Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Seared, !eh Io flghf: M. Jollcy. E, MECunfs. H, Butress. Kh Roberrson, C. Hurcum, D Browner, J, Brunet. J. Gwahney, D, Homo , Ch Srreel. Smndmg, left IO nghf: A. Smith, M, Belizulre' Av Wickhoml J, Smllh' J, Lowck, Mr Conwoyh 17 ancoe, P, Rudglln, Du, Dedmond El Circulo Espanol El Circulo Espanol serves 05 0 point of contact between American culture and tho? of Spain and Latin America. I? sponsors lectures by native Spaniards or other per- sons educated in the Spanish language and Iitercnure. Its members include Spanish majors and those interested in Spanish culture. Sealed, left to nghr: D Geode. Br Jonas. B. Wesson, A. Hobday, 8. Thompson Enghsh Club The English Club, composed of studEnts maioring in English and the language arts, has as its obiective the fostering of interest in all phases of English. Meetings are devoted to hearing lectures and discussing problems concerning the English language and literature. 26

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Seared, left to right: RV McNuir, Rt Willis, E, Baylor, M. Gilbert, Lawrence, B. Booth, Rt Spodyl R. Wiliiams Standing. ieft to right: 0. Cruse, J, Brent, J; Carter, Jt fullwen DA Cook, Rt Webb, E. Gibson, V. Brown The Art Club provides for the general student on oppor- tunity to participate in creative Curt activities. If attempts to bring art to the campus in the form of exhibits and lectures. The Music Educators Notion- Ul Conference is affiliated with the National Education Assodo- Hon, Its primary objectives are '0 OCquoint the future teacher 0f music with the latest devel- opments in music education and with the underlying phil- osophy supporting music as a port of American education. Music Educators National Conference . I II! n I. Sealed: A. Martin, Stundmg, J'vff to right: Et Addison, J. Chum, MI Hurthcock. G. Fond! Dt Pkcrson. 25

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Furs! row, secured left ?a nghr: Ti Briscu, K Wulrr, H. Millikuni C. Anderson: V. Jackson. Second row,ser1led lab 10 nglir Di ihommf Tsige, M Jollev, L $lu-M,E Sociey. K Raberlion. M Jocksun, P, Ligon, C Horcum, D Jones. L Palms. J Brunet. G Lewm, Ar Barnes. Smuding, iet'r rm righri Dr Dedmcmd,K Folk? iurner, D. Haughlon, C N'Tongono, 87 Jehnscin, Pi Drake. D, Emm, A Wickhcml P. RadEIIHJ Lowck, D. Browner, J. Smilh, l. Adibe', C Dungeei S Goldberg. A Smilh, G Tillerv, S. Taylor. C Cullum, Mr McIntyre Le Cercle Francois Le Cercle Francais enlarges on what is taught in the classroom. Joining the organization to broaden their cultural and intellecfuoi outlooks, students exercise their linguisric talents in many modes at their meetings. In addition to conversing and singing in the language, time is also spent developing fluency through listening to French recordings. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS IN ACTION 27