Simmons College - Microcosm Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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The girls who insure our social securi+y - The Social Ac'I'ivi+ies But Olde English is a seniors-only affair, and to say Merry Christmas to the rest of the college, Stu-G sponsors its annual dance, with non- profit prices, so that everyone can afford to come. Field Day is an all-college event which allows Stu-G an opportunity to combine the Gay Nineties and 1950. There is a Sunday-school picnic spirit to the box lunches and tally apples. to the singing and the hazaars, but thereis a definite 1950 twist in the blue jeans and lJasehall-for-young- ladies. The faculty hasnit a chance? ?? Commi'H'ee. Siu-G Open Meeting discusses beeis ancl solicifs commenis. Janie, pin a rose on Reef' Audrey Keiier, honor board chair- man, receives a corsage from reliring chairman, Jane Bond. w i th d uc t 20 'gThe object of the Board shall he the education of the students respect to maintaining con-

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A+ +he helm, Stu-G Council portions our pennies, dicusses our problems. Honor board receives honorable mentions. Stu-C is our Congress and our llr. Anthony. lls council - six senior othcers. the Editor of Neuxv and Chairman of NSA. plus a dorm stu- dent and commuter from each class - decides when well have Pay Day. ski-weekends or a bridge tournament. The Council members are husy girls with each member a head of various suh-committees. One is the Chairman of Honor Board. another the Chair- lnan of the Social Activities Com- mittee, and VP. holds down the chairmanships of both Dorm Council and Dorm Board. Wheil the otiicers add a chairman from each dorm to their group they become the Dorm Council. the group which plans recreation for the dorm- dwellers. Members from Dorm Coun- cil are chosen to form Dorm Board. Three Seniors, two Juniors, one The arm of the law, 'teaching all dorm students from freshmen to seniors. 3105.0 Sophomore and one Freshman are included in this judicial group which meets once a week to investigate violations of dormitory rules and pronounce sentence. Besides planning recreation from week to week. Stu-C sponsors special activities which have hecome tradi- tions. There-is Olde English Din- ner. for instance. livery year, Stu-Cf shakes out its medieval costumes and invites the seniors to gather around the hoar's head on the rough slah table. Everyone grasps his knife lirmlv. and while caroling and strolling players lend authenticity. demolish ye victualsf'

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Wllhe object of the Association is to . . . further the general interests of the sluclent hotly . . The Chairman of Social Activ- ities . . . shall have charge of . . . all social activities . . 5 V .Y ' A' 'c I X 'A -K' , it 'Q 'ig ,,,-, Key 'ro self-governmenl' once more changes hands. Kay is fhe belle of 'the ball while Santa Na+ gives out wiih candy kisses. Sfomping at fhe Statler. Stu-G's Chris+mas Formal.