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U l W , QL! ha u- Zib h ' ii 1 E 'I -U ' if' GRADUATING is HK , fx, iq, ' +GRAQUATINCl I- ' 'Q Dedication A library, like the mainspring of a watch, controls the life function and degree of intellectual activity of a university. For in the last analysis, the strength of a university library largely determines the quality of its teachers. A good teacher will not risk stagnating his potentiality by restricting his supply of information, nor any intellectually motivated student place his future in the hands of an inferior faculty. In a larger sense, the university library stands for self-education, and this is the only meaningful education. In the First universities, the only books were owned by the professor who read to his students, professing to have knowledge. One might say that a small library is sufficient, quoting the Bible that to the making of books there is no end, or the Koran, Throw away all books, this alone will sufHce, but these views cannot stand. Where education is a privilege a fine library is a luxury, and a well-education person a gold coin in a box of coppers. 6 ,, . x Q , . A, -1 -1- mg M . , L 25,3 , S H I wig: . -V ' V .QQEZC QU - , gigxigia. 5,3511 if ' lib: R 5-1, ,. Y, X , f f. i -' H f . 5 f 'X . T H , A kin -.,. f,,f'v.N V ,1 vjfzgv I V3 'g'l - 4 W 5 ' ' ' W' 'A-' - i L' 7 , 1 4 I 1 wx' . ' 1 , . L V if fii ' Q ' , . Jn, QE Q 'Q'-Q 's M ft' ln, V- , , 0, ,- v '. . , W -' , ', ,- ' V ' 1 ' . ' S- f as 'V ' .4 ,. 9 f-f5 g qiggqgg ,Q 5' , f Q , - W ,Q 43:1 ffffff.ieii5ifZg.E, g..? ' 3 : -E-l4fi'25'Q1?'i?'ik-1 4 Z ' 'L li L. , 'vf ' ' 't 1 rn' un- 'www 1, ,A .b-.. 1 , ,.,. ,-,L:..-- 'N . ' 4 f wr f ,M fp I 1 21 ?5RHliii + ' vwz.S. S .. I , . . , . M .. 7 f 1 She has learned a great deal since freshman year A great deal which only the years can really evaluate But what she has gained is still fresh in mind, Partly untried and not yet entirely absorbed. She is not the same girl , . . inside. Only the essentials of her personality Basic and true to herself, Have remained after a period of changing thoughts, Developing ideals, maturing insights into herself, And into her world . . . a wider world, And a world which, because of her new knowledge, Is more truly hers . . . a world which she has gained, We are proud to say, At Simmons, through its traditions Of learning, of co-operating, of developing. She is the Simmons girl. 8 if . I , 5 ' 1 I ' kill' J il! l 51? - .Jn ,. 1 4,4 r . ,. Ill? fisiuigg? ',- I ff fy, HI!! 5 9 P 9 ' T 5 55,45 yi ,, ' itil E 3' if 5 ' wx I h, A - - if hs q l.: -1 .,'A.v-lg, . ., ,,.. R.. , 4 A+v4WWvwmM-, - ,. . . . ?:'iu-r-- Ofwgnplf ' -- -gg-.egg -17,153 W3Mw.f Learning IVIore than a discipline A beginning A way of thinking Of living Of seeing the world Through eyes new taught to see. Another thought, another method- Learning it, we enlarge our view Of our world Of ourselves. Kantian, Newtonian, Dewey Decimal- We learn from the old To use To improve To pass on Perhaps to discard But never to lose. x:m,,,,,..,,,,--- President Park, our four years were his first, And in that short time he has made himself a real part of the College, As though he had always been here. He brought new ideas and a deep respect for the Simmons ideal, Which he made clear to us by his belief in it. His work is never done, And his influence was felt by us in every phase of our college life. William Park: President K, s,.i..3.s :L- ny' fiwmmmwa t A-iv. ,.., P immwwmq S -sg. -.A '--...A gf! ,f , Eleanor Clifton: Dean The most familiar figure on the Administration was Miss Clifton. Whether our problem was personal or academic we could always turn to her. Our problems were hers toog she felt them as we did. Whenever we caught a glimpse of her busy schedule And her dedication, it was with awe that we realized, All her efforts were for us and the College. She was our best example of the truly educated woman. 11 '-Ll! Mr. Needham, Vice-President, Wears the many hats of administrator. uw, Administration Always active behind the scenes at Simmons, The Administration keeps things running smoothly And efficiently, making the framework in which the Students and faculty can do their best work. 'U- Mrs. Our Broadcorens, Director of Publicity, link to the world of the Press. Beaming Mr. Acheson, Director of Maintenance, makes sure we don't freeze. 'K i Organization, Finance, Placement of Graduates, and Alumnae Affairs, We always knew they were well taken care of. Mrs. McKee of the Placement Oflice. 45 . ., l 1 .v Mr. Batchelder, Comptroller, Simmons wizard of Finance. 5 Miss Poutas, Executive Secretary of the Alumnae Association at Simmons. 5 School of Business Ten hours of typing and shorthand a week, Gregg pens, short nails, tables, graphs, Accounting, Spanish business letters, the closeness of the School as well as its sometimes tense activity-a fitting introduction to the busy world of business rw 5 l-'Q l C Q : , 'bu -1 . ,- A ra A f '- f lfy- N V A QL ' ,- ,A 'Q 4 .V V- 2' 'I . -. ,A Elf- . s g ' - fra: lf' I 1' I lx ' , fl? , 4. x 3' 1 ,. ,Q at .. Y., 'K , xi i . , , V Jia i I an ' x- , H , 1 fp' . Lai. Ziff l ' f law, 542.15 1 . f - . Q 3 xg ,A ,N . e --. ., .,. ' wife- 1 rf A U Q IM ' ' 'ar . B - 1 4 Sf g f l ,. ' ' e e- -P , .. on l l-e.. '-1 FN-.. V fl l School of Education - Language and Arts A new school, the beginnings of a philosophy of education, we were the first students of this NEW undertaking . . . but it was a Newness filled with many familiar faces, in fact, the faces of the College, all contributing. 1 l 1 15 ......v.,f..,,,,l..T,. School of Home Economics Home Ee.-the place we learned to tlo what we'll do all our lives, in as well as at home . . . Tailoring . . . Dietetics . . . Food Chemistry always, no matter what the lielcl, Budgeting . . Starting with time. ----........,... an 'Xa '+----.. Mmmm . . . Whats cooking? Miss Ross, head of the School, and friend. The Nutrition course is hers, and do we work! nu sinnnfx-as-1 7' Mr. Shaffer, Director of I.. S., Organizes, runs the library, and teaches. l 'kf 'QA' Mr. Silver, our astute professor Reflects the learned side of Library Science W IT Q ,I u. .llillllllilllflfllll F1 LJ li School of Librar Science Musty old books, new ones stiff from the bookshops, binder's glue, Dewey Decimal, Story Hours, heavy tornes of reference, the .,.... -2. materials of our field. The librarian-caretaker of knowledge. Students in the Library School discuss a reference problem. 17 Prince School oi Retailing The world of the Prince student is not one of mere glamour. Her education in retailing, including economics, market research, store management, and advertising, is a Hrrn basis for a career requiring ingenuity and discrimination. :BQ Mrs. Barbara C. Haley, Acting Director of the Prince School of Retailing. An old-fashioned wedding dress adds novelty to this year's fashion show , i ,.,, w' C x L l , xx S C X 'Q Tr t i J .1 i 1. x vc' xxx V 5 b-W4 Jw .- as Q X X Q like 3 f l -N. 6 X--X , 'N If it 'N , , 'Z' F x f r w - . School of ursing The Nursing student finds that her profession provides her with infinite possibilities and rewarding experience. l rx 7 N. Ngf 1 fx .... ,ff Working in hospitals begins sophomore year. Five years of learning culminates with pinning, and white uniforms 1 I i, F , 2 Dino G. Valli, Graphic A rts I ma Ai - Virginia L. Bratton, A ,f Graphic Design and Printing Workshop Raymond F. Bosworth, Director of the School of Publication School of Publication The education of the Pub student revolves around the printed word and all of the technicalities necessary for the most accurate and pleasing communication. Miss Lombardo and Miss Williams, Managing Editor of the Simmons Review 5 x Endless hours are spent in the lab, until finally an unknown is identified. '-f 4 me - 41. . u L 'D ,W s 'ns xi 7 , The Science student, being provided with knowledge in the fundamental sciences, will be prepared for a professional position of importance in a technical era I. john A. Timm, Director of the School of Science. A biology field trip- learning by actual experience. 21 . 'M FW' Q N N i tidy.:-, V if' -Q,-'Z 166131 hgax, I' 1. 445: N-ss, he NN x '0u1qp-rf 'G 1-1. SJ L B542 Q . Mr. Deane, recently back from his tour of the Middle East, adds his gentle touch of understanding to Psychology. XSL. l School of Social Science The dominant feeling in Social Science is variety. No one seems to be doing the same thing. History, Economics, Government . . . Adolescent Psych. with Mr. Dunbar . . . A Soc. Exam with Mrs. Theodore . . . Mr. Johnson on '3- Mr. Welfling, Director of the School. 22 N N . X 1 . 4 X . . , 19. llll lug . re V if 5 I-.za 'Zi' 0 sf- QS' Q5 . , Q X965 Ethnic Groups . . . The feeling of a Q93 S Liberal Arts School with a professional goal . . . A vastness of knowledge and personalities telescoped into a l Mr. Kahl, associate professor of History, leads dCgTCC and OUT ITlClTl0I'1CS- his students to a deeper understanding of the historical approach. ,,,..,,,,, 4 9 ,, , ,,, Mr. Halko, assistant professor of American History. an ardent admirer of F.D.R., chats over lunch with Mr. Edelstein. Mr. Tollefson, assistant professor of Government, mulls over the current political situation in his office. x XX t I V. HQ . hy 1 xr b ---N A 1 '31, ,X ,4 L3 3513, , 'A' X K x fff 'ff' 5,1 ' HSV f -5 ' A Vvln L. A vw. I 'Q .A-!,... V QV., , I f . .. - , i 1 P Q: 55 .v:,.l '. -vm ,Q 4 47 fx ! All Ir5,,' ggg .RFU xx r ww. K ' 5.-J F U i V. , -is J w 'R IVA? M75 r.. ,M Qfff-'JS' 6' ' aifbin -WM The things we did at Simmons-outside class, especially our senior year When they all seemed so important because we would soon lose them. The Library Building, water, water everywhere-Spring Spree with its Own Arcade-Countless cups of cafeteria coffee-And the talk-Books-and talk. uf I Y X s ' may :if if .334-4: f' Lac William E. Park, President of the College Academy members and Vice President Needham Burton A. Cleaves, Director of Musical Activities The lirst lull honors convocation to acknowledge cxccllcnce in academic achievement, took place with colorful celemony and 1Y'lSIJ1l'1l1g significance lt is the purpose ol' this anticipated occasion to emphasize the vxoith ol outstanding scholarship in the academic atmosphere of the college and in the professional world lor which it trains. v Maw' Special scholarships and honor awards were bestowed upon students of outstanding academic achievement Representatives of the college administration, faculty. and students attended the first convocation next to Evans Hall F' f. i, ff' - ,,,'.....Q-5 I ll:! K s 1-1 1 i :Von .155 llllnvl H351 'Il we-..nl:u::-1 n -un XM A 1, wg.. K, '7- 'Q'-' SL :' WY, -'.,, ,sg J, . '. uf if iw . ,,.,-L.. V .R HA, ? , ,A I' r ,. 9 L,.,.,,A . V we .. 'Y' ..-. . '. is-1 12: v '-Z'-'. .' v. -xy .5Q.:' Qi!! 11 1 . . 5.2 5 ' 'L '- '-.' Q-4' ,415 , 1, Q! 9, . ' ,. , .I . 1 , , w , 1.1 .. , ,, : -- F -'rv 'J-'f-.-' -.1 'I-TI . .- , F' ' ' .il 0 ' 2'.f'?lew-vs uf' f'Q?'Efv' .,h'f. ,rlfln . .'-3 ,,.,..,r,. , haf- IJ .. , , 1' . .. f -. MP , ... .I ,,..,. . Ig -,,,,54 Z, ff , -F , Qu. r ' ,- rf ' L -. , 'f , 'QP h ,A ' . , . x Y .. , JL, ' , .-' , . 5, , T, , . .,, , ' 2' , I 1 ' Q . vf ' ..3-- .. f , S . Q 5 -, .- , ' ' - ' ' ml I :JI . ,nd -1- -. ,F . . .. -- ,' '. . .f, ' - Jr 29353 '. '..- 5.25 'bil' - ' ' L: 45551 '.:'-:? l ..'-A E'--.5 , fi- six- I H - iifzf F 'I--221 312, A' 5- ' 5. -r-ef- 'lg ' - - 5+ - ' Q' F , D , , T-., ,. ,Mu M, ' WL:-.Q ' -.-an C - ,-Q., 'wdunmin' ' ' M ' -mv , fl' m N Lf CO-OPERATING u Co-operating Giving of ourselves, An hour snatched from studying To sing with the Glee Club Working at a social welfare center A student-faculty basketball game. Meeting girls with similar interests Career and school clubs, Long hours on News and MIC We see ourselves in print. Listening to a discussion among faculty members Receiving from membership in a group A more complete fulfillment of education. ,4- S , 3E, : t fill! 29 With Student Government and Honor Board, our political organizations, Simmons was a complete little world inside many larger ones. The cooperation we learned and practiced here, we could apply in those myriad outer worlds inside which we functioned, drawing from them 30 W' , , V 6 . 'fn .- 'F 'X 1 . . . A Stu-G Honor Board Q..-f Y lf The place where We live and cooperate and relax-The Simmons Campus. Gradually, during our four years here. it became a kind of a home to usp a new kind of home where we learned to carry the responsibility of cooperation, where we could grow unimpeded. Evans Hall Simmons Hall -x fs Dix Hall Arnold Hall if r lo' 7 , xfii fr ill R Longwood House 33 of' l North Hall .ar South Hall gl, it g, Lx, I-3 ' C,m-.ww wmnwxmwwfwf, V9 Q qui Appleton House -up 35 Hastings House Brookline House , , FORUM, building interest in public affairs The spirit of cooperation is present in every phase of our education and school life at Simmons. Student organizations bring us closer together with our classmates. We all benefit by hearing guest speakers, participating in student-faculty coffee hours, and attending movies. NSA, our link with other colleges 'Nui' N 36 OUTING Cl,l'li, a chance lm' active enthusiasm f-Q i..,.a?A wav' 3,fQf f.,.. ' Because we are united in our goals and objectives, our friendships grow stronger as we work side by side. AA, a diversified program of sports 411 w Mrs. Cartwright Mrs. Howard Have a problem? Need a confidante? Want a special permission? Our homes away from home come equipped with a mother, and she will be glad to help you. Our Resident Heads are responsible for making dorm life a real pleasure. Mrs. Pattison 88 Mrs. Smith 5 nr.-1 in M'-f-ff-f. M Mrs. Lash 39 Mrs. Chandler Mrs, Silver , 5, f NI'-51. -Q, .V ,S ,v I 'rs fqk ,X , , X 1 ,Q ,af 5, - Miss Chrysler Films, Arts, Discussion Committee Cooperating by working with a club or organization gave a feeling of freedom and control which most of us never knew before. The thrill of holding office for the first time, the trust implied was like a vote of confidence- A vote we would not soon forget. News Staff -4 , -Jr... ......-1 ,S 40 Nsscnihly Series fiullllllilltlf fx Sw-y T7 px if T7 Senior Class Execuiixc Board Sophomore Class Executive Board 41 Glee Club Bluettes Modern Dance -31,1 if The Glee Club Lravels CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT . . . the result of long hours of practice . . . our Glee Club and the Bluettes- our orchestra-the Dance . . . sudden awareness draws us into a new realm of experience. Modern Dance Q-f Orchestra We' Without the spirit of cooperation, Simmons would not function as the Simmons we know. From the fund raisers who made the library possible the President, the Corporation, the Faculty-benefit is handed down to the students. O Recto There is a direct line of communication and inter-benefit as the student, Perhaps a senior in the new School of Education, goes to her student teaching with the information and attitudes she has garnered from her classes, reading, activities, and informal bull sessions, to put them to work for the first time and hand clown to her students the results of her four years and the College's fifty-odd ones. 45 kj-N.- THE MICROCOSM STAFF tries to bring all of the variety, color, and spirit of Simmons into a unified whole. The complications that arise before deadlines . . . late pictures, lost layouts, are soon forgotten when we finally see the Simmons girl portrayed in MIC., another step in our college history. X-qkkqii 46 HU Q sn, F' THE SIMMONS GIRL goes many places on the weekend. She may be seen in a crowded taxi rushing to catch a train for a holiday at Dartmouth or Brown, or she may be touring Boston by bus. i By bus Or taxi ': I I 1aS' B' B Q if COME ALONG, we have things to do in Boston. Let's stroll in the Commons- peanuts and squirrels. A subway ride, we're going to the theatre and Chinatown. VVhat a delight! So many places to go, come along and enjoy Boston F . i 55 Q wx, 4,15 , 3 V if-f -1 V- A, gr ,M :FQ I , V l-jf ,, l, isfggxls, .J . ,x,,' Wgwi W... r 1 :QQ W if J- -: .v .,x,.,.,.x, :yd fa.-M.. , 5,--wi on , -l.,Am,gvm.w- 1 , 9 ' ' L' -.eff N,--s.'fl't' Copley Square, the B.P.L.-as familiar as any sight in the city to a Simmons girl. Time out for some shopping, too. That's no problem for us We-'re only minutes from downtown department stores. ,-'ir :-wiv H -' :X N11 V, ,,,. :'-:s:'-2:z:m- 1' ..,. - ,guy .- - ss wgb-.M . ix . .. ,., , ,.-. gxgggg' , -- ,, - ' sf-212 , 'ii-T Y? , ,, A X x A X , :var-:1,4a:-V 50 ,Jw 'ge W The weekend at last . . . a snack away from Bartol. We leave Boston by plane, train, or bus to go home, or visit friends at other colleges. 51 51 MUNI! Wm G05 Aa. f N 5532, 'W' l Q Ugg X 'i Q 6-5 1 , C Y N V x, ' ffq. -.4-, -f... - ' fvn' 1 . A ef ff .jmfir t, . ig.. . ,H 2 'HQ lT,'l 1 '5 s 9. '1Q. 1 ' 7 V 1,111 'alan 3 12.0159 s JV ' .RIFE 1-.. ct' ... - . f,7.'f ' ,lv 4 .1 1, .Q , .1 I - . , .' 1 ' : uv.. I Q 7 'r Q Q' J P ' .. ,'f-' A '42, 'Q' ' 'l 1 Y Leaves fall, Football games More fun than ever. Tennis before the hrst chilly frost And we're having a Hallowe'en party Branches, too. Snowfall, ice skates, skis, and mittens, Decorate the Christmas tree Sing carols. Windy March Now blossoming spring, Boston Gardens' fresh new colors The old has new flavor, And the school year is gone. ,-af' ,. X if 1' , N--...g i rung f V g, Mvlu, '. M5121 V. rpg, I Q- i .,. K ,W W . ,F 1 g, ' X , Au iii ' ., ' THE CAMPUS ATMOSPHERE changes as the weekend approaches. We have more free time to take care of errands and enjoy some leisure. We still haven't outgrown coke parties, building snowmen, and sun-bathing on Evans roof. Our relaxing is not limited to dorm life. The city offers many forms of cultural relaxation as well . . . theatre, symphony, and art exhibits. X Rf' 3 rx :QM . 3 E+ .K V 4 HAT!! fyx: .fy 5,1 ,.'Yg.V' A! 51 :gs .+ Q W ,!Nb:,N. x ' J E 4 fb . 1. 5 . 13 A - J 2' .1 'x 4 M1 I .4137 vi . gg A 0? va xjs 6 'i K , Q. As x 4 ,-'ii ,N , X . Q, -A , 1, . - A W , .,,-1 I 1. ' 4 41 b -J --,4 ..,,- . ff viz? I -1 A-31' v: ' 1 ,1':Qf'f35'i4:'f ff .42- fU,.1,-f 41 .. .mg 'Q' 'W , , x - , V Q ' ? ' :if :Y-:ly .U , . 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PATRICIA CRAWFORD PEALE Home Economics SUSAN JEAN PARKER Education ww, mis, MARJORIE JAYNE PEARLSTEIN Business NANCY ANN PENDLEBURY Library Science if , T' Q ' Girlz 4.4 Q DEANNA ANGELA PENKUS Ed u cu tio n JOANNE ARPIE PETERSON Business CHRYSANTHE PETEROS Publication 'Q if DOREEN ANN PINTO NORMA POTTER Home Economics Education CORNELIA ANN POWERS Retailing 115 faf V q, ,K A --1 , SARAH PLUMMER Business 46, PEGGY ANN POWELL Publicatiqn fm 4 if f if ,.,' E VJ-.. z-:Wa , ..,,. ...S Q . .,.. . at 1 + -we JL ,V ,.,., ,- DOROTHY MARIE PRATT Science MARY RITTER B usiness INA RAYMOND Nursing AFS? Wh, 1 5, 7.2: ' 3 , 1 I ,ge , 5 'G ' 'wr s , s ,gg RUTH E. PRESTON Home Economics ROSALIND RICHMOND Business GRACE E. RICHARDSON Home Economics E JUDITH B. ROIZMAN Publication LYNNE ELLEN ROSS Social Science BARBARA SAFIER Business 117 '-F9 PATRIA M. RODRIGUEZ ELIZABETH ANN SACKS Library Science GA Q. , .l - .,-.wb , fi' .. 5+ 5: :R 912 BARBARA SAKS Education Science DORIS i. SARNO Retailing .zfgtifgj ' '.:: ci. 2 f .4 -::' gi 3 ,JN JUDITH ANN SCHEIN Retailing JEAN LORRAINE SCHAIER Publication ADELE SCHWARTZ Education 118 JUDITH P. SCHLAGER Retailing JOAN SCIPIONE Business MARCIA D. SEIDEN Social Science MARILYN BRODER SEGAL Social Science it Ad CAROL ELLEN SCHWARTZ Social Science ' ., 'jig 'Q' 'S 5 3 V ,.,. , .. t i- 1vHfE:::3- Q ' Q we KX MARCIA STEIN SEMANS Education ANN REVA SHAPIRO Social Science e e e , . ,, '2-M 1- LF- ' Y E.:-x-,':z:a. .P ---- A 3 1 N 5 ' 1-'1 'fs' 4, I -3- , 'J a X 5 1 X X Q ,x X by X , in 5 Q .3 ,I A x, '- 1' X 'Q X A . ROSAMOND R. SHEPARD DOROTHY JEAN SHEA Science Nursing JUDITH NANCY SHIFF Social Science I .X ...Q ' Y ..,., , X ' - -' .' We ,..,,-.uv ' .....'. i-,. DORIS MARIE SHOEMAKER Social Science ELAINE JOAN SIEGEL Business 120 CARMEN MERCEDES SMITH Business 'Q' ff, ,A.,.. 1 A x an -a 5 i H 1 5 ,B SUSAN SMUKLER Education JUDITH ANN SOLOMON Education X ,- 'xvm - gf' rn, S -8 -.diy 6 -if S TO BY TATTLEBAU M SLOANE Education PATRICIA W SMITH Nil' x Hs ' P .,.,, - j-5-hs: b ,SYS ' 1 ' I I ' is , Cf? PATRICIA ANN SNYDER Business .4 X, CORNELIA SPIEGEL Science ,'-,' 1 - 'E . 3 x 75 4 t N' '.,? gg: www-gi V .-:: ANNE KING STEVENS Nursing X JOAN LOUISE STRATHERN Library Science SABRA FARRINGTON STEELE Social Science ' 5 ELIZABETH ANNE ST. ONCE Home Economics CAROLYN SWIFT Publication NAOMI ANN TAYLOR Science 'Q GAIL NANCY Social Science TEUTON 123 .L 0 fp ' fr f ' ' '81 M. 'fi ' an ffsl H 'Q LUCY N.: X., ' .1 4, L :X TANNEYHILL ELLEN Retailing RION TEICH PHYLLIS MA Social Science -1 L., 2. iw-mv' f ,A,. , , .:,.,.. M A ,, 4:1 QIQQ QW? ,'L',.f. X ,, AM.. 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GAIL WILCOX Social Science 1,14 .W 5 ,I , A xg , A 4 , , .jg SQ av if Wfwsffiff' z i f -QQ CYNTHIA JANE WILSON Science SUZANNE MARIE WILSON Library Science 127 ANN LOUISE WILKIE Education ENID JEAN WILSON Education SALLY WITHEROW Retailing SANDRA REBECCA YAFFIE Science J 'Mi if' A ' 53. 15 gg '? 'f - ' 2' U Eff ' Q ... ,.V. ' f PATTY BAKER WOLFE Social Science BARBARA JOAN ZLOTNIGK Science Our minds are yinite, and yet even in these circum- stances of jinitude we are surrounded by possibilities that are infinite, and the purpose of human life is to grasp as much as we can out of that injinitude. Alfred North Whitehead 129 Looking out over the CIIIIIPLIS she is reallv looking over her past four years here. She has vet to draw her conclusions- perhaps thev will never be Final. Her ideas about Sinnnons. about education. about her life and goals will be constantly changing in a world of flux-the onlv constant is her Self- the Sell' that Sinnnons has helped her find. The world she faces more directlv now is not one she can view in onlv one set of terrns-college has taught her that. It is not a world of one era-of one stage of development- or even of one tinie. Its one essential unitv is perhaps a lack of unitv. a constant boil of peoples and events. And if in this world that she faces there is cause for despair: if she cannot at this point see anv posible road to a solution, she dares not turn her back on the boil-if Sinnnons had not taught her that. it would have failed her and failed the niacrocosni of which its niicrocosni is a part. But we do not believe that Sinnnons has failed in this essential sense. for it is to Sinnnons that she owes her abilitv to con- tribute-the Sinnnons to which she is now saving goodbve but will never leave behind. 130 SENIOR DIRECTORY AINSLIE, jean-Social Science, 14 Magee Street, Hyde Park 36, Massachusetts. ALEXANDER, Tatiana Pozwalska-Education, 22619 Main Street, Armada, Michigan, Modern Dance Club 2, Sock and Buskin 3, Co-Editor and Founder of Icarus 3, French Club 4. ALLEN, Elaine-Publication, 28 Rockland Street, Roxbury 19, Massachusetts, Technical Editor of News, Co-Chairman of Caps and Gowns for Senior Class, Representative for School of Publica- tion on Curriculum Committee. ALLISON, Patricia Sundberg-Home Economics, 94 Queensberry Street, Boston, Massachusetts, Dorm Tea Chairman 2, Dorm Board 3, Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4. AMES, Sandra Alice-Business: 1802 Wrightfield Avenue, Yardley Pennsylvania, junior Welcome Fashion Chairman 3, Secretary of Arnold Hall 4, Secretary of House President's Council 4, Co- Chairman of Olde English Dinner 4. ANDERSON, Betsy-Nursing, Sycamore Avenue, Woodbury. Con- necticut, Anne Strong Club 2, 3, 4, Fire Captain 3. ARLIN, Marilyn Patricia-Science, 2 Wayne Avenue. Claremont, New Hampshire. ARMAND, Elizabeth McCarthy-Business, 36 River Street, Boston, Massachusetts, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR, Ruth Elaine-Nursing, 1390 Keyes Avenue, Schenec- tady, New York, Program Committee of Freshman Prom 1, Anne Strong Club 2, 3, 4, Assistant Fire Captain 2, Delegate to Massa- chusetts State Council of Student Nurses 4. AUERBACH, Mary Linn-Science, 296 Cedarhurst Avenue, New York, New York, Social Activities Chairman of Simmons Hall 2, Athletic Assistant for Spring Spree, Physical Therapy Club. BAKER, Saundra Louise-Business, 73 Central Avenue, Chelsea 50, Massachusetts, Vice President of Freshman Class 1, President of Sophomore Class 2, junior Welcome Chairman 3. BANKS, Roberta-Education, 24 Van Greenby Road, Lowell, Massa- chusetts, Transfer Tea Committee 3, Hillel Club, Hillel Council for two years. . BATTING, Charlotte Anne-Retailing, 316 Randolph Avenue, Mil- ton 86, Massachusetts, Sock and Buskin 1, junior Welcome Com- mittee 3, Prince Club 3, 4, Chaimian of Door Decorations 4, Prince School of Retailing Representative to Executive Board 4. BAUM, Judith Anne-Retailing, 2133 Victoria Avenue, W'indsor, Ontario, junior Welcome 3. BEAULIEU, joyce A.-Education, 35 Fairbanks Road, Lexington, Massachusetts, Glee Club, junior Welcome, Newman Club. BEEMUS, Natalie Elizabeth-Science: 101 WVest 33rd Street, Erie, Pennsylvania, Sophomore Executive Board 2, Physical Therapy Club 2, 3, 4, junior Welcome 3, Daisy Chain Co-Chairman 3, House Counselor of Evans 4. BESWICK, Nancy Dexter-Science, 32 Fenimore Road, Scarsdale, New York, Senator 1, Co-Chairman of Invitations for Freshmen Prom, Glee Club 1, Food Representative 1, Classical Music Listening Club 1, Anne Strong Club 2, Vice-President 2, Nursing Representative to Executive Board 2, Synchronized Swim Club 3. BLANCHARD, jane Grant-Retailing, 20 Lee Street, Marblehead, Massachusetts, Prince Club 3, 4, House Counselor of Evans 4. BLANCHARD, Roberta M.-Business, 7 Beechtree Road, Rumford 16, Rhode Island, Transferred from Pembroke junior year, Trans- fer Welcome Committee, Outing Club, Newman Club, Committee for School of Business, Co-Chairman of Invitations for Olde En- glish Dinner 4. BLOOM, Susan-Education, 63 Royce Road, Newton 59, Massa- chusetts, Freshmen Prom Committee 1, Treasurer of Freshmen Class, Modern Dance Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Co-Chairman Spring Spree Entertainment Committee 3. BLUTHE, Ruth Rachel-Library Science, 2 Winston Road, Dorch- ester 24, Massachusetts, Hillel 1, 2, 3, 4, Academy 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4. BRANIFF, Ann French-Library Science, 1197 Boylston Street, Bos- ton, Massachusetts, junior Welcome Committee 3, Library Science Representative to Class Executive Board 3, 4, Curriculum Com- mittee Representative from School of Library Science 4. BRESS, Norma Isabelle-Home Economics, 3 Darcy Lane, East- chester, New York, Hillel 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Simmons Hall Tea Chairman 4. BRETHOLTZ, Phyllis Ann-Education, 48 Brownell Street, VVor- cester 2, Massachusetts, Chairman of Door Decorations in Arnold 1, Chairman of Decorations for Freshman Prom 1, Sophomore Dorm Representative to Student Government 2, Modem Dance Club 2, 3, 4, junior Delegate to N.S.A. 3, Chairman of Sophomore Workshop 3. BROWN, Martha L.-Nursing, 400 Boston Post Road, Sudbury, Massachusetts, Glee Club 1, 2, Anne Strong Club 2, 3, 4. BRUNJES, Linda-Education, 26 Lakeview Avenue, Hartsdale, New York, Bluettes 3, 4, Song Leader of Senior Class 4, Social Activities Chairman 4. BRUTIN, Elaine L.-Science, ll-04 Fairhaven Place, Fair Lawn, New jersey, All-College Handbook 1, Volunteer worker 2, Ellen Richards Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Academy 3, 4. BUNYAN, Barbara Greene-Science, 58 Knollwood Lane, Darien, Connecticut, Floor Representative of Arnold 3, Transfer Welcome Committee 3, House Counselor of Arnold 4. BUTLER, Sara A.-Nursing, 24 Woodland Road, Lexington, Massa- chusetts, Anne Strong Club 2, 3. CAREY, Sheila Rose-Home Economics, 351 Crafts Street, Newton- ville, Massachusetts, Executive Board Representative 4, Home Econ- omics Executive Board 4, Home Economics Club, Newman Club. CARSTEN, Carole I.-Education, 958 54th Street, Brooklyn 19, New York, Handbook Staff, President of Simmons Hall 4. CARVALHO, jesselyn-Publication, Spring Hill Road, Gladwyne, Pennsylvania, Honor Board Representative 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, Sock and Buskin 1, 2, 3, Dorm Board 3, Co-Chairman, Student Invitation Day 3, N.S.A. Chairman 4, Student Assistant 4. CHANDLER, Lynette S.-Science, 1236 West 5th Street, Sarasota, Florida, N.S.A. Class Representative 1, 3, Campus Guide 2, Treas- urer of Dix 3, Student Assistant of Dix 4. CHERRY, joan B.-Business: 242 Salisbury Street, Worcester 9, Massachusetts, Assistant Treasurer of Student Govemment 3, Treasurer of Spring Spree 3, Business Manager of lllicrocosm 4, Treasurer of Senior Class 4, Treasurer of Arnold Hall 4, Academy 3, 4. CLANCY, Rosalie Banks-Science, 18 Whitman Avenue, Melrose, Massachusetts, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, Christmas Chapel Service 3, Easter Chapel Service 3, Stud- ent Government Workshop 3, Daisy Chain 4, Usher 1. CLARK, Roberta Gallant-Publication, 29 Queensbury Street, Bos- ton, Massachusetts, Sock and Buskin 1, 2, 3, 4, President of Sock and Buskin 3, Vice-President of Sock and Buskin 4, Literary Co- Editor of Microcosm 4, Assembly Series 3, 4. COHEN, Elaine Ruthfield-Social Science, 26 Evans YVay, Boston, Massachusetts. COLITZ, Barbara Sue-Education, 11 Ellery Road, Newport, Rhode Island, Volunteer Work 2, Fire Captain of Morse Hall 4. COMPTON, Carole B.-Retailing, 29 Dover Terrace, Westwood, Massachusetts, Transferred from Green Mountain junior College sophomore year, Prince Club 2, 3, 4, Mistress of Ceremonies Sopho- more-Skit Night 3. COOK, Maria Elizabeth-Library Science, 68 Main Street, North- field, Massachusetts, Co-Chairman Christian Association 3, Student Assistant, Morse Hall 4. COOPER, Katherine Stone-Science, 23 Temple Street, Apartment 6, Boston, Massachusetts, Physical Therapy Club. COX, Clara Annette-Business, 60 Holsworthy Street, Roxbury, Massachusetts, Medical Records. CRAM, Robin Carol-Nursing, 3211 Beech Street, Washington, D. C., Senate 1, Sock and Buskin 1, Anne Strong 2, 3, Dorm Board 3. CROCKETT, Marylea-Pul1licatio11,: 150 Sweetfield Circle, Yonkers, New York, Glee Club, Treasurer of Sock and Buskin, Co-Photo- graphy Editor of Microcosm, Dorm Representative. CURHAN, jeannie Ackerman-Publication, 17 Garrison Road, Brookline 46, Massachusetts, FAD, Chairman of Arts 2, 3, Junior Welcome Committee 3, Co-chairman Program for Spring Spree 3, Commuter Social Activities Representative 4, Technical Co-Editor of Microcosm 4. CURHAN, Ruth Sara-Science, 133 Jordan Road, Brookline 46, Massachusetts, Glee Club l, 2, Ellen Richards Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Campus Guide 2, FAD, Publicity Chairman 3, Dorm Board Repre- sentative 3. DALY, Ellen Katherine-Business, 391 Eliot Street, Milton 87, Massachusetts, Campus Guide 2, Assembly Series Representative 2, junior Welcome Committee 3, Student Government Treasurer 4. DAWES, Sarah Wohl-Retziilingg 62 Washington Street, Hudson, Massachusetts, News Staff 1, Secretary-Treasurer, Hastings House 1. DAY, Gertrude L.-Business, ll Keeling Road, Mlakefield, Massa- chusetts, Student Government Representative 1, Basketball Re- presentative to Athletic Association 1, Newman Club 1, 3, Class Executive Board 1, 2, Freshman Prom Committee 1, Commuter Representative to Student Government 2, Leaders' Workshop 2, Athletic Association Executive Board 2, Captain of Basketball Team 2: Sophomore Luncheon Decorating Committee 2, Vice-President Athletic Association 3, junior Welcome 3, President Athletic Association 4, Advertising Manager of Microcosm. DELOTT, Renee-Business, 280 River Road, Winthrop 52, Massa- chusetts, Volunteer, Social Relations 1, 2, Chairman of Social Rela- tions 3, junior Welcome 3. DEMPSEY, Mary Ester-Social Science, 404 Brush Hill Road, Mil- ton, Massachusetts, President of Newman Club, Chairman, Social Relations, Academy. DETWEILER, Anne Marie-Business, 54 Sutherland Street, Pitts- ford, New York, Chairman of Christmas Cotillion 2, Spring Spree Committee 2, House Counselor of Arnold 3, Class Secretary 3, Senior Dorm Representative to Student Government 4. DeWITT, Winifred Elizabeth-Retailing: Hill 99, Woodstock, New York, Food Representative in Appleton 1, Treasurer of Evans 2, President of Evans 3, President of Prince Club 4. DIX, Gretchen V.-Nursing: 71 Pierrepont Avenue, Potsdam, New York, Anne Strong Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, Vice-President of Sim- mons Hall 3. DOBBINS, Mildred Evelyn-Social Science, 17 Arlington Street, Pawtucket, Rhode Island, Co-Chairman Spring Spree Booth South Hall, Transfer Welcome Committee, Social Chairman, Arnold, President Arnold. DORFMAN, Linda Levitt-Retailing, 71 Kilsyth Road, Brighton 35, Massachusetts, Prince Club. DUFFIN, C. Jane-Science, 28 Southgate, Dedham, Massachusetts, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Campus Guide 2, Physical Therapy Club 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman of Spring Spree Booth, Evans 3. DUNLAP, Susan Elizabeth-Business, 225 Waltham Street, Lexing- ton, Massachusetts, Synchronized Swim Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treas- urer, Transfer Welcome Committee 3, Song Leader, Arnold 3, Olde English Dinner Committee 4. DUPREY, Beatrice Lee-Retailing, 2 Commercial Street, Wey- mouth, Massachusetts, Executive Board l, Newman Club 1, Class Secretary 2, Prince Club 3, 4. EAGLES, Sue Anne-Publication, 172 Beechwood Drive, Wayne, New jersey, Chairman Sophomore Luncheon 2, Class Vice- President 3, House Counselor, Arnold 3, Student Assistant, Sim- mons Hall 4, Student Government First Vice-President 4, Academy 3. 4. EATON, Mary Elizabeth-Social Science, 88 Perry Street, Brook- line, Massachusetts. EMERY, Madeline-Social Science, Cumberland Foreside, Port- land, Maine, House Counselor 4. ENG, Virginia Wong-Science, 805 Washington Street, Boston, Massachusetts, Campus Guide, Chairman of Science Project for Student Invitation Day for South Hall, Chinese Students Club. ENSOFF, Ina-Home Economics, 36 Orbney Road, Brighton 46, Massachusetts. EPSTEIN, Myra Bailey-Retailing, 2885 Hastings Road, Birming- ham, Alabama, Transferred from Sophie Newcomb, Prince Club, Advertising Staff of Microcosm. FAIRBANKS, Lois May-Business, 18 Orchard Drive, Greenwich Connecticut, junior Prom Committee 3, Business Manager. FARNAN, Mary Margaret-Education, Roxbury Road, Niantic, Connecticut, Dance Club Compets 1, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. FAUST, Eleanor-Publication' 293 Greylock Parkway, Belleville, New Jersey, Reporter, Feature VVriter, News Editor of News, Hillel Dorm Class Representative, Mfinner Ping-Pong Tournament 2: Vice-President of Academy, Volunteer Work. FENTON, Geleta Frances-Business, Silkey Road, North Granby, Connecticut, Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Office Staff 1, Campus Guide 2, House Council 2, 4, Sophomore Workshop 2, junior W'elcome 3, Assistant Student Government Secretary 3. FICKSMAN, Ruth-Social Science, 75 Temple Avenue, Winthrop 62, Massachusetts, Hillel 1, 2. 3, 4, Treasurer 3. FIERER, Gail Sharon-Social Science, 5 Goldsmith Avenue, Med- ford, Massachusetts, Hillel, Campus Guide, Social Relations Publi- city. FLOOD, Virginia Carol-Home Economics, 67 Woodlawn Street, Hamden 17, Connecticut, Newman Club, Home Economics Club. FORD, Alison-Science, 250 Gregory Avenue, West Orange, New jersey, Floor Representative for Arnold Hall, Glee Club 1, 2, Class Representative from School of Science to Class Executive Board 2: Placement Commission 2, Chairman of Programs for Christmas Cotillion 2, Honor Board Representative 3, 4. FRANK, Barbara Susan-Business, 131 Bronson Terrace, Spring- field, Massachusetts, Fire Captain-Dix Hall 2, Academy 3, 4, Campus Fire Chief 4. FRANK, Frances Elizabeth-Home Economics, 71 Spring Lane, Englewood, New jersey, Class Song Leader I, Glee Club 1, Prom Chairman 1, Athletic Association Representative 1, Leaders' Work- shop 2, Class Vice-President 2, Campus Guide 2, Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, FAD 2, Class President 3, F.S.L.P. Committee 3, junior Welcome Committee 3, Student Assistant, Brookline House 4, Chairman of Honor Board 4. FRAZIER, Carol Ann-Nursingg 27 Garrison Road, Wellesley 81, Massachusetts. FREEMAN, Judith Lee-Science3 136 Parson Street, Easthampton, Massachusetts3 Bluettes 2, 3, 43 Physical Therapy Club 2, 3, 4. GILBOARD, Elaine Marcia-Business3 24 D. Street, Lowell, Massa- chusetts3 Hillel, Junior Welcome Committee 33 Fund Drive 33 Microcosm Committee 43 Business Staff of News. GILLETT, Jane Louise-Nursingp Pond Street, Hopkinton, Massa- chusetts3 Outing Club 1, 2, 33 Basketball and Softball 1, 2, 33 Fresh- man Prom Committee 13 Anne Strong Club 2, 3, 43 Representative to Massachusetts State Council of Student Nurses 2, 33 Co-Chairman of Student-Faculty Softball Game-Spring Spree 2, 3: Head of Soft- ball, Athletic Association 3. GLATZER, Susan Deborah-Library Scienceg 304 Beach 12th Street, Far Rockaway 91, New York3 Transfer Welcome Committee 4g House Counselor 4. GLESMANN, Carol-Nursingg 90 Dartmouth Street, Holyoke, Massachusetts3 Freshman Prom Committee 13 Anne Strong Club3 Treasurer 3. GLUNTZ, Marilyn E.-Scienceg Ellen Richards Club 2, 3, 43 Sock and Buskin 2, 3, 43 Dorm Treasurer 2g Athletic Association 2, 3, 43 Junior Welcome Committee 3. GOLDSMITH, Sylvia-Library Science3 276 Grove Street, Teaneck, New Jersey3 Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Representative3 Outing Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Trips Director3 Treasurer3 President3 Executive Board of Class of 1960. GORFINKLE, Harriet-Business3 20 Red Rock Street, Lynn, Massa- chusetts3 Sock and Buskin 23 Junior Welcome Committee 33 Microcosm Advertising Staff 3, 43 Placement Commission 4. GRANT, Beverly Ann-Home ECOTLOl7liCSj 12 Colby Road, N. Quincy 71, Massachusetts. GRASSA, Carolyn-Retailingg 117 Park Drive, Boston 15, Massa- chusetts3 Prince Club3 Outing Club. GREENBLATT, Brenda-Educatiom 75 South Street, Chestnut Hill 67, Massachusetts3 Sock and Buskin3 Tennis Team3 Chairman of Spring Spree Booth for Morse Hallg Assistant Fire Chief of Morse Hall3 Student Forum3 Co-Chairman of Skit Night for Morse Hallg Entertainment Committee for Sophomore Luncheon. GREENFIELD, Naomi Joy-Educationg 32 Warren Avenue, Chelsea 50, Massachusetts3 N.S.A. Alternate Representative 13 Modern Dance Club 13 News Reporter 1, 2, 3, 43 Campus Guide 23 Hillel Council, Social Chairman 33 Curriculum Committee of Student Government 4. HADDEN, Judith Joy-Retailingg 609 Palmer Road, Yonkers, New York3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Sock and Buskin 1, 33 House Counselor 4. HAMOLSKY, Dorothy Libby-Science3 9 Leland Street, Malden 48, M3SS3ChUSEtlSQ Sophomore Guide 23 Junior Welcome Committee 3, Commuter Chairman 4. HARDY, Dawn Marie-Library Science3 39 Fallston Street, Spring- field, Massachusetts3 Sock and Buskin 13 Christian Association 3, 4. HATFIELD, Barbara Anne-Nursing' 2 Mauro Avenue, Glen Falls, New York3 Freshman Representative 13 Student Government Office Staff 13 Anne Strong Club 2, 3, 4, President 33 Dormitory Secretary 23 House Counselor 3. HAWKINS, Joanna Marie-Scienceg 141 Orchard Street, White Plains, New York3 Physical Therapy Club 2, 3, 43 President 43 Newman Club 2, 33 Dorm Officer 23 Sock and Buskin 2, 33 Trans- fer Welcome Committee 2. HEAD, Kathleen-Publicationg 236 Glenbrook Road, Stamford, Connecticut3 Junior Welcome 33 Microcosm, Assistant Circulation Manager 3j Technical Co-Editor 4g Arnold Hall Treasurer 3, Vice-President 43 Social Activities Dorm Representative 43 Spring Spree Dinner Chairman 3. HEGENER, Diane H.-.S'rz'cnz'e,' Main Street, Norwell, Massachus- CHS. HENDREN, Mary Anne lfaggiano-Ifimrzessg 69 Park Drive, Boston 15, lVl2lSS2iLllllSCllSQ Glee Club 1, 23 Athletic Association Representa- tive 13 Junior Welcome Steering Committee 33 Student Covernment Commuter Representative 4. HENDRICKSON, Beverly lioothby-Scienczfg 86 Jersey Street, Bos- ton l5, Massachusetts3 Physical Therapy Club 2, 3, 4. HERSHFIELD, Sandra Bernice-Social Srierzce: 67 Irene Street, Lawrence, Massachusettsg Hillel 1, 3, 43 Volunteer Work 1, 23 Member of Social Relations Executive Committee 3, 4. HEYMAN, Jeanne B.-Social Scie11ce3 15 Burgess Road, Scarsdale, New York3 Hillel 1, 2, 33 Spring Spree Committee 1, 2. HOLINGER, Barbara Walbriclge-Home Econonzics,' 1008 East Seventh Street, Plainfield, New Jersey: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Outing Club 1, 2, 33 Home Economics Club 2, 3. 43 House Coun- selor 4. HOLLAND, Clare Rosoff-Education' 19 Agassiz Street, Cam- bridge, Massachusetts3 Campus Guide3 Glee Clubg College Voucherg Frsehman Prom Committee lj May Day Breakfast Committee: Re- presentative to Executive Board for School of Education 4. HONIGBERG, Cora B.-Social Science3 47 Huntington Drive, West Hartford, Connecticutg Treasurer, Morse Hall 23 House Counselor 33 FAD Secretary-Treasurer 43 Vice-President, Morse Hall 4. HOROWITZ, Dina Ashkenazi-Educatiom 53 Spark Street, Brock- ton, Massachusetts3 Spring Spree Committee 3. HURWITZ, Dale Goldberg-Educationg 223 Park Drive, Boston 15, Massachusetts3 FAD 2, 3. INGRAM, Nina Nancy-Social Scienceg Meadow Brook Road, Nor- wich, Vermont3 Sock and Buskin 13 Outing Club 13 Spring Spree Booth 13 Outing Club 13 Campus Guide 23 Leaders' Workshop 23 Junior Welcome 33 Junior Prom Entertainment Committee 33 Forum Representative 43 Senior Executive Board 4. ISAY, Rosanne Myers-Social Science,' 128 North Craig Street, Pittsburgh. Pennsy1vania3 Winner of Ping-Pong Tournament lg Volunteer Work3 Athletic Association3 Hillel. JABLONSKI, Elizabeth Ann-Educationg Thompson Road, Web- ster, Massachusetts3 News Circulation Staff3 Newman Club. JACKSON, Rochelle-Publicationg 667 Taft Street, Gary, Indiana, Sock and Buskin3 Compets3 Fashion Commentator for Sophomore Luncheon3 Fashion Commentator at Style Show for Freshmen3 Outing Club. JOHNS, Margaret Ann-Science,' 1422 Massachusetts Avenue, Arlington 74, Massachusetts3 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Campus Guide 23 Ellen Richards Club 2, 33 Junior Welcome Committee 33 Academy. JORJORIAN, Carol-Businessg 4 Old Brook Drive, Worcester, Massachusetts3 Social Activities Chairman, South Hall 33 Olde English Dinner Committee 33 Spring Spree Committee 33 Senior Executive Board 4. JOSEPH, Christina L.-Scienceg 83 Curtis Street, Somerville 44, Massachusetts3 Chairman of Orthodox Booth at Spring Spree 13 Sophomore Dance Committee, Publicity 2: Junior Welcome Committee 33 Representative to Curriculum Committee from the School of Science. KALDIS, Marguerite Belisle-Social Science,' cfo Mrs. Laurie E. Kaldis, 314 Benefit Street, Providence 3, Rhode Island3 Glee Club 13 Freshman Spring Spree Booth 13 Office Staff 13 Orchestra 33 Curriculum Committee 43 Volunteer Worker 4. KARP, Myrna Cynthia-Businessg Elm Street, Milo, Malnei Busi- ness Manager of News 33 Spring Spree Committee 33 Circulation Staff of Microcosm 43 Dorm Secretary 4. 133 KIDDER, Barbara Ann-Publication, 158 Nichols Street, Everett 49, Massachusetts, Freshman Executive Board 1, Campus Guide 2, Sophomore Auction 2, Sophomore Luncheon, Assistant Chairman of Junior Welcome 3, Student Assistant in Simmons Hall 4, Co- Editor of Microcorm 4. KINDY, Jeanne Alice-Nursing, 47 West Silver Street, Westfield, Massachusetts, Anne Strong Club 2, 3, 4, Academy 3, 4. KING, Jacqueline M.-Social Science, 32 St. Paul Street, Brookline, Massachusetts, Class Representative to Athletic Association, Presi- dent of the Athletic Association, Chairman of Sophomore- Freshman Valentine Party, Bluettes. KINGSLEY, Barbara Ann-Publication, 13 Spring Street, Salem, Massachusetts, Spring Spree Booth 1, Newman Club, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Synchronized Swimming Club 3, 4, Junior Welcome, Poster Committee 3, Spring Spree Invitations Committee 3, Leaders' Workshop 3, M icrocosm Literary Staff 4. KISLOFF, Roberta-Library Science, 266 Seaver Street, Roxbury, Massachusetts, Office Staff 1, Campus Guide 2, Junior Welcome 3, Hillel, Sock and Buskin. KONG, Young Sim-Home Economics, 111 Surindong Chongno, Seoul, Korea. KORNSTEIN, Elaine Brenda-Publication, 183 Highland Street, Woonsocket, Rhode Island, Hillel 1, 2, 3, 4, Sock and Buskin 1, Freshman Prom Committee 1, Assistant Technical Editor News 2, 3, Spring Spree 2, 3, Academy 3, 4, Olde English Dinner 3. KREITZER, Fredericka-Retailing, Elliott, Illinois, Transferred from DePauw University junior year, Prince Club of Retailing 3, 4. KUDER, Patricia H.-Nursing, 218 South Main St., North Wales, Pennsylvania, President of Freshman Class 1, Glee Club 1, 2: Bluettes 2, 3, Curriculum Evaluation Committee 2, 3, President of Dix Hall. LaMENS, Joan V.-Publication, 204 Brookside Ave., Ho-Ho-Icus, New Jersey, Chairman of Publicity for May Breakfast 2, Co- Chairman of Publicity for Jr. Welcome 3, Publicity for Sophomore Luncheon 2, Publicity for Jr. Prom 3, Co-Art Editor of Microcosm 4, House Counselor 4. LAMSON, Shayna-Retailing, 69 Park Drive, Boston, Massachus- etts, Glee Club 2, News 3, Academy 4. LANDSBERGER, Lee Margery-Publication, 4413 VVest Franklin St., Richmond. Virginia, News Staff 1, 3, 4, Academy 2, 3, 4, Campus Guide 2, Spring Spree 3, Convocation Committee 4. LAUN, Gretchen Converse-Social Science, 214 Grove St., Putnam, Connecticut, Freshman Representative l, Spring Spree Co-Chair- man of Booths 2, Class Executive Board 3, Social Relations Com- mittee. LEAROYD, Barbara Carolyn-Social Science, 55 Chaske Ave., Au- burndale, Massachusetts, Campus Guide 2, News 2, 3, Academy 3. 4, Managing Editor News 4: Junior Welcome 3. LEARY, Janet Michele-Nursing, Washington St., Assinippi, Massachusetts, Sock and Buskin l, Newman Club 1, 2, 3: Straw- berry Breakfast Decorations Committee 2: Anne Strong Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Seating Committee Chairman 3, Floor Representative to Dorm Board-Dix Hall 3, Class Representative to Senior Exe- cutive Board 4. LEE, Barbara Louise-Science: 35 Dewey Ave., Milford, Connecti- cut, Christian Association 2, 3, 4, Publicity Chairman 2, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, Junior Yvelcome Committee 3: Evans Hall Floor Representative 3. LEE, Katherine Ann-Social Science, 242 Ocean Drive West, Stam- ford, Connecticut, Christian Amociation Representative 3, Junior Prom Program Committee 3, House Counselor 4, Social Relations Club 4. LEECH, Constance-Nursing, Homer Folks, West St., Oneonta, Massachusetts, Outing Club 1, Anne Strong Club 2, 3, 4. LEKBERG, Nancy Louise-Business, Main St., East Douglas, Massachusetts, Glee Club 1, 2, Dorm Treasurer 2, Spring Spree 2, Junior Welcome Committee 3, Dorm Vice-President 3, Christian Association 3, 4, Circulation Manager of Microcosm 4. LEM, Marlene Hope, 105 Elizabeth, Calumet City, Illinois. LESLIE, Lynn-Business, 3336 Maynard Road, Shaker Heights 22, Ohio, Circulation Manager of News 2, 3, Junior Welcome Com- mittee 3, Business Manager of Junior Prom 3, Microcosm 4. LEVINE, Judith Ann-Retailing, 17 Bayley Blvd., Hudson, New York, Sock and Buskin 1, Executive Board l, Prince School Repre- sentative 2, Curriculum Committee 2, Chairman Prince Club Open House 4. LEVINSON, Marjorie Rieder-Education, 54 Warwick Avenue, Bridgeport 4, Connecticut, Freshman Chorus Accompanist 1, Glee Club 1, Modem Dance Club 2, Athletic Association Secretary 3, Dorm Song Leader 3. LITTLE, Frume Rochelle-Publication, 108 Braebarton Blvd., Steubenville, Ohio, Assembly Series 1, News 1, 2, Transfer Wel- come 2, Class Executive Board 2, May Breakfast 2, Forum Secretary 3, Re-evaluation Student Government, Structure Committee 3, Co-Chairman Student Invitation Day 3, Microcosm, Co-Editor 4. LITTLEFIELD, Sidney Carolyn-Science, York Harbor, Maine, Ellen Richards Club 3, President 4, Academy 4, Transfer Welcome Committee 4, Transferred from Boston University junior year. LOEWENTHAL, Susan Elizabeth-Social Science, 120 East 81 St., New York 28, New York, Co-Chairman Caps and Gowns 4, Micro- cosm Staff 4. MALATSKY, Lois Susan-Science, 239 Wolcott Road, Brookline, Massachusetts. MANELIS, Judith Ann-Education, 554 Rockdale Ave., New Bed- ford, Massachusetts, Publicity Chairman of Spring Spree 2, Assistant Fire Captain, Simmons Hall 2, News 2, FAD 2, 3, Treas- urer 2. 3, Hillel, Executive Board 3, 4. MANN, Emily-Publication, 936 Balch Avenue, Winter Park, Florida, Co-Chairman of Skit Night 1, 2, Mistress of Ceremonies 2, Co-Chairman of Spring Spree Booth 2. MANN, Nancy-Publication, Upper Farms, Northfield, Massa- chusetts, FAD 2, House President 3, Co-Chairman Christian Asso- ciation 3, Student Assistant 4. MARSH, Gretchen Helene-Social Science, 7 Ellis Street, New Britain, Connecticut, Secretary of Freshman Class l, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Manager 3, 4, Student Director 3, 4, Sophomore Auction Chairman 2, Sophomore Forum Representative 2, Volun- teer Mlork. MASON, Marilyn Edwards-Business, 68 Sterling Road, Westwood, Massachusetts, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Con- cert Manager 4, Freshman Commuter Senator 1, All-College Hand- book Committee 1, Blazer Committee 1, Sophomore Prom Program Committee 2, Campus Guide 2, Leaders' Workshop 2, School of Business Representative to Junior Class Executive Board 3, Junior Welcome Steering Committee 3, Junior Prom Program Chair- man 3, Student Assistant 4. McCANN, Ellen Maeve-Business, 90 Beech Street, Lowell, Massa- chusetts, Newman Club l, 2, 3, 4, Decorations Chairman for the School of Business 4. McGRAW, Roberta Joan-Home Economics, Johnson Road, Gor- ham, Maine, Sock and Buskin 1, 2, News Circulation Staff 1, Forum Representative l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 4, Social Activities Chairman of South Hall 2, Transfer Welcome Committee 2, Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 4, Junior Wel- come Committee 3, Academy 4. MCNAMARA, Mary Frances-Library Scienceg 62 River Avenue, Gardiner, Maine. MICHELMAN, Arlene Sue-Home Economics, 97 Fenno Street, Quincy 70, Massachusetts5 Home Economics Club 3, 4. MIGLIERINI, Virginia Teresa-Home Economicsg 82 Bucking- ham Road, Milton 16, Massachusetts5 Newman Club 3, 45 Home Economics Club 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Prom Committee Junior Year 35 Transfer Welcome Committee 45 'Transferred from Em- manuel College in junior year. MILLER, Margaret Jean-Businessg 2626 East Genesee Street, Syracuse, New York5 Newman Club 15 junior Welcome Com- mittee 3. MILLER, Sheila Wendy-Social Scienceg 525 Colfax Avenue, Scranton 10, Pennsylvaniag Freshman-Junior Skit Night Chairman, Dix Hall 35 Christmas Cotillion Dance Committee 35 Transfer Welcome Committee 45 FAD 4. MORIARTY, Ellen Mary-Nursing5 20 Taft Avenue, Easthampton, Massachusetts5 Newman Club 1, 2, 35 Anne Strong Club 2, 3, 45 Delegate to National Convention of Student Nurses in Philadel- phia 35 Sock and Buskin 2, 35 Outing Club 3. MORSE, Barbara Re-Retailingg 17607 Lomond Boulevard, Shaker Heights 20, Ohio5 Hi1lel5 Dorm Fire Captain5 Campus Social Activ- ities Chairman. MUELLER, Helen Anne-Social Science: 50 Lasell Street, West Roxbury, Massachusetts5 Academyg Lutheran Students' Group, MUGFORD, Lois Marilyn-Businessg Captain's Hill Road, Dux- bury, Massachusetts5 Freshman Chorus 15 Spring Spree Committee 35 Microcosm Advertising Staff 4. MULLIGAN, Janet Frances-Retailingg 64 High Street, Foxboro, Massachusetts5 Newman Club5 Prince Club. MUNSON, Hannelore Haufe-Home Economicsj 223 Park Drive, Boston, Massachusetts5 Home Economics Club5 Home Economics Representative of Curriculum Committee. NASSE, Judith A.-Nursingg R. F. D. No. 2, Eastford Road, South- bridge, Massachusetts5 Anne Strong Club 2, 3, 45 Chairman of Capping Committee 3. NERI, Ann-Marie-Publication, 106 Belvidere Boulevard, Provi- dence, Rhode Island5 Co-Editor of Photography, Microcosm. NEUMANN, Nancy-Ann-Scienceg 180 Grandview Terrace, Hart- ford, Connecticut5 Campus Guide 25 Physical Therapy Club 25 Social Activities Chairman 25 Junior Welcome Committee 35 Floor Representative, Arnold Hall 35 House Counselor 4. NEWBERG, Elaine S.-Scienceg 145 Savannah Avenue, Mattapan 26, Massachusetts5 News Reporter 1, 2, 35 Hillel 1, 2, 35 Cultural Chairman 25 President 35 Freshman Spring Spree Committee. NIKITUK, Jane McMullen-Publicatiom 99 Eliot Road, Revere, Massachusetts5 Sock and Buskin 15 Newman Club 1, 25 Box Luncheon Committee, Spring Spree 3. NUTTALL, Nancy S.-Home Economicsy 7 Oakledge Street, Arling- ton 74, Massachusetts. OLSTEIN, Judith Caroline-Education5 1934 East 17th Street, Brooklyn 29, New York5 Sock and Buskin 2, 35 Floor Representa- tive at Simmons Hall 35 Transfer Welcome Committee 3. OSTEDT, Diana-Businesg 15 B Street Place, Providence, Rhode Island5 Newman Club5 Spring Spree Committee5 Advertising and Circulation Staff, Microcosm. PARKER, Susan Jean-Educationg 45 St. Paul Street, Brookline 46, Massachusetts5 President of Academy5 Student Government Repre- sentative 15 Fund Drive Chairman. PEALE, Patricia Crawford-Home Economics,' 4452 S.W, 14th Street, Coral Gables, Floridag Transferred from the University of Miami5 Chairman of Place Cards, Olde English Dinner5 Calling Board Committee, SBC. PEARLSTEIN, Marjorie Jaytie-l1'u.si11e.rs5 506 Washington Street, Braintree 84, Massachusettsg Hillel 1, 2, 3. PENDLEBURY, Nancy Ann-Library Science, Box 182, Hamp- stead, New Hampshire. PENKUS, Deanna Angela-liducaliong 33 Alma Street, Lawrence, Massachusetts5 Newman Club. PETEROS, Chrysanthe-Publicaliom 408 Centre Street, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. PETERSON, Joanne Arpie-Business, 31 Lee Street, Brookline, Massachusetts5 Steering Committee, Junior Welcome 35 Co-Chair- man Skit Night 35 Co-Chairman Spring Spree 35 Vice-President of Class 4. PINTO, Doreen Ann-liduculionq 126 Riverdale Park, Gloucester, Massachusetts5 Co-Publicity Chairman, Spring Sprc-e5 Decorations Co-Chairman, Freshmen-Sophomore Valentine Party5 Junior Prom Committee5 May Breakfast Committee5 Newman Club, Publicity Chairmang N. S. A. Representative. PLUMMER, Sarah-Businessg 27 Lovejoy Road, Andover, Massa- chusetts. POTTER, Norma-Home Economicsg 659 Sheridan Avenue, Plain- field, New Jersey5 Circulation Committee of Newsg Dorm Proctorg Tea Chairman of Simmons Hall5 Home Economics Club5 Sock and Buskin5 Junior Welcome Committee. POWELL, Peggy Ann-Publicationg Route 9W, Ravena, New York5 Freshmen Representative 15 Reporter for News 1, 25 Sock and Bus- kin 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Chairman of Simmons Calendar-Appointment Book Committee 3, 45 Co-Art Editor Microcosm 45 House President 4. POWERS, Cornelia Ann-Retailing: Day Hill Road, Watertown, New York5 Spring Spree Committee 2, 35 Freshmen-Junior Skit Night Chairman, Simmons Hall 35 Prince Club 3, 4. PRATT, Dorothy Marie-Science5 27 Burton Avenue, South Wey- mouth, Massachusetts5 Newman Club 15 Transfer Welcome Com- mittee 3. PRESTON, Ruth E. Home Econonzicsg 10 Grenville Ct., East Rockaway, New York5 Home Economics Club 2, 3, 45 Campus Guide 25 Chairman of Campus Guides 35 Chairman of Party Committee for Junior Welcome 35 Chairman of Box Lunch for Spring Spree 35 Honor Board Representative 4. PUDOLSKY, Ruth-Nursing5 35 Hansboro Street, Dorchester 24, Massachusetts5 Hillel 15 Olde English Dinner 25 Anne Strong Club. RAYMOND, Ina-Nursingg 116 Campbell Avenue, Revere, Massa- chusetts5 Hillel 1, 25 Anne Strong Club 2, 3. RICHARDS, Caroline P.-Social Sciencej River Street, Norwell, Massachusetts. RICHARDSON, Grace E.-Home Econonzics,' 36 Verdmont Avenue, East Lynn, Massachusetts5 Senior Class President5 President of Massachusetts Home Economics Club5 Junior Class Treasurerg Co-Chairman of Junior Prom5 Academyg Home Economics Club5 Freshman Executive Board5 Newman Club. RICHMOND, Rosalind-Business: 1822 Beacon Street, Brookline, Massachusetts5 Hillel 1, 2. 3, 45 Campus Guide 2: Chairman of Volunteer Service 4, RITTER, Mary-Businessg cfo Mr. 8: Mrs. G. E, Foncannon, 5426 Macbeth Street, Hyattsville, Maryland5 Sock and Buskin 1, 2. 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 45 Christian Association 15 Glee Club 1, 35 Skit Night, South Hall 25 Junior YVelcome 35 Dorm Songleader 35 Secretary, South Hall 4. RODRIGUEZ, Patria M.-Sciencey 22 Osborne Road, Brookline 46, Massachusetts5 Newman Club5 Secretary-Treasurer of Ellen Rich- ards Club5 Academy. ROILMAN, Judith B.-Publication, 85 Nottingham Road, Mal- verne, New York, Prince Club 2, 3, Simmons News 3, Microcosm 4. ROSS, Lynne Ellen-Social Science, 135 South Street, Wrentham, Massachusetts, Junior Welcome Committee 3, Social Activities Chairman, South Hall, Arnold 3. SACKS, Elizabeth Ann-Library Science, Halcyon Road, Pikesville 8, Maryland, FAD, Transfer Welcome Committee. SAFIER, Barbara-Business, 1305 Malvern Avenue, Pittsburgh 17, Pennsylvania, Class Executive Board 1, Mascot Chairman 1, Class Treasurer 2, Simmons Hall Vice-President 2, Leaders' Workshop 2, Spring Spree Friendship Queen 2, Student Government Repre- sentative 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Swim Club 3, 4, Student Government President 4. SAKS, Barbara-Education, 148 Broadview Avenue, New Rochelle, New York, Social Activities Representative 1, Leaders' Workshop, Committee Chairman, Christmas Cotillion, Program Head, Exe- cutive Board, Song Leader 3, President of Dix Hall 4. SARNO, Doris I.-Retailing, 323 Park Avenue, Revere, Massachus- etts, Newman Club, Prince Club, Junior Welcome Committee. SCHAIER, Jean Lorraine-Publication, 255 Walpole Street, Nor- wood, Massachusetts, Senior Representative, School of Publication to Class Executive Board, Associate Editor of Microcosm, Outing Club, IVCF, Awareness Committee, Usher, Monitor for Graduation. SCHEIN, Judith Ann-Retailing, 118 West Montrose Avenue, South Orange, New Jersey, Modern Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Class Executive Board 1, Junior Prom Committee 3, Prince Club 3. 4. SCHLAGER, Judith P.-Retailing, 86 St. Paul Street, Brookline 46, Massachusetts, Tennis Club, Prince Club. SCHWARTZ, Adele-Education, 1237 Valley Road, Fairfield, Con- necticut, Floor Representative on Dorm Board 2, Decoration Chairman for Pops Night at Simmons, Hillel. SCHWARTZ, Carol Ellen-Social Science, 926 Quincy Avenue, Scranton 10 Pennsylvania, Fund Drive Representative 1, Sopho- more Workshop 2, Executive Committee of Sophomore Workshop 3, Junior Welcome 3, Campus Social Activities Chairman 3, Secre- tary of Student Government 3. SCIPIONE, Joan-Business, 60 Concolor Avenue, Newton 58, Massachusetts, Spring Spree Invitations Committee 3, Business Party Committee 4. SEGAL, Marilyn Broder-Social Science, 249 Beverly Road, Chest- nut Hill 67, Massachusetts, Hillel 2. SEIDEN, Marcia D.-Social Science, 3443 Trexler Boulevard, Allen- town, Pennsylvania, Spring Spree Booth 1, 2, 3, Campus Guide 2, Christmas Door Decorations 2, 3. SEMANS, Marcia Stein-Education, 273 East Squantum Street, Bos- ton, Massachusetts, Campus Guide, Junior Welcome. SHAPIRO, Ann Reva-Social Science, 106 North Adams Street, Manchester, New Hampshire, Hillel 1, 2, 3, 4, Sock and Buskin 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President,3, FAD 2, 3, 4, Co-Chairman 3, Chairman 4, Vice-President of South Hall 3, House Counselor 4. SHEA, Dorothy Jean-Science, 17523 Schenely Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio, Modern Dance Club 1, 2, Office Staff I, Freshman Prom Committee 1, Blazer Committee 1, Transfer Welcome Committee 2, Chairman of Waitresses for Academy dinner 2, Social Chairman, Evans Hall 3, Bridge Tournament Co-Chairman 3, Academy 3. 4. SHEPARD, Rosamond R.-Nursing, 94 View Street, Franklin, New Hampshire, Anne Strong Club 2, 3, 4. SHIFF, Judith Nancy-Social Science, 255 Dixon Street, Bridgeport, Connecticut, Transfer Welcome Committee 2, Floor Representa- tive 3, House President 4. SHOEMAKER, Doris Marie-Social Science, Elizaville, New York, Transfer from Elmira College junior year, Volunteer Work 3, Co- Chairman of Invitations for Olde English Dinner 4, Social Science Representative on Curriculum Evaluation Board 4. SIEGEL, Elaine Joan-Business, 130 California Avenue, Providence Rhode Island, Social Activities Chairman 3, President of Morse Hall 4, Treasurer 3, Glee Club 1. SLOANE, Toby Tattlebaum-Education, 59 Brook Road, Marble- head, Massachusetts, Junior Welcome Committee 3. SMITH, Carmen Mercedes-Business, Box 442, Balboa Heights, Canal Zone, Attended Canal Zone Junior College, Honor Board Secretary 4. SMITH, Patricia W.-Nursing, 88 Leighton Road, Wellesley, Massachusetts, Anne Strong Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Olde English Dinner 3. SMUKLER, Susan-Education, 1410 Avenue South, Brooklyn, New York, Campus Guide, Assembly Series, Discussion Chairman of FAD, House Counselor, Second Vice-President of Student Govern- ment. SNYDER, Patricia Ann-Btuiners, 69 Williams Street, Glastonbury, Connecticut, Freshmen Representative 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Dormitory Fire Captain 2, House Counselor 3, Executive Secretary of Micro- cosm 4. SOLOMON, Judith Ann-Education, 72 Fenimore Boulevard, Springfield, Massachusetts, Hillel 1, 2, Curriculum Committee 2, Placement Commission 2, Representative for School of Education to Executive Board 2. SPIEGEL, Cornelia-Science, 48 Park Edge Avenue, Springfield, Massachusetts, Modern Dance Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Ellen Richards Club 2, 3. STEELE, Sabra Farrington-Social Science, Grey Rock Terrace, Irvington-on-Hudson, New York, Transferred from Bennington Col- lege in sopohomore year. STEVENS, Anne King-Nursing, Pitcher's Way, Hyannisport, Massachusetts, Anne Strong Club 2, 3, Nursing Representative to Executive Board 2, 3, Vice-President of Dix Hall 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Floor Representative to Walcott House Council 4. St. ONGE, Elizabeth Anne-Home Economics, 7 Arden Road, Wor- cester 6, Massachusetts, Freshman Representative 1, Freshman Mixer Committee, Fire Captain 2, Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Executive Board 3, President 4, House President 3, Class Executive Board 3. STRATHERN, Joan Louise- Library Science, Cross Street, Hop- kinton Massachusetts. SWIFT, Carolyn-Publication, 16 Fairlee Road, Waban, Massa- chusetts, Junior Welcome Committee, Spring Spree, Athletic Asso- ciation. TANNEYHILL, Lucy Ellen-Retailing, 46 Harvard Street, Everett, Massachusetts, Transfer Student 3, Prince Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Junior Prom, Photography Chairman 3, Glee Club President 4, Student Government Workshop 4, Transfer Welcome Committee 4, Secretary of Senior Class 4. TAYLOR, Naomi Ann-Science, 33 Reynolds Avenue, Everett, Massachusetts, Campus Guide, Hillel, Ellen Richards Club. TEICH, Phyllis Marion-Social Science, 53 Eliot Memorial Road, Newton, Massachusetts, Student Government Office Staff, Class Executive Board 1, Hillel 1, Ellen Richards Club 3, 4. TEUTEN, Gail Nancy-Social Science, 21 Raymond Street, Rock- ville Centre, New York, Transfer Student 2, Assistant Fire Cap- tain, Sophomore Luncheon Decorations 3, Junior Prom Publicity 3, Outing Club, Publicity Chairman 3. THORPE, Linda Carol-Nursing, 42 Chester Avenue, Medford 55, Massachusetts, Student Government Office Staff 1, Simmons News Staff, Anne Strong Club 2, 3, 4. TITLEBAUM, Hope Pearlman-Nursing, 100 Charles Street, Bos- ton l4, Massachusetts, Anne Strong Club. TOLLI, Sally Brooke-Library Science, 24 Maple Street, Plainville, Connecticut, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Placement Commission 2, 3, Chairman 3, Secretary-Treasurer of Dormitory 2, House President 3, House Counselor 4, Curriculum Committee 4, Song Leader 4. TORNER, Jacqueline-Retailing, 313 Londonville Road, Albany 11, New York, Student Government Office Staff 1, Sock and Buskin 1, Hillel 1, 2, 3, Publicity Chairman 2, Floor Representative in Simmons Hall 2, Spring Spree Chairman for Prince Booth, Execu- tive Board for class, from Prince School 3, Assistant Fire Captain, Simmons Hall 4, Vice-President of Prince Club 4. TOWLE, Faith Merriam-Library Science, 31 Gardner Street, A11- ston 34, Massachusetts. TUCKER, Gail-Retailing, R.F.D. No. 1, Rye, New Hampshire, Simmons News 1, 2, 3, Sock and Buskin l, Spring Spree Auction Chairman 3, Prince Club, Treasurer 3, Social Activities Chair- man 4. VARSOS, Helene Victoria-Retailing, 5 Kenney Street, jamaica Plain 30, Massachusetts, Orthodox Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prince Club 2, 3, 4, Swimming Club 3. VINCENT, Donna Gray-Nursing: Elm Hill Farm, Mendon, Massa- chusetts, Anne Strong Club, Refreshment Chairman 2, Vice- President 3, Floor Representative, Simmons Hall. VISCOTT, Judith Finn-Publication, 23 Cummings Road, Bright- on, Massachusetts, Microcosnz, Literary Co-Editor, News Reporter, junior Welcome Committee. WAGMAN, Carole-Retailing, 40 Upland Road, Waban, Massa- chusetts, Prince Club 2, 3, 4, junior Welcome Committee. WALDMAN, Lotta Bea-Library Science, 7047 North Crossway, Milwaukee 17, Wisconsin. WALK, Isabel M.-Science, 654 Chestnut Hill Avenue, Brookline 46, Massachusetts. WALLSTROM, Ann-Marie-Social Science, 25 Astor Place, Valley Stream, New York, Academy. WATSON, Patricia-Social Science, 7 Barrymore Road, Hanover, New Hampshire, Dorm Board 3, Chairman Transfer Welcome Program 3, Social Science Representative to Executive Board 3. WEISS, Elaine Spitz-Social .S'r'ia'r1ce, 305 Lafayette Street, Paw- tucket, Rhode Island. WENTWORTH, Andrea Rolliils-Rel11iling,' R.l .D. No. 3, Box 101, Dover, New Hampshire, Trzinsfer from Colby College, Prince Club, Glee Club 4. WHITNEY, janet Elaine-Education, R.D. No. 2, Middlebury, Vermont, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Spring Spree Booth 1, lfreshman Representative 1, Christmas Door Decorations 2, Social Activities Representative 2, May Breakfast 3. WILCOX, Gail-Social Science, 25 Arlington Street, Rockland. Massachusetts, Co-Chairman junior Prom, Co-Chairman of Olde English Dinner. WILKIE, Ann Louise-Education: 5 Spring Street, Lexington, Massachusetts, Athletic Association Executive Board 2, 3, Newman Club, junior Welcome. WILSON, Cynthia jane-Science, 16 Libbey Street, West Roxbury, Massachusetts, Hillel l, Ellen Richards 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Campus Guide 2, Junior Welcome 3. WILSON, ENID JEAN-Education, 4 Balsam Avenue, Troy, New York, Freshmen Representative, South Hall, Freshmen Banquet, Sophomore Luncheon, May Breakfast, Christmas Door Decorations 2, 3, Spring Spree 2, 3. WILSON, Suzanne Marie-Library Science, 260 Glen Road, Weston 93, Massachusetts, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, junior Welcome 3. WITHEROW, Sally-Retailing, 322 Lakeview Park, Rochester, New York, Vice-President Synchronized Swim Club, Head of Riding Club, Head of Lutheran Students on Campus. WOLFE, Patty Baker-Social Science: 1406 North Inglewood, Ar- lington 5, Virginia, Glee Club Accompanist 1, 2, 3, Class Presi- dent 2, Bluettes 2, 3, Student Director Glee Club 3, Director Bluettes 3, Student Government Representative 3, Academy 3. 4. YAFFIE, Sandra Rebecca-Science, 25 Barbieri Circle, Bridgeport, Connecticut, Hillel 1, Modern Dance Club 1, 2. 3, Ellen Richards Club 2, Academy 3, 4, Curriculum Committee 4. ZLOTNICK, Barbara joan-Science, 37 Dresser Street, Webster, Massachusetts, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Ellen Richards Club 2, 3, Transfer Welcome Committee 3, Fire Captain, Arnold Hall 3, Student Assistant, Arnold Hall 4, Senior Week Co-Chairman 4. PATRGNS Mr. and Mrs Wesley Ames Mr. and Mrs Kenneth M. Batting Mr. and Mrs B. N. Carvalho, Jr. Mr. and Mrs William Daly Mr. and Mrs Robert T. Dawes Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Day Mr. and Mrs Eugene Eagles Mr. and Mrs Harry Fellman Mr. and Mrs Gerald R. Hadden Mr. and Mrs Milton Isay Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Kidder Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Kindy Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kingsley Mr. and Mrs. George C. Laun Mrs. Freida Z. Lee Mr. and Mrs Howard P. Lekberg Mr. and Mrs. Max G. Little Mr. and Mrs. Robert Littlefield Mr. and Mrs. Julius S. Loewenthal Mr. and Mrs. Clement Marsh Mrs. Ethyl L Morse Mr. and Mrs Loring R. C. Mugford Mr. and Mrs Otto W. Neumann Mr. and Mrs Thomas E. Pendlebury Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ruthfleld Mr. and Mrs Milton Safier Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Schaier Mr. Julius R. Teich Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Torner Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zlotnick Miss Emilie A. Zwiebel 138 THE WARREN KAY VANTIN E STUDIO fewzhfg V076 Plemure THE 1960 MICROCOSM 32 B yl s CITIES SERVICE Domestic Petroleum, Inc. 540 Smith Street Providence, Rhode Island Proprietor: Albert A. Neri Phone: Dexter 1-9528 140 BOLTON SMART CO., INC. 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