College of San Mateo - Campus Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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College work carried on into the evening hours with many people studying for graduation or for advancement in some particular type of work. Many of the plumbing apprentices worked for their AA degree, and some of their class work is pictured here: 1—Blueprint reading and drafting; 2—Related training class work; 3—Lead wiping; 4—Welding; 5—Studying a plumbing system in miniature.

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Before March 22 was a quiet but busy day as the students started eating their lunches early in the Cafeteria, talking over class problems, club doings, and the recent games. After Then the sharpest earthquake to be felt in this area since 1906 hit. While classes re- mained in their rooms until bells ordered them outside, the crowd in the Caf. moved right outdoors, surprised and somewhat amused, Results A roving. cameraman snapped these shots of CSM’s reactions. There was no damage done, and the lunchers quickly went back indoors to eat, to talk about campus doings and the coming games.

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