Roosevelt University - Vanguard Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Commerce Club Full-time commerce students who seek specific information about the business field and part-time students who want advice on their present occupations are served by the Commerce Club activities. Included in the club's program is an orientation week for beginning commerce students, lectures by members of the faculty, field trips to business firms in the area, and with the intent of broadening its scope, participation in both college and national issues throughout the year. International Relations Spurred by a natural interest in global human- itarianism and the crisis in world affairs, Roosevelt College students have or- ganized the International Relations Club. IRC be- lieves in the principles of the United Nations and promotes the one-world idea through forums, seminars, and corre- spondence with students in other countries.

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Big Jim and Little Nick —Our President and Director of Activities, strike a pose for the photographers as they survey our Grant Park campus facilities. Activities Office Staff G. Nick Paster e nd his staff efficiently provide for the recreation of Roosevelt College students in quarters overlook- ing Boul Mich. Shown below are Miss Noma Jensen. Paster, Edwin Turner, assistant director. Miss Lorraine Shore and Miss Shirley Goldberg.

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Catholic Club Prominent Catholic laymen, speaking on contemporary moral and social problems from the view- point of Catholicism, support the goals of the Catholic Club which was organized to extend the sphere of religion to practical, every-day problems. Communist Club In order that the doctrines of communism be furthered, the Communist Club has geared its program around many lively, timely discussions and lectures.