Simmons College - Microcosm Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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DOW. L'LA MAY. S.B.. A.M.. S.D. Prqfixmoz' Qfi1'l!1lItf.l and Home AllIlll1gt'lIIt'IIf Her helpful suggestions in a smooth voice have smoothed the path ot' many a puzzled Home EC-er. EDGE, SIGRID ANDERSON, A.B., S.B, Irtxlrzzclor in Libmzlv .S't'ie'1zt'e She's a tall. smiling book of knowledge. full of statistics but verv enjoyable reading. EXGLER. VIOLA GRACE, S.B., M.B.A. .'l.N'f.l'fl1llf Prqfexxor Qf Arrounlillg Our sunny world traveler, whose pleasant disposition, good sense of humor, and infinite patience help her to turn OLII future LLP. accountants. FERGUSON. EULA GERTRUDE. A.B.. S.B. .-lsxixlalzt Przyexror qfSect'e!ariz11 Studies A grand friend who takes us into her confidence with a wink and is always ready to share ajoke. FISHER, LUCY ELLIS. S.M. Ill.3fI'11ff0I' in Foods Efliciency, smiles, and a large measure of knowledge. well mixed. are the ingredients for a well-liked professor. FLETCHER, ETHEL M., A.B. Special Irzstruclor in Famibw Sofia! Work Her graciousness and efficiency are a pleasing combination which makes the problems of family social work a challenge to each one of us. FORBES, JOHN MALCOLM, PH.D. Lecturer on Pgtcholog-1' An outdoor type who hunts and fishes for both game and cor- rect quiz answers. FRIEDBERG. MORRIS, A.M., DOCTEUR DE L'UNIVERSI'I'E DE PARIS Arsoriate Prokssor tyiEconomirs Neatness and precision, brightened by imagination, character- ize his appearance, his lectures, and his artistry at the piano. 'FRIEDBERG. MRS. RUTH BACHELDER, A.B., S.M. .-Issislant Professor aj Store Serttife Education A little woman who teaches retailing with a large amount of business sense: tactful, and possessed ofa keen sense of humor. GARDNER, MARION B., ED.M. Assistant Professor Design She translates ourselves to us in terms ofline, shape, and color. saying After all, girls, your clothes tell me many things about you. GOOCH, XVILBUR I., PH.D. Special lrulruclor in Education This figure behind the speaking desk is an education in him- self. a professor who is given to practicaljokes, GRANARA, INA MARY, S.B.. A.M. .-lssixlazzl PI'0hjQ'550f of C'fI6'll1I.Yl7L'V She's tops. first in class, first in fun, first in the heart of every student she's ever known. :On leave of absence. ilfixs Edge leftzzrer I0 librariarzr. rlfin Gardner xtzjzerztixes designers. Dr. Gov efzlizterzs lilenzlure. l25l SEMIEUEGDNS QEWLLTECIEIE 2 at saws. pr 12' 35

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1 CROCKETT. ALICE LOUISE, A.M. Assistant PI'Qfb'SXOI' lj English She lectures in stream-of-consciousness style, her ideas racing ahead ofnote-takers. leaving them breathless at the finish. DAVIS, ELEANOR SOPHIA, A.B., S.B., ED.M. Asxislazit PflUQ'5A'0I' offflolliirzg She teaches by good example, making us all long to be as attractive and neatly groomed as she. DAVIS, HORACE BANCROFT, P1-LD. Assistarzl Prtwfssor cyfEconomic5 and Sociology He is shy and retiring but behind his bashful exterior lies a heart ofgold and a mint of knowledge. DAVIS, MRS. MARIAN RUBINS, A.M. Instructor in Economics She's an economist who is uneconomical with energy, for she spends hers freely toward furthering good causes. DEUTSCH, FELIX, M.D. Special Lecturer on Social Pqvclziatrv Blonde and blue-eyed, he looks Deutsch but is thoroughly American in his intense enthusiasm for liberty. DIALL, FLORENCE SOPHRONIA Associate Prty2sxor of Plgfsical Education The bulwark of the Physical Education Department, stalwart and smiling, who oversees all and misses nothing. DICKINSON, MRS. TILLY SVENSON, S,B., ED.M. Instructor in Secreftarial Studies Calm, beautifully dressed nursemaid to secretarial students, she administers daily doses ofDewey and Gregg with a delight- ful bedside manner. DIEZ, MARY LUISE, M.D. .Special Lecturer on Child I-ifvgiene This sprightly lady in blue loves children, even Simmons ones, and they can't help liking her. DODGE, JANE GAY, A.M. .-lxsixtizn! Prijcxxor Englixli She is a frank and dignified professor who embroiders English with colorful anecdotes, gleaned from all over the world. DODGE, MRS. QUINDAR.-X OLIVER, S.M. Associate Prifexsor rj Ilislilutiolzal illanagemerzl Director ry' Vocational Prarlicc She has an eye for color and both eyes for seeing things that need to be done. DOHERTY. RICHARD POYVER, A.M. Lecturer on Ecorzrmzirx He teaches economics here, there. and everywhere. and still has time lor psychology. with students as his guinea pigs. DONOHOE. MARIE LOIS, A.B. .Sywiill I.crlzv'er on .Urnlal Ilrgirm' Ready to help us to st-llliinprovemt'nt. she makes people her hobby and makes us guinea pigs who present their antics tu her obit-rtivc and scientific eye. ,llr. Iliirix mul .lIf. .Y filly' pinyg-jmziy. .Him Dotlet' ilrizixi lmmi' Ihr' fminl. .llix lion' lrmll lm rlrik lo Iln' llllltillfl. lf-'il if 4,1 Q L.,g2ig,lg4.1ffef' 'f itffi U fi: at to C

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GRAYSON, MRS. KIESSIE GULLIFER Special Izzslrzzctor in Store Service Education She teaches retail practices out of a wealth of experience and enlists the cooperation of store executives with whom she makes a quick contact. HAGUE, ELEANOR, A.M. III.Yl1'IlCl0I' in Biology A teacher who is young, sure, ready to help, hates orthodox pedagogy, and treats us accordingly. HARASZTI, ZOLTAN, j.S.D., A.M. Special Instructor in the Hisloly ryfthe Book A rare book enthusiast, smooth of voice, imposing and digni- fied in manner, scholarly in intellect, he is a commanding figure in the classroom. HARDWICK, RACHEL LOUISE, S.B., CH.B., M.D. Special Lecturer on rlledical Iryqzrlnatiorz A gay smile and a black dress symbolize the qualities of her lectures-seriousness and fun. I-IARRIGAN, MARY KATHRYN, S.B. Assistant in Biology The shy, modest maiden who, with a sweet and helpful air, gets us out of tough mental jams. HARRIS, GORHAM WALLER, P1-LD. Associate Professor qfCltemi.st1y This well-balanced equation forms a general solution for the throes of chemistry. If you're stuck, see Dr. Harris and he'll relieve the problem and your mind, too. :HELMAN, MRS. EDITH FISHTINE, P1-LD. Assistant Prtyfessor QfSpaf1islz She brightens our lives with mental fireworks, glowing friend- liness, and brilliant wisdom. which probe the crevices of our ignorance. HEMENWAY, LELAND DAVID, A.M. Associate Przwssoz' of lllathenzalics and Plgzsics This gosh-darn, dyed-in-the-wool, down-East Yankee twinkles his way in and out of that enigma, math, with the bluest eyes and friendliest manner that ever graced a mathematician. HILLIARD, CURTIS MORRISON, A.B. Prtwssor ofBiologv and Public Healllz 'iStill waters run deepf' and steady, too, even if this stream occasionally forgets to go to class, but you can bet it's cleaning up on the subject of Public Health in the meantime. HINE, JANE KATHRYN, S.B. Assislafzt in Home Economics New to the faculty but not new to Simmons, this pretty gradu- ate of' last year fools us into thinking she's an old hand at dieletics. HINTON. VVILLIAM AUGUSTUS. M.D. Lecturer 011 llvll.Y.Yc'l'IIll1llII 'lirlzrziqtw A quiet, considerate, definite man who is rt professor in every true and honorable sense of the word. cOn leave ofabsencc. .lliss Gl!1lHlI'1l'flIIlIX ilu' zlijlirullv. llr. Harley rIt'mraIc's the lllllflnllllllltl. Dr. Illlllft lt't'fgllX ilu' lffllllflllll. 12151 rf' 1.31 i MQ ' lllftl