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IT TAKES

ALL KINDS

here’s an interpreter when you need

one? Although any student at the Col­

lege is eligible to join the International

Ambassadors for Christ, its member­

No, Gabriel is not in a trance! He

is an intense individual, even ship is composed largely of nationals

while he is simply relaxing, and of missionaries’ children. Because

watching a college football of their familiarity with customs out­

playoff game at the home of the

Grubbs. side the United States, club members

enjoy sharing with each other tradi­

tions and customs in their homeland.

The highlight of first semster was an

international dinner hosted in Decem­

ber at the home of Dr. and Mrs.

Grubbs. Each student prepared one or

two culinary delights from his or her

country nad then shared them with the

other members. Members obviously

were venturesome enough to try all the

dishes, as evidenced by the plates being

piled so high with delicasies from Af­

rica, Germany, Mexico, Italy, and the

Bahamas. A similar acitvity was

planned for the spring semester.

Music Club row one: K an Etten, T. Chenery, A. Isely, S. Deuel, G.

B. Brummage, S. Drun Bonnell; row two: E. IV :ienehan, C. Schreck, M. Griffen, M. Wil-

. Cassell, T. Nixon, row liamson; row three: D Vhite, sponsor, B. Sallee, D. Lacy, Gary

nd, S. Thomas, and M Alberdina, and J. Ekba