Simmons College - Microcosm Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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A. .....1e- William E. Park President 6 i S To the members of the Class of 1968, I express my sincere appreciation for all that you have done to help your College. I hope that you will iind in the years ahead that your Simmons educa- tion aided you in your search for intellectual de- velopment and personal fulfillment, and that as you reflect upon the time you spent here, you will feel it was indeed a Wise investment. I hope you will come back to visit often in the years ahead. Qfmmf. QI! Frank A. Tredinnick Vice President ,NUM ,E- Q

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a tribute While titles define, they are incapable of description- especially when the object is a personality. Mr. Needham has served, and continues to serve, Simmons College in many capacities, but his service to the school and the stu- dents passes beyond the limits of his offices. As an administrator, he supports the student and the Col- lege simultaneously. Fairness and a strong sense of responsi- bility characterize his actions and earn him the confidence and respect of students. As a professor, Mr. Needham transfers his enthusiasm and commitment to the student. Dynamic and intense, he is in constant motion, living his subject. However, it is as a person and a personality that Mr. Needham best serves Simmons. His artless poise and com- fortable dignity enrich every event whether he is dancing the Frug at Olde English Dinner or leading the processional at Commencement. Mr. Needham has been Simmons' Man of the Year for many years and we hope he will continue to be for many years to come. 3

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1 Qs. 2 William F. Kahl Provost and Professor of History 1 E 32 31, . ,Q Eleanor Clifton John C. Hunter Dean Administrative Assistant to the President for Development, Associate Professor of History, Chairman of the Department of History I 1 . , I 4 l 1 4 Y l 7 ,