Jacksonville State University - Mimosa Yearbook (Jacksonville, AL)

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IH students always busy The students at the International House arc always involved. Something's always going on. Guests from embassies drop by ami parents of students from other countries visit. Residents plan their own social and club related functions. Other organizations occasionally use the Internationa! House for meetings and programs. MonthJy forums are hosted by the director. John Stewart, for the purpose of sharing cultural ideas of local, state, national or international scope. Forums run the entire gamut of interests, including any subject of interest from gospel music to the energy crisis, from American theatre to political parries in the U.S., from arrirudes between the races in the south to problems between religious groups in Ireland. Upper ri hi p 26: tnicd — Lydia Ope. Mi. Myrtice Field , mtiiit murutior at J S U.. SunJinn — liahcUc Coupon, France. Raul Surrey, Colombia; Jinicndn Bal Sharrru, Indm Lower p 26 — Glen Foci, Birmingham, Governor of Duma 686, Rotary International, Marco BnJa. Italy, and Paul ScUey, England. Rotary Schol-anhipt recipients; upper p. r — Eduardo Contreras, El Salvador. Dr John Walsh. Ambassador to Kuwait, liahcUe Coupon. France, Harumi Kawhi, Japan; John MotlUn. HuntiviUe, Lower p. 2T — David tuwfonl, Bfimh Consulate Governor • rum Arlanta. Dr Slone; MaruCaitro, Chile, Paul Selley, England; Hanimi Kawita, Japan. 26

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Srone fetes kids Halloween is a festive event for children and you would think for Dr. Stone, too, since the little goblins make an annual trek to his office. The children from the University Nursery School paid a visit and were followed by jolly first graders. You may be sure that these youngsters were treated so that Dr. Stone could avoid being tricked. 28