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

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Camp School Faculty First row: Alathea Mzlrtin, Prin- cipal, Clam R. Trudell, Hazel B. Anderson, Agnes Hjerpe. Sfrcond mtv: klzilvel Reynolds, Rita Zun- drini, Ilurriet R. Sutton, A. Eliza- beth Anderson, Elizabeth Brown. L i EQ 3, ,l V l li Vance School Faculty lXll'IIllN'I'N ure: first wrt. lztff In Iltifllff Rutll llvvgiul, Rflllll Sgeunf clvrx. llllll'lll11l Knox, Nlixry Milt-N liilt-:morNIz1c'Kinnon..S'i'1m11lm:u: fll'l'll'l1Clll Bridge, Folclint' R. J2lt'liNOIl. llelen S, Olson. Nlildrvd B.lIil'ONN'N, Principal, B21I'l3L1I'Li Con- voy and Doris Skoglund. Xxs 1

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