Annhurst College - Sylvan Yearbook (Woodstock, CT)

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The Annhurst Woman's experiences are not con- fined to the classroom, laboratory or textbook as her development at Annhurst is religious, social and recreational CIS well as intellectual. Extracurricular activities otter unlimited opportunities to foster a sense of responsibility toward herself and others. In the many activities available on campus, she has the opportunity to investigate and improve her abilities so that she can meet effectively the challenge that life offers to Catholic College Women.

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QZLTJUCIHU? From left to right: Carol Soldani, Day Student Representative; Patricia Perriello, Iunior Class President; Katherine Hand, Student Council Vice- President; Sandra Martella, Senior Class President; Mary Ouimet, Student Council President; Anita Hart, N.F.C.C.S. Delegate; Jacqueline Oliveirct, Student Council Secretary; Frances Skelly, Freshmen Class Advisor; Celeste Michalski, Sophomore Class President; Rosemary Waldron, Student Council Treasurer. The Student Council is the core of the Student Government Association Whose basis is self-government based upon the honor system. Power is resident in the Council to act in legislative, judicial and executive capacities. The Student Council acts czs the intermediary body between the administration and students, and as the coordinator of the intellectual, spiritual and social spheres of campus life. CDOO'TJZ Pictured are Anita Hart, Senior Delegate and Mary Ellen Ryan, Junior Delegate. The National Federation of Catholic College Students aim is to promote and encourage Catholic leaders. This year N.F.C.C.S. has emphasized the responsibility of the student to be informed of the problem of discrimination.