Students' Handbook V.6
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To bring into closer relation- ship the Catholic students on the campus.
2. To foster and encourage among its members higher scholastic achievements.
3. To promote a wholesome spir- it of friendship among all students and to stimulate co-operation in so- cial functions and other activities.
Several interesting features of the club are the picnics in the spring and fall, the banquet before Thanksgiving, and the regular meetings at which an address on some selected subject is presented.
This club... meets the third Tuesday of each month in Leonard Hall.
Students' Handbook— I. S. T. C. 41 Officers for 1933-34 are: President Julia O'Deary Vice President, Catherine O'Donnell William Reilly Rec. Secretary . . Georgiana Wesner Corr. Secretary . . Catherine Markey Treasurer Elizabeth Donghia Historian Margaret Hurley Reporter Kay Murray Council Cecelia KirK Helen Thompson Ruperta Weakland W. A. A.
Women's Athletic Association President Anne Pharaoh Vice President .... Sara McMonegal Secretary Dora Good Point Secretary Ruth Brant Treasurer Velma Davis Sponsor Miss Hamblen The purpose of the Women's Ath- letic Association is "to promote in- terest in all sports and physical activity of all women of the Indi- ana State Teachers College as a means of securing recreation, physi- cal efficiency, scholarship and good fellowship." Membership in this organization, which is one of the largest on the campus, is open to every woman stu- dent of the college.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To bring into closer relation- ship the Catholic students on the campus.
2. To foster and encourage among its members higher scholastic achievements.
3. To promote a wholesome spir- it of friendship among all students and to stimulate co-operation in so- cial functions and other activities.
Several interesting features of the club are the picnics in the spring and fall, the banquet before Thanksgiving, and the regular meetings at which an address on some selected subject is presented.
This club... meets the third Tuesday of each month in Leonard Hall.
Students' Handbook— I. S. T. C. 41 Officers for 1933-34 are: President Julia O'Deary Vice President, Catherine O'Donnell William Reilly Rec. Secretary . . Georgiana Wesner Corr. Secretary . . Catherine Markey Treasurer Elizabeth Donghia Historian Margaret Hurley Reporter Kay Murray Council Cecelia KirK Helen Thompson Ruperta Weakland W. A. A.
Women's Athletic Association President Anne Pharaoh Vice President .... Sara McMonegal Secretary Dora Good Point Secretary Ruth Brant Treasurer Velma Davis Sponsor Miss Hamblen The purpose of the Women's Ath- letic Association is "to promote in- terest in all sports and physical activity of all women of the Indi- ana State Teachers College as a means of securing recreation, physi- cal efficiency, scholarship and good fellowship." Membership in this organization, which is one of the largest on the campus, is open to every woman stu- dent of the college.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Indiana State Teachers College (Indiana, Pa.) to read onlineMoreLess
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