Newberry College - Newberrian Yearbook (Newberry, SC)

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guferpean owic The liuterpean Music Club, organized in 1931, enjoys the distinction of being one of the oldest clubs on the campus. The programs of the club promote and encourage nn appreciation of the best in music. During the year the club participates in programs for the public schools, the Newberry College Hour, and the student body. MARIANNA BUNGER MIRIAM SIIEALY IIICRLONG YARHOROUGII DORIS DOMINTCK l,I't'.Vl'1,l'IIl' I'fn'-l'1'r.i'iffn1l SI'tTl'I'fNl'y 7ll'l'Il.Wll'!'l' 68

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fll, l Q ' l 1 s The Singers are one of the most outstanding organizations on the campus. Each year they have gained much recognition from their wide tours. For the past three years the Singers have also presented nationwide broadcasts over the Mutual Network. Under the able direction of Professor Milton Moore, this a cappella choir has grown to be one of the finest choral groups in the South. 67

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jnfernafiona Qfalfiond BEDENBAUGH BOOZER BRODIE BUNGER CUMBEE HAIGLER HINCK HUGHES HUTCHINSON KENNEDY MAHLSTEDQI' MILLS MORGAN ROACHIC STARLING STOCKMAN WIEHLE WILLIAMS The International. Relations Club is endowed by the Carnegie Foundation for International. Peace. This Foundation furnishes the Newberry Chapter with books which are used in planning programs. The I. R. C. was first organized in iliebruary, 1938. During the War the club Was discontinued and reorganized in 1948. Students of history, interested in world affairs, are eligible for membership. The club endeavors to keep the students informed and educated in international affairs. Members are given the privilege to discuss and debate the timely problems of the world. lJO'I I'Hi BRANDT RALPH JOHNSON RTEBEKAH SEASE I'fr.vi4l4'nl l'irr-I'n'.ri1lf'f1I Svcfrlary 69