Miami Dade College North Campus - Falcon Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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SITTING: A. Knight, R Gee, T. Warnock, S. Rosenfeld. FIRST ROWSTANDING: B. Gartus, T. Mize, N. Streeter, M. Gustafson, D. Back. SECOND ROW STANDING: M. Rieder, B. Meyerdierics, P. Moore, L. Esbin. SITTING: T Buckley, D. Enterhine, M Llera, R. Ward. THEY KEEP BUSY P STANDINGS L. Allen M. Gould, M Sabine, A. Lilhzrd, I. Clotfeilder, L. Lint, P. Wachowitz. R Wachowitz. - MY- ,ENT WAHI TIT P

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' KQV T WP' 'f I rr -,- Nathan Streeter explains beats in music to children at Gladevlew Elementary. 1 fe-fsswtiwm fl T D s m 2 S ht it it 'ft' I . , ' ' 7 ' 'lg A ' gr . f tl? 5 M - MENC A .. . 'w- ftiw f Y W ' 1 -l l-i!4a- es - al' .X Mrs. Ruth Greenfield, sponsor of the Music Educators National Conference QMENCJ, interprets the After School Program as one that keeps the child off the street and puts him in the arts. Students dedicate a few hours a week to exchanging roles with teachers. They enjoyed an average of one hundred children at Gladeview Elementary School. The children are divided in groups for instruction in art, dancing, drum, and violin. Nathan Streeter, a participating student, says the program is helpful to the children and himself. Hlf they have ability or potential, this is the time to find out. These students who are neither gaining academic nor A drumstick class. c Q li financial compensation gain a knowledge and understanding that can hardly be compared with that of a book, class, or course. Another project of MENC is the Artist Lecture Series which brought such notables to the campus as Alain Lombard, conductor of the Miami Philharmonic Society Orchestra and Joan Field, concert violinist and lecturer Also on the long list of speakers are David Goldberger, concert pianist from New York Howard A. Doolin, Norman Klecamp, and Barnett Breeskin. in

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