Mitchell College - Thames Log Yearbook (New London, CT)

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X . 5 'N 'ouNoiL ...,...,...............,, A -1 1' S. Burgess, L. Mundell, V. Matusevicius, L. Howard, D. Killeen, G. Cavasino, G. Zurles, D. Graff, A. Flaherty, R. Bliss, A. Erikson, R. Green, Mr. Temple. Upon election to the presidency of a club on this campus, that person automatically becomes a member of the Student Council. In this way, all organizations are represented on the Council. The duties and activities of this organization are many. One of these duties is to exercise a general supervision over student activities. Another duty is to supervise all elections involv- ing the vote of the entire student body and all class elections. The Student Council publishes The Student Hand- book and any other publication that the administra- tion advises. They examine and make recommendations on all expenditures or appropriations of money to organi- zations with recognized budgets. The Student Council also sponsors the Snow Ball formal, which is usually held around the middle of December. This event is high lighted by the crown- ing of a freshman queen.

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'l'llAlVllCS LOC .1 .: '?lu.3s'tff if , ,, - - sur. Wa- is The Staff of the Thames LO tried to maintain the high standard Years. After many hours and great efforts 0 g has of the Log in previous fl 213. signments, advertising, budget bal- ances and lay outs, the Stag greatly pleased with the finished WHS re- sults. We are confident that you will enjoy reading the H1954 Thames Log now and in the future. A Fl is ty S Burgess Miss Gibson, G- Camino, 5' Gfovef' L' Mundeu' N' , 21 CI , - ' . Ferris, L. Wolfklewlcz' A' Enkson' COMMUTERQS CLUB CFirst Rowjz A. Erikson, T. Slowinsky, A. Flaherty, J. Donahue, J. Grover, L. Wojtkiewicz, B. Kelly, L. Mundell. fSecond Rowj : R. LeBoeuf, Orlando, N. Gorra, E. Nucci, R. Bliss, J. Plunkett, W. Lord, G. Cavasino. CThird ROW? i R. Eggers, R. Green, J. Cardelle, E. Gencarelli, F. Johnson, J. Quarfella, N- Stephen, J. Shine, Mr. Temple, J. Chancerelle, D. Cooksley, R. Hart. Cars, buses, bicycles, and on foot are some of the many ways the Commuters arrive to meet their 8 o'clock classes - ten minutes late . . . why is it that all Commuters have 8 o'clocks? We, as an organized group, have sponsored many activities, such as the Christmas Pageant in co-operation with the Glee Club.