University of Connecticut at Fort Trumbull - Laurel Yearbook (Fort Trumbull, CT)

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, .Q f ,J as Q..-?E W' +:'2.tg.-'f i ' - I ,f 1 All I at CHESS CLUB The Chess Club was founded last fall under the direction of Miss Pedigo who is wildly en- thusiastic about the game. The club is a small y y one, but the members have had a good time com- 't -! iiii peting with each other. The Chess Club plans to compete with other schools starting next fall. THE GERMAN CLUB The German Club was founded in November under the name of Club Gemutlich with Mr. Oscar Fasel as faculty advisor. It has been an active club, showing German movies and slides. There have been evenings of quiz programs, community sings, and German music. The club's oflicers are: H. joseph Brown, Treasurerg Anthony J. Costanza, Secretary.

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AT CLUB The Boat Club was founded in February, It regulates the use of the six whale boats that Fort Trumbull possesses. The club instructs its members in sailing and small boat handling. They have had a successful season, holding many races. A silver cup was presented to the winning boat of the May Week- end Regatta. Mr. Axel Osberg is their faculty advisor and guiding light. The club's officers are: Wil- liam jones, Presidentg David Spaulding, Vice-Presidentg David W. Carrol, Secretaryg and Wesley M. Cronk, Treasurer. ,g....s

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3.1 THE U-CONN PLAYERS The Drama Club Cknown as the U-Conn. Playersj was formed last October. They have been one of the hardest work- , ing clubs on the campus, producing three plays: Dust In the Road at Christmas, Gold in the I-Iillsn, and a Midsummer Night's Dreaml' Cclown scenej this spring. Mr. Wilensky, faculty advisor and director, has been amply rewarded by the fine productions that have been turned out. William E. Foley is the Business Manager.