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ROW ONE: Mary Lou Johnson, Pat Fogarty, Dick Richardson, Pat Rowe, Wayland Wilkerson.
ROW TWO: Janis McDowell, John Guffin, Thelma Harmon, Tommie Potter, Ken Noland, Weldon
Hatcher. ROW THREE: Leo Ford, Della Stokes, Marian Rawlings, Jo Lilly, Sh irley Birdsall. ROW
FOUR: George Gregg, Reid Bush, John Anderson, AI Petrich, Dr. Kenney, Gene Rainey.
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB • • •
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IRC members started off the year of 1953-54 with
a vigorous and colorful campaign that ended in a
hot and tense convention of a hundred and cleven
delegates, who watched Gene Rainey, Al Petrich,
and Jennie Schoolfield emerge as victorious officers.
Feeling ran high in the hour that Dr. Charles
Kenney was unanimously re-elected faculty advisor
of the IRC.
The first big project of the year was the Mock
Security Council Program. The subject under discussion
was the Korean peace conference. The
script for the program was written by Dr. Kenney.
IRC members put away their school books
when they represented Harding in the second Mid­
South Model United Nations at David Lipscomb
College on February twenty-fifth. Competing with
fifteen other colleges and universities, our delegates
made outstanding contributions. Gene
Rainey and Dick Richardson appeared on TV and
radio programs respectively. Harding sent a resolutiop
commending Lipscomb on her courage and
hard work involved in the planning of the Model
United Nations.
Harding showed her great school spirit in the
form of a pep rally to send off the delegation. It
was a high compliment payed to them and it was
appreciated by the whole group.
AN IRATE RUSSIAN delegate stomps out of
the mock Security Council session.
HARDING was well represented at Lipscomb .