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

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ini 2 ft Q 5 is 51 I ll Iii SENIOR OFFICERS President . . . Lawrence Nelson Vice-President . . William Domonell Secretary . . . Jeanne Ryan Treasurer . . . . . Ruth Nettleton Faculty Adviser .......... Philip I. Clark, Jr. In the past four years at TCC, the class of '49 has witnessed many great changes in the college-Rockwell, East Hall, Memorial Hall, the hous- ing proiect, large enrollments, new professors, and bunks in the dormitory. With many more changes expected in the near future, the class of '49 ventures forth. 16

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HELEN LOUISE AHLBERG Business Education Middletown helen . . . unlike most of her fellow students is always prepared . . . a modest honor student . . . brains predominate over all . . . neatly dressed . . . a lady of charm and dignity . . . an eye for creativeness . . . dependable . . . preparing for two careers . . . Calendar Committee 3, 4, Commerce Club I, 2, 3, 4, Social Activities l, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 Chorus 'Ip Who's Who 3. 17 ELEANOR CLAIRE ACKERMAN Elementary Durham eleanor . . . transfer from Colby College in Maine . . . tall, blond and vivacious . . . warm and friendly . . . loves to dance and often gets hep to the iive . . . passes her time playing bridge, telling fortunes or iust sleeping . . . her heart is in Maine and often takes to the woods . . . Radio Club 4, Psychology Club 4, ACE 4.