Simmons College - Microcosm Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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LIKE H2 AND SO4, like Amos and Andy, commuter and dorm students mix gregariously after hours as well as during class time. Cn Wlednesday evenings during the good weath- er ofthe spring and fall, every Simmonsite is in- vited to participate in Step-Singing, one of the oldest and dearest of Simmons: traditions. Under- classmen gather at the South Hall Colonnade to wait for the Seniors to come Nmarching, marching onwardl' from the North Hall doorway. Wlien the Seniors have assumed their places on the steps, the four classes entertain each other with Hsister- classw songs, with ditties composed especially tor the occasion by the Songleaders, and with old favorites like Were just the Girls hom Good Old Simmons-C. Everybody gets together with the Faculty for Field Day, which is the only all-college athletic competition observed at Simmons. Those on the sidelines are kept almost as busy as the players on the diamond-running for more cokes, cheering, trying their luck at the games of chance on ICC,s Carnival Row. I omzlanz 0 3011111 I Jing tyfa collegei'

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