Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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Pre-Pearl Harbor blackour Remember Dean's and the days of our fool nd frantic youthDean's, where C.C. congregated in droves : aised the price of table linen? Now, alack, no gas, no tires, no sl no men: we spend our nights studying on the cold hard floor du o air-raid drillsremember that 2 a.m. jobbie? Or else we trek he Snack i Barall alone and lonely except for the other 749 pat-ons!l. The ' nights we've spent learning how to apply traction splints, artificial 18 Post-Pearl Harbor blackout WHo was framed? '

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DR. MARY C. McKEE Chemistry DR. GARABED K. DAGHLIAN Physics DR. GEORGE 5. AVERY Botany These memories will help us forget the Jarkness at eight oclock, cyes at half mast the day a term paper was due, the horror a surprise quiz, the sorrow of an ex- ted cut not given, and those whar-you- w.rv-call- ems we had May 20 our seniof DR. PAUL F. LAUBENSTEIN Religion DR. FLORENCE M. WARNER Economics and Social Sciences DR. PAULINE H. DEDERER Zoolagy 17

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respiration and such. And, oh! the innumerable uses of the triangular bandage! Afternoons at the movies- and shopping for those never- ending engagement parties! Nights at the Libe otherwise known as the Senior Clubhouse. Classes, seminars, rain, wind, dirry saddle shoes and well polished moccasins, blue jeans and cokes, pigtails and sou'westers . . . it all adds up to four years at GiC: What the well-dressed victim will wear ; The Lost Chord T