Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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The International Relations Club This organization has grown to be one of the most prominent of the several campus groups which prove the student body of Kalamazoo College to be deeply interested in various phases of modern life. It was founded in l92l and is a member of a national association of International Relations Clubs created under the auspices of the Institute of International Ifducation in New York City, which has rep1'esent- ative clubs in most of the colleges and universities of the United States. The purpose of the clubs is to study and discuss informally the problems which face the world today, especially in the field of international politics, with a yiew to a better understanding of them. In accordance with its custom, the Kalamazoo club held a Hget-together meeting early in the present college year, at which the new members, chosen by a faculty com- mittee on the basis of scholarship, leadership and interest in current events, were intro- duced to the older members and an organization perfected, while plans for the club's work of the year were outlined. The new members chosen for this year were Harold lleadle, Lillian IVeller. lllabel IlIiller, Dorothy C. Scott, Robert Black, lIary Linden- thal, l,edlie De Bow, Theodore Fandrich, Shirley Payne, Helen Going, Ben Goldman, Frederick Pope, Roger Thompson, Robert Pfeil, lfdna Biss, llarguerite Hall, lVilliam Scott, lllerrill Peterson, and Harold lVise. Successive meetings of the club have been devoted to programs on such topics as The l.eague flIeetiug of ICI2-l , The League Protocol for International Peace . The Dawes Reparations Plan , The lfnglish and German Elections and The Interallied Debts . :Xt each meeting a summary of current events was given and discussed in open forum. 2' Wi' ll f s 422-15 , , . , Pain Nirirly-Ji.x'

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La Conferencia Espanola Although La Conferencia lfspanola is one of the youngest organizations on the campus, it is showing much pep and enthusiasm. lts aim is to create an interest in Spanish, and, to cultivate in its memhers the ability to think and speak in the language. A picture of La Catedral tle llurgos was presented to Professor Hailey by the club. This picture has been hung in his room in the Annex. ln time it is hoped that this room will have more of :1 Spanish atmosphere through the pictures and decorations. Fall Semester l92-l FRANCES SIKKENGA RUTH ClH.-XIJDERDUN ALICE Gokpox .... XVENDELL HERRKJN LIU,-KN ESPENDEZ .. PRoEEssoR li.-XILIEY . OFFICERS PI'l'Ailllt'lIf . . . film'-P1'i'5i1lf'11I . . Sei'1'1'lzl1'-1' . . . YlI'l'llA'1I?'l'1' . .. Crifir' .... . l'l1ll'l1!fj' .J11'l'lSfl7' . . . Nl lfRlBlfRSHl l' Katherine lfhrman Alice Gordon Frances Sikkenga Grace Hutchins Lillian Anderson Ruth Chadderdon Leona Culver Carleton Doyle ADM l'l'Tl-ID SECOND Sl-fll ICSTICR Helen Lotz ' Klargaret Palmer lfyelyn Phillips Charles Putnam Lleanetta Sagers john Carroll Curtis Davis Adrian Eichelberg Elliott Finlay Dorothy Johnson addition of more Spanish Spring Semester l925 .. ciR.'XCE HL'TCHlNS . . . LILLIAN ANDERSON .. . FR.xxcEs SIKKENGA ,. XVENDELL HERRoN .. -'LH-KN ESPENDEZ ,. . PRo1fEssoR BAILEY Klarion Olmstead Dorothy KI, Scott Yventlell Herron Ruth Xvilbur Lyda Schuur lflinor Snow Robert Stein n l-liltlegarde lVatson Pzlgfr Ninrfy-fifuf

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