Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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To the fourth president of Connecticut College we say Welcome. We will remember a friendly smile, a sincere interest in every campus activity. We thank you for your unwavering interest in our intellectual welfare and your desire for the maintenance of high academic standards. We thank you for your chapel talks thac have shown us the importance of our job in so many ways. We wish you success in every possible way.

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Freshman fears of faculty ferocities faded with the first classes. As we slowly recovered and oriented ourselves, we found that they were leading us toward the job, our job. They have not made our decisions but have guided, pointed out, suggested and developed in us a sensitivity and appreciation so that we go forth with eyes opened, eager to open them still wider. Under their instruction, we have become more expandable, perhaps, and a little more able to take things in our stride. We have learned from them that knowing a little more, we know a great deal less. Theirs was rhe hardest. task, at Competitive Sing. Mrs. Josephine Ray Harris boon ro Thespiana,

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12 Everyone is on at least one of the Dean's lists. Before departing, we would like to know, Dean E. Alverna Burdick, what does E stand for? Photographic mind, she remembers all names and faces and what's more, puts the right ones together. An incomparable sense of humor and an insight into all campus perplexities. Appoint- ment sheet for the day extends from second floor Fanning to all points. Miss Burdick, I have a question. We will long remember yout answers, your help, and your deft finger on the pulse of the college community.