Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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OFFICERS President AL Alice Holcombe Vice-President . Emily Slaymaker Secretary . Mary Langenbacher Treasurer . . Bernice Boynton Historian . . Caroline Francke Cheer Leader . . Helen Barkerding Seninr Year erimenting with the exact elevation of the eyebrow calculated academic cap, and the exact pose of the head guaranteed to tonsils from an undue pressure of the starched collar, we as- fficial robes and our official dignity. We learned to be properly still maintain the correct angle of our head-gear. When we olley it was with the expression of the Prince of Wales jour- ugh the inland kingdoms of India. People did not salaam, but des offering us seats. And we accepted, placidly. he hectic enthusiasms of our first year we painstakingly evolved blending of gentle feminine dignity, and brisk intelligent effi- every college woman strives for! 20

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ETHEL ADAMS When she was a Freshman she took things hardthat's the way to take things when one is a Freshmanwe al- ways look for later results from Fresh- men who are intense in their reactions to college life and life in general. She has worked faithfully and has shed tears of blood for the News, as well as for the Latin play, in which she car- ried one of the main parts. When Adam puts her shoulder to the wheel, the wheel turns. During her four years her attitude . has mellowed ; she is less aggressive in and more catholic in her contacts. She has a grasp on that hing called method and on that more essential thing called sensi- surealthough we know that for these words she would tear out n as large tufts as she could graspthat Adam is one of those lome-makers to whom our President occasionally refers. Most ate we can imagine her warming carpet-slippers on the hearth! 22