Annhurst College - Sylvan Yearbook (Woodstock, CT)

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HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB President: Laimq Lileikis Secretary: Vivian Heneault Treasurer: Anita Hart Moderator: Dr. Ruth W'cxllis Students interested in people, their ways of life and their problems join the HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB. The members of the club have cm opportunity to discuss various fields of social work with speakers from the State Welfare and Health Department. Films pertaining to social work are shown to the students. The club is one of the youngest on the campus but the interest of mcmy students support it. T. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS President: Lynette Landry Vice-President: Karen Lavoie Treasurer: Claudette LaFlamme Moderator: Sister Marie Thomas The French Club offers to its members an opportunity to speak French more fluently. This is accomplished by means of records, conversations, etc. This year the club sponsored c1 raffle to raise money. Field trips to Boston to the Museum of Fine Arts and La Comedie Francoise were taken. eh;

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PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB Secretary-Treasurer: Ann Garrity Vice-President: Janice Dineen President: Marilyn Moran Moderator: Sister Irene The main objective of the Physical Science Club this year was to initiate the publication of CI science booklet, which consisted of articles written bY mathematics, chemistry and biology students, in an attempt to acquaint its readers with the world Of science. Members also participated in CI trip to Pratt and Whitney Aircraft where the methods of electronic comDUterS were explained to them. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Secretary-Treasurer: Margery Christensen President: Paula Delmonte Vice-President: Elaine Daniels Moderator: Mrs. C. Peshmalycm The Athletic Association under the direction of Mrs. Constance Peshmaylan tries to provide its meme bers with sports suited to the season. Badminton, tennis, basketball, and fencing are those which have been emphasized this year. It is a constant aim of this association to foster c1 christian attitude towards sportsmanship which will lead the individual to CI better understanding of life.

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DAINAVA CLUB Social Chairman: Lcima Siieikis Secretary-Treasurer: Rima Kucinas President: Maria Eidukevicius Vice-President: Ausra Domeika Moderator: Rev. V. Cukurots The topic of the Dainava club for 1960-61 was existentialism, with an emphasis on Christian existenticdism. The club discussed the works of contemporary Lithuanian authors in the light of the annual theme. The main activity of the year was the presentation of the Lithuanian Independence Day Program on February 16. EL CIRCULO ESPANOL N. F. Representative: Mary E11en Ryan Secretary-Treasurer: Rosemary Baii President: Barbara Onder V ice-President: Inez Pia Moderator: Sister Aibert Cecile The 1960-61 Spanish Club activities included the annuai Christmas caro1ing with the added partici- pation this year in Ct Posada: the Pan-Americcm Day program featuring the history of the various flags, and c1 field trip to Boston to attend and participate in the Tenth Annual Spoken Spanish Contest center- ing on Ruben Dario and Nicaragua in which RitaDuriCkos won first prize.