University of Maryland Eastern Shore Campus - Hawk Yearbook (Princess Anne, MD)

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CULTURAL ACTIVITIES Go Now Pay Later presented by the Judimar School of Dance, directed by Marion Cuyjet. « Rev. Thomas Kilgore. jr. — pastor Second Baptist Church, Los . ngeles, Cahf. and Rev. George Lawrence, pastor of the . ntioch Baptist Chtnch, Brooklyn, keynote speakers of The Design for Living Week, are shown here flanking otir President. Rev. W. Tycer Nelson, who spearheaded the program, shown here expressing, along with participating minis- ters, the motto of the program, I Have a Dream . . .

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The Great Proclamation! Her Majesty and Court USS « ;S y jki, . Doing Fine on Cloud Nine The charming First Lady of Maryland State College for the year 1968-69 is the beautiful Miss Jacqueline Matthews, of Glen Burnie, Maryland. Miss Matthews is a graduate of Glen Burnie High School. She is presently a senior majoring in Physical Education and minoring in Biology. In 1965-66 she was Miss NAACP and Miss Alpha Phi Alpha in 1966-67. She is an active member of the Women ' s Council, the Physical Education Club, the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation, the NAACP, and Gamma Sigma Sigma Colony.

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Duke Ellington Does His Thing. WE ' LL REMEMBER ALWAYS GRADUATION DAY Mr. Jack Roosevelt Robinson, Special Assistant to the Governor of New York, delivered the Commence- ment Address at Maryland State College on June 2, 1968. I hope from this great class and other graduating c! jsst« fhe leadership that has been lacking emerges. The speaker was cited with the Honorary Degree, Doctor of Humane Letters, awarded by our President, Dr. John T. Williams.