Eastern Connecticut State University - Sustinet Yearbook (Willimantic, CT)

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-Hagar gg: A A gf',,, mf. 'A ,W . 4 J .r Qwfwepf. in IOANN BELLI, B. S. I- Da Early Childhood Education Math Ioy is . . . keeping the Wonder of your child heart Is it VVho you are, when the rest of you grows up. or is it Who are you? l PAMELA A. MOULTON V ofj B.A., Psychology In my struggle to be real, l l to be centered, to be me, have I left a place for you? X't W 'w'-YJ

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SUSAN GAIL QUARTO B.S. Early Childhood Education . . Keep on singin, Keep the bells a ringin, Math! Secondary Education Spread YOUI' music from To Sue, who made it possible. t0WU to t0W11 - - ELAINE G. GERRISH, BA. Applied Social Relations God has a purpose for each one of us, a Work for each one to do, a place for each one to fill, and influence for each one to exert, a likeness to his dear Son for each one to manifest and then, a place for each one to fill in his holy temple. Arthur C.A. Hall Helen Reddy

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lnt 1, C l VALERIE BEISIEGEL, B. S. Early Childhood Education Learning Without thought is labor lost. Confucius CHERYL ANN HA THWAX Bs. Early Childhood Education DIANNE E. CANNING B.S., Intermediate Education There is no greater dessert or wilderness than to be Without true friends.