Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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SOCIOLOGY Mischief plenty . . . smiles many . . . I've got a slipperl . . . sitting on a mug . . . Wanderful . . . Bromley house parties . . . boxes and string . . . chin off the old block . . . politicians poise .. Jeekies . . . To talk without effort is the greatest charm of talking. Sink or swim, I give my hand and heart to this votel . . . path to the library . . .nocturnal green plaid . . . Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . . . Jeanie's tweedy roommate . . . old soft shoe ... where there's Judy, there's generosity . . . method in her madness, HISTORY 29 ELIZABETH KIRKHAM ALLEN JUDITH DRAKE ALLEN

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SUSAN ADAM RACHEL EMILY ADAMS FRENCH Paris, city of moods . . . never a pin out of place . .., capable, charming, affectionate . . . Vogue figure . . . other half of g yiy ... Boston bred . . . elegance in fashionculture in speech . . The mirror of all courtesy . . . looks for the best in people , , . student of Gide. Dreams of tall grasses in Nebraska . . . he's big, blond, and wonderful . . . works with a will that's the envy of all . . . always speaks her mind . . . big, brown eyes . . . But don't you think if's all right? . . talent in dance and an actress at heart. 28 CHILD DEVELOPMENT

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NICOLETTA MARIE ANDREWS ECONOMIcs ! i That inquisitive look indicates perpetual curiosity . . . evey argument just has to have two sides . . . studying down to o science . . . dislikes disorganization . . . delighted when a fas is completed . . . Precious indeed the twofold gain: to shoy compassion and delight obtain! L N f Ha -' us von Baden . . . clumsy gracefulness . . . lope like Nashue K ; -'.u Pelople do too live on Staten eland i s i o B i n fral ir? 91- - - blue George Washington pants . . . fair lady ino Ping bag . . . frustrated ballet dancer . . . Dudeene's . - - : o dOS Ieben.' DOROTHEA BADENHAUSEN i Z00LoGY 30