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CAMPUS MIRROR 21 I 1 AN-AMERICANA CLUB SATURDAY, MAY 27 8:00 to 10:00 P.M.- President’s Recep tion to Graduating Classes—The Uni versity Dormitories. SUNDAY. MAY 28 3:00 P.M.—Baccalaureate Service (Joint Service with Morehouse College and Atlanta University) —Doctor Wyatt Aiken Smart, Professor of Theology. Emory University. 8:00 P.M.—Vesper Service and Organ Recital—Sisters Chapel. MONDAY. MAY 20 8:00 A.M.—Chapel Service— Program conducted by the Class of 1034—Sisters Chapel. TUESDAY. MAY 30 8:00 A.M.—Chapel Service — Presenta tion of prizes and awards — Sisters Chapel. 3:00 P.M.—Class of 1044—Class Day Exercises— Rockefeller Steps Ivy Ora tion -Gwendolyn Harrison. U00 P.M. -Alumnae Procession, with the classes led by Spelman Grand daughters and with the College Stu dents as Escort of Honor, followed by President's Outdoor Reception to Alumnae Reynolds Cottage Lawn. 5:00 P.M.—Meeting of the Alumnae As sociation Howe Memorial Hall. 7:00 P.M. Alumnae Supper Morgan Hall. WEDNESDAY. M A A 31 10:30 A.M. Commencement Exercises: Address: Doctor Walter Clinton Jack- son. Dean of Administration. Wo mans College of the U niversity of North Carolina. Greensboro. North Carolina. Conferring of Degree- Sisters Chapel. Pan-Americana (*lul> The Pan-Americana Club, as its name suggests, is an organization whose main interest is the study of the American nations—their life and history—with spe cial emphasis on the Latin-American peoples. This year has been a very active one for the club. It has presented tw'o quiz programs: Take It or Leave It and an Information Pi.easf.. The latter had Dr. Rufus E. Clement as quiz master and a panel of experts consisting of Mi-- Elor- ence Read, Mr. Kemper Harreld. Mr. Clarence \. Bacote. Dr. Ira deAugustine Reid, and Dr. Norman I. Coleman. In connection with Pan-American Day the club sponsored two programs. On Thursday evening, April 13. at the time of the prayer meeting service, there was presented a period of Latin-American music. On Friday morning, April 14, the theme at the chapel service was the life and work of an outstanding Latin- American poet. These presentations have not been the only contribution that the club has made to the college life this year. In the early part of the session it purchased a -ft of maps for the list* of the Latin-American History classes, and on Founders Day it made a donation to the college and to the United Negro College Fund. The club’s la-t activity for the year is to be the entertaining of Dr. Luis Alberto Sanchez, prominent Latin American edu cator. on May 19. at an open meeting. Spelman College (Commencement Program The Community Council