Wagner College - Kallista Yearbook (New York, NY)

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f - H St? ' A ' ge' 42 51, K ,I lg if-if I I I I I Le Cercle Francais The club was organized in I947 with a member- ship of fifty. True to its general aims it has offered lectures by members and guests, dramatic sketches, films, both educational and entertaining, as well as practice in group singing and conversation. Several trips of interest to French students were also planned. 80 Officers President . . . . . . RICHARD DURY Vice President . . . . . MARIE YOUNG Secretary . . . ELAINE HENDRICKSON Treasurer ....... KATHLEEN GIBBONS K Faculty Adviser MISS VOLKHARDT

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Chemistrg Sncietq ggsiilgii' L i A1 2 f .gfficen ... ,. .... vice chairman iii . Y . GEORGEHFBRODERICK Secretary-Treasurer. . LZZY . . .xii WliLLiQ5M HARME3 1 l MR. JENSEN S H 1 In K ,. -:Aw-P., . The object of the Wagner College student affili- ate chapter of the American Chemical Society is to offer to the student of Chemistry and its related fields the opportunity to further his knowledge in these fields. ln its program, the Society has included lectures by guest speakers and students, films of interest to the Chemistry students, field trips, and active par- ticipation in a meeting of student affiliate groups situated in and around New York. This year the Society visited the Lederle Laboratories in Pearl River, N. Y., the United States Testing Company in Hoboken, N. J., and the Refinery and Research Laboratory in Linden, N. J. fa iii .S :EE S if ll ll ' ... . as c QW3 i'