George Peabody College For Teachers - Pillar Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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INTERNATIONAL CLUB Gofoifuff native costumes OFFICERS Dioxin DICKIERSON, Presidwrtg JULIE FIHIEN, Vice-Prcridenlg SANAULLAI-I ANSARI, Sccrelavyg FLORENCE SINGH, Secretary, SALLY 'NIl'l'CHl:ILL, 7'l'l'fI.S IlI'LH'1 IDA LONG ROGERS, Sponsor: MRS. ANNA MARS:-I, Sponsor: DR. W. H. VAUGHN Advisor. The International Club provides a wonderful opportunity to share cultures and talents and to ex- change ideas. The Fortune Telling booth was one of the most popular attractions at the Harvest Fesf tival. Throughout the year the covered dish suppers proved a big favorite. Durinfr the Tlranksffivinw' holidays, members journeyed to Gatlinburvg Ten- nessee as guests of the BSU. The Christinas party featured Christmas In Other Lands, carols, and an exchange of gifts. The biggest event of the vear was the second annual International Friendship XVeek, including the International Fair of exhibits from thirty countries, a foreign Hhn, a talent show, and foreign food in the cafeteria. First Row: Taviprabha Dubey, Pak Young Al, Andrea Agatep, Esther Desai, Celida Aguilar, jean Miller, Dora Wallers, Victoria Sanz Dickie Dickerson, julie Tien, Sanaullah Ansari, Sally Mitchell, Mgnyen Lan Mohan Bhettere. Second Row: R. D. Marsh. Anna Marsh, joqnider Sandhu, Owen Stratvert, Thong Mainith, Ok Hoenn, Hang Chan. Al Nasiri Shihab, Hasan Karatepe. David Dean, Kenneth Mason, Louise Hays, Ignez de Silva Oliveira, JO2lqLIllll Alfonso de Oliveira. Diane Dicker- ,?,',QN ,L '32..'f 'w-' From tropical fruits to oriental dishes. son. Third Row: Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Coble Mrs. Bernclt. Mrs. Brantley Xlrs. xV'lIS0ll Mrs. Martin Isabel Chou Martha -lane Ford Mrs. W. H Vnighn, Nlrs. Nicholas Hobbs. Nlrs. Simon Dickerson. Mr. Nicholas Hobbs. Iiflllflll Row: W. H. x'lllf l1ll l 1dhil Tahir. Daond Abdo hflllllill unix Fxhh .- ir Al Wakil, Llewellyn Caniels, ll lllh, Lxon Lee lllllny Ling. X ilrya Ozsog .Xhcu orfirio Aguilar d0r'rde, Sakon Siphonn Yjoo. Ted Sells lin-renia Dndlex Marcia D'11n'1sceno.

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