East Tennessee State University - Buccaneer Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

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28 ’The ' Buccaneer 1937 Cbe international Relations Club OFFICERS Mary Stonecipher George Carr Julia Beck Louise Berry Lavinia Bowers Erma Brobeck Eleanor Carlock President Secretary ROLL Almeda Converse Mary Grigsby M. F. Parsley, Jr. Neil Sabin Alan Williams Sue Williams Sponsors —Miss Mathews, Miss Yoakley, Dr. Stout The International Relations Club was organized during the fall quarter 1935. Fourteen juniors and seniors were invited by the faculty to become charter members. Membership in this society is based on scholarship and interest in such an organization. The club is a member of the International Peace Council set up by the Carnegie Endowment and is one of many similar clubs organized throughout the United States and foreign countries. Its purpose is to promote peace through a study and understanding of international problems. In bringing to a close a successful year, the members hope that each succeeding year will bring added interest and strength to the organization.

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Miss Ruth Pate, Director Almeda Converse, Manager Maxie Fox, Assistant Manager HEADS OF SPORTS Bettie Graham Nannie Graham Hilda Buchanan Josephine Wagner Anne Bryant Date Fall Fall Winter Winter. Winter CALENDAR Activity Archery. Volley Ball. Basket Ball Foul Shooting. Ping Pong Ruth Mauk Virginia McCullough Catherine Erb Virginia Spears Virginia Hutcheson Winner H. Buchanan -Freshmen .Juniors -V. Lyons H. Buchanan Spring-Baseball Spring-Horseshoes Spring -Croquet Spring -Tennis Spring-Hiking- March 21 April 9— The Student and Faculty Game -Chapel Program—Minstrel

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1937 ¥ he Buccaneer 29 imiinniiiiiinuiniiiMHiiiiiiniiimiiiimiiimiiiiiinniimmiimiiiiiiiniiniimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimimMmimiiiiin a. c. President Catherine Err Vice-President Kenneth Walker Secretary Helen Trivette Treasurer Betty Johnson Sponsors Miss Elizabeth Black, Mr. P. W. Alexander In 1892 an organization was formed and became known as the International Kindergarten Union; in 1930 it merged with the National Council of Primary Education and finally became known as the Association of Childhood Education. The purpose of the organization is to further educational opportunities for young children by raising professional standards of teachers. March 25-27 , Sue Williams represented Teachers College at the T. E. A. meeting at Nashville. April 22 a group from T. C. held a joint meeting with Kingsport chapter. Blacky our sponsor, was the speaker. Miss Elizabeth