Trinity College - Trinilogue Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Ratinnal Qinmmissiun un Zntzrnatinnal Tkzlatinns nf thu JH Chairman ........,,........ THERESE LYNCH The chairmanship of the National Commission on International Relations of the National Federation of Catholic College Students is held by Trinity College. lt is the business of the com- mission to disseminate information to other Catholic colleges concerning mat- ters of international import that should be of interest to students. The eight . .GZ.QI.5. Secretary ....,..........i... jo ANN TAYLOR bulletins of this year outlined the com- missions and specialized agencies of the United Nations. In addition to this, the colleges were made aware of the Various activities of Catholic and secular youth organizations, national and international, in the held of inter- national relations. 1180

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Zlnterratial gating President .... . . .lVlARGARET DONOX'AN Secretary- Treasurer . Encouraged by the zestful enthu- siasm of Fr. Carvlin, our moderator, the club broadened its activities this year to include actual work among the colored children at St. Cyprian's par- ish-catechetical instruction and the organization of playground activities. Fr. Bournes enlightening talk early Vice-President .......,,. Rose MARIE RAK15i-,x . . . . . .lX'lARY Bxizxii in the year on the biological aspect of the colored problem did much to re- move latent prejudices from the minds of his listeners. In February the mem- bers of the club were hostesses at luncheon on the day of recollection held at Trinity for the members of the Interracial Society of Washington. 1791-

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international Tllrlatiuns Qiluh President ..... A.... lvl ARJORIE COHEN Secretary- Treasurer. . The aims and methods of the United Nations Qrganization became ever so much clearer to us after our participa- tion in the Model Security Council held at the Catholic University in the fall. And the reports ofthe representa- tives who Went to Vassar to the Inter- national Relations Club Conference and to the congress sponsored by the l8lIH Vice-President .i.......,.... jo ANN TAYLOR . , . , .ALICE PORTER American Academy of Political and Social Science made us more conscious of the necessity of studying the great movements that are revolutionizing world society. ln our monthly meetings we had several distinguished speakers, including Senator Sarrens, member of the Dutch Parliament, Irving Panzer, and Fr. Van Der Veldt.