Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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il The Class Side In the college on the hilltop Is a class of youthful maidens, Is the class of Twenty-Two. And this class, upon its mascot Carved with Indian signs its story: First for wind there is a figure, Wind that blows both strong and freely, Whisp'ring softly in the hemlocks, Rustling through ttie elm-tree's branches, Blowing always strong and free. Once again there is the college On the hilltop by the river, Symbols of our Alma Mater, Alma Mater by the sea. Neath these, are two Maidens standing Clasping hands in friendly fashion, Token of true amity. Then at last the first four classes, First to form the cycle four; Thus are mem'ries kept untarnished Ever living, ever glowing Symhols of our love for thee.

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CLASS SONG Years are short and days are fleeting On this hill top by the sea Days of joy and high endeavor In our memory will be Sunshine falling o'er the river, White moon rising o'er the hill, Alma Mater, place of beauty, Our hearts with joy will fill; When our college years are over, And the time to part has come; In our hearts there'll be forever Memories of the race we've won. There'll be friendships to remember, And the happy times we've had. But even at the parting, Our hearts cannot be sad: Chorus: We have years of joy behind us And a wealth of life before. And friendships, ties and loyalty Will bind us evermore. To our college by the river, Our class will e'er be true, And our heart's love devotion, We will give to 22. Music by AxN SrapE-Iords by M. A. TavLor