Simmons College - Microcosm Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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HITCHCOCK. KATHARINE. R.N.. S.B. Axxixtzzril PI'Q,fi'.l'.Y0f 0fPz1blir Health .Nursing A Florence Nightingale in ideas. she holds the light ot' knowl- edge in her hand. HOLT, CAROLINE MAUDE. PH.D. Przy'i'.t1t0r ty' B iolog-1' The little person who jumped out of a TNT reservoir has lived up to her reputation, for we gobble with gusto the explo- sions that let loose a wealth of knowledge. humor and experience. HORD. NELLIE MARIA. S.B., A.lVI. Ax.ti.tlanI PI'Qf2'5.YOI' F00a'.t and .fVut1'ition Handed raw Sophs, she sets them to simmering mentally, then sturlls them with knowledge and so with unrutlled calm pro- duces a finished product. HYATT. JAMES MEAD. PH.D. Prajesror 0 f Plivsiar His retiring nature is balanced by his quiet friendliness but he is living proofthat the effect oftwo equal and opposing forces is IIOI immobility. JACOBS, FLORA MCKENZIE :15,ti5Iant Pnwstor zy Serretaria1 Studies Changeable herself. she is amazed and amused by our never- changing mental lethargy. JOHNSON. ARLINE. S.M. Inilruelor in Home Economies She bites pencils but never bites students, as their regard for her proves. JONES. CHENEY CHURCH, A.B.. LL.D. Sperial Lecturer on Child lf1'eU21re His experiences with little wanderers make the needs of child welfare real and important to us. JONES, RAYMOND KENNETH, S.M. Assistant Przyiavxor gf Plgfsifs Beanstalk Jack of the blue eyes and quiet voice. calms the seared Frosh. and out ofa mythical hat pulls the explanation of what makes the wheels go !l'Ol1f1d,,l even in physics. KAUFFMANN. MARY ELVIRA, S.B., A.M. Assistant PTIWSJOT qf Library Science She's a pleasant and brisk interpreter ofthe library catalogue in winter and the seed catalogue in summer. KAUFMAN, MOSES RALPH, NLD., C.M. Speeial Lecturer an Anabrlic Pgiclzolagy From Bessarabia to Canada to Boston and, we're glad to say, to Simmons came this Who's Who in New England profes- sor. KELLY, FLORENE CORA. S.M. Instructor in Biology Our quick-on-the-trigger biologist who bubbles over with enthusiasm. humor and fun. and gives animated lectures to inanimate students. Alf. I-Iemenway looks for the riglzl answer. illisr johnxon speaks knowingiv ry'-foods. Ah. jones ratchet up on his reading. l27J fx wi 77 fifx. 'XT KD N 'T + S ILL into to 1. Q C Q1 ha L .1Ri. ,.-..-.- ji Q . : :

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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

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KENDALL, ANNE MEANS, A.M. Izutrucfor in English She's a young intellectual in sports apparel whose delight in philosophical studies constantly amazes and inspires us. KLEIN, MANFRED. A.M. Ioxlructor in German Impcrtinent pertinence of speech, desk-sitting antics, biting honesty, thunderbolt wit, and friendship offered from twink- ling brown eyes make him our favorite paradox. KNEELAND, NATALIE, PH.D. Arsistanl Prcjessor of Store Service Education Her hand finds room in the daintiest lady's glove, but she grasps the problems of education and psychology with the firm grip ofa master. LEONARD, RUTH SHAW, S.B. Instructor in Libragw Science Conciseness sifted to its essence, her penchant for perfect pro- nunciation. her lectures enlivened by humor, make her very logical instruction rare fun. LEWIS, FREDERICK HOWELL, A.M. Special Inftructor in Psychology Cats and summer camps appeal to him and his youth and attractiveness appeal to us. LINFORD, ALTON A., A.M. Assistant Prqferxor of Social Ecorzongf Competently and with a humorous twist, he leads us through the winding and circuitous ways by which the law helps people to social security. LLOYD. RUTH, A.M. Instructor in Social Economy She comes to school with a business-like stride fsuch good cxercisel. then surprises us with her quiet love and understand- ing ofchildren. MACGREGORY. RUTH. S.B. Irzstraclor in Foods Our quiet Practice House Mother prevents too many cooks from spoiling the broth. though the effort costs her many grey hairs. MCMAHON, KATE A.t5oci11tc PI'Qfl.'.Y50I' ofSorir1l Econoop She's travelling advisor extraordinary to social work schools, social work scholars and social work subjects. MARK, MRS. FLORENCE WETHERBEE, S.B. Special Irulrzzclor in Clzenzislrj' The right-hand pal ofthe chem department and the students lbrms a one-man mediation board to llawlessly iron out Il thousand and one wrinkles. MATLACK. AIUDITH. A.M. .-l.x,vi.ttz111l Pnylwfor 1y'E11gli.xll She's a super-salesman lor Simmons. with rt teacup in one hand and a pcn in the othcr when shc-'s not busy answering our questions and coaching our plays. lllr. lflrin :mils Nilld.lJt'l1ltI',l.H .llvx l,e'wi.m mjoyi lllfjllkt' Inn. Dr. .llark kuuzm abou! 4g'ItlIll1:lll'l. 1281 l 'ifi FV 'I' T f'T LSI - J x X X .llvija Q-ft, xll' lx ' XXL! QQ' ,Kill