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

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Left to right: Patricia Collins, President, Patricia Kilkenny, Secretary Education Club DKEMBERS of the Education Club are interested in keeping abreast of all education- al and professional advancements. They wish to associate with teachers in the field so that they may be better informed teachers them- selves upon graduation. With these aims in mind, they have joined the California State Teachers' Association and receive their monthly magazine. On two occasions, past graduates spoke to the club about their present teaching jobs in the city. A guest speaker from Compton's En- cyclopedia Was heard during March. HAH Work and no play makes ,lack a dull boy , so the education majors gave them- selves a January party, complete with refresh- ments and entertainment. New members were initiated into the club at the annual tea held in the Spring. Some of our Graduate Students M, A g, 6 X? 754 ,, M . ' L IP gl' l . Left to right: Mildred Fusco, Barbara Guerin, Ramona Marquez- Gall Adams, and CHO a lam O 1454i

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