Mount Holyoke College - Llamarada Yearbook (South Hadley, MA)

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i i I f Martianoff; Bakken; Roser, manager; Rot heram DERATE With an indomitable spirit and lots of en- thusiasm Debate Club has forged its way to many honors. These girls discuss con- troversial issues with teams from other colleges, and have consistently proved themselves worthy defenders of MHC’s point of view. In open and closed sessions, the United World Federalists discuss beliefs, ideas, and vital questions concerning a limited world government. Earnestness and a strongly set purpose make this group one of the busiest and most vigorous on campus. WORLD FEDERALISTS Hamlin; Nor an, president; Manchester; 11e berger 20

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Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish hold many individual Sunday night discussions, all Fellowship meets together once a month to air ideas on various religious topics. Thursday evening chapels and other special services such as communion and the candlelight service keep the wor- ship group busy. They also assist with the Sunday morning services as ushers and attendants. A great deal of hard work and good will is given weekly in social service fields by members assisting with YWCA groups, Girl Scout troops, and Nursery Schools. Deputation teams go out to neighboring towns to give talks to student groups. Fellowship has also done work at Rabbit Hollow, and members are proud of the land which they were able to buy for the camp. The round peg goes here Thursday evening chape! 19

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d a ic Rotheram; Rutherford; Bloom, president: Martianoff The active, energetic members of the Inter- national Relations Club keep us informed on current events and in close contact with the world. Weekly discussions, important speakers, and intercollegiate conferences all offer opportunity for idea-exchange in IRC. I R C Current Events Discussion 21