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

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T 4 Ski Club The Ski Club concerns itself with providing an opportunity for stu- dents to learn and enhance their ability to ski. A few day and weekend trips are scheduled to Vermont and Mt. Southington. 'X ff-.x Front tow L-R: M. Presti, R. Pousrier, S. Birks, L. Fortunato, P. Tracy, R. Concelmo, D. Smith. Second row L-R: S. Fitzsimmons, T. Connors, N. Eley, S. Wallace, L. Wallace, K. Murphy, M. Marlowe, B. Eber. Back row L-R: J. Kaspar, C. Mellor, T. Smith, J. Lucas, J. Ringers, R. Winther, J. Dawson, J. Wilson, D. Couell, R. Concelmo. rss. 185 , Political 92 if . , Q. S C1 611 C 6 '46 The Political Science Club of East- M it pg-s r'f. ern Connecticut State College, a non- A partisan organization, encourages F, . students to broaden their political awareness of local, state, federal and international issues. Interested stu- dents are invited to attend the many activities of the club. These activities include field trips, movies and guest lectures. Social gatherings are spon- sored for the purpose of acquainting non-members with the further goals and objectives of the club. Back row L to R: Cobbledick, P. Lappen, D. Carter, M. Mendelson, R. Rookey. Front row: E. Churson-Sec., S. Powers-Pres., N. Joslin-V. Pres., L. Mursko-Treas., C. Brazich.

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Committee For Arts And Lectures C.A.L. is charged with the devel- oping and financing of clubs and organizations chartered by the Student Senate which deal with the Arts. This committee also sponsors a series of cultural activi- ties, which has encluded in the past year, the Hartford Ballet, The Eastern Brass Quintet, Mime Theatre and various jazz groups. S tud en t Welfare Advisory Board As the name implies, this com- mittee concerns itself with the welfare of the student body as Eastern, whether it be a concern of a social, economic, or educa- tional nature. Among other things, this includes investigating student complaints, serving as a watchdog of student fees, and keeping the Student Senate in- formed as to developments which concern students which take place in the State Legislature and with the State Board of Trustees. S.W.A.B. also supervises the Book Swap. 198 ,AAs-.. X Sitting L-R: Julie Walsh, Tami Rometelli, John Wilson. Standing L-R: Kathy Janiak, Diane Kobylarz, Lori Young, Liz Olchowy, Colleen White, Craig Jazenski. Front Row L-R: Cathy Callahan, Michael Totillo, Deb Coderre, Diane Heineman, Martha Coaklay, Lori Baudro, Back Row L-R: Ron Rookey, Bruce Eber, Mark Montobon, Brian Goldsberg, Jerry Ford, Ken Healy, Michael Sainsbury, Chairman- Greg Andrulis, Mark Daddona.

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Drama Dance Dance is made up of a talented group of Easterns students who put on a yearly event that is looked for- ward to every spring. This is not the only production they undertake, but this is the highlight of their perfor- mances. l da ta da. The Drama Society at Eastern has produced numerous plays this year that have been in keeping with the high standard that we have become accustomed to in the past. Under the direction of William Lannon, the small but effecient company has flourished and is an attribute to Eastern. A Is it fatal??'?