Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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PRESIDENT KATHARINE BLUNT e A friendly smile and hearty greeting for everyone . . . A voice from a doorway wishing Merry Christmas to carolers the eve- ning before vacation . . . that well-known personality responsible for the careful planning which causes our college to tick . . . center of at'livily-smvnml floor Fanning . . . Tuesday morning Chapel talks . . . sincere interest in our intellectual growth.

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DR. DAVID D. LEIB DR. EDITH FORD SOLLEI - IN MEMORIANM IN MEMORY oF DR. LEms, whose spirit and friendliness all of us have felt. From the beginning he made us feel we belonged, that he was glad to have us here. We remember him coming into Fanning smiling, calling us by name . . . his talks at opening assembly . . - his white head at Christmas pageant . . . his battered hat, but most of all his eyes shining with human warmth. IN MEMORY OF Dgr. Eprrh SoLLERS, one of the kindest people we have ever known. Her great sympathy and understanding was felt by all. Our admiration for her as a teacher was profound, our respect for her as a person great. We can still recall her gentle ways . . - her pleasant smile . . . her great interest in young people . . . and her deep faith and hope 1n human nature.

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Smll-;'r!lmc that's done around he: l I and done ofteneven on Saturday night: I studying in the libe for papers, reports o sometimes just relaxing with a good book. CHAPEL BELLS pealing over the hill . . Clusters of girls mounting the steps befos the wide doors . . . Inside, quiet peac words for the mind, and time for qui thought. UKA.YI' to meet the most popular man on campus? We introduce Mr. Barry, bearer of the bag that brings our daily mail, the spice of life. He's tops with everybody.