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I INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Club meets in President, First Semester JANE LlANOS McDaniel Lounge on the first and third Mon- Second Semester LLOYD HOOVER days of each month. Members of this organ- Vice President ELEANOR NETTLESHIP ization are interested in present-day world Secretary-Treasurer, First Semester affairs, and their programs are concerned with LLOYD HOOVER current national and inter-national problems. Second Semester JUNE BEAVER The purpose of this organization is to arouse Advisor DR. THEODORE WHITFIELD interest in, and create a better understanding of current world events. were presented by motion pictures and debates. In November, Miss Marguerite Zouck, Vice As Western Maryland is one of the twelve Principal of Eastern High School in Baltimore, members of the Maryland Association of In- spoke to the group about her experiences in ternational Relation Clubs, the club sent dele- England as an exchange teacher. Other meet- gates to the various regional conferences which ings during the year featured addresses by the were held throughout the past year. Delegates foreign students on campus about their native from the I.R.C. also attended the Middle lands. Topics such as Latin America, the Atlantic States Conference which convened at Future Germany, Malaya, and the Near East Pennsylvania State College. First Row: E. Ominsky, J. Hinkle, B. Shivers, P. Cromwell, B. Simpson, A. Ogburn, M. Brandt, J. Beaver; Second Row: H. Travis, H. Kahn, M. Thorpy, E. Nettleship, J. Lianos, L. Hoover, C. Goodrich, R. Gattens, A. VanOrder, S. Wright; Third Row: D. Johnson, M. Greifenstein, D. Boller, H. Hall, J. Dingus, C. Hammaker, C. Parker, R. Hirschberger, D. Pinholster, K. Hoover, H. Lindahl, J. Loper, J. Ports. 93