Unquowa School - Gator Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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HOUSE COUNCIL James Sacketc, Headmaster Manson Welsh, Mr. Angelo Cocco, Peter Blegvad. Missing: John Hoes. HOUSE COUNCIL -- by jim Sackett This yeat's House Council consists of five members: the headmaster, three students, and one faculty member. ' Our job is to award and deduct house and personal points. Some of the things points are awarded for are honor roll, intra-house competition, and good citizenship. Some of the things that are de-merited are weekly reports, poor conduct, and suspension.

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EBTINCT 90 ar I s D . X Q ffl L F V ft... 1. T ffl .Rx S-, 1 1 ' ' ,.,, I. 2 5 ' Q lj-Q I f 9, .4 5 i J' Vi 4123! Z ' fi ' , S it M54 : ,Aff , O 19 at i - mat l if -, W 4 ' if 'e THE UNQUOWA SCHOOL DEBATING SOCIETY - by Douglas Gilmore This year a group of eighth grade students of the Unquowa School formed a Debating Society. It was primarily created because having the ability to speak effectively is one of the most important assets a person can have in both business and social life, and because debating teaches objectivity. At the first meeting the following oflicers were elected: Douglas Gilmore, Presidentg Gary Fialk, Vice-President, Danny Stein, Secretary. Other members of the group include: Phil Bernard, Cathy Blank, Sarah Frassenelli, Paul Michag-:1s,Marty Ryan, Don Roth, and Jim Sackett. Created at the beginning of the school term, the club's activities are slated to become inter-mural. Topics scheduled for debate are Capital Punishment, Should the State Have the Right to Condemn Land for Public Highways? Should We Fluoridate the Water, State's Rights, Should the U.S. Stay in Viet Nam? Should China Be Admitted to the U.N.?

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5 M sara f Q 1 . 1 '75 6 'liz X ra me fl Q Xfllo slimy fi' 'Pix P7 mg! fl' , l . I 'S U , D p , C' ' 5 M . xx lxx , I es e rf MUSIC , R ' :ul I' ' I 5-51 , To - X s ,lm lgx - Our new music teacher this year is U i . , sg, Mr. Heath. At f1rst he was pretty strict, 9 o! but now he is all right. -17 eh' ykrs 1 is N -L .-2' ,. As usual, the whole school sang in the Christmas Pageant. Some new mu- sic was sung from the Oxford Carol Book. At the Spring Concert, the theme was Music in America. The 515 , Wu Fifth Grade gave demonstrations of the I KX ' 1 x recorder and of other instruments in the ' ff' orchestra. The Fourth Grade performed , I j X f original POCIIIS set to original music. 1 1' , V. l...,f The Upper School sang songs from the bc, .-Fantasticksf' At the end, the entire N didn school sang together an old canon, l -' f X . Dona Nobis Pacemf' I if . ,ff -A I J i r N fill' fill Q ' ' ' , I If K if -rar l l f up Jr' X 'I 'll' I-L Frusinelli