Simmons College - Microcosm Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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From cz manic point of view. The Class of 1958 started its year by welcoming its sister class, making them feel at home. Later the Junior and Freshman Classes Were united through a candlelight ceremony. i After school got underway, the Jun- iors took over Leaders' Workshop and managed skit night. At Olde English Dinner, juniors served as carolers and provided some of the entertainment for the Seniors and the faculty. With the coming of spring came worries about Junior Prom and Spring Spree. Finally, at the last Step Sing, they cap- tured the steps and, in June, formed the traditional Daisy Chain. Clays mascot - HEFELUMP

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CLASS OF 1957 Cfflxf mlI.vf0liHE1NZ. Sniffing Seniors pre-text their caps and gown Heinz led the Class of 1957 in the first Step Sing of the year and found it a change to be looking down from the steps. The political campaign, with a new significance since many of us could vote, swept us along until the dragon appeared to entertain rapt audiences at Olde English Dinner. Senior-Faculty Dinner, Senior Lun- cheon With the presentation of roses, May Day Breakfast-Heinz ate and talked and, in the Placement Office, looked toward a job. Graduation was the climax of the year, of four years, and everyone celebrated during the festivities of Senior Week.