Centenary College - Hack Yearbook (Hackettstown, NJ)

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he Iflach l I International Relations fllllub ffijjfiliaied ufifh the Cfzwzegie Emlowwenl for Ifzlermzliomzl Pearcaj Director ,AA,.,,,A,,A.,,.,, ,,Q,qq,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,v,VVVVA4,,,,, ,,,,, D r. Randolph C. Downes OFFICERS President ,,.,, ,.Y,,, ,,,,,,,w,w,,,,A,,,,,,,,,V,,,, v,,,,,.,, C Z1 r Ollne Ford Vice-President ,,,, AA...... M argaret Brunn Secretary .... .,,,,,,,, Treasurer ..,....,,..... Sergeant-at-Arms .,., .. ..w,,,..........,VVV.. ..Y-- - r .......Constance Koss .....Mildred Stelter .Ruth Mortensen PROGRAM Meetings from time to time to report on books and summaries of current events received from Carnegie Endowment. Speaker on Chili Speaker on japan .... . Speaker on Italy ...Colonel A. K. C. Palmer T. Yamamoto ....Professor Nicolo' Tucci The Boch itlub Director .,,,.c, ,,,.,....,,.,,,c,,,c..c...,..,,....,,,., D r. H. Graham DuB0iS OFFICERS President .... .......,... .....,....r..., ...... .,......, W a l k er Pattison Secretary-Treasurer ...........,....,,.. ,...,,. I eannette Potteiger PROGRAM Meetings on the second and fourth Mondays of each month at the home of the Director to hear book reviews by the members. A talk on Persian Poetry by Professor Bedross Koskarian. A review of the leading plays on Broadway by Ellen C. Couch. A report of recent books that everyone ought to have read by Esther P. Potter. A reading of his original plays, poems and short stories by Dr. DuBois. Delicious refreshments served by Mrs. DuBois at the end of each meeting. BOOKS ADDED TO THE LIBRARY: The Sj.flL'7'.f by Brining Midujglvl on ibe Deserf by Priestley ff1rdmz.rln11'11 by johnson Somelhjng of Myself by Kipling Azzgelr in U 11d1'e.rr by Benney Hmzombfe Efffzfe by Brittain ll57l7if80r'I,b Hrzrreri by Roche Sevmify

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A.vIiIlII11f Eufjlm' CONNIIQ Koss pillerl ilnh Staff 1936-57 EJIIOI'-ifz-Chief DOROTHY L. SMITH Bm'i11e.rf Mfzmzgef' ELIZABETH KINSIQY A.I1fi.s'l1z11l Blz.ri1ze.fJ Mfzlzfzger Cizwzlfzfimz Mfzmzgcv' EIAINI2 BRAIIN MARII2 SHAMAN T7'6I1.I'!lI'6l' XYfII.III2I.MINA NORIISTROM Sezzioz' Repf'arc1zfafiz'e.r BERTINA HIBSON JEAN FoI.TIs VUALKIZR PATTISON PHYLLIS SWIQIQNY ANNI2 C. MciCI.AvI2 Ar! Edirol' BI5'l l'IIi GRAHALI Lifermy Board S 1'.1'fg1-71 in v A.v,I'i.flIz11l Cj7'L'7l!z1fjflII Mfzmzgw DORIS SMITH Tyj1i.I!.r MIIIWOOII I.AMI3I2RT NIARTHA WI'mI'I'sc3IIEciK JFANN ii'I l'l2 POTT I2 IGF R LYNDALI. POTTIE R DORIS -IIIIISON

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l l g he Itlach 1 I il. il. Il. Build CABINET MEMBERS Faculty Advisor ...... .......,...............,.,.,,,,,,,,......., M iss Doris Stearns Directors Y,,,,Y,,,,,.,.......,....,,.....,... Genevieve Sheffield, Alice Siegmund Secretary and Treasurer , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, M argaret Mae Terhune Chairman of Publicity rrr,,r . ,,rrEr.,..,YY, Dorothy Merkel PROGRAM Group Meeting to acquaint new students of Guild's aims and purposes. Moonlight-Frankfurter-Roast-and-songs at Stone Quarry. Political Rally just before election. Visit of the Cabinet Members through the A. I. C. P. buildings in New York. Report of the visit to the student body. Talk on Beauty and Fashionl' by Miss Marion Young, Woman's Page Editor of H. E. A. Service. She also discussed the possibilities for women in the field of journalism. Mite Box Drive during Lent when we raised 317000. First-hand report of flood experiences and reconstruction problems by Miss Fletcher of Paducah, Ky., which is in the flood area. At last Guild Meeting, Mr. Morris S. Frank and his dog Buddy from The Seeing Eye, Morristown, N. I., gave a talk and showed moving pictures on interesting fea- tures of dog education and the adaptation of blind students to the use of dog guides. SERVICES OF TI-IE C. C. I. GUILD 1936-1937 Money to needy families at Thanksgiving. Filling of Christmas stockings for children recommended by A. I. C. P. Selling of Christmas seals. Red Cross Drive for membership and special flood campaign. Clothes for Hood relief and A. I. C. P. 150 new garments to A. I. C. P., knitted and sewed. Funds to Womenys Foreign Missions. Maine Seacoast Fresh Air Camp. A. I. C. P. Pine Mt. Settlement School. We are pleased and proud of this record of service which has not only been helpful to others, but profitable to ourselves. W Margaret Mae Terhune. .S'w'vm1fy-om'