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

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. gnxn DO-DAY Do-Day cannot claim antiquity as a distinctive char- acteristic, yet within a few short years it has taken on the aspect of a traditional event. Many believe that Do-Day is just a day of work or play, however, upon closer inspection, one can see that these implications are only some of the manifestations. Actually the put- pose of Do-Day, in its conception, was to eliminate the apathy that prevailed among the students and faculty. We believe Do-Day has contributed a great deal in accomplishing this goal, and what is more important, it continues to instill the feeling of pride and belong- ing. Do-Day has made the task of promoting school spirit easy by using the tools of our American brand of democracy. The following are some of the highlights this unique plan has brought forth. Do-Day officially starts with a political battle between the departments for the coveted positions of Dean of Men and Dean of Women. In the spirit of fun, all the tricks of Ameri- can political campaigning are used, from street par- ades to speeches which promise an infinite Utopian society. When the last vote is counted and the victors receive their rewards, the hatchets are buried and total cooperation is the order of the day. People in charge of work groups are chosen for their abilities in leadership and it is not surprising t0 find a turnabout situation among students and faculty. If you happened by Danbury Teachers College on D0- ded of the old Am6riCHH custom of house raising. Swarms of people mal' be number of tasks. Day, you would be remin seen busily performing a prodigious - - - - ork The democratic theme IS not limited to the W e afterno0I1 program, rather it is carried through th served to the S1115- which CHU' sporting events, the picnic supper d the humorous skits, ents by the faculty, an xl hx. ,. 3.- Sl not be de For IW V of Cllefgl ti Hall' If Sei thjg Lllllqul ing, and U remffl lOl and his ga i Q XLR? , ,t ,: . e t tl:-