Trinity College - Ivy Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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You ciouldnlt help but notice all our changes. The new dorms, Goodwin and Woodward, were opened in the Fall. Now it is hard to believe that we used to take the path between Cook and the Chem building to get to Boardman. But other things are new. There are the weekly radio programs. The ex- lieutenant governor from Wfesleyan spoke on one program. And then we were kept busy for a week looking for Cinvading planes., Pictures of this were published in Life. Along with this we had courses in flying. I guess we have gone air-minded. But then we were always light in the headf' .

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There was only one way to get out of taking the finals. That was to get out at midyears. Some fellows took this short cut, and then headed south. Physies with l,I'OfCSSOI' Perkins had its 2IdV2'tIltZlgCS '21t times. Need I say more? Of eourse there were 21 few misplzteed notes on the elztrinet every now and then, hut, after all, it was it free eoneert, no extra eharge on our Luitions. Queer how some people were ztlxle to sleep through the eoneert.

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gf: No sooner is one building completed than we have another started. At this rate they ought to start construction on the field house next March. That eertainly would please Dan lessee, but he wouldnat be the only one. I heard that Professor Troxell hated to see our newest dorm get under way because it spoiled all his nice rocks. Last year it was interesting to see how all the fellows in the C section of Cook got up early in the mornings. They were always on time for chapel. That riveting seemed to work wonders. This year the Alpha Delts were up early. Next year letas hope the people down on Broad Street hear some rivetingf, M .oh.,h, W-