Andrews University - Cardinal Yearbook (Berrien Springs, MI)

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lEl Circulo Castellano O learn the customs, religion, and culture of the Spaniardsg to gain ex- perience in Spanish conversationg and to foster a love for the Spanish people, are the aims of El Circulo Castellano. The club includes those advanced in the study of the language, as well as many who have had the good fortune to spend time either in Spain or Hispanic-American countries. The mutual friendship existing among the members is responsible for the success of the club. lLe Cercle Francais HE attainment of freedom in French conversation, facility in expression, and a broadening knowledge of French customs are the objectives of Le Cercle Francais. Through its influence a desire has been developed to minister to French-speaking people who are seeking light. The acquisition of a practical vocabulary through participation in games and missionary dialogues prepares the members of Le Cercle Francais to meet the challenge of the Held. lPage Eighty-fivel

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Literary Club HE aims of this club are to enlarge the interest in literary pursuits, to develop skill in verbal and written composition, and to stimulate im- provement where such talent exists. At the semi-monthly meetings the members engage in debates, and read original poetry, essays, and articles for publication in magazines and papers. The success of the organization depends upon its apparent ability to increase in its members a desire for eitective writing and speaking. Scieriitia CCORDIXG to the preamble of the constitution of the Scientia, the purpose of this club is to foster the interest of the study of natural science among studentsg to keep it on a high cultural plane with other branch- es of learningg to encourage a greater interest in spiritual mattersg and to promote the improvement of equipment and facilities in the Science De- partmentf' The major portion of the Scientia meetings is devoted to the presenting of lively demonstrations, scientific pictures, and current news notes. lPage Eighty - fourl

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Typotlhetae O render more pleasant and profitable their connection with the College Press, the students and workers in this department have formed an organization. The Typothetze Club, or An Association of Master Printers, holds its meetings every third Saturday night. New processes, ideas, and developments in printing are discussed. Industrial Education Association LL workers and superintendents of departments, all students in voca- tional or industrial classes and their instructors. and all teachers who may be interested in fostering the work for which the Association stands are eligible for membership. This group is composed of more than three hundred members, repre- senting an annual business of 3250.000 lPage Eighty -sixl