Henry Clay High School - Statesman Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB joe VANAMAN . . . . Prfsid1'rz1 OFFICERS NA'rAi,iE Coknm . - . I'irrl'rrsidfnr El.iz.xum'n Lroow . . , . . Si-rrclary LAWRENCE LIARLAND . . . Tr1'a.vurf'r Our membership is drawn from the .Iunior and Senior Classes and we represent the interest of the student body in International Relations. VVe meet twice a month, on the first and third Tuesday of the month, and discuss various problems of world-wide significance. From time to time we have speakers outside the school who speak to us concerning some particular problem. VVe do not believe that the mere formation of opinions about these much talked questions is an end in itself. It is our purpose to awaken and keep alive the interest of the students in world affairs, in the hope that we will develop a more sympathetic understanding of other people in other lands. The program for November was given by a group of club members. Raymond Sutherland gave a talk on the Hlklunitions Problemf' Vivian Rlunich and Curtis Reynolds spoke on f'The Social and Economic Conditions of Nazi Germany.'I The second semester the club was fortunate in having a series of interesting talks by the following men: Dr. E. G. Trimble, Dr. Paul H. Clyde, and Dr. Amry Vandenbosh, from the University of lientuckyg Dr. Charles LI. Turck, President of Center College, and Dr. Henry Noble Sherwood, President of Georgetown College. Z 0 PAGE I3

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GIRL RESERVE CLUB Iil.1zAEETn I,1o0N . . . Prrsidrni OFFICERS VIE CRUTCHER . . . Viff-Prrsidrnl FRANCES SLEIJD . . . . . Surriary El.IZABE'I'1'l CRUISE . . . Trrasurrr JEAN ABEL ALICE BAILEY DOROTHY CLEMENTS BE'l l'Y El,LIO'l l' LUCY ELLIOTT Wolm To find and give the best. CABINET NIEMBERS MARTHA l'I.-UNKINS MARY HENDERSON KEMPER Hlcxs MARY Er.EANoR KNOX AS A GIRL RESERVE I VVILI. BE Grarious in mannrr lmparlial in jlldf1lllf'Ilf Rfady for .wf'fviu' Loyal I0 frirllds Rrafhing Iofwanf Ihr' 11I'5t Earnrsl in purpose Swing flu' lmauliful lingfr for lelmfwlfdya RI'fUI'l'l7lf to God Virmrious ofvfr self Ewr drpfndablr Silzrrn' at all timrs. OVR PURPOSE lVlAR'I'llA KNOX SUSAN PRTCE ESTHER RANRIN LIELEN ROBINSON El.lZABE'I'l'I ZIMMER flim: To face life squarely. lo huild Christian characterg to lend a girl through ri series of such experiences and to engage her in such projects, as will develop in her the attitude, the knowledge and the capacity to meet . . . life . . . in the Spirit and VVay of Christ. .1 I PAGE 75