Morningside College - Sioux Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT PROGRAM Dickson Mungazi, Mrs. Mungazi, Mrs. Chitsiku, Oliver Musuka, Theodore Chitsiku, Mrs. Mandizha, Lazarus Mandizha, Eben Kawadza, Mrs. Kawadza, Elliott Musumhi, Marcus Tolela, Paul Emoungu, and Alec Chibanguza are greeted by Mr. Raymond Nelson and President J. Richard Palmer as they arrive at the Sioux City . . I . rr Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Machiri munlclpa mrpo ' I and their children Rudo and Jasper become acquainted Mr. Raymond Nelson, Coordinator of the International Student Wllh Pr- and Mrs' Sellen GT Program, tutors Joseph Onema, Paul Emoungu, and Marcus the GUPOET- Tolela in his home. Oliver Musuka, Professor William Yockey, and Basil Muzorewa in the chemistry laboratory. Mrs. Arthur Kindred with Mrs. Eben Kawadza, Charles, and Suzy shopping in a supermarket. U9 Ho Er Tm YI: Lu 3- I-2132 Ia! 'I wi? INA I7.1 1i7J,5' 1 The African children attend Sunday School in Grace Methodist Church.

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INTERNATIONAL HOUSE On Ocfober 21, 1961, The InTernaTionaI House was formally opened. Presidenf Palmer is shown aT The righT cuTTing The ribbon officially opening The house. This fesTiviTy was one of The many excifing evenTs during The Homecoming acTiviTies. Shown below is parT of The offi- cial opening ceremony of The InTernaTionaI House. Mr. Ray- mond Nelson conducfed The pro- gram. Also shown below is The display of flags in The InTerna- Tional House which represenTs The uniTy ThaT can subsisf among people of all nafions. 4

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CONSTRUCTION OF THE COlVllVlONSr Construction progressed during the school yeor despite the severe winter seoson and plons ore that the Commons will be open in time for Home- coming, 1962. . 6 The ground is broken by President J. Richord Polmer, President of the Boord of Trustees Dovid W. Stewort, President Emeritus Eorl Rodd- mon, ond Student Council president Steve Pohlmon while Dove Otto, Al Stone, ond Horold Poppen witness the ceremony.