Dyke College - Demoniac Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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ft. Al Barron Bill Alt Don Sprague Nancy Savino Stephanie Myers Aixliwll ll. Ken Shaffer Fred Prefling Maria Waskovicli Frank Willis vi? ,Zi-'L Qian- J' -.ff

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if in ,. XXX NX The By-Line is Dyke College'sxofficialspublication and tlke staff Bublished two issuess per 'tiirriester The publication iihdie last year has slanted from aynew format articl? to ones which are more featureqientedxx The goal of thegpaper is to have the students o Dyke College'eqcpress their views on topics whic confrohtmhern attDyke, th commudity, and the world. We are ii Search fo? reative a d6ner etic individuals . x . . X . fi . 5 1 g -' . for positlons as editors, writers, proofreaders andltypists. QL,

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X. llllltllll or T. ' UI ' itll ufititilli I Maj Ill J, llllllllltll l I W 1n CY' A year has now elapsed sinH2e1the Afro-American So- ciety formed 8I1dr5I'h'6fSQQll,t-Bly hasysphiiitedintojgsecond gear. The Afro3American Society 'isfa uniiiedpgiiip of black-orientedyiystudents working to instill a greater sense of-awareness of the problems and struggles tpf Black peoplegiSince the fall, the Society spearheadedfa Thanksgivin'gi Drive to Survive food basket for needy families in the Cedar Apartment Projects. The Society? sponsored Qt historical tour of Cleveland for secondll graiders frorii Chesterfield Elementary School. For onegi week, Febfqary 15-19, 1971, the Society displayed itsl! cijeativenessand blacks cultural attributes with a Blacklt Cul-ture Week. In the spring, the Society projected wellfgkorganized Spring Ball Queen Contestajit Campaign. Our queen candidate Miss Linda Lovellost to strongegpapetition. Also during the spring the15Soci- ety sponsore the Nature Lecture for sixth graders at Chesterfield Elementary School. Once again this year the Society set aside April 5, 1971, asia day of memorance of the Prince of Peace, Dr. Martin Luther King. At the lSlociety's annual initiationailid recogni- tion dinner, the Society gave a plaque for Dedicated Service to Mr. Norman Sosna, our advisof.,hiAlso at this dinner a plazue was given to the Outstanding Personality of the Society, the person who personified black- ness, pride, and unselfishness in working towards the successfulnessihf the Soceity. The Society would like to offer this message for future reference, When you measure somebody, measure them right, make sure you've taken into account the hills and valleys they've came through to get to where ever they are. I I lim Strode- Vice President Al Barron Frank Willis - President Linda Love Winston Runcie Roger Cansler Stephanie Myers Harold Hubbard Lawrence Ashby Lovctta Good son Secretary Mike Raia Moses Hairston - Rivia Smith lj Eddie Ncstiyjx' tid Holland Hannah Harris Clvde Simon TI'C2lSUl'll D6-Lisle Creenidge Mr. Norman Sosna if i ,V ig t i Writ 7 l