Central Connecticut State University - Dial Yearbook (New Britain, CT)

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V ?S COLLEGE OF CCN NEC TICUT New Brifcin, Connecficuf December 10, 1951 zers Col lege of Connecticut four years ago, it very it the requirements for the completion of your edu- ttaillment. You now have reached your objective and Qpon those years with feelings of pride of accomp- u the best quality of instruction and leadership aonsibility ot make suitable application of the vu have learned in the classroom. It is my sincere yourself adequately for the task before you. of the widespread interest in public education Qy and large the American people have great are providing more adequately for their finan- ous period in history. t in some quarters to discredit the service F teacher education in particular, teaching of one of the major professions. Teacher- Oved their program and state certification hgthened. The organized teaching profession endards for the preparation of' teachers. companied oy improvement in teachers'sala- renaration is incomplete for continued 2, above all other professional workers, A list of the mejor social and tec ' 2 nada during the past d o understand ni A Message hm.- ecade would at the nature and importance table application of this new knowl- utmost importance, therefore, that rder to meet the needs each of children in of your initial and preparation for teach- nc greater challenge than servi nyone. I hope that you wil ears ahead. Hg 1 have baithfully yours, N xu5, l Herbert D . welte, President 23 l

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WELTE HERBERT .D f PrCS1den TEA Gffice of the President To ike Clags QF IS when you entered ti likely apwwared is caiisn were diliicu. ymu are able in lack liShmGnt. ME have g wossiblw anQ it is ye knowlefge and skill M Home tbat,ysu have pr Zkere is convincing ev in the United States tf faith in our schoels ag cial sunpmrt than in an AEM spite of the concQrte of the schools in genera is rapidly'attaining the preparing institutions ha standards are oQing rapid? is interested in impreving All cf these changes have rias and ot?er working conf we realize that ywur educat success in the classroom. i must cantinue to grow in ser logical develsnments which Q once Suggest tie need far tee QF these advancements, and to edge in the classroom. It is Qf,VOD keQn abreast of the tin these midwcentuxy years. I congfm tula te you upon the omni ing. In my QpiDiGU na graatar Children in tha mlamw a. bE2UO7E5i.U it bbroom can cc success anH Haymines s i 1 '?QXfM 8u 'm

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS f W RONALD B. WIKE WINIFRED BOLLES President Vice President 'Y SH fir 5 ' 150 6C1'etary C 1 te,a50,t 24 L...............1.