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

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One of the larger and more active clubs at Fort Trumbull this year was the Newman Club. With Mr. Francis Kennedy as faculty advisor, 1 35. E 'is orked W VC t problems, ha ICH Cllf 011 umber of speakers C N 'S -CI D P N .CI 5 -C1 I-1 vi 0 IE P G! P'- s Ei 'E -C2 is 'U U E up of men, I0 interested g all 'U II N a-3 Z9 we-4 -M mmunion brea C0 2. ad mester h SC e of this hurches, and at the clos C lic Catho The club's ofiicers are: Norman Swanson, Presidentg and Vlilliam Foley, Secretary.

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THE PUBLIC RELATIONS CLUB The Public Relations Club was formed at the beginning of the second semester with the idea that students could learn about the many phases of public relations as a value to them in choosing a career. They participate actively in the campus public relations program. About twenty students from all parts of the state have been taking part in the program, generally, for interpreting the University of Connecticut, and to present Fort Trumbull in its best light. Mr. Adler has guided the club and is faculty advisor. THE SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club was organized last fall and is known as Los Sanchos Panzas . Its purpose is to increase members knowledge of Spanish speaking countries, and at the same time teach its members to speak the language more fluently. The club was formed by an interested group of students with the aid of Mr. Paul De Sio, faculty advisor.

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BOWLING CLUB The Bowling Club has been active since last September. The club has promoted inter- est in Duckpin Bowling. They have been very successful in their enterprize, giving a number of prizes to the best bowlers and the best bowling teams. The club's officers are: Andrew Fernandes, Presidentg Kerwin Lanz, Vice-Presidentg Robert W. Cashman, Secretaryg and Haig C. Kolligian, Treasurer. 33