Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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Class of 1945 Snow scape

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Pre-source theme gaiety e We began freshman week, after having hastily devoured the contents of Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends and Influence Pcople, by polishing our personalities, putting on our best Sunday smirks and flecing madly around making appointments here, ap- pointments there, forgetting, remembering, and apologizing. Being Connecticut College's 'war babies' certainly has wrought great changes. All those often spoken of Yale and Harvard dates with smooth cars, and the good old bridge games scem to be few and far between; but with three more years to go maybe those empty scrap- books will be filled. Who knows! Post-source theme release Through these portals . . . 21

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e War freshmen, the class of '45, expectant and wide-eyed we came. We loved it, freshman week, the party with the sopho- mores, the first moonlight sing, the Coast Guard reception. Now, as studious sophomores, we look back on the gay frivolity of our frosh days, slaving backstage for Wig and Candle; mustering our talents in a first burst of enthusiasm to make the News, the Quarterly; going to the first meetings of every organization on campusgreat inspirations for our first year. We remember how we threw our highest hopes into competitive plays and competitive sing, Cand, oh misery, saw those hopes dashed to earth but we still loved it. Beach-bound Find the errors in this picture!