Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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JOHN LAWRENCE ERB WALLACE LESTER GALLUP

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CLASS OF 1926 Freshman YPear OFFICERS . i B vl - .. Theodosia President . ... L. S EEREEEE - e Vice President . . .o R B R R PR Helen Hoodl I o o e .....Kather SEGIEEALY -+ e ' an Treasurer .... .- oo SR ; onGa Histigiin: ;... L T R e T R e e e e Mar SodgiLeader .. S0 T e Srthn L s S Madelyn Cheer Leader .. .5 - G, L b i s Hazel COMMITTEES -' : : s ol Helen Farn; Chairman of Entertainment Committee ............... P Elisabeth- Lit Chairman of Sports Committee ... S NEEE e R R Eleanor Chairman of DecorationlCommitiee i Helen Chairman of Auditing Committee e o s . Helen Farn T'here - we were, the Freshman class! One hundred and twenty-one stron Yet, how weak we felt, especially our knees, when we acquired a college advisor, a schedule, and upper classmen, all in one day. . . September 18th, ! Weaker still we were, after viewing the wise whisperings and knowing nods amo Sophomores, as we horded together on the floor of the Gym to hear our fate pron in stentorian tones. How heartily we applauded when one of our number, who, asked to give the names of the various class Presidents . . . in numerical order . replied respectfully: Alice Holcombe, Gloria Hollister and Miss Crawford. shall say that we had not that discretion which is the better part of valor? From that time on we took courage, rallied around our newly elected o and presented a mass formation at the games and parties which followed. W the Sophomores in hockey ; we warbled our serenades; we sang our Christmas sh! ... we passed our mid-years! i Finally we acquired a bold symbol . . . our Rampant Lion. We adopts iy i class colors . . . red and white, We grew thrilled and excited as we drew cl closer to MAAY DAY. We were Freshmen, you see. 28