Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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Dedication Dr. LILLIAN WARNSHUIS She stands as in the center of a turning wheel, its unmarked necessary spring. Centrifugal dignity, one might say: that which She has above common measure of humanity. She works time around her finger for giving A word, the calm, a gesture, all that reach By perforations shown through mystery In spokes from her to us, and make each speck Particularly seem her own: a glad and lovely Ownership of hearts, that will evoke Ever new turns of love and gratitude. Brenda Hitchcock 60 24

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This volume of KOINE constitutes the colleted memoirs of the Class of 1960. Informally recorded here in pictures and reports, and more golden as the years pass. The surprises its sadness will reflect gently back on the happy these memories will become more of the future, its great good luck, days of which this volume speaks and give those days a new perspective. May you always sense the continuing en- couragement of the College which will rejoice W good fortune. 26 ith you in your achievements and Rosemary Park, President