Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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j Chot LoLc The Sevenfold Amen in clear voices floating up from below and filling the chapel, the Christmas Vespers and the Choir bearing white flowers for the manger are a few of the not-to-be forgotten moments, The Choir also functions as a Glee Club when joined by the Auxiliary Choir. The Glee Club sang for the first time with Harvard in December, with Yale, for the second year in suc- cession, in March. O'CCA'EJ f'cci- The present orchestra first started rehearsals in 1942. The original small group has enlarged to twenty enthusi- astic musicians with plans to further extend activities. The director is Mrs. Cranz; the president, Terry Farns- worth.

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and the sub-chairmen who are in charge of the work offered. This year the committee offered off campus work with the WANS, the Nurse's Aide Corps, the Home Service Department of the New London Red Cross, and the Blood Bank, as well as with several of the nursery schools and the Girl Scout and Girl Reserve troops. On campus the girls collected waste paper and tin cans for salvage, sold stamps and bonds, rolled surgical dressings, and formed a labor crew to help on the grounds when they were needed. An ounce of prevention Six, please! We keep rolling em Page nineteen

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128 ZL;?LOMJ Co un C!:Z The purpose of Religious Council is to stimulate religious thought and to provide opportunities for worship and service. The activities sponsored by Dr. Laubenstein and the Cabinet bring a deeper realization of the need for God and faith, and make religious service a fundamental part of our everyday lives. They include deputations, Sunday school classes in the community and at Seaside Sanatorium, intercollegiate con- ferences, an International week - end, promotion of interfaith and interna- tional work, speakers and discussions, and daily and Sunday evening worship services. Page twenty-one