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A.B., Williams College, 1883: Ph.D., Williams College, 1886: LL.D., Williams College, 1902: Tufts College, 1905: Additional course, University of Berlin. Formerly: Instructor in Williston Seminary: Pro- fessor and Dean, Williams College: President of Sim- mons College from 1902. Societies: Phi Beta Kappa: Trustee, Williams Col- lege: Trustee, Boston State Hospital: Fellow, American Academy of Arts and Sciences: Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science: Colonial Society of Massachusetts: American Political Science Association: New England Historic Genealogical So- ciety: American Economic Association: American So- ciological Association: Chairman of Trustees, Women's Educational and Industrial Union: Member, Executive Committee, North Bennet Street Industrial School: St. Botolph Club: Boston City Club: City Club of New York. SARAH LOUISE ARNOLDW Dean, Pro- fessor of llze Theory and Practice of Edu- cation. A.lVl., Tufts College. Formerly: Principal of Schools, St. Johnsbury, Vt.: Director of Training School for Teachers. Saratoga, New York: for seven years Supervisor of Primary Schools, Minneapolis, Minn.: for seven years Super- visor of Schools, Boston, Mass.: for five years member of the Massachusetts State Board of Education: Dean of Simmons College since its opening in 1902. Publications: LVl1j'llll1l'l?.V for T1L'UFl1fFI'X,' Reading, How to Teach if: Slvpjvizzg Stones to Litm'nf'zu'c Series fwith C. D. Gilbertl: Thu Jlotlzcr Tllllflllf. Lfxrcvoizs in COIl7f'UNffI'0l1 twith George Lyman Kittredgeb: ,Uavzual nf Cnnzfvositiou and Rlzvtorir Cwith George Lyman Kit- tredge and John Hayes Gardinerj: I'Vitlz Pencil and Pen: Svc and Soy St'1'it'.t. Societies: The Maydower Club: Executive Com- mittee, 'NVomen's City Club: Executive Committee of WXVUITICYIYS Education Association: lXIember of Board of Trustees, WOl1lC11yS Educational and Industrial Union: American Home Economics Association: American Sociological Association. NIARION EDVVARDS PARK, 1-lrring Dean, A.B., A.lVl., Bryn lVIawr College. Formerly: Assistant Professor of Classics, Colora- do College, 1903-1907. Acting Dean, Bryn Mawr Col- lege. 1911-1912. ' Leave of absence. 10 MPMUYAWY f'fffTfY 'f f'f'ff'Z'Z TT 4iyjig-fgiigiffgzmxffrnfffr:11cff1fff::.'ff:f:-f: 'f:'1::cf: ,': 31:33:51::ff-ff'1fffi:'nc:1111:ffr:,t:11'1wrrrr1'::1'f::1:::5155111.111fff.c',',19:11111:'eafixizx'1113::::f.f::i .:j.1:,c:' :f:.i:f:.'.:FifsfZ if 5 . ,,.. - .. - . .. ...,., Q 1, I, .., . ,,., .W ,,, ,,,,,,.,,,, W ,W ,,,, W , w , gl , ig gi 1 '1 ff f ef . 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Formerly: Private Assistant to Dr. S. P. Mulliken. 1903-1904: Instructor in Simmons College, 190-1-1908: Assistant Professor in Chemistry in Simmons College, 1910-1914. Publications: Some Pvrzfliarititxt of thi' Prnfrolyric .alriizdty of Pappailz twith L. B, Mendell: The 1i1'i'p.rin of the Cabbage. Societies: Sigma Xi, American Chemical Society. Associate of Collegiate Alumnae, Association of the lxVomen of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology: American Home Economics Association. SOPI-IRONIA MARIA ELLIOTT, 115515111111 Professor of I-101155110111 Ecouovzzics. A.hI., Brown University. . Formerly: Providence and Boston Public Schools: School of Housekeeping. Boston: Simmons College, 1902- Publications: C11uJ'ri.vf1'y of Cooking and CIIFGVIIVIQ fjoint author with Mrs. Ellen H. Richardsl : Housvlzold 15'11cfvr'ioIog,x'.' 1101156110111 Hygicrzrg Articles in magazines and papers. Societies: Health Education League, Wiomen of Technology Association. New England Home Economics Association, American Home Economics Association. ELLA JOSEPHINE SPOONER, 1115515111111 Professor of Doilzavlif' Jrt. Graduate of Framingham Normal School: Harvard Summer School, 1898 and 1913-1914: Simmons College, 1905-1906: Columbia Sum- mer School, 1909 and 191 1. Formerly: Instructor, Perkins Institution for the Blind: Private Teaching, Boston Trade School for Girls, Andover Guild Evening Classes: Andover Guild Summer School. 1908 and 1910. Societies: American Home Economics Association. New England Home Economics Association, Eastern Manual Training and Art Teachers' Association, Society for the Pro- motion of Industrial Education, Alumnae Council of Framingham Normal School. National Education Association. ll semxxssxsssxxswcu Si., .... .. Essesc se Q X sP + s ' 55 :,1,...c.... is 5, E ,S , iii :gs Pas 15? S: :5 Q 2 SEQ E. z: 'N 51 2: -'iz' 1: N5 ,555 53:5 gs Nts 2: xg :: E 512 E, -, ii EE sis :IE 123 gi: Eff S SSW-his ms- s si stfx as' EE s,......,, ,EN z t l :5.,..,.. ,......S : 1 3 5 Zs5t.......-.....xi5 55 gsm-w..s...-a,5 S: I .- 1 15 ES -6455. Qg'sS...w' - is s ..,.-...l3 s.,c.,5-.cscsc-.ewsai x ULA IW. DOW, dssistozzt Professor of Hozlselzold Eronomirs. B.S., Kan- sas State Agricultural College, 19o5: MS., Columbia University, 1913: Additional courses at the Framingham Normal School, 1905- 19o6. Formerly: Instructor at Kansas State Agricultural College. 1906-191-1: Head of the Department of Domestic Science at Kansas State Agricultural College, 191-1: Extension work at Kansas Agricultural College and at Cornell University. Society: American Home Economics Association. ALICE NORTON DIKE, I11.v!r11fIor in Ilozsxelzold Economics. B.L., Smith College, Massachtisetts Institute of Technology: School of Housekeeping. Formerly: Teacher, Robinson Seminary, Exeter, N. H.: Teacher, School of House- keeping, Boston: Experiments and Recipes in Cookery I, Simmons College, 1912. AMY lVl. SACKE'R, Special Inrirurtor in Inferior Decoration. Principal of the Amy H. Sacker School of Design for NVomen. Societies: Society of Arts and Crafts, Copley Society. ELIOT THWING PUTNAM, Lertzrrer on drrlzitefrzzre. A.B., Har- vard University. ABBY JOSEPHINE SPEAR, Izzsirzrrlor in Illillizzcry. Special Courses, Columbia University, N. Y., Summer Session, 191 1 g Special Courses, Harvard University, Summer Session, 1913: Special Courses, Sim- mons College, 1915-1916. Formerly: Instructor in Millinery at the Garland School of Homemaking, Boston. Society: New England Home Economics Association. BEULAH CLARK HATCH, III.Vfl'1ll'f0l' in I-Ionsclzold Erolzomirs. S.B., Simmons College. Formerly: Instructor in Home Economics, Pennsylvania State College: Instructor in Home Economics, Miclcllebury College, Summer Session 191-1-1915: Instructor in Home Economics, North Carolina State College of Agriculture and Engineering, Summer Ses- sion, 1917. , Societies: American Home Economics Association: New England Home Economics Association: Simmons Club of Boston. INIARY BOSWORTH STGCKING, Irmirzzrtor in Hozzselzold Economics. SB., Simmons College: lVI.S., University of Wisconsiil, 1916. Formerly: Lewis Institute, Chicago. Ill.: Assistant in Household Economics, Simmons College: Teacher of Domestic Science, Robinson Seminary, Exeter, N. H.: Teachers' Col- lege, Summer School, 1917: Lectures, Private Classes. Societies: American Home Economics Association, Association of Collegiate Alumnae, New England Home Economics Association: Simmons Club of Boston: VVoman's City Club of Boston. 12 MWAWWW 'l'f'fY fff'f 7 it f f 1 2 f I 111, iz 1 ff Zi? 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Ill- inois Womanls College, 1903, S.B., Simmons College, 1912. Formerly: Assistant in Household Economics, Simmons College, 1912-1913. Societies: American Home Economics Association, New England Home Economics Association, Simmons Club of Boston, VVomen's Educational and Industrial Union, Ameri- can Red Cross Society. EMMA REID SOUTHWURTH, IIl5f7'Zlt'fO7' in HOZl5C1IO1d Evononzifs. A.B., Mount Holyoke College, 1902. Formerly: Offord School, Malden, Mass.: Derby Academy, Hingham. Mass.: Technical High, Springheld, Mass.: Columbia University, Summer School, 1914-1915-1916. ELLEN C. WOOD, I115t1'11vt01' in Hozzselzold Economics. SB., Sim- mons College, 1912, Additional courses at College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia University, 1914: Harvard Summer School, 1914. Taught at Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. KATHARINE LOR-ENZ PGWEL, I7I5l'7'llf'fOl' in Domestic iirt. Ph.B., University of Chicago, 1912. Formerly: Assistant Instructor, Household Arts, University of Chicago. Summer 1912: Instructor, Household Arts, University of Wlyoming, 1912-191-1: Instructor, Ifniversitv of Chicago, Summer 1914. i Societies: Association oi Collegiate Alumnae, American Home Economics Association. FRANCES M. VVPIITCONIB, I2I5fl'I!t'I'07' in Sewing. S.B., Simmons Col- lege, 1910. Formerly: Teacher of Sewing in Quincy High School: Assistant Professor of Domes- tic Art, University of Maine. 13 MWf4WYiYIVlj, fflflfwlaffllfflnffzf - ..,,. - ....,, ,. ,.., , ....4,.,, .,, fni .:1 .,.,. ff1f7 ifffff,fi311111717'15175121fiii'f'1C1f21171flift, ZlflfifffiiiiSZifffff'1TF!ffi'LCY.11fffi'!.1ZfC'f'!.1'f7f1'!fffff5f!11ffff!!731.11551.11115Liifffffi31'!1i1i1,5ifLZ!Lf71112151112f.if112fffflfY1ff.'.11211 ft , ,r ..,. , -- .- - , ,..,,,.,, , W W., - , yi, 3 M31 ' tim-I ZW' ffl if 'Q f MW' mmf 4 1 'f ' ' 2 ' f ' v lj 2 ' f If i 1 5 I l, Z. 1 i 1 1 , 4 l j I 1 f , ' 's C.. ...Z,...Z...,M..,z J,. Q' Jimi, m...,,N,!.,Z. ..?,h. 'fw,.... 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Bucks County, Pennsylvania, 191541916 INIARCIA CURRIER OSGOCD, Assisnzlzf in Ifozfselzolrl ,llllIlI!lg67llEIll. A.B., Wellesley College, SB., Simmons College, 1915. HELEN ELIZABETH MARTIN, ,lssisrrzzzt in Sawing. SB., Simmons College, 1916. JULIA ENIERY TURNER, IlEt'lll7'c'7' on llzsfirzzfiofml lllmmgemezztf Director of the New Ellfllllllfl Kitrlzezz, II'7OH1l3II,5 Edzzmriozzal and Il1dlI5ll'll1l Union. A.B., Vassar, 18955 Graduate Work at Yale, 19o6g A.lNI., Columbia, 1908. Formerly: Teacher in High Schools in Illinois: Normal School, Oshkosh, Wis.g Paclcer Collegiate Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y.: in charge of a dormitory, VVellesley and Smith Colleges. GLADYS EINIERSQN STEELE, 11.Y5lSl1Illl in Setting. SB., Simmons College, 1917. C l-l L,M.,,,,,,.,,W,,,...4 iwrrrtarial Stuhira EDVVARD HENRY ELDRIDGE, Profes- sor of Serrelarial Studies, and Direrlor of the School of Set'1'tfIt1l'iz1l Sfudies. AAI., Temple University, 1903: Ph.D., Temple University, 19o7g Special work in Psy- chology at University of Chicago, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, Clark University. Two years at Amherst College. Formerly: Stenographer in a business house: Sec- retary to President Conwell, Temple University: Pro- fessor of Psychology. Temple Universityg Director of School of Business, Temple University. Publications: Ilyjnmfism, Penn Publishing Com- pany. l90Zg Slzortlzuud Dictation E.rt'r'cisc.r, American Book Company, 19093 E.r1N'1'f Typvzwifiliy, co-author with Miss Rose L. Fritz, American Book Company, 19123 B,ll.YTllt'.Y.Y Sfn'llr1', American Book Company. 1913. Societies: Delta Upsilon: Vice-President, Alumni Association of Temple University: Ex-President of the Eastern Commercial Teachers' Association: Treasurer of National Shorthand Reporters' Association. GERTRUDE XVILLTSTQN CRAIG, rfjiiifllllf Professor of SUt'l't'f1II'iIll Slim'- ies. Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N. Y. Formerly: Secretary, President National Biscuit Company: Secretary, Advertising Manager Rer'ic'zu of Rrvit'-zt'.r.' Secretary, Commercial Department of the American Book Company. Societies: Eastern Commercial Teachers' Associa- tion, New England High School Commercial Teachers' Association. 15 News E :QW S E 2 six 322 'W g,..a..... g E ,Ei .... Eikp germs-2 ::i .5 bl: 2 E S :sg ,gifs S i sz s fs Sei gswwii X5 -422 El 5: iii X.. 33 s asv 53 gs 53 N1 Q is Eixt E SCN...-..,A:g gw-.-sms-..--x lg 55- Smeg ik-mes ..:. -..,.-..lS e..WNw..,.....-.a ST 5 rl it 1 i ffzcmfzffefey 3 flag ..ff1f'fTffff1ffff1f2'ffff'f1f.'.T ffi'T1' 'fff1f11f'fCCC17 .I1'1f7ffff.fffffffffffffff 'fff'iCff111ff1'f.Cfffff'f,f'ff1'.'fffffffIfffffff17,11fff.'.C11fLfffffffffL'1'fL21fff.ffLfL1ffflfiffiff '1f2ffff1fffIfff.:i:1ff'f ! I 1, , ,.....,, A..,, .. -.U . .. ,. ,,..,.,. .,, 1 ,.,,,,a , ,mm,,, pg 4 yi tw? ,, 1' gf N- 4 f fe fred fe 4 f 'et mi,,.,'1 ff :fi ' ij 1 ' z : , W , , I , 21 I 1 If 4 1 If 1222''23.3123353552211Z1ZfJ7Z?:::'IZZZ:Z:3Z7:Z'J.' 32121132::'.:3::':z:.':::::::.::xnxx112353233L3'42:':::::1:::::::L::::z::z::':::::::,:::z.::,?f.7:.:11:LLx::L ' wL:::L::::::z ':7'- -' H -'- M-ff-f-1' f 4 lj 1 Zl:fj,,'W-4:---Z .,., , f., ,,,,,,,..,,,..,.,,,,,,,..,.,.5,.,,4-Z-4, f ...,...,, .,,.... . i 6,t,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,W.t -------4 ---.----- --.1 e.,,,,,,,,,,,,h,,,,,,,W ELIZABETH ALLISON STARK, Instructor in Sevretariui Studies. A.B., VVellesley College: S.B., Simmons College. Formerly: Assistant to the Registrar, VVe1lesley College: Secretary to the President's Secretary, VVellesley College. BERTHA IVIETCALF EMERSON, Iizstrzutor in Secretarial Studies. S.B., Simmons College, IQIO. Formerly: Assistant to the Editor of the Massachusetts Historical Society: Secretarial Assistant in the President's Office at Harvard University. HELEN GOLLER, Iustrzutor in Secretarial Studies. A.B., Wellesley College: S.B., Simmons College. Formerly: Secretarial position in Philadelphia. JENNIE BLAKENEY WILKINSON, Instructor in Secretarial Studies. S.B., Simmons College, 191 1. FLORA IVICKENZIE JACOBS, Instructor in Sefretarizll Studies. Sim- mons College, 1911. Formerly: Private Secretary, 1911-1914. HELEN CELIA HEATH, dssistzzut itz Sefretarizzl Studies. A.B., Vas- sar College, IQO2. Formerly: Instructor in Mathematics, St, Marys School, Concord, New Hampshire. Society: Phi Beta Kappa. NATHANIEL FRANKLIN SILSBEE,tk Instructor in flfroznztaucy. Graduate of the Northeastern College - School of Commerce and Finance, 1917. B.C.S. Formerly: Assistant Note Teller, National Shawmut Bank. Publications: Various articles on Banking, Accounting, and Commercial Education. Society: Member of American Economic Association. EULA GERTRUDE FERGUSON, dssistaut in Secretarial Studies. A.B., Wellesley College, 1911. FREDERICA HARRISON GILBERT, Lecturer ou Commercial Law. A.B., Radclilie College, 1914. LLB., Boston University, 1917. ELSIE NIILLS JEFFREY, Assistant in Serretfzrial Studies. B.S., Sim- mons College, 1914. ' Resigned for War Service. 16 wwmumw .. ., f w ' '' ' ' ' ' '''1ZZ1'111f.C'!!.111f 11'?7f17f5'?I!1Zi1fTFTIIILCZ11fff.1'.21LfC'1!J!!!f. .','L111ZL1f!.2f.11i71211513112f.Z!,11'. ff1fL'JfI.'. ......, F ,... ...,, :Z ,,.. -wlxililz ....,,. ......,.....-.... ...,,....,.....,.. .... Z , W- W A Irfl W N If W , i far fr V f t We if 1 1 , , 4 5 ' ., , Ilvv L ilgglffffffffflf .. ..., ,Ii f ,.,...a...,. V 9 j d . 1 1 mm mmm , A- , . 5 E 93. Ei F2 ,,,. . ,Mc Eihrarg Srivnre JUNE RICHARDSON DONNELLY, .ls- sorizzfe Professor of Library Sriwzrc, and Director of Library Srlzool. B.S., Uni- versity of Cincinnati, Ohio, 1895: B.L.S.. New York State Library School, 1907. Formerly: Cataloguer and Reference Assistant, Cincinnati Public Library: Instructor Library Science. Simmons: Director of the Drexel Institute Library School and Librarian of the Drexel Institute: Teacher of Library Economy. XVashington Irving High School. New York City. Societies: Phi Beta Kappa: American Library Association: Massachusetts Library Club: Association of American Library Schools: New York State Library School Association. CHARLES KNOWLES BGLTON, Lertzzrer on ilu' History of l,ibrn1'ie.v. A.B., Harvard University. Librarian, Boston Athenaeum. Publications: T115 1.ff77't1I'It1IIlS CitIl10Il.Y'0f Efliirsq Sorkin, the l'I'ift' of Rv iI1ra1111'f,' The Pr'ii'nfc Soldim' 'IHIIIUI' II'tIXflIIIflfUlI,' Scotch Irish Pioizccrx in I'lstt'1' and .4n1u1'ira. Two Chapters in fl, L. .-1. illaiiznil of Lilwrnry Srivizrcg Editor, I.rttrrs of Hugh Em-I Furry and of the .4t1zt'1nimm1 Cuiitriiary. Societies: Phi Beta Kappa Chonoraryl at Harvard: President, Society for the Preser- vation of New England Antiquities: Chairman, Visiting Committee to Library Museum of Fine Arts: Chairman, Sub-committee in Educatonal XYork at Art Museum: Member. Visiting Committee to Library. Harvard University: Vice-President, Trustees of Donations for Education in Liberia: Member Massachusetts Historical Society: Senior 'XYarden, Christ Church, Boston C Tlie Old Northul: Trustee, Boston Museum of Fine Arts. ABBY L. SARGENT, Lecturer on Culier Clzisxijimfioii. Salem Norman School. Medford Public Library. Formerly: Librarian, XVilming'tou, N. C.: Middlesex Mechanics Association. Lowell. Societies: American Red Cross Society: Appalachian Mountain Club: Massachusetts Peace Society: Massachusetts Library Club: American Library Association: National Geographic Society. ALICE INIABEL JDRDAN, Special Il15fl'Ill'fOl' in Library Srivurv. Chief of Cbildren's Department, Boston Public Library. CHARLES FRANCIS DGRR BELDEN, I.t'cf11rUr 011 PI1f7fft'D0t'1l7l1L'lIf5. LL.B., Harvard University, 1898. Librarian. Boston Public Library. Societies: Member of the Council of the American Library Association: Yice-Presi- dent, National Association of State Libraries. 17 W.,..,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,! 2 K , 3... its 5. is to SM i N 3 e 3 . R 1. ri be WXWN T-.- 5.-Mc ... XXX :s Ei if E5 ri if :S :S , is iii if SE: is if 13 si SE ...SI ?,,,,,,,,,,m,,,,,,, 4, ,,,, 1 ,f,,,,,,,,,f,,,M? I IydII-gzim' ' ' '1111:'f:f:.f'ff2'fa '1:1:c1c'.'1'::1 'mf 1'1:111511f:!5::'::11311f!.'7:,1::111':1':::':f27:15:125:iff5:1111737.21111:ttf:ifff:::'.':111fzffxfgiiffiitffrrfzz5:51121f!f:fZ:!!!::iHig5f2 nfl' Q3 f 7.,1gg '::Lgg'1,g , , ..,,- , ..... ., .., ,,,,,, ,m,,.,,, MM, --9 'ff 51 1 1 - 2 390112 fi y f I Z 'Z' 9 ig' Z fi I f 'Z Z 1 Z 'vig awning? fi? Q Q T l 2 ..A.. W 5 f f 7 : ' ' ' ' A 'Z 'i'i 1Ql ff. f lf. HZQJZYII 'fflfII11IIIll2lllfJL ll , 1ZLl2 '.L12'I2JZ2lZIII 5112if1lTfL112'.'l21LZ.L2Q1,7iLZ,CZTL1L1Z2Il HJ LL' IJQIQLZZIZIIZPXLYZI 'Z21lWL1l'L1Z7lJL7iJil13272!Z 5 4 4, 1 , ...,....,. Z Zi QLZJJAQLVLLLLUM. 4..z::::z::i:a,,:1,,,.:z,i FLORENCE TOLIVIAN BLUNT, Instrzzrlor in Library Srielzce. B.L.S., Mount Holyoke College, 1896, A.B., Mount Holyoke College, 1 8992 B.L.S., New York State Library School, 1903. Formerly: Reference Librarian and Classilier, Haverhill Public Library, 1903-1915: Instructor in Simmons College Summer School, 1910-1915. Societies: Sigma Theta Chi: Member, American Library Association: Massachusetts Library Club. ALICE LUCILE HOPKINS, dssislmzt Librarian. A.B., Smith College, 19051 SB., Simmons College, 19133 Graduate Boston Normal School. Formerly: Assistant Librarian, Radcliffe College Library, 1908-1911 : Assistant Librarian, Smith College Library, 1911-1912: Assistant Librarian, Simmons College Library, 1912- Societies: Massachusetts Library Club, Smith Alumnae Association, American Library Association. ANITA MAE ALLEN, dssistnizt in Library Srielzre. S.B., Simmons College, 1915. ELLA NIARGUERITE COATS, ,issistzzzzt in the Library. S.B., Sim- mons College, 1916. JENNIE CLIFTON FROST, 1f55I5flIlIf in Library Srielzre. A.B., Tufts College, 1901. Salem Normal School, 19o3-1904. S.B., Simmons College, 1916. Societies: Sigma Kappa, Tufts Alumnae Association, Simmons Alumnae Association. ELINGR ISABEL BEDLOVV, dssisfzrzzf in I,iI1rz1ry Sriwzre. A.B., Smith College. HARRHIET ENIIYIA HOWE, Alssistunt Professor of Library Sviezzre. B.L.S., University of Illinois, IQO2. Formerly: Member of University of Illinois Library Staff, 1902-1904: Instructor, University of Illinois Library School, 1904-1906: Director, University of Washington Sum- mer Library School, 1905 and 1906: Head Cataloguer and Instructor in Summer Library School, University of Lowa, 1906-1910: Chief Cataloguer, Minneapolis Public Library, 1910- 1913: Director, Summer Library School, University of Iowa, 1914-1915, 1917: Assistant Pro- fessor of Library Science, Vlfestern Reserve University, 1913-1917. 18 lZiCf'Z'?rf 'ff' 'f mfw'fw ' ' '' ' 1CZ1'ff'7.f'f,',fff '71'7ff,'fff'fffffffffffffff.',',fIff','.fCT1f. . fL'f'1'1'!S1i1C1 11ff11lfllfffff fL'Cf'fff,fflff,',ff.'.fff'l 1 ll fi fr-y,:1::1g':::gy'::''L ' ::1,g:5,..::,:11:4 1:55 ' ' , ,,.,, ,V ,,,,,..,, ,, mm ,Wf,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,w W, ,gi Q' , U zwg is fi I Z.,-.,,.45 ?,,,,,g ' ,fy Z f 1 y .,,, f 9 f cf 3 ff,,,,,,ml' ,QI ,Z 12? 'ff i ' I , 'f 0 . 2 H fi 4 ' ,MAW ,,,,, 2 li it ZLZZQQZZZZZZLTIIIJZZ251115255271:'JI:1::2Z317:Z'::.7l 1272111275:L',L:z33t::f:::1,:::,:::1:1:,:1:12:7:,LpL:LL':L::::::::,..11:L111223111115:9zuuxzaprfxgz,vxxzgzzLx:MJ.:.:,:.L:p11::::L,zz12335531123213L.,p3::::::,:::z:.3Zing! I Z, N. 1 2?..-.-.,.,..,........-12 f f ...... ,J iflmfwmfnwfrffnwwfi aa.. E 5 Arahemir Glnurara Bvpurtinrnt nf Engliah 1 Y FRANK EDGAR FARLEY, Professor of English. A.B., Harvard University, 18935 AM., Harvard University, 1894: Ph.D., Harvard University, 1897. Formerly: Assistant in English, Harvard Univer- sity: Assistant in English, Radcliffe College: Instructor in English, Haverford College: Professor of English, Syracuse University. Publications: Author of Smizdiizazfinii Izzjlucnrvx in the English Runmntic .ll0twi1ci1t, 1903: Joint author with George Lyman Kittredge of an .Jdt'a11c1'd English Gl'0IlI'.l'UI', 1913: Editor of Milton's Paradise Lost, Books I and II. BERTI-IA NIARIQN PILLSBURY, ,frting Reginrzzr, 1917-1918: Jygisf- nnt Professor in English. A.B., University of Illinois: ABI., Ph.D., :Radcliilfe College. Formerly: Instructor in English, University of Illinois. l90-1-1906: Reader in English, Bryn Mawr College, 1907-1908. Societies: Kappa Alpha Theta, Phi Beta Kappa. MYRA COFFIN I-IOLBRQOK, ,lssistant Professor in English. A.B., Vassar College: A.lVI., Vllesleyan. Formerly: Instructor in English. Virginia College. Ya.: IYesleyan Academy, XYilbra- ham, Mass. - CHARLOTTE FARRINGTON BABCOCK, Inslrnrtor in English. A.B., A.lVI., Ph.D., Radcliile College. Formerly: Teacher at Miss Carroll's School. Boston: Teacher at Misses Smith's School, Cambridge: Private Tutoring: Assistant in English at Simmons College. l91l-1912. Societies: Phi Beta Kappa, Radclihfe Alumnae Association, Radclitte L'nion. Modern Language Association. IDA ALICE SLEEPER, Instructor in English. A.hI., Radclille College, 1904. l9 yuunwmuwuj' ' 755- lil-23' -1f- -f ff 'cmccczzffafgcfzmrzl f1:ca:1'cccg:' ::::. 112115:'f:::::2111111:.1:.c::2'1-171331::f1:::x:1::::::g'5:::::.::zc11:1111:11::x:u::::1:f::Lc::::1c::L1f:13:31111f:t1:2:::f.:71Z2'g ' 4 if fa Z Y .,....,.,..,.. y 'gf' i f 2' p7:..., - - W, ,W ..,,. , , f -W --M-W M, ,,..,,,,, ,,,,,,w -'Q If 1' ' ' it f We fm? Q f f 1?-f rf 6' 3 4 f 1 ' : : 1 , f 5 1 1 fe 4 2 al .za ..., -M J.. af .As a.,.,,...f.m.. wa... wwf' vi.. 3 2 Z1 5. 'fl ZZ'''i,Z1Z1L1'!fjJJZZ2Z12I5Ij?:21':Z22:Z:3Z7:Z':.'.7. 'JL721LLLL'::1'::3337:::::::::11:::x:::::1:::a:::1:'.:17::::m::::::::::3':Lz::':::g:::.z:7::Q::227:.z:1::1:.z:::,3LL:px:z212111741215215z32L21::2:57:::.7:::5g:xmj Qbj gt-...-:: .... 1 f lvll, -if L-.- .... .... , ,,.- Z 2,,jgj,ggggggg,g3gg,,,,,,,,4, 6fw,W,W,,,,,,W LUCIA RUSSELL BRIGGS, Imlfzzflovf in Erzglirlz. A.B., Radcliffe Col- lege, 19093 A.M., Radcliffe College, 1912. Formerly: Teacher at Miss McClintock's School, Boston, 1909-19113 Theme Reader at Simmons, 1909-19105 Assistant in English at Simmons, 1910-19115 Teacher at the Charlton School, New York. 1912-19145 Teacher at the Oak Park I-Iigh School, Oak Park, Illinois. CLINTON HENRY COLLESTER, I7l5l'7'lll'l0l' in English. A.B., Am- herst College, 1902, A.M., Harvard College, 1904. Formerly: Instructor in English, Massachusetts Institute of Technologyg Sunday Docent, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Publications: Notes on the New England Short Narcissus Plays Disti1z.gui.rI1.cd in Hlodcrzz Language Notes. Societies: New England Oral English Conferenceg Appalachian Mountain Club: Boston City Club: Phi Kappa Psi: Phi Beta Kappa: Treasurer of New England Public Speaking Conference, l9l7-1918. LOUISE WHITEFIELD BRAY, I7Z5f7'Ill'l'07' in English. A.B., Mount Holyoke College, A.lNI., Radcliffe College. Formerly: Reader in Latin, Mount Holyoke: Instructor in English, Lake Erie College. Society: Phi Beta Kappa. 20 ana-www-fnww IV 'F' mm, ,,,,., ,,,.,. , .,... , W... ,.,,,.,, ,..,, ..... ,,..,,, f....,.,,, ,,.,, ,,.,.,,,. ,i .,..., -, ,,,. ,,.,,,.. ,,..,,,...,..,,.., ,..,..,..,, ,..,,. ,,,..,,,,,,, ..,f.f,., .,,,.,.,,,..,.,w.,,,,.,...,,1 , l .. ,,,,,. ..r:trz11fx1: ...,,,. fe... ..,,..,., -.. ...,.. .,.,,,.,.., ..,.....,...,......, .....,.. , ...,..,.. L , L :L ...., V 2...:l,Z.L, ,,., , ..,., M .,,,...,..,, ..,......... wg. ..,,,. ...will ..... ,,.,...,.,,,,. ...........,,.5 fs, lg fn? la f f- r '1'7' ferr ' 5 yy' a f ' 'ri ' 'Q fa, 'rl ff lil f fqffi fmffrf 51' , wlj M y.,.....,.q fm.. Q 0 I K 0 mmf, 1? , 1 if 1 1 1 1 , 0 . ff . f . yi ' Z.. ...Z.-.Z....-...,r J.. We .7.. ffr,...... ma,-fr' W,,,,,., W A... ' ' lg fi, 2z1k7L::::::::::::::::::::::7:::'::::::::2t:x' .:::1:::'.::r,'::::::::::::::::::::11L9:::a::::z::::::::::::::::::::14::::::4:::.::px::::z::,::::::::x:awzzxzz:zzgxzzzxmzraas::::z:::.:1:ii::,.2jj Q cfi:........,.-... 4 : : 1 . Z: M 1 1.....-,........,,. IZ frwrrwwwumw A 6wwm.fW.,,f,,fW Eepartmvni nf fllllnhern Eunguagra tiirrman anh ?Knmanrv Bizxngttagral REGINALD RUSDEN GOODELL, Pro- fessor of Rommzre LJIIIQZHIQEJ and Clmir- mau of the Depmwlzerzf of Illodcrrz Lan- guages. A.B., A.lVI., Bowdoin College. Additional courses: Johns Hopkins Uni- versity, The Sorbonne, L'Alliance Fran- caisc. Formerly: Instructor, Bowdoin College: Instruc- tor. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Publications: Editor of Lilllftlllf Espioiz and Other Stories. Societies: Delta Kappa Epsilon: Phi Kappa Phi Modern Language Association: Salon Francais de Bos- ton: Engineers' Club. ERNST HERMANN PAUL GROSSMANN, ,issislaut Professor of German. Berlin Normal College: A.B., Harvard University, 1902. Instructor: Harvard University. Formerly: Instructor, Simmons College. Societies: Bostoner Deutsche Gesellschaft, Deutscher Sprachverein. CHARLES MARSHALL UNDERWVUOD, JR.,i': ,lssismnf Professor of Romance Lmzguzzges. A.B., Harvard, 1900: A.NI., Harvard, 1901. Ph.-D., Harvard, 1905 3 University of Paris: University of Grenoble. Formerly: Instructor, Harvard University: Dartmouth College: University of Cincin- nati: Simmons College: Assistant Professor, Simmons College from 1908. EVA LOUISE IVIARGUERITE IVIOTTET CB1-evet Superieurj, dssisiant Professor of Romance Lriugzzages. A.hI., Radcliffe Col- lege: College of Montbeliard, France. i Formerly: Instructor, 'Wellesley College. IVIARION EDNA BOVVLERRQ Instructor in R-oumnre Lmzgzmges. AB., University of Idaho, 1909: A.M., Radchite College, 1912: Univer- sity of Paris: Guilde Internationale: University Grenoble, France. Formerly: Instructor in French, Simmons College, 1905-1908: Head Frencl1 Teacher. Kent Place, Summit, N. I., 1910-1911: Instructor in French, 'Wellesley College. 1911-1912. Publications: Articles in The Nation-Tha Position of Romain Rollandg: 111 Defence of Romain Rollmid. Society: Gamma Phi Beta. :'On leave of absence. 21 Z. AJZLZQZFXJQJJLZLZJLZJ. 14 HAROLD BOSVVORTH JELLESON, I115f1'z1ct0ri1z Romance Lafzgzmges. Second term 1918. AB., ELM., Harvard College. Formerly: Instructor, Lafayette College: Instructor, University School, Baltimore, Md.: Instructor, Colby College. Societies: Harvard Cercle Francais: Circolo Italiano: Sociedad Espanola. HANS WOLDO RABE, Ilzsfrzzctor in Germmz. A.B., c.l., Harvard University, Graduate work at Harvard, 191 1, 1913-1916. Formerly: Instructor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1907-1908. Societies: Harvard Deutsche Verein, Modern Language Association, Sprachverein, Harvard Club. LUCY BOND PROCTOR, I1I5f7'l!l'f01' in Germrzfz. AB., Wellesley Col- lege. Study at lNIarburg, Germany. 22 ss. SE sa. Nixkxvmbx X Igccscwmsl 5 mkrwgg r ,.,.c.... 1 E Ei..1...,, .... ,Ages ri- 555 SSR Eismx asf We is 1 as -:- F -it gsgcswgg :as .Legg :sf as . 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Formerly: Instructor in University of New Mexico, 1897-1898: Instructor in University of Colorado, 1899- 1901: Brooklyn Latin School, 1901-1902: Pueblo High School, 1904-1908: Austin Teaching Fellow, Harvard University, 1909-1912. Societies: Delta Kappa Epsilon: Phi Beta Kappa: American Historical Association: National Geographic Society: President New England History Teachers' Association. RALPH VOLNEY HARLQVV, Ill5fl'I1t'f0l' in ffislory. AB., Yale Uni- versity, 1909: A.lNl,, Yule University, 191 1 : Ph.D., Yale University, 1913. Formerly: Mr. Leal's School, Plainfield, N, I., 1909-1910. Societies: Phi Beta Kappa, American Historical Association. - Publications: Thi' History of I.11gisl11ti1'1' .llrilzrids in tin' I'1'1'iod Bxforr 1323. HAYES BAKER-CROTHERS, Iustrzirlor in Hislory. AB., Nlonmouth College, 1904. Formerly: Pri11cipal of High School, Ashland, 1Vis.. 1905-1913: Assistant in History. University of Vtfisconsin, 1912-1913: Bulkley Fellow, Yale University, 1913-191-1. ei'W'XQ L 23 , wrlwfrofff 1, 2 !,......,-.. it fag, '1::f1...::::f:f1f:::1:fzcczfzczf:1fx:fra:::'1cfr:c::ccac1:cc:cr cffmffrgzzczncccffcfriff:121111:c:x:1::11c'1c':'12::::fm2:::::xg1::::1:nn:mimi:r:maczzzfrmgctffztcffzffzz:.::::1:f!f:C::::!.1:5211 Z' 5 iv Z y, ..... ?....4iZ:NmlZf. s,Zl2.N,, if .71 flaw ,af-my !,,,m,,,,W' ZL,,.,,,,,,,, -Z ,gf 'E El fit 1 1 l A EZ: 0. 4 - ,WW '0 'f 25 2 5 2 h1,,f.,:..Z..........1l J.. ao' ,ZW .A,, M..,,...,!l 3illn,.mmf.,, Qffmw..f1 Q'b,,,,,ff-'Z ?u,,,,.,,,Zi Z ..,..... , , , 5 ,.. ..,,... iaiziizzzaazzzipazaw ,,E:3,,,,L,, f Evpartmvnt nf Svnriulngg Hopkins University, 1899. School for Social VVorkers, Boston, from 1904. Coiiftwcizccs of Clio1'itif's. tury Club. PRESIDENT LEFAVOUR, I115t1'zic'to1' in Sociology. JEFFREY R. BRACKETT, Professor of Social Economy and Director of the School for Social ffforleers. A.B., Har vard University, 1883, Ph.D., Johns Formerly: President, Department of Charities of Baltimore, Md.. 1900-1903: President, National Con ference of Charities and Correction, 1904: Director of Publications: Siijicwisiorz and Education in Clmritqi 1901: Occasional articles in P1'occcdz'1zg.9 of National Societies: Massachusetts State Board of Charity Director, Massachusetts Civic League, Boston Associ ated Charities, Union Club, City Club, Twentieth Cen LUCILE EAVES, Lecturer on Sociology. A.B., Stanford University, 1894: Graduate Student and Lecturer in Extension Department, Chicago University, 1898-18993 MS., University of California, IQOQQ Ph.D., Columbia University, 1910. Formerly: Head of History Department, San Diego High School, San Diego, Cali fornia, lS94-l8f8: Tnstructor in History, Stanford University, l899-l90lg Head Worker San Francisco Settlement Association, l90l-1905: Director of Industrial Bureau, San Francisco Relief, l906-l907: Fellow in Economics: Member of the Summer Session Faculty and Lecturer in Economics at the University of California: Associate Professor of Practical Sociology, University of Nebraska. Publications: .-l History of Califorizia Labor Lcgislatioii, with II1f7'OU11iCf0I'j' Sketch of the San Francisco Labor ilf0'Z'ClI1L'lZff, Vol. II of University of California Publications in Fconomfcs: L'VOllIL'Il and Cliildrciz l'l ag7e-Ea1'1zci'5. in Report of California Labor Bureau Numerous newspaper and encyclopedia articles: The Food of lfVo1'ki1zg FVO 'L'IIf in. Boston Societies: American Sociological Society: American Economics Associationg Ameri can Association for Labor Legislation: National Child Labor Committee: Phi Beta Kappa Association of Collegiate Alumnae. IDA NIAUD CANNON, Special Assistant iii Sofia! Economy. Graduate Training School for Nurses, City and County Hospital, St. Paul 1898: Graduate Boston School for Social VVorkers, 1907. Publications: Social llfork in Ho.r1vitaIs, published by Russell Sage Foundation. 24 i ' f ..,...:1'L21Jf:::::::::17:'::ff:::2'.'.::12::::ff1:17:':7:.'f,z'::f::ff:::::::r:f::.1::':.'.1:::11:.'ff1'f'f:'f.':t::::'::,1::.i::::.1::::,'::::.f:1:'.f'f71iL':7:.'.53151 te fub '::f:?:::::1t:,g 1, , ,.,,, 7 .f--f. Mm 9,,..,,.,,,.,4 ff if 12 tw? 35 f ?..,t..g Vu I f 5 f 1 f Z f 4 Z' 2,jfwf,,,,,, We , p f Q 3 H 3 ,Q gg Jjeu jeu. ,,.., w,..,..,f' tr QQ? r I ,M ,...,.., - ,.,,,.,,,..,...,,,.,,,....,...., ,,.,.,., . ,,......,,..,,A.,.,,.,.,,,..,.. N ,.,,,,........,,,,.,,....,.,,A,,...,.,,.......,...,..,.,.,..A,...,.....,.,,.,.,..,......,.,.,..,,,.,..,.,.,,.... . .,....,.,......,.,.,,..,,,. - ,....,.. - , gg'-gvvtwj ?f,.,w,..,,,.,,....,..,,.,,.,.,...,,,,...,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,, ..,., .,,, , ..... ,.,,.,,.,..,.,..,..,..,....H,,..,.f,,.,,,..m.,,,..,,,,,..,,,WWff,.,,.,,...,,,,,,..,,,,,i,,,-4A-cyl f ir-.. ..,, t...,..s..3? gi, ......,.... i. L,zL:2m::a,:::,.t a,z:z.:p:a:.:Q J. PRENTICE MURPHY, General Secretary of the Boston Clzildrerfs Aid Society and Special Instructor School of Social llfork. Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, IQO4-1907. Formerly: Member of Staff of Pennsylvania Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children, 1905-19073 Special Investigator New York Consumers' League and New York State Department of Factory Inspection, 1907: Resident and Assistant Leader of Boys' Club Work, East Side House Settlement, 1907: Superintendent Children's Bureau, Philadelphia, December 1907-October l9ll: to date General Secretary Boston Childrens Aid Society. Publications: Special Articles on the Clzilclrcnlr Field of Social ll'ork in Proceedings of National Conference of Clwritle.v, Szliwey, .llcntnl flyuiene Re2'ieit', and elsewhere. Societies: Member Executive Committee League for Preventive XYorkg Chairman Massachusetts Child XrVelfare Committee: President Monday Evening Club: Member Executive Committee Home Service Section Metropolitan District American Red Cross: Member Emergency Relief Squad Metropolitan District American Red Cross: Boston City Clubi Appalachian Mountain Club. LUCY WRIGHT, lixsislant Professor of Social Economy. A.B., YVelles- ley College. Formerly: District Secretary of Associated Charities in Bostong General Secretary of Associated Charities in Taunton: Field Agent of a Commission to Investigate the Condi- tion of the Blindg General Superintendent of the Commission for the Blind. JANE RGBERTS IVICCRADY, Special Instructor in Social Economy. Graduate of Kindergarten School. Formerly: Settlement Work on the East Side, New York City, l9l-I-1917, WILDA C. PECK, Special dssistant in Sociology. ELIZABETH L. HOLBROOK, .rlssistarzt Secretary of dssociated Clzari- ties of Boston. A.B., VVellesley College. Publications: Occasional Articles in 'P1'oceeclings of National Conference of Charities. Societies: VVomen's Municipal League, XVoman's City Club, Monday Evening Club. GRACE THOIVIPSON WILLS, Heard Resident and Jsxociate Director of Lincoln House, Boston, Massachtisetts. ' Bepartmvnt nf Hagrhnlngg HAROLD ERNEST BURTT, Special Instructor in Pxyclzology. In- structor at Harvard College. AB., Dartmouth College, IQIIQ A.M., Harvard, 1913: Ph.iD., Harvard, 1915. Formerly: Instructor in Mathematics at Mount Hermon Boys' Schools, l9ll-1912, Publications: Factors lfl'1ziclz Influence tlze Arousal of the Prinzczry l'i.r11aI tllcnzory Iznagcg The Ejfect of Uniform and Non-zrniforf'z Lighting on Attention and Reaction Times, with Especial Reference to Street 1lInniination,' .J Study of the Behavior of the Iflfhite Rat by thc illnltiplc Choice ,lletlzodq Auditory Illuvsions of ,lI0'Z'L'l1It'1lf,' Some Pry- chological Aspects of -'li'll1ll0ll,' Sex Differences in College Students in the .-ldult Point Scale Cwritten jointly with R. M. Yerkesj. 25 Y ff wwfmff fi. ?11ff:f:::::'::fff:1 :r,1'1:'f 'f:':. a f ' : f: :1: ::51:11:11'::::f::.'f.'.:'.'if'f. :122111:13:ff.'.'::'7551:1:1::::::1'.1'::!:'.1'.:::L:1:fx'::::'.'.'c1::::ff1:::1:::f.:11::.:t:.' .:'.:7!:1::::!:.2fiiEfif'g ?v i y ZW? 7, ,.., NZL:2,,.,. lf? fm ,.., . ,Z f,.M,wZ f,,,,,,,.,04 17, Z 1 v - : I : ,. 4, , . 1, Q 1 gf ? -in .- M1 Z' ,,,,,. ,Z W 2 I 1 If 7DZ'llxizzilfffffliiififffiiffliffiifff11iUX1'If.' ,Qiffffllffjliflllllllllll.I1lQ2Cl'.f.1lllflQZ21'SfL.L'.lZI.'.'lJI2I2lZZ'L31L'fl12L?i,1L'.7LLZATZJLZ1l2L1l.DIif,iLlZ122,1lllllLJI21I,15llIJYfZfll1ZYL L '2 ' ' ' ig 4 1 it-fit: ..,, ...ZW ?'5 4ffZ-MZ ' . E.- ,.....,,,..., , Eeparimvnt nf ighgniral Efraining FLORENCE S. DIALL, .155isfanl Professor of Physical Training. Graduate of Sargent Normal School of Physical Education: Woods Hole lNIarine Biological Laboratory: De Pauw University. Formerly: Physical Director, Y.NV.C.A., Terre Haute, Ind.: Instructor, Vassar College. Societies: American Physical Education Association, Kappa Alpha Theta. Eepartment nf Ehuratinn SARAH LOUISE ARN0LD,J'c Dean of the College, and Profcfsor of the Theory and Prnrlire of EIl'llL'llfiOIl. HELEN E. LOCKXVQQD, Insirnftor in EdI!l'lII'iOlI and Director of the Srlzool of Industrial Tunvlzing, Director of Prartire, IIIOHIEIIIS Edn- rzziional and Industrial Union. Graduate of Framingham Normal School. Summer Course Teachers' College. Formerly: One Year at House of Seven Gables Settlement in Salem: Two Years at Jacob Tome Institute in Marylandg Two Years' Teaching in Public Schools of Dedham. Mass. LUCINDA VVYNIAN PRINCE. L6t'fIll't'l' on Sfzlusnzanslzip and Director of the School of Snlvsnznizxlzip. VVomen's Educational and Industrial Union. HELEN RICH NURTON, Insirnvtor of Snlvsnznnsliip. VVomen's Educational and Industrial Union. HARRIET A. NIEL, Insfriirior in Edzimtion. Kindergarten Training Teacher. ANNA A. KLQSS, .lssoriate Direrlor of fornrioizzzl Training at the IIIOIIZVEIZLS Edzirationnl and Industrial Union, and lissistaizi in Educa- tion nt Sininzons College. Formerly: Teacher in Grammar Schools, Ashburnham, Mass.: Teacher in High School, Vlfinchester, Mass.: Assistant Director of Vocational Training at the VVon1en's Educational and Industrial Union. Societies: New England Home Economics Association: Simmons Club of Boston: National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education. 'k Leave of absence. 26 H W 1 ac gag ,at i iw WMXIHHYMMYAYHYAZ I H ufufpv gl KN? ' fiffjff.'.1f i5'g I ff 'Af' ,il f -ff'f1' if 3 f 4 f 1 , , . 2 f .am ..2,-A.....-,.,, J.. Q1 A. ffM,,,..ff' 0 .Zn ' ll 1 , 255'92',l:ZiQ7fiifffilifffffifffi'ffifff1fI1Z'f'fv H121Q22IQ'.,JQlL'I,1122211712LIZIQJLI211IfL'f,lll11LZ1Z'lIll212215115S1I21711221121LLVMZLLTJJ227.713Q1CL1iJlff,J1LL1.Q2l1122ZlJL1lTZTZZZZZZIZ1Zl,I.L2lJflfliZlLTIE-Z -1 f:.,,,..,,...., ........ ...af ,g I-w..,.,,,,,,,..,,,.Mf. 4.::,:,.:,::3,., PAULINE FISK, .issixlznll in Edllmliozz. One Year at Wfellesley College: Two Years at McCowen Oral School fnmr a part oi Chicago Normal Collegelz Fourth Year Student at Simmons College. Formerly: Teacher in Schools for Deaf Children: Teacher ot Domestic Science in Taunton High School. ANTONIQS PANAYGTOU SAVVIDIS, I,L't'fI1l'l'l' 011 llzv Plistory of ,EdlIfYI1i0l1. AB., Robert College, Constantinople, 19oo: Bl.,-X., Harvard University, 191 1 4 Ph.D., Harvard University, 1917. Formerly: Member of the teaching staff of Robert College since 1901 with two leaves of absence. Publication: A summary in Greek of thesis on lzdizralmn in ,lfl7di'7'l1 C,r'ccrt'. Societies: Phi Delta Kappa: The Helicon: The Apollo Greek Society: Former Presi- dent of the Athena and the Greek Y. M. C. A. of Robert College: Former Yice-President of the Federation of the Y. M. C. A.'s of Robert College. Uslvgraplig HARRY ENGHAUSER ZINZER, Special IIlS1l'llt'f0l' from the lvestern Union Telegraphy School. A N ,XSD as - .wx . 1 N04 , ', . 27 1 4 if ...... ,,,.,,...,.,...,,,,.,,.-,..,,,.,.......,....M.,....,........,...,............:L:t.:z:7::.::....,..,..,...,,.a,.,,.,,,M,.,.....,..,,,.,,,.,,a.LL,.::L,,:,,...,4':::::' 'ii 1 , f , f , . .. ,, . .. A.. J. 4........,. J.. tif M... W M.. f . ,....,,...,,.4...,..,.,,4,A,.,.,..,.......A.,...,..,.,,...,,....w....,,..,.A.....W.. ..........,,..,.....A..A . ,................,........,... . .. .. ...... Z Erpuriment uf Einlugg CURTIS MORRISON I-IILLIARD, dssoriate Professor of Biology and Pub- lic Health. A.B., Dartmouth College, 1909: Additional courses at Institute of Technology, 1909-1910. Formerly: Instructor, College of the City of New York, 1911-1912: Assistant Professor of Biology, Pur- due University, 1912-1914. Societies: Gamma Alpha, Sigma Xi, American Public Health Association, American Bacteriologists, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Massachusetts Board of I-Iealth Association, Fellow in the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Boston Bacteriological Society, Executive Committee Massachusetts Anti-tuberculosis League. EDITH ARTHUR BECKLER, Special Iizsfrzirioi' in Public Healtli lllcflzofls. S.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Bacteriologist, Massachusetts Department of Health. JANE BOIT PATTEN, Special Lei'Z111'e1' in Biology. S.B., lWassachu- setts Institute of Technology, 1916g Additional courses at Technische Hochschule, Dresden, Germany: Course at the Marine Biological Laboratory, VVOods Hole: Course at the Botanical Garden and Expe- riment Station, Dresden, Germany. CAROLINE IVIAUDE HOLT, Iizsfrzirtori in Biology. A.B., Wellesley, Graduate work at Harvardg A.lN'I., Columbia Universityg Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. Formerly: Instructor in Biology, VVellesley College: Instructor at Cornell University and Iowa State Teachers' College. ELIZABETH FAITH GENUNG, Ilzstrnrlor in Biology. S.B., Cornell University, 191 IQ M.S.A., Cornell University, 1914. Cortland Norman School, 1905. Formerly: Instructor at Cornell University and Iowa State Teachers' College. ALVALYN E. VVOODWARD, IlI.YfI'llff07' in Biology. Ph.B., Univer- sity of Rochester, 1905: Cold Springs Harbor Summer School, 1906: lVI.S., University of Rochesterq three years' study at University of Michigan: two summers' study at University of Nlichigan Biological Station: four summers' study at lylarine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole. Formerly: Instructor for one year at Michigan Central Normal School: one year at Vassar College. Publications: Articles in .lliclzigaiz .lcadtvny of Scielzcv, and Biological Bulletin.. Societies: Phi Beta Kappa: Sigma Xi. 28 fa, WE fl .awe ...Q sms? wksss 3 Tw., E ai- is F55 ssssiil 1:5 KNEE 1 'ss E if 55-S x 'SEE N. wssig 353 ' 515 Dx was ,E S S sei S S-X ul ai -.ws-NGA s s E Q5 Q 's M E msstttettm ls E5 5' E3 E eg i ,sssx gm.-nys. .... imp. ,mmwmmfmwvff fffff'f-f ff f'f'-- f'f 'f1f wc new:1cf::::c 'c:::1'x:::::::11:11:7111:::::1:c'.:c:c:1:1:.1::11c':v::5'.'::ff:::::::f1:::::::.1111311111111f:L'f:n:':n::::zfr:::L1111211111515:.1z11:17ffx12:r::Q:15f' , , .,A,..,, M ..... I ...,.,.,. 2 ..... , A,.,. A... M , ,. W F M mu 10 V! ,, 1 7 vg...,3f'WgW4 1 fig' if 'Q if ef :3ffw,,0,,f ff? 5 1 mi.. I.. ..Zp...Z,...w..rl Jn.. W j..A.. 'm,.....f!'.d,.. Mm. fff,,,... Mvamaff' 'lima' I ?f,,f:,,L,::-,K g if ZL7.1k7f.Z27Z.17iiZJJ23155531717511'J72YZZ53T:117J.'.7, ZLL71:J32371:::JiJ:.221::::::L.7:::7:::a?L:::'::7::::L11:::::::::1::zza::':::L:1:,1:::,::!:a'::.:::7::::,7.:1:5Z,L:1,::2:f.:.,1..,.,..,5,,.:,:2L:L7,7:::::::?:fl .............., , 1 dzzszgzazzzpzgzziff BESSIE L. JOST, Imtrzfflor in Bacteriology. SB., Simmons College, 1915. Assistant in Hygiene, Wellesley College, 1915-1916. EVANGELINE VV. YOUNG, lVl.D., Special l,6l'll17'l?7'17Z Social flygiwzf. EDWARD AVERY RICHNIOND, luslrzzrlor in Physiology. B.S., Dart- mouth College, 1912. Formerly: Scientihc Assistant Massachusetts Fish and Game Association, 1911-1912. Assistant in Zoology, Dartmouth College, 19125 Instructor in Zoology, New York University, 1912-1913: Assistant and Graduate student, Cornell University, in Entomology, Natural His- tory of the Farm. and Biology, 1913-1917. Societies: Phi Kappa Psi: Acaciag Iugataeg Entomological Society of America. 29 li ,.WWM.,,,, ---------- ---- -,--- -5 1,mWuW,,,,,,ff,,,,,, 3 42 fm? ?': f:ff: 1:i':f:11:5f:':11:: 'a:.':'::z :-'f' :::: .:'i'1::: 117:':1::111:11:L'':':::'.2'.::i1:1:f.'f.:if1:i':.1'T7:'.'ff ::1::1f:57:13:51:r1:.:'.1:Lt:':f:f7r::'.'.'c:1:::f:LC:Li1:12:33 ..... ,'111'.'7! 'Zi7555f-1'AWQTQTZ l 9 I, ,,.-..,...,,,-.Z- .... ,,, ,, ,. -- . .--.,. - -4.. . I... , it Z if Z K WW if ff 1 fb f ti : 1: I : 1 f 1 1 ' 0 4 7 1 i 5 ja gm llll li.. .4-, aaa.. ..... .af J., af jug., a,,..,M.,a,. m,...,ff m,,,,,,j J 2 W Z 2 rg 1, I 1 , ...... .,,. ,... . .... .,... .. ,..... ..,, .....,.,.,....., .,.,... , ............. . A .,.....,..,.. , ......,.......,........,,.,,.. . . . .,..... . .. ' 15 3 42, ,, 1::.::::.,:ywp,t:::z::::::::v:::::::5:z::u:: 'za----if 6 4 lj 5 ,,.M-,i...,..,.-..74 ' gm 345.1 5 4 ...,..., .24 ' aii,,W,,,,,,M,,,.,,,..,,,.ft i:,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1,42 Awffuf1m,uf,,fmW0 Bepartmrni nf Qlhvmiairg ci S fy. KENNETH LANIARTINE 1Dl'Oft?55Ol' of Clzaznislry, and Director of llzc Srlzool of Gelleral Srienre. A.B., Harvard, 1893: A.lNI., Harvard, 1900: Ph.D., Harvard, 1903. MARK,r Formerly: Assistant in Chemistry, Harvard Uni- versity: Instructor in Chemistry, Simmons College, 190-1-1906: Assistant Professor, Simmons College, 1906- 191-1: Associate Professor. Simmons College. 1914-1916. Publications: Tlzcrziznl E.rf1mzsi011 of Gases: Salinity of Sm IVatv1'. Societies: Delta Upsilon: American Chemical So- ALICE FRANCES BLOOD, dssoriale Professor of Hozzselzold Ero- Jzo mirs. GORHAM VVALLER HARRIS, .dssismnr 1914. Profesyor of Clzemisfry, A.B., Harvard, 1907: AM., Harvard, 19o9: Ph.D., Harvard, 1915. dating Head of Chem- istry Deparrnzent. Formerly: Teacher of Latin, Greek, and Geometry, Medford High School, Medford, Mass., 1907-1908: As- sistant and Teaching Fellow in Chemistry at Harvard University, 1908-1910: Instructor in Chemistry at Sim- mons College, 1910-1913: Assistant Professor from Publications: Floating Eq'1zz'1ib1'i'zw:z. Societies: Phi Beta Kappa CHarvard1: American Chemical Society: American Association for the Ad- vancement of Science: Association of Harvard Chem- ists: Intercollegiate Socialist Society: Headquarters Committee, Massaclnisetts Anti-Saloon League: Peo- ple's Council of America: and various religious and reform organizations. BESSIE INIARION BROWN, Ill5fl'IlL'l0I' in Organic' Chemistry. S.B., Simmons College, 19o7: Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1913. Formerly: Instructor in Chemistry, Simmons College, 1907-1911. Society: American Chemical Society. tLeave of absence. 30 Z vufffnfmmwmffiu-fufiri ,W,.,f.wm,,m scam..-sa.. ..,....- ,,,. a--.. exe :SK x S5 5 wkwii 5 c..cc.......... gk ..i, .... .... :cgi 35545 Shim ist ,sas rl IEE sehtswrs 53' V13 :es as sits. sr 'eg P25 .Qi ,ii :52 5213 I 9 f. 325 Si? S53 1. .. is SSN ff: if 1 :I c 25 :ss S ss: SEN:-4-S5 ss wi SE' E2 'serif 5 5-:nz-::q::.::zsQ E i3.c..c.-N...-.s! ,, x . .c My T' D1 U3 1 GP-4 am 4 DU 350 2.1-1 F? CD '-4 M cu U7 0 O 2 on Sn T' : If 5 E Q ,E- 'T -2 'v 2' FU E 4 E L 1909: MS, Harvard University, IQII. Assistant in Qualitative Chemistry, Harvarcl University, 1909-1911: VVolcott Gibbs Laboratory. Harvard University. Nutt' illctlznd of 1lIt'lI.Y1lI'lIIfl flu' P1'v.r.t1H'1' of C1fll'Vf7jl'i'f' Gusts at Crm- Dr. G. S. Forheslq Thr 51II'fllt'l' Tmzsinn of ll'r1fuV, Jluflzyl, lilhyl Ethyl Bulyrufu, Bczzzinr, and T0lz1rm ' twith Prof, T. VY. Richardsl. Phi Sigma, American Chemical Society. Formerly: I-Ieacl Research work in the Publications: .-1 .rfzmf lY0l1l1lVL',H twith and Isolmfyl .-llrolzol, Societies: Alpha EARLE OVANDO VVI-IITTIER, Iusrrzzrior in Clzcnzislry. B.S., 191 1, University of Maine: MS, 1913, University of Maine. Formerly: Instructor in Chemistry, University of Maine. 1911-1915. Societies: Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Chi Sigma, American Chemical Society. EVA ADELAIDE JACOBI, Asrirnzizz' in C1zr'n1i.vtry. S.B., Simmons College, 1916. FLORENCE CELIA SARGENT, I1151'7'IIl'f0I' in Clzenzisfry. S.B., Sim- mons College, 1911. Formerly: Research Assistant at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. LOUISE VVILTON MURPHY, .l.t5i.vtm11'i11 Clzvmistry, B.S., Simmons College, 1917. HAZEL YOUNG, Insfrzrrfor in Cl1t'u1i5fry. B.S., Colby College, 1914. Graduate VVork at Yale, IQI4-IQIS. Formerly: Instructor in Science: Salem College, 'XYinston, Salem, X. Car. Societies: Chi Omega: Phi Beta Kappa. FLORENCE W. INIARK, IlI5fl'lIt'fOI' in Clzcnzivtry. S.B., Klassachusetts Institute ot Technology, Course 5. Formerly: Assistant Instructor in Chemistry, Simmons College, Erpurtnwnt nf Elline Arts ELIZABETH NIANNING VVHITNIORE, Lvrfzfrvr on the History of Ari. A.B., Radcliffe College: A.hI., Wlellesley College: Graduate WVork at the School of Classical Studies at Rome and at Athens. Formerly: Instructor at KVellesley College: Assistant to the Director, lYorcester Museum. Societies: Boston College Club: Society for the Preservation ot New England An- tiquities. 31 , ,,,,,, fumfffww l 'ec: f::::zazzcfcrffcfffrz'm1:':::::':1::::m:::v:xx:-:mc52:r::f:,:::f:z1'::zff1::::msec:zzzcfzczcfrztcfrzffzcxrxct::::12::::H5i fl Z KZ fr- -'- :::z:: '::::g: ' 2:y :g'::::L1:LI ' 'mm' 'lb ,, .W W., -W ,.,,,,,,, ,M,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,., 9,,m.,,.,yv y fig 5 ig mils ' ' 14--ff 4-M4 ' iff if ' few? fi ff 'Z' 4 0, f f f J aff .A Q M.,-f mm! Wi.. 5 'f il? if if 1 25 ,.. ,., ..,4,. ,,...M.,.,f, .. ' 1... 1. 11- . w fm, i fa., ..., ...,,. ,..,,.. ....,.,.,...,,,.,,....,., - .,..,. ...,, ...,.,.,..,..,,..,.,.....,..,,.,...,.,.... . ..., N ..,......,,..,...,...,.......,,...,...............,.. ,. .............,..,..,.....,. ,. ,.......,.,..,...., . .... .. ,,,...... . .,.............,...1 , 1 7,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,.,..,....,....,..,.,.,.,,. ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,...,,.,.,,..,.,,,,,...,......,,..,,,.......,......,,,...,,..,.,...,., ,..,,-.,.,..,.,.,,.,,..,.,..,,,,..-W,.,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,uw,,,..-W,EMA Lab Z juan? W .J -j i 4, F- .,.,.... - .... f 4, ,,,,f 4 if 1 ...., ,.... .....-..., 4 I 1 4 QIIZZITQZILQZZJ' L ,,,,,i,mWW,,,, Bvparimeni nf iirnnnmira SARA HENRY STITES, dssisfmzz' Profes- sor of Ecozzomirs. A.B., Bryn Mawr College, 1899gA.lV1., IQGO1Ph.D., IQO4, Student in Economics, Geography and Ethnography at the Sorbonne and at the College de France, 1900-1901g Univer- sity of Leipzig, 1901-1902. Formerly: Co-principal of the VVilkes-Barre Insti- tute, 1901-1912. Publications: Economics of the Iroquois, 1904. One of the authors of Fifa Hundred P1'acticol Questions in Efo11o 'ifs, 1916. Societies: American Economic Association g American Association for Labor Legislationg Bryn Mawr Alumnae Associationg League for Democratic Control, VVomen's Peace Party: and various social wel- fare organizations. 101-IN ElVIlVlETT KIRSHNIAN, Iustrzfctor in Economics. Ph.B., Cen- tral Wesleyan College, IQO4, Ph.lVI., Syracuse University, 1908. Formerly: Assistant and Graduate Student at the University of VVisc0nsin, 1908-1909, Assistant Professor, North Dakota Agricultural College, 1909-19141 Teaching Fellow, Uni- versity of Illinois, 1914-19153 Austin Scholar, Harvard University, 1915-19165 Training School, New York Bureau 01' Municipal Research, Summer 1913. 32 ymwewrf' fx:-:zffwzf i--iIMd'4viii' ' f ':I.'YYTIZ' ii5iCZ i11' f1iLi1Ci2fTZ'Cf'ffZ T.ZC'if'FfI!iff I 'T''.'fff7ffT'K1f''I'ff'f!.iTf I'iiCf,1'.'f'L'f''.'C'.'1'1iZ !.ZfC1Z?L1'.Cf '2'.1'7. 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Publications: Thomson Effect, Hull Ejfvrf, .Yt'r:1.vt Effct, Lcdut' E1i't'rt, Eflirzgslzazirvlz Iiffccf in Soft Iron, 7Sl1l'1'lll0-EIFCIITK' 1Jt'ft'I'0!ft'!1t'lfj' in .-llloys, vfc.: Disin- tcgrafion of tht' .-llu 'iui1r 1 Cathode, in the Plzilosnfvlzi- ml ,lIr1ga:i11r. September. 1914. Societies: Fellow, American Association for Ad- vancement of Science: American Physical Society: Eastern Association of Physics Teachers: Mathematical and Physical Club: National Geographical Society: Congo Reform Association: Phi Beta Kappa. GEORGE PRESTON BACON, ,issistmzf Professor of Plzysirs and fllllflllflllllfito. A.lVI., Dartmouth College: Graduate work at the University ot Nlichigan and the University of Berlin. Formerly: Instructor in Science, Peekskill Military ly Academy: Assistant Principal. Beloit College Academy: Associate Professor of Mathematics. Beloit College: Professor of Physics, University of XVooster. Societies: Theta Delta Chi: Phi Beta Kappa: American Physical Society: American Astronomical and Astrophysical Society. INIARGUERITE DOROTI-IEA TSCHALER, III5f7'Ilt'fOl' in Plzysirs. A.B., Boston University, 191 1: AM., Boston University, IQI3. Formerly: Cambridge Evening Schools. Societies: Epsilon Chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa, Gamma Gamma Delta. Massa- chusetts Society for the University Education oi XYOIIISII, ELIZABETH AIMGREGOR, Jssisftzlil in Plzysirs. A.B.. Smith Col- lege, 1913: Graduate work at Smith College, IQI5-IQI6. Formerly: Assistant in Physics, Smith College. january 1915-June 1916, CHRISTIAN NUSBAUAI, ,1.f5i.tf1111f in Plzysirs. Ph.D.. IrIarvard Lvni- versity. V Formerly: Assistant in Physics, Ohio State University: Instructor in Physics at 1-Iarvard University. Publications: Hysft'1't'.rix and Eddy C1lI'I't'llf Losses in Iron ni' Hiylz F1't'q11t'11cit's. Societies: Member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science: American Physical Society. 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ALICE IRENE IVIANDELL, Ph.B., Serrelary to the Dean. IVIARGARET IVIUNRO GRIMSHAW, A.B., S.B., Assistant Registrar. GRACE BARBER LEONARD, Cashier. INIARJORY CORVVIN, Sevreiary to the Director of the Sehool of Hozzse- hold Et'0lZO1IIif5. ALICE CATHERINE NICMANAMA, dssislant lo the Registrar. IVIABEL ADDISON SPEAR, S.B., Assistant to the Recorder. INIARIGN TENNY CRAIG, S.B., Secrefary fo ihe Direelor of the Srhool of I.ibrary Sriezzre. LEAH CLARK, lissistamf Io the Registrar. MARGARET SIMS, S.B., .dssiszfauzf to the Bursar. ALICE TI-IERESA GRAY, S.B., Seerezfary to the Direftor of the School of Seereiarial Studies. SYBIL HUNTINGTON PEASE, A.B., Seerefary to the Director of the School for Sofia! llforkers. 34 fflf M ff ff fffff fffff f f ff' 'ff'f f'f z f c z f'f'f ' I R 'e'1 'e:f'1:az::1cc1:'::fffff111111:f::':.:ccc11':f':f1'.'::f:::f:111:f::f::f:.1:::f.'cccmccfffzfrf1:waz::m:.:::.:1:::.1c:::rcz7.11.1 g Z .,.. lf? Z, ,,,., .Z ,zzlilrlw f.,,WZ fm ,,,,,,,, 4 f,,,,,,,.,,,, 326 X7 af ll lj 2, .a +I. ,,.,,.,, m,,,,.ff' ,,,,,,, J 1. ,.,, ,,,.,,, J WZ.. I 2,27''3Z1Z22Z12'Jff.'J132112118751LYSLII213172iL':.'.7Z,3'J5:5223222217:1C:::L3'::::1:::::::::::::::::LLZ7::LLi223::2'1:J2L:::::::::::::zz'.z.':::::1:,z7:::.::::z1:.LzL::::::::.2Lzx:zL:::L:1:L1:LLz7::L:11?,::3:a1,:sL::1:::,7:L::4Z 2 E. if .A,' IIE? B1 mfawmwul. af. flff W, ..,,,,,,,,, Gd President . . H. EDITH HATCH QMRS. R. L.j BROWN Vife-President . . . HOIzo1'ar'y Vife-President Sefretary . Treasurer' . . . Revording Sefrelary Elgrrzihents Boston . Cleveland . . . C0l17IEL'fll'Ill Valley . Grand Rapids . Ha1'rfo1'd . Illinois . .lkfaine . . . New York City Rlzode Island . . . Sonflzern New I-Iampslzire Ufaslzington, D. C. . lVeste1'n New York . IVorrester County . . HELEN M. ANDERSON . ELEANORE F. KEITH . BERTHA M. EMERSON . THEODORIX KIAIBALL . MARION G. FISII nf the Svimmnna Qlnllrgr Glluhn . LOUISE ANDREWS QMRS. I. R.j KENT . HELENl4I BOIQHMKE CMRSI. AJ ZNVIERLEIN . HELEN C. BAILEY . EMMA FOOTE QMRS. C. 5.5 DEXTER . MARJORIE A. GODDARD . ABBIE L. ALLEN . REBECCA S. GROSS QMRS. FJ RI.-XRSH . NI.-XBEL VVILLIAAIS . FLORENCE A. BRAY . ANNIE E. STUDLEY . RUTH GRAY . JE.-XNETTE E. PELLMAN . NIARION LORING CMRS. A. NVJ XVOOD 35 .....-QQ- ,,...--1 ,mm fa 13 U-1, , . -N1' . xa-5-A x Al-175 N Q 11151 : 4 Gif?-' GL-144 E11 arultg ARNOLD, SARAH LoL'I3E . BOWLER, l1'IARION EDNA . MARK, KENN1E'1'H L. . SILSBEE, lXlA'1'HAN1EL . STEARNS, HOWARD O. . STEPHENS, VVINSTON B. . . . IJNDERXVOOD, CHARLES M., JR. . ilhxrmrr ALDRICH, HELEN M., 1915 . . . ALNIY, HELEN -I., 1906 . . . . AYRES, MAY QMrs. Burgessj, 1911 . BARNICOAT, P. OLIVE, 1916 . . . BATCHELLER, lVIARGARE'1', 1915 . . BELL,LUCv, 191-1 . . . BOWLER, NIARION VV. . - BOYCE, HELEN, 1917 . - BRAMHALL, OI,IV'E, 1916 . . BRENNAN. RoSExIARv, 1916 BROXVN, EDITH, 191-1 . . - CHANNING, ALICE, 1913 . - CHILDS, BLANCHE, 1917 . - CHURCH, LUCY M., 1908 . . CURTIS, lvl:-XRGARET . . - DAVIS DoRoTHv, 1916 . - IDXVYER, FRANCES, 1915 . - EKSTRAND, CONSTANCE, 191-1 . . ELLIOTT, lvl.-XRGARET . . - FRIZEELL, DORIS, 1917 . - G.ARDINER, ELIZABETH G. . - GEORGE, WINIERED, 1917 . . Food Administration, 1VaslIington, D. C Foyen du Soldat, France. Captain, Sanitary Corps. Ordnance Departxncnt. Bureau of Standards. Xx7I1Sl11l'1g1I0U, D. C. Ambulance Corps. Y. M. C. A. Probably in France. Svtuhrntz Dietitian, Base Hospital, Camp Grant. Rockford, Ill. Harvard Unit, General Hospital No. 22. France. Council of National Defense, XXYl1Sl11f1f1' ton, D. C. First Yeoman, U. S. N. R., Quincy, Klass. 1Var Department, VVaShington, D. C. Signal Oflice, VVaslIington, D. C. Division of Statistics, Council of National Defense, XX7ZlSl11I'1gtO11, D. C. First Yeoman, Navy Yard, Charlestoxvn, Blass. Library of Food Conservation, Xx7I1Sl'11I1Q- ton, D. C. Portsmouth Navy Yard, Portsmoutb.N. H. Signal Service, Xx7ZlSl11I'1gU?11, D. C. Probably in France. French Embassy. Xx7Z1Sl11f1Q'1Ol1, D. C. Ordnance Department, XX7fISl'11l1f1t01'1, D. C. ln France. Division of Statistics, Council of National Dcferse, 1Vasbington, D. C. Confidential Position. American Embassy. London, Eng. Captain, Personnel Division of Signal Corps, 1Vasbington. D. C. Ordnance Depart'nent. 1VashinqtOn. D. C. Second Yeoman, Navy Yard, Charlestown. l1Iass. ln France. First Yeoman, Navy Yard, Charlestown. Blass. 37 TVI0 GOODRICH, ELIZABETH . GRADY, FIELEN, 1917 . GRADY, RI.-XRION, 1917 . HAUGHENEERRY, CHLOE . HOGAN, ll1ARGARET L., 1915 HOLBROOK, JENNIE, 1917 . FIOXVLETT, ELSIE, 1916 . . HL'LsIzER, RIARJORIE, 1916 HUSSEY, GERTRUDE, 1916 . HUGHITT, FRANCES, 191-1 . JONES, ANNA N., 1917 . . KENNISON, ELIZABETH, 1916 KINGSBL'RY, 1916 . . . KLINE, STELLA M. . KLOCK, M. LENA . AI,-XTTICE, BRENDA F. . RIONAHAN, ANN.A, 1908 . PARKER, RUTH, 191-1 . PARTRIDQE, ABBY, 1917 . PICKERING, ESTHER . . PORTER,ilx'1ARY G. . . . RICHARDSON, ESTHER, 1916 RUDD, RIARGARET, 1914 . SL.-XCK, NEI,L1E RI., 1911 . SXIALLEY, lXTARIE, 1915 . WH Probably in France. First Yeoman, Navy Yard, Charlestown, lXIass. First Yeoman, Navy Yard, Charlestown, lXIass. War Department, Washington, D. C. Division of Statistics, Council of National Defense, Washington, D. C. First Yeoman, Navy Yard, Charlestown, Mass. Lieutenant, Personnel Division of Signal Corps, Washington, D. C. Dietitian, Base Hospital NO. 23, General Hospital No. 11, British Expeditionary Force, France. Red Cross Canteen Service, Paris, France. Ordnance Department, Washington, D. C. Gun Division, Ordnance Department, Washington, D. C. War Department, Washington, D. C. Gun Division, Ordnance Department, VVashington, D. C. lwachine Gun Division, Ordnance Depart- ment, Washington, D. C. Department of Statistics, Council of Na- tional Defense, Washington, D. C. In France. First Yeoman, Aviation Corps, Massachu- setts lnstitute of Technology, Cambridge, lVIass. Gun Division, Ordnance Department, VVashington, D. C. First Yeoman, First Naval District, Bar Harbor, lVIe. ln France. ln France. Personnel Division, Signal Corps, Wash- ington, D. C. Base Hospital Unit No. 12, Paris, France. Equipment Division, Ordnance Depart- ment, Washington, D. C. Gun Division, War Department, VVash- ington, D. C. 38 H- .ac , ,, q1 1-re Irfan- new-1-. SPRAGUE, M. ESTELLA . STEVENS, NIURIEL, 1916 TENNEY, WILHELMINA TUELL, JOSEPHINE . . UPHAM, ANNE, 1915 . WHITING, HEFLEN, 1917 . WINN, N. LILLIAN, 1917 . VVINSLOW, EDNA M. . . WOODWARD, BLANCHE, 1916 WOOLDRIDGE, ETHEL G. . VVRIGHT, LENA, 1916 . W Chairman, Food Conservation Committee, Council of National Defense, Hartford. Conn. First Yeoman, Navy Yard, Charlestown, Blass. American Red Cross, Paris, France. Red Cross Nurse, France. Dietitian, General Hospital No. 9, Lake- side Unit, American Expeditionary Force. Gun Division, Ordnance Department, Wzishington, D. C. First Yeoman, Navy Yard, Charlestown, lVlass. American Fund for French VVounded, Paris, France. 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SANBORN, IESSIE B.. . . . . O2 . VVaterbury, Ct. Amsterdam, N. Y. . . . Billerica . . . . Dedham . Cleveland, O. . . . Lowell . . . Boston . . . Boston . Buffalo, N. Y. . . . Brockton . Rochester, N, H. Providence, R. I. .K . Johnson, Vt. . . . Waltham . . Malden . . . Concord . . . . Lynn . Fort Kent, Me. . . . . Chelsea East Cleveland, O. . . Burke, N. Y. East Orange, N. J. . . . . Newton . . . . Sharon . . Patten, Me. Washington, D. C. . . . Wakefleld . . Portland, Me. . . . Lynn . . Milton . Holliston . YValtham . . . Dedham . . . Brookline Gloversville, N. Y. . . Northbridge . . . . Revere . Brookline . Winthrop . Winthrop . . Springield . . Dighton . Somerville . . Revere . . Topsfield . . . . Melrose . . Portland, Me. . Jamestown, N. Y. . Providence, R. I. . Providence, R. I. NYasl1ingtOn, D. C. . . . Gardner . Cranford, N, 1. Manchester, N. H. . . . 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STITES, CHARLOTTE B. . . STRONG, ETHEL H. . . . SULLIVAN, CATHERINE D. . SUTCLIFFE, MARTHA C. . . SWEENEY, MARY . . . SWIFT, EVELYN P. . . . . SYMONDS, MARGARET D. . TAYLOR, ABEIE E. . . . . TAYLOR, CONSTANCE A. . TAYLOR, MARION M. . . THOMAS, RUTH L. . . . THOMPSON, MILDRED . TREVETT, ALMA E. . TUCKER, MARION L. . TURNBULL, MARION A. . TUTTLE, MARION D. . . . TWIGG, CONSTANCE L. . . UNDERHILL, MARGARET . UTZ, MARGARET C. . . . WAGNER, KATY M. . . VVAKEFIELD. ALICE M. . WALDRON, MARION C. . WALKER, GERTRUDE M. . . VVALKER, RUTH O. . . . . VVARD, EDNA V. .... . WEATHERHEAD. HELEN W. . VVEBB, A. FRANCES . . , VVEISS, GERTRUDE S. . . . VVELLS, DOROTHY . . VVEYAND, CLARE I. . VVHYTE. HAZEL G, . VVIGGIN, BARBARA . . . XVIGI-IT. ISABEL B. . . . . VVILLENBROCK. E. ELEANOR VVRAITH,ERMA M.. . . . XVRIGHT. DOROTHY . . . ZAHORSIQI, HUEERTINE M. f . Seattle. XVasl1. . . . . Newton . . Providence, R. I. . . . . Quincy . . . . Boston . . Bar Harbor, Me. . Springfield. Ill. . . . . . Boston . . . . 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STEVENS, GRACE . . . STEVENS, LIZZIE . . . SULLIVAN, KATHERINE . SWEDENBORG, RUTH . TAYLOR, MARY .... THOMSON, MARGARET . TIRRELL, SARAH . . . TOBEY. MARY . . . TSCHALER, MADELEINE . TUFTS, FRANCES . . TURNER MARION . . VAN DE VWATER, CHARLOTTE. VORRATH, ADELE .... WALKER. DOROTHY . . . VVARREN, HELEN . . WELCH, LOUISE . . WELLMAN, CLARICE . WICKENDEN, RUTH . WOOD, CONSTANCE . WOOD, ELIZABETH . Oxforfl, U. . . . Chicago, Ill. . Los Angeles, Cal. . Minneapolis. Minn. . Minneapolis, Minn. . . . Cleveland, O. , . . . Newton . Pawtucket, R. I. . . . . Boston . . . Marshticlfl . Plainfield, N. J. . . Salinas, Cal. . . . . Boston . . . Cambridge . Appleton, XViS, . . W'illiamstown . Burlington, Vt. . . Medford . . . Ashtabula, O. . . . . Cambridge . Minneapolis. Minn. . . . . Brockton . VVaterville. Me. . . . . Boston . . . 'XVorCeSter . . North Reading . Hyde Park, N. Y. . . Colorado Springs, Colo. . . . . . XVorCester . . . Swampscott . . . . , Beverly . Jamestown, N. Y. . . . Toledo. 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Q55 skvig I5 5 'K .g S Sfs I: 5 si: :.......-..e g Q i 2 ...,.,..., Q -...ge W. x fum ,..,,,..,,.....,.,.,..,........,.....,..,.,, l . g 3' if ' my .,,A..A 1. ..,,..,.,,,....Z linrlmiziiirh Svtuilrnia scribed progrannnes. NAME. BETTEL, BEULAH G. . BISBEE, EDITH T. . . BLACK, EDYTHE F. . BOYD, MARY R. . . . BRIGHTON, RUTH H. CHRISTIE, THELMA . CHURCHILL, DAISY C. CONNOR, MARIE E. . . CONNOR, MATILDA M. DAHLGREN, NANNIE M. EDMONDS. CECILE S. . ELTING, ELISABETH . FOLLANSBEE, HELEN C.. i FOSSETT, MARGARET P HALL, EDNA A. . . . HANDY, ETTA H. . . HANNON, MARTHA H. HARRIS, MARY E . . HARWOOD, FANNIE D. HICKEY, MARY M. . . HOLLAND, LAURA H. . HOVER, DOROTHY A, . KEEGAN, IRENE M. . KNIGHT, FLORENCE R. KNOX. EVVA M. . . LEONARD, ELSA M. . LEONARD, MARION J. . MCCURDY. ZADA . . MCNULTY, MARION A. MACOMBER, MAUD G. MARBLE, BERNICE E. . MINER. MILDRED . . MORRIS, GLADYS M, . MOSHFR. CAROI YN E. NOTT. ELIZABETH . . PARKER, NELLIE A. . PENDERGAST. LEONORA L. . POMEROY, GERTRUDE M. . . ROAT, EDITH L. . . . SHARP, ,TEANNETTE M. i Y z i 5 i 5 i 5 E ! I 1 I 1 3 x I i M.. P-I : FD P-Pu 2. ... O , 2: :s UQ U.. .-P : O .. : Q. VD U1 U7 rf' 5 Q.. G :I ,- CD sw :L : .. Q. .-+ fl 3. : : Q.. fb I fi FD 0 as fi O :I :. :A O I ,-. o 2 1 ill 'T' A FT 7-I fb i- . 1- lltlklli. . . Blue Hill. Me. . NYest Springfield . . Stamford, Ct. . . . York, Pa. , . . . Boston . Presque Isle, Me. . . Bridgewater . . . Cambridge . . Marlborough XYest Concord, N. H. . Wfarrenton. Va. . Hartwick. N. Y. . Pittsburgh, Pa. . . . . Boston Moorestown. N. I. . . . Bourne . . . Somerville . Newfoundland Minneapolis. Minn. . . . . Boston . . . Somerville . Stamford, Ct. . IYest Newbury . . Brookline . . XXYSTCIIHITI . . Newton . 'Wellesley . Osborn. O. . Lawrence . . Taunton . . Asliburnham . Brooklyn, N. Y. . . . . Boston Binghamton, N. Y. . . . Brookline . . , XYellesley . . . . Monson , Providence. R. I. . . Kingston, Pa. . Indianapolis. Ind. SHEDD FAITH M. . . . . . East Providence. R. I. SLEEPER RUTH . . STERNBERG DOROTHY E. 1 ' i TANDY. IUSTINE . . TAYLOR, OLIVE E. . TORIN, MARGARET E. TODD, AVIS M. . . . TOOHY. HELEN L. . . VVEDDIGEN, IRENE G. . Manchester, N. H. XXT3Si1iI'l2'fOl'l, D. C. . . Yevay. Ind. Moorestown. N. I. . . Swanton. Vt. . . . Somerville . . Northville. Ct. . . Auburn, N. Y. 11 The following list includes S NA T-' li BOXVMAN. RUTH E. . BOXYNE, MARY G. . . DALEY, ALICE C .... DANA, GERTRUDE . . . FORSTER. MARGARET B. FRITSCHE, M LOUISE . GERHARD, LOUISE . HAINES, EMILY L. . . HOXYE, RUBY F., s.B. . KEATING, AGNES H. , . KERNS, ,TEAN .... . LAXYRENCE, MADELON F. tudents admitted to pursue irregular LmaH'loN. oifR RUDE wi . ' LORD, MARGARET C. . . MCMAHON, MERLE E. . . MATSOUKT, MARIANTHI O'BRlEN, FRANCES T. . PACKARD, SERVIAH R. . PROTOU, ARYERO . . RAZI, ADELA, . . RHOADS. MARY B. . ROME, MIRTAM . . . SDRIN. HELEN N. . . SIMONDS, MARGARET . XYARREN, SARA E. . . . XYTLLIAMS. ELEANOR YV. XVILSON. TSABEL H. . . XYOOD. CONSTANCE H.. A.B. -I ,rN'f1g R . -l!g1'.FIH7:':-i 'Z l'v7Q1I'472V: 'lF',l',yl 'fl'L5C1-Qxfiiil 'fulh 33'-5 'jg'-,' ' - cfs- .1-.-.'. 4...,.--.-.-.1:::- -- .' X ' -re ef: 9 7 102 or partial programmes. HO .ii 1-1. . Falmouth . Brookline . . Boston . . . Boston . . . VVrentham . .Indianapolis Ind. . . . Newton . . . . Boston Burlington., Vt. . . . Boston Philadelphia, Pa. South Gardiner, Me. . . . Abington . Plymouth . . Boston . Greece . Lowell . Boston Greece Greece . . Bloomington, Ill. . . . .Gardner . . . . . Greece . . . . .Bedford Cumberland Mills, Me. . . . . Brookline . . . Boston . 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'ISJ 103 -P Fi-xy, ORGANIZATIONS ymrarnuzllfnznuwwai Igffffffgffffffffifgg '22 1' fffffff-1'-'fm'-'I-ff- 'f f W 1-nerr''':::ff:'1:21:::7::7::.:tf:7:1i21:11ff:!:f:1'!L1::1:ff::::11Zfititffxfzz1:1171f:fL1Z::7:.:7L1Zi'6 I w 2' ff: f Z f?'ff 'ffffiff'f':::.y':g I '1Ql2'11LQ,,ffLZjLf' M1124 : .LQgr ' '- 5,131.5 ' .,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,0l W W' 'Z Z ' ff Z f ' 'K 7. f- ' L''1L11!::7,:1Z:5:::11:f:::22:11:51:L133::,:::::37g::7:::12::.':::::::1::z1:7::::::arm::vJ,'::.:1133:31:15:mm:LL:2z55:1:zz71:5::L:z:::z:x::::::::::p:1:32 4 ygl j , ., dm., Si , ,,.-.--...,.-...-.-. f 1--e ----'- - 55-1, -llhl M ,,,,,..,,, ..,............ awfmfm,,,f,,i,mwiM. f' 'f 'f '-A'f'f 'f0 Cflhv Svtuhvnt LEHUPYHIUPHT Aaanrizriinn l M. A1--PLE, F. CROXYELL, L. GATES, M. 0'CONNUR, A. SILVER, L. Bi-JCKWITH, P. DAMON, B. HAYDEN G. O'NEIL, H. TIBBETTS, D. BLOOD, D. DAY, B. JOY. S. PAGE, K. VVAGNER, P. BUNTIN, C. FORD, E. BIUTJDLE, M. ROi3mR'1'sON, S. YVALLACE, DOROTHY BLOOD, '18, President BEULA HAYDEN, '18, Vice-President CHARLOHE FORD, '18, Secretary GERTRLlDE O'NE1L, '18, T1'raszu'cr The Student Government Council this year has been occupied not so much with constructive measures as with the general administration of the undergraduate life and activities. Before the end of the year, however, the Council hopes to have incor- porated a set of by-laws in the Student Government Constitution, to have Organized Red Cross Surgical Dressings Work, and, in addition to the under- graduate census for War service taken in the Fall, to have compiled an Honor Roll of all Simmons faculty, alumnae, and former students Who are now engaged in War service Work. Simmons has been represented at four intercollegiate conferences dur- ing the Winte1': In November, the conference of the VVomenls Intercol- legiate Student Government Association at Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y.: in December, the conference of the Intercollegiate Community Service Association at VVellesley Collegeg in January, the conference of the Boston Food Facts Bureau for New England collegesg and in Nlarch, the conference at Wheatoii College for Vocational Opportunities for College Womeii. Simmons has responded worthily and generously to the Student Friend- ship VVar Fund, the Red Cross membership campaign, the Camp Library Fund, the Smileage Campaign, and the Second Liberty Loan of 1917. By the combined efforts of the undergraduates and faculty a 31200 Liberty Bond was purchased and with it, as the first step in the realization of the long-dreamed-of Simmons Students' Building, the fund for such a building Was started. 106 Qdxwkxkwsihiht Q'g-.t.cW....a-.:la SY' SNES gt'-Q-sexe-'gg 5 r's:r::7:- a ...s iii lexsifg EE :EE East ii :- N, as se 1,5 SEAN-Q iz' 3 g-I ESS IEE it Nas si sei gsx-5 .ser X. Q5 Si: s 5 :: iixssaii -'-' ENN as' as srrzrfi as gg :iii l smr:r:::xE2! S it ,QS :Q E,,,,,W is S' gk.. X rm X :L:-xswsg F1 5.Eiikiflf-fr'1 i?2j?-Ziiliiw. 7721-3. R r' ..gpg-W,- 5,1.f,ag-gr- 55,-.gg-sz'-1-:Q 'f V- - r 'fx f f ', ' I-, -' 2 -' '. -rua. ' IH- V- - ' ' 4 . P 43:-'fkiff if' ' U1 25511 1 rf gi-ggj:E-.- U' ' . Q J m 5 Q, FU m no nu E fi ,- ,. Z 4 vt. fif' I Q 0 , il! 3 2 ., , , ' Q -1-J' 4 , ., . Z 'S 3 7: ' ix? ' , ' E 8' 5 -2 Q sl 1 Q is . lo :lf as . 55 ti.. po , C 'J , .2 ' 1 ' U1 ' vs i 'W -4 i Ya. I T' 45. Wu. -It 4 A 4 2 r' .Z ' ? ,- E E 'P 1- '- i 141 , Sf .E 1 Siam I 1 L, 5 , ' i 'A . mwffmwwamw 4. Enrmitnrg Enuvrnmvni Aaanrintinn E . ,- AQ, U ,-.1 aa, ,. It is with geat success that the Dormitory Government Council has carried on the plan, adopted during 1916-17, of having Senior House Chairmen at the affiliated houses. lVIuch credit is due these Seniors for their work. Not the least of their responsibilities has been that of explain- ing the true meaning of Student Government and the obligations of Fresh- men as members of such an association. A new' feature in the form of an Economy League has been estab- lished at the suggestion of Miss Arnold. In each dormitory there are several members of this league Whose duty it is to effect conservation in the use of lights and in various other Ways. During the year there has been a general revision of rules, and the rules have been put in permanent form and posted on the bulletin board in each house. It is hoped in this Way to create a greater spirit of coopera- tion through perfect understanding. The greatest task which the Council has before it is that of impressing on every resident of the dormitories the true meaning of Student Govern- ment-democracy-and the fact that the only Way in which Simmons can obtain the highest type of Student Government is by the staunch support and good will of every single girl. 'llf this year is to be any better than former years, any nobler in character and attainment, it will be because We have learned more perfectly the power of self-government, self-discipline, self-sacrifice. 107 ,mwf.w1fmw1u1u 'ff' -W ' ' ' ' ' N N ' L:':'::::::::1::c::'ffre:111111211:fm111':f:::1'.':::::::::f7::::fm::::.:::11111:::!:::':'Lc11:::ff:u:g:116111511121:,1:z1::f:f:r::::g?:11:'5 if-2 Z 1 9 , .....,... , ...,......,.......... ........,.,.. - ..,,, ....,,..,. , , , W .W W-V WWW! Wm WW ,Mmm no ,V wi Q f f 4 Z i : , .,... , ... .., 4- W, ,.f...,w1 r 1, , it 52 ' Z ff Z f t f M fe' , if 2 2 ZmkliizitififiliiziiiizT::1'7Z1Z:5::7::7 ''212327:JL'::a17:::::::x::1:31:21:::x:.:::::7g:7:::::2:::::::::3:z':.x:::::v.z:x::,::s ' 92:12:11:1z:,::L::2:7,::::::z?3z:1:zL:::::::::::::4':?:::3iji-all Z 4!g,,j1g,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,12 ........ ,. .,... .nf 15 -,.,.,, 31 fn. .... .. ...,........., L,p,y,3gyjj,m5,y,,,,,,,L A,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Tlhr Bramatir Aaanriatinn l l l l J SALLY PAGE, President. NIARGARET DANUELS, Vice-P1'U.rz'dc11t A Mancrxnrsr PICKLES, Secretary Ali-XRIE O'CONNOR, Trvasvwvi' DoRo'rHx' Mclirsslcic, C'1ZllZiI'IIlL1II of DI'UI1It1flL'.Y This has been the third year in the life of our Dramatic Club, and as might be expected, has been a year of great promise. The increase in membership, making the Dramatic the largest club in the College, With an enrollment of 132, means added enthusiasm. More girls and different girls have tried out for parts in the plays, and the general interest of the entire student body in the activities and productions has been highly encouraging. The plays given in conjunction with the Boston Simmons Club in November brought SIOO for the Simmons Wai' Relief Fund, the Graduates' share being used in their Red Cross VVork. 108 -,.. ,.,, ...,.,,,,, , ,. ,,...,,. , ,,..,.,...,.,..,,,. ,.,,,.,, , ,,,, . ,,,.....,..,.,.,. I E??ff 'f'f'?'i 1 fl V? ? K? .,,. Z,p,Q,Q:z,,'2iZ,,g:gI ig ,.... W , 1 N , 4 f mm, 94 ' , .' ' f H f mg- . ,4,,,, M, 3,-2,,fjM4, ,,,, ,,,f , Mmm ,,., J ff ,,,,,,, J 2, ,,,,,,,,,, ,fi W '721TLK',',',TfL'l5Z '''LLL2132ZLZJZLTJJIJJJJJJLSlllllJZJlJ2Z2LZjLi,13.L1174ZLYJ1LZLZ2Jf.T1:1LLLTILLZ, iJ.,.?l,',L,.2',..7 ' 'JJl.L,,.LZ,L1L.L1L5Z1JiSJlL,1Z'fTZL1.2,Z222.2521lJlJ.'i'LL7, f ', ' f MJ 11, , Wi lf:::::::.:::f,:,:.1: fZ I he Hiirrnruzm ANNA K. SILVER, '18, Ediforrifz-ClziI'f DIARY F. ELLIS, '18, Bzfxizzvxs ,1IauagI'r AI.ICE M. IQLEIN, '18, Art Editor GLADYS XVIENER, '18, .l.v.vi.vfmzf Editor ABBIE DUNKS4, '18 GERTRUIJI2 FRANZ, '18 NIADELEINE KINGSLEY, SARAH PAGE, '18 IXIARIAN A. SCOTT, '18 ELEANOR STRONG, '18 Sz'11II'I'I1f E0'l.f0I'X '18 109 GIiRTRL'DE XYILSON, '18 EUNICH CLARK, '19 TANNII HEFFLON, '19 HTXRRIOT S.xwx'ER, '19 BIARION F. SCOTT, '20 M.-IL AIILLER, '21 .xzfeffffmfff i fu? Fgfflffiffifffflffiffffffffiffffiiff1 ffT11fCiC'f1fZf51Tfl'fI'.:.'f'.fff2'I'fff1fZ1Zfiffffffff!!!','L'.Z2C11TffI'!.11f1ff'L'ffYfiffffffffiiiffffffliif512.1111ZlifffffffL'1'!L111U.fff!.ff.Cffflfiflffiif.f1CT,ffffLf1fff!?i'2g'f i 2 , ,.... ., aww .. .. ,...,...,., .,,, , .,, ,,,.,,, ...a....,, ,,,, my ,,,,,.,.,, -v 1 ' fi fi ' f Q?--M? W Q ff? K 44 f 'WW f' 17 4' si gg 5 1 .L 2. ..z...2M--a J. w',e..z. +t.,.,,.f.a.. a,,m..,,f fa,.,.,! WJ.. Z if 31.3, f z,,.W,,,,,,2,,..:::1,:.2Z.,J1::,:',,.1:::3,.::3 ' ''' LLL1:7:12:32:11:xxx5:Lxzuz::z:4:::::::::::::x:::::11was:::1punwasnav,tugs:::.::::.Lzzp:.zz::z:::::J::::LzmL3:v,::,':1z:::Z:::::.3::EZ J 1,9 j gf-M f - fg-..,-:: .... ....4 ' ...... 2 I ' Li17iiI2lILZf?2JififfwiM. 2jZ'5,'55ZZZ52Z igrmimmnna - .- Q ii- I ,. .. - , ' 1.51 ' z ., -.. E ' i 5-'i 4 . ,.j ' -X, Ya., , ' V - :Q ' if . .. ' is ' Qi- .1- If F if V , ':? - .1 ' i c- 223: ' f' ' NSC? .- .F '-ar: -' ' we , ' 'X ' - s , . -1- X ' i: : .' ' ff- -f ' Y - ff' 5'- .1 . E- A rf 4- ' E i . 'EIT' X 5 'fr' 'r- ' ' f - ' . 5, 5 -R:-. - L ' 'l-'TT' ' if J f xi 5 Elf X ' 1 , 1 'lv 'E R lx :I lit . . Q ,, lg X ,R 'Q Us - 1 'a 1:-ws ' . ' f',gas:2:g2s...,.,,,.,. 5, . ..-..-. ,,,, N M, Frrun K. ROCK I. STARBUCK Pulzliciiy .-Lyon! H. XVURTZ B.xr'1i M. Sco'i r H. BIERRI.-XM C. BROYVN Bu.vine.ss .lll11llI1!L'I' M. HATCH Etliiril'-ill-Cliief Four years ago PEl'5i'7lZ'7lIOlI5 entered college just as the Class of 1918 did. While Freshmen We commenced to support the magazine, both as subscribers and contributors, and have continued to do our share. As We have grown, so has the magazine. Its four years of existence have been years of experiment, but it has proved Without question that there is a place for a college magazine here in Simmons. Like last year, there have been five issues during the college season, in two of which there were inserts With the pictures of sister classes and their class songs. Another number was written entirely by the girls from foreign countries who are studying here. 110 fftffftffffrfff Z s -W Milfs Z . ,,., A Z W 1. ,,, 1, 1 if ..... .I .... , .... fir 2 CTL'''ZZZZZZLYJIZIJ111722155755725225Z3172:ZJ.'.7ZJ,','Z:ZL1'L3LL23'::L',:1L7.'::1:15:2135:53:211:f::,3::L74:Ly:::::::.'.::::1::'.'.:1:.':::.a::,z..::g:,zx:::,11QLa:z:.:.1,:4::L4:::z:z::',L3zzL12.:5LLLa:::::::n:z:i 1-as if iiff'7if.'f. ' if L, 4f2'1ffff'-f-- . JM. 01. 2-X. MARION E, ROBERTSON, Prc.vir1cnf .ADELAIDE F. AIASON, I'iru-Piutvidrlzl Al.-XRION D. ALCOTT, Secretary Sri-tL1.ix M. AIORSE, Trcczswcz' The threefold interest of the Young YVomen's Christian Association is well brought to the foreground in the three red-letter activities marking the Y. W. C. A. work of this college year. First chronologically. and vaguest-because of its comparative remoteness-our knowledge of evan- gelistic Work and of the condition and needs of foreign missions was marvelously increased through the opportunities attending the holding at Simmons of the Animal Student Volunteer Convention. As a result of the enthusiasm aroused by the discussions and the contagious spirit of the delegates, the mission study classes customarily held the second half of the year were carried on during the first term. Late in November the opportunity for a direct share in war work came to the Association. Cooperating with all the college branches of the Y. M. C. A. and Y. VV. C. A. in this country, it brought its energies to play in the drive for the Student Friendship VVar Fund. After an intense campaign of one Week, and a two weeks' interval in which to pay pledges made, the Simmons contribution to the fund amounted to hiQ2,600. Since to deepen through every irzdicidzfal in the college the ideal of Christ is the foremost aim, the new program being carried on constitutes. perhaps, the most important part of the work of this yea1'. The scheme was Worked out with special reference to the needs of the time, there being offered a systematic study of the life of Christ in its relation to world democracy. 111 ywmvnuwamumri Iffglgfgfgffgggg Z 75?f Mi fffflff ' -'mf W 1:'::r::'f:1f:::'f:fr:::'n1::z1:11:11:11-::':7f:'.'::ff::f:::1:::f:L'::c:::,'.:c-11111:fm:xxwczzzfzzufgi2111111111::.:fz1'.tf:::f2::::.:F::Z'f 4 ? Q T2fQ?g.,iL13ge Zia ' 9, ay, ,,.w.,4 VV V... waz Wi ,,,,,,,.W' d,,,.,.,,,,,zW ff ff, 2 i ei gg f--'42 W1 ff Q 6' ja Z J , 'wa fi ' , 4 ? J. .a,.'4v ima.. a.,..,,..f.a.. .,Z,..afM., a,,,,Wff' a,,,,,,, I ?g-Zhiwf 2523221117311ZZLZLZJZZTJJYJZJZJ33372Z,':,7:2,Z: '12:27:J7:312:21:11::mi11:L::iz112:2.121322Lt:::::::::::z:::7:.:z:::1z::.1:::.umins:9L:::::::7,24132:15:12::E:::z::m2:z1:::::::::?3:.,,A ji-2,0-1 Q X -..-,..,..,,-.7y T. ..,....., Z LZJZQJJIZLQJJLQQQZH Zfzzzzzgzzzzz, Uhr Burial sinh Qliuir Glluh LILLIAN GixTEs, Clzairmaii TANNE TNIULCASTER BEATRICE GTLMAN ELTNOR REILLY TYTARGARET NELLIS .ALICE GRIFFIN FANNIE JOHNSON BELLE SCHONFELD TXTARGARET MCDOWELL The Work of the club this year has been carried on by the activities of its subcommittees and by monthly open meetings. The subjects discussed in the open meetings were: Single Tax, Red Cross, Subfrage, Social Legislation, Immigration, National Prohibition, and Smileage. The Civilian Relief Committee fEdith Dunn, chairmanj, has tried to awaken the girls to the needs of Civilian Relief, and act as a connecting link between the student body and Civilian Relief organizations of the city. The Bulletin Board Committee Clylargaret Nellis, chairmanj, has Worked with Dr. Varrell's Current Events Class, and placed on the Bulletin articles of current interest. The cooperation of the Public Health and Red Cross committees was secured at the suggestion of Student Council. The Public Health Committee fl-Ielen Jacobs, chairmanl, has en- deavored to promote the health of the girls, and, through its Smileage Campaign, tried to keep the students in touch with outside activities furthering public health and Welfare. The Red Cross Committee flVIary Hamblett, chairmanj, has aided the work of the Society in its Membership Drive, sale of seals, and distri- bution of Wool. The weakness of the Club has been a lack of definite Work to be done by each member, and the Executive Committee has been Working on a plan to secure a truly active membership. This plan suggests changing the Club, through a revision of the constitution, into a Civic League of college organizations having social and civic functions. 112 rv-v fM'w'M If:'fYc r'f'tT gf' ?5LfM'ffjgtfxfftitifffifffzzctfief'f::.'11: :1 A' f :L':f.'r:'f:'1: :'1' ' 2-'',:':ft1:f':111':f :::31: '.'.1:t1L'.','f1'!f'1''vntzacz'-:':f1icfgztfff'1'.1.'.11' 7f.'.Cf:f!'g'7:i'!i f. f I Z 2 f g ng f 'A ' get fm ,f W-4 f w ff 15, Q, 1. ,.,,-. ,WK 1 I ,I I 01 1 0 , 5 g fi ' fl .Z .,,, ,,,., ,Hi ,,,. J Z ,,,,, if B2 ' 1 2 J Zz. .....,....,.....,,.,.,.,.,.,.,....,......, - ..... -73 ,,,.,.,.,. W..,,Mi.:.,.:..x.,wg., ..,,,,. I ,.., Z .L:mw:w:x.Z.mm,,wr..WHILE ...,,, I ...,.,.,...... ...,......,.,1-j 2 4, Z .,..,,,.,.,,,,,,,..,,,,.,..,. ,,, . 4.,.,,.,,, . B ,,.,,,., H, , ,, ,,... ,,. .M . ., ,,,,,. W. .,.,,, 71 V Af-, ,... .,.,. , . If I T E 1 y State Glluha .Ml Yi Pl'E5iliBIIf5 FLORENCE VVHITE, Connecticut LBAH CRABTREE, Maine MARY HAMBLBTT, New Hampshire BEULA HAYDEN, New jersey NIARION ABBOTT, New York NIARJORIE THROSSELL, Ohio ELSIE RIEGER, Pennsylvania ELIZABETH TALBOT, Simmons-Somerville ET HEL GAREY, Vermont 113 fzzfzvfxfffzfmzeg gi fl Q 'i'2 'f f111111'1i217151121121111511121111211212721521,.CfZf!i'L1'Z'f7!.C1Zf1i11ffff7ffffffffiiiiflf551.211Ci1'11'I71'Jf!f!ifff1115iff!5711.15ffffiiii11117535ISEILCZZZMLZLC1131215155125.12121fff1fTZ!!.'.1iffI5'f fi 2 1 f Q11111Q, 'lIILl..., - .- W, . .. ,- W.. ,...., .,,, M, M, -ff nz f 5 is Z M t if Z Z' W f -Q4 51' 17 6 if Z5 4 Z gg J.. ..!,..2a..W.,1 J.. '04 jam.. a,..,,,!.a.. .,m.m.,,j mmm 0m,,,,,, za,,,,,,,,J 01' 2 Q Q4 lj ZZQQZZZIZZTZIIIIIZiZ12fIZ'fIlZ'JZII1Zl'fJJT1'i5,7l. 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This year there have been so many more urgent demands that the fund has occupied a place in the background. lt has been increased by the contri- butions received on December 12, its birthday, and by the mile-of- penniesfl 114 E iiV'7i?.ZiD::::1m1f::.11zfzzcccffzfe:axrwrwax::11:1a:ic:1:'::'.m'.:f:':'r:f:::21:11::ferr1fm:111111:c:::411c1f'n'::::::::f::::111:::r:L'r.1:f:f:.cc::x1f::::f:ge-::.c::::f:x::g:ifgnfffrfaz:.1111c'f:r11Z:f:fEfg5? E 1 jg ,..... ,, ,.,a.?.M'1?..?,,4:Z2,'-A ...he . f,,...,,q ffmw flffffffm E4 LZ if i sz? li I S. f f 'f gg Ji.. ..4..Z..a,.....4 .-1. W 1.43: m...,.!.A... .,71m.'0m,....j Qwmnff' 9n,,,,,ff'! 'w,...,... - . 0 A.. fs ' Zu!! ZZ'''ZZ22113'i7I!ZSZ1Z1ZISZ'iJ11'JfSZ!7S2Z'::3:.'.7J.37!!' 1137:J2233175511111:::l::::::::::C'.3L:!L::3:1L::::f:x::::::::1:a'L:::'!::z21:51:::,::::1,'::11122212.12LzZ:.:L::2:7.:::-ZLLTJJLLZZQJL:2z::::::::'i:dlZjhzhj Z' fffjjfjgh gilffffffffff uf m,,,,,,,,,,,,, w,W.,,.,,,,. Ellie Hlennrah Snrirtg Www 'Q . . S. YI-ISNIR R. M.xNnm.s'rAnt M. S'l'R.xL'ss B. Sem N1-III P1'4z.vft7ent The Nlenorah Society has started on its second year in a manner which leaves nothing to be desired. Its activities are limited to lectures and study circles. Among its speakers the Nlenorah has been fortunate in having Rabbi Levi of Boston, Dr. Newman of New York, and Rabbi Blau of Rochester. The lectures have been a source of inspiration. The object of the hlenorah is the advancement and study of Jewish culture and ideals: it is along these lines that our speakers have talked to us. A Our interest manifests itself concretely in the Study Circle. Here we propose to study in more or less detail some particular phase of Judaism that appeals to us. For this purpose a leader and guide from Harvard University has been obtained. lt is our hope that more students will take advantage of the oppor- tunity offered by lVlenorah. It is essentially academic: its symbol. the seven-branched candelabrum - lylenorah - signifies seeking for light. Everyone will be cordially welcomed at the meetings. The lectures fall on every second Thursday of the month at 4.20: the study circles on the first and third Thursday of every month at 4.20. 115 Kaz .... ..., ...wgg i gg Z il W 25 Z' Q ?-We ' ff ,f Z' ' f if Z 5 ff 22? z 45 2 3 Z. ..i.JM.a-an J.. W.2,.a.. h.,.,,,,.J,4.. ..'W,h. ff0,,.,.,j '?fm,,,..'f' few, a,,,,N,,J 04' 2 4 I ii Ziff'':fiif1'fffffI1C1ffffff7lI1ff2:IfZlKZll17LQ ''7212122ITillZTIJIIIZIZJZJ1131221521llIf-2212ZZ2TilJJ22171111IG22ZTILZQ'lil1L7ii.2LL7.22QSGTILZ2122112152LZ:-D331IZJZIJRZJIZZYZGZTBZZZZESIIJJ-Z'151.,2Z 9 ,I ....... .M i,....-- .... ,,,,., If tain- fi ' 4,5z7::,r::1z:L:::,L7f Glhriatian Svrirnrv Svnririg 33,1 .135 sg .qi 15,1 T551 H ' F5 K ,- ,,.31',,-iS:' , - a -. A 25' , ' - 1 X f - , ix f'ff52 r i --ii X D. .XRNIINGTON E. SHIRNHX E. SXVIFT L. G1-:ROW I,I'l'.R'lt1l'Ilf This year, the Christian Science Society of Simmons College has held its meetings every Friday afternoon that the college was in session. As in other years, these meetings have continued to be a source of help and inspi- ration to those who took part. The members of this society have rejoiced in the opportunities for service that have been so many during the year, especially in contributing to the various funds and in helping with the Food Conservation work. 116 V-AFEIH4-fag .,.... fxfffffffmfffflifffffffflflffflfffif'f'fff11171111fffffffffffififffflffffffffff'fffffffiffffffff.7f.ffff1f'1?:'f1'fffffffffffffffffffflffff.'1ffff.f1ffffffffffifillffff1f11fff.f',ffffflfflfffffff1f1':ff.'gg lfxK'gL':g1 W gi , ,..... WL ff . 6, ,,,,. H4 KW ,Z My l : - .1 -. -1 - mm- J.. . ' .. '. ff- Q 'fm-H130 f,,,,.,,. 1 ,i 3 is ...,,.., 1? .... .,,.....,.,,. ..,, ,,.. .... ..A, ...... 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Wfmm.-,ff 0:,,,,,,f Za, ,,,.,,, ,af ,.i., of 2 ' 4 ff 1 1 932'''17.13211L'l3Z,':Z1Z:iZ7i551':11'IILI::1LZTLZ','.',7JJ, .75121Lt.J:'.:1L7:1::::::.':::JJJJLJL:::5:1:.13:19227:Jzzzzzfxirz:L::':.:.:::::::'.yz:::,::wJ,7:::LL::.:z::gLLp:t4:::::7.::J::zL73z::x::z:z::1l7::,: ':,,2 ' ' lj - ..... 5,1551 .,,..., ii ls. ,,,,.,.., , ,.,,.,.,... .21 ' ' fwwumfwwwna-ri ,fgggggggg539,21 Mnairal Aaanriatinn Pr1'xz'dri1f, DOROTHY DAY Scc1'rfi11'y-'I'1'i'n,v111'v1', RUTH STEVENS GLEE CLUB ,llnnagwg Sx'Lv1A WALLACE Svcrvtary-Trcr1.mrvr, RUTH STEVENS I.vudcr, LOUISE BECKNYITH Librarian, TXTARGARET TVIILNE JI.-INDOLIN CLUB ORCHESTRA .llmiagi-r, ADA BREWSTER .l!auagi'r, CHARLOTTE FORD Luadcr, VERA AKTERSEREAU LCUU'L'I', ALICE G11.MAN The years 1917-1918 have seen the hlusical Association in a Hourish- ing condition. To our former associates, the Glee and Mandolin Clubs, has been added the Orchestra. VVhile this has existed for three years, it only became an oflicial part of the lWusical Association last June when its Constitution was signed. The Association could not hope to be nearly so great a factor in the college life if it were not for Miss Mabel Daniels, Who, besides being Director of the Glee Club, takes great interest in the other clubs. Three concerts have been given this year: one was given for the Alumnae at the time of the reunion, February 163 the regular concert came the 23d of Februaryg and an additional one was given for the sailors at Commonwealth Pier on Nlarch IS. 121 illllanhulin Glluh Gbrrhentra ' W' i'TT - - ' :' 1551 - . N ...ir3Egf5ErEA:2i:' ' ' 75 -L XM- , -r. 4, .. - . , , -. -.-rf:-.g,.' ,. . r -.q.-- .,. , . ,.,- .XX tg,- K . 1 -gm -..1-1-1-,.:-nv:-:Q . 1 - . '- f , N xmzf.. -If -S M' , 1 6 mvf7l?.,5:S -in .E:: , .. I .. Ei : S x ik.. ...,., ,M ' , ' .27 ,, K, T A.-g.. 1 -:lv . S ?,.x,2:L' . , , , , 351 5 ... r 'X 1 fd ' 7+ , ' .2 X - , . 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C5122 Glluh Glnnrvrt Saturday Evening, February 23, 1918 PROGRJJII Viking Song Colcridgv-Taylor GLBB CLUB Qaj Simple Aveu Tlzomr Chl La,Paloma .lrrmzged by Rueffar M.-xNDoL1N CLUB Cal Shena Van illrzv. H. H. J. Bearlz Qbj Nymphs and Shepherds Pnrrell f163Sj Nlisses Alger, Helllon, hflorse, St. John, Scully, Fuller, Apple and VVallace Chant Sans Paroles 0RCHBs'rR.Bx faj Un VVings of Nlusic Cbj Spring Beauties l GLBB CLUB Overture-Light Cavalry NIANDOLIN CLUB Solo-Un bel di-from Uhladam Butter-Hy DOROTIIX' I'iOLI,ET'I'I2 Cal Knitting tbl Camp Songs Solo by Ruth Scully GLB13 CLUB Alma hlater Hail, Alma Mater! we pledge our love to thee. Bring thee our hearts and hands in full loyalty. Praising thy counsel and trusting thy truth. Lift we our song to thee: oh. guide thee our youth Y Lift we our song to thee: oh, bless now our youth Y Make us, thy children. generous and just. Send us to labor. when leave thee we must, Ready for service and worthy of trust. Dirertor of Llllliltl' bliss NIABILL YV. D.-XNIELS 123 Gerow, Isrlzaikoicsky ilfeudelsiolzu Clmdfrirlc 1,071 Snppe Pzrrciui RICSLV' QQ. K Q01 J m, ,,,, . Q , 4 Q se- Q.. ., ,, ,,,?Qsf '3lHm,g1 I - It as it-Hlw4 f 'QHzq-eg, ,Hs s , f , ' HWS f 'i?-v miiiidll -x. '1, 'A ',.,?1a SV' aim y , I , ' ' ,Ra ' EH A ,,' I ' Z, if X' ,i , fir ,W I ,.....' f K .1 I. 5 1.17, .1 M... I' f I ni -' 4' 5 ' f5'Z,'L.ml'TIS'r ' .A . P A 4 wkmw .mf .iq , 5 '- ' - 7 '4 2 '- ' - ' ' f H . 'I' , ' f QI Q I ,Q J V V .gf A-15195Qizggllfiil-jx:I1 - :.,':.f,:-5-1:21:35 ,jig .Q ,A . . 4- ,:,12,wT . - -I . , -VZ:-A - ' Q1 X. . '+I-9 1112535-1.41.,.AgQ-fX:-y.1c.f---315,21,.'1xfs, 5.42,::- .,: +,+,1,s4.::. f - Aw ' w: 4-55, .mf '.,. ' - ' f1,g'4'v -2:2.'6x I f ' - Q ' 1' b f t ,,:,Q1 544' P. V. 46'-Ir,5-Q-fgcln,'.,u,-:J.1w.q'-.f . 'f'I'g--, 'Sq Q 1' f' ' 1 : 17:-ffl, ITNPPI5. -'fg .f '-If ' '--xx. -115'-' -' - -1 'A A -W ' - lv?? rgfQge4f,Ef1f3'ei'?i,,4sf'1fy,-:V 'tg fwf- , -, Qdftfn .-'QM : .,,-r- 'f x ,. 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ALDRICH NLMMON DONAUMON LILLIAN NISBET HARRIET PUTNAM BIARJORIE ECXTES CHRISTINE RICKER LOUBE BECKWWTH f-mwmf I 126 1 15 wffmf ff'L'Tf'Z? 1f'f'fff'lT fag iTJ72i2t!f:1::f1::::15:1z1:cf:'fzzmraffzg'11111119111 5 1 ,,,.., -, ., . is W, ,,,, , I , , Q W H f Z 1 Zwzf W If y K . 5 5 2 Z L3 ,, f f, ,i 1 ' .. J.. ,.2.-.Z.....,,.,1 J.. 'tu +,.,..,,..! a.. Nah.. fffm. 'mm-ff MW ' Q 54 imgiziiflilffffffIfI1ffffffff1'f11YIfZfi7227 'IL21211111YJJQDYIJIIIIIJZZZ2I222211-'J1lf'ZL'flLLl11122271FJZZZIISFI2I2ZZTf.1ZL'f!1L272,32.LHBJQQULLZZZSJZJJLJLLILLLZZJIJZ1lI,ZYD31T.LQJL22?ZlJI1JiJii2L..Z J-is , ,,,..,. -,..-,w Z- ,...,..,...,,.., ,Z 8'7:wm::mai.f. 2I::::::,1:z1QQ::L7:Z X11- f 1 Exerutiur Ennril LOUISE F. BECKWITH, President ATARION LYoNs, I 'z'cc-Prcsidciit B,xRB,xRix Iov, Secretary ELIZABETH S1so1.rrri.n, Trvizxzm-1' HELEN ITCCULLOCH, 1918 RUTH SCULLY, 1920 RTILDRED GORDON., 1919 M.'xRG,xRE'r UNDERHILL, 1921 hlilitary drill, under the direction of Bliss Diall, constituted a new and big part of the out-of-door exercise in the Fall. The Seniors were put through the tactics and they in turn assisted in the training of the Fresh- men and volunteers from the other two classes. The hockey held was used as a parade ground, and as long as the Weather permitted, squads drilled daily. ' Tennis, hockey, and hiking offered the usual opportunities to those choosing these forms of recreation. Basketball had an enthusiastic run during the Yvinter months and gave way only to the track preparations in the Spring. illllanagvrs nf Smarts f101'fCUj' Bzlskelllflll Gladys VViener, 'IS Eleanor Strong, 'IS hlarion Lyons, yIQ, Assistant Tilly Svenson, '19, Assistant Tennis Hileiizg Priscilla Bancroft, 'IS Elinor Reilly, 'IS Catherine Tyler, 119, Assistant Della VVatson, TIQ, Assistant 127 . ,.m..4W - 1 MMHMHMNVNAW ELMimvingii' f1f1f1ffff1fCfi 'Milli' 2 i CCf2f'.'1i fff1Tfff1CC1fCTCfffZ' ff','f.'.Z'.'C'f7.T'f'iff' f.1'I'ff,'.'ffTfffff11fffffff1'!.'ffff'.fiiiL'.'.ffffff7fl!.'.'1ifCflffZ'.ff11Tflfiflfffi' ,f'.ffff1f1fZfI.'!5 4 , 9 ' ' 5.13, ..,A.,,. .. 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E E Qrganized Sports Cup, presented by the Alumnae Association, was o . 9 1 K4 ,Q I Q i ' , . ll ill full M - i-- 128 f 1. ai... . ,.., A... A m...,..:,:..,, Mx, .,.......,,.,,. ,,,A 7 .I ..,A..A .MJ,V.m..'.,' A.,,, ... . 5 ..,,, ,. ,767 ..,A,.A .ML ...JZ ,,'4,,'W wi.. gm Za., Z x 2'.,,,,7 e fr? Z if 4 gf ,.,, fwma f 4 ff Tj mW,,,,,f f? 7,2 ' av ,,,..,, 1 tl , I' 2,Z2'71x1fQf1i'fffff1Zflffffif'fZ'ffi:ff:ZYIZ' ' ' ' I lT.QlZTIZIff1I2f1l22221121lfI',1YL'.1L21lLZZZ'IJZ232117H11L2217-ZZZZIIJL2LL'i.1LL37iL1.7.Z'J1L22CYJIEJJAQQZLXI-1221212.121 722132221.2211J1li1ll, 2J7l2 2 2 21.-.- ,A., 1- I if 1 Ummmmmuu y OFFICIALS Referee-Alix Underwood. Judges Clfielfij-lVliss Diall, Miss Craig, Miss Goodrich, Miss Ricker, lI7, Mr. Coombs, Dr. Bacon, Mr. Stephens, lVlr. Collester. Judges fS0ngsj-lVliss Brown, bliss Craig, Nlr. Stephens, Dr. Bacon. Ojffllll Score Keeper-Margaret Gladwin, ,I7. llssisfmzf-L. Fee, l17. Clerk of the Course-K. G. Sprague, ,I7. zf55i5fllIIf-I... Foster, '18. 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Coburn, '19 53 feet IO inches B.'lSEl3. aLL THROW. Record: 169 ft. 5 in. Held by C1. Hussey, '16. 1. R. Sherburne, '19 141 feet IO inches 2. B. Joy, '2O 136 feet 1 inch 3. J. McCabe, '17 133 feet 1056 inches SHOT PVT. Record: 27 ft. II in. Held by G. True, 'I2. 1. M. F. Dittmer, '17 29 feet 4 inches 2. S. Morse, '2o 24 feet IO inches 3. M. Alcott, '19 23 feet 7 inches RVNNING BROAD JUMP. Record: I3 ft. 524 in. Held by E. Reilly, '18. 1. H. Von Kolnitz, '2O I4 feet 214 inches 2. M. F. Parker, '17 13 feet 'jlfg inches 3. E. Briggs, '19 I3 feet 2 inches S'rANn1No BROAD JUMP. Record: 7 ft. 6511 in. Held by G. True, '12, 1. D. VVatsOn, '19 7 feet IIL2 inches 2. M. Parker, '17 7 feet 4M inches 3. B. Brown, '17 7 feet 294 inches LTAVIQLIN THROW. Record: SQ ft. 9 in. Held hy G. Hussey, '16. 1. hi. F. Dittmer, '17 63 feet 7 inches 2. B. Joy, '2O 56 feet 3 inches 3. M. Coburn, '19 39 feet UM inches HOP, S'1'1aP, IUMP. 1. M. Parker, '17 26 feet 4 inches 2. Nl. Klein, '19 26 feet 1 inch 3. R. Scully, '2O 25 feet 416 inches TOTAL POINTS 1. IQI7-28 points 2. IQIQ-25 points 3. 192O-2O points The Individual Track Cup was won by M. F. Dittmer, '17, I5 points. . Class Track Cup was awarded to 1917 for the highest number of points. The Prize Song Cup was awarded to 1919. 130 fwwfwffaffl f. ffwffmwwf, V' llxl 'tzr .... . .,,,,. ', '. ' ' ' .,..... ,... ..... in-H' ,,,,,,,.,,,..,,....,,1,,..,.,..,...,.,.,,,,,.. . ,..,.,., ,. ,,..,,.,,,,..,., ,,, ,.,. ,,,, . ,.., .... ,-,.,.,...,,......,.,... .. ....,, .,,.,,,,... ,,., - ,.,, ... ,...,, .,, ....-,...-,..,.. ,,,,,.., ..,.,,,..,-,,.i,iii iIz1:p:::,m:1:z'.?. f..n.:,:::' . , 1 Erark Aularhvh tn Basketball 'l'hrOn' M. F. DI'1 1'NII2R, '17 . Shot Put Z Javelin Throw H. VON KOLNITZ, '2O . . . Running Broad Jump BI. F. PARKER, '17 . . Running Broad .lump D. XVATSON, 'IQ . . M. PARKER, '17 . Wren' ELIXOR REILLY, '18 CARR113 JONES, 'IQ DI'1LL.X VVATSON, 'IQ . Standing Broad Jump . Hop, Step, Jump nz nf the .XNNIZ S'l'OLZI2NI3.'XtfII, 'IQ Al.-XRION LYONS, '19 BIILIDRED GORDON, 'IQ Smvaters Aumrhsh E. K1z1'111 M. PARKER H. GILLETTE These sweaters are awarded each year tO those most nearly represent- ing an ideal Simmons girl. 131 F' 'sv W If .fi-vying-.N YM Xxvgg F1 ,K r,,.-wmwfwffz f -We' 11:':11:'ecfnffrscfzfuan1::c1:11:11c:1:':1::f1:'fmf:r:::::5zecsrffrf:xaaczczccr::1:c:f1'11':::':::1r::f:::1f:::::::.c:f'r:,::'.z::c::L'::x:':n1:1:c::::11:::ca:::f1: :mc1.:f:f:2::::. 5551 I ' 'A '1 fn r 7:,1:::: ' rig: '- . .,,,.W,.,e .W , . . ..,1 ...,...., ,MQ W. ,.m,,,, ,mf-N,,zv 'pi fx' 2 1, . --.gf -4 ,Q 751 r..-y,,2 4 '51 ff. ,I fb, X1 4 ' ,,.,,,, l, L 5 MIZW...Liifiiilliiiiiififi1:1:'ii1Z7ZZ32':LZ:.',7J L'JJ2LZLLZ17:J7:3237111311211:1:J:.71::'Z:f:.2L:3':.:7::::z:::::::::::':a1.':::::z:,c1:::.::z7w:s119::.:::.:13:2L:Lis:,::::5L7rJ:3:11::::z1::::iC:::?7Lz1,idf-zij --'---v---- ..-,,.- .,,.,A,., .,,.g 1 'iiiiiwiiliifi 2f:nxg::gz::pg:.17gL1 Haraitg iiaakethall B. JOY K. VAN NEST E. STRONG H. Wx'.xN111' M. GORDOX 1920 1920 1918 1918 1919 igmikvihaill, 15115-1917 The series of interclass basketball games for 1916-1917: Junior-Freshman . . . . I6l2G Senior-Sophomore . . . 17-20 Sophomore-Freshman . . . I6-ZQ 1920 received the class basketball cup. Eva Leland received the individual basketball cup. Basketball S awarded to: E. Leland, '17 G. Sheldon, ,I7 E. Strong, 'IS M. Klein, ,IQ H. Von Kolnitz, 120 133 NE i it .ii wk E E i E i E E S 1 s E E33 li :S S JS wi ff ff Z 1 gn... .,.. -...., h.H, .,..,... ..,,, a,M.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 11-w.:,..4, I :Nvt :W ',.. E N H E xv Ewa - sxxmegs 4 E EAS R -'Q i i 5 59 ? '32 . .i SX5 5 NYSE ii S E E E E S 4: Q . XNQ 5 5 ia 3 1 .Q 5 RWE 2 SSM 5 Q X345 ...,, si X Q 1 eg 5 x : .. 5 ....-.... E: Q......v..:-2 'xxwxx-curl fwqg wi- .Na 'IQLQZLLZLIL hm. 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Sum!-:S av 1921 Meuakrihall is-F, ,- M. REYXOLDS R. BR1GH'1'xl.xN W. MVN1' E. BIGI-:Low M. BEERS C. BL'CH,xx,xx S. BIOSELEY C. HERRICK A. SARTHLLH 135 www-W f1'!'1'Mf!ffffffff'!2'Z T 'fig-f':3Z '-W ' 1 c:f::1z:1f:::f:zz'c'::1:c1c':i111:cf:'.:f':'.:.'!:.'L-::::::::1:czzzfffifffffrfztmtzccf:.1'::::11f':':::1'.':ff:::1x1::::f::L11:::::.1c1:21112117:1'1'1111::.c:x::::1711111511127.111121f:f:1t:r:.'.:iL'51Q D 5, r 4-'-'-4' 3-gggg3 ':: 3 . w,,,.....,, .N . f M... ,.,,,.,N, ff , ,mf mm., -1 1 fgiwi. f f W ff Z f Q WW fmff' ff in 0. 22 . . : I - . 17 ' 72 4 5' ,, 2, .,i.J.-,.,-,1 1.34 .i,,,,, 4.......,!,4.. ..?0..M...j 0f.,,.....f' 'w.,,,,,,. m,,.,,,,J -L W Z Q4 is fa Af fy ,V ,.-...-....--,H 1 yfffyfnfffmffwfywuvi I..- .... .. ... I Z... .-,. , ., .. ..n.,...-...... . M,,,,,,,um,....,,,.-,,,..,..M.,,...,......,...............,..,...,.,...,....1.f..,..,..-m.,.,...w......,..nw,.,um,.,w,,...,m...-m,.,,,, . 1 A. 1 ,-.....,........-.ff , - . mm W Mm,,,mm Q 1913 'Mnrkrg 11. SPOT1- K. DICNIANMON E. STRONG F. WHITE C. FORD R. LIANDELSTAM P. BANCROFT SILVER G. YVIENER L. BEr'Kw1'r1-I 1919 ig k .L 'A' sy fn . I 5-if R A f , '- 4 ...X 2 . 1 'W sv A J , X xp A' B A X X ' d iv, l xi F 1, .- X , - . 3' XXX ' . V 5351: 1 ' E xy' ' e 4 V Q X N. . vm ,ff - ' ' 4 C, uf f , ' X XfQ ?:3:.Q ' .I lj , f C! 'QA .QX 1, 'JN ' 5 33 3 'QQ -. ., ' ':': r.: .. fe-.--i-f f'i 'll - -N f:mfamn1m1: mi' It . ...tum 51 M. COBIJRA P. BUNTJN E. BRIGGS A. BREws'1'1cR M. KLEIN D. XVATSON M. Gnmmx M. LYONS M. ALCo'1 1' E. CLARK 136 if if J ii lv M. .i,, ,,,,, ,,,, .,11:, . ,:,..,,.. .,.,4 , H2 1 , SJ? 5 E. Eg ,A.. - - ,.,. .,.,,,,. . ..,., .- ,,,,.,, .. ,,.,,,A,.A,,, -- ,,,,,,., . M-....-,..- ,.,.. -- ,.,., .... ,,.,,, -.,......,....-,..-..,.-,,.,.--.,F5Q kj g ' 42:2 .1 15211 Burkrg Q 1, fi V L Q i . X , . L, 17 1 ' ' fi v. i ,f s. v- I V. LXN , . 4 K' X . - - ,, x XX 3 l I , ' l L fu - L R. Sl l'LLY C. DAMOS M. XFILLIS G. BIILLIER H. XICKERSON K. WILLURL- A. Lvmn BI. KIBIBALL E. Xowms L. BAX 'Rl'IFT BI. S1fvTT 1921 E k ,nr eg 3 2: av fr-m,,,,E ,- H I X lx.-I .li f H. RvXm:Rr:EN M. L.Xl'1ERH1I.I, B. Lu: J. IIAQOX M. XYALTVROX D. Hmvlxs BI. Buss L. Hrmamxi C. Bx'wH.xX.xx 137 JI. DEI-J L. Dux gnzaaavmwmuwug 1 f fn Ziff:ifffffg:i3'?Z1f1ff'i2zE3 :Z'ij5ii5321111 LZ:Z',fffff'.fiEi:Zfff''.Tiiiiiiiffflff.fE55i2gfQff.ff'.ffag, 1 If 1 I MMM? ,MJ ' i 1 f ,.., -..ZBA 1 Q 1 f '4 fZ,WWw0f Q7 ,4 ii f S ....... .,,,, 1 ...,. 1 tgtiiiizifrif-. ,..,,...... ,...,.. 7:1 ,,,.,,,,,,,.,,.,.,.,.,,,,..,,,,,...,,,.,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,, , .,,, , M. ,,.,,,,,,.,, - ,,,,,, N.. ,.,,.,.., ,..,,. ,,,.... - ,,.,.,,..,.,.., ,. ,.,..,,.,., W., .,.,.. ... ,.,,... ,..., .,,.,,.,,,.,, ,.., .V ,. ,,.,,,,,,,, A ,,.:,,,:, Zfz::,:Q:v 'm:1LM Efennw SINGLES, IQI6-IQI7 May 12, 1917 XVon by 1919 C1..-xss CH.m1P1oNs 1917-NI. Bathgate IQI8-L. Beckwith IQI9-NL Lyons 1920-M. Nlilne NI. Lyons won from NI. Gladwin 6-o, 6-o L. Beckwith won from Nil. Nlilne 6-1, 6-I Final: NI. Lyons won from L. Beckwith 7-Q, I4--I2, 6- Limpires: Dr. Underwood and Dr. N'Iark SINGLES, IQI7-IQIS Qctober 27, 1917 YVon by 1919 CL.-iss Cu.-xA1P1oxs IQI8--L. Beckwith 1919-NI. Gordon 1920-NI. Kazan IQZI-T. Lee L. Beckwith Won from NI. Kaan 6-2, 6-I NI. Gordon won from T. Lee 6-1, 6-I Final: NI. Gordon won from L. Beckwith 6-1, 6--3 Umpires: Nliss Diall, Dr. Underwood, and Nlr. Collester 138 THIRD FLOOR SOUTH SECOND FLOOR NORTH SECOND FLOOR scum THIRD FLOOR NORTH 1 k -V -ff -- 5 LY, Y- ' ' -.1 I ffzvfaa-al T 3 1 : Af- 2- if 1fl:5?ff3 TO LIVE AND DIE IN SCENES LIKE THIS WITH SOME WETE LEFT BEHIND LS 'Q 7 If X' . wx I If If If f. .,f' 1 ' I 1 .-T.-..-.e.....l ! xxx- .Xxx x x X X X H ,NK . XX if- ! , - Mx 1 :' ' -- f .b fx'-if failrfifiiicrriaiiir '5 . 'I C Y 'Cx 4 Y .9 W. 1917 Q'ltLl1'Cl'lS June 9. CLASS DAY EXIZRCISIES on the Dormitory Q'unpu: '1 4.00 O clock. STEI -SINFIYC :It 7.00 O clock. CONCERT HY THE GI.El2 AND lll.-XNDOLIN CI.L'Es in tht Refectory 'It 6.00 O Clock. GLEE CLUB DANCE at 10.00 O clock. Sunday une 10. BACCALIIUREATE SERVICE in the Harvard Church, Brook- line, at -1-.00 o'elOclc. Sermon by the Reverend Alex- ander lllann, S.T.D., Rector of Trinity Church. Monday, June 11. COMAIENCEMENT EXERCISES in the Harvard Church, Brook- .f.. V I rv N - 4 ' -1 L J V Y Qi. r -.E 0 . I N4 I . T 4 Q 0 U 17' 1. wrt i v 4-T Y 1 Lvl ll v X .gl ' line, at 11.00 O'clOck. Address by the Reverend lVal- ter Rauschenbuseh, D.D., of the Rochester Theological Seminary. LUNCHEON AND MEETING OF THE ALUBINAE ASSOCI.-XTION in the College Building immediately after the Com- mencement Exercises. RECEPTION BY PRESIDENT LE FAVOUR to the Alumnae and their friends in South Hall at 8.00 o'clock. Tuesday, June 12. SENIOR LUNCHEON in South Hall at 1.00 o'c1ock. as Inav. . 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V VI VII VIII IX Rlfsrirl, Chorus BUIQIIIIH, Ruth Scully Serbia, Anne Nlulcaster RIIJIIIIIIIII, Anne Hetllon C5122 Glluh Glnnrvrt june 9, 1917 PROGRJIU Chimes of Normandy Planqizcliu IXIANDOLIN CLUB Cal Spring Chorus from l'Sampson and Delilah SIIIIII-SIIIIIIS fbl It was a Lover and I-Iis Lass Edith Lang GLIEE CLUB Cal Greeting Ilfcfzdclssolzzz Chl Gavotte from 'KlNfligno11 Thomas STRING QRCIIESTRA That's the VVorld in June Sprays lXl:XR-IORIE SUPER Fly, Singing Bird Elgar Violins: Katherine Kimball, Jean'Basford, Alice Gilman, Nlary Kimball GLLB CLUB Cal Pizzicato from HSylvia Delibvs Qbj Happy Birds .lrrauged by Odell IXIANDOLIN CLUB Cal The Jester Bzmiorlc tbl Songs lN'Iy hlother Taught hle Dvohzlc Cel lVIy Rose Lnr-V Qdj Solitaire MR. G. ROBERTS LCNGIZR Selections UKBLBLBS AND BIANDOLIXS fill L51 51338110151 di Clziara Chl Our Allies Graaf Brimin, YVinifred St. John fapmz, Katherine Kimball Ilzlly, Ruth Bailey l'll'lIlIt'L', Marjorie Soper GLEIL CLUB Cel The Star-Spangled Banner X. Alma. Mater H3 ,,.,., ,,,.,, , gg 4, V Ixtapa: ' : iL'A'LL'44:31:51f '- 't::: ' ,, ,... ggng ......,,. ,, ' ,,,, ' ,,.,,,.,, ,,,,,,, -9 ,R gif f Q, If f r S A if ff , 72 4 f ,, Z.. ...Z,.,Z ..., W4 J.. Zo' .Am Q., ,.,, .,!.A... ,,W1,.!fff,,.M. Mn,,,,..,f' m,,,,, W Z Af ZL7Zi1Z1Z321t:7:::51:21:I::7:::'::::::::T::7' ' ''2:1L19:1L:wx::11115:11L:xxx11::::aL1:z7g:t::::z::::::Q:z::z:':Lx:::zQ::.::su:amass::::::x.:xxxax:2:xxx:5:75512:z::::xz::::::::::5:::5Z42-at j I 1v,...,,..........,.....i m,W,,,,,,,,,,,,.W.v.fi MONDAY, JUNE II, IQI7 Order of Exerrises XS T E I 2 I E I RN ? f,. 2 E? S E5 E S5 E 5i...s. hmm El -S' 'V ga 55 O'- Q 5 Q B 5 'O 23 Q 5 'O B P+ PRAYER THE REVEREND ARIBROSE XKVHITE VERNON, D.D. AIilZi5l'f'l' of the HlIl'1'l1I'd Clzzzrvh, Brookline COMIHENCEMENT' I-IYMN llfaslzingron Gladden ADDRESS THE REVEREND WALTER RAUSCHENBUSCH, D.D. Professor in the Rorlzvsier Tlzeologiral Senzinary HYMN: Veni Creator Spiritus CONFERRING OF DEGREES BY THE PRESIDENT CHORUS: Song of the World Adventurers AWARD OF C ERTI FICATES COLLEGE HYMN BENEDICTION SENIOR LUNCI-IEON, JUNE I2 Toastmisfress, LOUISE GIBLIN Speakers DEAN ARNOLD HOzz.vel10Id Efonomirs ...... JESSIE MCMULLIN S6'C7'6f!1I'i!11 . . . . HELEN CLANCEY Library .... . . . . ERNESTINE PACKARD ELEANOR KEITH MARION DOTEN MARY POLLARD 144 , H 1, X X f Hi x. ' 1 , w X 55? 1 L- 1 soon TIMES AMATHC5 AL Y if Q M1 I5 lNl1 4 IQI7 Brin mv 1111 SOUP ND 1lIE S1 om B5 GERTRUDE I1 N IN uwos Cool Elsie ievei, S Pmloz llzzzd Nlzuie O Bilen r ogg , lf f ' Hf:g,5.4f . , W Q . U .... .' ,Q ' Z1 1 ' 'J . . . -1 - - , 18 ,. Q , 1 . X . g . 7 , lxzfflzin illnzd . . lNIa1ga1et Pickles, I9 THE lX'llNUET The Alfzrflziozzvss . T110 lllurqzzis . The Gaoier . Bliss Emily Hale . . Nlr. Stetson Mr. Toppan CATIILEEN N1 HooL1H.xN By XVILLIAM BU'r1.ER YIEATS Palm' Gillzznv llfivllrlff Giffzlllv Pulrirk Giflnnt' Bridget Gillmze Dalia Cahill . . lN'lZ1l'gEl1'C'C Daniels, ,IQ l T ,oo Helen O lXeil, Ruth Sanborn, Helen Stacey, . . . . Elizabeth Lewis, The Poor Old IIVOIIIKIII . . Nlarie 0'Conno1', Nriglzborx Chairmen of Committees : D1'a,'m1fzfx. . . . . . . . . . , . . .. Coxfzzlzzi' and ilfakrlfp . S1'i'i1vf'-1' and P1't7ft'I'fj' . Clumz-zip ...,, DtNH'IZlItl1:l00l' . . . . . . . . . . CULIFIIII Miss Emily Hale 1-P6 . . Sally Page Marian Bathgate y !I9 319 ,Ig 'zo , '18 l17 . Sally Thompson, 'IS . Gertrude Ellis . '17 . Louise Johnson, '17 1 , .,.. . .. .. , ,..... .,.. Q 3 mega':gf1:13f?if1ZfJ::,:'1n-,Zig,:?ix'z,,,,:f:: ,.,, .... 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Anna Stolzenbach, '19 SCENE: A Living Room in Charlotte Hamilton's Home TIME: 7.30 o'clock Condi: Miss Frederica Gilbert Promjvfcr: Mary Coburn, '19 THE B1SHOP'S CAN11L12sT1cKs Founded on an incident in Victor Hugo's novel, 'lLes hliserables' The Bixlzop ....... hlargaret Daniels, '19 The Cozzvirf ........ Lillian Gerow, 'QI Persome, the Bishop's Sister . Elizabeth Nlartin, Oberlin, '16 lllarie' ....., . . . Anne Helilon, 'IQ Sergemzzf of Gendzzrnzes .... hlargaret Durand, '21 TIME: The beginning of the last century PLACE: France, about thirty miles from Paris Coach: Miss Emily Hale P1'0mfvfv1'.' Mary Coburn, '19 Scenery by Sally Page, '18 Chairmen of Committees Druuiafir .............. Dorothy Mcliissick, '19 C'OSf'llI!IF and ilfakcufv ..........,.. . Elsie Rieger, '18 Property and Sffllffj' . . Mildred Gordon, '19 Publicity .... . . , . . . . Mary Klein, '19 Door and Floor . . .......... Edith MacCor1nel1. '19 Clrau-1111 . , . ..,.......... Salome Alger, '18 .lfusic -- Colonial Orchestra 1-17 r f 'M 4 1 ff'f'ff'f11f11fffi11111121211flfiifffiififffffl ffffffflfiffflfffff'ffffffTLC11'1fff1'f,1fffff'Z7:f12'fff22211fffffffflifffff.1C21L52fffffffL'L'ILCf11.1ffZCf1fffffffffflff.f11f1ffff1ffIfff5il:g'! yy , 31:::1 L,',- .- ., ,. .,,,,,, , ... , M'-1-, ...,. W, M, W., ,HM 'V ,f , 1 f - film? ' ? 5--if 24-4 Q Z' A Z' 'tif W! mwif Z ' , Ez 4 K ..2....z,.....,,f J.. W.2...i. a....,ax..a.. .m.m,,n.! awwff' 21' Q 2 29 I uifiifzifllilffffffiifI1fffZ'ffl2'ffi:ff1Z'f1f '' 4'111221722212271211212Jill1I21112151lL'JfI.Z31llZZZ'iiiZZ7IfillIli2227521212271.311,73ZLTXILQZ22212552M1525ll.CG2J,W3iilZTf2Z2lZ1lf221IS3E11fflifli1i1,'15.Z jhii j iai:::f:::::::,11'::ig imimmwwuuuvi 4,.,W,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,M GEORGE WASHINGTON PARTY February 23d was the day of our annual George Washington Party, given to us by Student Government. lt was a typical old colonial party. All of the girls came in old-fashioned costumes, We ate old-fashioned dishes, and We danced old-time dances. But this wasn't all! A flag which now hangs in the Refectory had been given us by Miss Lawrence, a member of the Council, so this time was thought to be a fitting one for its presentation. The Dean also spoke to us. MAY DAY lt's one thing to be aroused in the morning, but it's quite a dillerent thing to be aroused by singing-so the last year's Seniors claim. lt was their sister classmates Who called for them on lVlay Morning, and escorted them to the campus where they saw the president of the Senior Class made 'LQueen of the Nlayf' Next came the pole danceg and last but not least came their breakfast, chiefly in the form of strawberry shortcake. 1-I-8 ! - ' -4 '-- ' ' u b'4 ' - - 4251 ..,,. ,,.,,. . ,.,,,,,,, ,,,..,,, ,,.,,,, , ,,.,A,,,,, N ...,, , ,.,,, - ,,.,..,..,,,,...,., . .,.., , ,,.,,,..,......,,,A,,,,.,,,,,, ,, ,,,.,,,,,,.,,,,,. .,,,..,.,,,.,,,., , l22T?fY f'ff 1 ' A ' U l 6 4 H M' M, 5 0 W, 'ff f,, 9 'Z ' ?i f If 2. .ijt ,,,,.. .M jtwg. fttwfl. fwff,.h..,! af ,,,,,,, U W l Z iii- EJTZQZZZZJZZZZTZZJJZ312135521L712I:73271:I1i.'.Z!J1I:3::''231Z1U:1'.:3:7J::J:J::2::31:22:22:TJLZLQZTQLIJ:::L:::.'::5:2::raa::'.'::LL2.2:z::,:a2L':::::::1::.:7.p2,::::::zzz:LLJWLLLLZLL:::2z:::r:::?:::lZ -.U-..M...?, E.- ,.,,. ..,...,- afzmpzxzzp aj FRESHMAN FROLIC Rain, rain, go away. Come again some other day. So we Freshies, all dressed up, Can go out and play today! But words could not move the Weather man. Pour it would on that Saturday, May 20. Freshmen, gone back to childhood days, had to change their plans-but the Refectory proved to be just as good a place in which to play. All such games as children play furnished fun for them. They even had a peanut racel Nliss Tschaler and Miss Briggs, honorary mem- bers of the class, were initiated and dancing followed the ceremony. ELECTION DAY How excited We all were on our third election day, Nlay 18th. First of all came the regular meetings of the three classes at which the ollicers for the coming year were chosen. Few of us knew the results of the voting until we all assembled in front of the Refectory at Hve o'clock. Excitement and enthusiasm held sway as the ollicers were named in rapid succession. But that was not all-there was a delicious supper which was followed by step-singing. 149 Z ff41 -f 'ff-f ' f 'f f' ' M . .. '::::3t1f1ztf:::ff:'f:'2:11111f::.21f111'r.':T':.':::1:21:117:fffL':.i:f:!.'.1ct:L11tffH::x:'::11:::tf!:::.:1!!1t21:Lff:1L:1tt'.1f:fL1S:fffEiiEEi1 Img? gg gj y,izg:1?:::ga'3?p1' 'i?:Lg7gJL:g3::Q ' 2:2 If K, ,,.,,, ,W .wiiily !,mf,,h ,M ,,,,, i ,4 P, ,,,,,,,,,,, Z 'Z ff- Q 4 9 f I' I' I , f 5 j ' i fi , 1 f 1 4,m 5 15 i,....i im., If i I 1 5 Z, 2 j I 4, fwmf0,,, I I 4 l J.. ..1,.,.a-,,.-.,1 J.. af J.. .A .mm ffm... mm.-ff fff,,,,,ff 5 ?ZZkl7:,Z::z::'::::::::::::::7:::'::::::::7::::.'.:':::::::'t119:71:7::zv1:::::::::::11x:zzzpg:anxr5742:11pr1::.:::z:gv::g::::1.:nnmaximunzip::sm1awp:ixasxxx:zzmzzzzxz::a:z:::::::?i::m Z-aj 1 -.- ........, --.,, ,,.,.-..,,.., 4: . f 1 1' n....,.......,... 1 f If lvllffillffbllfiblzluiuuri I-fvfffffwffffffff DQRMITORY GOVERNMENT DANCE lVlore than ever before did the dorm'l girls feel that this Was their biggest alfair of the year. And more than ever did they feel that a dance could be given Without the presence of the opposite sex and still be a great success. The place was the Refectoryg the time-the evening of the seventh of October, the girls-well-all of the dormitory girls. The members of the Junior Welcomiiig Committee ushered each upper classman With a Freshman through the receiving line, which was made up of Dean Arnold, Sylvia VVallace, President of Dormitory Government, Nlrs. Carr, lVliss Goodrich, and the oliicers of Dormitory Government. HALLOVVEEN PARTIES Halloween was duly celebrated in the Refectory. Helen lVIcCulloch was chairman of the party. The guests were invited to attend in costume. After a delicious dinner, the lights were turned out and the Witches stole forth and danced around a blazing cauldron while weird and creepy ghost stories were told. Halloween was also celebrated at Pete House. The Sophomores had charge of the party. After a short entertainment, the girls enjoyed Halloween stunts, and if laughing and screaming signify enjoyment, the party was thoroughly successful. Miss Hale's singing and the Bachelor's Dream were the rival attractions. 150 1- N 'tv 'Xxx f Q! N N X N x f ' V1 XYIICII we gave up junior Prom To you we looked quite calm, Hut we need consolation Since it was voted on: Every junior voted Yes, ,fri 5 e But there were some tears, I guess, i For we know a bomb from Deutschland Bleu' up our Junior Prom. 151 ' 1 ,......, ... -. . ... W, ,....,.,,., .. ,- ,..,...., if, ..,.,....,, H, ,mf ,., -V r ,f 17 .7 '1?fff11.,,.,,, .... .,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,, V ,.,,,, W ,,,,. W ,,..,. ,.,.,,,,,, ,..,,,.,, N- ...,,..,,,,., , ,..,...,,,,.,,,.,.,,,...,,,,...,..,.... H ,,,..,,.,,..,..,,,,.,,,,,,. 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This annual event took place at Nantasket, and everyone enjoyed the sail down Boston Harbor. At the beach athletic sports Were enjoyed. The girls laughed heartily at their classmates who participated in hoop, three-legged, and relay races. The sea air gave everyone a splendid appetite, and it was hard to wait for the order to form circles and enjoy the bountiful lunch which Was served. After lunch, Paragon and its attractions Were kept busy until boat time. Charlotte Ford and her committee arranged the picnic. 152 uf , .,....,.,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,.. ,..,,..,. . W,,.,,,,.,,A,, ,,,,, ,,,.,,.....,. - ,.,.,,.,,,. - ..,....,.,.....,.,.,,,.,.,.,,,.,,,.. , . , fy! Z mtg? .7'Mv:LA':m-, ,,,.. ,... 1 .,,,. .....,.. mlw .IZZW4 .,.. ., WLZ:,,,.N? 12 'fgii f 9 f T 2' fi V 'Q 4 ff' Z f 1 f I ,h..,.. .... ., Q ?J..2M g f Eff.',ffffff,f 4 Lm,..,,,,,,..,,W...4 . 8, gi SENIGR HOUSE PARTY-1917 ff'f1'.1fff'f'ffflffff'ffff1'fff.'.g?5gYilif?321 1 5' 4 J,,,,, 1 W I ,ff I 2 aw' g mm, , Q 3 J.. 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A-jg gt-, ..,. ., Zlm22z::z,::Lw:L11,L Wffii -- - JUN IOR-FRESH MAN PARTY Cn November 24, IQI7, the Juniors gave the I-'reshmen a Stunt Party. The party began with a musical contest and was followed by old- fashioned games. After cider and pop-corn balls, class songs were sung. and the girls danced until time to leave. 1920 SOPHOMORIQ LUNCHEON The biggest day in the year in the eyes of the class of 1920 was Sat- urday, November IO, when the Sophomore Luncheon was held in the Re- fectory. The room was attractively decorated with yellow crepe paper and chrysanthemums. One hundred and seventy-live of a class of one hundred and eighty were present, and such a spirit of good feeling and cooperation existed that everyone said, 'Al had one of the best times of my life. Great credit is due to Nlargaret Nlilne, Chairman of the Committee in charge, and to the various committees of which Eleanor Jacobs. Rachel Farwell, and Ruth NIcArthur were chairmen. Nluch of the jollity of the occasion was caused by the toastmistress. Edna Hall, the cheer-leader, Ruth Scully, and the representatives of the various schools: Household Economics, Ruth Gabler: Secretarial, Garriette Gordong Librarian, Nlargaret Nellisg General Science, Nlarie O'Connor. The class had the pleasure of being addressed by Nliss Briggs and bliss Tschaler, and of welcoming Nlrs. Lefavour into its membership. But the thing that everyone will never forget was the speech of Catherine Damon, the dearly beloved President of the class of IQZO. 155 ffff'L':'fL'!f!ffZ j':f?2Xf':'f:Itffficjttcfrff''1fniz:1::Z'1N1115111111111111' ::'3:Zfff::fc1::12f2'1fffglnzzzftff:T:.111tt1':i:rf1':61:51:117735511111:rrfziftiifffif:.:'c':5ic::151.1511f1111:LiffL:.111t'.i7!fiCf:::::gflCf3'!Z K! 1 1 I 3 , ...,, .7 Q., ,- W ,..... 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PROGRAMME PROCESSIONAL COLLEGE HYhfIN Stlfllll Louise Arnold ADDRESS PRESIDENT LEFAVOUR HYMN: America the Beautiful ' Kaflzerine Lee Bates CONVOCATION ADDRESS SARAH LOUISE ARNOLD CONFERRING or DEGREES BY PRESIDENT LEFAVOUR ,AVVARD OF CERTIFICATES HYMN: My Country, 'Tis of Thee Samuel F. Smith RLCESSIONAL ..,.,fS B-A13-A A - ' . Qi I .435 156 1 zluiIWE'Iggfzffzfrfffffffffffmtffi If ' 2 ' 1:: ', I ,,.,.,, .. ,.,.. '7 :ff1':f'5:11-', ' !: f.:t'1ff'f ff' . 17:f'ff:::'if f :f,',': ' , :1:: 'f.'r'-v f'it1:1 I I 1 WVR' V 'V 'Af 4- ' 73311152 fmw WI m ni, -I , Q, 4 I- , .-.Ly ,.,. .Z ,ol y 0' l , f W ,W 1 fy If ll ...,. 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Z2 Z ,204 33 r 4, ?,,-...Z QW! - if f K A K Q f .4 Z 0, ifmaoiz If f 0 : : - : f : 0 , , If -, 5 f -. J. ..Z,..2,....,.,f J., 00' jg w.,,,,W,! dm, m,,.,,.,,f lm,.n,j ,.,. ff W 2 4 ,4 nf 1 Q E.- ..,...,,,.. ,,...., Lfnfwffffwmnufzfuuvi ZQZJJQIZLZZZLZIZZJZ FLOR ENC E C. ABBOTT Tut Secretarial Early to bed, late to rise. This is Tut's motto, From S P.M. until 7.29 A,M. for sleep every day without a light cut is her record. Iust Once did she hear the rising bell, and on that occasion she rushed into the hall, with boots, cloak, and valuables-because she thought she heard the Fire bell! MARION J. ABBOTT Dorm Library Choir, Glee Club fl, 2, 3, 45, Executive Committee Board 125, Welcoming C35, Treasurer of N. Y. State Club C35, President of N. Y. State Club 145, Dormitory Council C45. Dot returned from Christmas vacation spent at Camp Grant, and was greeted with the question, VVere you vacci- nated ? VVell. I should say so! Did it take? It took her fancy, even if it never took in reality. MARJ ORIE I. ABBOTT Secretarial Secretarials: before you accept a position, be sure to find out from Mar- jorie some of the points gained from her own actual experience. She will tell you to make certain whether you are to do typewriting or handwriting! DOROTHY F. ADANIS Dot Household Economics VV'elcoming Committee 135, Honor Board C35, Chairman Senior Adviser Committee C-15, Chairman Prom In- vitation Committee QS5. Hail, blooming Youth! May all your virtues with your years improve, Till in consummate worth you shine the pride Of these, our days, and succeeding times a bright example. NIARION A. ALDRIC H Secretarial Wye have a young lady named Aldrich VVhOse lessons progress without a-hitchg She's neat as a pin- And, of course, she will win A position like which there is non-sich. SALON E VV. ALO ER Secretarial Basketball fl, 2, 35, Glee Club fl, 2, 3, 45, Dramatics 125, Chairman Dra- matics Clean-up Committee Q45. Salome is as versatile as she can be. She can perform with ease and grace in dramatics, in the gym, or in the Glee Club. 160 M W' -ww-we -'ff', -M fff'ff f ff :M1-1'zz'me::::::r::::':x:r:::::::c:::::rr::11112111::.:':.1:::1f-:frr:':::11::fm::::::::1zc:f:::.zc:1:11::::::.:-zmczzcfrurgcffzcczffsfmczf:1!,2::::E?5i:iml V ,... .1 !,.M,.,W fa-..i f,,,,,,W I7 ii 1 .,.................I ,-,f.-:l i I gg 1. ,.Z,...AM...1x A, 404 j..i, C.,..!.fi,. Jm.W-.,..j ww..-M' 'W .,,, ,aj if .,,,. ,.,. I W i Q li l AJ fiilhffiiililiiiili2252111212:2'iI1175ZLTi:Z'J,'.7Jf,Z 222271:7::z7::::l:::5Z211:::.1:::::.::::317,U::7.2:'::z1:21':.:a:::::::::,:::::x:.1.7:::LL:.2::.:Lp:1L::::::,::::,:L:,L:LL:L2,::zr.1::::::,1i:uJJ I' 1 l If 1 11 :avi 6 1411111111111 u EDITH RXIARION AMES Juliet Household Economics Chairman Refreshments Junior Prom. Haste is undignifiedf' Edith believes. She saunters through the subway while the rest of us make a mad dash for a retreating South Huntington carg yet she invariably arrives as soon as we. In spite of her seeming aversion to study, her sewing recitations are at oncc the pride and despair of the class. RUTH M. ANISDEN General Science Oh! Ruth would farm in a chemical way And feed her cows on synthetic hay: She'd grow her potatoes on cyanamideg Her acres would thrive on what Alex. Smith did. But wait! That's not all, for a secret she bearsg just take a peek at the wee pin she wears, Chem IS all right, and so is farming just now But her future's revealed in her Tau Sigma Tau. PEARL ANDREXW'S Talon Household Economics Welcozning Committee QSJ, Junior Prom. Floor Committee CD. Another box, Tule? 'T is sweaters and wristers, and wristers and socks, and tobacco, and books galore! You are a generous, jolly, good friend. I ,.,m,,m,,ff, DOROT'HY ANNAELE Dot Library VVelcoming Committee f3J. If you would be a friend of Dot's. never call her Annabelle. 'XVe are afraid that Dot will be all worn out trying to make fourth floor North behave. DOROTHY FRANCES ARMINGTON Secretarial Vice-Chairman Christian Science Ex- ecutive Board Q4D. Originality provokes originality. Cultivate an independence of mind! deserve the good opinion of othersg be neither too anxious nor yet indifferent of what others think of you. FLORENCE EMILY BAILEY Household Economics How we envy Florence her ability to see the good iIi the worst of us! May the greatest success reward her ambition to become an excellent teacher. ., ., - ,,,,,., ..,.. . .. ,,,,, , .. ., ,Z?ffff7mf7777fff43? 3 fn? Zffxiiffffflfffffaf. f.i?ff...1ffffi.ikE.,fj5'::'vx:V.L2ffff ,.... iw!111:fflfiiigzfffffffl'35523f1ff1fffl?Z:Z:3.if21.,f1ffCf..fEfflf..f ...... 3 E 2 KE 12,0 ,Z 23 y Z 1. ..,, .ff QM, - if Z f fi ? ,,,, 40? W4 Z 6W,,,,,Zj lj' Q Z? Z .... -..xii ..,. ..,.. 1 fgiflillfilffla ...,,.,., A .,..... it i x 'M' W ' ' Q0 ' ' 5 W 3 2 If Q ,,,,, W ,..,,,,,,,..,.,,...,..,..,,,, ,... .,..,,,,,,,..,.. , ,, ,,.,,, , ,,,,,.,,,,, , :.1,.:,:. .,,. .:g,LL:,,..3':::: ' '-'----'---4 ' A f '-'- -- ' ' - '-- 4'-' f ---- - - '---- H :Mil I lj gsm !,....................... ,M 1mffuW1Mf,,wi,w 1. GRACE A. BAKER Gracie B. Secretarial Committee on Class Ofhcer Nominations I25, Senior Adviser Committee C45. Let me tell you,-between you and meg -- Gracie B. is one of the cleverest girls in our class-particularly with paper and Den. Did you ever receive one of her letters? NO? You do not know what you have missed. Wie think that :he will surely make a name for herself some day, and shall we not be proud Of her! PRISCILLA BANCROFT Prism V Library Track Vlfalk 615, Chairman Decoration Committee Sophomore-Senior Lunch- eon f25, Hockey' QZ, 45, Secretary Y.VV.C.A. 135, S.A,A. Executive Board 435. Welcoining Committee 135, Tennis Manager C45, House Chairman Q-15. Usher junior Prom 435. Here comes Pris. Is she asking a question? NO. She just wants you to come out for hockey. She goes out for everything there is-yes! Shes one of the best of sports. OLIVE BARROVVS Household Economics Hockey 1.35. HOW happy is he born Or taught That serveth not anOther's will, XVhOse armour is his honest thought And simple truth his utmost skill. Substitute she for he and you have Olive to a T. , ..,.,,,.,.,.,,,,,.,,,,.,,.....,.,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,,,,...,,?,,,. . 4 sh 162 LUCY PARSONS BECK Bvcky ' Romeo Household Economics A'She that goes too hastily along, often stumbles on a fair road. One-half of one set of l9lS's Siamese twins. Unless you know her well, you know her not at all. for her sides are as many in number as those Of an Octagon. She is the girl who accomplishes so much inone minute that we who move by the hour look On with envy. LOUISE FOOTE BECKXVITH Sup Household Economics President S.A.A. C45, Tennis fl, 3, 45, Executive Board Cl5, Choir, Glee Club fl.2.3,-15, Cheer Leader IZ and 45, Chairman .Acquaintailce-Week Committee LZ5, Vice-President Dra- matics IS5, 'Wfelcoming Committee 135, Vice-President S.A'.A. C35, Hockey CS, 45. Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety. f 5VhO is she? One of a famous three. At present she is in more places, at more times, seeing more people than anyone we know. VVe understand that she is looking for a permanent position in a gymnasium. GLADX'S S. BISHOP BML Glad Household Economics Choir, Glee Club fl, Z, 3, 45, Secretary i. 2 we ,N ,. 1 3 s 5 E S E Connecticut Club Q25, Vesper Coni- mittee C25. W'anted: A girl who dOesn't worry, A girl with an artists mind, A girl who thinks there's no hurry, A girl who doesn't grind! Found: The girl who never worries, The girl with the artist's mind, 'Tis Bish who never hurries, Who cloesn't know how to grind. ,W-fawfmmm fl' yllfifjzffz21e1:::::.c:21111111Ifafnfffxzf::'f f1:cc1':c':t:1 ..., ...:L11'1ff::111:11:55:'Qriff::cczz:11f::r.t1t111'1?::1i':f::::1:1:f::fff:r::.2:5r::,c:::::'.f1f.'!:':, f.':1:::: Lz:,:1:f:t11:fr1'.:f.1.':1','':f::::f:,'g?:Z9fz 2 I l 9 lg ,W ,.., .y---.K-Y- ..y..7,..,, .ff, , Q ,,y..?, , ,,.., .Z X ,fmml ,W.f.,,,,4 ,,ff,,,,,0q an ,,,, ,'Vz.,?64 ff, Q I fm In if f- -lfl -4 mg ga, f ,I f Z W,,,,,, gf, fl lg f , , ' f .,,,, ,,,,, 'I ,,,,,,.,, ,. ,..,,, , ,,..,.,,, ,..... ,,,,....,,,.,.W.,,. .,,,,. .., ,,,..,,, ., ...,.. .. ,.,,,,,. , ,,,, . ..,,,. W ,.,,.,.,,..,,,,.,,, ,.., .,,,,.,..,.,,,,,, ,,., .,,... .,,, J'-aj 2 - ,,,.,,,, g .,- ....,.,.,, 2t::Iz2:.::I,1,:p: lf! BXIILLICENT BLISS ELIZ.-W.BE'I'H C. BRADY fain! 'ffzr-nv' Secretarial It is a womans privilege to change Chairman Tea Committee Clj, Class Treasurer 123, Chairman Flower Committee QZJ, Prom Usher CZD, Chairman Corridor Committee 133, Welcoiniiig Committee CSD, House Chairman CM. Our Millicent Bliss, An immaculate miss, Resideth in North Hall. Her voice loud and cheery Doth brighten the dreary But Faster! say we all. This maiden's desire Herself to require To reach professional mark. Her talk's a speed test. She beats all the rest Wfho list' to the words of Miss Stark. MARGARET E. BREWER Library Margaret has not been with us very long, yet she has been long enough for us to Hnd out about that good nature of hers. H.ARRIETT E. BOSVVORTH Library Sweet are the thoughts that savor of content. The quiet mind is richer than the crown. Day after day, no matter how excited the rest of the class may be, Harriett goes her quick, conscientious way. her mind: why not change her name? XVhy did Betty leave Vassar to Come to Simmons? To become a secretary. of course! What could have been done at Tech Red Cross without her? Brook- line Society, knitting, and aeronautics command so much of her time that we wonder how she manages to shine so brightly when grades come out to greet us. DOROTHY CR.-UYFORD BLOOD Dot Secretarial President Student Government C-lj, Chairman Refreshment Committie Freshman Frolic, Baseball fl l, Chair- man Stationery Committee tZJ, Stu- dent Conduct Committee 523, XVel- coming Committee 159, Chairman Student Government Party 1135. W'hat e'er she did was done with so much ease, In her alone 'twas natural to please. Dot has been so time a Student Gov- ernment President that we know she will succeed,-especially if her future abode has mahogany furniture and a Fire-place. Wle hope that in days to come. as in days of yore, the sight of her friends will still be holy. FRED,-K BIARIETTA BRIGGS FrI:fda', Secretarial Dormitory Government Council C-lj. If she had do as her friends would have her done, if she had bit of ambi- tion as she should have bite. none of which was did, she would not have been sick when she went to tlIe hospital. just the same, we wish we could have do as well in college. W.- ..... -.. LW,..,n,,,,,,,.,,.. . ..,,,,,,,,.a,,, 3 ' I Mw ' ' ' L 2111?f1'f.fffff 1f71'1'ffff222711ff7ffffflffffiiiiiiiffflfffL'1'!L211Zf!1Uf.fff1ff12ZffL1f.f.1T.fff1TIff...ff:f 5 2 '::gL35g::::L::gZ ' i::g gg gg ,....,, ,,, ...,. .,,,,,,, .., ,,,,,,,., f,..,,.,,,,zv gi fa , it ii ' f in-1 fi 5' ' Z' jf' if f? if gi 4 1 gf Wim J, ,j,,,,,Z,,,,,,.,.,,4 J, 4 j,,A,, 41.,,.,,.,!w,. ,,W,.,W0.,.., bvvfmwv' fa,,.,,,f Za, ,,,. ,nj J., V' jg ' 4 Z if 222Qfflflfl7fffff1Z1flIfffl7I11'ff12II1l'fZZ'Z'SI-YZI1''A111272I.fJ33TiJIfiI1JIZIIZl11f1JL'I1llZ'fL'.2ZZZ2QZZTJl2I'1ZZJiJJZ1212753352ZTLZZLTZJGLZTLLLZZ22iLYl12fQ7-223Z1ZIJZ,'-117I.ZZ21l5LZ1Z51EJ1v7LTiiS-0Z ,El-it 2 I -- ,,....... i----.t.., I I., 6 Bessie BURNES ELIZABETH H. CLIFFORD Household Economics Bessie A knowledge of domestic duties is Secretarial beyond all price to a woman. Bessie knows this truth, we are sure, for she acquires knowledge of sewing and cookery wholesale! RUTH BYINGTON Secretarial Yes, Ruth, Wheaton College is a pretty nice place, but we know you are glad that Simmons is your Alma Mater. Two years have convinced us that you will make a very efficient and charming secretary. JOSEPHINE E. CAUMAN sfo... Secretarial Treasurer Menorah Society C3l. NVhat's the use of living if you can- not have your fun? This is one of the things that makes Jo so well liked, her love of fun. You can rely upon her not only to join in the fun but to stand 'hy when one is in need of help. Her great ambition is to take dictation from wounded soldiers. Faithful in the least Faithful also in much. There are few people who newr show a disagreeable side to anyone. Bessie is one of the chosen few, the secret-she has none to show! RUTH M. COLLINS General Science For the man of independent mind Looks and laughs at a' that. Conservation, Ruth! Your monopoly on the Physics department will not work in war time! AGNES T. CONROY Secretarial For she is a scholar, and a right good one. NVe are glad that Agnes decided to come to Simmons after graduating from Normal School. When she is ready to launch upon a career, we sug- gest that she teach shorthand, for she certainly is an expert in that line. rf' i J it ef-ities, iadflffwf wfyfm lfWf':2?!? iw 1 H . 1, 0 , 4 i - . 4 1 Zi ,Y .. fi.. . ,. . I., A-.....! .. . 0 1... 'M-ff' wa '..,-,,.. . , ' J... ji ' gaffhfhmlffiffff11i1:if:'flli'ffi:iinZ:5517:-0:5fffiifffillllifliffiJZ'Z:Jib7l2:2:un '.'f2f7ffi7 nu'11Z1lil1'u-f' ff1l2TL1T-Z .6liZ'l21'u.-1 'Lf...u-4 ' '25--v 'i.,u' fD121:l:5mu- -n 1'i'mJi his - , fi-,-,...., Z .,,,--.--.. A nznnwllfnuv 6awmnm,f1f LEAH ENOLA CRABTREE Household Economics Treasurer Maine Club CZD, President Maine Club MJ, Corridor Committee 131, Executive Board C-1j, Dormitory Council C4J. A girl with a personality so complex that it is dfticult to define her. For each of us she spends a different spirit. A girl whose path leads, as Emerson would say, to the true blue. ' LILLIAN CRAWFORD Secretarial Beauty is a fairy: sometimes she hides herself in a flower-cup, or under a leaf, or creeps into the old ivy, and plays hide-and-seek with the sunbeams, or laughs out of a bright young face. EDNA W. CONXVAY Household Economics Corridor Committee 131, Chairman Lunch-Room Committee GU. Edna hasaveritable gift for accomplish- ing thingsg she sews, she cooks, she manages our lunch-room with great determination and ability. NIARJORIE CRAWLEY Bonnie Household Economics Her plain, simple name meant nothing at all, Until after you had known her, And then you found that Boon to Mankind' 'Was surely not a misnomer. She is a star when 'tis a question of Chem, good-looking clothes, and Mrs Crawley. EVELYN A. CROSXVELL Secretarial Evelyn's thoughts just at present are centered about VVashington. She has plenty of time. however, to give each of us a pleasant word or thought, and to be a jolly good friend. AALTH EA CURRIN Library Chairman Camp Library Fund C-lj, Track Costume Committee UH. Here is our little Dutch Cleanser girl. If it comes to chasing dirt-she is right there! This member of l9lS does her bit by way of making good use of all of the domestic implements of war- fare. f !ffffZ'fCYCff'!f2'ffZK'YZ fi ,WZ ifffufff'Z''TiTffffifffi'f1f '5 1Ziff?fZ'f1 'ffCf'.'1 ' 112111111511:c1:11r::'1:::::111:::cc:fzv:.11:1'1f:':f:1':::1f::::'.1:1:::::::.:1:::marc11:1:1:11:1-ezurzzzcsmrgifzctcfzncfzcr.:::v.1f:fL1::::.'.ziiitj!2 Q? 1 I 9 1 ..,,A.., ,. .., -.,, ,.., ....., , A ..., , .. .- W... -fq,..,mW, NWI. ,ff-vw,,,, Mm, ,fm,,,,,, My :ff 31 f - 23 f g 1 6 if Z f It f Z' if W3 m,,,j ,IZ Q Q 5 lg I ' Q I I 1, Q - 9 C if ' 3 f Z gg J.. We ina. w.,......f.w... ffm,,...j m,,,..f zf.,,,.,..,n W 5 1 ,Q Zi If 2,jZ1kZL2313117JiZ.':12ZZJZIIJZYJLZTJLZJZZLZ7:Z1':J,TZL ''32LL7:3':g:L7:::::1::::::L:J:::::::3::.L3LL3L3::1':::::1::::.1:J:::11:z:r:::.:::.::zx:.::: ' 2,2 L:131214:21132:21:11:511:32223253322.21::,9L7::::::::::,':3::::Zif swf 5 .LILfff,........,-. 1 1 2 .. ...,......,,.,....., ..,.,..,.... Lai? amW,f,,,,,,,,,mi,w,i,.ff, 4,,,,,,,,W,,,W,, WW! GENEVA A. IUALAND Household Economics Track Cl, 2.9, Y.'XV.C.A. Census Commit- tee C3l. Y.'XV.C.A. Missionary Com- mittee He who does not think too much of himself is much more esteemed than he iinagiiiesf'-Got-thU. Always busy and deeply serious, Dr, Daland' spends wort of her time in Bi- ology Lab. That she will attain her high ideals is not to be questioned. DAIPHNE M. DANION Library I breathe Heaven's air and Heaven looks down on me And smiles at my best meanings, I remain, Mistress of my own self and mine own soul. Daphne is one of our self-reliant girls who has gone her quiet way independent of the ideas and opinions of others. CORA B. DAVIDSON 'Di1z'ic Household Economics Cheer Leader CU, Persimmons Board Ill, VVelComing Committee . . . Sweet, ha. ha! Neat, ha, ha! Handsome and fair. 'Tis our Davie to a T, for she is the class model of good looks and quiet dignity. She is always on the spot when the crowd gathers at 'AZ G.M. ' for a meeting of the UG. C's. Vtfe are skepti- cal as to the length of her term of office as dietitian. XVatch out for her charms, ye do:tors! DOROTHY IXIADELEI N E DAY Dot Secretarial Class Secretary tlj, President Musical Association HD, Student Government Council t4j, Choir, Glee Club Cl,2, 3.43, Chairman Ring Committee QZJ, XVelcoming Committee QED. A smile, a dance, a man-Dot is there. Slie never-well, hardly ever-misses a week-end trip to Ayer, yet finds a bit of time to devote to Texas. Equally efli- cient. she is, in tripping the light fan- tastic toe and presiding over the Musi- cal Association. Not so, Dot? HELEN FLOYD DEANE Household Economics Chairman Acquaintance-VVeek Group 425, NVelcoming Committee QD, Cor- ridor Committee CSH, Chairman Sen- ior Luncheon C-ll. 'Tis two o' nine. Poppy-cop, shall we cross? Or shall we enjoy the good ole coal-shortage and journey far into the land of snow and toboggan chutes, where all is holiday? ERMA IVIAY DIKE Diky Secretarial Bulletin Board Committee CZD. Erma is a student. but a far better sport: Full many of us have places in her big, warm heart. She started with an aim-to come out on top, The idea has persisted, and she has won success. VVe are glad and say to her, Good luck to you, Derma Ike! faqqmwmw ff .... l , sz ., aa.. ...Z,..Z,....,..-fx ,f,,W1.m.. , if ..,.. .,.,.,.,..., .,,., , ,,,A , ,AAA ,44.,.A .,,. . ,,4.,,.,A, 4. i , l ' .::s.......,..-,-Z f afwmfmmwfmwvi CAROLYN M. D1cKsoN D1'ck'J Difky Secretarial Thorough, competent, kind, and true, Dicky, dear, we speak of you. GLADYS DODGE Glad Household Economics She is the neatest maid that e'er was seen. Have you never noticed Glad's Spic and span white uniforms when she is going to dietetics class or to teach in Public Schools? Statistics show that you have observed them. LOUISE L. DOHERTY Household Economics 4. Begone dull Care! I prithee begone from me! Q Begone dull Care! thou and I shall never agree. Louise is clever and wittyg you can discover her any time by her musical laugh. She can find something amus- ing in any of life's disappointments. from a block in the subway to a ruined Kj eldahl experiment. , Z F fl W IZ Z! f 'Z f 2 wg? gi 5 If M 00 l QW..-ff' ,,.,,, ,1 0 A.. lil ??a..A6 1-4 6, Z I ZlfffilZ1i1L'.Z'fl2CL12701215112LD'l,3?,7JiLZ,DD1 XAIFILL,LYIIILZQQZZLJ2,13121221321LllZ1.212L'JZ11f.Yif,'l'51.2E Z, J f 2 RUTH Dcaois Secretarial Ruth is one of the famous Medical Secs. Wle do not doubt that she can diagnose anything from an adding ma- chine and a microscope, to T, B. ABBIE E. DUNKS Secretarial Microcosm Board K-U. Brightest, busiest, did you say? Knowledge simply comes her way! Seemingly without great effort, Abbie accomplishes in three years what we others accomplish with difficulty in four. Wfe take off our hats to herl EDITH REYNOLDS DUNN Dmz1zit ' Household Economics Choir, Glee Club 42.-U, Track lYalk ill. Chairman Civilian Relief Com- mittee C455 'fMuse not that I thus suddenly proceed. For what I will, I will, and there an end. ,W-.,.w,fm,,f s 1 Q 1. ...,. . . ..,,.,,,,.,, ummwwa Fm, .,m,,,,,,f,,,,,,,.,, 3 '-:glH'- 'f'- '-far':a:xff':':ffvf1:1cc-111...zzfxfxrffzfx-::::1::5:fsrr:':r''::r.'1::1':1rf::,:c:11:'rr:r::.':ff::::z:11:rf:mc:ff.-111:scart::1-1-mccazcsffggc:fL1z:::11:::.2c1c:f:::t::::::gE?f 5 I 9 je ',1gpgp3 'g: L':g .. ,.,,,, ,,.,. , t ,.., I, V, ,,..., .,, ,N-W, .Wg ..,,,,, MW., f--ff.,,,,z-V y ,fi 1 E ' ' W f- if QW ' ff? if l PM f ff ff f Q, ., ..a1E.-.,,, a,..,.,f.a. 4h,,M.fff fi js 2271''11'.11ZL2'ZfJJI131i1iIZZ7I::'IIiZiZ5Z'::7'' ' 3127:5L'LL:z27::J::::::::::::::1:2':::',11:2i3':.1r::::7L:::::::z:::'::,z1::::z1:,:7:::.::13371.3111392113451:1:LLL:21:21127321112.111:1:z::::::4':::5EZJ iz. ,..4,, W , Q 1-H ,I I ,.-......,,....--.-2 Z f,, ,..........,, f Zzzxtzzxxrzzmzzl ' l 'M ' ' NIARY F. ELLIS Secretarial Business Manager Microcosm Cflj, Li- brary Quiet Committee CZD. The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Mary has a hne young time, She has it frequently, For she goes speeding all around In a kind friend's Hiv, you see. N. B.-Mary can run a Ford herself, as well as she does an Underwood, or the Microcosm. FRANCES ELVVELL Household Economics Track Walk QU, Track GD. Ot all the heavenly gifts that mortal men commend, VVhat trusty treasure in the world can countervail a friend? BERNICE FIELD UVBZIIIHNU Household Economics Be in time, be in time, be in timefl In spite of her habit of arriving late, Bunny usually gets there. ELIZABETH ELDRIDGE FISHER Secretarial Choir, Glee Club 13, 45, Corridor Com- mittee CSD, Endowment Fund C4J, Lunchroom Committee QU. A merry heart goes all the day. PAULINE FISK Household Economics Her one aim has been to attach a B.S. to her name: when that has been accomplished she will seek again for a purpose in life. ' RUTH F.. FITZGERALD Secretarial You're my friend- What a thing friendship is, world with- out end. -Browning. And what one of us cannot call our Ruthie, Friend! 168 ss E S ...-,,..,,.... j ..., ....,. 56 li ,,.,,,,,,.., N ,.,,.,,,,,.,,..,,,.,..,,. ,, ,,...,, .,., ,,.,,,.. ,, ,...,,,,,, M .........N.,...., ,..,,,,. .,,. ,,,.,,.. ......u..,.,.,... .,,.. .,..,..,...,.m....M...,... ,,,,,,.,., ,.,,,,.,..EE5 A',v c.v..,.,,.i..,...u ... ,a,,,., , ,,,,,, M1 HELEN G. FLACK HESTER FOSTER Secretarial Household Economics Burns Says, All are Hester's: To see her is to love her, And love best her foreverg For nature made her what she is, And never made anither. One constant smile. And never a grouch. All cuts redeemed. And a rest-room couch. So say we. ANNIE M. FLYNN fl im Secretarial Oh, blest with temper whose uncloudecl ray Can make tomorrow cheerful as today. Annie's cheerful view of college life is contagious. CHARLOTTE EGAN FORD Charlie Library Executive Board 135, Class Vice-Presi- dent HD. Secretary Student Govern- ment C-ll, Mandolin Club fl, ZH, Or- chestra I3, 45, Chairman Junior'Sen- ior Picnic QSD, Chairman Class Day tell. My numbers may be 'eight and nine,' already I have refused 'my one,' but never, never shall I refuse such lus- cious chocolate cake! She is the best little G. I. member that ever was, kids. LAURA R. Fosrmz Fawn Lostvrn Secretarial Corridor Committee 637, VVelcoxning Committee 635. Basketball QSJ. Laura started out to be a secretary, but we think she may become, event- ually, a dietitian. She lives in South Hall, but there are other halls of which she is very fond. GERTRUDE FRANZ Gert Household Economics Microcosm Board C-lj. Do you want a bit of help? Or do you crave only sympathy? It you de- mand good cheer, or to dance awav your troubles. we refer you to but one girl-Gert. fffff'I'fC'QfffffZfffffZ'1 224 2 ZW! ,,. .... ?,. Wi ZW! e ls? Z ff ,Q ff WZ I ,bi Z 10,4 QIWMZL M ,ff gg g fm 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 ,. f '4 4 . ff 5 4 1 15 f e 2 5 72 4 a 1? ZLZ'1'1ZZ1:1i3:':::::111:12::::'::::'::::::5Q1'::7,'::.3':: 1L:::::::z::::::::g:::::L:::::z:Lgz::,zpzz1pz:::::::::::,'::1:1pzzmz:zipzzrzppwz,v:::r:zzzmzzurxgpwzz1Lx:Jxxx:1zzwzzzz'a:::m:,::::::w:z:::iz 1 if 4 gg . , ,.i,a. gl Ha-.- .,.. ,........-,-,4 ..,... g: :4 ' if WJALLL5:1,,:aL1z,,,.,wi S. ETHEL GALLAGHER Him Secretarial When you want to know the location of a lesson, just ask Ethel. She is de- pendable, and more than that, a good student and true friend. ETH EL H. GAREY EM Library President Vermont Club 145, Dormitory Council 145. Chairman Y. NV. C. A. Mission Study Committee 135, Secre- tary Vermont Club 135. Ethel believes that a good ole sense of humor should be kept ready for use. Perhaps this is why she has the repu- tation of being the best little list'ner in the whole Library School. GLADYS L. GARLAND Glad Secretarial Flower Committee 115, Corridor Com- mittee 135. VVith gentle yet prevailing force, Intent upon her destined course, Graceful and useful all she does, Blessing and blest where'er she goes. -COWPER. Gladys is the girl who puts things through: things move when she speaks. ,lust start an argument. Yet she is gay, and shows to strangers but little of what lies deep. 170 LILLIAN H. GATES Household Economics Chairman Social and Civic Club 145, Student Government Council 145. O cultured one! So fair of face VVe'marvel at thy stately grace. NVhere do you find such magic words, VVith which you charm us as you speak? A girl who knows more books and art Wfe cannot rind, where e'er we seek. RUTH D EANE GATES f'Gafcsy I Secretarial Class Treasurer 145, House Chairman 145, Mandolin Club 11, 2, 3, 45, Chair- man Acquaintance Week Group' 125, Welcoming Committee 135, Endow- ment Fund 11, 25. We shall not say that she is boyish, yet she is so inclined. When she ap- pears at fire drill entirely halo-ed . however, we know that there is much of the girl in her. The best of luck to that mad desire to obtain a position in California! Lest we forget, What time is it? MADELINE GAVTN Household Economics 'AI saw her upon nearer view, A Spirit, yet a Vlfoman, too! Her household motions light and tree, Of serious intent, On Conservation bent. as EF' if Nm , ,,,, ,. ,,,,. ,AA,, , ,A,, , ,A,,,,,,,, ,,,., ..,,,, , ,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,, , ,,..,,,,.,,,, , .,.,,,,. ,, ,,,,,,.A. ,,,,A ,,., Q :gf ' 'A ',QLZZZ,,.I'?,h I7 'E 515 - ,...,A 1 ,,,, J .,,,,,,,,.. 2 75 ' ' 'lf3ffflf' 'ZiQQlflffflifrflillflfjfllii2121121211li'Lf2.22i112l2'2il12ZifffliflI2ZZTf.112'ff2,LSi,ZZ'lfTJi1LZTJILLZZQEZJIJJLYIZIJZPLLCZCZZJSJLTIKZQLTLIZZLZZTZIQ-TIZZZZII1 1 3, ' 3 ,,,,wg,..,,,,,, .,.. . ,,,.. ,,.. , ..., fxlimwi ,gg,Wpppg,1j2, 2,:::z,,,41:', ,,,, ,UM LOUISE WILLIAMS GERALD NIARY STEVENS l'lANlBl.li'l'T Household Economics .S'tvt'v A merry heart doth good like a medi- Household Economics Cme' President New Hampshire Club f-lr. Louise sees the funny side of things, Chairman Red Cross I-lj Dormitory if one can he found by diligent search. Council I-ll, VVelcoming Committee She is conscientious, yet never worries, 433, Vice-President New Hampshire for cheerfulness cures all worry. Ten- derness in abundance is one ot her pos- sessions, we know, since she spends it Club 132. lf you would have a thing well lavishly upon mysterious organisms bred in culture-tubes. ' ELIZABETH GILLIES ffgcnyv Library Her air, her manners, all who saw ad- mired: Courteous, though coyg gentle, though retired. The joy of youth and love her eyes dis- ' played, And ease of heart her every look con- veyed. GLADYS HADLEX' Library Chairman Freshman-Junior Party ill, Manager Mandolin 'Club GD, Choir, Mandolin Club CZ, SD. Gladys possesses characteristics that are seldom found in one and the same person. She is the exception which proves the rule that good earnest work and plain Yankee bluff cannot go hand in hand. done, or in other words, if you would have good eats, leave it to Steve. Girls! Shall you ever forget the Junior-Senior picnic? DIARY EVELINA H.ATCH Library Editor Persimmons K-lj. Persim- mons Board L3J, Dramatic Coin- mittee KSJ. Compel me not to toe the mark Be ever prim and true, But rather let me do those things That I ought not to do. Mary, Mary, quite contrary. does at her in certain moods, but only adds a bit of spice to a mighty nice girl. ESTHER GEORGIA I'I.-XYVLEY Household Economics Oh! I'n1 a wreck! The wreck of the Hesperus has nothing on Esther after she has been teaching. She believes, liowever, in an all around education. She labors at sewing. de- lights in English, and is verily, in Elys- ian Fields when at tea. it-fu -N-.-- A ifliiftii f ij ,Z ff, ,,.,,, F ,,. ..,,.. 1: f,,,,..,,.W,.,,W .......w,,,,..,,,.,,.,..,,,.,,,,:,,..,.,f,,,,,,Zi.....,.,1.,,..,,,.,,,,.-,..:,,-.,,..,..5,,,.x,.,,,,.,.i.,,..,,,7,.,,,:,5..,...,...,..,..,,,,,..,.,,,....,,.....,.,,.,,,.,..,.,m.,,,,. .:::g, '?gQ-' w:,,.:: ..,. Ln.: ,... mm ,-...,....,:2 ,...,.,,. ,Q ,,..,.. L :,,....:!,.':v,,L.l ..., .........,,.....,..... . 1 ...,...... -,... .,.. 4 ', l, , 1 ef y f. Q ff y -Q fmt, 'MW 0-.4 ffffffw,,' ,Q I aww ly Hg el f if ,,.....,.. ..,,,. .. .,.,,..,,,... -., .,,,....... -.-..-,..-...,,,. ..,....,...,....,....,.... L... .,..,..,...,,. ..., .,,.......,,...,... . ......,.,.,.,,. ,.. ..,.......... ,. .....,..,...... . .........., ...i.. ....... ..................,..........:,...,.. 1, ja M.. ,,,,,,,,.,..,,,.,,.,,,,,,.,.,...........,..,....,,..,...,...,,.,...,.,.,..,......,,,,,........,.,.....,,.,...,,...,,..-,..,,,.,-,,.,N,,,,,.,,.,,.-man., .? ,.. A..A... , ,....,... .. L,W..,,,,,,,,.,,,...t BEULA LLOYD HAYDEN ulgvgu Household Economics Chairman Endowment Fund OU, Vice- President Student Government QLD, President New Jersey Club C4j, Glee Club. Choir, Cl, ZD, Cheer Leader ill, Basketball, Track QD, Wel- coming Committee 133. If you want a prize song written, If you want a party planned, If you want a jolly companion, Go to Peg. But, if you seek a girl who never spends a week-end away, Peg is not that girl. MILDRED E. HODGES Secretarial Small she is, yet big of heart and brimful of merriment. Everything pro- vides fun for her,-even studying! Her cares are well hidden. She ought to be A Cure for Blues instead of Little Hodgief' IXJARGUERITE HOOPER Household Economics A pretty wit, a well-stored mind, Bright azure eyes, and golden hair Hath she. She is-we are not blind- Most fair. 2' L14 i ff if . , , 4f..,,,,,J 3 ,.-S' Z I i....... .... , ..... . fufmwuwfmf HELEN G. JACOBS HJUIZICD General Science Executive Board UU, Chairman Public Health Committee fill, Chairman Class Picture-Album 133, Track QD, Basketball CSD, Choir, Glee Club C3, 41. Loyal, gritty, generous, and capa- ble is Jake. We wish that she would give us the recipe for the fitting of seven hours of thesis, two hours of tu- toring, a class meeting, one basketball game,-not to mention dietetics, into one college day. Heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, or the hand to execute. Jake has absorbed all the science courses: now she is beginning on the Household Ec. programme. Is her aim an all-round education, or - EMMA PAULINE JACOBS Secretarial Sophomore Luncheon Committee CZD, Junior Prom Floor Committee CSD. I cannot come out for basketball, Jakeg For if I would become a Secretary of Medicsf' Surely I have no time to spend on ath- leticsf' FLORENCE L. Jos Household Economics Florence is happily named for it must require infinite patience to carry seven difficult subjects, keep a watchful eye on three little nieces, and lend a hand to all who need help. We are grateful to Doane College for this cheerful class- mate. it E Az i 1 13mfff1f:1ff1Cff11111TZ551711525 fZ'f'1711iCCCC'111f ' UL'fZ1'7fff.15511CZ1f1'f7f!f! 2227 M 27 W ,I . ,. , I 1 IJ-iw mm ,,..,,,.,...,..,m,..,.,N.,........,.,,., ..,,.,.m,,,,..,,,.,,,.m,,,.,,,,..,..,.... j E ........ -,..:, ,.,,. ,.:s.,:.fZ:::ff::::: -..- Q' J- Z W fl' I Lfm:z,:wI::..i JULIA T. JOCHUM Household Economics Y. W. C. A. Census Committee 135, Y. VV. C. A. Social Service Committee 145- Four long years Julia has suffered from the mispronunciation of her home town. Four long years we have waited patiently for her to change her residence-if it were merely for the convenience of instructors! DOROTHY ELIZABETH JONES Berry Household Economics Treasurer of N. Y. State Club 125. Endowment Fund 125, Welcoiniiig Committee 135, Mandolin Club 125. How happy could I be with either Were t'other dear charmer away! We call her Jetty Bones, but she never, never bones for lessons. If she becomes a dietitian, the patients in the hospital will chant in chorus,- I don't want to get well. ELEANOR JONES Secretarial Student Editor Quarterly 145, Assist- ant Student Editor Quarterly 135. Above our life we love a steadfast friend. Eleanor is partial to cats, literature, military uniforms, and a long niglIt's sleep. She is famous for her wit. ,....,,,...., 11111:::1:121:r:'::f:'.':f1f::::::t:frf::!:,1:111.1121:1f11:f::.c'1'::c1::f1:11:11 :::t:::::f:: ::.1111 -V Wt fmn -1 f f w jf fl E 1 W 1 ,,, 'I 12 ...fe-?'f1h j QM' 2-fff w jig lj 5 ..,,,..,.u..,,. ...,., ..,.,,, ..,.. L... .... Q 4z:z::,:L::,Qg:g 'Z NIADELEINE DICKERSf5N KIxcsI.I5v ,lIar1dy Household Economics Microcosm Board 13, 45, Choir. Glee Club 13, 45, Corridor Committee 135, House Chairman 145, Chairman Y. NV. C. A. Music and Flower Commit- tee 145. Out-of-doors, indoors, Mandy is just the same: Tennis, farming, lesson-plans,-all are in the game: As systematized by Mandy, Success in all is gained. ALICE KLEIN All General Science Art Editor Microcosm 145, Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet 145, Track 11, 35, Prom Usher 125, Student Government Pro- gram Committee 145, VVelcoming Committee 135, Executive Board 135. Quarterly Board 135, Chairman Commencement Program Committee C45- VVould that we were half as able, Half as talented, Half as capable, As Aliceg who is artist, chemist. student, And-best of all-a lovable girl. TH ELMA ISHABI KNIGHT Jack Household Economics Endowment Fund 115, Tennis Doubles 115, Secretary Somerville Club 135, Corridor CoIn1nittee 135. XYelcoming CoInmittee 135, Chairman Senior Events Committee 145. Tall and Stately is Jack in appear- ance-She is the best authority on How to attend all the movies and get A's and B's at the same time. Jack is addicted to long walks: and to be- ing an all-round good sport. ggfmmffffffffffzg ' if fn, 'f1fffffiffffffffqf''fCf.'.f'ff1f'f1'1'f'ffff1f'.f'ff' 'ff2L7ffffflfflfffffffff'ffff'f''f.'.Q2f1fT1f'f.fff1f f.'ffff'ffffffffflffffffffffflff''.',f1CfCCTfffl'ff1'1'f1f1ff1fff.1fflffflfffffffflf.ffZffffffZfIfff.ffffyf I , if 1 gg-' 'L1.,..v ., W . .. ,.....,,,, , , , .,.,. .7 ..,.,,,, 0 I , I W , ggi gl f r A A f A fa ff' . . 1 - , 1 . ' ' 1 ' ' 25 ? sg: ,Zi ..Z.7.2M..o.-.f u 1,01 juz. m,.,.ff' W,,,,a, W 3 Q Zgjumf 9,,,..W,,.,,,..,,.....,,..,,,,I.,,,,.........,.,,..,..,,., ,,,,,,,.,.,,.,,,.,,,., .,., .:,.,, ..,, .IL.,,.,..,.L..:..:,.:::.u::::3.32.:2.1.::z:t:,::3':::,:. ' 23131222237-L71ZZLZZJZZJLJLZLZTJJZZZZZLLILZZTLJI-TJJIIZQLIJJZj aj 2 is-W -f4- ----1----jg fg... ...,. ZZ ..,,...,.. gg :.. ....,..,...,..,..... ,.zf I ' fzf1mW,,W,,,.,1,,.,wvi. 2jgj53,7jgg5ggg5gggj,f LORETTA AURELIA KNIGHTLY HARRIET LEONARD Library PIa1'1'y!' Basketball CSD. Loretta's diversity of tastes and en- thusiasm for sports are good for l9l8. Our admiration of her ardent devotion to tlIe lobsters and frogs of biology is equalled only by our respect for her enthusiastic support of hiking, basket- ball, and hockey. RHODA B. LAXVRENCE 4 Secretarial There is a great deal of unmappecl country vvitlIiII us which would have to be taken into account in an explanation of our gusts and stormsf, lVe all know Rhoda's propensity for funning, but it never goes below the surface as one might expect from her remarks. AXIARGARET PATRICIA LENIHAN ' Pat Secretarial Margaret is quite apt to worry a lot VVhen really there is no needg For lacking in brains she surely is not! And slIe's most conscientious indeed. Household Economics Track ill, Prom Usher CZD, Execu- tive Board KSJ, Dormitory Council CM, Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 145. III books, or work, or healthful play, - My college years are passedg And so I give for every day SonIe good account at last. HELEN VVHYTE MCCULLOCH fran, Household Economics Class Treasurer KU, Mandolin Club 61.27, Prom Usher KZB, 'Chairman Sophomore Luncheon 425, S. A. A. Executive Board Q-lj, Endowment Fund C-lb. VVhat neat repast shall feast us, light and choice? In other words, Got anything to eat? lN'hen this momentous ques- tion has been decided, the next is, ltWh61'6 shall we go for the week-end ? But she's a mighty hne girl for a' that. 1. CLAIRE TXIACDONALD ClrIi1'ic Secretarial Choir, Glee Club KS. 45, Student Editor . Quarterlyy' I-ll, Quarterly Board 133, Census Committee CID. It is not growing like a tree In bulk doth make man better be. Can anyone who knows Claire doubt the truth of that statement? She com- bines in her scant five feet of stature tremendous amounts of energy and en- thusiasm. 174 5-..........,....,, L,m,,,,,,,,,,,,W,,.v.,A KATH ERINE G. MCMANMON K 1lIi1L1zic Secretarial Class Secretary CBD Track fl, ZD, Mi- crocosm Board CZD, Persimmons f LID, Executive Board QZD, Cheer Leader QZD, Ukelele Club CBD. K is a blighted genius. Her cares and troubles would E11 volumes- blue, darkly, deeply. beautifully blue -what? her eyes, of course. She is a pioneer ukelele-ist, plays entirely by ear, and has a very deft touch. BLANCHE A. MACR. Household Economics Blanche is artistically inclined. But that is not the only reason she' has taken every design course given in col- lege! 1-low does the Morse code of telegraphy appeal to her, we wonder. RAE MANDELSTADI Secretarial President Menorah Society HD. Secre- tary Menorah Society t3D, Welcoin- ing Committee CSD, Chairman Prom Program Committee LSD, Basketball CSD, Hockey Q4D. ' Q Our Rae: She's little, she's petite, Her blue eyes are unusually sweet. And though she is small, VVe all can see She has the dash and style That we all envy. BIIRIANI LONCLENECKIZR Maxx Milli, Household Economics Ukelcle Club t3D. XVhat. Mini in a scrape again? Cheer up! we know you will get out somehow. You proved that to us when you chased that elusive black muff through the crooked streets of Boston and finally cornered it at the warehouse. H,'XZEL HELEN BIARSH ,llz1rfdy Household Economics Bulletin Board Committee t3D, Chapel Committee t5D. A face that's best By its own beauty drest, 1 And can alone commend the rest.' SARAH XV.-XTKINS Mayo 'Sz1IIy Library Sally seems to be a demure lass, but appearances are deceiving. Her life has been full of varied experiences, and her interests are many. Anyone who has special information concerning German Psychology. please communicate with Sarah and receive her gratitude. She aspires to a Ph.D. in this field. 2 as-asxswsm Q 7312 3 2 ,N-N 55' rs. ees 11 :cl gig if! E 2.3 E3 3 aE Sas X52 ::. .15 's '53 555 Q: sf- 4: FE: 3 E -. A sci? EFS S 53 SF .: :: 3 :5 fixes ,si swiss 33' TS ? I E: -,-. ,.--.:iZ2 2 s.t............:i5 1 g?+aWWwe-.-.x-g 5 ikgw' es ' .: . . .lr 'weesxwaaa we ss 5 5 ia fQ'ZfY'flft?fffff'.i'.'fLf1 0' NW '1LCfffZZff5i51fff11f11'.'Z'.fZ1C .I'..2'.'1C 1'l'I12111115ffffff!f121122 2f7L'I'f.21f11f1f'ffffffffffffifffffffff1ffff.'.C1'.iZiiifffffIL'L'L1Z1ZZ21!Z2flffflfififfiifflflfffflflff.lffflf ' f ' 2 .ah ff? ffmw fa-M., f,,,,,,, 17 f ff f fy, ' 2 i 'Z iiw..a.,.,::..-.:ii:...z:Z:'::i:t:5'f.,..,.,.a ,.,,.. 'if-a77'j 0 m 0 'j tm if 'i'Wjh'- i li ,.., .. ,,,,.,,.,,,,.,.,,...,.,,., . ...,,.,,,,,...,. , .. .,,, , ..,..,,, WH, .,,,,,,,. W.. ,,,. .,.u ... ,,- ,,,,,, .1,-:::,,:z::z.::1v:,:un:zzv:::z::.z::a::::w.::::::::::zzwzzazzzzznaxmgslfliz'miZ 2ZiiL22JM22L7i2LLi1i. 52-gfpgggggggg HELEN EMENS lVIERRIAM Secretarial GRACE EVELYN Mom Business Manager Persimmons Q-ll, Persimmons Board 135, Mandolin Club CS, 45. Ready in heart and ready in hand. -TENNYsoN. Ready to laugh with the funniest of us, ready to work with the busiest of us, ready to please each of us, and sure to do it better than any of us. RACHEL THAYER M EsERvE ,.-Raya Household Economics Treasurer Y. W. C. A. CZD, Vice-Presi- dent Y. VV. C. A. C-35, Social and Civic Executive Board 137, Chairman Finance Y. W. C. A. CZJ, Chairman Census Committe CID, Wedcoiiiiiig' Committee Q31 Leader Watchward Services 153. Rachel is one of our most conscien- tious girls: yet, she is always ready to play. The combination of these char- acteristics will bring her success, we feel sure. VERT.A IOLA MILLS Secretarial Your perseverance, Grace, is bound to bring you success. VVe who are per- mitted to know you outside the class- room realize that in no corner of this earth of ours could we find a friend to compare with you. ELEANOR DAN.A BQONROE Secretarial Vtfho shall say what I can do? Though young in years, Eleanor has sufficient pep and industry to allow her to qual- ify admirably as a Social Secretary. Doesn't someone, preferably a sailor, need one such secretaryu? Vert Secretarial ANNA C. lVIORAN Class President CED, Class Vice-Presi- n.d11fILH dent QD. Prom Usher QZD, Dormi- Secretarial tory Council fell, Chairman lfVelcom- ing Committee QD, Chairman Senior Faculty Party C-U. My sweethearts is somewhere in France. All join in the chorus, If we were to draw a picture of her 'twould be a circle -all-round girl. She attends to every- thing from the Secretarial Faculty to running our parties-and running to many other successful parties. Have you never accompanied Ann on one of her hikes For miles and miles through Milton's Woods and hills? Even Sue and Tommy never could keep up on bikes, For her feet move 'most as fast as her fingers on violin trills. iw, Qzmzpaaizwm WWHYIY 526inigigffzfttffffzfcf1211111111rflfnffrzcfzw'1'f:1:ccc':1c: 111:31:fini::1::1tf7:'2:ff::'r. ' zwjf gi 7 'f 'ZQ..,,ffUZQZEW ff ? , . , , I 4 Z.. ,.Z-,Z,. ..,.., ,fl .i,.Q1l .Zum ,,,,.,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, , ,,,. ?i.. . ,.,.,,,. ,.,-.-Eg ANNE M. IVIULCASTER Household Economics Glee Club, Choir Cl, Z, 3, 49, Social and Civic Board K3, H, Secretary-Treas- urer of the Silver Bay Club, Chair- man Senior-Freshman Party C-15. I would be giving and forget the gift: I would look up and laugh and lift. Anne has worked for us, played with us, sung to us, cured our blues and mothered us all. 'l8 would not have been 'l8 without her and we wish she could go with us all to stand by with a laugh and a song. CLAIRE PRISCILLA MYRON nCltIl't'7l'CCu Secretarial Dormitory Magazine Committee HD. If it were not for dogs and Frenchmen I think I could not live. -1 Claire's beautiful name has been per- verted, which upsets her-when she stays awake long enough to hear it. She has in her repertoire a wonderful story about a coal man. IVIARGARET B. IQOTTINGHARI Library There were two things which kept Margaret very busy fand kept not a few of us busy-wonderingj, during college days. They were moving and removing her graveyard of flowers and her photographs. Let us know when and why you stop the practice, Mar- garet. .,.,, W... .,,,, ,,,, . . pl, ,1 --'- '- - '4' .,..... .. .....,.,.,,..., .,,., , ,.,,.,,,. , .,.,.,..,,.,,..,.,,, .,,. ,..,, .,... ..,, . ,,..,,,,L,,,.:.::i:::g4A-at-j MARGUERI'l'lE M. O'BRnsN Secretarial Ste-acllastness is a noble quality- guided by knowledge in humility, anfl will remove all obstacles that obstruct the path of renown. IXIARIE G. O,BRIEN Secretarial Dramatics C3, -ll. She loves to be merry and wise. This stylish. petite, young lady knows a host of people. Trinity College kept Marie from us for two years, but now that she is one of us we are glad that we have not been deprived of her com- panionship for a longer time. IMI,-xRoARET ELLA QACONXOR Fry Household Economics Class President 4'-U, Student Govern- ment Council t-ll. Endowment Fund CSD, Corridor Committee t3l. Cap and Gown Committee Q31 A happy smile that cheers us through. A heart that is of truest blue, Wfondrous tact and judgment, too- That's Peg. Unfailing generosity Our symbol of democracy Is Peg. !'T. ,.'.'N Q1 gs l S5 ea 5 ,fmffwfmww WQKMWHW ..--u- -'.A' HN gg yiinElia-'A1:1iffffncffffnxcwrff:snffzfafre-1'2c::1c1'1c' 511111..:t12z':r:::::1:::11::'1:::f::.'g::1111cf.1':.::::'1':':::17:fffren:7::::::111:f:f:.1c':wtf!!!:::'mz::::1eLu:3:2111111111::.1nc1ctt:fL1!::::gf:g'5Z gf? 2 1 1 ' ,11,.,,, ,. ., . .. 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SARA H CRocKER PAGE nsallyu Secretarial President Dramatic Association 445, Student Government Council K-U, Secretary Dormitory Government 135, Chairman Dramatic Committee 135, Microcosm Board CZ. 3, -U, Class Secretary 125, Prom Usher CZD, Persim1nons Board ill, Fire Chief CU. Sally's dominant characteristic is whole-hearted enthusiasm for every- thing and everybody. Wlien she came to Simmons from a Quaker boarding- school, she had a consuming passion for ice cream and the theatre, and her inter- est has never waned. She loves to run her paint brush over a bit of paper and bring forth a poster or a hundred place cards, and yet she is looking forward to a pedagogical career. HAZEL A. PAYsoN Household Economics Chairman Mission Study Y, W. C. A. l-lj, Public Health Committee Q-lj. Have not too low thoughts of thy- self: the confidence a man has of his being pleasant in his demeanor is a means whereby he infallibly cometh to be such. 178 RACHAEL ANNETTE PAYSON Library For it's always fair weather When good' fellows get together. ,V There is nothing that Rachael likes better than a jolly good time, but un- fortunately tfor herb she possesses a troublesome conscience which forces her 'to devote a great part of her time to study-far too great a part, she thinks. No one recognizes better than Rachael the difference between an eve- ining of study and one of fun. ELEANOR WESTON PERRY DEI., Household Economics President Silver Bay Club CLD, Press Board Q-U, Chairman Bible Study Y. VV. C. A. HJ, Choir, Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 43, Prom Usher 125, Welcoming Committee t3D, Corridor Committee CSD. A keen mind of executive bent, Conscientious, reliant, and indepen- dentg A twinkling eye of kindly blue. This is the girl whose metal rings true. EAULIE PERISTIANO Household Economies Wfith dauntless courage Miss Peris- tiano left her VVorld Renowned Land, braved thousands of miles of stormy seas, and came to Modern America- for knowledge! VVe lament the VVar, yet we cannot help rejoicing when we think of the exiled Greek which it has given to l9l8. ,our ..mf,.f,,,,W,, 'f- '-1'-- M - fr :'1111'11f:ff1titt1'f:':::t'::1f::1m1ff:97L'.',111rnit1':suffix::g f,':c11:ff!:::1:2511271111f.::1:'.f':t:r::ffmi5i 2 .- ,.......,.,..,.....,.., ,.,,, - ..,, . ...,..., ,,......, . . . ... ...,......., . .,.,,.,..,. .. ., . . lg W WW I W H 'I 'E 2 ,, .... ,..,K.?,. 3f.,..a..a,e MQ, ,rl 'V' 'q f' WZ wfwho A-f..,,1 www f 0 4 M 6' q Q, , U., ' ww Z , -21 ,--1 W .affgf fm' f f . , .Z is ..Z..i........,1 .a.Wv ima. m..,,!.4.,. tfW.,,.ff' 'm,,,,f'l .,,. ja. Wi.. 9 J :....,..,.,a .....,., ..,.,.......,,.,..... ...,........,.,.,. .,,..,.....,,....,,.,. . ......,,.. ..,.,.., ....... , ..,...,, . ..,,,,, ,. ..,, f ......,........... .., ..,..., ,..,.,.,,,.,.,,. . ...,.. .,,...,...,. ......,....r ..,.,, ,...-.,..,...-..,4f 5 , . mf. ,N,m.,,..,......,.,,....,...,..,.m,,,,,..,,.,,. ,M,.,,.,m,,,...m...,.,,..,.,,-...,...,,.,,,.,,.....,.,..r,.........,,.H...M...mu.,f,,...m.,.,,.m-M.-..,.,.-.,,,,,,,,,,.,.m-V,w.,..,.,..,.. . , at ! lp'-.............-,.2g .- .,.A.... - .,.,..... . !W,..,.u,,.W,,,....4 LYDIA M. POTTER .,Lyd., , Household Economics Lyd is a dear, with golden hair and a far-reaching smile for which we love her. She helps us, she cheers us when we feel blue. If you wish to strike her weak point, just ask her the where, and what, and how about the Automatum, and why she frequents that particular spot. Possession of a weak point makes her one of us. RIILDRED POWELL f'P011y Library Library Quiet Committee 625, Corridor Committee f3J, Dormitory Magazine Committee C-U. VVhen you do dance, I wish you A wave o' the sea, that you Might ever do Nothing but that. Your intellectual propensities do not conflict with your desire for a good time. Heres to many ot them! RIARY ROCHESTER RANDALL diary Jane Secretarial Chairman Mascot Committee flj, Sec- retary Dixie Club C2j, Chairman Prom Floor Committee KSU, Chair- man Silver Bay Rally Q-U, VVelcom- ing Committee QSB, Corridor Com- mittee UD. You all know that Mary came originally from Florida, although her experiences and travels have extended into the Canadian Domain. to say noth- ing of a certain part of California. Mary should apply business methods to accounts of her admirers and par- ties. .... ,mul lilffl gilt-j 'A xg , ,,.. 1 g., ..,..,.,,, .,.., . i . n..,,,,,.,.. , . MA RGARET H. RAS ER ..Pt,U., Secretarial People that make puns are like wan- ton boys that put coppers on the rail- road tracks. Peg's allowance is always spent, New fountain pens take every centg And since she from the XVest doth hail. She thinks our Boston highbrows stale. She need not worry a single bit. She always makes a tremendous hit g The girls adore and boys love more. And Peg has admirers by the score. ELINOR F. REILLY General Science Secretary Suffrage Club ill, Basket- ball tl, 2, 3. -ll. Manager flj, Track ll. 2, 31 Yice-President Dixie Club 125, Treasurer S. A. A. 1221, Chair- man Dramatic Publicity Committee l2J, Chairman of Hiking, S. A. A. 1-ll, Social and Civic Executive Board Q,-U, Public Health Committee Col. Upstairs, downstairs, there's business everywhere 3 Meet'n' to talk Socialism-Elinor shoos us there: Come on. shoot baskets in the gym Z- take club dues in the hall! Sports, feeding rats. publicity-she helps us with them all. RUTH RICHARDS Secretarial He must be tall. He must be long, He must be seven feet high. No tiny doll T The at were wrong, .-Xnd Ruth would pass him by. was-oi n..w.astN.. puny! KWAWMAV lllffflllbfllllllllllllll fn! 'W' ' .f:f?ifff.fffffflfEff'ffi iffgffffffG?E.?5ff33'Eif::iEffff:1fffisjlfflff21333325fffffxiii?25fiflffififihfffiifflffffffifgfff.'.!2???,:.?i-QA 'E f if - - 1 - ff if Z, If ,..,.,, gf: ..... 7: .,.,. 1 'fiflfliflffi .,., .,,... 7:..if.:fi31,ZfZ ..,,, fffifzvxrifirfdzt .....,, Lfwiwiffffff ,,,..,.. f'T111fZff.,?f?111t1 ......, .... Q Z ,,,,,,.,,,..,,...,.,..,,...,.... . ,..f1..,,,,,.,,., ,.,,,,,,. ,. ,,,,,,.,,,,...,..,.. ,. ,.,.,,d,. M M. ,,.,...,,...,..,..,.,,,,., .., .,..., ., .,,,,, ., .,,.., .4 ,,,, ,-.. 14f., N ,-awfa., ,,,, N .N ,ff,,,,,,f, u,,.Luu,..,,?3g- Z ZZZPZLQQJLZJQJMQILM., ZEZJIIIZLZJIZZZZIZLIZZEZ GERTRUDE H. ROBINSON S, J. Library Choir, Glee Club QS, -ll. Jane dislikes the movies sol Thinks that 'tliiglibroivsu never go. Postage stamps she'll never lick, Keeps a sponge to make them stick. Rather attractive shops she Ends Selecting blouses of all kinds. Jane is thoughtful: she is bright: A veritable dear, aIId a shining light. Jane is wholesome: ,lane is fair, And, upon my word, she's always square! TXIARION ELIZABETH ROBERTSON Bobby Household Economics President Y. W. C. A. Q47, Student Government Council Cell, Choir, Glee Club Cl, Z, 43. Chairman junior- Freshman Party 135, Chairman Stu- dent Friendship Wfar Fund t-13. There is a proper dignity and pro- portion to be observed in the per' formance of every act of life. TXTARJORIE RUSSELL ROCKXVOOD , Library God's in his heaven- All's right with the world! Those of us who are fortunate enough to have Marjorie as a friend learned early the truth of Browning's thought: for she comes up smiling always, and her smile is proof against rufliing. ELSIE LUCETTA RIEGER EIsI ' Household Economics President Pennsylvania Club HJ, Vice- President Club 633, Chairman Ac- quaintance-VVeek Group QZD. Drama- tic Club Plays LZ, SJ, Choir, Glee Club QS, -ll. Chairman Costume Com- mittee, Dramatics C-lj. Else comes from Reading, the third largest city in Pennsylvania. She is an unusually gifted girl: no one who has seen her enact, Is this the Love thou Gavest Me? denies her dramatic talent. VVhen she makes her debut on the stage we shall know that Else'S second ambition has been realized. TXIADELINE M. ROXVEN Bluff Secretarial Track QU, Hockey QZJ, Basketball 125. The saying old that good things come in packages quite small Has never yet been proven or denied: But when we See that Madeline is less than five feet tall, lVe know the adage has been verified. RUTH ELIZABETH RUSSELL Pntiu1zfc Household Economics I love to knit wristers for Soldiers. And talk about home and Vermont. And then I am perfectly happy. There is not one thing more that I want. One merry comrade. ,,,...,,,.M,,,.,,.,. ginV':WiVM-271'Wzfffczcccfnncsfcefz1e:f:,::::cf:f cz1c:aza:c1:c:cr:::1c:tt15::'::'::::::::::11::'f:::rf'11-,zcccccf::.1::1':mfr1':::ff:::::::ffffffzfrxffrf12ncLczffrxrrf:'maczue:.n::.1c1:z:'.f:::f:::,:1c:'f':r:3i::::Ef1i'51 Z4 QE 1 37:12. ., .., - . .,.,,,....,. 4 ..,. ,,...., ..,, ,, ,.,,,,, M-M., ,,,,,,,,, W, 1 I 1iAZzW',2 X 7 Ai gum -if L fr? i if iq ?mMiZ? Zi, 25 46, 33 pwwfmf ,XZ i aw Z 95 1 ., in ..i.J..-...-,z .a,,'Z,' jwz. m...,L!,Af.. ..W,..0ff,,,-. ffrmww' ew., ,.,,,. J ,e.. W' Z Z ig if iiifligliililliifjflLZZZZZIZZLTJLZTIZZI11L7:Z':.'.7:J,':: ,27:LL71::2':1:::f1:::lJ:31:11:51::2:2L1LQ:L'.:27::::7:::sznz:37:Lz::.'::1:::,:z:::a1.zztuuszzzziazazz:Luz:z3::11::,7::L17.:z:::z::::::?iiiz' ZLjj,QZQQjj5',1'fL21LZ3ZjLiyit LiiIJZi,QIfQ.L,,,,1TjfZ J. HESTER RUST 'Rzc.rty Household Economics Chairman House Party UD. Rusty!! Rave !! But-her bark is Worse than her bite. Beneath the rust we have the girl- sincere and true. In classes Rusty had the rep-until she met Chem. 13-her Waterloo. EMMA ELIZABETH SAMPSON 'Sa111111y ' Sam Library Dormitory Magazine Committee C-U, Library Fund Committee Cell. Anyone who knows or has heard of Sam realizes her ability to give grand- motherly advice. Although this is al- ways in evidence. as is her desire to ap- pear impressive, we understand that she can't be dignified because she has a turned-up nose. GLADYS FARRINGTON SANDS 'Sa11dy Library Executive Board Q-lj, Corridor Com- mittee UD. Sandy, we know there's no end of good fun in you, Thoughts of a joke seem ever to run in YOU, Yet what a worker Mr. Bolton has won in you! You are a rarity, Sandy, we know. OLIVE S.-xwix Olivia Library House Chairman I-lj, Dormitory Coun- cil t-lj, Y.VV.C.A. Census Committee I-lb. Trusty, dusky, vivid and true. Steel-true i and blade i straight. R. L. S. lf we but knew what lay behind those warm brown eyes, the richer we should be. NVhat we do know is that they be- long to a girl we like to tramp with. a girl we like to explore the open with, a girl we value for a friend. RIARIAN ADELE SCOTT Scotty Secretarial Honor Board CU, Chairman Sopho- more-Senior Luncheon LZD. Treas- urer Dormitory Government 133, Class Executive Board Q-U, Chair- man Caps and Gowns 135. Red-head Scott, the Bang Boy. Scotty is characterized by a great aptitude for apropos answers, promi- nent examples being. Hosanni and Dr, Gordon on Ferns. Ask her about them. She has a remarkably sweet temper, for a red-headed person, too. OLIVE E. SERVIS Secretarial Olive, the girl with the carefree laugh and manner. But beware and take heed! She has the habit of distribute ing ink-spots. Her friends have at last decided to insure themselves and to charge the premiums to her. S.A.A. Executive Board QU, Chairman Freshman-Junior Party Committee till, Basketball fl, 2, 45, Track Cl, 25, Glee Club Choir fl, 2, 3, 43, Prom Usher til, Cheer Leader Q25, Secretary S.A,A. QZJ, Secretary N. Y. Club 125. Eire Chief fill. Nothing is impossible to diligence and skill, w-and K surely has a fair share of both. She is one of those who will graduate in May, and then fthe work goes bravely on. ELIZABETH P. SH ERBIAN Library Secretary and Treasurer Christian Sci- ence Executive Board Q-lj. I am resolved to be fat and young until forty. ANNA IQATHERYN SILVER S1z'zf ' General Science Editor-in-Chief Microcosm C-lj, Stu- dent Government Council HD, Class Treasurer C3j, Executive Board CZD. May-Day 'Chairman QZD, Fire Chief ill, Prom Usher QZD, Toast Sopho- more Luncheon 125, VVelcoming Com- mittee C3j, Student Government Pro- gram Committee 135, Hockey OU. So much one girl can do That does both act and know. Little-but! VVhether it is someone to play the piano for us, make us a pos- ter, or just be a good sport-go to Sliv. Though she looks only 18, she gives herself a few years more. Chairman Economy League HD. Behold. our Izzy! the Senior Prodigy of Pete House. It is she who exclaims repeatedly, 'Tm so happy! Yet when one asks her, VVhy? she answers, I dunno l Wfe wonder. Have you seen her in her bonnet? 'Tis fetching, we declare: and we mourn because she refuses to wear it to the Post Office nowadays. SIBYL SOROKER Secretarial Even Doctor Eldridge cannot talk too fast for Sibyl in shorthand dictation. However, who is that tiptoeing into Psych class during one of Doctor Burt's orations, slipping into a back seat? Sibyl, can't you use some of your short- hand speed early in the morning? ELEANOR MAUDE SPENCER T-my Household Economics She is a maiden tiny and neat, Wfith little ways equally shy and sweetg And to her we have found it our duty to Give A cook-book entitled, How Two Can Live. -Nam '!'E5T?TT2i'ii se ssxxss 4 ?r'::utr::r'- as 71 issssiig N255 CP E if Z fv f m asfxwfif '1 7' are ess fb ,Q 7' '-' If E ga K- 'G 5562, ES I: N, E5 ,sg zgk Si' SEM 32 E325 t as fifsxxfi SES 55 Q as 5 3? gs x .s. as U1 W sexi? . 'ir Sz: 2 F sas Q- 2 H1 'Ns 'N SEE F7 l ..: Q r'- o 'R sz: s .... A ggi 5: 0 m N EE in QNQQE ss Ea is 3 .nu-w..v.n-.-.I ES SIMM-4-.w.ew..-AEE Us Ngg gg Ss + Ex s- s . XWMNWS M, fi KW. ..,, . xmas so f ff-ff ' 4 00 0 uw, H , 1, f f if .2 2 f .f as W1 f If ti f .J f r ,. 1 2 Q 1 , ... ,,..,... . .,........,.. fwf,m,,,,,,W,i.f,,.wvi ISABEL FAIRCHILD STARBUCK Library Editor-in-Chief Persimmons 133, Persimmons Board 12, -lj, Quar- terly Board 121. Oh! there once was a maiden illustr'ous, Wlio could rhyme with a wit most in- dustr'ous, And the posters she'd make- And the A's that she'd take, Oh! they prove her a genius most lustrous. CECELIA STORM U'5'f0l'l7Ij'U Secretarial Choir, Glee Club 13, 45. O, why did Celia with her romantic taste All her true art on business methods waste? ' No obscure genius would have been her fate Had she not met Professor quite so late. Too conscientious oft, her light at night ls not extinguished till the morning i bright. A kindly, thoughtful nature is hers each day Sincerity in mind and action marks her way And all who know her rightly, know that she A real, true friend will always be. BIARCIA STRAUSS Mau Household Economics Serious, good-natured. jolly, aspiring, -what a volume of Fine characteristics! Mae aspires to be a second Miss Stites, and to judge by her excellent qualities- so like Miss Stites'-she will surely suc- ceed. fr D Et? if. FJ E Z O CW S 2? :r-A T232 .ag U2 -A E c. Z CU Secretarial Mandolin Club, Choir, Glee Club 11. Zn, Persimmons 121, Microcosm Board 3, 42, Assistant Business Manager 135, Basketball 12, 3, -lj, Captain '13J, Manager 143, Varsity 13, -H. Captain 1-ll, Track 133, Hockey 1'-ll. Chairman Student Room 121, Chair- man Sophomore-Freshman Party 1.23. I hold he loves me best that calls me Tom. Stocks are very smart this season: Tommy wears them constantly. No doubt she thinks they make a neater girl of her. and she is making a rush up professional grade. After she grad- uates she is going into a rushing busi- ness. so the preparation is opportune. lsn't it so, Tommy? . HELEN F. SXYANTON Library Microcosm Board 125, Corridor Com- mittee 136, Cap and Gown Commit- tee CSJ, Library Quiet Committee 12 P. This maiden named Helen, Of whom I am tellin', Gets all A's and B's without even half trying. If she really should fry To study-oh my! That she'd outshineus all there can be no denying. AN NA M. Swansea Sweetser Library Religious Code: Silence is Golden! Anna goes to .bed at nine, And for a quiet snooze doth pine: Fire bells may ring or no. Yet Sweetser will not plunge below At eight o'clock on Saturday morn, To clean her room, she's truly sworn- Also a blanket, bright and gay, At every dawn to put away. Her list of virtues is so long It will never make a good Mic song- To say she's witty, frank and true Is about the best that we can do. ,R E x. aww teas E? , dime s i3xT'E' .1 2! N55 :EF gs. Sei SE ii? Ez! :Ei iif s 55s get Ei- gg ai' 555 Us ss H25 if 5 EEE ' as A is S iii if ' ii if 51 ...H Fi. Ma B...Q,x-N-mess.--vw-1-l xswaswa ......,.. .jg sNN.....xg t...t....... gg E,....,......,5 ,E 5' Vi? ilwsssli li ' si .Leis IE 3:2 El 'sei E S :: :gs sg .s EE Y see iii? 55 ,Ng Eg Xi? 353 - 5 :El :X Q.. X .i 4 is gs: 5, ..... .55 sig S i 5 N-swss-....xgS N axis Q X. 'Qi gsxxx ELIZABETH A. TALBOT Betty Secretarial President Somerville Club C-lj, Treas- urer Somerville Club QSD. Oh, Betty, tell us how it is that you are so blessed by the Goddess of Beauty. ln very truth, the Goddess of Liberty ne'er stood more strongly for independence than you. As to your present interests, are they not 'way over there, in France? SARAH WALTON THOMPSON Sally Household Economics Vice-President Dormitory Government ISD, Class Secretary HD, Dramatic Committee C-ll. There is no lady in the land Tl1at's half so sweet as Sallie. She is the darling of our hearts, even if she does love to disagree with us just for the sake of argument. There are other things about Sallie that we like- Now for instance. Wlhen as in silks our Sallie goes, Then, then, methinks how sweetly Hows That liquefaction of her clothes. MARJORIE THROSSELL Secretarial To be the best, ls but the fewest faults to have. i g 1 I 4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,W, H ELENA ALICE TIBBETTS KIITTIJV, Household Economics Chairman Honor Committee C-U, Chairman War Census CLD, House Chairman 141, Dormitory Council HJ, Glee Club. Choir LS, -lj, Silver Bay Representative CSD, Student Volunteer Band C3, 45. Yes. 'tis Tib ! Those sparkling eyes reveal the cheery, enthusiastic per- son that she is. Her loyalty to any cause that is worth while is admirable, -and how we hate to face her uncom- promising, New - England - conscience gaze when we allow other things to call louder than Y.VV. on Tuesdays! HAZ EL BERGETTA 'TTIMMERNIAN Ti11zr:zic Thou living ray of intellectual fire. -FALCONER. VVhen in doubt as to facts or statis- tics, one can always ask Tim. She is al- most as reliable as the Simmons Li- brary. But Timmie is human despite her high-mindedness. Her ability to consume tea, her illness following cer- tain birthday parties, the information tnever gained from English SJ that she can give you an hour to bring about close relations between Massachusetts and Arizona, all prove that she is hu- man. JESSIE C. TRAVIS Secretarial VVe wonder: Is ,Tessie's love of letter-writing a re- sult of her practice each Wednesday afternoon? gl, M'?Z?gf e5j m1:1f1f:1c1:c11:':::.',:frf:f::ff''ffzzcccc .,.,, ,..c:11.tc1Z112z':'::t::1:c11:11:iff1:furfzcccxfc:.1'::.c:1if'cvrrf11:111121:11ff7:::ff:.1ffff,':','.::.11':ff::'1'c':cc1c::'f:1:::1'f. f.f:f:f'.:11:11 -, lit 1215 i WW'-'-1-af' 'f ' W ff' 'WZILW K' W-V4 a:J -2 17 1 ,, 1' we-, fm-, M, V , . , , Wffffff, M ff Mg Q 2 ? i -Z-' . Ziihfzfffizidgf ...,., ,... ? .iL3:f .Z:ZWff,.,,.., ....,,,.,., ,., ..... H... .,,. ,.,,,,, ..,,. , , ,W ,... ,. ,UN,,.M....,.,.,..,,,,..,.......,,. ....,,,. . ,....,.,,,..., .. ..,.. , ,.,. , .,.. ..i,,,,...m,..,..,..,.,,,,-,W ,... ., ,,,, -,..,,.,,,, .,,, .,,...,,,,,,.,,.?fZif- if fs, ,...,, Lfmzzxrmzzmizifa f- ff, FLORENCE VVHITIE 1 I0s.vi0 RIILDRED WooLsoN WADSWORTH . . Secretarial Secretarial We wish to state immediately that Mildred is not a relative of the cele- brated English poet, with whose name hers is frequently confused. Practi- cal good sense and ability are her own. Ask Viola, her shorter half, for further information. SYLVIA PERRY VVALLACE Usher Household Economics President Dormitory Government C-lj, Class President LD, Student Govern- ment Council Q3, 4j, Chairman Food Conservation Committee Q-15, Choir, Glee Club, Mandolin Club KZ, 3, -lj, Manager Glee Club C-U, Prom Usher 125. Wfelcoming Committee CSD. One would have to seek far and wide for a truer, more sympathetic and loyal friend. Capable is her middle name: we expect great things from her in the line of teaching others to bake, to boil, and to brew-if her interest in house- keeping does not get the better of her too soon! HELEN NEWCOMB WATEREURY Chick Household Economics Chairman Vesper Committee CLD, Track tl, Zj, Basketball Q-lj, Corridor Committee LSD. A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of Nature. President Connecticut Club 1-ll, Treas- urer Connectiut Club 123, Secretary 132. Florence is the best of pals and a good sport. Although education and a good position are dear to her heart, she has such a big one that there is room for many other things. There is nothing that she is afraid to try. GL,XDX'S ISABEL VVIENER HGMdU Secretarial Assistant Editor Microcosm t-lj, Bas- ketball il, 2. -U. Manager LSD, Hockey Manager Q-lj, Hockey CZ, -lj, Manager CZJ, Chairman Dormitory Government Dance C-U, Chairman Step-Singing Class Day Q-lj. Contradict me, and live!'l For Glad, although she means well does not like to be imposed upon. Yet we all agree that she is an up and comer and is headed for fame with telegraphic speed. Her ready wit has never failed us, and we, as well as she, have been glad many a time and oft in the rialtof' HELEN I. XVHITLOCK U'iddr1 Household Economics Conscientious, reliant, And generous-minded. too: A true friend through and through, Q MARGARET VVIGGIN Peg iPi'g0at'l Household Economics House Chairman QS, LU, Dormitory Council KS, -ll. O, can you can, fair Margaret. Green vegetables, like peas? O, can I can! cried Margaret, Sure, I can can with ease I' 'An' would you wed, fair Margaret P .-Xn' would I wed, indeed! XYhen weary 'Wiinter wanders by, 'XVould wed,' 'will wed,' will read! GERTRUDE IXI. XVILLIARD Secretarial Quietness and peace flourish where reason and Justice govern, and true joy reigneth where modesty directethf' ELLA FRANCES lV1swALL MEI., Household Economics Yet it was ne'er my fate in thee to find A deed ungentle or a word unkind. Never in a hurry, Never has a care, Never known to worry Beloved everywhere. HELEN VVYANDT Household Economics Basketball 1-U, Track C-U, Track Man- ager HD. Helen's ' greatest fault was rising early and retiring late. The custom was so firmly established with her that once she arose at what she thought was half-past six, but in reality was five minutes of eleven. She had twisted the hands of the clock! No wonder her clock left her when she misunderstood it in that manner! GERTRL'DE WILSON Willy Household Economics Microcosm Board HD, Assistant Editor of Persimmons CED, Persimmons'l Board Clj. Generous and gentle, too, Excellent from every viewg Really equal to a fight Though for any cause that's right! Reaping A's and B's, intent on Usefulness with ornament. Does all this, yet is no grind- Expert cook, to Chem inclined. VVe Invoke Life's Sunniest Hours Now for you. ESTHER L. VVILLIAMS Secretarial A just and reasonable modesty does not only recommend eloquence, but sets off every great talent which a man can be possessed ofg it heightens all the virtues which it accompanies. ESTELLE M. VVOLFF '-'nzzyf General Science Social and Civic Board CSD, Prom Ush- er QZJ. To love her is a liberal education, for she really is different from her eyebrows to her English accent. She quotes a great deal, her favorite being, I have not slept one wink. SOPHIE M. YESNER Secretarial Vice-President Menorah L45 . 'WVhat's the use of pounding a typewriter and taking dictation when your tastes have sallied Domestic Sci- ence-ward? Happily and smilingly So- phie now wends her way: energetic Sh's! cannot subdue her spirits. Her greatest worry in four years of college has been that in some class she might sit beside somebody who would refuse to talk with her. 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BEST LOOKING 'Tis not ez lip, or eye, 'we beauty mil, But tlze joint forre and full result of all. Cora Davidson Elizabeth Talbot Margaret Nottingham BEST ALL-ROUND GIRL None but lzerself ran be lzer parallel. Louise Beckwith Margaret O,COI1HO1' Svlvia YVallace MOST PROMISING Born to success, slze seemed Ufnflz grace to twin. Verta Mills Anna Silver VVestern Unioners 189 2f::::::::,1 rc g,,,,,1a1 ',,,?T,,,.- k5'g:if'if1'Q1!5f,g,' . f'1f t v 5'- --+11 1 V I A f': a ever 1' .V , a A 'f' f. 1- E,-5 M H- ,-1 11- Ml' , I -ai 2-'-v'.,..f-fire.: l lIf' nl 5 K' nz'- nl - M ': .mvilf1 ' nun Ll X! i rs-:nr 'a '55,-zu,-5' gf' K1 nail FT. fi :::::1 :gf ,. - ,,,,,,,,. ,.,... . ., ,.,.,... .. ,.,,,, . .,,,. . .,.,, , ,,,,. ..,.. ....,. ,,., ,..,, ,.4,,,,,w..,,:g .,,. ........ ,..... iZ:Z4..2:xLZ:'Z3..:Z ....,.. si Zi? K? ffl lf. , fa, f Q 1 f ,...e,,m!f f 3 ,..,-,.,-..-...-.-Z I I., ...., ,.,,.. ,,...., 5 bm,W,,,,,,N N! ffm gl l f ,I ,Z J -2. 1 .1 94.2. 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Mtv, ....,..... .... . .... ...Nj lufffuffmmfffpfffwf A nfm.1wwf,fWa 4 ,E NEATEST Order is IZEZITJEIZJS jirsi law Gladys Dodge Claire MacDonald lVlarion Robertson BEST NATURED 1 He fwineth that lczzzglzeflzf' i Nladeleine Kingsley ' Sally Page ' lVlargaret O'Connor fi. -. - A 'llll ? W 'ff'1':'Sfi ,ef NIOST CONSCIENTIOUS 5 There is no royal road I0 !6'!l7'7IlIlg 5. -,.::. 118: Y i 11 2 2 -. - 4 . 43 . Bggmrmi F Fi ,- 5 W. A19 1-,fear 14 ,. ,. . 4 5 - --, . . rixftik -' ..., ' 9 Ev 5' .. .12 ..:4..:4.z. -sf Q:-:rf sem: rw-.,:::..-xr., Q-gy ,Q Me .Q- ' : . ,-4,-,tg X 'z7rX3'-gg 5--wzffilf Y'-. ill Florence Bailey Nlargaret Lenihan Sally Thompson 192 J! E- Jing, .,..,,,. ...,-...,..1LZ. ...... 12, ..,,.,,., :Ji .,...,.. ...,. 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Z I.,,....,....,.,. .... ...xf 6,i,..,.,,,,,,,,,,...4 lVe've had lots of tribulations, Almost more than we could bear lVe'Ve had many trials and troubles Other classes did not share. lVe've been cup-less, YVe've been Prom-less, Yet a joke we Can't forego, lVouldn't you sav the Senior picture, lVas Eighteeifs Final Blow? 195 fff,,,.. fmmmv-f' ' 000, V ,mn 'f.,,,.,.,,,,f-2.. ' A.. I a E S 2 ga 15 sr E5 35 55 E? ii 5: --za il? il Lil 1 l j 5 il! I 5 Jjynfifji ill 4 Vu' Cifffn 134 il- b X Qi X y PW X' ! 51 5 :ii T5 -5 ,J m Ui,.2' .MN.........-a Sli... Nwwawsmg kwtms g t- X 1 X i J I ,,..,. .7 ...M .,., ODE TO A SENIOR PRIVILEGE As I consider how my time is spent VVhen I go in the dining room to eat, And End that after I have reached my seat I have to serve a dozen, none contentg I know Who needs must on her share conser They altcays Wait who only sit and serve. V VVhen shades of night have fallen fast, And Simmons girls reach home at last, Tired, they seek a lowly cot, To find the mattress stulled with what? EXCELSIORI And When they hear the breakfast bell, They all rush down the stairs pell-mell, No more on shredded Wheat they graze, What is it meets their eager gaze? EXCELSIORI 196 Z zz! 55 :Ei QE Q 52 MQ SS :: NM ,Q fee it X Sis :ei 353 SPE E23 si: I1 1 5 22 25 N S iz N--Q 25 as as E 2 5 f?Ns-sw-N-NwA N gr ,mwmwf ,M-nf mmf ,,,,, , ,N .,,, . ,..,,. .,.,,.,,,.,, , .,,,. , ,.,,......,,,,,,..,,,.,,., - ,.,,,.., .,,,.,.,,.,,.,.,,. , .,,,...,..,,,.,,,,.,.,,,....,, . ,.,, , , ,,,,,,, , ,,,. ,, ,.,... ,..,., 5 7 gr! ........ , , 1 1- , --1. , M, 5 Q, ful I ' I ff WW, if f fi 2 M 'Z -Z '-f'A -ff A 31- ,?'!r'frz f'.. 't 1'f::7'ii?t.:, ,.,, i?7:fff'ffi i!.i'7fii'f7Zfff ,.,.. .. 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And when you haver1't done your History, and you've grumblecl over the length of the assignment, and the impossibility of ever doing it, and when you've dragged yourself up three Hights of stairs knowing you are going to be called on, and knowing you are going to Hunk, and then when you get to the door you hnd the notice of a Cutl' Oh, ain't it a Grand and Glorious Feeling? And then you find that marks are out, and you go up to get yours, joining the long line of shivering studes, and the line gradually gets shorter, and before you know it you have the fatal envelope in your trembling clutch, and when you rush out of the office lest your friends should stop you with a mad clamor of what'd you get? and you hurry into some secluded corner before you dare to open it, and then you find you hayen't anything lower than a B, ' Ohl ain't it a Grand and Gf0l'f01!.V Feeling? 197 rnulwvmvrqg V 'r':r':::::1::1::f::7::frffizctcctf1r:11::c11-17:7:'.':::f::1:::7::::!z':.::1r::.:c:zzfffrf:rxffxzczzzczuzif1111191111::.1:11::f:t11Y:::.'.:ILZZ1 , 1 gf 2 'zzpzn' :J ' tx: '15 LLILZZZ 'M ..:, - ,. ,,N,mV, N I W y U 1 f Y 1 gfwsf Q ff? f ll fma fwff' maj ,7 ff ? 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Eg ' . ,I f' A Y t ' S ' 1 'Q f ' W f , 2 2 ,.,., .,,,, gf Z. uf jjj''333112233375355:1151513117111':I:::::L?:: ,7:::::::1,::::::x:::135:xnxx:p::p::::::::::::::::::z::a::::::1can:fu:xxx.:Q:unzip:29:11L:2:z:::::m7zL1:7.::::xz:::.7::z15::iZJ.-abj .,.,. gg--M --.-'-- 5 -He' 4'f779'757W555575fiI . I Q O I 5, 5 I Mumnr muah 9-e , 3 -. Q Do you remember Junior VVelcome XVeek VVhen it was a Great Lite Jtllvxl' I If only you dldllit - , Weakeii? . -'..x .a 'u .,- .f.-- .h -'1'-l. You were a Junior ' ' 5' ' -'-' . .-Q And you were put on the VVelcome Committee ' 7 f ' , And you were awtully flattered .. .1 ?., 2553? Because you thought your duty .-- -7 V- 1-'HZ lf d-'ll I ' rgll ill ll la this T n ,xi i li' l -.hx m n SE i M ll.. Q l 1 1 I6 li il 'X ek j J r I l ' X I .JT A LL 2 ' llllx - l 1 N Hg fi I ao W M y I l , r l F N :Gil J-, qQ'::.l 4 WWE! T Ago,h5'gH ibut. ilfyjxsag fy 15 lik, Q xq FS. W- '-- iii..- .-5' ...- .. ...- -' I x I 'I Consisted wholly ln standing on the College Steps, Dressed in Snowy White And singing Sweet Songs Of Salutation To the very startled But visibly impressed Freshmen! Oh the sweet Bliss Of happy Ignorance! You found instead That you were expected to become A permanent Fixture Of the North Station And the South Station, Generally trying to be in both places At the same time, VVearing a blue and gold badge And a harassed expression, You gazed frantically At the hordes of people, Searching for the lVIysteri0us Unknown VVho had said that she was A Tall Girl in a Purple Hat, And you were horrified to find No less than twenty Tall Girls ln Purple Hats Getting off the same train, And you were about to select one By the process of ''Eeny-meeny-miny-mo'' lVhen you were clutched By a Tall Girl In a Bright Green Hat. The Silly Thing had changed her hat At the last Nlinutel 200 uJifi2QfM6JJLm.v 2?- -,.. ,.,..... ....-.-:4 -4 M You carried her suit-case Under the vague impression That you were being everything That a Perfect Hostess Should be And you began to believe That the Thing had in it All her Lares and Penates Except perhaps The Kitchen Stoveg And she smiled coyly on your struggles And said at intervals, Heavy, isn't it? And you drew a long, deep breath And said in tones that dripped VVith the sweetness X. vu, 'Wax 1 7- M xcsccwm gMs........sl3 Nsswlswfgi E vile' 22 525 :5 ww :3 E:lwxNvS iii is 2 :is A 5 U -15 -3 ll: :fl seg. Sis? 553 s35 NS E5 Ss 3: 22 323 -I :'! 5 :E is x A 55 nz 25 :Li ESE Ei? sc S15 512: 322 S Sis S s ai sis-S Qi 'S if N- az' E5 N Yzrsztgrzzi f !.c.a-W-.Ms--x 'E l 'x ,.+'Nx.5 k..,cw'4 M1 ,412 -xmxxxc-.sum emi ... 'N - E? E E f ,. iiikix llll-'Q llll ,g 1' ' f , F: I 21-':' Q lsflg., Q g:l?o5f X X r lgiqew r- 1 'Rx 'sein-'Xt 1 . ilillasa: , fufifzat 'Q-Q I t in l::,-:Eff l J ' 2 ' ' Q Of Honey, Oh not at alll And the Recording Angel I. Didnlt hold it up against you, IEEE But entered the remark I , 'cfm-E Under the column headed iv is lllll justifiable Lies. gm kk 0 - T 7 i f W fiiiiiiiif' Nor were your sufferings f - . ff:-1444-'Hai A I tfflesi-Q '-- H et over. E s gggsm, There was still Registration X A l 9' That Ordeal of Red Tape Second only in Refined Torture gl Q ' To the Inquisition. h 4 -1 Tr, And after you had spent three solid hours T Nlaking out her Programmes And signing her Cards And showing the Bewildered Damsel xg Over the building '-' ff To a running Accompaniment ,7 , Of decidedly Tactless Questions - Such as X' 'lVVhy wasn't the Library Built nearer the Ground ? And lVhere is the Campus ? You led her L- Afliliated House-wards, 'L - And then you went home '-1 ks And had l-Iysterics. 201 ,,,, ,Z ::ll', ogy gl .,,., ,.,,W.,m......,..,i..,...,.,,,..,, .,,, .,,..,,, , W.,.M.,,,,AW.,,,,gm,,,,.,,.,,,,,,m,,,,,,,,,,:.,,,,,,,,m,:,,,,,,,,,,:,,m,,,m:,ffQQW'f'1'f'r'i'i1 1 2 --A- ' '::gi ' gy ':,1:4gg'.:?..g:..,, ,,,,,40' ,mi ,,,,,,,M ,,,,.,,,,,,,,.m gi 5 i Z Z .W mi . 'Z , 6' 1 I .WM 1. Z o,,,,,,, ,Z jf l in W' 9 ,Z .2a.Z,.,,i lfffhi iwzfff 'fzifiaj QW' 'MJ Wi., 32 f 3 H is 272' Ziiiizliiilfiiziii1132711711127C:L75:':.'.':i.L'::1Lt::1:37::71:52:51::.::x::::::z1:Z:L:::y:1::::x::::zz::',w:.:::v::,w::zw:::z.,...,.. ' ' ' Z Q5-..-:..:.,.g wif A MIX-UP VVhen Household Ecs. first take Accounts, Their plight is most pathetic, They hardly know a Balance Sheet From an evening dress esthetic, The questions they perforce must ask, Are really quite amusing, Instructors are bewildered While to answer they're refusing. And yet the blunders are as naught To those of Secretaries, At their first initiation In the methods of librariesg For they had always heard it said That Dewey was an Admiralg Imagine, then, their dire dismay To find him but a Decimal! 202 ni :::::5'z',..f:1'frif:::1::1:a ,. ...,,.... J NL?.-'?'.l'mL,..,.... MV. ,,,.. Lx., ..., .Mini ,,.,,... LLxL,9 ...., ,, ,.. 711 K1 H ,t ,... f M. - ,Q - 1 H 4 f li 3 . QM! iff -lim! 2 Wi? l .3 i 5iiiM-A3'E1gT,117L31'I71::125:::,,5.::,:'...::t ,.,. ::,:::., LL:,zzLt:11371::,,7:.1:::::::z2::::::,:::y::L::.:z,:::::z::::':nzz::::::apg:4:.zz.1:1:::L:::a:L::,u:,4:::z:::,.7..:L::Ln::3:z:::.f:::ifl,fJ .M Z 62227 if SHO RTAGE. The word is now used as never before, And its meaning is different each day of the war, We had shortage of sugar, likewise of wheat, But worse than all else was the shortage of heat. The heat at the Dorms had been fine, there's no doubt, And at no time of day was that fire found out, But the shortage that left us sans meat and sans wheat Next struck a blow at our innocent heat. 'Twas the night before mid-years, The clock had not struck, When out on the campus Appeared a coal truck. The Dorms were all quiet- The Board-walk asleep, But they all came to life, 2-I For the coal man's rare treat. He'd been looking for coal-bins all night quite in vain, Till from cold and from anger, his thoughts grew profane, And now we all know as we ne'er knew before That coal hauling is Sherman's opinion of War. 1 203 muh. 'ffm 1 WM Mm, 1Ti?i gii'5Eiizf1':f:1ff::11ffafzcfffzfamf':::ff:f :cc:1c1z'111:c:a:'::f1:Zf:fm11:f:::::1:11:511:frrfmzazziff'::.c::c':':c':'11'7fff::f:1cf::ff:::g:::::,::c'.::1ff:1'::.va-:mams:.c:g:f::1:f:::f::::f11c5f:f1fC:f::gi'2?i ff of I .... 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Up there in the Library they were eating soup and pie, Sitting round on books like cushions, piled up sky-high. And everywhere the Sophomores so wistful and so shy Regarded stately Freshmen as they Went sailing by. The Seniors waved their gowns and threw their caps up in the air, And Juniors played tag gaily 'round the halls and everywhere! Girls in sweaters, sneaks and bloomers scribbled poetry on the wall, And high-heeled, dainty maidens brandished sticks and tossed ball. VVell, such a mixed-up hubbub I ne'er before did see, Till some meek and humble Juniors Whispered, Sh I quite lamb-like-ly And everybody hushed up in the most astonishing way. You could tell that things were twisted-they don't do that every day! And they sang songs from history books, and played a merry tune, And classes ne'er began on time, and e'er let out too soon. And things were all quite lovely, but they passed away, alasl VVhen I came tumbling back again, and broke my looking-glass! ., 'ii T YR ',- .2 Z . .. 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IVhen you have finished Iooking at that hay, Nliss D., put Miss H's. bean under the microscope. fVVe wonder whether IVI1ss H. had provided an instrument for the decapitationj Yes, the exam was perfeetlv easy except we couIdn't answer the questions and we c0uIdn't ask theiinstruetor about it, or get our friends to show us how to do it, and there wasn't anything to do but sit there and draw pieturesf, -'Q I .X I 1 ,- Xfx . ' . 205 ,wwmfmw gvlillllflnvlpfldv I, , - 1 , . . .,,,,....,,,...... X A - ,I .. ... ....:c::1:ff-r. ,!'f:'xnxx'. . .,.. . .... , .... .. .... .. ..... I 1 1 f f f ' 1 , A f 3 .5 if i rf Z y.::,fT.....,,-.-EfZ 2.1MQQ::fg::::mLM Crowds of maidens, wan and Weary f , L , ,....,. ,, ,...........,.....,.., , Q H H Iyilylllvvf M W, W , '? Q V y ,..... V ..,q.?, ..K.,?,.,...,,e fy--7, , 1- -,Il WZ ff wa 1 f...,,i 1 ww ,Za H4 W If ,4 42 fi f-H+ W2 W .1 f Z , ww, fb f 5, iff, 51 i1 1 ','iif!f 44 ' jf Ita!! 2 1 . 5 I I I Q , 6 , 2 I 23 ... Z.. ...Zh 1...,..,.,,. J.. Wi. .A m.,.,,.., mf. ,,'i,,.0fw,.,.,. 'ww-ff' Wvwm ,.z. ' A... 55 ' J Z 1 fa Wh. 7 5 Q 1 Z E S Q S E 2 3 ...5 .Vi 5 ZX .t 6' MQ! Sought the great explorer, Peary, Saying, Sir, we Wish to join you I ' Un your next trip to the Pole. 0 Peary said he couldn't do it, . That they'd only live to rue it iw Once they left the land of furnaces I f And oil-stoves and coal. f X, ll E L, , i X Then the maidens, wan and Weary . N' Laughed a laugh-'twas shrill and eeiie, . P , . C, 1 , . . Saying, What :ue Arctic regions 4' ' I To an icy Simmons Dorm? H :lf Slr, vour reasoning is silly, fn M If you fear We should be chilly. Le VVhy, We only Want to take the trip, ln order to get warm I E cl .Ugly nun JM f my Q t vhvsp XJ . V 0 all Q 2 06 124 11 Xfffk 'E Nsxlivxfix ,. gi NF ix ge N z I .V -, f -f,ff Z J.. ..o,.J ,eww Q-, gf lisw SN E2 i ss Mrssi NNE ss ws ,Nils tmsf S EF Q 'Xl :E Nil? 5' if 5 SNS-5 SX Z! S 35 I :'2 1 5 : tx -Mi SN? X.: AE 5 'A'x' Simmons stands for conservation, And to substitute we're taught, Yet in every l'lah and lecture YVe get lots of food lfor thoug And all of our instructors Quite forgetting they should Give us light on every subject, lvhether it is gay or grave. If Mr. Storrow came to visit l'm afraid he would object To the hrilliancy displayed here liven in Freshman 'rithmetio But surely, Nlr. Storroxv, You will not blame us all, For the numher of our shining l ls really very small. 207 ,,.,.... f, W1 .gg n,........ , . htj. 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ADE CWith apologies to George Adej The Year before Stout Ladies attired in Khaki Uniforms stood on street corners begging innocent Passers-by to purchase Smileage Books, a Class of Gay Spinsters at Simmons Female Institute gave up the Big Party and passed on the Price to their Battling Brothers over there. lXIuch spare time was exhausted in knitting Hopeless Helmets and Other Articles of value in the Trenches. The Glad Rags were folded away in Lavendar and the Girls dropped a Silent Tear over their Ruined Hopes. A Ray was shed on the Sad Scene by the Prospect of a Prom in the long-looked for Students, Building in the Near Future. The Youthful Gleaners of Knowledge left their Alma IVIater hugging a Sheepskin and a Secret Hope. As the years passed, the Hope died in the Breasts of Some who were called to Higher things and Feebly Flickered in the hearts of a Faithful Few. In 19-I9 the Flicker was fanned to a Flame by the Announcement that the Build- ing was started. At periodic Intervals the Damsels pulled out the Gay raiment from Dark Closets and lovingly smoothed the wrinkled folds. The First of April, 1952, in the hIorning llIail of the Few Survivors came the Invitations to the Prom. Still Kittenish despite their Infirmities, the Girls dropped their Tasks to air the Gala Attire once more, preparatory to appearing three weeks hence. The Quiet of Peaceful Homes was wrecked by hlothers learning to trip the Light Fantastic as of Yore under the Tutelage of their Offspring. Gn the eve of the Great Event those with Husbands roused them to Action and hurried to the Fray. Those Without hurried More. Some had gl, difficulty in finding Brookline Avenue a f so great were the Changes in the Town, I AOBOXN but when the familiar Portals of South Qi 'x Q, Ill Hall yuwned before - 6, Ill . 'ERI them, they knew they 573' limi YC, 4,' ' had Arrived. By dint gigs ,W ,,qg2llllllml I , 4121 L ffm of long H a b it B, . Mkt' l they dropped 'iff f ! 'I l g their VVraps in It ! I i I G1 any room found open on Second Floor HI and hastened over the Dump to the 1 T Scene of Festivity. Q I Thad, the aged Janitor, ushered the feeblest of the Crowd ,fi t to an elevator while the Hale and Hearty climbed the Stairs. 'i The Stair-Climbers panted to the Fourth Floor where they were 208 1 .Z 4 We ........,....,.., wumxumrg f,mf.,f.W,,fwff,, 1 iiifnt rwffaairgfzeaiffffffrg 'ff:g:'1:g1::zf2:z2Li i , 4 I ' 1 ' f ff O 1 'ff 1 I , 51- .....,.,, ,,., . .. ,,... .....,,,,,.. .......,. . ,.,,,. ,.,,,,.,.,.,....,.,.,. : .,,.,....., 7 Lijygww.uw..Ln,',mL4.:J:wl,'m:M.l.a.l,:, ,,,. mgjm3,ziLw,.:Z.,..:..,...:.....7:..........,,.,...,....,1 5, N ,Nj ,.,, ,, . ,N j , 7 ....... .,,,.,,.. yi. ..,,., ,,,., . ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,..,, 1. met by a Jolly 'VVelcoming Committee. The Original Plan of Garnishing the llall was carried out. Festoons of Flimsy Lanterns were sprinkled about while a moth- eaten Simmons 1918 banner draped itself on the VVall. A Cluster of potted Plants sheltered a row of VVheel-Chairs which received the Invalids and Other lnlirm. The Strains of a hidden Orchestra rent the Air and the Party was On. The Students attending the Famous Institute ushered the Promenaders in. casting Furtive Glances at the Rainment of the Class of unmptv eighteen. At eight- thirty the Dance began. The President of the Class with her Grey-Haired Spouse led off and soon the more agile of the Party joined the Stampede. The Original . M... Busy-Bee, a now Famous Scientist, bustled about to see 'sv' J D VfF'Q17l f'Fl that Things went right as in the Good Old Days. As P '- - L 'Chief Administrator, she had no time to Dance. T P '? r V The Orchestra jazzed as Formerly, but Now I3 f and Then the playful wail of a jig' LX 4 I SUUHS Q' ri. ,- M ffxviieei-Chai-5 P0- Youthful Scion mingled with the A , ' -. ' . :1 ll, 8 ll Over in the l lite Persiilage was ,i .Q 7l,lVS in l d. , Ting S1lYaBpii.i.d' . 49 if 'WWA' J tonyi tares were irecte at t e. u ing X A Blue-Stockings who returned them with Inter- - XX fvlm' est. The Class Baby, now at the tender Age tl I , of thirtvefour, cavorted with the Oldest Living f l J llffember. The Party was going Great. Lights Out was scheduled for eleven. At nine-thirty several Proud Parents retrieved their Progeny to take them home to Bed. Twinges of Rheumatism reminded the Wlieel-Chair' Brigade that it was Time to seek their own Firesides. The llatrons assured each Other that the Pleasure of Reunioning could never be equalled and departed murmuring Polite Nothings. At ten-thirty when the last Reveler had departed. the Regulars started in to finish the Evening. The last Glimpse thev had of the Class of umlpty-eighteen was the Black Taffeta Outfit of the Latest Stayer as she sailed out the door. 1918's Prom was over. Reqzliesraf in Pace. 209 4 !....... .... .......-.... amfW,,,W,,.,,,Wwwi Glluaa Snug Oh, '17, dear '17, Time brings the parting of our Ways, Now on the steps your place we take, Our pledge to guard we'll never break. Oh, '17, our '17, The years Will make thee dearer far: Though from the colonnade you've gone, Gui' love for you will still live on. Gllaaa Sung TUNIL: Nlemories Dear '18, our '18, VVe've loved you four years through, And o'er the sea of memory VVe'll all drift back to you. '18 days, '18 Ways, Yvill in future lead: And though we're afar, VVl1CI'CVC1' We are VVe'll be true in both word and deed. lgrizv Sung, 1915 Simmons, to you We'll let our voices rise, Praises so true are rising to the skies, And with our hearts and our hands VVe'll pledge allegiance trueg Honor to Simmons, to the gold and bluel Simmons, for you We'll let our actions speak, And in our hearts your high ideals we'll keepg And in our work and our play To your spirit We'll be true: Honor to Simmons, to the gold and blue! 15622 Sung, 12113 Raise high the banner fair. Unfurl the gold and blue. Gold stands for priceless Worth, Blue for friendship true. Our voices e'er We shall raise In pledge of loyalty. VVe give our highest praise, Simmons, to thee! 3 3 s ,ccc,,,NW,e,,, gccxscccms l g Nwwxksffgg 2-:frat tw! ls H23 vw' iii 22' 5 :sr .5 as Ee S ses. Ei 2: N., X122 ax is xsfxyg iff 52 Q55 K9 is 555 sis sas S52 ,iii ii LN 355 :ri ass- A52 ---- -S55 gs Es We 31:1 i i QNXXNWNNN IVIARCHIHG SQHG WWC JJJEJGLELU-VJ ie march-ing,mamL-Ing' on-warol Ban-ner: reused on high ' 55659 1.1-'JEPJUJJ-He'f? See fha girls of Sim-mans, Bs Hmqka Passing' Ly, SH-WT Sfauncln ani lov -al 'Way In 'f'ru'fh Hweirfrlgf A E Yan: QQ? J-JJTFEJJ7 D UJ'f.LE9'T'! Tidy ever flor 'Hne can-FIR-1' Sfanclohg always 'f0r'H1e rffff So 55? rrrr i FJ-H r E J-malgl Hel Ok H11 +0 S'm-monsl CJ1crr'Ewr'H1e gbld and blue! 351-.1 Qi? J.'.P UD !-'JJJ UJ.??-EJTJH D8U94ns'k5 ever ever ev-cr win be low,-al Sim-mon: 'fo You. Hflerluorcl Q in fast the gears gn bg ,F 1:'l-'Q,,'lp ull i w ! .li l ' ' -1- , 9 ? .. Elheir fares as theg fig Sraxrrelg are seen: ' flint nf them all nue gear, E iEuer tn us must hear, 5 Glalls us with summnns rleur, 3 I X ix AM Nineteen-ei teen! fl Elm lemme the mell-knmun plates, Fi I , V L Bear srenes zmh frtenhlg fares, : , Eli falls us fnrthg Ellgis summons all must heeh, l , Gln serne the mnrlifs great neeh, 1 M ere'erI e rnll mm leail . J e L I if Q Elyut tries nur mnrih. l' 3:5 'bg'j-W Y: 09 , , , 'X 5 GSH!-3 22 52 seize-isa-mastsas-vs?-Fifi-2?-zggaggg sf tl S ,.e 6 L l 'L W. X ,L-I, 'ff ly I Qx 5 ' '!g!7y2f is ff. lu .,... - - YL, 0 1 E f ' ff '- Q 2? Q ,ffx vw sz CJ! 0 ER EE E Q P x A M 2 4,'f' fi w Y v.f'.l! .ihh ' 'QL 1. .au . 1 77 ki .2 l-Ig-t-1 ,Z MTCROCHAOS ADVERTISEMENTS The Wetmore Eire Extinguisher Absolutely the Finest of its Kind GUARANTEED TO KEEP THE HUME FIHES BURNING TILL THE GIRLS GET IJUWN Let us Demonstrate Comfy Slippers For Fall Wear You are sure to enjoy your trip over the dump if provided with this Ever:Skid:Foot:Wear DON 'T DELAY I Your next walk may prove fatal! Lesson il AN Irwaluable Substitute FOR TH EA TRES PARTIES and DAN CES RECOMMENDED BY Those Who Know Can be obtained in LARGE QUANTITIES from any Instructor HOLD-FAST HAIR NETS Made of REAL HORSE Hair Especially Braided M arguerite Pickford Says: 1 use Hold-Fast Nels and only comb my hair ante a week, For Sale at All DEPARTMENT STORES Mis-Fit Uniforms Trimmed with Three Shades of BACHELOR BUTTONS Put on Over the Top No military organization complete without these Natly Garments SEND FOR OUR BOOKLET How to Join the League for Homely Defense Jlnhrx tn Ahuvrtiavmvutia PAGE American Fountain Pen Company .... xviii Armstrong Transfer Express Com- pany ........................ Batchelder Sk Snyder Co .... Beattie 8: McGuire ...... Bemis Sz Jewett ..... C. C. Bowles K Co ..... Cyrus Brewer S1 Co ..... E. VV. Bu1't Sz Co., Inc... Caustic-Clailin Co ..... Champlain Studios ...... Chandler 8 Co ................ Cobb, Bates Sz Yerxa Company... Henry R. Dalton, Associate N Simpkins, Jr ................. Dieges Sz Clust ...... Dewick Sz Flanders .... Dunbar-Kerr Co .... Durgin, Park Sz Co ...... . Elite Glove Company ............ Employers iLiability Assurance poration of London .......... Farquharson Candy Company. . . . Fenway Theatre ............. Everett O. Fisk Sz Co .... Field 8: Cowles ............ William M. Flanders Co ..... Genesee Pure Food Co ..... Otto Gunther's Sons .... Gurley's ......,........ VValter M, Hatch R Co... A. Hathaway Company ....... Houghton-Gorney Company.. . . C. F. Hovey Company ..... . ....xyiii .. xv xix xvii . . yn . . . . xiii . . viii . . xiv . . xvi . . xv xvii . S. xii Xlll .. XX xvii XV Xl Cor- .... xv xiii .. XX .. xx ...xviii ...xviii XXI .. XX . . . xiii . . . yiii xvii .. iv .. Xl Independent Ice Company. .. George T. Johnson Company. .. , . jones, MeDuffee ii Stratton Co. .. . .lordan Marsh Company ....... . Henry S. Lombard ..... Macmillan Company .... B. F. Macy ........, Merrill .......... lllerrymount Press .... Meyer ,lonasson St Co.. I. C. Miller, ,lr .........., E. R. Moore Company .... T. E. Moseley Company ...... , Old Corner Book Store. Inc .... . S. S. Pierce Company ...... F. M. Rogers Sz Co ........ Sample Shoe Shop Company... . Henry .l. Seiler ............. Shattuck Q Jones ..... A. Shuman 8: Co ..... Silverman .. .......... . E. T. Slattery Company... Smith Bros... .... .... Staples Coal Company ...... State Street Trust Company... .. A. Stowell S: Co.. Inc ..... . Twitehell-Champlin Co ..... XYard's ............... XYatson K Rivinius .... XYeston-Thurston Co ..... XYethern Millinery House.. D. XYhiting 8: Sons ..... T. D. XYhitney Company... PAGE yi xiii xi X. xiii xii xiii xix x IX XX xyii ix vi xi yi x xx xviii ix xiii xiy vi yi xix yii xx viii yi X XX xix' 1X M ICRGCOSM ADVERTISEMENTS x .A -. ,A '1 '- ' RE' T Y' ' nf, 'Zi V' E 'X E r If ,, 1 f , 449' ul- xx .' Il K .xx --x UI v bf' J' . Q f ,f 45.4 Xbyfh J ,J P. ..-f' W V' X, fa , Wig,-.1 ,.--fi, ' .-Q Ln- I ' ML ,,4x A dawg, zllnjmml' filh. F E' E M' f QM WQE: fr ' ML' v '- rf N 'I 'Y :A Q5 g fx' q ,.i 5 ml w j Q PQ,cfLagf lE Ji LMQWL 0,1012 .X , E N, E ' V E G, N-W7 Y R 3-lj W.. --4 l we Made at any ?f ln1QA fge cnolceaf 4 D viii? E0 :hx 5 . x ,yy .4 vo -, -- V. A'-- '3 'Q W- gag ' th? A' Ejjm , .. Ag - ,ELF pgwjxxf ,. A . X Qi ,V 254 .. , . xx I hui, L-:iz ,A A gl. .Aj-E , Si' f x N -..,x,, 1 X Q Qi! CF 'L'?LfL-A-v:'1Q'ai? Ear E+ gp --. M Q 9 2' Q 5' 55 5 '-fag. Q. - 3 .. Q 34fXEX,.Ff'f A QT? Q- 1- G L ,Tl ' go QC O e-- 'D Ei- : , F O 3 521 fq Q QQ 5 -1 O ff S fl? E: A T, 2 f-If 1-?.+ 12.5 ,QU Q ya -E Ff rl. C, il' - .V 2 Z LQ O 6-. EN' 0' --.1 : 5 SQ. 3 g Q g ,, 2 ?l-1 5 9 gg, .1 ' :Q ff 9. 5. '-' C: fl ' . ?-:E :Q Q, C55 QE' Ei Q 2. n il-A 55 gl if . Q : ?r 3 4 3 r 5 Q- gg- H K7 ,, O . in - j L-Q: D QQ 3 E+ 'iii ,Q 8 5 g gig O E- f - H- C -J O QQ E' Q' 9 s: gi S 'ii 3 . rs . I A . N 45235 ., ---H ,:- . X? -fra . QQFQR Q V' V55 mf- - X V, ..... ,.-- --. 4:.' -1. . 1.1. -,9,- - au- , f A., qi! X1?I.,,.- :WH ' - En- -fJq:4ln:4 I .4 - I a A WS- - 5 -'wflfk if 1: I - A' if v !fp'W7FQ- X E ' f -N .V -Ear 1 v :LHS ...-an J X fri:- . x wa' N - 1-rp. A-Q4 f - A +,: . ff fs? 'eww f -1 f frfmzq -f Rx-Axim H- Af- Ax. Qi. X ASK PCR SIIVIIVICNS DISCCDUNT IV NIICROCOSM AIDYICRTISICNIICNTS To Simmons Students and Alumnae Jordan Marsh Company extends the Greetings of a store preeminently fitted to be your headquarters for the many and varied merchandise needs of your student life and after-college years. Of especial appeal to Student, and ,fllumnae Slioppers are these: Guarantee Low Prices Fashions Conveniences Special Attractions of satisfaction which accompanies every purchased article, large or small. Anything purchased here with which you are later dissatisfied may be returned for exchange or credit. This guarantee assures you of dependable merchandise, Ht to withstand the hard wear college activities entail. Accompanying our satisfaction guarantee is our assurance that our prices are as low as - or lower than ' the same articles may be purchased elsewhere in New England. Our vast pur- chasing power malces it impossible for anyone to undersell us, Maintaining, as we do, Resident Buyers in all the important Fashion Centers of the World, our customers are assured al- ways of the latest authentic modes in all lines of Women's and Misses' wearing apparel, and the most approved novel- ties in our great variety of other merchandise as well. This store, the largest in New England, not only offers the advantages of the great metropolitan department store, but cultivates a spirit of friendliness with its patrons and makes them feel at home. Charge accounts and other privileges of your home store may be arranged, with the usual brief formalities. Students and Alumnae of Simmons will constantly find here New Departures of timely interest. The city's newspapers carry, from time to time, announcements of special Lessons, Lectures, Exhibits and Demonstrations to be held in connec- tion with Dressmaking Courses, Food Conservation and other Patriotic Movements of particular appeal to those interested in household Administration and Economics. JORDAN MARSH COMPANY BOSTON V MICROCOSM ADVERTISEMENTS F. M. Rogers 86 Co. Painters and Decorators 27 to 31 Province Street BOSTON, MASS. Members of Master Builclers' Association Watson 86 Rivinius INSURANCE 95 MILK ST., BoSToN, MASS, Albert P. Smith Telephone Richmond 1647 SMITH BROTHERS Butter, Cheese and Eggs 2 and 4 Faneuil Hall Market and Basement No. 3 BOSTON, MASS. Sole Receivers of Randolph Creamery The Old Corner Book Store, Inc. Standard and New Books, Medical and Scientific Books, Prayer Books and Hymnals Subscriptions received for all English and American Periodicals 27 and 29 BROMFIELD STREET BoSToN, MASS. Telephone: 7069 or 7070 Main Qlnmplimvnts nf Staples Coal Company of Boston 40 Central Street, Boston Glnmplinwnts nf the Independent Ice Co. 171 Second Street Cambridge, Mass. VI M ICROCOSM ADVIC R'l'lSliMlCN'l'5 For Quality.. Simplivity I he NEW HOME Dmflifiw Its Patent Double Feed is the only one that will sew thick or NEVV HOME Adopled by lfoslon, Milton, Newlnn, Quinfy, Wellesley and urher leadimz New Eng- land rilies and lawns for thin goods with equal ,hoof me precision TH E - -E MAC I-I I N E Iland Flulfhfffl N tp Beware of sxmilarity OF 0 f f Th ' Throughout but one DNHEIQES' H OERSIE B B - 0, 'XX Q U A L IT Y Not made or sold under any a Pal-HID X other name. THE NEW D . U d V. I Q A .-- -1' HOME FACTORY, lo- arnlnn one V ll- 1' X : 0 'q t' cated at Orange, Mass.. has out the of an ' . 32 the distinction of being the .L g V 'Q largest factory m the world HC lIll6ll T T engage m t e manu acturc An l 1 ,,,. ... d A h f of Strictly High Grade Fam- Siinple in Construc- f- , fx ilvgewlgg Mnihines- V . . 11' 'H-A - A ou on t u a sewm I10ll, Sllelll Bild EBSQ' machine often. Y Get thi - ' -1- , X -' N H t th t t Runlllng 'wig' - k B anilwavoidmtllouable aftdsdt- Gualantee Never appointments ever after. ' . 1 , .ft-+0 Runs Out fl 7 pw X N 2 for Cash or Your old nmrhine ,taken in E P Y t lx M, .A exchange as I art laymenl asy ayn-len S as k - New Sewing llarllino-1 No Interest i RC 'P'l All Makes Rt-pain-fl Free IUSUUCUOH at Parts. Nt-miles and on for Your Home All :stat-Item. NEW HOME-VIBRATOR-LONG SHUTTLE We can supply New Home in Rotary. Round Bobbin: also Chain Stitch. single thread C. C. BOWLES 84 CO. OP'?3ifi33I33'i3liT'1 SOLE BOSTON AGTS. 37 BEDFORD STREET TEL. 1352 BEACH GIFTS YVhc-:never you think of Gifts-remember Stowell's. No matter what the season or occasion may be, this is the one store where you will surely find the unusual and distinctive 0 ' , 24 WINTER STREET Jewelers for 96 Years YH MICROCOSM ADVERTISEMENTS My Dear Miss Simmons College Student: You don't know how well and in what exceedingly good taste, as well as how economi- cally we can furnish you with waists and dresses unless you see what We have to offer. Waists and dresses are a comparatively new department with us, but those who favor us with inspection in these lines say that we Hwaist them without wasten and dress them as they like to be dressed, and always touch very lightly on their purse or check book. Our Apparel Department is in a beauti- fully appointed suite of rooms, the entrance to which is through our main shop. May we show you? Cheerfully, WALTER M. HATCH R CO. Dic. W. M. HATCH Modified Ground Gripper BEJNFH BOOTS and OXFORDS , , X . 3 , ,, 7 , I I M Q sau, BOSTON I , ENGRAVERS PRINTERS YW STATIONERS ' - :tif -It -I . 57-61 FRANKLIN STREET I tv IX S fi ' EN FINE STATIONERY ti ' I HIGH GRADE ENGRAVING I f iw, 'ug PRINTING RN: it 'P II E Commencement and Class Day Invitations 'Ihtll fgti NIIIIIITZ 'ttt-.Q QI If I Wedding Stationery tml , Reception and Visiting Cards Monogram and Address Dies A design very hard to hud, yet so adaptable Y. . I d Y Menus Programs and Dance Orders to the needs ofthe groulng grr s an wx omen who want a smart appearance without sacri- Stationery Supplies Fountain Pens fice to comfort and health. T0 BE FOUND HERE ONLY E. W. BURT SZ CO., Inc. 32 West St., cor. Mason St., Boston, Mass. Leather Specialties and Brass Goods VIII MICROCOSM ADVliR'I'ISI'lMICNTS EI EJ I-IANDKERCI-IIEFS EMBROIDERIES YARNS WHITE GOODS TOWELS BED WEAR UPI-IOLSTERIES Desirable Quality COMBINED WITH Moderate Price T. D. Whitney Company C B ,f 4 EYERYTIIIN IN LINENS L V .WEST STEESL, Boston T Q 1918 gn Spring and Summer STYLES n i a,,L5fL6 , New and Exclusive Designs in PUMPS and UXFUHIJS OUTING SHOES in Great Variety 160 TREMONT STREET, BOSTON MEYER JONASSON Sc Co. Tremont and Boylston Sts. TI-IE HUNUSUALW IN ATTIRE FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Tailored Apparel for Young Women Man-Tailored from Men's Fabrics cf E 0. Skim! U CWmr THE ' SERVICE ' STORE. El El IX BIICROCOSNI ADVERTISEMENTS 1 1 The Sample EM- XX 'M 1 fl 'ii ' 'l F-I 'lhv Iliff: 'zu Shoe Shop Co. 1 ,,... S 59 Temple Place. N ,E . 'iff'-,t fre-xgwg I-'v BLAKE BLDG.. 4th FLOOR 1 . We are now located in our new quarters and are prepared to show our patrons a wide range of new spring models at exceptionally at- tractive prices. REMEMBER WE ARE ON THE FOURTH FLOOR 1 D. B. UPDIKE GIZIJB Hmcrtymuunt lilress . I 232 SUMMER ST. 1 Bc-sToN l PRINTER OF THE SIMMONS COLLEGE W BULLETIN, 55' TI-IE PUBLICATIONS OF OTHER INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING ff ff. ff , QC. wi. QC. 1 Oficers and Stzzflents afSf12zm0215 College 3 are ifzvitfd to visit the Press, wbicb is rffred?Iy apfwositf' the Sautb Station, Boston A , 1888 DONT GAMBLE I 1818 ELIIVIINATE CHANCE I I BUY OF WESTON-THURSTON COMPANY STALLS 20-22-24 NEW FANEUIL HALL MARKET Dealers Choice Meats of All Kinds Fresh, Smoked and Corned BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, and CANNED GOODS RICH. 521 - and - RICH. 540 X MICROCOSM ADVIQRTISICNIICNTS Y I I mms: There is an Elite Glove for each occasion and an Elite Dealer in your home town Made in the U. S. A. for American Men and Women ELITE GLOVE CO. GLOVERSVILLE, NY. Q CHINA and GLASS l Jones, McDul'fee X Stratton Cu l - . I .,., ----- - -..., ,. - f 'L i y 'I Q I : ,ff 2 l ll ug l as . 5 l wi -.I 1' - - J 'Sy' if' ----T Q. Q..l-- - '.- I 'i ' -X M 'I 5, ...,., je A1s1rwQgef?i75ffil 'TT 2-35 DINNERWARE One hundred :Ind fifty Shnpus and nec rations to choose from, in all grades up to 0. the costly decorated dinner services GLASSWARE UF ALI, GRADES KIICI-IEN and COUKING WARE is Il specialty with us INSPECTION INVITED l Jones, McDuffee St Stratton Co. l Crockery. China and Glass Merchants lTEN FLOORSP 33 FRANKLIN STREET, BOSTON C. F. HOVEY CO. Summer. Chauncy and Avon Sts. BOSTON, MASS. We Are Complete Outfitters to Young Ladies GROCERIES Of the Highest Grade Perfurnery and Toilet Articles The largest and most complete line in New England CON FECTION ERY Selected for its Superior Quality from the best specialty manufacturers in each line PRICE-LIST SENT ON APPLICATION S. S. Pierce Co. BOSTON :: and :: BROOKLINE l l El El XI MICROCOSM ADVERTISEMENTS I I I I I I I I 5 B O O K S K 5 I ON I E HOMEMAKING, DOMESTIC SCIENCE I E AND HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY 5 I I FOI TEACHERS of lhE HUUSEHULD AHTS and HUMEMAKEHS E I We publish about one hundred valuable texts in these lines. I E We shall be glad to send a Special Catalogue of These Books I I to anyone interested. I E Correspondence invited. I I I I THE MACMILLAN COMPANY I I HUNTINGTON CHAMBERS I I COPLEY SQUARE, BOSTON I E l F' '' ' '''' ' 1 I I I I 9 I I HENRY R. DALTON, 86 I E ASSOCIATE E I I E N. S. SIMPKINS, JR., EX. 'OS E I I E Elnauranrv nf Euvrg Bvmriptiun E I I I I : YOUR BUSINESS IS SOLICITED I I I I I E I M 2123? BOSTON, MASS. 27?5Ea.2EST E I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ,I AI HI I-4 I I I I MICROCOSM A DVR R'I'ISlCMl'IN'I'S Telephones 3609 and 3879 Back Bay B. F. MACY Formerly of F. A. WALKER BL CO. KITCHEN FURNISHINGS and FIREPLACE 'FITTINGS 410 Boylston St. fnear Berkeley St.l BOSTON, MASS. Farquharson Candy Co. 1341.11 rs.-tm... si.-1-.-n, lslmfrKl.lNI4.. rg.,..n.1,.. finrnv Our candies are made by and under the su vision of Mr. Wm. Farquharson, 12 years wi Page 66 Shaw, and 14 years with Bailey's. 26 years a candy maker in West Street No Better Candy Made Priori, f'lU 1-ents llm pound SODAS AND COLLEGE ICES Mail :incl Telephone Orders given prompt attention per- tl r 'I f 289 Harvard St., Coolidge Cor.. Brookline Good Things To Eat j LUNCHEON :: AFTERNOON TEA A Store that you will Delight to Patronizuf T l DIEGES 86 CLUST I we made il. iI's right Original Designers and Makers of the OFFICIAL SCHOOL PIN Class Pins :: Fraternity Pins i Class Rings . . Medals and Cups 149 TREMONT STREET ' BOSTON, MASS. OUR FLORIST , J, ff 'rl fgdkiiii i 56 Winter Street, near Tremont CYRUS BREWER at Co. INSURANCE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 44 KILBY STREET BOSTON, MASS. BOSTON OVAL The LOMBARD Mindy TT TOM' PAPER I In Serge, Flannel and Wash Goods We have prreparfecl a :Iogie Colrnbinc- , 1 4 Eqeglcgfgjgggg is PREFERRED BY M 5 5c. an tmree ro s A i px ye J Paper fvalue 30C 1 'I ,X it COIIIIITIIUIIUII Retails for 2512 4 T' X Ask your Dealer for SEND FOR BOOKLET ' K, 1 l THE BUSIUN UVM. HOME CUMBINATIUN .. R HENRY S. LOMBARD The Geo. T. Johnson Co. BOSTON, MASS. I 22 to 26 Merchants Row. Boston. Mass. XIII IXIICROCOSM ADVERTISEMENTS QKQXISTERSYJY , ,J 52 CAUSTIC-CLAFLIN COMPANY IDrinIers QfIthefDlicr0c0snI PUBLISHERS HARVARD, RADCLIFFE, SIMMONS AND WHEELOCK PUBLICATIONS TEXT BOOKS, LODGE AND HARVARD SQUARE SOCIETY REPORTS CAMBRIDGE T-- .......,...... ................ E I U 5' I I 0 5 I I an W 'E I 4-Oh I O D? U I-I 3 I fn U Z. :I ' ' H E- I-I '- I I 1 F - . 3 I lv I-I I 2 5, 5 5 in I I S' 5 UQ D I I E W I 20 T I I w If 3 I I ED ri U3 I I W G I I 'CJ I I m I I I Dj? n.-....---..---.......---- ..-----.....---......--J why I' 5 I--.. -------- ----..--------.------.---I 'I I E ,934 I-I P S In E I-'I I Z Q 8 D 5 E' xg.. Q I I 3 , Q. Ev 9 5 3 Q I I CU I: we I 5- 'D Si I-I Q I I 9 A - 25 3 I I 2. Q I I 4 2, E, I su LTI :s Ou, I l m -I Sc ' fl- ' Cb I ' S 2 'V O B SL w E I I .H 9 S C O n O I I 4 I-' ' Q., Q. 4 I I E A --Q 9-w N Q5 I I m. U, 9 B .7 F ' 5- I I QI. 5 IU mn O O T5 I I VJ 75 5 Q Ii. 'V 2 5, Q I I M In S' 2 UQ 3 rn Q I I Q .fn O- II :.- -- I I '1 n 'S F- O CL 'P I I L: ' ' I L------------- --- ----------------4 XIV NKRHCOSM JXlJVliR'I'I5lCNlliN'l'S ESTABLISH ED 1874 DURGIN, PARK at CO. MARKET DINING ROCDMS 30 North Market and 31 Clinton Streets, BOSTON, Mass. OPEN FROM 5 A.lVl. TO 7 P,lVl. SUITSaCOATSpGOWN S By specializing in garments of style and quality at moderate prices, Chandler 86 Co. offer splendid values in apparel for young ladies and misses. Rugs, draperies, curtains and linens are ofthe same high quality, and at equally low prices. O hanillvr 8: Glu. Uf Z211Z1f'm The Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation lLimited7 OF LONDON The Original and Leading Liability Insurance Company in the World Workmeimis Compensation, Liability, Accident, Disability, Fidelity, Surety, Burglary, Plate Glass and Steam Boiler Insurance PROVIDING ABSOLUTE PROTECTION AND UNEQUALLED SERVICE SAMUEL APPLETON, United States Mgr. 132 Water Street, Boston ,f s i- , BATCHELDER 86 SNYDER CO. , ' 1, it lj-l A,ivii l' 3, 1 , PACKERS AND POULTRY DRESSERS .-f i lllii-1 L WHOLESALE ONLY ..4- l i ng: I' Beef Zllutlon. Lamb. Vaal. Pork, Hams, Bacon. Sausage ' f- i H ,..,,3 Poultry, Camo. Butter, Cheese. Eggs, Olive Oils is I Blackstone. North and North Centre Streets BOSTON, MASS. AWN Plg D ing Pima sam:-E.-1-1. 1 L ii i..Cn.,iii...m B ix 1 XV M ICROCOSM ADYIC RT ISEMENTS 161 TREMONT STREET S644 TREMONT STREET Tclcphonc Beach 858 Tclcphonv Beavh 2637 ik J ' BosToN BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER ARTISTIC PORTRAITURE PICTURE FRAMES FOR SALE IN OUR STUDIOS XVI NIICRUCUSNI ,XIJYICRTISICNIICXTS I' E1 Cobb, Bates 86 Yerxa Co. are thoroughly equipped to supply Colleges, Sclumls. Institutions and all large users of the host quality of groceries from their wllolr-sale store :lt 222 SUMMER STREET QOPPOSITE SOUTH STATIOND f,,f'Qf.a-v if 'X ' ' -'A The Uunhar-Kerr Un. rinters- alden lfiv Print the P0l'Sillll7l0I1.9-S QlIClg'fI2ill0 up S S S BEMIS si JEWETT lLbTABLlbl'll',lT 1841 A. HATHAWAY Co. Painting 1NconPo1u'rED In All Its Branches CUIYJBIITQTS and Builders 3 W A L L P A P E R S 3 Upholstery Work 1 K Stufi'-s for Coverings 322 CHARLES STREET 1 Draperies BQSTON i Holiday Novelties ' ' Favors for Lunclieons, Dinners, Parties and Pop Concerts rl-lQ'lt'IPllUI11'. l'I2lylIlilI'lil'l 1279 OFFICES AND SAI-ESROOMS Newton Centre, Nlass. Needhani. Nlass. E. R. IVIOORE GOIVIPAINY lxli-XIQERS ffl flfflfils,-X'l'l'PRS ill. Collegiate Caps. Gowns allil H00llS MO0RE'S Official High School CAP and GOWN .lumliriul. Clerical. Bnpti-urml :mul Clmir Gowns Rcnling oi' Caps .xml Gowns lu Gr.ulu.xlcs .1 Slvmmnllx 932 TO 938 DAKIN STREET, CHICAGO EI El XVII MICROCOSM ADVERTISEMENT5 S ld by college bookstores, druggista, jewelers and stationers. stayrupentupw if you have to glve YOIII' BIICDUOII to 8 balky fountain pen that must be joked before it will write. Moore's Non-Leakable writes without coaxing and can be carried topsy turvy without leaking. AMERICAN FOUNTAIN PEN CO. l68 Devonshire 51. FIELDS: COWLES INSURANCE 85 Water Street, BOSTON, MASS. SHATTUCK St JONES INCORPORATED Fish of All Kinds 1H1:i5rillz1'a iHHin1wI COCOA-CHOCOLATE is the most delicate and deliciously flavored Y chocolate preparation to be found anywhere WM. M. FLANDERS CO. 128 Faneuil Hall Market BOSTON Wholesale Distributors BOSTON, MASS. AlfIl'lSt1'OI1g Tl'3l1SfCf PROMPT Baggage checked through to destination if you procure your AND RELIABLE SERVICE railroad tickets in advance. :: Taxicab stands at North, South and Baclc Bay Stations. :: Telephone your orders to- Beach 7400, or Brookline 3020 Main Office, Brookline Oilice. 271 Albany St., Boston 1296 Beacon St.. Brookline XVIII MIC ROCOS M A DVF RT ISE M I'IN'IAfi Stair 511121 Grunt Qlnmrmng MAIN OFFICE 33 State Street Copley Square Branch Massachusetts Avenue Branch 579 Boylston Street Cor. Mass. Ave. and Boylston St. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS AT ALL THREE OFFICES Interest allowed on accounts of S300 and over I I Beatt1e 86 McGuire fFamous for Silks and Dress Gooclsl IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS OF Dress Goods, Suitings I K Wash Dress Fabrics Cloalcings I 1 Georgette Crepes 5 Chiffon Cloths, Spool Silk, etc. i NllTE.fS1uu1enIs oi S'm I x : C ll 12 ll h allowed by u Special Discount l of 1051 n ll merchnnrl', td 2 r Semi-Annual Cl ance Sales 29 TEMPLE PLACE, BOSTON, MASS. Over Emerson's - TAKE ELEVATOR - Telephone 3 T380 l Beach MERRILL :: F LORIST Coolidge Corner XIX MICROCOSM ADVERTISEMENTS J. C. MILLER, JR. Printer s AND 7 LAURIAT PLACE MEDFORD, MASS. Telephone Medford 780 Dewiclc 86 Flanders INSURANCE 100 MILK ST., BOSTON, MASS. Fenway 'Cbeatre Maisszicliusetts Ave., at Boylston St. LA TEST SELECTED MOTION PICTURES Continuous Performance 2.10 to 10.30 Sunday Evening at 7.30 Otto Gunther's Sons Wholesale Confectioners ROSLINDALE, MASS. When Looking for QUA LITY You will never be disappointed in I-IATCI-IET BRAND CANNED GOODS, DRIED FRUITS TEAS AND COFFEES Dealers and Institutes Supplied in Case or Car Lots The Twitchell-Champlin Co. BOSTON, MASS. HENRY J. SEILER Qlartnex' ESTABLISHED SINCE 1873 513 TREMONT STREET BOSTON, MASS. Telephone Beach 5307, 6538 The Fisk Teachers' Agencies Everett O. Fisk 81 Co.. Proprietoifs 2 A Park Street. Boston. Mass. 156 Fifth Avenue. New York. N.Y. 5449 Union Arcarle. Pittsburgh. Pai. 809 Title Bldg.. Birmingham. Alu. 28 E. .Iziolison Blvd.. Chicago. Ill. 317 Masonic Temple. Denver. Colo. 51-ll ,lonrnzil Building, Portland. Ore. 2161 Slmttuck Avenue. Berkeley, Cal. 533 Citizens Bank Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. 1 Gnnnpliinrutii nf p YVcthern Millinery House l 21-25 Temple Place 33-35 Vlfosl Street XX ,,,,,.-......1 , J- , - , ,ff ' ff ,-12? fl i . , . A , 'FE 1 abt. Ak M. , , , .. -.. aft: T. 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VV ith an egg-beater and a package of Jell-O the college girl is equipped to make s011zez'k1'1zg new-any one of fifty good things to eat that will be enjoyed as a welcome change from the monotony of fudge and kindred Hxin Plain jell-O dishes are fine, as everybody knows, but the whipped forms, as easy as the other, are even liner. Following is a recipe for whipping Jell-O. It is much easier than it sounds: To Whip Jell-O Dissolve a package of jell-O in a pint of boiling water and let it cool. Begin to whip the jelly while it is still liquid-cold but not yet congealing- and whip until it is of the consistency of thick whipped cream. Use a Dover egg-beater and keep the 'Tell-O cold while whipping by setting the dish in cracked ice, ice water or very cold water. A tin or aluminum quart measure is an ideal utensil for the purpose. Its depth prevents spattering, and tin and aluminum admit quickly the chill of the ice or cold water. 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