Villa Maria Academy - Trumpet Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Tri Delta Club 0150 F or the past three years the Tri Delta Club has been holding weekly meet- ings in the homes of its various members, It is composed of eight members of the class of '31 and one member of the class of '30. The club includes: 'rlelen Barry, Jeanne Brinig, Gertrude Carson, Isabelle Flynn, Elaine Gallagher, Betty Kinney, Audrey Wei11clo1'ff, Audrey Witt1J11a11, Anna Mary Mosier. I. F., 731. ei 92 34+

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The 'l OE Club 0-30 .F The OE Club com Josed of Juniors and Seniors was orfraiiizecl in 1928 . . . . ,l . . , l C for social activities. I' he bi-inonthl ' meetin s oi the club are ea 'erl attended o n 5 1 1 1 v v , and various other members of the classes are invited to many ol its affairs, thus pronioting friendliness among the classes. The officers are Esther Keini and Eileen Murphy. Club colors are pink and green, and its song, composed by one of the inenibers, epitoniizes the Stanclards of the club. The members include: Mary Alyce Regan, Margaret llahu, Mad' eline Eisert, Genevieve Flannigan, liavina Eisert and Mildred Leibel. E. M., ei. 91 21+

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c In Dfw., I rf V 4 xv A Q , , , , . ., .,,, -,Y.., .,-..,., Business Education 030 A business education is acquiring the attitudes, the knowledge, the skills. and the understandings which equip one for complete living. This, in turn, in- cludes doing well that which business demands. Villa Maria Academy offe1's a complete commercial course, including training in Business Office routine. The value of this training, however, will be determined by the amount of time, energy and effort that the student puts into' it. He who succeeds in the commercial World of today, must be thoroughly prepared for his work. He must think and act quickly, and must know not alone what is to be done, but how to do it. Preparedness, therefore, is one of the essentials which is stressed for the commercial student of the Villa. Accuracy is the second outstanding asset with which the student should enter the business world, for the standard of his whole life is greatly raised by always doing his best even in the smallest things. This thoroughness in work is also one of the important factors in character building. The employee Who is accurate and is a faithful worker is sure to succeed as thoroughness always accompanies other success qualities. As the future growth and development of our country depends upon the present progress made in education, special attention is given to securing the best possible methods in courses taught at Villa Maria Academy. Students com- plying with the requirements and co-operating with instructors are ready to meet opportunities for success when confronted with them in the commercial world. R. C. A., '31. -ffl 93 lr