Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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cgr-ustees Mr. William H. Putnam President Rosemary Park Mrs. James W. Morrison Judge Allyn L. Brown Mr. Earle W. Stamm Tudge Christopher L. Avery Mr. F. V. Chappell

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Jo Qur Qarents for starting us on the path of life, for washing our dirty, childhood faces, for spanking us when we walked our independent paths too thoughtlessly, for encouraging us when small problems seemed insurmountable, for loving us when it seemed that no one else did, for guiding us always toward the smoothest path, and for being our parents we, the members of the class of 1956, humbly dedicate this our yearbook.

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There is no equality among years: some merely pass; others are filled with portents and signs and still others represent a fulfillment and pleasure only vaguely envisaged earlier. No one of the Class of 1956 will feel that her four years in college have simply elapsed. For some of you the years will have been full of discovery of yourselves and of your world, and you will face the future with a greater sense of confidence than when you came to college. For others of you, these years at Connecticut will have opened new vistas, but will have revealed too the enormous com- plexity of the problems ahead so that you are overwhelmed with a feeling of humility before the future. But no one of you will wish the years to have been spent differently and all of you will feel an increasing sense of gratitude to the two institutions which made this experience possible for you; the one of these is the oldest institution in the world, the human familythe other is a successful modern invention, the college for women. Both of these institutions take pride in your career here, are filled with pleasure and confidence in your future and send to you through this volume sincerest hopes for your continued success and great happiness. i s President