Oakwood University - Acorn Yearbook (Huntsville, AL)

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Organisf Roger NyquisT poses afTer giving a superb concert. Lyceums Enhancing The cuITural aspecT of one's ToTal ex- perience are The special evenings spenT Tuning The senses To The recepTion of The aesTheTics-The splendid performances by musicians, lecTurers, and Travelogs found in The Lyceum series. Beauiiful sounds flow from The strings of Harpist Susann McDonald 2I

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Reginald Earle's shyness is surpassed only by his excellent performance. Mardi Gras says, Walk by 'faith and not by sight. Muriel Massey sets the pace forthe program. Talent Show September 28, at seven o'clock, the United Student Movement presented its annual talent program in Moran Hall. Muriel Massey acted as mistress of ceremonies for this program. Garden of Friendship was the theme. Gloria Jackson, singing Love ls Where You Find It, won first prize in the women's section, and Reginald Earle first prize in the men's section with a piano rendition of Rachmani- noff's Concerto in G minor. Honorable mentions were John McCoy and Jan- ice Kelly. Other participants of the program were Dedrick Arvinger, Sadie Thomas, Samuel Warren, Farook Sait, Joahn Barron, James Wilson, Lawrence Wray, Charles Sharp, and the Freshman Quartet. While the iudges were out deliber- ating, two piano-organ selections were played. There's a hole in the bucket, dear Liza. Award winner, Gloria Jackson, captures the mood of Some Enchanted Evening. 4 1 l I I r l l l l l l . i

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