21 May 1948
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Newspaper
Fairfield Fulcrum
Location
Fairfield, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1948
Page
1
The social club meets in the auditorium at 7 30 for elections to next fall. Members vote by secret ballot with five offices having three nominees each. outing plans will be finalized, including refreshments time and place, to occur as soon after final exams as possible.
Jim Keating concludes NEWS 6 VIEWS with memories of Fairfield men and Center tales. President Bob Patterson calls the meeting to order each afternoon as the column ends with reflections on the era and ongoing continuations on pages.
Tom Davis Ed Lynch and Jack Sullivan received awards for selling over 100 bricks. Tony Annuncio won a smoking jacket for selling more than 25 bricks. Fr. MacDonnell announced the campaign reached 3000 dollars, with Prep school contributions totaling 10000 dollars and potential to double through more brick sales. campaign to close after fall opening with plans to continue selling bricks in summer.
The document lists exam dates for Religion English Latin Greek History Economics Accounting Modern Languages and includes a Latin day 19:00-12:00 Religion 9:24-11:19. On Thursday May 27 regular classes run from the 3rd hour upward and the Accounting Lab meets as usual. Subsequent exam days have no classes.
Rev Arthur HacGillivray announces Francis A Malyszko as first editor of THE FULCRUM. The Bridgeport resident, former Louisville and Regensburg resident, attended Central High School and the University of Norwich Vermont. He enjoys photography indoor sports and the Readers Digest. Editorial duties may aid his future ophthalmology career.
The Spanish Club will hold its final meeting of the year on Tuesday May 25. Elections for officers will be held and plans for an outing in New York with Spanish atmosphere will be finalized. A Spanish meal and movie are planned and it is undecided if Miss Carmen Ifranda will join.
In 1950 or 1951 a Year Book is planned and calls go out for campus activity photos. Donors with campus or off campus shots should present them to the Deants Secretary for future use.
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