Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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Forbiddingly academic, but... The functions of the faculty were three-fold: as teachers, as advisors, and as friends they contributed much to the credit column of our college account. As teachers they pointed the way to knowledge with skill, hu- mor, understanding. As advisors in our major fields they gave advice, and tea, and encouragement. As friends they proffered their hospital- ity and their experience, and worked with some of us on Student-Faculty Forum and Curriculum Committee. Much appreciated . . . the oppor- tunity for after-hours rapport . . . the chance to establish a mutually sympathetic attitude. E. Frances Botsford and Dorothy Richardson, Zoology Department . . . delightfully informal Garabed K. Daghlian, Physics Department w

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To Dean Burdick, our plaudits and our gratitude . . . for herself: her in- sight, her humor, her wisdom, her fairness, and her personal touch and individualized interest . . . for her influence on us: her sympathetic keeping in step with our thoughts and aims, her deft untangling and showing the way. Our problems gain- ed proportion . . . we gained perspec- tive . . . and we won't forget. Advice with humor Personnel blanks . . . we look in the crystal ball and find ourselves behind the eight-ball! Before the Hinner sanctum Registering . . . cards and signatures Page ten

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FLORENCE M WARNER RICHARD H. GOODWIN Economics Department Botany Department MARY C. MCKEE Chemistry Department FRANK E. MORRIS Philosophy Department CHESTER M. DESTLER History Department HELEN PEAK Psychology Department JULIA BOWER Mathematics Department Page twelve