Simmons College - Microcosm Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Message from President Park Microcosm is a book about people - the people who inhabited Hthe little worldw of Simmons College during 1957-58. For you who are seniors, it is especially a book of memories. When you look through the pages, you will have a feeling, no doubt, of warmth and happiness as you remember the close friends you made whose companionship contributed so greatly to your hap- piness and well-being. You will remember with pleasure your participation in the many activities, social and cultural, that filled your days and nights. You will remember the faculty and their constant concern that you should grow in knowledge and wisdom, that you might become mature women equipped to live full and useful lives. It is my hope that in the years ahead when- ever you read this book you will be proud of the use you have made of your Simmons education. The book Microcosm for the seniors might be considered a rec- ord of the pastg for the underclassmen it should be a guide for the future. Here, displayed in type and photography, is the framework of your life at Simmons College - your work and your play. I hope what you see here will inspire you to enter more fully into this life. You are in the fortunate position of being able to create the pleasant memories that you will have of Simmons College when you graduate. You have time to deter- mine what will fill the pages of the Microcosm to be published your senior year. Microcosm for the faculty and staff is a book of adventure. For us it records one more year in the life of an institution which has been in existence now for fifty-six years. To us, the adven- ture in higher education at Simmons is always an exciting and inspiring one. When we look back over the year, we are glad that many things were accomplished which we think good. But we look forward to the year ahead and another chance to strength- en and broaden these accomplishments. Every graduating class, collectively as well as individually, is missed at Simmons College, for each class seems to have some distinguishing characteristics of its own. We shall follow the careers of the members of the class of 1958 with pride and some measure of satisfaction and always a friendly interest. We look forward to your visits to the College and your help and support in the years ahead. Every good wish to each of you in the Class of 1958.

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N'-wr Williaxll E. Park, Presiflmlt of Simmons College ..,f

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