Simmons College - Microcosm Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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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

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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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if al f -K .J-C ometime in her four years at Simmons the average student becomes aware of the awe-inspiring term administration It may be at the time g g during orientation Week of her freshman year when the President or G 'E'E 1 the Dean address the incoming class'-or it might be when the President of Student Government or the Chairman of Honor Board explains the system of self-government by the student at Simmons or the responsibility of the Honor System. But through her four years at College each student is reminded of the guiding hand in back of her. A conference with the Dean or with the Guidance Director, a talk with the Placement Director in her senior year before she leaves Simmons to go on to work. All these help to tie the Simmons girl in closer relationship with the ad- ministration of the College. The Stu-G open meetings let her know what is going on in the Council and what plans are being made that will affect her and future students. Even after she is graduated, the Alumnae Office and the Review keep her in touch with the College and her classmates. In her four years at College each student comes to realize the warm, human, and lasting friendship that is Simmons. Vw . 2 A ttfi The front of the building wezf still the mme when ftzeeie1zz'.r . Q, and fezczzlzjf walked 221 to clean nz the 77Z01'77Z7Ig mam jean ago.