Holy Names College - Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS The maior acliievement of the International Relations Club this year was the Northwest Regional Conference of International Rela- tions Clubs at which Holy Nannes acted as host to delegates representing more than twenty colleges of the Northwest. Included among these were Whitworth, Gonzaga, Seattle College, Marylhurst, University of Washington, University of Idaho, University of Oregon and Victoria College. The round table discussions conducted by the student delegates dealt with such current topics as Global War and Its Conse- quences , The Problems of a Global Peace , and First Steps Towards Peace . Miss Amy Hemingway Jones, national direc- tor of the Carnegie Endowment International Relations Clubs presided over the confer- ence and the delegates were privileged in having as guests two eminent speakers — Dr. Frank Munk of the University of California, and Dr. Wilson Leon Godshall of Lehigh Uni- versity, Bethlehem, Pa. Miss Eileen Pierce, club president, was the conference president. DR. FRANK MUNK Mist Jones. I. R. C. director. Eileen Pierce, club pres.. «nd Dr. Godshell. guest speaker, enjoy a gay conversation at the conference banquet. Dr. Frank Munk. lecturer in economics at the University of California at Berkeley, guest speaker at the I. R. C. Northwest Regional Confer- ence. I. R. C. officers Kalherine Gray. sec. Margaret Robblns, trcas.. and Eileen Pierce, pres.. inform themselves on current international problems through magazines and newspapers.