S.E.A. members met to hear a guest speaker.
S.E.A. Lea rns of Tea c h i n g
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S.E.A. officers include: linda likkel, secretary; Louise Gustafson. coordinator for S.W.E.A.; Janet Hoines, historian; Jon Peterson. president; Mr. Arne Pederson, advisor; Sharon Tyler, publicity; Carol Jacobson, treasurer; and Kathy loen. vice-president.
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The Student Education Associa· tion, which is affiliated with the Washington Education Associa· tion, gives its members an opportu. nity to become acquainted with the various aspects and fields re· lated to the teaching profesion. The club met once a month and guest speakers were brought in. These speakers included people who had taught overseas, counsel· ors, and social workers in public school. S.E.A. was well informed in hav ing as a member Louise Gustaf· son who was the Western Regional Coordinator for Student W.E.A. She attended the State Western Regional Convention and brought back to the club helpful and perti· nent information. In April S.E.A. was honored by having their vice-president. Kathy Loen, elected as secretary·lreas+ urer for the Student Washington Education Association at their convention in Seattte.