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

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ELIZABETH HELEN ADAMS Elementary New Britain Betty . . . displays a quick wit and gay spirit . . . well dressed . . . sports and dancing enthusiast . . . has poetic and artistic ability . . . likes Shakes- peare . . . vibrant eyes indicate vibrant per- sonality . . , willingly contributes opinions to a discussion . . . very capable and versatile student. ACE 5, 4g FTA 3, 43 Psychology Club 4, Art Club 45 UNESCO 33 Modern Dance Club 2. a 5 l l E A E ARTHUR NELSON ANDERSON Mathematics-Psychology-Physics New Britain Art . . . devoted husband and father . . . life is centered around wife and baby . . . amiable . . . Navy veteran . . . good golfer . . . likes gardening, classical music, tennis, football and Red Sox. Lamdba Mu Nu 4g Psychology Club 4, FTA 4. l l x l I l ,, in ' I A 'iv as ,Q if 'Iii NATALIE ALLEN Elementary Rockville An early transfer from Hillyer College . . . wasted little time getting acquainted . . . red hair . . . freckles . . . twinkle in her eye . . . live-wire in the dorm. WAAg Basketball, Archery 2, 5, 4g Tennis 2, 33 ACE 3, 4g Red Cross Club 3g junior Prom Com- mittee. FREDERICK W. ANDERSON Chemistry-Mathematics Southington Budsy . . . Navy veteran . . . conscientious . . . neat . . . scientific . . . often found delving into the mysteries of organic, inorganic and physical chemistry . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . subtle humor . . . good all-around student. Lambda Mu Nu 3, 4, Chemistry Seminar.

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I . W: 1 i. In September, 1946, Teachers College was hit by such an avalanche of students that it has not yet fully recovered from the shock. The class of '50 started with approximately 500 staunch and sturdy followers, but since then time has taken its toll, and we leave the halls of T.C.C. 300 strong still the largest class ever to graduate from this college. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Prerident ........... .................... R OBERT J. SPEER Vice-President ...... ...... G ERTRUDE H. SCHAEFER Secretary ........ ...... A NNE MARIE LOPIANO T reamrer ............. ......... B ARBARA FERGUSON Faculty Advifer ....... ...... D R. DOUGLAS RUGI-I 16

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.mils aw .t , , w ni .5 i NANCY CHRISTINE ANDERSON Elementary Washington Transferred from University of Connecticut . . . quiet, deceptively so . . . an excellent sense of humor . . . keeps her friends in gay moods . . . conscientious . . . sometimes takes her work too seriously. Psychology Club 3g ACE 3, 4, l ' l ij nj it . Q 1lil..l 'awp fbi l , Afilfica. 3 1 MARY TERESA ANGELO Business Education New Britain Mary . . . shorthand expert . . . found practice teaching enjoyable and enlightening , . . likes music . . . patronizes plays and concerts . . . enjoys looking for bargains . . . efhcient, capable Busi- ness Education Major. Orchestra lg Press Club 1, Secretary 2g Commerce Club 2, 3, 45 Assistant Feature Editor of Recorder 3, Secretary 3, 4g Psychology Club 35 FTA 3, 4. WILLIAM RICHARD ANDERSON Industrial Arts-Physical Education New Britain Swede . . . Army veteran . . . believes in enjoy- ing life . . . enthusiastic I.A. man. . . rates high in sports . . . Hash on the basketball courts . . . has friendly smile . . . neat dresser . . . definitely a regular guy. MAAQ Varsity Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. , i 1-, ax ,,- :u,' ll H ' II II THOMAS A. AQUILA Biology-General Science New Haven Tom . . . has the qualities which make a true friend as well as a good teacher . . . conscientious . . . sincere . . . an alert and efficient student . . . man of highest integrity. Alpha Phi Ornegag FTAQ MAAg Audio-Visual Aids Clubg Radio Club.