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

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...Q .-, . --rv? A '- , A d s. Y A li ' 3- ' 5. -A , .- . 'W' ' ' ' .xi- ' :a lo t 1'-22 , ' - -V . Q- 7 ' . FJ' -.g.-fa. -I - , sim The fourth annual C.G.A. banquet was held in the Elks Auditorium on Wednes- day, September 26th. A friendly atmosphere prevailed throughout the evening as f friendships and renew ac- the entire student body and faculty met to orm new quaintances. Lilly George was general chairman, Diane Rubenstein headed the decoration committee, and Deidamia Whitman was chairman of the welcoming committee. Before dinner, Mrs. Ruth P. deVillafranca led the group in singing the Star Spangled Banner with Claire Connors accompanying at the piano. Following the turkey dinner, Vincent Cibbarelli, president of C.G.S. greeted the students and introduced the slogan of the evening, join our Core, designed to help put into effect the revised curriculum at the college. Dr. Alice Donnelly, mistress of ceremonies, introduced the speakers who were, President Ruth Haas, Dean F. Burton Cook, Dean Alfred Geddes, and Dean Claire Trisch. As was the custom in the past years, the entertainment was given by the Fresh- men. Thus Barbara Burke and john Korcsrnaros rounded up the talent from the class of '55, along with the Freshmen executive committee headed by Tony Balski. The program consisted of a piano duet played by Beverley Gordon and Betty Melody, a ballet dance by Nancy Mellor, and two soloists, Dorothy Lewis and Nelwyn Chaney. The song Dangerous Dan McGrew, sung by Nick Nero, Don Stevens, and Norman Lubus, was acted out by john Antey, Betsy Cregor, and George Beligna. After the entertainment program, dancing was enjoyed to the music of Karl King and his orchestra. U v P Y -Q 1'1- ag, lv ll I rx .7 5. xv '4 if N30 of-0 f'L f e 0. f 1 ll l 1 . J -. Hu. if Y l QQ v ' . , gun' S I a - -. a g S 7 1 'la' 12 ...J s ' ' f 'Ia2S3 1. ' A Ami' ' 1 ii A i'ii i' A ' A ' ' if 1 '..:- 'wk '. ..' as pink Vp'

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I3-nn LIBRARY STAFF Seated: Mrs. Beulah Edwards, Mrs. Marie Green. Standing: Louise Eng1ish,,Peggy Scanlon. .. gk ,ix K Q- A,,.y, OFFICE STAFF Seated: Ruth Sanford, Ellen Partrick, Mrs. Mary Walsh, Frances Travaska. Standing: joseph Wooley, Mrs. Anita Font, Miriam Butinski, Myrtle Woodman, Donald johnson. CUSTODIANS First Row. Howard Durgy, Richard Schneeberger, Richard Balfo. Second Row: james Smith, Robert Benedict, Sam- ' ' .C WVR , 1,1 7' f .. ,V -t I uel Chambers

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If-'Enf?'f ' 'f?S 'H',I Y Y . . i,b t, A ,X CO-OPERATIVE GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION C.G.A. is our Co-operative Government Association which entails representation from the college and training faculty and the student body. Everyone in our school system is represented in this organization by council members which are elected by their respective classmates or faculties. The duties of Council are to work, plan, and carry out any necessary functions of the school as well as a place where students may come with grievances or sug- gestions which they believe should be brought to the attention of Council. In the line of its duties too, comes one of its primer ones, which is for the improvement of the college itself. This is done from the beginning of the year by affairs which are planned for the students and faculty, to help them acquaint themselves with each other so that better inter-relations will result. At the beginning of the year everyone is required to pay C.G.A. dues which will compose the college council budget for the year. It is from this fund that all functions are planned and budgeted for and makes it easier for its members to enjoy many affairs through the school year which otherwise might be more difficult in which to participate. The officers for the year were: President .......................... ..... V INCENT CIBBERELLI Vice-President ...... ................ I OSEPH LEHENY Treefwer ................. ..... K ATHERINE CAREGNATO Recording Secretary ........... .... M ARGARET VAN ORDEN Cowefpomiing Secretary ...... ..... ..... ...... I. I L LY GEORGE 13 fereffma I f , - - v - . , A f .,. 4, an X5 ,-va 1 IV. -5. 1- il . Y 1 fl J A T' ' -I., -V N., ml'--,.---.V Ib 0