Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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---.- we dive SO deep were seldom seen upen the sea of Know.eb92 5 SOMEWHAT REALISTIC Let's go for a bat to the island, said Kugler to Hateh. Great, replied the latter, that'll be a Peck of fun. Soon they were Hastings down the-hill at a Gallup. Following the Trail up the track, they Forded the Marsh thru the Weeds to the island. Didn't Miss Turner give us a Batch of things to eat, said Lennon as they opened the baskets. Gee, hurry up, I'm hungry. As they were sitfing around the fire, Gongh exclaimed, Where did these doughnuts come from? They aren't a Bitgood, they're like Cannon-balls. They came from Baker's, not from Thames Hall, that's why,? explained Hatch. Some of the girls took a couple of Rowes around the end of the island. Anderson didn't want to come in so they had to Warner that she'd be left behind if she didn't hurry. It had not been A very good day when they set out for the island for the sky was Gray, but as they came home, the Young moon Rose over the hills making a White path on the water. Well s, I've had a Cockings good time, the hill, how about the rest of you people? said Hateh as they climbed M. W. W., 19. BOLLESWOOD ! There is a heavenly spot :l When spring winds blow, And pines above a rocky ledge Drop silent needles on the moss. Far down below, the ceaseless laughter Of the brook comes up, With breath of fern and violet and hidden green, And song of white-throats Fills the throbbing stillness of the wood. I think I'll never know A place more sweet than Bolleswood When tremulous Spring Breathes fragrance at her feet. KEH 20 22

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- --.... we dive sodeep waere selsom seen upon the sea of KnowLedbge OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1919 SOPHOMORE YEAR President . E h . Ruth Trail Vice-President : i ; Louise Ansley Secretary . I : : Juline Warner Treasurer : ; A g Amelia Tuttles Historian J 2 5 : Ruth Morris Cheer Leader . ; : : Madeline Rowe 21

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-.. e g x vre dive so deep CONNECTICUT Ome day I packed a trunk or two, And started for the train. They said at home twould never do, To come back there again Till I'd absorbed at least a trace Who says it can't be done Of what they call around this place A good education. Oh, look at me now, girls, Ain't T simply grand? Please note my athletic walk, The graceful way 1 stand. I've studied English, Psyeh, and Math, And chased a hockey ball, At democratic government, You ean't phase me at all. WESTERN UNION Dear Mother: Quarantined. Scarlet fever. I3E';OI?E EXxAmMs were Seldom n upon the sea Don't worry. e owe?.ss;tz 'k Oyez, Oyez, come learn from us, What education means, Beside a History Syllabus, And athletic teams, In work and play, In night and day, We tell the glorious news, That you will never know regret, If dear C. C. you choose. The river, hill and sea, We'll do the rest You'll find they're best, At Connecticut! Come and see! Tune, Solomon Levi Barcu. New Loxpox, Conx. January 2, 1916. AFTER EXAMS