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THE NEWBERRY PLAYERS TERCWEC Ln re es ie ee ee ) DETTY RIGE Vice-President Ne et ee ee ee eee RACH HIN PARK DEC CLINT CRUSE ek 6 os ww oe La KT HomMPson The Newberry Players was re-organized in 1938 and since then has been one of the most outstanding campus clubs. The club, under the lead- ership of Dr. Gordon Chappell and Dr. George Smith, presents several] productions each year. The monthly meetings are highlighted with short skits, pieces of drama, and discussions of play production. Anyone interested in dramatics is eligible for membership in the club. Both civilians and trainees are given opportunity to display their talents in the various fields of drama—staging, acting, and directing. Seated: Reiser, OELLERICH, Park, STEWART, THOMPSON, SAXTON, SmituH, Rice, BENson. Standing: KLECKLEY, ALBERTSON, MELCHERS, GATLIN. 8]
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President Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer The Lutheran Student Association is composed of all Lutherans on the campus. Its purpose is to keep students in close contact with their church and its work, to provide fellowship, and to encourage Christian friendships. The essociation is a member of the Southeastern Region of the Luth- eran Student Association of America, and cooperates with similar groups all over the country to hold regional, national, and international conferences Rice, Parx, Corey. RacHEL Park G. B. Corry Betry RicrE VirGINIA EHLERS which work toward strengthening the bonds of world Christianity. Through its contributions to Luthern Student Action, the LSA helps to carry on Lutheran World Action, India-China Scholarship, and the WSCE. 80
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Prestdent. on he a ae ee ee CURT I aoa Viée-Presidénts “yp Bos Oe ee ee Divito ce Secretary-Treasurer . . . . .. . . . . . +. ADELINE RIVERS The International Relations Club is a study and discussion group for the students interested in national and world events. The club is a member of a national organization endowed by the Carnegie Foundation for Inter- national Peace. The Carnegie Foundation furnishes much valuable material to the club—books, news summaries, and other pamphlets. This has been used a great deal in the bi-monthly programs which have included group discus- sions, reports and talks by various members, and even “round-ups” of the news by the faculty advisor, Dr. Chappell. The IRC is spreading an understanding of international relations, thus creating a desire for and building the foundation for a better world. 82
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