Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian Cheer Leader . OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1919 SENIOR YEAR 29 Marenda Prentis Doreas Gallup Marion Kofsky Ruth Trail Juline Warner Madeline Rowe

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we dive So deep were seldom Seen upon the sea of Knowiedge PROPHECY Life was at its fairest On the hilltop in the sun: And each heart found its pleasure In a task well done. I'wilightand shadows ecreeping, Soft-footed, across the lawn, Memories thronging about me When daylight is gone. Memoriesfairy bells tinkling, Gray walls gleaming brightly Recalling a place by the sea Halls where life was gay, Where work and love together IZach face sweet and smiling Met life merrily. From busy day to day. Play, and work, and langhter Stuft o' life, maybe But by my cheery fireside, Stuff o dreams to me! N R Ay WESTERN UNION New Loxpon, Conn. Jan. 18, 1918, Dear Mother: Quarantined. Diphtheria. Winthrop House only. Please send eats, Mary.

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THE SING Oh, Vassar, Smith, and Holyoke, Oh, C-O-M-E, come, as the Upon their steps do sing, Moon begins to shine. At every institution, You'll F-1I-N-D, find, the They do the same old thing, Seniors all in line, But, C. Cs always different, To start this new tradition, The latest thing of all, All classes gather near, Is Senior's marching out to sing To sing upon the stonewall, Upon a grey stonewall. Each month from year to year. Tune, Some People Join the Motor Corps JAKE-M1p-M Ap-BATCH. WESTIERN UNION New Loxbpox, CoNN. Oct. 1, 1918. Dear Father: Quarantined. Flu. Please send check. Mary. WESTERN UNION New Loxpon, ConN. Nov. 18, 1918. Dear Bob: Quarantined. IFFlu. Dance called off. Mary.