Simmons College - Microcosm Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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ABBOTT, MRS. MARGIA HAUGH, PH.B. Associate Prcycsror rj Clothing She teaches us to analyze textile fibers, to distinguish wolffrom sheep: thus we recognize the friendly person behind the profes- sional dignity. ACHESON. MRS. BLENDA THORMER, S.B. Instructor in Clzcntislgf The helmsman who puts the class-wrecked students back on an even keel with a firm and gentle touch, and is a master mariner whose compass is clear thinking. ADAMS, MRS. HELEN GOLLER, S.B., A.M. Associate Przyiissor M Secretarial Studies She is a gracious person with sympathy and understanding, a beacon in the darkness ofa shorthand class. BECKLER, EDITH ARTHUR, S.B. Amistzznt PI'0j2'.l'.YUI' ty' Public Health A beautiful, blue-eyed fashion-plate whose exquisite hands are a pleasure to all who watch them: whose poise and dexterity in her work add to our respect and admiration of her. BEESON, EUNICE WADHAMS, A.B., S.B. Axrixlarzt in Libfllljl Science Our help, hope, and stabilizer, the guardian ofreserves, whose calm assurance does much to relieve our IHOSI anguished moments. BERGER, MRS. KATHLEEN, S.B., ED.lVI. Arsirtarzl P1'Qfl1ri'0a' ty .S'erre1ai-ia! Studies Master ofthe art ofteaching, she injects a bit ofthe Thespian into our classroom, a gracious personality, a sincere friend. BIRD, JOSEPH, W., PH.D. Lecturer on Personnel A newcomer in our midst, he makes the business students job- Conscious and puts personality into personnel with practicabil- ity plus. BISSELL, EMILY UPTON, S.B. Special Irzxtrziclot' in Sociology She shows that a good memory means good lectures and makes us suspect black coflee prevents black moods. BLACKMAN, BERNICE, PH.B., M.S.S. .Special 1IlJfI'llL'i0 in Child ll'eUare A friendly person with whom we discuss children, movies, and everything under the sun. BOSWORTH, RAYMOND FRANCIS. SB., A.M. Iztslrtirlor in English Shades of Guy Fawkes and Beau Brummel brought up to date in this professor who thinks and doesn't hide it. . . P.S., we like him. BONNERS. OPAL OLIVE, S.B. S1lfIL'7'l'I.YOI' of Vnmlinzml Pmrliri' Her vocation is vocations: skiing, mountain climbing, music. and painting archer avocations. BOWLER, MARION EDN.-X. .'X.M. .-ltrocirztv Prqjihrror Qfllelllllllllft' ,.lIllgIlllg'L'.Y Unselfish service is her gift to hutnztnily. complete :ind exact- ing instruction her gift to us. and respect is our gill to lit-r. rllm. Bwgcr zttlilizv Illz' iluiglllllrrzl. .llixx Blnnrl lcrI1u'i'.s nu Home 1:11 .llftt Iifiwlt-1 rlrmullilmlri mr U tm .. - ,- . -A -, . ,N -.f i X! ic. 4 .3 ga + .1 t

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HEADS 0F SCll00LS JXLILZIZ FRANt:Es BLOOD Ph.D, Prcyiuxor 1y',Y1rtrili011. and Director the Scllool of Home EF0II0IIIlL4.Y She's an artist at preparing interesting graphs, remembering faces, doing a dozen things at Once, and making everyone like her. ROBERT lhl.-XLCOLM GM' A.M., Litt.D. Prvyiuxvor 1yiEr1gliJl1, Director cy' the School cy' Englislz. ana' Clzairnzan ofthe Dizision ay' Language, Literature ana' the Arts' Our prize possession forgets to be a disseminator of dull lacts but remembers more interesting details about literature, music. and art than we dreamed one man could know. IQATHARINE DAVIS HARDWICR A.B. Profcsxor of Social Econoniy, and Director of llze School fy' Social Work She charts the broad Field of social work and brings the needs ofthe people into sharp relief with an ease that marks her as an expert. HARRISON LEROY H.ARLEX' Ph.D. Prtmfssor if Philosoplrv ana' Prvclzology, Director of the School of PI'f'fII'Qf2'JJf0IllZl Studies, and Chairman Lyf the Division 4j'Plzilos0pliy, Psychology, ana' Education An expert unraveller of mental snarls and spinner of colorful yrns, he unafliectedly draws us into a sincere liking for himself and his subjects. HERMAN HENRX' HENKLE AB. Prqfiitxor Library Science, and Director tyf the School QfLib1'arv Science Dr llarlt ,Miss Nortorz Cerulean orbs. ready risibility and an enthusiastic interest in libraries, juvenile publications ancl poly- syllabic terminology combine into four syllables: Mr. Henkle. Kl'lNNE'Fl'I LAMARTINE NIARK Ph.D. Professor cyf Cll6IIIl.l'lI:1', Director zyfllle School ryf General Science, and Chairman ryitlze Division QfSciencc The intellectual miner who rehnes crude Ore in the face of tremendous obstacles and is also a true veteran in the old sport of bringing up babies - college ones. HELEN RICH NORTON A.B. Associate Prcjcsror ty' Store Service Edzlcatiorz, and Associate Director of the Prince School U Store Service Education She reacts sympathetically, decides quickly, guides wisely, and, while dealing with a wide range of responsibilities, gives the touch of excellence to every act. BRAYTON FULLER WILSON Pl1.D. Przmisror M Business Economics, Director of the School ty' Bzcsiizexs and Secretarial Studies, ana' Director of the Prince School ryr Store Service Education He shapes our plans without dictating, accomplishes without furor, evokes a laugh without show, and is always genial. HELEN WOOD R.N., A.M. Prwzssor of Nursing, and Director ofthe School QF Nursing The nursing school claims her but we all acclaim her for her gentle skill in healing wounded feelings and stimulating us with her presence. Dr. Varrell Dr. Hlilxorz Illzss Pi ood 21 i ll , SIDI1NIONS CULLEGE

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S liCDifDNS to BRONXER. AL'Gl.'ST.-X FOX. PILD. .5'j1eriaI Lerlum on slffflflll Hygiene She hurries from place to place so last that all she leaves with us is an impression ofsparkling eyes in a pleasant lace -and a lot ofinlormation about mental hygiene. BROTHERTON. NINA CAROLINE. .AX.M. PnyQ's.tm' of Libftllll' Srierzre .X lady of the old school who is quietly eager to further the opportunities lor fullilling the book needs ofchildren. BURKE, MRS. BERTHA SHAPLEY. A.M. Special IIl,YfI'llCi0I' in ,N-llfl'lfl0lI She is susceptible to the charms ol' good food and pleasant companions. BUSH, MRS. ,IOSEPHINE LEWIS. A.M. Sferial Instturtor in Education A young and able instructor whose efhciency and systematic teaching are surpassed only by her frank, pleasant personality. BUSH. LYLE KENNETH, A.M. Assistant Przwssor ty' .-1 rt Magician ofthe magic lantern, mellitluous voice in the dark. he distributes gems of knowledge about gems of aft to an en- thralled audience. C.-XBOT, PHILIPPE SIDNEY, PH.D. Lecturer on Psychology The little man who was there a second ago, teaches psychology with a dash. . .then dashes off to other urgent business. CH.-XNIBERS, IRENE lNtIC.-XLLISTER, Pl-LB., A.lVI., S.B. Assistant Prtjessor tj Store Service Education E.t'efutiz'e Secretary :yr the Prinre School cy' Store Service Education Thorough in action: thoroughbred in reaction. CHANNING, ALICE, P1-1.D. Assoriate Professor ty Sociot Eeononiv An enthusiastic shopper and witty lecturer, who makes hgures jump through hoops and over bar graphs. CHAPNLAN, MRS. JOSEPHINE M., S.B., ED.M. Instructor in Plnfsical Education That smartly-dressed young lady who leads the frosh from gym to archery range to tennis courts is not Simmons' most charming senior-she's Mrs. Chapman. CHOPE, HAROLD DELOS, A.M.. M.D., M.P.H. Special Lecturer on Public Health AIl'77lilli.Yf7'l1fi071 He belies the dignity of his many degrees by always wearing a friendly grin. COFFMAN, MRS. BERTHA REED, PH.D. Associate Professor of German She gives us willingly tales ofthe Germany that was, and fluently ofthe Germany that is. COULTER, MRS. ISABELLA KELLOCK, S.B.. A.M. Assistant Prtwssor ty' .Secretarial Studies Our confidante and research expert whose twinkling blue eyes and delightful sense of humor help many a struggling secre- tary over the rough spots. Zllrs. Chapman wields a goifrlub. Aliss Craig surveys our handiwork. Alrs. Dickinson demonstrates Dewey. l23l T 'T' L I, 43 it -13 in l.. .1 ,If -i 37231. .U