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FOREWORD In presenting the PANTHER to the students we have two contessions to make. First, this annual is not intended to 'iiii a long feit want, and sec- ond, it is not Jthe resuit at long years of study and observation. Rather the advisers, the editor, and the static have worked diligently to present as readabie and enjoyable a book as possible. The Staff wishes to express its appreciation to presidentJames P. Brawley for his faith in our ability to edit this publication, and to Mr. Paul G. King, whose cooperation has been a source of inspiration. The theme of the 1948 PANTHER may at tirst appear Unique. Upon ciosqer examination the reader wiii see that it is divided into three main divisions-THE PEOPLE . . . THE SPIRIT . . . THE PLACE. Each at these main divisions is in some instances subdivided, making 'For clearer readabiiity. This book is our life. It is intended to provoke reminiscence, because it is here that we have lived. This book-bears testimony to Clarkis scenic beauty, to her spirit, and to her people. We have caught her spirit, drunk from her beauty and become a parl: of her people. Though our duties have beeh ditiicuit but pieasurabie, we have presented this volume simply because we were elected to perform this duty. THE EDITOR
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i m E? EIuEm-r 3-: To the Alumni, the many sons and daughters of Clark College eiiving and dead, whOSe loyaity and devotion to their Alma Mater; whose varied and distinguished services to mankind in communities iarge and smali, urban and rurai, across the United States of America, and on other conti- nents: and whose many personal achievements give their Col- lege justifiabie pride in their labors and accomplishments, the I948 issue at this yearbook, The Panther, is dedicated.
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3A9 CW1 amid DEDICATION AND FOREWORD THE PLACE Views 01: the CoHege Campus THE PEOPLE THE THE THE THE THE THE TH E THE THE THE THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES PRESIDENT ALUMNI FIRST LADY OF CLARK ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS AND STAFF FACULTY . . . WHO KNOWS SENiORS I . . WHO WISH THEY KNEW JUNIORS . . , WHO THINK THEY KNOW SOPHOMORES . . .WHO KNOW THEY KNOW FRESHMEN A . .WHO KNOW NOTHING DEBS . V .WHO ARE EASY TO LOOK AT THESPIR1T THE GREEKS CLU BS AND ORGANIEATIONS ATHLETICS
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