Simmons College - Microcosm Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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eye and ez very sympathetic ear. gest headache, but we've never seen her with a bottle of aspirin, or without her famous smile. Then when registration is over and done for the last time we're alumnae, and Miss Helen L. Dea- con keeps us in touch with each other. Before or after graduation Miss Marie LaPorte, with those lovely flowers on her desk, takes care of our questions and our phone calls, and Miss Frances XVeaver, with more lovely flowers in the lunch- room, takes care of our perpetual appetites. If We want publicity, and who's ever refused it, Miss Pauline A. Sidman is the woman to see, in her Ofhce of Public Relations. And if .ggi ,.2i , . t Ph-14 A!ll'Q7J an mz.ru'er from M. L:zPorte, help and aid from Mr'J. Chapman and Miff Hewitt. we need books we have two very pleasant choices, Mrs. Helen M. Bradstreet's Book Store, or the libraries, whose stag, directed by Kenneth R. Shaffer and Miss Mar- garetj. Arnold, will find any book you ask for, Whether it's right under your nose or among the overflow in the New England Deposit Library. Over on campus Miss Ruth H. Danielson and Mrs. Frank Cooper complete the administrative pic- ture as directors of residence who smooth the emotional and social rough spots of dorm life. U. S. Company Formed To Finish Panama Canal The Female Teele Opens

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bel , and cmd enteiftvzznment. . . The first adjective that pops into a Simmons girl's mind when you mention her faculty to her is friendly, for in her four years at Simmons she has found that no matter what the course, what the assignment, or what the problem, she can always count on her instructor for advice and cooperation. Whether it is in the conference rooms or in a private office the men and women of the faculty are Sally's best friends during her four years. Prom her first introduction to the members of the faculty at the freshman reception to the last good-by after graduation, she has probably seen as much of the faculty outside the classroom as in it. Student-faculty teas offer one type of social get-together and back-step talks over a cigarette another. The annual softball game between the girls and the faculty show up their athletic prowess and it's not unusual for some Wiry freshman to out- play one of her instructors in the ping-pong tourna- ment held each spring. And where would her date see her favorite profs if not at a Simmons dance as they bow in the receiv- ing line. Even as all Sallies know music hath charm when heard at Pops with her soc. 10 in- structor and classmates. I Which one bar Ike puppef? JOSEPH JEFFERSON HENRIK IBSEN if SAMUEL L. CLEMENS