Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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First Row: Maddox, Hartley, Strange, Lamb, Johnson, Holbrook, Robinson. Second Row: Reed, Clarkson, West, Shipley, Francis, Maxey, Bentley, Watson, Sammons, O'CulI Grey, Caudill, Stoops. ' BETA CHI ZETA Paul Maddox ...,...,.,....... ................... P resident William Clarkson .... ...... V ice-President Barbara Strange ,..............,........ ....... S ecretary Sponsors F. T. West J. A. Stoops C. F. Reed The Beta Chi Zeta is an organization for students who are majoring or minoring in Chemistry, Botany or Zoology. Students who have had tour hours in any one of these fields may become associate members. The purpose of the club is to promote greater interest in Biological and Chemical sciences and to increase and promote friendship among students and faculty. The club meets on the first and third Tuesday night of each month. The program for the first Tuesday is planned and given by students. One of the sponsors then has charge of the next meetings.

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First Row: Cecil, M. Fair, Thompson, Bledsoe, Second Row: Slater, Alley, Walker, Hutchin- son, N. Fair, Caudill, Parker, Zornes. Third Row: Young, Fielding, Lay, Hooker, Meager Webb,.l. Collis, Prokopovich, Stewart, Claypool. Not Present: Dobyns, Thomas, Wilson, D Collis, Mobley, Patrick. BEAUX ARTS CLUB Jeane Thompson ..... .....,,.,... ..,.,. P r esident Janet Patrick ....,. ...... V ice-President Merl Fair ....,.........A ......,,.... S ecretary Joan Cecil .,............,.,...... ...... T reasurer Sponsors Mrs. Naomi Claypool Tom Young The Beaux Arts Club was organized by Mrs. Claypool in l935, for the purpose of giving students the opportunity of learning how to appreciate art and to participate in art activities whether they are art students or not. The name Beaux Arts is French tor the beautiful arts, the brushes and palette are the symbols representing the tools of their workg red. blue and yellow are their colors. The activities of this group deal with the making of art objects, sponsor- ing art entertainments, and studying about the works of fine art. Two of the high points in their program is the Annual Beaux Arts Ball, which is a costume affair, and the bus trip to Cincinnati to see the art of the Museum. Terminal. Rockwood Pottery and other points in the city.

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JN Firsf row-Johnson, Creech. Mobley. Jayne, Moore, Wheeler, Cain, Laslinger, Pafrick, Second row- Kirby, Baile, Menges, Wilson, Fugeli, Meekin. Whiff, Carroll Hall. Hays, Carpenfer. Third row- Roberis, Barber, Skaggs. Dickerson. Ellinglon, Fair, Haney, ller, Lamb. Fourfh row-Clemenr Hall. Sickafus, Arneff. Cox, Crocker, Prefer, Osborn, Shipley. McCann. Malone, While. Noi proton!- Dobyns, Hammond. CHGRUS The MSTC chorus, conducied by Miss Florence Carpenrer, in 'rhe absence of Mr. Marvin E. George. has grown rhroughouf ihe year lo forfy members, mos+ of +hese are maiors in fhe music deparimenf. buf lhe chorus is open +o everyone in rhe college who likes lo sing. The purpose of ihe chorus is 'lo give an opporfunify 'ro all who enjoy ensemble sing- ing lo become familiar wi+h various fypes of good choral music. The g ro u p presenis af leasf one assembly program each quar'rer, and also works wiih church choirs in +he communiiy on greaf sacred works like The Messiah, presenfed a+ Chrisfmas. and The Seven Las'r Words, presenled on Good Friday. Occasional performances our-of-fown are also enioyed by 'rhis group. The unusually large proporfion of men in rhe chorus 'rhis year led fo fhe formarion of a male chorus, whose musical selec- fions len? varie+y +o +he programs +ha+ were pre- senlecl.