Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Oak Yearbook / INSTANO Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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Hlir un THt MOM CUKTMh WHtRI Well worth thinking about. But on the other hand if the Russians move international relations club Open to all students, the International Relations Club promotes forums to discuss contemporary world problems.Jhe club sent delegates to Toronto, Canada for the Middle States Regional Confer- ence sponsored by the Carnegie Foundation for Universal Peace. Members also attended a model United Nations which met at Beaver College, Jenkintown, Pennsylvania. Officers are president Maurice Zacur; vice-president, John Noce; secre- tary, George Funk; treasurer, William Gennocro; co-advisers. Miss Belden and Miss Wallace. May we hear the minutes, please? 23

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Who hid da ' coflFee? english-speech club masquers Starting the year with a smaller but more active group, the English-Speech Club first overcame the problem of familiarizing themselves with five new faculty members. This was made easier by the fall outing at the lodge with various get-acquainted games, and other social events. The club members contribute an important part of the material for The Student Writes , and many are active on other publications. Dr. Perkins and Dr. Stabley act as advisers for the group One of the more progressive organizations on campus, the Masquers, I.S.T.C. ' s drama group, successfully finished a year which will be remem- bered for its theatrical merit. Under the leadership of Keith Richards, president, and Robert Ensley, faculty adviser, the group presented a number of one-act plays, several three-act plays, and were active both on stage and backstage in many con- vocation programs. Masquers were also heard in several of the WDAD Monday evening college programs. Stick to the script!

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I. c. g. Including in its membership students interested in government problems, the Intercollegiate Con- ference on Government promotes in its meetings the discussion of current political topics. This year the members attended a four-day convention at Harrisburg, where, as representatives to a model congress, they gained experience in the applica- tion of governmental procedure. Officers are president, James Cornell; vice-president, Donald Hahn; secretary-treasurer, Jane Tuck; adviser, Mr. Johnson. science club This year ' s regional meeting of the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science, under chairman Vir- ginia McVeigh, was the largest in the state, at- tracting hundreds of high school students and teachers. Among other activities were field trips and a dinner at the lodge. Officers are president, Don Leffler; vice-president, Shelia Burke; secre- tary, Thelma Kuzmen; treasurer, Jack McLaughlin. Enroll and move to the rear, please. That a chlorine atom? 24