Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1946 volume:

THE PANTHE HM! - h J- m'fqrzwhuemmJ- + ': . Atlanta I 9 4 6 Published by the Panther S1313C for Student Body Of Clark College Georgia Hari- ..-.- 1': - mun .1: -..-. ;.. Alma Mater Theras EL school 011 unhill That we love good and true XVith :1 love that enlightens Our souls through and through Tis the Shrine of a race, and Tis owned by 11 king, And dear to our hearts Are the praises we sing. Oh. we love every building That stands on the hill, Al'ld we love even the trees Waving. whispering still. And 0ft to our dear. Alma Mater we hark! Oh. God bless you and keep you Our dear old Clark! '-'-. Administration Building WARREN HAVEN HALL $le ENTRANCE Dedication. . . . . To you, in whose heart we have found enshrined the qualities of a tine woman, through whose works we have been able to see and understand that life gives us a chance to love, to work, to play, to be satisfied with our possessions. but not contented with our selves until we have made the best of them; whose loving kindness has helped to make for us a place in which we might develop our abilities, thus enabling us to stand unafraid among sill maiikindeewe, the members of the Senior Class of 146, dedicate this book as a token of our love and remembrance. , nm.ps . M V .M 9 w: ww-x $ : mgm v W 2m? THE LATE MRS. HENRY A. PFEIFFER Foreword. . .. The purpose of this yearbook is to formuv late one whole pattern of all the activities. and achievements of the faculty and student body of Clark College during the year 1945' 1946. We sincerely hope that when old man time rings the curtain down on our youth and happy years of college life, that we may recapture the youth and carefree happiness that once was ours by slowly turning the pages of this book which will reveal so much of the year 1945,1946. h th-l'iee - Contents The College i The Administration ir Classes i Activities Vk Organizations i Features it Athletics . n I Our Buildings I THEYER HALL ...... ANNIE MERNER HALL Our Buildings -. HENRY PFEIFFER HALL Inside These Stately Halls Our President . . . . . PRESIDENT JAMES P. BRAWLEY H3 Iz$ 535 3 a The Faculty Meets The Faculty James P. Brawley . President Alphonso A. McPheeters . . . Dean Paul C. King Bursar Marvel Beadles Ruth E. Harris Elease Ware Margaret Brookins . Secretary to the Dean XVilhelminu J. Gilbert Secretary to the President Olwiu S, Bailey English and Physical Education Norma H. Bland Acting Asst. Registrar Assistant Bursar Assistant Bursar . English and Dramatics TStclla Brewer Brookes English XVeymnn R. Bums Chemistry Armando O. Bustamante French Savannah J. Carver . Biology XVaymam A. Carver Music and Social Science Leadie M. Clark . English Sarah H. Cureton Spanish and French Joseph j. Dennis . Mathematits N. R. Dixon H. V. Eagleson P. T. Fletcher . Carrie L. George Mathematics and Secretarial Science Flora P. Griffin . Curtis V. Holland Religion and Social Science B. Doreen Jolly . J. deKoven Killingsworth Education and Psychology Physics French Home Economics Home Economics Music iLloyd Wolf Alphonso A. McPheeters Bernard H. Nelson Education SOCial Sciences TM. Henry Pitts. Education and Psychology Cecil C. Pusey English 'E'George VJ . 811311er . Nhthem;.1tics Marion E. Sykes Music B. Leontyne Traynham Physical Education Ethna B. Winston Education Mathematics Adolphus B. XVright Business Administration Emma B, Bowick Dietitian Freda Burfihzudt . Armando Buvtuumnte Assistant Dietitian Dean of Men Hattie Carmichael . Dormitary Assistant Carolyn B. Chandler James E. Ellison . Sara R. Fraser Curtis V. Holland Nurse Technician Dormitory Assistant Counselor t0 Men Ethel Long Dormitory Assistant Ethel Martin Snack Shop Charles McPherson Coach C. Waymond Reeves . Davie M. Touchstone A. T. Wilson Supt. of Buildings and Grounds College Physician Librarian TiOn leave 227F1'rst Semester Only i Semnd Semester Our Dean Dr. A. A. McPheetets has served for five years in the capacity of Dean of Clark Coliege. Dr. MePheeters completed his undergraduate study at Wilberforce Uni! versity and holds the M. A. and Ed. D. Degrees from the University of Cincinnati. Dr. McPheeters became Dean of Clark College in 19415 and since that time he has proved to be more than juat Dean of the Institution. He is regarded among the students as a true confidant and friend who shares in all problems and gives help! ful advice. R Dean A. A. McPheeters Iii?! V s??? ' ?;ij $3. MISS MARVEL BEADLES, Asst. Registrar L DEAN BUSTA MANTE UVIiss Evelyn Gibson: Secretary to Dean of Mew DEAN WINSTON Having conference with a studenQ n..- : Senior Class Officers NEWBERRY PLANAGAN President OG LEST DELANEY RICHAR D BO LTON Treasurer JOEEEPH I-IlIAEIIIKERSON BERNICE HANKERSON usmcsa midget Head uI Pfogmm Committee Secretary J Seniors ESTER NL MIDDLETON Cnvinglon. Gemrgia Major: Hume Economic; Minor: Education Activities: N. A. A. C. 13., ID. A. Chah. Horn? Ecunomfcs Club 1ANIE R,MORELAND Atlanln, Gcnrgin ' 5' v Mnnr: HumL- Ermu'unfcs Manor: Srrnndm'y Edllctititm Aulivitirs: J'iuml: uchmmics Club. N. A. AMCFq Binlngi' mi Hciqncc Club. .4 . .' u-' GEORGE ALLEN :XLlunm. Gcnrgin Nlninr: Business Adruinistt'utim1 Minnr: Suciul Science Actiwtius: Aiphu Phi Alpha liram-mty, N. A. A. C. 15 .1 Panther Stall. Phillmrmm'nic Hmicly. Athietic CunnniLLcc PKKULINE A. HUXVAR U - Dccnlm'. Ucnrgiu g-r Major: Hume .Ecqumnim . Minur: Educ'ntiu'fl I . Activitius: Fl'smc Ecljlunnicc cum, T. w, C..A'.; N A .-x, C. P. ' CARL M. FLETCHER .'Xil:1nt:L.Gcnrgia Mm-H: Elmhsh Minm: chinl Scicncc Acln'ltius: Y. Vi C. An Biologi- cal Silence Chlia, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority FRANCES BARNES HUFF Athmlu. Cchrgiu Mkm-r: Bminnss Minor: EduruLitm :M'Lix-uiz-s: N. A A, C. 13.. Y W' F. A. MARIE I. VUALLACE Contra. Alabama lemr: Hmnc Emnomics Minnr: Sccundul'y Education Aaliviticei: Hmnc Economics Cluh Pyramid Club, N. A. A. C, P. ? Seniors MILDRED 5 B'ELCHER Atlanta, Georgia Mniur: Business. Administration Minor: Social Science Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Snmrity. College Band. Tokyo 5ncial Club MARY W, COLES Lynchburg. Virginia Major: Home Economics Minor: Educmiun Activities: Philharmonic Suciety. Student Council Representa- tive. Anti Basileus Alpha Kappa Alpha Surunty ELEANOR GREENWOOD Atlanta. Georgia Major: Business Administration Minor: Snciaf Science Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Snroriw. Bun Bun Social Club DOROTHY WILKINS Chattanooga, Tennessee Major: Hume Ecunmnics Minor: Secondary Educatiun Activities: Delta Signm Theta Sorority. Biological Science Club, Hmne Economics Club. N. A. A, C. P. LUCY M. CLARK Atlanta, Georgia Major: Mathematics Minnr: Elementary Education Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Mathematics Club. Science Guild IRENE I. WHITFIELD Chicago, Illinois Major: English Minor: Dramatics Activities: Pyramid Cluh, Tokyo Club, Panther SmIL N. A. A. C. P.. Dramatic Art's Club, Y, W. C. A. CHARLYE MAYE WILLIAMS Billy's Atlanta. Georgia Major: Socizl15cience Minor: Buainess Administration Amhju'un: To be: a great, lady Seniors MARY RUTH RILEY Strip Cincinnati. Ohio Mujur: Sucial Science Minor: Psycholngy Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Ohio Club. Bun Bun Social Club Cheering Squad, Fluplmnt Chub AGNES C. LAWRENCE Atlanta, Georgia Mujur: Business.AdIUinistreulun Minor: Sfcundilry Educatiun Activillcs: N. A. A. C. H, BUSH Cine Guild, Y. WK C4 IL, Binla ngy Club NEWBERRY FLANAGAN Amman, Georgia Manm': Social Science Mlnur: Muthcmatica Auliwum: Omega Psi Phi Fra- ternity. Snaial Science Club CATHERINE E. FARLEY H'Tlrolswu Cullcge Piu-k. Gcnrgiu Maillr; Social Scichc Minur; Elumtmiu'y Education Activitiw: N, EL A. C. P. Tukyn Suclill Club. YVVI.C. A., Creuuvc Dancing HELENE T. JACK SON Littlr: HCIEN Magzmna Aluhmml Miijnr; Business 3d1ninf5tralinn Minor: ELILIc-utinn Actlvitics: Y. WK. C. A. THELDA E. PHILLIPS Mumphis. Tmnesauc Mnjur: Religious Education Minor: Social Science Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Suraariw. D. A Club. Spanish Club, Studem Council IOHNNYE LUIORDON St. Petersburg FinviLIa Major: Chemistry Minor: Education Activiricu: Iulzl Bctn Chemical Sovicty, Tokyo Sucial Club. College Band Seniors KATHERINE W, FRYE Cat Atlanta, Georgia Major: English Minor: Social Science Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Sweetheart of Alpha Phi Fraternity, Editor of Pan- ther, Associate Editor Mentor, Dramatic Arts Club. Bun Bun Sncizll Club IRENE S. ADAMS A'lanm, chrgin . . - - Maiur: Home Economics . :: - Minor: Secondary Education v Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Y. W, C A. N. A. A. C. E, Home Ecrm-u1L'L-5 Club HELEN HILL PACKARD A1c0a.Tennesscc Major: Home ECUnOmics Minor: Education Activities: Home Economics Club. Y.W. C. A, Delta Sig! 111:1 Them 50m rity CYNTHIA B. PERRY 'C, P Penhrn. Pennsylvania Major: English Minor: Art Actiwties: Cheering SquulL SLuv dent CulmcaL Alpha Kappa Alpha SornriLy. Elephant Club. Miss Clark I9445H ROGER P. FAIR Greenwood. South Carolina Maior: Religious EducatiOn Minor: Soda! Science Activities: Y.M. C. 28.. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Dramatlc Arts Club BERNICE HANKERSON Hank Atlanta. Georgia Major: Business Administralinn Minor: SuciaI Science Activities: President Bun Ban Social Club, EpisLuleus Alpha Kappa Alpha Sururily. Dru- malic Club, Y. XV C. A. DOROTHY T. BARROW '13. T. Maiur: Hume Economics Minur: Secondary Education Activitisa: Philharmonic Society. Y. W. C. A. Home Economics. Club. N. A. A. C. P. GENEVIEVE IT. BYNOE 'Tjen ' Mtumi. I'lIurJ'du Mulur: English Mlmrr: Sgcnndnry Education Secretarial Scicncc Acuvitim: 'DuiLl Sigma Theta Sorority. Alpha Kappa Mu Hnunrm'y Hllciciy: Philhav nmmc Socimy. Panther Staff. Smnngrzlphic Dcparmwnt VIRGINIA A. CORNISH Athmln. ch'nrgin fx-Tninr: sum Sctcncc h-ill'lnr: Sccundilly Educatinn . wtivltir-s: Pyramid Club ZELMA O'NEAL AILmln. Urnrgin Malw': Sucim Science Mmur: Education .Nclfrllum: Hm'ml Science Club. Y, VC. U. A N. A. A, C P. rt Seniors LAURA J. BRANTLEY Trixie i 01ugu Birmingham, Alabama Major: Social Science Miuur: Education Activities: Ueita Sigma Theta Samrity. Dramatic Arts Club, Student Council. Bun Bun 5.11111! Uluh JOSEPH A.HICKERSON Hick Bciscmcr. Alabmna Maior: Business Administratinn Minur:Sucial Science Activities: Basilcus of Omega FraLcrnity 19433-16, Business Malmgcr uf Senior Class, Founder of Ladies. Day Ob' servunce, vice President of PunnHulitnic 1945346, Stu- dent Council 1945946 NAOMI W'OFFURD Atlanta. Georgia Major: Chemistry Mllmr: Biulngy Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Y. W. C. FL. N. A. A. C P,, Bmlugy Club MARIE F. HOLSEY Mllltdgcville. Georgia Major.- Hmne 'Ecnnnmics Minor: Secnndary Educatimn Activitiem Ivy Leaf Club. N. A. A. CKP., Dramatic Arts Club Seniors VIRGINIA CAGE WARDLAW Ginny Birmingham. Alabama Major: Social Science Minor: Education Activities: N. A. A C. P. Bun Bun Snainl Club ANNA M. RICE Detroit. Michigan Major: Home Economics Minor: Education Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Eorority. Basileus 1945 346. Pnn-Hellenic Council, Presiv dent Junior Class, Elephant Club, Philharmonic Society 1942, Alpha Kappa Mu Hon- or Society, Cheering Squad 1941!: 4? RICHARD RBOLTON Pontotuc, Mississippi Major: Chemistry Minur: Biqugy Activities: Frmtbull Team, Track. N. A. A. C R. D A. Club. Y, M, C A. OGUST MAI DELANEY Gusxie KnowaIe. Tenncs-see Major: English Minor: Education Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Tukyn Sucial Club. Elephant Club. Miss Omega '45, Y. W. C. A. MARGARET ADKINS Atlanta. Gemrgiu Majur: Business Administration Minor: Snelal Science Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Soror- ity, Dramatic Ans Club, N. A. A. C. P. NORA R. MATHIS Soon Dublin, Georgia Major: Home Economics Minor: Secondary Educamm ActivitieS: Dramatic Arts Club. Y. W. C. IL. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sururity. Home Bar nomics Club LENA M.EARNETTE Tumm Atlanta. Gcmgia Major: Social Science Minor: Secondary Educatiuu Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority !. V m Seniors MAE V. SIMPSON Toledu.0hio Major: English Minor: Music Activities: PhiHmrmnnic Sncicty. Ohio Club. Ivy Leaf Club. Music Club, Elephant Club. N. A. A. C. I'., Y. W C. A. FORESTINE CARTER Atlanta, Georgia Major: Hume Ecunumics Minor: Sucundary Education Activilies: Home Economics Cl uh BARBARA ROBINSON Atlanta. Georgia Miaior: English Minur: Education Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority CLARENCE H, LOVICK BTU. Love Aahcvilic. Nurlh Curuliua Mafur: Sucial Science Mmur: English Activilles: Alpha Phi Alpha Fra' lcrmw GEORGE W? IAMES HCJIIWIWH Augusm, rienrgm Maiur: Binlugv Minor: Education and Psytholl mn- Aclivilins: Vnrsilv Frmtlwall. Y. M. C. A, Studnnt ffmmcil. Biolngv Cluh. Sphinx Cluh uf Alpha Phi Alpha Fmtemity AGNES SWANN KEMP Bouts mum. chrgiu Muiur: Hume Ecunumics Minor: Secondary Education AcuviLics: Home Economics Club PORTIA T. SCOTT Atlanta, Georgia Maiur: Social Scicncc Minur: Music Activities: Deha Sigma Theta Sorority. B011 Eon Social Club Seniors ROSA S. COOK Via Atlanta, Ccurgin Mafor: Home Economics Minur: Secondary Educaticm Activities: Hume Economics: Club. Y. W. C. AH N. A. A. C P. BERTHA MCADAMS htlauta, Georgia . Major: Buslness Administratlon Minor: Secondary Education Activities: Business Guild, N. A. A. C. P., Y. W. U. A., 13:3 ology Club SUPORI M. GOSS Nbansn Georgia Major: English Minnr: Social Science BERNICE E.SOBB Atlanta. Georgia Major: English Minor: French Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Soror- ictly, Y. W1 C. A, N A. A. . P. IOHN L. LEWIS Mississippi Maiur: Social Science OPHELIA R. WILSON Atlanta. Georgia Major: Social Science Minor: Secondary Education Activities: Y. W. C. A N. A. A. C. 13., Social Science Club LAURA GERIDGES Chris Atlanta, Georgia Major: Social Science Minor: Music Activities: College Band, Social Science Club, N. A. A. C, P. NELLIE BROWN FLANAGAN Allimta. Georgia Mainr: Music Minor: English Activities: Bun Bun Soclal Club. Y. XV. C. A. LEVEVIAN MCDANIEL Lever! Gary, Indiana Major: Education Minor: Psychology Activities: Pyramid Club, N. A. A. C. P., Y. W. C. A, Steel City Club. Student Ccunul MYRTIS E. STEARNES 'Din:ples Phoenix. Alabama - , Major: Busmcss Adminshatmn Minur: English Activities: Dchn Sigma Theta Snmrity. Culicgc Band, N. A. A. C. P.. Secretary L1brary Club. Secretary Business Guild, Wumcn'a Senate Seniors LOLA MA FORD Atlanta. Georgia Major: Home Economics Minor: Education Activities: Y. W. C. FL, Home Economics Club BENJAMIN F. ERADFORD m Hartsvillc, South Carolina Major: Religious Education Minor: Psychology Activities: Dramatic Arts Club, Philharmonic Society, Alpha Phi Alpha. Fraternity, Y M. C. A.. N. A. A C. P. Y. M. C. A.. Math Scrum: RENETTE B ECHOLS HRemu'e Major: Physics Minor; Mnthcmnlicii Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Dramatic Arts Club. N. A. A. C. P. Y. W. C. A, VIRGINIA BLACK Foxie Atlanta, Georgia Maiur: Mathematics Minor: Secondary Educatinn Activities: Y. W. C. .13., N. AA A. C. E, Business Guild, Mathematics Club ? Seniors EVELYN GIBSON madie Birmingham Alabama Major: Social Sciencg Minor: Secundury' Educatiun Secretarial Science Activitics: Alpha'Kappa Alpha Sm'nrity. Ohio Club, Spanish Club, N. A. A. C. P. EDYTI'IJS. EL PARKER Daytuna Beach, Florida Mnjnr: Social Science Minor: Secondary EducaLinn Actiwtics: Florida Club. Sucsal Science Club. Y. W. C. A., N. IN A. C. P. ODELL W. NEAL Atlanta. Georgia Major: Business Administration Minur: Social Science Activities: N. A. A. C. 13., Delta Alpha. Delta Biological Science Club CECIL L. HICKERSON Bessemer, Alabama Major: Social Science Minor: Elementary Education FERDINAND J. HUNTER Vicksburg. Mississippi Maior: Religions Education Minor: SUCIaI Science Activities: Y. M. C. A. REGINALD HAYNES New Orleans, Louisiana Major: Social Science Minnr: Education Activities; Omega Psi PhI Fra- ICFI'HIY. Philharmonic SUcicty. Elephant Cluh Captain Fum- hall Team, '44: All Suulhcrn Baskrlhall Player Class History By Anna M. Rice In September, 1942, the present dignified seniors made their grand entrance into these renowned halls of learning. Of course, being the young dashing geniuses that we were, we eagerly pursued the regular freshman routine of registration and pledged ourselves to give our most honorable upperlclassmen a Hrouncl during lterabrweekfl Our class proved to be very versatile and practically every member associated himself with some campus activity. janet Ross, Genevieve Ferguson, Mildred Belcher, Anna Rice, Myrtis Smith, Alice Hz-irtheldn Marjorie Bryson, Quintella Will son, Charles Warren, Gloria Jackson, Hera man Scott and Walter Mayes made them! selves known through the Philharmonic 80 eiety and the newly organized college band. The perpetual llsun'shine carriers were Frances Fitzgerald, Aquilla Hatley, Loretta Agee and Gloria Jackson. With their sup, port and under the able leadership of our class president, William Thompson, we ended the year with a llbaog, looking for; ward to the next year. Our sophomore year, we played it cool, but found ourselves minus of many class mates. Some dropped out while others went into the armed services of our country. How; ever: new personalities were added in the personages of Thelcla Phillips, Nora Mathis, Benjamin Bradford, George Williamst Vere gie Cornish, Ogust Delaney, Doris James, Evelyn Gibson, Sylvia Quarker, Levivian McDaniel Reginald Haynes, Richard Bol' tom Virginia Cage, Dorothy Reed, and Lev tha Gardner. It was at the end of this year that Genevieve Ferguson was recognized as attaining the highest scholastic achievement during our hi'st two years, and awarded a second scholarship for the continuation of her education. The school year 194443, our junior year proved to be a fruitful one for us. although we were much smaller in number. At Home' coming, the juniors held all the honors ex' cept one. Cynthia Perry was elected ulVIiss Clark? Anna. Rice, her personal attendant, Portia Thomas, Miss Clark's runner up, Virginia Cage, HMise Omegual and Benjamin Bradford, hMl'. Clark. In the ranks of scholastic achievement, Genevieve Ferguson and Anna Rice were elected to Alpha Kappa Mu Honorary So; ciety. Further honor came to out ClELES when unf der the leadership of Billy Thompson, our school publication was changed to the tab' loicl type and with the name LLPanther'l in' stead of HMentor. George Allen showed his colors by CllS' playing a high degree of business ability in the successful operation of the college book! store. New members still came in the persons of Juanita, Brantley, Marie Wallace, Dorothy Wilkins. Bertha CrawforcL Mary Frances Greene, Barbara Robinson and others cast their lots with our now famous Class. Cupid played a leading role in our class that year and claimed the hearts of Virginia Cage, Genevieve Ferguson, Portia Thomas and Eura Lee Grimes in holyr wedlock. We terminated the year with EL beautir ful iStar'Dustll Prom which will long be talked about by all that were present. September. 1945': we returned as seniors, enthusiastically looking fomrarcl only to graduation and departing from these sacred halls of learning. Katherine Frye returned to school and proved her worth beyond a doubt by becom' ing the able and efficient editorainvchief of Continued on Next Page CLASS HISTORY Continued l'mm Last Page the school publication and by displaying her dramatic ability. Also in the area of dra' - matics, Bernice Hankerson, Irene Whitheld, Benjamin Bradford, Juanita Brantley, Katha Brine Frye, and Cynthia Perry were main stays in Ladies in Retirementh Making herself welltknown in the Physics Department, Renette Echols came to US from Bennett. At Homecoming, Ogust Delaney kept honor in the class by being Miss Omega and Eleanor Greenwood was our class queen. Surprisingly enough we found that the flames of love were still burning and the ma mances of Cynthia PerryeTalmadge Owens and Anna Rice'George LChubbyh James had weathered the EstormsH of three long years. had survived and were now embatkr mg upon the fourth year. Not being conceited. but as seniors. we feel that we have contributed much to the betterment of Clark and although the devaSr tating clutches of war deprived us of many things, we have come through with flying colors. As we leave Clark College to take our places in the worch may those to come along remember the class of 146 and strive to con; tinue what we have started. State of Georgia County of Fulton City 01' Atlanta We. the senior class 01'- 1946 of Clark College of Atlanta. C1301? gin, while in our sound minds do hereby make and publish our last will and testament. The said will is to be faithfully kept in the ulvlemoirs of Clark Collegcfl Individually we bequeath the following: I. Norma Muthia will my ability to get my lessons to Della Thomas and my place as Dean of Pledges of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority to Anna Blaylock. 1. Katherine Frye; will to Maurice Downs my patience, endur- ance and ability to keep cool in room 307. I. Thcldu Phillips, will my journeys to Gammon t0 Gloria Curr rent and wish her the same success. I, Irene Whitfield, will my ability to accept compliments withw lCUutinucd rm man page; g CLASS WILL tCu-nliuucd from last bagel out letting them aEect my pleasing personality to June Blanchard. I, Mildred Belcher, will my ability to stay neat at all times to Anne Wright. I, Juanita Brantley, will my ability to play humorous roles to Morell Johnson. 1, Ruth Riley, will my ability to stay cool in frantic situations at all times to Florence Casswell and Jesse Luke and my dehmous Saturday and Sunday night bags to Geneva Joseph. 1, Lucy M. Clark, will to Annie P. Neal my seat in Theory of Equations. 1, Portia Scott. will my seat in the girls? lounge to Christine Wynn and my sophisticated air to Janice Grier. I, Bernice Hankerson, will my dramatic ability to Thomosina Cooper and my glorious height to Florence Cassell. I, Nellie Flanagan, will my locker and nergoocl lock to Stella Smith. I, Renett Echols, will my ability to smile at all times to Carolyn Smith and my ability to get out of jams to Mary Rowe. 1, Dorothy Reid. will my seat at the senior table to Marilyn Easterling. I, Anna Rice, will my ability to keep a boy friend for four years and also maintain a high scholastic ability to all girls with boy friends. L Helen Jackson, will my petite statue and daintinem in clothes to Dorothy Finkley, also my reserve with men to Janie M. Clark. 1. Levivian McDaniel, will my hearty laugh to Naomi Rodgers. 1, Cynthia Perry. will my ability to keep the same campus boy! friend throughout the college days to all girls without steady boy, friends. I, Reginald Haynes, will my versatility and my ability to keep going in spite 01C gossip to my brothen Roland Haynes. I, Esther Middleton, will to Sadie Rutledge my tact in converl sation. I, Richard Bolton, will my place as captain of the football team to Jetty Viot, L'Mae Simpson, will my neat waist line to Doris Lang. I. Jonnye Jordan, will to Annette Johnson my ability to gain and lose weight at leisure and my place in the Biology Laboratory to Anne Wright. ' . lComhlLlcd on next hngrl Atl -w .m- CLASS WILL tleLiiiucd frmrl lust lmgcj I1 Myttis Stearnes. will my ability to keep the same weight from Freshman to Senior year to Clatetta Bluford. 1, Benjamin Bradford, will my senior dignity to Talmadge Owens. 1, Clarence Loviek, will my ability to philosophize to Mt. Odell Owens. 1, joseph Hickel'so11,-will to William Trammel and Hampton Pettigtew my financial contact in the city so that they will not be er short every time they visit the snack shop. . l. Genevieve Bynoe. will to each secretarial science student my initiative to succeed immeasurably in typing and shorthand with as little ease under Mrs. Currie George and to each student in Miss Pusey? class the ears to catch on the spur of a moment, het ques' Linus. I . XVillie Furmeix will my sophisticated ways to Maurice Downs. 1. Evelyn Gibson, will my sweet, angelic ways to Frances Bonner. XVe. the Senior Guy Ladies, will to the IIOII'CXiStlllg Seven Sis' tel's our ability to stick together through thick and thin. 1, Dorothy W ill-1i115. will my ability to mind my own business to Alva Lindsay. ! ll Bertha MeAdunm. will to Chnrlutte Gatwin my ability to type sixty words per minute. L Ernestine Davenport. will to Eula George my ability in type mg and shuttlmnd. TU Christine Ross. and Dorothy Brant my abil' ity to slide thmugh French and Math with the greatest of ease. 1, Agnes C. Lawrence, will to Frances Williams, my ability to I type. 1, Margaret Atkina will to Betty Perry my small business in Mr. XVi-ightle small business class. emu 1. Virginia Cage XVeu'dlnwi will my chapel seat and ability to keep quiet t0 Elaine Pace. L Cecil Hieket-son. will to Cordella McPherson my seat in sec. 0nd year French. L Margaret Booker. will to Gwendolyn Thomas my ability to create any dance. I, Mattie Wallace, will to Helen Dixon and Willie Banning a good biscuit recipe so if they are called in the Practice House again, i they can make a good biscuit. L tCuminuctl on next pawl ? CLASS WILL tCominued from last bagel - wnl .- .W 1, Sarah Adams, will to Helen Dixon and Willie Banning my seat in Mr. Dixon's class. I, Vergie Mae Cornish, will my ability to absorb knowledge and , make wise use of it to Katherine Jones and Naomi Campbell. L George Allen, will to Edward Smyth my course in money and banking at A. U. and t0 Eddie Rivers my tenor voice. . I, Charlye Maye Williams, do not will anybody anything; all that I have, I came after, and all that I came after, I need. I, Rosa Cook, will to Margaret Winston my seat in the prac' tice house and courage to be a swell cook. 1, George James, will to Emory Wimbish, the ability to eat much and see the results. I, Marie Halsey, will to Mary F. Butts my ability to make friends easily. I, Ogust Delaney, will my ability to stay out of class and still get Miss Poseyk work to Rowena Glass. I, Renette Echols, will my A's and my ability to concentrate on physics lof coursel around so many men in the physics lab to Miss Fannie Howard. I , Roger Fair, will my scholarship to Mr. Collie Moore. Duly signed and acknowledged 011 Clark College campus in HavenwWarren Hall on the fourth clay of June in the year of our Lord, one thousand, nine hundred and fortyrsix. Irene J. Whitfield Attorney Our Returned Veterans Class Prophecy We often attempt to visualize the Future, to foresee happenings, and even tn huild dream castles. 011818 amhi' tion aeeeunts for these things. Stimctimes such Fancies turn into realities; it is then one has pleasant memories of the times when he saw visions. The Class of ,46 finds each meth with :me amhitiun in mindstn receive the A. B. ur B. S. Degree. But what does the future hold in stun: fur the. members 11f the Sen, inr Class? Let us ltmk into the crystal hall. Yes twenty: five years have passed and as I gaze. around I see Sarah Irene Adams, once :1 lJOPulilt' LlCl'! 0n Clark's campus now the manager of an exclusive heauty salon in Wilmingtnn, Delaware. Also writhing I11 Delaware in cw operations With Miss Adams is Lena Bai'nette. heatl III the Bureau of Guud Gmoming. Leaking further, we End that there have heen quite :1 few changes on the Clark C-nllege faculty. Faintly. I Fee that there is a new president. The haze is so great that I cant see the name plainly. The hate is wearing: s'ilI grad- ually, the name issis, I believe it is Newherry Flatmagan with Mrs. Sherard. the former Margaret Adkins as his very competent secretary; I also see that George Allen is now Bursar of Clark College with the charming Mar garet Booker as his secretary. Ah! Miss Thelda Evelyn Phillips is Dean 0f Women with Zelma OiNeal, Eunice Pyrun, Marie Wallace, Mae Ruth White Annie W'illiams 21nd Ophelia R. Wilson working :15 assistants: Thnmas Ross also a renowned minister in the city ui- AtlanuL is assisting Mr. Bustamamte as Dean nf Men: 1 see that Mr. Bustamante is very interested in his work. This is his twentytseventh year at Clark. Janie Ruth Mm'elanzl is heading the department of Physical Education which is very elaborate; she is also the first official haskethall referee Im- girls that has been produced by Clark College. Dr. Evelyn Frances Gibson, who we will rememher as the only true blond on the campus, is returning to Clark this year :15 head of the Department of Social Sciences after having completed her study for the dnetnrate at MeGill Univer' sity in Canada. Mr. Samuel Richard Hatchett is head coach of the football team. I feel quite proud of having so many Clark graduates nl' this famous class on the faculty, and here's wishing them many years of successful service. What is this? As the haziness clears away l'mCE' again, I see that a great number of the l'msiness mail it; are e11- gaged in prosperous businesses of which I know Mr. Wright will he proud Since he. thuught that must IF his students entered the field merely heeause 11f eurinsity. I see Joseph A. Hiekerson. 51:, president of Swindlers Stuck Exchange, NEW York. N. Yq sitting at his desk giving die tatiun to Genevieve Fergusrm Bynue. mic III the. must eI- Iieient secretaries in the world; alm connected with this very prosperous company are: Agnes Lawrence, seninr typist; Frances Barnes Huff, senior hunkkeepen ant! Fre-l Hatehett, Helene jaeksnn, and many others, hmhets. Thelma Bernice Hankersnn is the president uf Nev-R' Dy Insurance Company in Graveyard, Pennsylvania with Bertha MeAdams, Viee'President, Eatnestine Davenport. former head of Reid's Business College on Fair Street in Atlanta, Secretary and Charlye Mae W'illiams. Treasurer. Odell Neal is empluyetl lay Miss Hankersun :15 uflieial bookkeeper of the company and she informs 1.15 that this is the iirst Negro business to he established and operated entirely by Negro women, As I gaze further into my crystal. I see hart: of music lluating thtnugh Lhe grayness and as the hall clears there. is Nellie. Brown Flannagan I'EntlL'Tll'lt: :1 piann recital in Geniiany. Within the span of twenty-hve years, Mrs. Flammgan has acquired the title vi 'The. Wnrld's Great- est Concert Pianist. l helieve I hear the Faint sounds .OF :1 mellophune and it is! Mrs. Mildred Barhee, the hirmer Miss Mildred Beleher is taking the suln part in C-JII'VL'IJS Allegretto Concerto Mmleram C143: Majur :15 she plays with the New York Symphuny HI which Mr. Carver is tlireetnt. You will l'ememher him as Clark's first hand- nastei'. Incidentally; Mrs: Barhee 1's '1 graduate nf' .hlillard 3::h1anl of Music. I thought surely that Christine Bridges wnuld he inter ested I11 tht- symphnny hut my crystal hall tells- me that she has taken ever the l'aniuus :Intl internatiunally luiuwn Swretheurts Ill. Rhythm; Mae Virginia Simpsrm, talented :znprano is nuw an a ennuert tnur in the New England States. while Peggy Quarker is singing: with Herman Scuttls hand. 0h! There is Benjamin Bi'atllurtl. and he is the National Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. in Baltnma'e. Maryland Closely afhhated with Mr. liratll'nnl in the same type of wurlt is Cecil Lee Hickvrsnn win: is the lixecutive SCUM tary til the Y. W. C. At It t'unk much enncemraiinn I'lir this next pctsnn and for mice 1 thought that my ei'jrsial Iall l1:11l ceased its tip eratirms, Then all HI a sudden a lilafh. thick elmid ap' peared whirl! hovered met me I-.:r several Iinurs after which there came ;IlLlIILlS lilw thunder hut il wasn't thun- der at all - it was Chuhhy James perinrniing 11:1 IJI'IPI'HEIUI'I : ne sumemie's heart, I can see very clearly unw that he is Dr. Uetzrge james. Cardiac Specialist with :1 llnur'sliing practice in antnn. Massachusetts. Near hy. there is Dr. jnhimye jurtlan whn is traveling; extenswely in France. lecturing :IIILl making l'urthet ex: periments run plant lile 1111 the planet nl' Mars. Nuw what Lln I see? It hanks like. l'lirushima hm what LTi-JLllLI that have tn tin with Uh! It's Renelte Ethnls, whu alter having wmpleled the experiment 11f elmnterilctim: the atnmie Immh, is resting with T. N.T. ther hushandb anti luvely twins at their Iamnus winter 11-51111 in Flnritla. Isee Kimwletltze appearing: now and as we lnnk further we see many efiieienl instructors in the wurld's lwest schools, Hemml to Clark, 111' enurse There is Bernice Cnhh teach- ing English at Culumllia Uniwrsity: Vergie Mae Cm-nish teaching Sutiulugy at Sunilh Camliiia State: Ugust Mai Delaney, head ml the Ihepattment nf English at New York University: Reginald Huynea head iii the Department DI Education at the University Ial' Suulhern California; DUI nth;r Wilkins, instruclnr in Hume Eennnmies at Wayne Uuwetsity ill Detrnit. Mlel'ligan: Irene thlllllClLl mtw MFi-lidwnrd Williams, head :1f the Department of Drama at Dillard University in New Orleans; Leney Lee Waters teaching,l Mathematics at Cornell: Margaret Winsmih head III the Department 11f Hume Eezniulnii's :11 Morris Brnwn: Carl Mae Fletcher, IICEILI III the English Department at tCmItEmu-d 0:1 1ICXE pagel ? CLASS PROPHECY tCn-ntinued 1mm last pagel Florida A. and M. College; Edythe Parker teaching So- ciolngy at Florida A. and Mt Cullcgc; and Ruth Rileyl now Mrs. Charles Card, is teaching Psychology at North western. She, her husband and a lovely little snn are spending the summer vacation in Canada. Dr. Nclsnn will he surprised to hear this: Mr. Clarence Lovick, a former prufemjr of Sociology at Harvard is now in BUliviaL S. AW doing research work in Anthropology. Marie Halsey, Agnes Kemp and Helen Hill are alien ! tinns :lt Milledgcville, Georgia. While welre still at Mil- Iedgeville I see that Mrs. James Payne, the farmer Juanita Brantley is duing psychiatric work 1'11 110. itls not in Mil, ledgcvillc, it ishuh! Yes! Newark, New Jersey. While still an the suhject of psychiatry I hnd that Mrs. Murray Brown, tLchvizm McDanicll, wcll-kuuwn psychiatrist, is now residing in Berkeley, California with her husband. Bertha Crawlnn'l, Americnls lirst Negro Congress- woman, is busily engaged in the meeting Cl: the 89th Congrats. In the social world, there are Misses Willie Farmer, Ruse. Ella Head, and Helen Dcmety prominent socialities nl' New York City. linding it quite fascinating to main- tain their popularity. l-l'm'mm-mmm. It looks like some. more society and it is, Mrs. Katharina: Farley Hawkins. :1 prominent socialite 0f the married world is nuw residing with her husband and sun, Alexander, J12, in Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs. Katherine Frye is taking the place of Hilda Simms 0n Bruadway. Pnrtia A. Scott and Rnhcrt, jr., an: on their way back tn Mexico after spending some time in Atlanta with friends and relatives. Also in this same plum: is Barhnru Robinson who is going to visit her daughter in South America who is studying there at present. DeLuis Coleman is manager of Saks on Fifth Avenue in New York and :llsu in New York is Mary Willie Cults who is head of Cmmncrcinl Dietetics at Cornell: Eleanor Greenwood 1's modeling for Vogue in New York City. BEBE Rosa Cook is hair stylist for Metro'Gnldyn'Mayor in Hollywood. Virginia Wardlaw 1's cashier ut the First National Bank in Saginaw, Michigan where Furrcstine Carter is em' ployed 3.1504 Once agzun as the dark shadows puss away there :u-t, Ernestine nntl Burncstinc Scruggs, proprictnrs hf the InA stitute nf Designs l'urf Twins, in Twin City, Iowa, Esther Middleton ' i5 npcrutiug a Flnrist Shop in Bradenton, Florida. Anna Marie Rice is :1 modern designer of Womenls Creations and nmnagcr 0f Rothschild? in Chicago, Illinois. Mrs. Talmudge Owens, Cynthia E. lacrry and Miss Clark nF l4? is the pmprietnr and designer of an exclusive dress shop in Onklandt California. Mrs. Owens was for! mcrly emplnyed :15 am instructor 111 an ill: Temple Uni; versity. Lcnu Lindcr, Dorothy Barrow. Lucy Clark, Nara Ruth Mathis, Naomi Wull'card :md Virginia Blac kart: Founders 13f the internationally known Wmnen's Advisory Bureau which has hrauchcs all over tllC wurld. Lola Ford is the President. Richard Bolton, Former All American Conch, is how practicing dentistry at Snatchenwut, Mississippi. Myrtis Stearncs is managing the only exclusive Hat Shop in America for Ncgm Women located in L05 An' qclcs, California where she resides with her husband and two hmutil'lul children. Mrs. Eugene Stewart, tDm'nthy Reidl is at home in Chicago where she is an ideal housewife. Using our power of imagination we have looked into the future, but let us return tn the present. Most of us have high :u'ms hut we must become aware. nf the fact that it takes more than imaginatiun to accomplish these aims nr goals. Shall we work diligently toward these aims 0!: shall we let them remain as the fortunc'teller visualized them? The answer lies within each one of US. Myrtis Smith Stenmes Mary Ruth Riley Our Sunday School Group -r -4 THE JUNIOR CLASS $50 mmoEoEom FRESHMAN CLASS r . '1 I The Queen 1 1ties 1V Act III.- .I Activities ities 1V Act Activities Wemem6er flame - Coming :7 liJ Beauty gangs: up, t3 0n the liclnL tH Queens mm the licld. UH Cremating Ole' Morehouse. 6 Class queens. t61 Miss Clark, I UH Miss Clark and the Captains, UH Miss Clark and escort, PEJJ Lair. Dennis and wife with our former librarian, UCU The HomvComing Dance, On Nothing but Queens. 7 XDMM mm Mrs. Norma Hull Bland With the addition of Mrs. Norma Hull Bland t0 the Clark College faculty, in the fall of 1944, the department of dramatics had its formal beginning. OverHowing with energy, versatility and patience, Mrs. Bland set out to accomplish something never before done in the history of Clark College. Upon her arrival she found a vast amount of raw material among the Clark students. Determined to develop this material to its utmost, Mrs. Bland continued kindling the sparks until they were ready to roar forth into a huge flame of productions. The hrst major production of the department was, uMeet the Husband? a threelact comedy which delighted both members of the college and outside friends. The second major production was, thadies in Retirement, which was equally received by its audi' ence and showed the progress made by the group. A score 6f one act plays have been performed by the department: Gangsters Over Harlem, Shamf' uI Shall Be Waiting? Harriet Timmy man, and others. Ha SCENE FROM HARIET TUBLEMAN ' Dramatics MR. WAYMAN A. CARVER 22054de . dIWOIlmm I.. :3 . ml gilm- .. . 3 THE! NUN w X :r IIIIMIHLWJM WRnLILrE Inn'- '9 rrf... . yam 2F IVER. KILLINGWORTH INSTRUCT ING A STUDENT THE BAND Journeyas End The curfew has tolled the knell of parting day and we, the Panther Staff, find our journey ended. It westft an easy journey, and at times some of us found ourselves wanting to give up. But there was that little something in us that kept saying, LtHoId on and we did hold 011! With the publication of four Panthers and our year book we can say, well done! We wish to thank the entire staff for the cooperation given and especially do we wish to thank those persons who were al' ways on hand and willing to work: Maurice Downs, Chester Paige, Irene Whitheld, Charles Hart, Bessie Brown, Katherine Iones, Guylon Small, Bertha Tamer and George Allen. May the Wind gliding the sail 0f the next Panther Staff glide it into harbor as smoothly as this one and may it anchor as firmly. Campus Scenes Campus Scenes ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY THE IVY LEAF PLEDGE CLUB ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY K it hRI-lz K dkkk wt . K'nmpgdas S LAMPODAS PLEDGE CLUB 51.3.. $$- :45, th 3K K359 Q Guigf SPHINX PLEDGE CLUB i En memorian It is signiiicant that we pause a moment to pay special honor to all those former Clark' ites who died so gallantly in the service of our country, Organizations 1. STUDENT COUNCIL 2. BIG SISTER COUNCIL 3. Y. W. C. A. SPANISH CLUB 2. N. A. A. C. P. T. I. D's DJ 3w, 1 HMmMA ZETALITES CLUB ELEPHANTS CLUB BON BON SOCIAL CLUB A Salute To The Campus Sweethearts TQ THE PERFECT ICAMPUS SWEETHEARTS . T' . -. m J ??? . ,. ,m-gy WT Nora Spots and Benjamin mmw Eliie Raines and Leroy Bradford Porter Cynthia Perry and Talmadge Mildred Bone and Hampton Owens Pettigrew Frances Banner and Richard Naomi Campbell and Hiram Bolton Kendall DDrnthy Scruggs and Joseph Alva Lindsay and Chester Brown Paige Irene Jerricks and Edward Kennedy Wilametta Beasly and William Trammel Anna liicc and George James Mattie Lamar and Jack Bell Fannye Scott and Herman Scott I love thee, I love but thee With a love that shall not die Till the sun grows cold, And the stars are old, I, And the leaves of the judgment hook unfold! CYNTHIA B. PERRY MAURICE DOWNS MATTIE LAMAR 1 MINNIE HOLMES JESSE LUKE ' FLORENCE CASSELL FLORENCE WHEELER MARILYN MILLER JACQUELIN FRYE DOROTHY HISLE BEAUTY GANGS UP - , Future Clarkites Ilrm'y .- .llen and Judy Allen, son and daughter Horace Bohannon. Jr., son of former Clarkite ul' frurmm Clurkitvs Georgia and Thaddus Allen. Ora White Bohanncm. anejay I-lmminpts. Jr., srm 0f ' g. ' E Cassius Harris. Jr,I Son of former Clarkile Carrie Walker . ' . former C?arkite Eleanor Good- Bennings. . '. . . lett Harris. Andrea Wynelle Frye. daughter of Clarkite Katherine Washington 171119.. Itm.. . - --. .. -L Justine Robinson, daughter of Raymond Waimjght, J13. 5011 Clarkite Barbara Robinson. of former Clarkltes Roberta and Raymond Wainright. 1'. w Ltd 1! NM CLARK W 011.161! 0003 t. 81. Mon license: WM MEN mmgxg W 1. W'W W CHEER LEADERS DRUM MAJORETTES . 1 f hts In Basketball hli 1g H Kw w Z? viJ , w?awyw .wag.,.lf...a.li: .. . , a , .. THE FOOTBALL TEAM THE BASKETBALL TEAM m :4 1J: I. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM COACH AND CAPTAIN GIVES A VICTORIOUS SHAKE Page! The Panther ePanthers Defeat J;l C Smith Bulls sport N e , son 0. Smith's Bulls were Season 5 Record to the Penthera' grow' 1F. ,-..M time as they went 1 ........... ' 7- Clark 5 Wilberforce 8 'eturday. Januar- IEa Ink 9 Tuskegee 0 mine. The v ant ers lark 0 Tennessee State 21 'tast jobs E t at 31111-1: 13 Alabama stm 7. .am W- WC, bk 913111: 20 Horehouao O lthe 9 3:11 , Clark 2': Know' snare The House Clark 1 Mr EEEEE KW? Ye1$$512 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1 n1 ........................ T beE mm Panthers Birmingham. Ala. October 18 .............. Tenn. 51m 011th twrggggr1arP-Pn Wave B Atlanta, Ga. Oi'w ;..:..-..;.-:- ae-z-e-c-e-w-n-z-ew-a-Mwww ' 1:11; 33011 am Homcamma 04, 0111111 coLLEeE Nov. 8 .......... Morehoune LHo Atlanta, Ga. $00 Blank and 'Skegee In reless Tie Cecil Blye Kw invaded Birm- H411. w and encas- 'en in -a 069 0V3 3 'We 1139 Nov. 111,1 ............ .- .-Knoxville 1 $9121 Mun 35120430 'ed. by KnuleUe, Tenn. 99 0E1: 351,, gmt'y h - $30 I'm 31:5 em 510 scea- 5 Nov. 11' ..................... Florida A. wan 351,3? bug: m1 111w: E onEnouSE GDLLEGE ;M:Q'EJ3 Atlanta, Gm Esgnh' Que W 35,1. 935501995: newt:1h 9 'Elgc. I .1. e: p 951 , iu v.13 . . na- wwem 9 Nov. 22.7 Morris Brown ,Thank'u IWIEOO e1: t::$tbfj:m5' 10? aged, WL nrv 07'- 1:1? 3:9 ?i'q'E'a'EQ'EQ Q. 1. me, .9; w '3 1' a A Atlanta, GI. 100 Was T- A- A- F- pious, Morms 4'? I e. - - Mm WarhaWks efeated - 10 n so u .. .IX 1?. nore .ehs'on 010;: Ni; 1' k pa Clark's Fighting Panthers in their feif rpowe u b a! U. mm 5 initial encounter of the '46 basketball Fm- the third Straight 3'25 the Radr- I 8?: 1h h 5 Clark Col- E; season, defeated the Tuskegee Army and Black Pant? 0x1? $3,89de Henry for special mention. Air Force Warhawka 54-38 before a lege hgur- e unconquer- 5, e MPMitY crowd at. the Sunset Casino 1.96126 week LINE UPS Monday. January 7. 8:00 p. m. H5316 Wm 11; L- 695. 15 Cluk Wilberforce , .... w - TMF entered the m Ba wuexwx 141W 01 ed 19 1? 5st1 Jennln a L.E. 11ch 1' 6.1.10! mg ' 3 an array 01' college and pro gft' antigen Ywim; w: 34 Harwell LT. Miller stare, ut they were no me u 9.1 - 513 x1 9 : the swift red and black live 11.110 med, EEM-xxh9w5gm; swifio I mete game 9. q' R xenuddy ram Bolton LG. White sank shot. ham all angles 1'95 $950115 Wwew ogS 011103,; 1N3 11 field WM 1 $63- from start Henry CE Gm. court In the opening minutes 01mm .1199: ' Wm .mish Clark arm Tuskegee dis- Jackson R'G' mm the VriarhaT-dks ncored first and 8 Own ww played an array of ilashy backs, and James R-T- Gibb. $31310: gotiioass untdfree trhrwi, .111 powerful forward walls. All of the 0mm BE. Buddha 11 one, 12 . t , ......... virtue f there immediately went into the leF' 21:12::0 hm at :3.me Tigega :01qu t: Q'B- King as Johnny mu Birch Colquitt, Ray- :from TWA ' E into m1 113' Hall mend Williams, Joe Uudcu Brown. Clark's were Hume! H'B' Card ' fast Emhett EB. Tlptorl ' quickly 1 charging, :30 Substitute for Clark were Miles, Clark line. Truly living up to the iviciouaness of their name, the Panth- Gny' Gannon, Clemente, end Elva. Fox Owens and Reginald Haynes combined their shots and scored 13 quick points. Owens continued the Pmthar onllaught n he Iank two ' -' I ' - 1 - -I n . h. Name........ ... Address.......... B1rthday MY PAGE Autographs MY FAVORITES Pet Name , Fuend A mbitjon Noted for .................................................... Slang Sport ................................................................ Favorite Subject .................................... Flowerw,mm.....A...Dr1'nk........................ 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