Alumnagram 1-4
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Two projectors were set up by the staff for alumnae who wished to show their films to friends. Peggy McDerby Shea '41 entertained her group with the antics of her children while Gerry Kozolwski '50 showed her class pictures of their commencement exercises.
Faculty and students of the Science Department joined forces to illustrate by means of exhibits and demonstra- tions the antibiotic effect of the wonder drugs on body-invading organisms. In- terested alumnae were thus given a glimpse of the w...ork being done at the College in the chemistry seminar, the honors course in biology and in bacteri- ology. Both groups of alumnae enjoyed themselves so much that scouts had to be dispatched to 245 to encourage them to come to luncheon in the library at 12:45.
After luncheon Mary Ellen Boyling of the Junior Class gave an informal lecture, describing her tour of France and Italy taken with student pilgrims this summer. The talk was supplemented by colored slides and movies of the cities visited.
A book exhibit in the Alumnae Room provided suggestions for Christmas gifts for children and adults, with an oppor- tunity to order books desired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two projectors were set up by the staff for alumnae who wished to show their films to friends. Peggy McDerby Shea '41 entertained her group with the antics of her children while Gerry Kozolwski '50 showed her class pictures of their commencement exercises.
Faculty and students of the Science Department joined forces to illustrate by means of exhibits and demonstra- tions the antibiotic effect of the wonder drugs on body-invading organisms. In- terested alumnae were thus given a glimpse of the w...ork being done at the College in the chemistry seminar, the honors course in biology and in bacteri- ology. Both groups of alumnae enjoyed themselves so much that scouts had to be dispatched to 245 to encourage them to come to luncheon in the library at 12:45.
After luncheon Mary Ellen Boyling of the Junior Class gave an informal lecture, describing her tour of France and Italy taken with student pilgrims this summer. The talk was supplemented by colored slides and movies of the cities visited.
A book exhibit in the Alumnae Room provided suggestions for Christmas gifts for children and adults, with an oppor- tunity to order books desired.
What to read after Alumnagram 1-4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. Joseph's College, New York to read onlineMoreLess
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