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

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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.

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., ,A gy.-Ll:g,? 1-' - . 4.'-Aram' , 4 ll X ' ' -' -'-- '-- ff . .f:fr'?f T!! ,alll - '-'TE Q T 55 log his ll standard Cars. After Urts 011 35. udget bal. Sflll Wag lnished re. it you will 4 Thames ure. l l l l l l l l l l 1 l 'TGIHF' RICHARD MANSFIELD PLAYERS Any student who is interested in the theatre has an opportunity to participate in dramatic activities. The Richard Mansfield Players sponsors a variety of dramatic acti- vities ranging from one act produc- tions to the presentation of full- length plays and operas. 75 CSeatedJ: M. Peabody, N. Fedus, V. Matusevicius, Miss Blank, R. Wakeheld. CStand1ngJ: D. Havens, G. Zurles, R. Trabulsi. GLEE CLUB .X .1 lseafedlj M. Peabody. CFirst Rowj: Mr. Gibson, A. Erikson, B, Mills, A Falbovfski, 1. Felice, L. Mundell. CSecond Rowj 1 V. Matusevicius, T. Slowinsky D. Wilt, G. Zurles, J. Chancerelle, D. Havens, P. Burdelsky, R. Green. The Club lends its voices to other Clubs on Campus, as well as to its own functions. The Glee Club in cooperation with the Richard Mans- field Players is now planning to put on the Gilbert and Sullivan Oper- etta, lolanthe .