Clark University - Pasticcio Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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GLEE CLUB CLARE CASSIDY . . ...... Presideni RUTH O'FLYNN ,.... ..... V z'ce-President BERNARDINE CASHEN ,..,.. . . . . Secretary-Treasurer AGAIN a new musical director has come to Clark and is successfully heading the musical clubs in school. He is Mr. Carl S. Malmstrom, who replaced Charles T. Lee. With Mr. lVlalmstrom's aid, Glee Club has become one of the largest organizations on the campus. Appearances at assemblies, teas, and student-faculty Wives' gatherings have been carried out smoothly and efliciently, and Glee Club has hit the stride at last. The biggest undertaking of all, third year, and also something of an inno- vation at Clark, was the operetta, The Forest Prince based on Tschaikowsky's melodies, which was presented this May in collaboration with CUPS. Go- ing on the success of the operetta, it seems that Glee Club has truly staged a comeback and can safely look forward to an even bigger and better club next year. l69l

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lst row-Camp. Joress. Ilox. Beclrosian. Sampson. 2nd row-Yoffe, Bnrriere, Abelson. Doran. Jacobs. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB LAWRENCE Fox . , . . President OUNDED by the Carnegie Endowment for Peace, the International Rela- tions Club has for its purpose the stimulating of interest in international relations and the discussion of problems affecting world peace. The I. R. C. consisted this year of a small nucleus of students sincerely interested in international problems. The formal presentation of papers and debates gave way to some extent to the round table type of discussion. In this way the study-research method was employed, giving greatest scope to the club's special library of books dealing with current international problems. In the fall, the Clark International Relations Club sent delegates to the regional I. R. C. conference held at the University of Vermont. Clark dele- gates delivered talks in addition to participating in the discussions and round tables of the meetings. I68l

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THE SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY MR. BRACKETT . . . ....,..,....,...,.., Faculzy Secrezary MR. MERIGOLD .4,4,. Facully Member ol' Executive Commillee MEMBERS LAWRENCE FOX ALPHA EPSILON UPSILON, the Clark Scholarship Society, was founded in 1914 at the suggestion of former Clark President, Edmund C. San- ford. This honorary society was founded with the realization that there are men who are interested in knowledge for its own sake and for the benefits which it bestows upon mankind: therefore its object is to further the main- tenance of a high and broad conception of scholarship through which knowl- edge will be placed at the disposal of mankind. Membership to the society is conferred upon those men who have achieved high scholastic standing during their college years and is given at the end of the Junior year or during the Senior year of college. Additions from the faculty are made occasionally. The number taken into the society this year has been greatly decreased due to the present conditions. Following graduation. membership will increase. l70l