University of Alaska Fairbanks - Denali Yearbook (Fairbanks, AK)

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THE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Meetings of the International Relations Club were held bi-monthly with dis- cussions on world union, the Palestine situation, China Communists, the Atomic Bomb, and U.S. -Russian problems. One of the oldest organizations on the campus, the International Relations Club was formed in the spring of 1935 for the purpose of helping students to keep themselves informed on conditions throughout the world. It is only through education that a peaceful civilization endures. PRESIDENT VINCENT M. RAIMOND VICE-PRESIDENT DONALD S. HANSON SECY.-TREASURER SYLVIA ANDERSON FACULTY ADVISER DR. FRED W. WAGNER 66

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UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA MINING SOCIETY AND STUDENT CHAPTER OF AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF MINING AND METALLURGICAL ENGINEERS The primary object of this organization is to promote among its members a self-sought increasing knowledge of mining and metallurgical engineering in all its branches and to instil a professional pride in the life work they have chosen. A second purpose is to promote good fellowship among the mining students at the University of Alaska and to create a sentiment favorable to upholding the prestige and honor of the University of Alaska. Activities of the Society include a caribou barbecue, lectures, movies, picnics and the Annual Stag Banguet and Miner ' s Ball. PRESIDENT DAN JONES VICE-PRESIDENT . ED BARNES SEC ' Y.-TREAS. BOB MAROVELLI 65

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D E N A L I J[S T A F F The Denali Staff have attempted in this edition of the yearbook to include the activities and developments of the school covering a two year period. There has been an endeavor to make this annual greater than any one heretofore published. The pace of events at the University has been stimulating to the busy staff members who make great efforts to en- compass all important happenings. It is hoped that future Denali Staffs will be satisfied with no model book other than one that they know has not been excelled. 67