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

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30 THE CHALK LINE 1936 dfgma ©mega OFFICERS President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Anderson, Edith Andrews, Eloise Bailey, Jessie Blackburn, Nelle Borings Virginia Bright, Mildred Brobeck, Erma Catron, Inez Converse, Almeda Cox, Lucille Duggan, Louise Fox, Maxie ROLL Hart, Mayme Hill, Frances Liles, Dorothy Lowe, Pansy Miller, Katherine Miller, Vivian Pardue, Dorothy Pendleton, Mary Robinson, Lillian Rutherford, Mildred Rutledge, Jessie Genevieve Williams Almeda Converse Dorothy Pardue Edith Anderson Josephine St. John Jessie Rutledge Scott, Margaret Sharpe, Wilma Starke, Jane Stephens, Frances St. John, Josephine Swingle, Charlene Turner, Gwendolyn Tyler, Irene Upshaw, Ruth Vaught, Elizabeth Williams, Genevieve Zachary, Mabel

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1936 THE CHALK LINE 31 international Relations Club ROLL Ruth Carrier President Almeha Converse Secretary Willard Garland Spencer Gervin Evelyn Jennings Lucy Keys Robert McNease John Miller Sponsors: Miss Mathews, Pauline Miller Guy Oakes John Oakes Hope Poteat Mary Stonecipher Genevieve Williams Miss Yoakley, Dr. Stout The International Relations Club was organized with a bang during the fall quarter,, ’35. Fourteen juniors and seniors were invited by the faculty to become charter members. The club is primarily a scholarship society and membership is regarded as a great honor. The aim is to instruct and enlighten public opinion in an unprejudiced view of international conduct that is necessary for world peace. The club,, upon organization,, became a member of the International Peace Council set up by the Carnegie Endowment and has sister clubs throughout the United States and in foreign countries. During the year each member made intensive research on some current international problem and followed with an extensive discussion before the club. These reports created tremendous interest and proved to be of great educational value to all. Charter members of what we regard as a splendid organization hope that each year will bring added strength and glory to their club and its constructive work.