Simmons College - Microcosm Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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iin.u.uun.nux,ul1:. llr'X' plilll lu vu H110 I . .H 'mor souls 'lflllllll -Iso . ' 1 l 'in M S QM SWL: For the past forty years M1cRocosM has been the official yearbook of Si ns Col- lege. During that time it has reflected the changes and developments in t College, its students, its curricula, and its relation to the outside world. Its - y name was chosen at that time to express this relationship of the Simmo student to the world about her. A little world within a world had been Q - theme behind the series of yearbooks and the College and activities that depicts. This year the fortieth volume in that series endeavors to show -. growth and changes that have ensued during this period of Simmons ' e e. many instances we find accounts of the same schools and eve ..... at we read of in the first yearbook. In many other, though, - been changes and additions that were required by changes in fj .u the college. And in some cases we have even looked to 714 1 ' of Simmons. But throughout the whole history of S' iwnmummmmnml rv- u '19 Simmons girl to meet the problems and needs ' . u .P of which she is a part. In this anniversary ed :Qu f lm' - . Y we have attempted to show this whole r .ln n h n 1 . forty years of a yearbook and forty-seven years ol KL? We have told of the history of its foundi 1 lui growth, the awareness of its changes ' I-i TZ 1 'D-L r... ul 5 I ' n Z S l,lllllu', f QL I X ns Q 'lilly' we land the same interest and ideal to train, te --- P- f -- 0 4 2 n ' 1 ll A D nl 1 nl el v' 1 , V ..- Lmwmwn future. And above all, the correlatio :sm- -'Q cosM and the outside world. G

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our college, our clfzssmfztes, fzzzcl our worlol. .ftualefzi-faculty tem are one of the zmzzgv zvqyf we meet our ! 1z.rt1'zzcrorJ . N S A bay proved 4 gl'0lL'l7Ig ifzflzzezzce both among .rfzzflerztf on the 531721120111 cmfzpzzf and our I'6lzZ1'l0Il to Jtzzzlerzftr in nine schools and over 1600 registered stu- dents from almost every state in the coun- try and more than fourteen foreign coun- tries. Extensive plans have been made to enlarge the outgrown buildings, to build a new library, a new science building, a social and health unit, new residence halls and refectory. These are some of the plans for the future, for the second half- century for which the work of John Sim- mons, Dr. Lefavour, President Beatley, Miss Arnold, Dean Mesiclc, of all the faculty and students, will bear more and richer fruit. the ooznzffjy and the world. Ei., 13,4 .fe .- ff 1 ,??fii1lQ3??fffQ fi. 5? X gig, - f ' ff ' A, f fa 4 Q 1.7 -if f r -- f . '1:.f .'.. 4. -- TI - . , . - ' 4 L1 1+ +C 1'1- :fr?2'flll4M,.evfi- e if l ll 1m ' .Q '-am selilg-Flhf 12-lilaigoms : e ar- if ff w a v .-3lx,?EaLe'1'H el.ai,f: l Us si 5 :aft if is g' x..-'il1' L?lEg ' K 595. .. Q-: .,3H,. f f T-i7f1Y,'! 1 1:44,- ..,,y5.uf' . 'S ' 1 . ,fe-1 ' r 'f::f- -SM. f .,,.m-1 1'-, N X. , ,y -kr, - -311' , ll

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spotting. lah 1'GsCm'c'l1, social zu Cam full il wm'lc-V-lwslessing unions is still lvcli, hut only N13Vga1iel ting in only one vote hchii ltffwlfh vCe'kvnClS. no clrxiilmiitgw Sllmng 1. Qxibfd, czw Hlifllfff fff id ollif' ,.. . - sum , , llx xx int. lxxvn- h SiIl1IlIHIlS lluiniq llicu .0 ' v U' I l1'8 1n.xx I 'lllJl'l'x' H l JIlllllQ f ns ll ' lu um, :is , . it PI' and in f' 1. I .ur 1 I nil l 1 im Llll ll!! s M, - 1 . . ' '.Umm'nI :gf lJfII':li'I1F,V.Y, Cl1l'E'Cl6Cl laytlzin Hlzincilmrd and .JCI limlic--xx'o1'k, . I I I I I I lircslmwn, 12 V V VC wni 1 I F L 'I Q lydvrhc blood-clona Ling, limi- The unclcr thv ww 1 li 0 ezmsurcr, Thelma San Ehlersg Vice-President. I 1 f . , , , lylizz-ibctli Brirnley. l. hr SUPllOII1Ul'f'S gave l'it't'I'Nf nn 1et'l'f'f1l.Q'l', dixxwtvcl hy rllllClll'lkl Fjzilltorrm, and ilu- ccl In xclicst Nativ- Lhr: big England 5011111- as db aa Dun- wal' ollicers Ihr 1946-47 wc-tm: President, Mary Chapin: . ....A+,. L , !-Q wi l lN'IisS74i?f' 14 5l'1'llJllll1ll llllll l,lll'II IX!! Il.llllN. lhrrf' :ur mm ilnilx vnu X1 ulr mx :incl lllt' rlixlm lim gn-,il vxpf-rlntiwiiw c lnmriic'i1uillmuiisuf-ll ilu' rziiikx. Ullurlrw lm ilu Nfl! url l.2lllllJf N-i'i'f'l.11'x. l,1lli. R Sliziiwvllll ijlllllfil' llvli S4-nifir Rf-pn-x1'liInIlug l x ilznl. IlIIfl l'f'IH'l'Sl'Ili l Ninn Hrmrcl r-ln-i filiclfv1'r11ilm'y ffllllflivv illfl X 'X llunr vi' f l f-vvlc v Flllfl Y 9 ff, H 4' :ZS C 'r Ax ... lil .im xln- tizmxlf l1m1'l'zul'l Ulu' l'l'1'Rl i ntunnivw, gmcl :i qsiwin 1 iI1SfillllCCl lu liz' xigiwd lui' llllfh Nllldf'lll L the bcginni i 'iw xnczir. 'lhis Yvlly. :incl hy mwii c1f,fWzs'.i', ' - Himur limwcl munclr out its f fi ' nfimrimis fill tl l10UOI' xxx 4 - , r -x X l l ' f V .,,, ..,,, -l lvl. . 3' Tim BLUE .-,. 5 ' gms lbw jixnims and Sm.. fiqh ightcn un acacien., ,Q Q it is zu mcmhcr mf Sxrnrnu... self ifACz1dc1'1iy. in IQIQ, Acadffmy was rn'ig'inz1lly n iety, hut ll group whifh aimed at pr ofthe zirts. Nlemlncrsli fzlely on ' in rl TFC K CQC, SX .1,:E anchardg T621 Chairman he nuvlkzuzizhni ,,,q,. i'ANnLEL.1G11T IN THE 5 .,h, Q ii i he c6ming! Uppe ,ff-'f ' ' S3 the Dean at dinner man' ,ff I N ofihe veal' and thc ' X - , ,X I , . pxesf A, 2 ilub. X J, and ihe on the table is the sure Y :h l'c:ati11'Cd a skit, Mesictl-2 is in the vicini A Though the light i. ' X I 1 OPEN Doon POLICY f Dqgin rw-Q soc: the ' Q from all 4 dart ,N nods with a fiiendly rwinklc. 'Am and non-1 .1-JV those same eyes are never st1ll4-- lwday, in 'I as she speaks, and they shine ax better than '4 'mins with tales of her ndvriacl 111 lG?1St H. Tw 'CU' f - she has mzmocuvred- , lwnwrs. bhcf Q her car, QOIIIITIXIYCLSI and will an the Q- hm' trips hack to her NNY lm mal 5047? Iiva O7?0bf' llllvl, llus cxnd oppui- HAH 1 W, fvsme Dum, commuters bc - Belgian mfs 9 .-., well-at conferences, and spulxc i Ming line of the many formals given vatiem. ,luring the college year. vlmncd an vcl initiut Um. l l' 5D1'2l Raconteur, match-maker, C0l1l'1SC'lOI', iiicnd. Amdciuy sponsr ' Economics Clul, This is Jane Louise Mcsick, Dean of Simmons. 5'c'z1r's Cliristmas party jointly wi