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

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-I 1 U Z D O U I- Z IH Q D I'- GD rly part in the ea Formed ouncil. C I university is the Studen he oft ch bran this HIC CHI HID Student Gover iated SSOC A he oft Y od gb governin The ginning of the year. be the dents in Ill by the s untered C0 ies en lt Hicu tdi cil worked ou l1l'l mporarily, the co CC Cl' I0 ofOC .D he for t IIIHIIHCI' E' me I-4 O D-4 E o A-I cd C1 lv-1 HCUVC remained e council an. Th hairm C CC liarns as Vi Wil hris hC e served as the first Chairman, wit OW H CIC Alb CSCIIIHUVCS. manent repr s-4 u I-L 25 -+1 ory floor dormit each Cl O held CIC W OIIS electi .c: .2 ..r: 3 55-I O 'E o u v-Ct' Ll GJ ot if CJ 2 su W li E Ted Sutton was 'elected President of the Council for the second sernesterg Harry Mustakos, Vice-Presidentg Francis P. Ginty, Secretaryg and Bob Treasurer. nning moothly ru ard the s OW erations and helped considerably t OP bull l'I'1 Tru ts in CH ID IOVC mP i and any reforms initiate m I0 ncil served 011 C Davis, The vi ...- E Ct' machine that it e a full evening was enjoyed by all. Cl' wh OI1 Loud zza in New PO Cap artin M of he home banquet was held at t l first annua The 3 a 'U 5 if a U11 N E Q2 .E 5 3 U JE of VI O -5 is 5 a o V5 'Ei nd E 'l a 'E 9 75 .2 'fs U-1 U-1 is 5 U 'E 5 a o members was held cil S Q U 6-I a U 'U E ua .c :qs ei par fx 6 house A

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