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

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Forty to Forty-one gratulations and thanks to our friends from south of the border-Mexico 61 g TCC 58. 17-Last game home-Arnold 52, TCC 59. March 5-6-College Theatre presentation of What A Life -true entertainment, relaxing, stimulating 3 the spark in life that makes one think maybe the world is not such a bad place after all. - 7-Alumni Dance. 14-15-Industrial Arts Conference. 21-junior Prom-the gem of a sparkling social season, and undeniable proof that winter is past. Of such are memories made. Of such is the brighter side of life, and although we welcome the spring, who has left this winter without just a little regret? But on to spring, schedule changes, class parties, dances, and other social events, the Music Department production, baseball, and thoughts of love and exams. April 1-All-school roller-skating party, sponsored by the Sopho- 3, 4, 5- more Class at Lake Compounce. About sixty representatives of TCC attend the Eastern States Conference in New York. 14-18-Senior Week, an interesting tradition continued. 22-Commerce Club Banquet. 23, 24- Waltz Dream , another proof that there is still hope for the aesthetic in a war-torn world. 26-First tennis game of the season-U. S. Coast Guard Academy. 30-First baseball game-Arnold. May 2-Baseball-Salem. 7-Sports night, sporsored by Men's A. A. 9-Sophomore and Freshman dance. 10--Baseball-Keene. 14-Parents' Day g Junior roller-skating party. 15-Youth Conference. 16-College Theatre Banquet. 17-Baseball fa home gamej -Hyannis. 24--Baseball game-Fitchburg. 26-29-Senior exams. 28-Home baseball game-Keene. 29-Senior Ball with happy summer decorations. Crowded days, these-for Freshmen completing their first year of acquaint- ance with TCC, and for Seniors about to close that acquaintance, crowded with study, enjoyment and anticipation, clouds are not absent, but they cannot hide the sun. june 1-Baccalaureate. 2-6-Commencement Week. 4-Class Night, Senior fun. 5-Senior Banquet. 6-Graduation. X Thus another college year closes, packed with much that will defy timeg a full year it has been, for the world, and for us. If we shall meet again, why we shall smile, If not, why then this parting was well made. X, cg of 3 . . f ,f c g. ' ' rfgys fr' ,mf . ' .wal E219 ty dl V A at 71,5 . 1:1 . '7 s jf. 'P gf, . affix f . gif . NM! , . Lf? fr: 1. '5T'g. we? T' 'ghd 1 1 1 -5 . . :fl W - s, 4. ?4'Qt.f 'ff-' -3531-. '- ,'32t..F,, --Q F-qw-: it 'ave it l iii 'T' 5.71. I- ' A ,L -az, v h 'f , I g E . 3 . ' ' 1 ' -Q, -.,ii.- - w 'i g 'M f X741 .EM 1 ,

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