Georgian Court University - Courtier Yearbook (Lakewood, NJ)

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2 AE gt AE IE of GE OR Eo seo neageinnytigilis aa ee eee Junior Education students listen attentively i to Sister Francesca. qj ' B j Learning to use audio-visual aids . . . ... is a part of the training in i the Elementary Education class. | i Selecting patterns for Tailoring is fun. Home Economics girls have a lesson in Demonstration Cookery. TERT ERT TTY MTSE OT PTS

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aE Ta a ats SNS el dace fel SE ae ATIC DIT Bete FO ; i f Budi adeg Social Sciences The Division of Social Sciences covers one of the widest scopes in the field of education. Through the social sciences man studies man as an individual, and man as a member of a social group. The social sciences include history, business, economics, sociology, home economics and pedagogy. These are most directly con- cerned with preparing each Courtier for the social con- tacts after College, guiding her in the trends and moods of daily life. The Malthusian theory is refuted by Miss Blake in her Political Economy class. An efficient debate team is in action in Dr. Husek’s sophomore Debate class. Sister Muriel keeps her Business majors occupied, The class is checking an assignment in Business Math. 4 Miss Premont explains an adjusting entry to her Accounting class. 150

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| Visiting ecturers and RAMON M. ZABARTE The Philippine Cultural Society of New York City presented a program entitled ““Filipiniana’ in November. The program told the story of the Philippines through songs, dances, and a panel discus- sion which drew the program to a close. An exhibit of native Phi- lippine products was made possible through the cooperation of the Philippine Consulate-General of New York City. The Philippine Culture Society is composed of Filipino students in New York and suburbs. Mr. Ramon M. Zabarte, a graduate stu- dent at Columbia University, is president of the Society. REVEREND HENRY WEEKS, O.S.A. | The annual college retreat was conducted by Reverend Henry | Weeks, O.S.A. from the twenty-third to the twenty-seventh of | October. Father Weeks dwelt at great length on the necessity for | a spiritual revolution, for a return of the world to a truly Christ- | centered life. “Deus Caritas est,” Father emphasized. And as we | gradually realize that God is love, we shall grow closer to Him. | Father Weeks is stationed at Villanova College and at present | is engaged in giving a series of retreats and missions. REVEREND GREGORY KEEGAN, M.M. The .necessity for sports in a well-rounded college program was the theme of Father Keegan's address at the Annual Athletic Asso. ciation Banquet. The importance of being a good loser as well a | a good winner was pointed out. Father is Director of Athletics at Maryknoll Junior College. 152