Catholic Womens College - El Faro Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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,egg Q6 l :t . eg 'fig .Sk , f X ef :E f. 'Q M, Ctr, - r .tx x- . ' ei .3 Left to right: Mary Coyle, Secretaryg Mary Martin, President Spanish Club ARQUINA:S t'FLoREs DE ARAGON7, was presented by Spanish Club members for their parents and guests from the Con- sular Corps of San Francisco. The club studied the Spanish question in its true light at its meetingsg a Mexican doll was raffled, with proceeds going to the Spanish Departmental Libraryg religious articles were collected for the Reedley Mis- sion of Rev. C. De La Pena, S. lg Spanish and Latin American carols were sung at Christmastimeg a yarn drive was held for the Sacred Heart Convents in Europeg and a most novel feature, a Mexican dinner, with tamales provided by the president, was held at Underhill. The Sigma Delta Pi CSpanish Honor Societyi receivec. into its ranks four new members from tae Spanish Club. 4 H P Q cs r , I Fil iw- et iff? :Um . yi , ,, nf Ulf . W Q, ul it if blot fp' ' ite 'L' lay. W itil t' ' 'imlf alibi I 3 lilit 7 the lrfgffl If viewed ts 2 year. . J, .37 W. ff f. ,ij Q A ' X. Leif it Ulf? ut-'ctw-v

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ous Wig. -Ulsli 'at .1 tgr 5 and lllllef 'lxlim Q llfmor GY new French Club HE FRENCH CLUB played hostess to Pi Delta Phi fFrench Honor Societyj at a two-day convention held at the College. A French banquet was served to 78 guests and followed by a program of French songs, choral recitations, and dances. Some of the members attended a tea at Madame Dandini's home after the closing meeting. A most novel contribution of the French Club was the presentation of a song pro- gram featuring Jean Sablon. Monsieur Sa- blon gave his own rendition of such favor- ites as uliiletten and Comme Ci, Comme Ca . Members of the Salon Francais were invited to attend this program. 4'France Comes to Youll fthe French exhibit at the Palace Hotell, the art ex- hibit and book collection at the Palace of the Legion of Honor and the Academy- Award winner, uMonsieur Vincent , were viewed by the language group during the year. Left to right: M-ary Lou Sullivan, Secretary, Constance Cherardi, President -vogue , - f -1 ,-, , . - . ., Left to right: Andrea Marty, Secretaryg Madeleine Carr, President International Relations Club 66 O aid or not to aidl' was the ques- tion confronting IRC members during a discussion on China, joint meetings with Dominican College and USF helped the club in arriving at a solution. The 4'Berlin Crisisn and uAtlantic Pact also held the spotlight as topics for debate. Constance Cherardi and Mary Lou Sul- livan represented Lone Mountain at the regional conference of lnternational Rela- tions Clubs which took place at Stockton, where they defended their views against the uslightly redl' trend of the secular col- leges. Mary Grace Hanrahan, newly elected national Secretary, and June Kearny, at- tended the national convention in Denver. The Club members also helped to ar- range for monthly meetings between the lRC's of the Catholic colleges of the Bay Area. '45 39 4 ' 9' - V - . U... ' lflfif!1!!'1lQ!!!.7z21!l1'.f!tL1:flTL2l?l1l'13l.?1?!1l3lQ17lflIlTlIl1.1i'1lflT!QIZZlgililglyy 9 .g .l.QZQZl4.,l,1gQLZlQQ .g,f.,..mgm,3,,4.,,.9,,,,,,4,. -