Western Connecticut State University - Pahquioque Yearbook (Danbury, CT)

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ghd' K'x'x 'fm lI'- .f 'n,, Qu., n'L-A - 'ft gf, in Ni X 1 Wf'7 't'1-2111 X. M.A.A. First Row-Robert McDonald, Harry Forsberg, Bob Case, Donald Dempsey, Joseph Leheney. Second Row-Harvey Jessup, Edward Farioley, Owen Pegler, John Rishden, Andrew Coccari, Faculty Advisor. Top Row-Willard Starboard, Leonard Bahret. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Within a few years the scope and variety of extra curricular activities have broadened immensely due to the Athletic Associations efforts to offer a program to men and women for recreational, educational, and social benefits. A.A. is divided into two units, Men's A.A. and Women's A.A., each of which operates separately in setting up its own programs, and both jointly work in setting up a co-educa- tional program. A very popular feature of A.A. has been intra-mural sports. In every area the student is given the opportunity to participate in a wide choice of seasonal activities such as: touch football, basketball, volley ball, badminton, tennis, archery, horseback riding, golf and baseball. joint A.A. offers an opportunity for social development through round and square dances, play days, roller and ice skating parties, splashi' parties, picnics, and as the climax- a school banquet is held a which recognition is given for participation. few' HF ,MW , 'rf lx lrn, ggxshj u .QY Wil QT sway W.A.A. First Row-Mary Morosa, Catherine Caregnato, Lorraine Lubus, Florence Hossan, Diane Vogt. Sec- Ofld ROW-Shlflffl' Biff, Carolyn Finger, Nance McCarthy, Dorothy Holman, Faculty Advisor, Jane Greaney, Margaret Will, Jean Miller.