Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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Whether it's a crisp autumn day or a warm one in spring, young Patty Bergs may be scen on the campus golf course. Here strokes are per- fected, and hooks ironed out. i In the cage

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Serve em up On the light fantastic toe ' ot In direct application of the all work, no playl theory, sports activitics here on campus are as much a part of our life as studies. Wheth- er we are novices with a hockey stick or prac- ticed champions at golf, we find pleasure and stimulation in the exercise. Here there is oppor- tunity for every capability. We know a saris- faction in the atmosphere of amicable competi- tion in the interclass games, and in the jm- provement that eventually comes through hours of practice on the tennis court, As a simulus to Hours of class and after- dinner practice help to devel- op a smashing backhand and a straight, true serve. the creative side of our nature there is modern dance, an outlet for self-expression. Under the supervision of A.A., there are tournaments played in many of the sports, and there is the chance to become a member of a club and to acquire a college seal. Always open to the spirit of progress, the Physical Education department is continually varying our routine wicth new inducements: military drill, soccer, handball, even cricket. Yes, college is complete only if we include sports,

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Bus stop reverie . . . 2:00 A. M. . .. Presi- dent's tea . . . Now smile . . . Knowltonites .. . Freshmen chorus . . . Good weekend! . . . C. C. lsisters . . . Free ride