Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1952 volume:

Departmental Library of Georgia Smith Kecney Library Clark College En 5M 9m 3m EDHOI-IN-CHIIF WM WW ASSOCIATE IDI'IDI gm W ASSOCIATE EDITOR Assasums m 5m WWW WW W7W WZSM '53 FEATURE AND SPECIAL EDITORS WM 3mm mmm MSW WM me54 FACULTY ADVISER k; a . : e: CLARK. COLLEGE CAMPUS 1N SPRING 7h W 74.: Am 744 W Sedan SW 7m 7464 W 0mm M ,4m :4m 14x4 as 7nd e icafion The I952 Pan+her is dedicaled. wifh sincere reaped- and devolion, +0 Mr. Wayman Carver. Direcfor of H16 Clark College Band. Nof only has he given impefus and inspiralion f0 +he Band, buf he has also been an understanding friend. In all who have been associa+ed wilh him Mr. Carver has insfilled a sense of loyally +0 Clark. HlS friendliness will ever live in flue hearfs of H18 Clark lamily. 7W The W52 Panfher is designed +0 El! 5 +wc:-fold purpose. First ii aims to presanf a true and nnduswe p1d'ure of The lHe of +he coHeqe during +he year: and second; if hcpes 1c: qwe To Those who are leawng +he1r Alma h Mater a bundle oi memories +0 be Tong remembered arId cherished aiwey, . E?may be a++ainad +hrauqh ef-Feciive Plammg- diligenCe COOFEMhon and hard work. This edition Owes i1s improvemen+s not only +0 +hose whr: have labored on if fhis year. bu? to several hscfors horn ?he past: the suppor'r-I ,1 w' and encouragemen+ of Presidenf Brawiay when l'ha couage desired H3. pubiish a hrsf-class yeanbooli in 1948: and +ha cooperafion and ini'eresi by Mr. Paul King hhen Business ManagerL The l943 year-bool: esfabi lished the foundafion upon which efhers and this one were +0 be buiH. The 515?? wishes to express especial appreciafion 10 Business Mans? - gar S. V. Je'rer. 'For his unders'randing and help wifhcuf which 1rhis yW?3-- ':a-jl book, as H is cculd n01 have been a reaii'ry: and +0 Phofogrcpher Chories I W. Lowe whose cooperafion exfanded beyond Hue requirements of his. -- ' services. H is our sincere wish iha'f ihis annual will be an exempiincafion of what - ' -- .... ?WEJUG CI'OJJEtl tAG gay 514.3 0W. 011-05 13;; M . .. The class of U952 is Jrhe lirsl' gradualing class in lhe second decade of Jrhe new Clerk. During l'he lirsf fen-year period. I wafched. wifh inlense inleresl. +he Jrrenslormalion ol Hie olcl Cleric inl'o +he new. I have seen +he insfilulion grow info a lirsl rale college oi which we elleClarkil'es and lriends- can be iusHy proud. YOu are an inl'egral parf ol +hi5 greal' College Hwal is making hislory every day. During your lour years here you have been a parf 0F +his hislory- making process and have conlribqued fo il. We have crossed +he bay. and now a grea'i' ocean lies before us. We musl' charl our course lo lravel the ocean safely. Info Hie chanting ol lhis course mus? go +he confinued inleresl ol: Clark College in you. and your confinued and growing in+eresf in your Alma Mal'er. The College will need youelhe Class of l952e +0 help susfain fhe high slandard by which if is now known. and +0 allain higher s+anclards. To you wil lall +he fask o'F giving financial support and helping in Hie seleclion ol: promising sludenls lo come here and carry on fine line +radil'ion5 you have helped lo eslablish. H will be your Task lo DR. JAMES P. BRAWLEY A.B.. A.M.. Ph.Dn 5c. D. Presiden? of Clark College succeed and achieve for a College can be known in no beller way Jrhan bylhedislinclions achieved by ifs noble sons and daughlers. The class 0? WE? lorms anofher link in H18 Clark College chain oi desliny. I hope you will be a sfrong link. Opporfunilies for service and posi- fions of leadership aweil' you. The challenge is yours +0 make Cullure for Service l'he living realify of all your endeavors. wherever you are. James P. Brawley EXPANSION PROGRAM CONTINUES AHer' a Trip To Europe, where Mr. and Mrs. Brawley were in elfendence 6+ i'he Mefhodisf Ecumenical Confer- ence and where he observed higher educelion in Europe President Brewley refurnecl +0 +he campus in lal'e Sec- lember lo confinue +he expansion program. While he- we: away, Dean A. A. McPheerers carried oni Under +he leadership 0? Presiden? Brawleyi fine Colleee C0n+ihues io seel-c +3 increase ifs resources while ever ir- creasing demands are being made upon 3+ fr: expand if: IIIILIWIL WodPW-v- . WWWAA-n- m-v-www Aw-m-l-e-e- -- I. :1 services. Dr. Brawley is working lo help her meel' fhese demands. This year he has been away a grea+ deal mak- ing conlacfs and making new lrionds A . . in l'he inleresT of I'he college. VViJrhin +516 immediate fulure a home economics prac- fice heme wilh apar+mcnfs for laculfy members will be- come a realify. A physical educalion end heal'rh building is also in lufure plans. Money lor l'he praclice house came in par+ from The Kresge Foundafion, The Presiden+ has fhree major concerns al H19 momen+: Firs? he is concerned aboul edequehe funds l0 meet +he CerI'en+ operal'ing cuslchosls which have soared because oi +he increased c05l of living: Second. he is inleresled in +he alumniehe wen+s them to feel +hef Clerk's success depends upon lhe exfenf 50 which they are successful in lheir pursuils. And he wenls ?hem f0 know Thai the Col- lege is proud ol fheir achievemenls. Furlher, he wenfs 'them +0 direcl' +0 +he college young men and women of promise and ability. Third. because ol +he need which socie'ry has lor well hained men and women. he is infer- esled in helping worlhy students who need +0 have an Opporlunily +0 enfer and remain in college. As busy as Presideni Brawler has been, he has no? been able 10 escape +he cell of civic and religious duiy and consequenfly has filled many engagemenh a: speaker and represen+aiive e3? +he college. Woven info the Clark College educalional program are rich fradiiions lrom the pair: the Courage and M9 dom Oi pdbl' presidenls. Deal lachlly arm leyal alumni. These are not lorgof'ren by Presidenf Brawley as he forges ahead fodey. He regards +hem a-s greel links in Hm; life of The college. These fradifiom are The basis; of Clark: sfronq loundalion lodey. They are ever pr'esenl in lhc- minds and actions of these who guide her deslinies. i 1.':l Cluli. is nol Only a: church-relaied insiiiu'ricn bu: ir ie a chm- The Preaidenl wants. ir Clearly ue-tjenl'nsrci . and inseccl the need Tr-Sr :1 Chrislien 0+. lien college . . educafion became: clearer in i'mu: din nuclear energy Clerk marches 01! - IlglllllllIr-gg-eg, . - 'IZhe presidenk 0+ +he colleges in flue Ailenfa Universiiy Cenfer as il'Iey gathered Emmedialely afler Prosiden? Brawluy's convocaiion address. Leif in right Dr. Ru+us El Clemenfs. A+Ian+a UnwersHy: Miss Florence Reed. Spelman College; Dr. Harry V. Richardson, Gammon Theological Seminary: Dr. James P. Brawley. Clark College: Dr. Beniamin E. Maysi Morehouse College: Dr. John H. Lewis, Morris Brown College ?am at; 7Weed Adamsw Mr. Grant ...................................... AHanfa.Georgia Arnold, Miss Grace W .................................... A1'lan+a.Georgwa Aw+rey. Mrs. L. M ..................................... Aceworfh. Georgia Bowen. Bishop J. W. E ................................... A'Han'ra. Georgia Car+er, Mr. A. M ...................................... AuguerawGeor-gia Cooper. Reverend D. R. ................................. Augusfa.6eorgia Davage. Dr. M. S ................................... Nashville 2. Tennessee Day, Miss Muriel .................................. New York II, New York EnSIEy, Dr. F. Gerald .................................... Columbus 2. Ohio EvereH. AHorney Willis M., Jr ............................. Aflanmh Georgia Geode. Mrs. W, H. C ...................................... Sidney, Ohio Greene. Mr. Charles J .............................. Birmingham LNabama Gross. Dr. John O ................................... Nashvilie 2, TEHHESsee Holmes. Dr. M. J ..................................... Bloomingi'onw Hlinois James, Mrs. Harry E ................................... New York New York Johnson, Mrs. A. C ................................ Bowling Green. KenJrucky Long, Dr. Na? 6 ....................................... Aflahfa. Georgia Maxwellh Mr. A. G ...................................... A+l6n+5. Georgia Mernerw Mr. Garfield D ............................ San Francisco 9. California Moore; Bishop Arfhur J ................................... A+lan+a, Georgia Queen. Reverend J. W ................................... Aiiamlaw Georgia Rumble. Mrs. Les'rer .................................... Augus'rawGe-orgia Smart Dr. W. A ................................. Emory Universifyw Georgia Sfanfon. Dr. S. H ........................................ Affanfa. Georgia Sweeney. Reverend S. H ............................. New York 30. New York WhHe. Dr. Goodrich C ............................ Emory Universify. Georgia TRUSTEE EMERITUS S+ripling, Reverend J. S ................................. Savannah. Georgia Working hand in hand th Presidenf James P. Brawiey is his capable wifew Mrs. Joyia W. Brawley. Tha+ she is anxious For +he weHare of her coliege Is n0+ +0 be ques- fioned. Her inferesf and anxie+y have carried her +0 many Conherences +his year In fhe fnferesf of Clark. She is al- ways on hand fo greet visHors when They come +0 +he campus and she makes +hem fed 51' home. The Firs+ Lady of Clark College 15 huh; a person of vivaCHy and grace. Cer+ainly her nafuraw air of cosmo- poiiianison was as sfriking in England, France and mher European pofnfs during Summer WEI as ii is In America. Only 1he graceful could bwend Wifh such Facilify info +he diverse cul+urai pa'Herns of a complex world socieiy. Mrs. Brawley has augusi presence. The 959ch of her Charm and Characfer is easily feH. This is as 1+ should be I'l'l +he case oh a ffrs+ lady of a household ahd member: of her family unH'. We hope +ha+ Jrhe sphere of Mrs. Brawley's inHuences will be ever exfended. T II I. T E 8 NJ .1 1 wee HI L A R K1 1 ' U M I' C k N O W 4 DUO R I W a . S II I U P L l; 'l x J l H 1 C ST '1 .1 H R t J L' FIUl r1 1H? 1 I .yl '1 kviima WW1 W . ram MERNER HALL HOUSES FRESHMEN AND SOFHOMORE WOMEN ff ? g- z'd 1, J- IV ! ' -.---;'33 '-, Therek a a:lloul m1 .- hill 9.71a $51k an Inn. that enlighten: ILhiT souls thrn and 111m- i3 awned by a King, 'fiall dear tn uilr hearts ?igntheypfmaen we-niputgh . H ' 0 o 3:139 wmzfs: 3mg WM? prms-r-v: . . . l 73.191959 weeds 2753'? mm: 110035.521; shades . . . m- .14 APXXJJ;W3 fig :911? iii: Tove every hulldmgxmy gel ?mut stand: as rhr hill, 4333:! we love e'en the trees FIWuving, whispering, still. ,1 !! And .nft In mlr 11m ,fj W3 Matar we hark, 35;? f. m! God bless you and keepjpu. 9m Idea: old Clark. I f :.-. ,f Holmes Hail named for Dr. Merrill J. Holmes, Presidenf Illinois Wesleyan Universily. is Hue home n-F iunior and senior women. 5 n r e ..T .T .d D: .m .T .5 n .I e If... 0 W 9 LI 6 e .l C e C n a .I IT n e n e r. r. a w. n e V a H r e n .m e In .T rT n... 5 e .m la n .m :T C n U Cl 3!! ur-hml- .m- '-'i.'.1. r;- :'i wigtkfi 11 ;Ix-Xfl. 4. Ii. ,I.;;. L'- r 1:: i311 I'w - CJ' .r':; .; I'l ' r . J 'LA'J . IL I Jhiin . I I r !.I.I .. L. I .1. . c .. , r. .n .r m; a .., .. .. c. u . n. i. . ..r .r. v; .. .. . J.. .. .. . . 1. . , . .r . .. . 0. . . . J... t. d. . . . . ,. .. .. . u a W a f g.gsi.!216ziz.l 1 u 3,; 211.... .. kw .w y 1. u... . , J 2 .., . w. .. x931 3E6 . 4 mg . gm....gak.;t P : nu. MR. JETER AND MR. HARRIS SWMenzded at! ?Mdduqa mm! gamma 12. MR. WILSON ?:?me Oggm As Business Manager Mn Sinclair L. V Jefer is new to H13 Coflege +his year. But His remarkabb abilil'y in HandHng H'Ie insfifufion's l'innncian EJ- fairs, and his spIrH 01r friendHness and Helpfulnesa have made 5+uden15 and mum alike admire him. Hi; assErHranf, Mr. John W. Harriz, nae carrTeci on? his de'HeS wH-h warm sincerity. 3 MRS. LOWE MISS HARRIS MR5. CURRY 'l Mrs. Clara 5. Lowe operafes Hue cakulafc-r and has made many friends 1cor fhe College ihrough her ability imd per- sonalify. M155 Ruth Harris. who mites 1n money 6+ H15 window is remembered by more Chrkffes than any ofher member of H15 once. Her klndness . . . r3 ac-urce of inspnafion, Ali'hough new in ihe Busirea: th'cen Mrs. Carol Curry i: an old Clarkfine. Therefore if has not been diHicuH bi her is adjunJr in ibis new role. One of H19 mosf fndispensabne member; of Hm sfaH is Mr. Alberi T. Wilson who Has made and kepf Hwe Clark CoHege campus one of H19 mos? affracfive physical plan+s in America. pemmwa? DWMM! A guiding idea behind H16 educaficmal plan 611' thrf-z i5 iI'IJreresf 1n H19 individual sfudenf. Under Hwe leadership C'Ir Dean of Womem Phoebe Burney, Dean d Men Charlion HamiHon, and Hweir assisfanfs. Miss Margare+ Aiken, Mr. Harold Mazyck and Mru Beafrfce Brown. an eHeche coun- seling sysfem is mainfa'med f0 help develop a compleae person. MM '3. m MR. HAMILTON AND MR. MAZYCK OF THE DEAN OF MENS OFFICE The Dean 01 Men and Hwe Baan of Women and H19 counselors work assiduousiy To heHo s+uden+s urwdersfand 'rheir capacH-ies and sheng'rhs and weak- nesses so +ha+ 1'th rm'ghr be abie +0 Find Them- selves as group members MRS. BROWN. MRS. BURNEY AND MISS AIKEN OF THE DEAN OF WOMEN'S OFFICE Mrs. Eva S. Marlin is in charge of Holmes HaH. She i5 aasisfed by Mrs. Beafrice BI'OWn. Remembered by freshman and sophomore women 15 Miss Dovie Reeves . . . pillar d im- parJriaiify and undersfanding. so the girls say. Her popular as- sisfan? w's Mrs. Bess'we Haynes. AbsenJr in Mrs. Sara J. Fraser. Moi. er d Pfeiffer HaH. MRS. MARTIN MRS. BROWN MRS. HAYNES MISS REEVES .1 c'tgamc'amz MRS. HUNTON MRSA PATRICK Mrs. Margaref Hunfon, Chief Hbrariam and 'her caF-cf-gran'n Mr; D-zszs F'-E:frfc-. 0mm: of :4t4getdw Mr. Leonidas Epps coaches H19 foo+ball, baske+ball, and Jrrack Jreams. Dem; a; 756 6056696 DR. McPHEETERS MISS TAYLOR Clark College s+uden+s may seled i'heir maEOr fields from Thirfeen deparfmenJrs. Dean A. A. McPheeTers has been dean of The CoHege s'mce ICMIA Holder of a doc- fOrafe from +he UniversHy d Cincinne+i. H18 Dean has s+eadily increased +he number of courses and improved fhe curriculum. The Factu boasts docfors from such leading Americam universiHes as Sfanforde Chicago. CorneH, Norfhwesfern. Cincinnafi and Bos+on. The Universify d Michigan Pennsylvania. Emory. Columbia, New York Universi'ty end Aflenfa Universify have aka been reaponsw'ble For Hwe +raining of a large number 0'1. We factu members. Many 0e +Hese faculfy members are aufhors and lecfurers. Regisfrar Branfley. and his capable assisfani Mrs. Jean- e+1e Cameron. have con- Jrr'xbuhed much fat: i'he smoo+h Mncfioning 0f the College during fhe 963+ year. Pro- cedures for aHaIn'mg honor ro1l sfefus end OHwer feafures have been sfreamlined. ?Wa ,4cha Business Deparfmeni Head. Pro?essor A. B. Wright has been invaluable in advising H15 CoHege on business hands. Mr. Robie keeps +ab on economic aHaErs. while Mr. Harris direct; fhe secrei-arim science curriculum. PROFESSOR WRIGHT. MR. ROBIE. MR. HARRIS Under H13 dlrecinn of Professor Frank A. Banks. Hwe Biology Deparfmenf has expanded and Improved. Mr. Eural Thorpe conducfs +he bioiogical science survey classes. ' a 1-;- paw; - -'.- .' -.'. 1 44- 9. ' . a. 1' MR. BANKS MR. THORPE 9n n 3.!!! I! m H19 absence GT. Proiressor Weyman Burns. on leave studying for d docfora+e a'r fhe Universify of Chicago. Mist. Bes- h sie Stewart carries on. M155 STEWART MR. BURNS wad ' The eHoris of Dr. A. A. McPheefers of +119 Educafion 54 W Depar+men+ have made Qarkk educafion deparfmenf Jtop rank- ing. Assoclahed wi+l-. him is Mr. W. S Bolden in psychology who Has assisfed H15: coHege .viJrh ?eer in+erpre+a+ion. Fui'ure teachers reCeive guidance from Mrs. Pearlie Dove, In charge of feacher-fraining program. Mr. Edward T. Branfley's courses 'In School amd Socie+y are well known by Clark sfudenis. N50 connec'ied th +hl's departmenf are Dean of Men CharHon HamiHon and Mr. Haroad Ma- :yck who dined The CoHege'a OrienJrafion program. MR. HOLDEN. MR. BRANTLEYW DR. McPHEETERS. MRS. DOVE, MR. HAMILTON, MR. MAZYCK Wm Emma Mrs. Flora Davis. Home Eco- nomics Head, sees ihaf her sm- clerifs know ail about foods. Clofh- Eng and allRed subjecfs are covered by Miss Anne MerriH. MISS MERRITT MRS. DAVIS PF VENTIDN of 13th h Y-r. ResponsiniTy for fine high sfan- dards o1t We PhysicaI Educa+10n Deparfmen? belong +0 Coach Leoi nidas Epps. Mrs. Theima W. N- Hson U11 charge of women's phys- icai educafionj and Mr. F. E. Robersom consulianf from fine U. S. DeparfmenJr of Public HeaHh. .3 . mtg: W v- .LVL v z A MR. apps MRS. ALLISON MR. ROBRESON MRS. DAVIS DR. BROOKES DR. SUMMERSETTE as a pubHc speaker. Journalism ciasses Were inaugurated by Dr. John F. Summergefm inner study a+ Sianford. He aiso teaches World Ufarcmre. MISS JACKSON English Deparfmen'r Chairman. Dr. SfeHa B. Brookes' courses have long been favoriJres d Clark s+uden+s. Holder of a PhD. hom Corneil. Dr. Brooke: 'IS also f'ne athr 01: Joe? Chondier Harris, Foika'orisf. She is also in demand MRS. HOLMES MRS. CUNNINGHAM Miss Esfher Jackson gives drama 'afu-cien'rs on oppon funify +0 diaplay 1he-ir falerm. when Hie Playhouse pre- sen'fs produdlons. Mrs. Emma Cunnimgham direcfs Blue COHege's r'emedw'al reading program. while Mrs. Willie 6. 0:1st handler. We Enghsh 'Fundament'ak classes. Mrs. Doris: Holmes feache: EngHsh Liferaiure. Wu 9 MR. CARVER. MR5. STKES, MISS GAITHER, DR. KILUNGSWORTH. MISS BROWN D . .J. deKoven KilllmgsworH'l has been chairman of HIE Music Depar+men+ aJr Clark College for many years. Assomafed wlfh him ; a Mrs, Marian E. SyL a pAanier o-f nofe who Jr Ch ' piano; Mr. W'aym -n Carver. fihe veraxrile diredor 0+ Hue Clark C iege Bani: Miss LaVerne ai+her. organis'r and Hweory ?eacher, and Miss OHia Brown. her..eH a soloYJr. Jremher of valcm Wadm Zawyw Emile L: l1 :1 a 'Tc-p'wc .Jf re- arch for Acan D 'r+menf Head Al- berf R. Berrian, Lcijf advancemen have been made in +'ne mc- lan- guage Ma. 3; Established Serra HA rure'rc-n. who hearth and Spamgh, I' r Lewxs Adam gu'Ir-Hr and 1 cl Fm: :l'l anLJ MR. SHERROD 24w 'Jainfings and living por- ira . ., ar1' masferpieces have been m-a'e a c-arl- Of Clark Caullege by Ari DeparJrrnem' h 1d K-NIFH'Iur .rrod. . BERRIAN DR. DENNIS Courses in modern physics are iaughf by Professor George Fer- gerson. framed a+ +he UniversHy of Pennsylvania. He is if work erh eledrical discharges in gases. Mr. Bush conduds courses in dynamEce and i5 presemHy engaged 'In a re- search proied in spectroscop+y offers courses in phomgraphy and general physics. Chairman of Mai'hemafics, Dr. J. J. Dennis. Clark alumnus. who holds a Norfhwesfern Ph D. has been a com- sfanJr speaker af The science semimars. He is presidenf o1c fhe Nafional In- st'ufe of Science. Hi5 assxxsfanf. Mrs. MamFe Ware. 15 well known for +he basic mafhemailcs course she oHers. MRS. WARE p g , MR. BUSH MR. WILLIAMS MR. FERGUSON g Rev. S. M. Weeks coordinates reHgious lbw acfiviHes. Fel1ow coordinator is Dr. C. B. KEV Cepher. Bofh are Bosfon UnWersHy gradu- f TH: 6+95 from Which Dr. Gopher earned H16 i? :34; PhD. g I Saw same As Chairman 0 Hue Soda! Science De- . parfmeni', Dr. W. H. Hale. whose PhD. REV. WEEKS DR. COPHER disserfafion a? Chicago was wriHen on Jiha- Negro Lawyer. is frequenHy requesfed To speak on social problems. Mr. EdWard Swear Professor of American Hisfrory. c0- ordfmates Negro HMory Week adivifies. whHe Mrs. Wiliie C, Bolden infroduces H19 social science survey course. Mr. James A. Green is fhe polifical scienfisf. MR. GREEN MRS. BOLDEN DR. HALE MR. SWEAT SW? 64 m Pmm 5 Miss Willie Rufh McMuHen. an honor gradua+e of H'ne College. is +he amtheni secre+ary +0 HM: president ., MISS McMULLEN The CoHege Book Sfore has been a source of help in Clarkifes, ?aamwhead Miss Sara E. Warner nni only- worlts as pasf- stiress, buf serves as secrefary fo H19 faculfy. 73de 1 ' e Damian: of 2766556an DR. J. F. SUMMERSETTE For six year: DR SummerseHe has been In charge 0F +he College's pubifcafions. REV. S. M. WEEKS In addHion in counselling s+uden+s. Rev. Weeks pians Hm Religious Emphasis Week program. P4gada4 54w Wamgm MR. JAMES ELLISON Quiet unassuming. emcieni' . . . such a person is Mr. James Ems who has been with Hue Physics Depar?men+ far a number of years. The College healfh program is de- signed +0 develop habifs of self-direc- Hon which may be carrw'ed over in+o adul'? life. Dr, W. N. Harper and Nurse Carolyn Chandler imdion 'ro diagnose and ham g+udeni' healfh problEms. An imcirmary is mam+ained in each residence haH and a clinic is bcafed in We AdminisfraH-z-n BL.ildfng. MRS. McMILLAN, MISS BOWICK .33 - k DR. HARPER NURSE CHANDLER 7am! 5mm In Hm Clark CoHege cakferia. man- aged by Miss Emma Bowick. assirfed by Mrs. Magnolia McMillan. are served some deiicious meals. eawlfem WWW M Home Economics. is the eg'xciem many 35 Eula L. Klng. a gradua+e 1n Elgar 01r E'he Collegu'c. Snack Shep. MISS KING 66mg 7mdc'zfdam . . . Remain Ever Present Woven Info the Ciark College educahonal program are rich Jrradihons from +he pasf: The courage and wis- dom 01f i'he devouf Mefhodiers of +he Freedmen's Aid Socieiy who were imbued with a desire fo help Negro men and women and who founded +he CoHege in I869: I'he ach'wevemenf's of p651 presidems, +he +aculi'y ancl The a'lumn'l: yes, +he hrs? building; and +he old campus in Soufh Allenta e . . +hese are lddeaka io which +he Col- hege is permanenfly Jried. Clark fradifions are +he basis of ifs 5+rong foundafion 'Today. They are ever prEsen+ in The minds and ac'rions oh fhose who gu'wde her destinies. The Colbge. conceived as a churCh-reXaJred Ins'Hfuhon, hohjs shll i'o HS charge. Indeed +he need for a Chrish'an educaHOn beromes clearer in +hese days of mlclea! EHG ng. 66mg ngww . . . Has Been Unprecedented Under +he leadership 0'? Presiden+ James P Erowlex,r who had been 5+ +he College as Inshudor end dean For years when he assumed +he presidency in I94h +he Col? lege has a++eined H5 greaJresl' grow+h in slze. in preshge, and WP. service 0 The College campus was moved fo 6 new sife 1n WAN so Jrhaf Clerk could cooperafe in Jrhe develop- men+ 0F .3 UniversHy Center for Negroes. An A refing by fhe Associefion of Col1eges and Secondary Schooh; for Negroes was obtained. ' The sfudem body increased from 34L +0 800. ' Curriculum changes made many new courses avail- abiee 0 Faculfy and 5mg Increased +0 72. 0 An organ was. insfelled +0 enrich +he worship service. 0 A uniformed band made HS appearance. ' An expansiom program was ineugura+ed and is shll under way. The 'hrsd' uni'r. erecHon of Merrill J. Holmes residence hail for women was completed in February l950. 654w 7760:3130 Wye Strive Not To Equal, But T0 Excel9 w :3 $ a- zi-Bwsxs' A us , 75a Seam W Naihanlel Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Presidenf Pahick Bell . . . . . . . . . . V . . . Vice-Presidenf Avis Carver . . . . , . . . . . . , . . , Secretary Vienna Thorn. . . . . . , , . , , , , , . H15+Orian DR. J. J. DENNB Adster As gradua'r'xon nears fhe seniors. amid Jthe 'raEk of 10535 and +he fufure. are wfsffui af heav'mg Clark. We are now reminiscing and find +he college a cherished place e M1 oh ra+her swee+ memories. The lovely campus seems even more beaLafHui and fhe exfra-currkular adivi-Hes more fun fhan ever. In Sepfember. l948rwearing +he green manHe of freshmen before uS-we sfepped info our first regish-afien line. We were ready +0 become a parf d fhe hamily circ1e and fo learn 1:: cherish +he ideals of the insflfufiam. By fi'we second semesfer we were realizing our pothenfiamies. This year Miss Loyahy was a member of our class. WHh an air of sophisi-icahon and revHalized by +he summer m0n+h5. we discarded Our green manfle. Many dishnguished ihemseives in scholashc end exfre-curricu'lar achihes. MeHowed In fhe school's hadihon. Wiser in learn- ing, persona'liHes began +0 develop and +0 achieve phaces mt dishnchon 'In coliege. There was a gaHery of charm week personalih'es' honor s+uden+s. e1ec+ees +0 Alpha Kappa Mu. Npha Kappa DeHa. Alpha Kappa Chi. and lo+e Befa. 'Miss Cherkn and Miss Loyai'ry. along th ofher queens. were selecfed horn H18 dasse Now we have arrived as seniors. Seven senlors carry Hue scholach banner: for Jrhe JFirs? Jrime Clark s+uden+s were elecfed +0 Who's Who in American Colleges and Unfversfffes. We. who have looked ferwerd fo vacefions as a welcome relaeron horn fhe campus-l1ke seniors anywhere and anyHme, alrnowL wish we could shay a IHHe longer. In +hese lasf Heehng days behare +he graduahon scene we look back wiH-L pride over four years of happy securlfy and are grafeful for +he chain of events which has led 10 H115 mos? excihng period 0'? our lives. Seniow CAROL E. J. ALEXANDER. B.A. P. O. Box 333. MaiHand. Fla. Major: Social Science Minor: Secondary Educnffon Social Science Club. Florida Club ARICA ARNOLD, 3.5. II? Waghfngion St. Newman, 6a. Major: Home Economics MFnDr: Hemenfary Educah'on Home Economics Club. NAACP, YWCA LARKWI ROY BELL, 3.5. 4.5.5 John 5n ipll AHanfa. Ga. Moior: Bfmfogy Manor: Chemfsfry Fombaih Drama+ics EVELYN ROSALIA BURNS. 3.5. I49 Chesfnuf St. Affaafa. Ga, Major: Home Economics Mr'nor: Educoh'On Zeta Phi Be'ra Sororify RICHARD E. BYRD. 5.5. P. O. Box II8, Abingdon, Va. Major: Mofhemufr'cs Minor: Secondary Educoh'on Kappa Npha Psi Frahrnfiy, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Scciefy, PanheHanic Council. Mdfhemchs Club. Dramaiics Oub TURNER CARTER. B.A. 50! Long St. Lake Ci+y. Fla. Major: Business Adminisfrcrffon Minor: Psychology JOE ELLA ARMSTRONG, EA. 4-89 Dccaiut Si. Ailanfa. Ga. Major: SUCEUF Science Minor: Elemenfury Educufr'on Zefa F11? Befa Sammy, YWCA. NAACP, Social Sclence Club. Panhellenic Coumil DELORES ARNOLD. 5.5. 90! Person St, Affanfa, 6a. Major: Home Economics Minor: Ari Alpha Kappa Alpha Somriiy. Panhellonic Coundl, Home Econcmfc Club. Bon-Bon Social Club GUSSIE ELIZABETH ERAYBOY, B.A. 43. Taylur 57.. Augusra. Ga. Major,- Efemenfmy Educcfr'cm Mr'nor: Socrm' Science Philharmonic Sc-zic-fy. YWCA Tokyo CIL.b AVERETT ANDREW BURRESS, BA. 534- Walr.u+ 52.. Lackand. '0th Maforr 50cm. SCJIEUIIE' Minor; PhysEmi' Educofion Kappa Alpha Psi Fraiernhy, Alpha Kappa Delia SDCiEhJ'. WHO'S WHO AMONG- STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGE 8r UNIVERSITIES, Basketball ADIEL CANTRELL. 3.5. 609 Highland Rve Arldnfa, 63. Major: Home Econochs Minor: Echcnfury Educoh'on Philharmonfc Sociefy. YWCA. Zefa Phi Befa SercrHy AVIS JOYCE CARVER. BA. H6 Raymond Six. Ailan'ra. Ga. Mojor: Social Science Minor: SECDndUrV Educaffon Defia 519nm: Thefa SororHy, Aipha Kappa Mu. Alpha Kappa Delia. WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES 3. UNIVERSITIES. Social ScEence Club. Band. SaIquaforian Seniow JOSEPH PHENIX CHAMBERS. BA. I203 N. York St. Gasionia, N. C. Major: Musr'c Minor: Educaffon Band. Lampodas Club CLARA WALLIS CRIM. BA. 610 W. FL King St. Ocala. Ha. Mafor: Social 5cn'ence anor: Secondary Educcffon Social Science Slub. Florida Club. YWCA, Tokyo Club WAXIE CLOTEE DICKERSON. B.A. 93? lru 5L. AHanm. Ga. Major: Social ScFence Minor; Secondary Educofion YWCA. Modern Dancing Grcup. Social Science Chlbl NAACP SIMON AUSTIN EDWARDS. 5.3. P. O, Box 548. Hawkins. Tex. Major: BFcu'ogy MFnor: Chemisfry Omsga PJ Phi FraJrernHy, Dukes' Club. Inla Beta Chemicd Socicfy. Charla College Playhouse. Yearbock 516?. YMCA. NAACP. Pan Hellsrflc CouncH CONSTANCE MARIE FIELDS. 3.5. P. O. Box 3. Mon+ezuma. Ga. Mofcr: Home Economics Minor: Secondary Edutcrh'on Home Econcmics. NAACP CHESTER FIELD FONEY. B.A. 2 Norris Ava, Alabama CHy, Na. Major: Business Minor: Secondary Educofr'on Omega Psi Phi Fraierniiy, Dukes Club, NAACP. YMCA THIRKIELD ELLIS CRAVENS. JR. 5.5. I805 Vine St. ChaHanocga. Tenn. Major: Biology anor: Chemisfry Omega Psi PH Fraferniw, Dukes' CWO. lofa 3615 Chemical Society. Clark Cdlcga Playhouse. Yearbook SfaH', YMCA. NAACP ELLA LAURINE UERRICOTTE. 5.5. 22 Crurnley.r St. AHan'ia. 6a. Mafor: Home Economics Minor: EIemenfary Educmion MARTIN LUTHER EDWARDS, JR.. 3.5. P. O. Box 548. Hawkins. Tet. Major: BJ'oFoqy MFnor: Chemfsfry Yearbook SiaFF. DLIkes Club, Male Ensemble. YMCA. NAACP WILLIE EVA ENGRAM, BA. I38 DetroH Ava. Panama Ci'ty. Fla. Meier: MUSIC Minor: Secondary Educafr'ow Delhi Sigma Thefa Sororify. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Sociew. PhHharmDnic Soriafy. YWCA, Florida Oub LORETTA JUNE FLETCHER. 3.5. 506 Housfon Sh. AHantal Ga. Mofor: Mnfhemoiics Minor: Business Adminisiroffon Zeta Phi Beta Sororiw. Npha Kappa Mu Honor Socieiy ESTHER FRANKLIN. RA. TIT Lowry Si.I Knoxvilie. Term, Major: Music MFnor: Secondary Educofmn Npha Kappa Alpha Sororiw. Philharmc-ni: Sczciefy genims HATTIE MAE FREEMAN. AB Fl 5055. 5L, AHanha. 66. Major: Educafr'orr Minor: Physical Educofr'or: NAACP. YWCA MARY LYNE GAY. 5.5. 2'25 Frederick 39.. Dachn. Ga. Major: Home Economics MFnor: Educoffon YWCA, Home Economics Club, Tokyo Club HAROLD AUGUSTUS HAMILTON. B.A P. O. Box 3I5. Dallas. N. C. Mofor: Engffsh Minor: Frenth. Journalism Omega Pzi Fl'n' Frdferniw: Editor. Hue PANTHER; Yearbook StaH. Vice- Presidenr LHcrary Symposium. AssEsmnl Publicity Director. Fcofball. YMCA. WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS W AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNNERSITIES RUBYE HARRELL, BA. 253I E. 39W Siu CleveFdnd. Ohio Major: French Mirror: Secondary Educofr'on Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Panhellenic Council RUTH HASTINGS, 3.5. 55? Pulliam Sf Ailanha. Ga. Mofcr: Bfoa'ogy Minor: Chemistry Zara Phi Beta Sorcrify. Be+a Phi ?ala Blological Society DOROTHY L. HOPPINS. BA 28? Bynum SL. AHanfa, Ga Major: Soda! Science Minor: Educoffon DOROTHY PALESTINE GARRJSON. 5.5. J?! N. Church, Athens. Ga. Mujar: Chomr'sfry Minor: b'iuf'ogy Delhi Sigma Theta Sororiiy. Iofa Bab Chemica! Sociew. YWCA. P.K. Club. Ushers Guild. Sluden+ Chapel Council Panhcl'enic Counnil ROBINEZ D. GEEDER, BA. I43 Ashby St. AHemha. Gd. Major: Elemenfory Educnfion Minor: French Women's Ensemble, YWCA, Frenih Club. NAACP. Yearbook ShaH ELSlE FIELDS HARLEY. B.A. 3302 Holmes Sh. DaHas. Tex. Mofor: Engfish Minor: EFemenfGry Educcr'fon Delfa Sigma Theta Sororify. Clal'r. Coi'eg: FXayhouse. Literary Sympcsium DORiS THERESE HARRISON, BA. H332 hshby Grove. AHanha, Ga. Mqior: Efemenr'ary Ed. :5 Psychofogy Mmor: Business Adminisfmh'on JERRY D. HOBBS. 8.5. 805 Alma Sh. Decafur. Ala. Major: Mothemufr'cs Minor: Physical Education FoofbaH WARNER HUDSON. BS. 455 ire Sh. Atlanta. Eva. Major: 3.1030932 Minor: Chemisfry Phi Bah Sigma Fraterniw. NAACP Sm- denf Councii. Panheknfc Cour-CH, Bah: Phi Zeia Bological Sociefy genim! CHARLES ELLIS JACKSON. 3.5. bl? Yukon St. Tampa. Ha. Meier: Chemisfry Minor: Biology Omega Psi Phi Fra+etniiy. Iced Befa Chemical! Sccleiy. Dukes' Club. Men's Senafa. YMCA. NAACP MASON JOHNSON. 3A. 8?? Mikkel! 5+. Aflan'ra. 6a. Mnfor: Music Minor: Secondary EduccrHon Band THERESA QUISTOR JONES, B.A. 43I Weilons 5L. SuHolk, Va. Major: Social SCFenco Minor: Elemenmry Educcfr'on Sodal Science Chub. YWCA WILLIE MAUDE KNOWLES. 3.5. 8?0 Rock St. Aflanfa, Ga. Mofor: Home Economics Minor: Elfemenfory Educofion Home Econorrfxcs Club. YWCA. NAACP BENNJE ONEAL LOWE. B.A. 5H Drake Sh. Thomaeron, Eva. Major: Social Etienne Minor: Physr'cuf Educnffon Omega Psi PI'IF Fraiernl'w, Dukes Club. Social Science Club. Eazkchball, Clark College Playhouse. NAACP, YMCA FRANCES LORRAINE MCGUIRE. ILA. .320 Ash Sh Chaffancoga, Tenn. Major: EngHsh Minor: Secondary Educnfion Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororify, Literary Symposium. Bon-Bon Oub, Yearbook Sfar'F MELVIN BENOYD JACKSON. B.A. 93 Kendall 5L, De+r0it Mich. Major: 50:50! Science Minor: Physr'caf Edumffon MlLDRED BEATRICE JONES. EA. 903 I?+I1 St. Columbus. Ga. Major: English Minor: Secondary EG'UCTfr'on Delfa Sigma Theia Scroriiy. Philharmonic SUdeW, Liferary Symposium. Tokyo Club. NAACP. Holmes Hall Senafe BOBBY ALEXANDER KIRBY. 3.5. 220 Linden Ave AHGDM. Ga. Major: Mofhemafa'cs Minor: Physics Omega Psi Phi FrafernHy, Dukesf Ciub BEATRICE LORETTA LEEI B.A. 36 Winthrop Ave. New Rochalle. N. Y. Major: Social! ScFenc-z MFnor: Biology Npha Kappa Npha Smrorify. Social Science Chjb. Tokyo CW9 ROSALYN MANGHAM. EA. 583 5. SW 51 ., GfEHin. 6a. Mafor: Scciaf' Science Minor: Efemanfcry Educz'fion DgH'a Sigma T'ne+a Sororify. Social Science Club. YWCA. NAACP, Holmes Hall Senaie WILLIE THEO NEAL. 3.5. Allamonfa Springs. Fla. Major: Chemistry anor: Biology Phi Bah: SFgma FrafsrnHy, Maia Befa ChernF-zol Snc'weiy, Horidn Club. NAACP, YMCA Senimi WILLIAM MORRIS OGLETREE. 5.151. Wrasu ng1c11 DrIUe.Eo1syH'1. 6113. Mai or Eusmexs Admrmsfrcmorr M.11or' Secondary Educcrhon Kappa Npha Psi FramrnHy. PanI-ercn'm C-;-;r:i1. Duke; Club. NAACP. YMCA EVA ELISE PALMER, 3.151. SSI BackaI 51., Aflnnfa. Eva. quor: Business Adminisfrm'r'on Minor: Secrcfnrinf Scfrz'nce BERTHA LEE QUARTERMAN. BA. ?4? Mar't'n 53., Atariia, 6-51. Mnfor: Socio-l ScE-ence . 14'1-3101: Eu'amenfmy Eduanor: Sec: . Sri'lencc- CY-Jt. YWCA REUBEN MCKENNELY SIMMONS. 5.1K. 2P: A E D1119 q F'.L1:1dercl1:1lt1 Fla Mnmr: 31:3 1255 Ad 111111;? 1111011 M'Fnur: EdL-CCL'ICH CVr-j-qja P11 PH F'aitrni'y. Duko- Ciuu Sur'hh CHE . YMCA, NAI'KCP SYLVIA SMITH. 3.1K. 230 ?.Eh'm' Sh. AH-i'Tlu, E211. Mjfor; EragIEsh Minor: EHmEnfcry Ec'ury'n'fon Delta Sigrra Theta Sorority. Liremrv S'T'TDC-SI-Llrl'l DORIS STROZIER. ILA. R1. 2 B111: 34 Greenv.llr.31'1. Major: 30-.101' Sciencu, Minor: E.'-.-.'nenfmy Education 512-11111 517-911-1- C 11b. BUn-Ton Social Club BARBARA JOAN OLIVER BA. IDS NEskey Laste Rd. Ben Hill. Ga. Major: Socr'cn' SEFence Minor: Elfemenfury EdUCUHOn Sada? Sg'ence Club FORREST PATTERSON. EA. I301: SferreH 5L, Piliaburgh. Pa Major; 5011b? Science Minor: Physical Educofiom Omega! P51 phi Frahzrniiy. Baskaibdll WILLIAM REESE B. A. . Ga. C-11'sfr1'1h'o'1 1.-. A:- 3111111113 .1 -' .111 Cl- b VIHQS VEHC AMOTEJb STUII'EN: 5 IN AMEPICAH COLLEGES AND UNIVEPSWIES LLOYD CLOVER SMITH. 3.5. 32 : 311 :m' J 5:. 1A'I1 .1.Cv;1. M : 8 1'1 Mmoh' ChE-H . v 2 . pin; F'h' A pha F1-.1?r.srr1l-T DAWD LUTHER STANLEY. EA. 32I Hire; 5:. Athens. Na. Meier: 511-1315 Mmor: 59:01111131- Eduwuircm EdEmr I952 PANTHER. Foofan. CrL-E -. THE CLARK PANTHER Liuwary Sy'vlfw- '.1'1111: NATHANLEL THOMAS, 3113.. I405 W Mil: 51,1 Jacksrm'rIHu. FIN- Motor: 3111111051 Adnnmglmh'on 0 mega P I H11 Fmi- armty. SQI'III r CMSS Pr1sidn-1? Dulms Club SeniorA HARRY MAURICE THOMPSON. 3.5. I34X Mange St, Amgumg. Ga. Mofor: Bfofogy Minor: Chonn'ury Alpha Pm Alpha Fralerniry. Duke; Club, Clnrk COIIEge Playh'.'n.-t.-;. Yudrbt-ck 3:5IT, YMCA. NAACP ALVIN TURNER, B.A. 24B Sunnel Ave,A1ldnla,Ga. Mafgr: Henri: Minor: Musn'r. Ch-wga Pai Phi Pnii-Jr'wfiy, PhiHmrrYi-smic SULiPiy, Hench Club NAACP GERALDME WALKER. A3. HI? Lansing: 5+ Ailonra. 6n, Meier: Educcfion and Psychofogy Mirror: Physical Ed'ucafion NIKACP. YWCA MYRTIS B. WATKINS. EA. IOQI Mdvson-Turner St. A+Iama. Ga. Maior: RefngoL-s Educmion Minty: Eferng-nfmy Edude-orl Philoi Club MARY ANN WiLDER, 5.5. 52:5 Patsom 51,, Afianfa. 65. Major: Harm'- Economics Minor: Efemenfmy Educcifon Hanna Ecnncmics Ciub. YWCA EARTHERN HERMAN WILSON, 8.5. 2904 5. 61h Ave., St. Peiersburq. Fla. Major: Sinfogy . Minor: None Kappa Alpha Psi Fra+erniw. Dukes Club. Clark College Playhouse. Pep Squad EUNICE EUZERA THORNE. 5.5. IOW Holy Ar: SanFcrd. FEEL Mog'or: Chernishy MFHor: Biulogy 6: Secondary Ed. Dv'-.'Hi1 Sigma Trwei-a SOFEL 'iy. Mm Befa Cinemw'cal Sq-ci'ei'y. Beta Kappa Chi Florida Qub ELEANOR SYLVIA TURNER. ILA. I646 Wail Lake AVC-H A'ania. 5n. Major Sociaf Science- Miuo': Secondary E-j'ucqh'cn Social Sch: Cf: Club. YWCA, NAACP RICHARD EDWARD WASHINGTON. B.A. JeHersonvEIIe. Ind. Maior: 50:!ch Scmnce Minor: Reffgfous Educoh'en Pin BBTB Sigma Fraterniw, PhTIc7 CEu'r: HERBERT C. WELLONS. B.A. I030 Cswfml Ave Tampa. Fla. Major: Business Admfnfsfrmr'on Minor: Ec'uccfa'on Omega PSI Phi Fraferniiy. Dukes Club. FlaHda Cfub. Pep Squad WILLIAM REID WlLKES. BA. JIYS Founmin DrEve. Atlanta Ga. Mafor: Relagious Educnhbn Minor: None Fhiloi Club ALICE L. WOOD. AB. Newumc. Na. Mofor: En'emenfory Ea'ucoh'on Minon Physical! Educaffon NAACP SENIORS FOR VERENDER AEERCROMBIE. RA. I20 Eds? Broad Sheet Fairburn, Eva, Mufcr: SOCIUF Scinnce Mr'nor: Secondary Educohlon PATRICK ROBERT BELL. AB. 96? Beckwifh Sheer, S. W., AHade. Ga. Major: Soda! Science Minor: Seconduw Educah'cm Omega Psi Phi Frafemhy, Presidenf Sc- cIaI Science Ciub. Vicc-Pram'deM Senior Class. ROSS SHOWALTER BROWDER. B.A. 4l2 Fourfh Terrace. N , Birmx'nqham. Na. Major: Soda! Science Minor: Secondary Educafion genims EDWARD LEON WOODS A.B. WU? Church Avenue. KI'HzmriHua Tenn. Major: ReHgFous Educafl'nn Minor: Social Science Phiihdrmonic. Dramatic: Ciub, YMCR YMCA Sane? HELEN DIXON. B.5. Rt, L Box SI. Jonesboro, Ga, Mofor: Home Economics Minor: Elementary Educmion Zefa PH: 80151 Sororify. Home Emmomfcs Club ALVERTA BRYANT. AB. Weisbarger Road. Knoxville, Tenn. Meier: Business Adminisfrqiion anor: Secrcforiaf Scr'ence Pep Squad. PanH-Ier SHE. Clark Cc:-I.eqe PlayHOJse EDNA WRIGHT, A.B. 40? Cole Shem. MarReHa, Gm. Major: Eiemanfory Educaffon Minor: Physr'cof Educaffon Arcrcrian Club Womenk Enaurnble, YWCA JOE EUGENE WORTHY. AB. 522 Drake Street Thomasion. 6a. Major: Social! Science Minor: Secondary Educcrfion Social Science Club. Intramur$ Sporis CONSTANCE GAY. 8.5. 532 Gordon aH-JEHLIE Alb.1'u-,-. Cm f-ricjgr: Home Egonomfcs Minor: Secmd'rv Educah'on W'mmen's Enirgmb'e. Hams Econonwks h Club I VIENNA THORN, A3. 1 I39 Sumef Amend? N W,, FUlaHI-L G-L Major: Eng. .- .P Mi-uor: F 7' and Secorrc'qry Educr' 90:15 Siqrna I. Hi S--r-Jr:'f,, A'pn Komps Mu LiT-L-mr'; 5'3 m. Fan'wur SHE; 5-3 .iDr C H. van. WHOS WHC' xN AMER CAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITES. Valedht'ian WHOM NO PHOTOGRAPHS ARE AVAILABLE MARIE W. COPHERl E.A. Gammon Seminary. hflaner Ga. Major: Soda! Science Minor: Religious Educ-tz'frbn JAMES DANIEL, B.A. I064 Mayaon-Turner Read, Afianhm Ga. Mofor: Soca'uf SEFenca Minor: Psychology and Educufion ESAAC MANUEL FISHER. BA. 925 - lbfh Sheet. Columbus, MisnA Major: Social Science Minor: Secondary Educufr'an OTELIA LENORA HACKNEY. AB. H393 Calaman Sheet. 5. W. Ailnnro. Em Mnfor: Basinezs Ac'mfrn'drnho-J Minor: Secondary Educr'llior' YWCA DORIS LOUISE JOHNSON. A3. ?D'? SDuH'I ??'n Shem. Riahmond, Temf Malian 30cm! . Minor: Se-to'ldmy Educmima Tokyo Club, SOCIG? Science Club, Libral Hem PhHharmcnic Society. .... ICE VEOLIA HAMMOND ADAMS. 34!. IBM: Weslmoor Dru N, W . Arianfa, Ga. Mr'ljor: Raffgious fduccfior-I MFnc-r: Efemenfcry Edumhon WILSON BOSTIC, 3A. iG3 Walnut S+rce+, S. W., AHaMa, Gd Molllor: Music Minor: Seceno'rjry Educofr'o. CONSTANCE BU RTS. BA. 3244 S LdSeHe SWeei. Chicag-u. III. Moior: Enghsh Minor: Es'c-mcnfc'ry Educc'ffon DORETHEA CURRY. B.A. ?26 WWd-sor Lane. Key W'asf. Fla. Major: Music Minor: Secondary Eo'ucqh'on WLLLIE MYRA EVANS. BA. 84-? Pcwc'mn Avenue. Sparfa. Ga. Major: Eigme. r Educate Minor: Socfof Somm- ESSIE MASSEY GROVES. 84A. 23A5I1by Sheet 5. W., ?Nanhi Ga. MnfOr: Eiememcw Ed'u-r'rfim Mmor: Social Science ELEANOR ANN HALL. BJu 24 OHig: Sirenh N. W., Aflanfa. Ga. Major: Socim' ScF-erlca .Mnor: Eiemenfory Edumfion Scdal Science Club. Le; Bon Eons. BENJAMIN LLOYD, A.B. I24? Buier Sirec-l. Wdy'CFGSE Gal Mnjor: 50ch Science Minor: Physical Educcn'ron Facfbai', YMCA Senicw VERA MARIE LONGSHORE BA. ?80 Blown Sheet. 5. W. Af'anfa Ga. Major: Sarita! Scfnncc' Minor: Secondary Educnfr'on HARRIETT ANN NOBLE. B'A- 694 Crew Sfraet AHanfEL 95. Major: Business Admmisfroh'on Minor: Socaci Scaence EDNA GARVENIA PRICE, A.B. I4 Hil ierd Sheet Ailanfa. Gd. MIJFor: Socfm' Science MFHOF: Elementary Educcfr'on Sccial Science Club. MARSHALL JOE SMITH. B.A. JUANITA MARSHALL. A.B. 92? WEST View Drive. 5. W.. Awlanfa, Ga. Mafor: Scrim' Scr'anco Minor: Drornc'fics Doha Sigma Theta Sorority Dramafics CM'D, Alpha Kappa Delta Hanorary SD- c7ologicm Fraternify, Repormr Soda!- Science Club, Presidenf Les Ben Bans. ARTHUR PERRY. 3.5. ?30 Magnc-iia Avenue. Cdumbus. Ga. Moior: Br'ofogy Minor: Chemisfry IVAN JOSEPH ROPER, 5.5. I420 Bronx River AVE Bronx ?2 NA N- Mcrfor: Cherm'sfry Mr'nor: Mathe. Alpha Phi A'pha Frafernify, Assocfafe Editor Sphinx Club. Vice Presidenf Iofa Bem Chemical Socimy. Band; .. CS 3M Norfh Pryor Sfree', Gaszomm N. C. Mujar: Music Minor: Sfcond'ory Educafr'on MARY ELOIS SHXLEY BA. Omega Psi Phi Fratern'ify, YMCA, thlr harmonic, Band, Swden'r chenmenr. fudenf D'wecfor Band. Alpha Kappa Mu Honorary Sociehg, WHO'S WHO W1 AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVER- SITIES. RUTH ROSALIND THORNTON. KA. 44- Morris Brown Bu, 5. W., Aflarda, 6.3. Mcfox: Buafness Admr'nr'sfrcffon Mirror: Secrefcxic! Science 55M P. C1501 283. Ocala. Flal Meier: English M'r'noy: Secondary Educuffon RUFUS FELTON TUCKER. BA. McDaniel Sfreef, S. W..AHanfa. Ga Moior: Musr'c: Minor: Secondary Educofu'on Omega Pzi Phi FraiernHy. Sand ROSE OPHELIA WARD. EA. 990 Lena Si'reef, N. W.. Ailanfa. Ga. Major: Soda! Scfance Minor: Frenth Les Bor. Bans. Chairman Program Corn. miH'ee- Socia! Sdence Club. CLARENCE WILLIAMS. A.B. 4-35 - Wih Sheet 5.. 5+. Peiersburg. Fid M-afor: 50cm: Science anor: thnca! Educaffon Kappa Alpha Psi FraternIfy. Hcrida Club Varsity Football. FANNIE MAE WATSON BA. 33 Mercer Sheet Carferat. N. J. Major: Engh'sh Minor: Secondary Educnfrbn Lii'erary Symposium. RUFUS WILSON H. 5.5. I55 Li+He Sheet 3 E.. AHan'ra. Ga. Meier: Chemisfry MInor: Bmfogy Juniors Ar+hur Johnson. Giorl'a l hc3r1'1asr lnez Aires, Roberf Lewis 7719 Junior Claw Row One CURTlS ASH ......................... Iron Ciw, Georgia INEZ AIRES. .............. 5i Peiersburg FIDrEda MARJORIE ANITA ALEXANDER. .. . . . . . . . .Tan1pa Flgrida MARJOR E ANN BALL ................. MOUHT-IB. Georgia HAROLD EUGE'NE BARRETT . . ,N-BW Brithc-I'I. PBnnSylvanEf-t Row Two DELORES BERRY ........................ Afianfa. Georgie. LILLIE MAE BIVINS ..................... Atlanfa. Gemqia BETTY RUTH HOGAN ................... AHan+a. Georgia JENETHYL DUKES BOUYER. . . . . , . . . . . .. .AHanhm Georqia ELEANOR JEANETTE BOYKIN ........... AHanfa. Georgi Juniom ASH NRES ALEXANDER BALL BARRETT BERRY BIVINS BOGAN BOUYER BOYKIN BROOKS BROTHERS EUSSEY BUTLER BUTLER CANNON CARNES CENTERS COLEMAN COLLINS Row Three DELOYS ELIZABETH BROOKS ............ Docamr, Georgia JOSEPH D BROTHERS .................. Aihsn'e: Genrqia CHRISUNE D. C. BUSSEY. ,. .. ,VHWJU swig Georgia JOYCE EUTLER ......................... Af'anfa.Gcnrgi-1 WASHINGTON ROOSEVELT BUTLER ..... New Orleans, La. Row Four JOHN HENRY CANNON ......... New Orrear's, Louisiarm MARY LOU CARNES ................. Cciumbus. Georgia PATRICWK ANN CENTERS ...... H .1 . .ChambIE-E. Guelgin ARTHUR COLEMAN .................. BFDOHW', New Yell: HENRY COLLINS ............... NE'W OH-zanm Louishanu COOK CRUTE DARDEN DOBBFNS DUKES ELLES FIELDS FLOURNOY FOWLER GANT GAY GODFREY GOSSER GRAY GRIER HENDERSON HILL HOLCOMBE INGERSOLL JAMES Juniom Row One WALTER ROBERT COOK ................ Aflanfa. Georgia JAMES DAVID CRUTE .................. AHanJra. Georgia LOUDORA DARDEN .................... Aflan+a, GBDHE-ld CHRISTINE BROWN DOBEHNS ........... Ailanfa, Georgia RICHARD EARL DUKES .............. Gainesvilie. Florfda Row Two ERNEST ELLIS .......................... Aflanfa. Georgie: PAULINE CLAUDIA FIELDS .......... Montezuma, Georgia GLENNA FLOURNOY ................... Aflanm. Georgia JUANITA VERNICE FOWLER ........... OakFleld. Georgia MARGUERITE GANT .................... IMlanhx Georgia Row Three OPAL JANE GAY .................. CGHege Path. Georgia SALLIE ELAINE GODFREY ............... Oxford. Georqm STANLEY GOSSER .................... Fitzgerald Georgfa SAMUELLA GRAY ..................... Augusfa. Georgia VANNIE GRIER ........................ Conyers. Georgia Row Four ERDMON JOHNETTA HENDERSON. . ..ChaHanooga. Tenn. JENNIE LEE HILL ..................... Mar'uaifd Georgia DOROTHY LEE HOLCOMBE ............. Afianfa. Georg? LEELA INGERSOLL .................... Cohlmbus, Georgia VlCTORIA MARY ALICE JAMES ...... JackmnviHe. Florida Row One ARTHUR JOHNSON .............. New Orleans. Loufsiana GLORIA ANN JOHNSON ............. Columbus. Georgia LORENE PUTNAM JOHNSON ........... Atlanfa. Georgia RACHAEL JOHNSON ............... Summerville. Georgia DORIS ELIZABETH JONES ............... Aflanfa, Georgia Raw Two PAUL PEREMJAH JOSEPH ................ Miami. Florida JAMES KAY. JR ........... , ......... Cariarsville. GeorgFa JULIETTA KNOWLES ................... Aflania. Georgia ALFRED LEWIS KNOX .................. Aflanta. Georgia ROBERT WILSON KNOX ................ Bronx. New York JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON JONES JOSEPH KAY KNOWLES KNOX KNOX LAWSON LEE LEE LEWIS LIVINGSTON LOCKHART LOWE MARTIN MAXEY MCCOMBS Row Three DARNELL V. LAWSON ................... Sparta Georgia CARSON LEE ..... ................ Columbus. Mississippi MARTHA M, LEE .................... Bdmesville. Genrgla ROBERT L. LEWLQ ....................... AHanJra, Georgia DOROTHY LIVINGSTON .................. Miami. Florida Row Four ALEXANDER BENJAMIN LOICKHART ..... AHanra. Georgia CARTER L. LOWE .................. Bosfon, Massachusetf: RUTH LEE MARTIN ....................... Miami. Florida GRACE SPWA MAXEY .................. AHanha. Georg'wa MAE DOLORES MCCOMBS ............. Augusta, Georgia MCCREE MCGHEE MchLIAMS MITCHELL MITCHELL MXTCHELL MORAN MORGAN MORROW MULDROW NEELY ODUM OGLETREE OGLETREE OLIVER PARKS POSTELL POWELL POWELL PRATT Janina Raw One ETHEL L. MCCREE .................. College Park. Georgia MILTON MCGHEE ............ JOAN BLONDELL McWILLIAMS...New Orleana. Louisiana ... . .Atlanm. Georgia JANET CLAIRE NHTCHELL .............. AHama. Georgia MARY ETHELYN MlTCHELL .............. Aflania, Georgia Row Two PERRY JAMES MITCHELL ................. MiamL Flame BETTY RUTH MORAN .................... Rome, Georgia JOE HENDERSON MORGAN ,,,,,,,,, Know'wlle, Tennessee NINA MANLEY MORROW .............. Atlanta. Georgia NORRIS MULDROW .................... CwncinnaH. Ohio Row Three FANHIE FRANCES NEELY ............... Aihens. Georgia FRANK ODUM ......................... AHanfm Georgia CARL W. OGLETREE .................... Ailanfa. Georgia VERNA MAE OGLETREE ................. AHania. Georgia BARBARA OLIVER.......... ........... Den HiH, Georgia How Four LOLA ESTHER PARKS ................... Ailanfa, Georgia PAULINE POSTELL ...................... CinCanaJriA OH:- EVELENA POWELL ..................... Newman, Georgia WILLIAM POWELL ...................... AfidnJra. Geergfa EDW N THOMAS PRATT .................. Miar'r't'l Florida UM Row One PEGGY JOYCE REESE ................ Coiumbus. Georgia YVONNE RICHARDSON ............. Jacksonvme. Florida HUBERT RICKS ......................... Aflania. Georgia EVERLINA CORFNA RIDLEY ............. Temple. Georgia SUSIE BEATRYCE ROUNTREE ............ Allonha. Georgia Row Tm: BETTY SCHENCK .................... Trenton, New Jersey SOLOMON EARL SEARS .............. Columbus. Gaorgia REEECCA LOUISE SIDWELL ............. Aflanfa. Georgia ANNIE MAE SINGLETON .......... New Orleans. Louisiana FRANCES LaRANCE SMITH .............. Dublin. Georgia unions REESE PICHARDSON RICKS RIDLEY ROUNTREE SCHENCK SEARS SIDWELL SINGLETON SMITH SMlTH SMITH STONEY STOVALL SULLIVAN TAYLOR THOMAS TRICE TRIFLETT TUCKER Row Three ROSA LEE SMITH .................. quilania. Georgia VELMA Q. SMH'H ...................... Aflanfa. Georgia WFLLYE F. STONEY .................. Jadsanvma Horida HAROLD LORENZA STOVALL ............ AHaM-a. Georgia WALTER WADE SULLIVAN, JR ........... Blakely. Georgie Row Four ISABELLA MARILLA TAYLOR ...... New Orleans. Louisiana GLORIA THOMAS ...................... AHania, Georgfa JAMES TRICE .......................... AHanfa. Georgia DOROTHY DELORES TRIPLETT .......... Tupeb. Mississippi MARILYN V TUCKER ................... Nlanhi Georgia Janiom TUCKER WARE WHITTEN WILLMAN WEMBY WINSTON WOODS WRIGHT WYNN Row Om;- VIRGINIA LAKESSA TUCKER .......... LaG'ang-i. Georgie. MARGARET CAROLYN WARE ...... Seneca.53u1hCarolina TERAH ANNE WHWTEN .......... Cl'IaJrJrancmga Tenmessee CHARUE MAE WILLMAN ......... New Orieans, Louismna JUUUS VJIMBY ......................... AHaFTa. 6901175 Row Two BERNWCE ARLENE WINSTON ......... Wes? Pcini, Gecrg'm WARDELL MARIE WOODS. . . . . . . .....,.Mc-I:n'-:-. A-uba'ra AUDRE WRIGHT ...................... A'r n+1, 6:15:93 ROBERT LARRY WYNN. JR. . . . . . . . . . . . .AHanlj. Gcmgia Willis; Vice-Presiden'l' Charles Teamer Presiden? WaHer 77m $0121: 0mm! 614M $0,211 amoreA Row One BARBARA ADAMS ...................... Atlanta. Georgia BEWY JO AIKEN ........................ Dalfon, Georgia LEON FREDERICK ALEXANDER ......... Cu+hber+, Georgia MARWN THOMAS ALLEN ............... Ailanfa. Georgia PAULERENAH R, ANDERSON ........... Aflanfa. Georgia JACK BAILEY .......................... Decaiur, Georg'la Row Two MARY FRANCES BARNES ............... Allon+a. Georgfa CHWSTINE VELMA BARNES ............ Cufhber1.600rgia LaVERNE BARNES ...................... Atlanta. Georgia WILHELMENIA L, BATES ....... Charlesmm Soufh Carolina ESSIE B. BATTLE ...................... Woodv'xllc, Georgha FROENE A. BENHAM ................ Annisfon, Alabama Row Three ALBERTA BLANTON ..................... Grimm Georgia WILLIAM BLOCKER ........................ Dayfon. Ohio ADAMS AIKEN ALEXANDER ALLEN ANDERSON BAILEY BARNEF; BRNRNES BARNES BATES BATiLE BENHAM BLANTON ELOCKEP BOLTON BRYANT BRYANT BUC-Cu SunriE BURKE- BURTON BUTLER CARLION CAM Y EL: L .;'.-ANDLER .ijsTNLlT CLERK CLARK ELC'VVSER 5:03? ROY LEE BOLTON ...................... Atlanta. Gecrgia CHARLES BRYANT JR ................ Brcnwcod. Georgia JUANITA BRYANT ...................... AHanra. Gaargia CLARA BUGS ................... ChaHnncoqax Tennessee Row Four DELORES LOUlSE BURKE ............. KnmvTIEe. Tennessee MARY EDITH BURKE .................... Afianfa, Georgia MATTIE RUTH BURTON .............. West Point Georgia ANNA IRENE BUTLER ......... Greamboro. Somh Caroilnn JOHNNY LEON CARLTON .............. Brena. Now Yod- ELIZABETH CAMPBELL ................. Atlanta. Georgia Row Five BEULAH WRGINIA CHANDLER ........... Rome. Gremqia MOZELLA CHESTNUT ................. Brun5w1ci. Georgia ELOISE CLARK ......................... Aflanhl. Georgia OFFIE ELLIOT CLARK ............. Wilmru Norlh Caroiina FLORENCE ANNIE COWSER ...... Murray Cram, Ndbame WILLINE COX .......................... AHanta, Georgia CRJDDELL CULVER DANIELS DAVIS DAWSON ELLIS EVANS FELTS FRANKLIN GHOLSTON GHOLSTON GJDEONS SILSTRAP GLOVER GOOLSBY SGRDON GRAVES SR-ER i-RIFHN HARRIS HARISFIELD HELL HODEES HOLLINS HORTON HUNTER HUNTER JACKSON JACKSON JACKSON 50,21: omoreA Row One MARGARET CRIDDELL .................. Aflanfa. Georgia DELORES CASSANDRA CULVERVHH..HHMiami, Flerda NAOMI DANIELS .................... Chamblea Georgia GEORGE WASHINGTON DAVIS ........ Gadsden. Alabama JOHNNIE MAE DAWSON ........ Chaitanooga. Tennessee HELEN ELLIS ....................... Hcgansville Georgia Row Tutu EDGAR E. EVANS ....................... Atlanta. Georgia FANNIE RUTH FELTS ................. Evergreen, Alabama CHARUE JAMES FRANKUN ............ AHaner Georgia BERTHA LOUISE GHOLSTON ........... Decafun Gecrgia MIRIAM LOUISE GHOLSTON ............ AHenfa. Georgia JUANWA AUGUSTA GIDEONS .......... AHanfa, Georgia Row Three WILUE SANDERS GILSTRAP ............. Atlam, Georgia GWENDOLYN GLOVER ................ Ccrdele. Georgia ROSA LENA GOOLSBY ................. A+Ianha. Georgfa THELMA RUTH GORDON ....... CharloHe. NOFTI'I Carolina DOROTHY IRENE GRAVES .............. Aflanfa, Georgfa NORMAN T. GWER .................... Aflania. Gecrqm Row Four ROSE ELLA GRIFFIN......................Miami. Herida WILLIE ENGLISH HARRIS ........ Camden. SouH'I Carolina WALLACE STOVALL HARTSFIELDV.7 Jad3onville Horidd JUANITA HILL ......................... AHanfa. Georgia EVELYN DEL-ORES HODGES. .W1lmingf0n, Nerfh CoroHna MARY LUCILLE HOLLINS .............. Newman, Georgia Row FIVE ANNIE CARLIAN HORTON .............. Canfre. Alabama DOROTHY MAME HUNTER..Rocky Mount NoHI-x Cnralina GERTRUDE E. HUNTER .......... Columbia. SOUH: Caroline DORIS LEE JACKSON .................. AHanfa. Geargia GRAHAM WASHINGTON JACKSON. . . . Decatur. Georgia JANET GAYNOR JACKSON ............. hflan'ra. Georgia Row One NELSON JACKSON ..................... Aiianfa, Georgia DAISY LEE JEFFERSON .............. VHMadison. Eecrgia ELIZABETH ANN JOHNSON ............ AHaMa Georgia ROBERT JOHNSON .................... AflanJra. Georgia WILLIE FRANCES KELSEY ............... zMIamfa Georgia RANDOLPH KENDALL .................. AHanfa. Georgfa Row Two WALTER MITCHELL KNOX .......... New York. New York HORACE C. LASTER .............. ChaHanoaqa. Tannessee ALICE R. LEIGH ..................... Granhille. Georgia ETOYE M. LEWES ....................... Chicago, Hlinnis LEONARD BENJAMIN LUMPKIN,,..H..HIgh Point N. C. LARKIN MANN ........................ Aflanfa. Gaorgio Row Three THOMASMANN........... ...Ramc.Georg1a RUFUS L. MCGEE.. ...... .. .. ...Fairfieid Texas JACKSON JEFFERSON JOHNSON JOHNSON KELSEYr KENDALL KNOX LASTER LHGH LEWIS LUMPKIN MANN MANN McEEE u-XENEIE MtLENUON MZMWLLAN PJiNEAR MILiEP. I MC'RN.N::: L'TCRR'OVJ I MOSS PACE FAEE x PARKS I PEEK 'r PHAQH PHILLIPS ! PHOENIX i RAINEY . I ERANDHILDA McKENZlE .................. MiamT. F:.-.rida WILLIE McLENDON ................ Washington. Georgia ELRIDGE WEBSTER McMILLAN .......... hfianta. Georgia MARY MCNEAR ...................... Waycrms, Georgia Row Four HELENA MILLER ...................... Augusw. Geergia MARGARET EERNICE MOPNHJG ...... Waycrcss. Georgia EMILY D1ANE MORROW ................ AHMM, Georgia CONSTANCE Bl MOSS .................... MIamL Florida DORIS PACE ........................... Allnnm, Gcoxgia HAROLD ALONZA PAGE ............... AHania. Gccrqia l Raw Five l THERESA LORRAINE PARKS ............ AHanfa. Georgia : ALPHA LOUISE PEEK ................... Aflanw. Georgia I ERNEST MARCELLUS PHARR....Ga5f0nia, Norih Carolina l OTIS NORMAN PHILLIPS ............... Athens. Georgia DORCUS ROSE PHOENIX .............. Augusfu. Gecrg'la FRANCES ESTELLE RNNEY ............ Cu+hberh Georgia REYNOLDS ROBINSON ROSS ROSSER ROWLAND SAYLES SCALES SCHELL SEA? SEDRO SELLERS SHROPSHIRE SHYE SMITH SMHH SMXTH SOUfHALL STENSDN STO't-KLL SUMTER SUTTON VALENTINE IHCMAS THOMF'KINS VAUGN WCK WALKER WALTON WHITE WH.LiE WXSE VANCEY $0,2ln amoreA Row One NIMROD QUENTIN REYNOLDS ...... Five Puinfs. Alabama PEARLIE MAE ROBINSON ............... Alhans. Georgia CHARLES EDWARD ROSS 7777777 , ,,,,, Augusta. Georgia SAMUEL BLANTON ROSSER .............. Lysrly. Georgia DOUGLAS FARBANKS ROWLAND....CMumbus, Georgia SPURGEON EMANUEL SAYLES..GreenuiHe, Soufh Carolina Row Two IDA AGNES SCALES ................... Liihonia. Georgia EMMA ELSIE SCHELL .............. Coileqe Park. Georgia VALERiA FRANC NE SEAY ............ Brunswlck. Georgia PAUL ANDERSON SENDRO .............. Sanwrd. Florida ROBERT L. SELLERS .................... Aftan'ra. Geargha ETOILE SHROPSHIRE ............... DouqhsviHe. Georgia Row Three EVELYN VICTOWA SHYE ............. Lexingfon, Kenfucky CHARLOTTE MARIE SMITH ............. Allanfa. Georgia IRMA RUTH SMITH .................. Glonwood. Georgia ONELL l, SMITH ...................... Hollywood. Florida YVONNE ELIZABETH SOUTHALL ..... Eas+ Liverpool. Ohio LiLLMN STENSON ................... LaGrange, Geargia Row Four SALLIE L. STEPHENS ...................... MWamL Flerida WALLACE STOVALL .................... Atlanta. Georgia MARTHA LOUISE SUMTER ........ Cheram SuuiI-I Cafohna BETHr ANN SUTTON .............. Sf. Pe+arsburg. Flotida RUDOLPH VALENTINE .................. AHanta. Georgia GLORIA JEANNE THOMAS ............. Ailanfa. Georgia Row Five THERESA THOMPKINS .................. AHanta. GaorgFa VIVIAN ELAINE VAUGN ............. Barnesvilla Gemgia COPE VICK ............................ Atlanm. Geog? EARLENE EVELYN WALKER .............. Grimm Geogia JAMES HARRY WALTON ............... Aflanfa. Georgia DELLA ANN WHITE ................. Cedaricwn. Georgia Row ST: WALTER WlLLIS .................... Sylacauga. Alabama EVELYN LBROSE WISE .................. Aflanfa, Georgla HARRISON YANCEY ............... Coliega Park. Georgia 77w ?redluman C7444 Row One WILLIAM ALEXANDER .................. AI-an+a. Gm EVELYN ALLEN ......................... AHanlrJ. Ge- 1 MARY C. ALLEN ........................ AI!ar1fd.GL-Grgla MARY E. ALLEN ........................ AHanl-a. Genrgris GLOREA DEAN ANDERSON .......... JISCIESOFI'JI I61 FbrIdvj RAYMOND ANDERSON ................. Ailarnd, Beorgia Row Two WINIFRED VIRGWJIA ANDERSON ....... Greenv'll e1 5. C. LEROY ANTHONY ...................... Aflar-La '- THELMA FAY ARNOLD ............... Riverdale. JOHNNIE MAE AUSTEN ................. Prmler, ; FRED UOLPHUS BAILEY ............... Vi Ia Rica. Gemqia VIVIAN LOUVENIA BAILEY. . . . . . . . . . . .CI'Jumbui GECI'gIa Row Three RALPH THOMAS BALLARD .............. Allcmlul 61-0! :1 EDWINA DEMETRIA BANKS ............ .AHanhih . CHARLES NATHANIEL BARLOW. .. ...Ensr PL'.-'r12-. . ... ANN BARLOWE ........................ FJ-ania. FREDDIE La MERRIAN BARNES .......... Ar 5:111. HELEN LOUISE BIGBY ................ Knoxville.Tr;111-111.-;:1rr,:c- ?reAhmen ALEXANDER ALLEN ALLEN ALLEN ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON ANTHONY ARNOLD AUSTIN BAILEY BAILEY BALLARD I BANKS EARLCW BAQLOWE BARNES HIGB'I CHAMP :L-LL ..HF'UEERS Row Four HELEN GRACE BOYD .............. , . . .Aflanrrz. F SAMUEL LEWES EOYKINS....1.1V,, 'H'Qmjuhlli AUDIE FLOIM1 BROW'N .................. M111 RUTFNE YVONNE BRIItY....$rIr3r'.-1l CECE LIA H. BROTHERS ................. IL; rI UOPCAS DEBORAH BRYANT. ... .H ..pw'11Ir-l. r- Row Five ESTELLA foRELIA BURCH .............. AIII'IH. I ANDREW JOSEPH BURNS ............... Allanln. NELLIE BUTLER ........................ ,AHrnfa. FDSELL CARSON. .1 .FHxJer-u'uj. THEODORE LOVEIOY CAPTFN .FI-Hi- RICHARDLNE CAPiER .............. Bum 1-11-1I5'11r1 Row 57: ROBERT A. CARIER ..................... AriarIl-I WILLIAM EDWARO CAMPBELL... 1 . 1 .A'I KELLY JAMES CHAMBERS..1.1..Em.-r:r.1r1, N 1 Cam i111 . EDWAPD CLEMONS ................. J..- 1-. 6 ANN CLEVELAND ....... , .............. AI- 1111.1. 6 SYLVIA ANN COFFEE,- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, AI anIa. Ge. roia CRANFORU CREEC H CPCIW LEY CQUTE rJJLI'EI'F'ER DANIEL L.A..-I3 DEAN 5-333: N.- rJCeLlSE'f DURHAM F.3thBl1R-3rl l-B'-HAF'I'.' ELDER -T- LSTRAP GLOV ER GFIFFIN EHIIIVLR ?lJNTER HAIHSTON HAM1LION HARRIS HARRIS. I'IAPRIS HEPSEH l, ET :5! HELEKHKH HILL ?redltmen How One WAYMON CRIKNFORD ........... Chaitanooga. Tennesaee JESSE CREECH ......................... Dexafur, Gemg'a VERNELL PATRICIA CROWLEY ......... MEFdem Louisiana. SOLOMON WALTER CRUTE ............. Ahanfa. Georgia: GOLDIE ANN CULPEPFER ............... Ananhi. Georgia MATTIE FLORENCE DANIEL. ............. AHMM, Georgia: ROW TWO BERTRAM JACKIE DAWS ................ Arlanfa, Georgia CHARLIE MAE DEAN ................... AHama. Georgia BERNICE E. DOBBlNS ................ Trr-y. Norfl . Carolina GEORGE DORSEY .................... Cleveland. Georgia GRACE EVELYN DURHAM. A. LLOYD EDINBURGH ..Grcer. South CamlEna .. New Orleanm Louisiana Row Three JAMES HENRY EDWRRUS ........... Carversville. Georgia PHYLLIS ROSE ELDER ................... Aihena. Georgia CARRIE LOUFSE FERGUSON ....... Seneca SC-urh Carolw'na CLIFFORD FER MAN FFRGUSDN...Sumter, South Carolina BETTY JO FIELDER ...................... Aflani-a, Gemgia RUDOLPH N, HOOD .................. RGQHCLE. Virginie; E '3 Row Four ELClSE L ?ORMEY ................ ' L'slderdq'c Fm: ida WiLLlE RAY FROSS ..................... Allunhx Georgia ROSA LEi: FULLER ................... Srmnrnm Goo : LAURENCE JOSEPH GATES.. ,.N5w OHsam, Loni:- , L1LL1AN LOIS GILSTRAP ................ AHurIlo. EUOrfj-IE MTUS DANIEL GLOVER...1.....Ashevi'ule. NrJr'I-I Carolina Row Fiva RUBY GLENESE GRIFFIN ................ A+Ianfa. Beorqia REBE CCA GRIPPER ............ High Poinf NcrH'I Carolina LUCILLE ROSLYN EUNTEP .. .Valdcsfa Gecrcle CENRIDNALL DARIUS HIKIRSTON ....... Wiikesooro. N. C WILLA MIKE HAMILTON ....... K-I'cs- Palm Beach, Fiorida EMMA LOUISE HARRIS ................. Atlanfa. Ge-nrqiu Row Six RAYMOND J. HARRFSH..........New Orleans. Lmu'lshana WINIFRED HARRIS ..................... Ailanfa. Georqha LLOYD FRANKLJN HERBERT ....... New Orleans. Lcuisiana FRED EDWARD NESTER ................ Augusia. Georgia MONTE'Z MARCELLA HEZEKIAH ....... Valdesh. Georgia BERNICE ALBERTA HlLL ............... A'lanira, Georgia Row One JUANITA F. HILL ...................... AHanfa, Georgia: BARBARA LEE HINTON ......... Okiahuma Cify, Oklahamr: CATHERINE Y1 HOLLAND ............... .ATdela Gesrgid DOROTHY IRENE HOLLAND ............ Aflanfa. GeCrgia ALLEE RACHEL HOWELL .............. WiEkesboro. N. C, BETTY ROSE HOWARD .................. Macarl. Gecrgia ROW Two WILLIAM WALTER HOWELL ............ High Point N. C. EDWARD ALEXANDER HUGHES ....... Waiiste. Virqima CHRISTINE LAVERNE WEY ............... Ashevilla N. C. SARAH FRANCINE IVERY ............. Waycrcss. Georgia GWENDOLYN CHRISTINE JACKSON. . . .AHanM, Georgi LUETTA THEODOSIA JACKSON. .Wes Palm Beach, FIDrEda Row Three JESSE JENKINS ...................... CIBveland. Georg'na MARY SUE JENKINS ................. Cleveland. Georqm AGNES JOHNSON ................ College Park, Georgia BARBARA ANN JOHNSON .............. Aflanfd. Georgia JOAN CRAWFORD JOHNSON ........... Gasfonia. N. C. NORMAN JOHNSON ................... AHanfa. Gecrgia 9W5!!! HILL HtNTON HOLLAND HOLLAND HOWELL HOWARD HOWELL HUGHES IVEY IVERY JACKSON JACKSON JENK1N5 JENKWS JOHNSON JOI'iNSON JOHNSON .1054 NSC'N JONES .QNES NTHES J?EDAH JORDAN KC-RNEEAY ENC; LAP! I.?i-U'T-HL-N LEE ' IrszaEY -. ':'v'ELAC-F. LUNDY LYONS MAHEJNE MALLETTEE MAFSH MRTTHEWS Row Four DONALD A, JONES... . . .... . . . .. .F-lerIEn, Shingle: LARRY ALVIN JONES ................... Aflanfa, Georgia NINA KATE JONES ............... Crnuz'rcdv'l'le. Gucaqid ELJMNE L. JORDAN .................... PHInr-m. 690:an MARY FRANCES JORDAN ............ Columbua. Georq'wa FERA LEE KORNEGAY ............... H-azla'hurst Girorgia Raw Fiv- SARAH NELL KNOX ............... Sonia! CircI-rf: georgk JOSEPH LARY ....................... Thonms'mm b-Jc-rqla JACQUELINE LAUGHLIN . . . . . . . ... ...$?1an:a. Georgia ROBERT LEE ............................ Ailanm, Geomla ANNA WILUE MAE LIGHTSEY ............ Wrdy. Georgia JAMES HAROLD LOVELACE .............. Rome. Gemgia Raw 5th JESSYE MAE LUNDY .................... Macon. Georgia MILDRED MAE LYONS .................. AHanm, Georgia BERTHA MAHONE ..................... Mam. Georgia NHLDRED HAZEL MALLETTEE .............. Mnmion. N. C. MARIAN MARSH ....................... Nlanfa. Georgia THEODORE MATTHEWS .......... Jersey Cify. Now Jersey ?reAlI Row Ona ANITA MAYFIELD ...................... Aflanfa, Georgia CLARETHA MCALPJN .................. Gadsden, Alabama RUBYE JEAN MCDONALD .......... Birmingham, Alabama LEE ARTIS MCNEIL .............. Gastonia. Norih CaroHna GWENDOLYN MEEKS .................. Afmora. Alabama BARBARA MERIDTH .................... Aflanha. Georgia Raw Twn DEBORAH MIDDLETON ............... Savannah, Georgia JAMES DANIEL MILLER .............. Braniviile. Georgia MARGARET REE MILLS ............. Monroeville, Alabama ROBERTA ELEANOR MlTCHELL ......... AHania. Georgia ANNIE JOYCE MOOTY ............... LaGrange. Georgia BARBARA LOUISE MOORE ............ Syracuse, New York ' Row Three 4 CONSTANCE MOORE .............. Hogansw'lle Geergia J DOROTHY GLADYS MOORE. .......... Atlanta. Georgha f4 MIRIAM A. NOBLE ..................... Aflanfa. Georgia JANE THEODORA ODUM ............... AHanfa. Georgia ROSA LEIGH ORSBON ............ 5+. Petersburg, Flom'dr': BOBBY PALMER ......... NGrH: Wilkesbarc. North Carclfna MAYHELD MEALNN MCDONALD MCNEIL MEEKS MERIDTH MIDDXETON MILIER MFLLS MITCHELL MOOTY MOORE MOORE MOORE NOBLE ODUM ORSBON 1 PALMER I PARKER PARKER PATRICK PATTERSON PEARSON POINSEWE PRECE RADFORD RAGLAND RANDOLPH REDDICK ROBERTSON ROMNSON ROBJNSON ROBINSON 1 R055 ROSSER ROUSE men Raw Four HERBERT PARKER ............... Florence. Soufh CareTma MABLE J. PARKER ...................... Nlani'a. Georgia EFFIE LEE PATRICK ..................... AHania, Georgia GLENDORA PATTERSON ...... Wiikesbom. Norfh Carolina MYRTLE VIRGINIA PEARSON ........... AHanfa, Georgia MARGUERITE VICTORIA FOJNSETTE ..... Charlesion. S. Q Row Five FCNWLEWr DANIEL PRICE ............. Woodercck. Georgia MARY RADFORD ...................... Deca+ur. Georgia ALFONSO MAURICE RAGLAND ..... Birmingham, Alabama JO ANN LAVERNE RANDOLPHHV..,...A1Ianfa. Georgia JOSE?H T, REDUICK ................. FqueraH. Georgia AUGUSTUS ROBERTSON. . . . . . . , . New Orleans. Loufsiana Row Six MARILYN THEODORA ROBWSON...New York. New York SAMUEL BENJAMXN ROBINSON..AsI-wille. Nor+h Carolina WILLIE PEARL ROBINSON .............. Aflania. Georgia RAYMOND ROSS .............. Mt Holly. NOFH'I Carolina CAROLYN ROSSER ................... Granfville. Georgia WARREN R'DUSE ....................... Aflanfa. Georgia Row One JAMES SANDERS .............. Greenviile, South Carolina CARLTON KIRKLAND SCOTT ............ Aflanha, Georgia LANDER WILBUR SCOTT ........ Gasionia. Norfh Caroiina THERESA ELEiTHIA SCOTI' ..... Charleshm. Soufh Carolina RUTH SEALS .................. . ........ Aflanfa. Georgia JO ANN SEITZ ................... Chaffanooqa, Tennessee Row Two JUUUS AKRON SHAVJ ................. Deca+ur, Georgia CAROLYN GRACE SHEPARD ........ Sylva, Norm Caroi'ma DELORES COSTELLO SMlTH ............. Aflanim Georgia FANNIE DELORES SMITH ............... AHanra. Georgia LEROY SMWH ......................... AHamfa. Georgia NELLIE GRACE SMITH ............ ChaHanooga. Tennessee Row Three NEWT ANDERSON SOLOMON .......... AHanfa, Georgia WILLIE STEPHENSON ................. Gainssv'llle, Horida CHARLES SYLVESTER STINSON .......... Atlanta. GBDrg'HJ SAMUEL THEODORE SUMNER ....... ThamasviHe. Georgia EDITH MAE SWANN ................... Aflanfa. Georqwa MARY VICTORIA TAMADGE ............ AHanfa. Georgh SAN DERS SCOTT SCOTT SCOTT SEALS SEJIZ SHAW SHEPARD SMITH SMITH SMWH SMXTH SOLOMON SIEFHENSON STINSON SUMNER SWANN TALMADGE TAY LOR TIMMQHS TODD T3I PF 'IUENEF! KANCE WA LK E H WALKER WALL 'NARD WARDLAVJ VVELLIVC'N quERS-CJM W'iLECJN THEE 'NQGDWARD Row Four TOMMIE WILSON TAYLOR ............. Jacksnn. Geolgia ALFCE TIMMONS ....................... Atlanta. Georgia LEE ERNEST TODD ...................... Atlanta. Georgia HAZEL RUTH TRIPP ................. Greensbcrz. Georgia MALCOLM TURNER .............. New Orbans. Leuwsiana WALTER VANCE. JR ............. Pendieion, Somh Carolina Row Five NELLIE WALKER ....................... Ailnnm. Georng NINA MAE WALKER ............... CoHege Park, Georgia ROBERTA WALL ........................ AHanTm Georgia RUBY ROLLlN WARD ................... Aflanim Georgia HAROLD WARDLAW ................... Ailanhn. Georgia GWENDOLYN GRACE WASHINGTON..WadEey. Georgm Row SI: MARJORIE LOUISE WELLMON .6asfonia. Narfh CoroHna LENA PEARL WILKERSON. . . . . . . . .. .. .Roanoke, Alabama ANN WILSON ......................... Afldnia, Georgya ALICE JEAN WEE ...................... AHanfa, GeoFGW MAURICE WILLIS WOODWARD ......... Aflanfa, Gcorqla DVASH : NGTON 66 THE PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL OFFICERS l Presidam ................................................. RICHARD BYRD VicerProsEdenf ........................................... PERRY MITCHELL SECremry ........................................ ANNJE MAE SINGLETON Treasurer ............................... , ........... NATHANIEL THOMAS MEMBERS Joe Ella Arms'rronq Naihaniol Thomas Dorofhy Hunfer Richavd Byrd Warner Hudson Mary McNear Wiiliam Oglefree Dorothy Garrison Delores Arnold Simon Edwards Opal Jordan Annie Sinqiefon Roberf Lam; Perry Mifcheil jgalta Jclloloa .1440lm, Sorority HISTORY OF ALPHA Pl CHAPTER OF ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC. On May 2L l930 5? Clark UniversHy. Alpha Pi Chap- fer was set up wH'h 12 charfer members. Through Hwe 913Eorfs 0+: H115 Fir5+ group Alpha Pf has grown immensely and served as an assef +0 fhe Clark CoHege family by cuHivafEng high scholasfic and efhical siandards and pro- moflng unH'y and ifriendship among colfege women. The members 0? This chapmr under Hwa- advisorship d Soror Flora Davis. have affaincd ou+s+anding posifions in campus acfivi'ries. Durlng Hue schooi year I95l-52. sorors have parficipafed in ihe bllowing specfacmar evenfs: Mar+ha Lee rewgned as Queen of The Clark CoHege Family, Ebria Thomas Was eieded Swee+hear+ o'F Np'na Phi Alpha FraternHy. JohneHa Henderson, Marfha M. Lee and Joan McWilliams became affiliaJre-d wiH'I Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Sociefy. ihe buffer was recenily iniH- shed in+o Alpha Kappa Delfa Sociological FraternHy and H16 members 0+: The sororify have shown dynamic enH'xu- sfasm +oward o+her campus ac+ivi1ies. The sorority has prospered under the able leadersh'wp of: E. JolaneHa Henderson .................... Basileus Frances I. McGuire ................... Anti Bagileus MarHyn V Tucker .................... Grammafeus Esfher Framklin ......................... Epis+oleus Mar+ha M. Lee ........................ Tamiochus Joan McWHliams ................. Dean of Pledgees thel ChrisHer ..................... Parliamen'r'arian Gloria Thomas .......................... Hodegus Beafrice Lee ............................ Philacier Annie Simglefon ................. Keeper mt Records Delores Arndd ................ Keeper of Scrapbook Carolyn Ware ................. Reporfer +0 Ivy Leaf Members are: Frozine Benham. Juanifa Bryant. Clara Bugg Theresa Parks, Geraldine SCOH and Befw SLIHon, SOrQrs Frances McGuIre Esfher Franan, Beatrice Lec- anu' Delores Arnold are our gradua'fmg sorors: howeven Huey wiH Conrribufe their +Ime. falenf and infegrify 'rc hrfher Hue sfrengfh and purpoqe cnr 'rhe sorOrHy. 54,9 012a,? WW cm MEMBERS Victoria James Wflhelmfna Safes Delays Brook; Pauline PosfeH Elwin Thomas Andrea Thompson Beliy Schenck Back Row: Bea-frica Lee. BeHy SuHon. Esiher Franklin. Joan McWilliams. Frances McGuire. Mrs. Hora Davis. Adster, JohneHa Henderson. Madha Lee, Gloria Thoma; Geraldine SCOH. Caronn Ware. Froni Row: JuanHa Bryant Theresa Parks. Frozine Benl'lam. EH19? Chrisfler. Annie SingFaian, Clara Bugg. Delores Arnold. On April 3. Alpha Kappa Alpha SOrorHy inifiafed orier was held 5+ H1is college on April I l-l3. Social aHairs Wieen new members info H5 Ivy Leaf Ciub. On April I0. For +113 delegafes were sponsored by me graduafe and two neopheres, Pauline Posfell and WHhelmenia Bafes undergraduate fraferniiies. Alpha PH Alpha. Omega Psi were inducfed info +he sororify. PI-n'. and Kappa Alpha Psi. N50 par'ricfpanng were Delia The firsf regiona! meeting OJF Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorv Sigma Theta SororHy and Hwe local Pan-HeHenic Councii. ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA HYMN Through H'Ie years as we struggle, We'll help each ther for we know fhere's no o+her. . WHh main and wifh mEght Like our sisferhood, Npha Kappa Alpha. n Toc + r ' 'F ' . . 6p U 6 a wswon air 50 fogefher anew we Will pledge our Falfhn There is one Hwing H15? spurs us And unHed we'H forge our way greafer laurels f0 win. To vidoryk heighf wi+h a neilowshfp Greater fasks +0 begin +0 thine honor and gbry feday. 1 Sincere and rare. ' O Npha Kappa Alpha. Dear Alpha Kappa Alpha. Heads +lna+ are loyal and hearJrS H16? are fruen By merif and Culfure we'H sfrive and we'H do HearTs l'l1a+ are loyal and hearfs fha? are irue. Things fha+ are worH-Iwhne and wifh a smile By merif and CUH'UFB we'll shine and WE'H do We'll help each ofher for we know +here's no ofher. Things +ha+ are wor+hwhile and th a smile Like Our sisferhood. Alpha Kappa Npha. O Npha Kappa Npha. Dear Alpha Kappa Npha. .Agolla plu' jgolza grafernify Brolhers Waller Willis and Wallace l-lar+slield were fealured in llle annual Music Fes+ivel on April 20, Wilh H13 Philharmonic Soclefy. The Male Glee Club includinq Brelhers Teamer. Willis. Knox. Lewis. Prai'l' and Lasler. also parficipaled in The Feslival. In our March probation period we ini+Ialed Jrwelve probales inl'o H'Ie Sphinx Club; we wish +0 ex+end ?ltem amd all olher probales our hearly. congrafulafions and l'IOpe lhaJr Huey will be successlul in becoming fu+ure Greeks. . :- Knoll Geolqe Daws Wall'G ALPHA PHI ALPHA HYMN ln our dear A Phi A. Fra+ernal Spfril blnds We'll cherish flay precep+s, fhy banner shall be FBlSBdl All flue noble, Hwe +rue and courageous To +hy Glory. Thy Honor. and renown. Manly deeds. scholarship. and love To all mankind. Are +he aims of our dear Fral'ernl'ry. College days swiHly p655. Imbued wi+h memories lend. And +he recolleclion slowly fades away. Alpha Phi Alpha Jrhe pride ol our hearfs. Aur renowned A Phi A, and dear Fra+emal bond 1. And loved by US clearly arf Hwou May l'hey ever abide and wlllw us slay. ' Mm PHI CHApnl-k NPHh PHI ALPHA FRATERNH'Y Standing tLEH +0 Righil: Wallace Hadsfield, Paul Joseph. Solomon 59ers, Samuel Rossar, Charles Teamer. William Reese. Robert Lewis. Carson Lee. Joe Morgan, Mina MCGI'IEE. Maurice Thompson, Hoarce Lasier, Perry Mifchell. Seafed Lef+ f0 RIthI: Roberf Knox, Walier Sullivan, Edwin FraH, Walfef W'ullis. Lloyd Srn'dh. HISTORY OF ALPHA PHI CHAPTER OF ALPHA PHI ALPHA Alpha Phi Alpha Praferniw was founded December 4. l906. af Corneil Universi'ry Hhaca, New York. by seven graduafe shldenfs desiring closer comradeship and brofh- erhood. Alpha Phi Chapter was esfablished 5+ Ciark Coliege January 28. WEI H is signmcan'r +0 nofe H15+ Alpha Phi Alpha Was Hm firer Negro Greek-leHer organizafion in America and also +he firsf Greek-Ieffer organiza+ion f0 be esfabiished on our campus. During +he year. We have seen our members fundion- ing in almosf every phase of our college life. The frai'eri nify itself has presenfed an amnued Freshmen Smoker, our Fourmhers Day Program and aided in an Aflanfaiwide regis+ra+ion day. A? +his wriHng. pians were being 'For- muhafed For Our Annual bazaar spring brmal. and EducaA Hon for CHizenshIp Week program. The br-oi-hers of Alpha Phi Chapfer are sfili mmmm- ing Hue paHern se+ by Alumni brothers. They are making worthwhile con'rribquIons +0 H16 cam- pus exha-cmricular activifies. Some of 1Hue bro+Hers who have made achievemenfs include: Brofhers Edwin Prat? and William Reese who were Chosen and listed in 1l1e l95I-52 EdHion 0? Who's Who among Sfudenf's 1n American CoHeges and UnfversifiBs.H SILudenJr CounciL Edwin Praff, F'rnesidenJF Men's Senaie Charles Teamer. and Edwim T. PraH. Roberf W. Knox. President and Roberf Lewis. Treas- urer. 01C Hue Junior Class. Walfer Willis. Presidenf: Charles Teamer. Vice Presl- den+: Wallace Harfsfield. Secretary. 0? H13 Sophomore Class. Solomon E. Sears 75 a Member OF Alpha Kappa Mu Honorary Sociefy. Ivan Roper, Vice President Joe Mor- gan. Dean of Wedges. and Samuel Rosaer is Chaplain of +he iota Beta Chemical Sociefy. 5010mm E. Sears. Vice PregldenfI O1c Befa Phi Zefa Biological Socie+y. Perry J. Mi+chelL Vice Presidenf 0? H19 Pan-Hellenic Council. WaHer Su1l1van is President of fhe Band: Robert Lewis. Roberf Knox are members of We male Glee Club: Carson Lee is freasurer of We NAACP and Brofher WaHace Harfsfield is one of H193 Cla rk afar haEFbacks. ibegfa nga glider, Sorority Sigma Chap'rer oh Delia Sigma The+a SorOrHy. Inc. was organized on +he Clark College campus on May 6. l93lw with 9 adive members. The chapfer now censisfs oi: +wen+y-+hree dynamic Delfas. Wifh Soror Mildred Jones as president. Borer Wilhe Engram as Dean of Pledgees. Seror Samuella Gray as Corresponding Secretary. Soror Avis Carver as Record- ing Secrefary. Soror Harrie'H Junior as Treasurer. and Soror Vienna Thorn as Journalist S1gma Chapfer i5 $er- ever moving forward. Delfas are ?ound parh'cipahng in every acfivify of fhe campus which has as ifs purpose the uprlifiing and bef- Jrermen'i 0F +he Clark College family. The achvifies for +he year began wifh a Souih of +he Border parfy given ior +he freshmen young women. Delhas and freshman were 96in robed in the nahve dress of Souih America. HCo-ed 0f fhe Yearu is an evenf which is eagerly an- Hcipa+ed by EM. This event inifiafed by fhe members of Sigma Chapfer in W49. is an annual ahair which cresses sororHy and class lines and selecfs Co-eds Tn Scheiarship. PersonalHy. Good-grooming. and Versafilify. The Co-ed of the year. presen+ed in chapel by H-Ie SorOrs 0? Sigma. is a young woman who possesses eH of H1ese Quahhca- hens. Miss JuanHa MarshaH. a dynamic Delfa. was 53- lecfed 'In WSO. Miss Eula Mae Jones. a Sorer of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororify. and now a sfudenf 5+ AHanfa UniversHy, was selecfed ih WSI. 199mm ' 1 II Iofgilg Q CFHL The annual May Program. enofher oufshand'mq evemt Chapfer. ThIs program is presenfed 'In accord wifh +he Nahonal May Week Program sponsored by The sorerHy. We are proud mt Sorors who are ou+s+anding and who have received numerous awards. Especially are we proud of +h05e Sorors who were sewecfed +0 WHOS WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. They were Harrief? Junior. Scmuella Gray. Vienna Thom and Avis Carver. Soror Samuella Gray was elecfed. abng wifh Sobmon Sears of Npha Phi Alpha Fra+ernify. +0 represenf Jrhe membem of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Sociefy 5+ Befhune. Cookman College in Day+ona, Fla. SorOr HarrieH Junior is presidenf of +h'ls organizahon. Soror Charlie Mae WHlman was elected as an eHend- an+ +0 Miss Clark, Sorors Dorofhy Livings+0n and Mae McCombs were selecfed es MISS KAPPA ALPHA PSI and MISS OMEGA PSI PHI respechvely. Sorors Vienna Thorn and AVIS Carver are campefing ?or Valedfcforian of fhe senfor class. Congrahilehons f0 'rhe winnerH Sorors no+ shown are Mae McCombsl Ruby Davis, Vienna Thorn, Syhx'la Smifh. Opal Jordan. and Mar+ha Sum+er. WHh Jrhe supervision of Miss Barbara Tay'or. Mrs. Davie Pafrfck. and Mra. Pearlie Dove, we are Eving growing, and learning foge+her. MEMBERS andhi do M::.'KE' :ic Smah S!.;.'I.th3r:g S'rancHng L9H to Right Willie Eva lngrarm Mary Hols Sfaley, SmTfh, Samuella Gray, 6. Barbara Taylor, Virginia Tucken SIGMA CHAPTER OF DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY INC. OFFICERS AND MEMBERS MILDRFD S. JDNES...........V ................................ Preshd r.- VVhLH EVA ENGRAM .................. :4 Pretderf anai Dean of Plccwee AVIS JOYCE CARVER ................................ Recrrcia-q Secremry SAMUELLA ERAY.. .......................... Corresponding Secramry HAFJRIET JUNFDR ............................................. Treasurer MART ELOIS STALEY ................... Keeper of Scrapbook and Cudodian MAE LI M.;COMBS .............................................. Chapla'm ROEALYN MANGHAM ..................................... Parliamen'farian VIENNA THORN ................................................. Repsrler SYLWA SMWTH ........................................... Sevqean1-af-A1ms DOROTHY GARRISON ....... ....Repreaanfaiive +0 Th:- F'an-HH hi: Counci' OPAL JORDAN .................. RepresenLarive f2 Thu: Paw-Hcilenic Counc'll ROSTER Ruby Tayicr Davis JuanHa Marshall Marf'na Sum+er Opal Gay Dorcus Phoenix Eunice Theme Elye Field Har'lay Mary Rufh Smi+h Wrginia Tucker Dorofhy Livingncn One'H Smifh Chadie Mae WiHman Avis Carver, Mary Rufh Smiih, HarrIeH Rosa Junior. Juanita MarshaIL Dorofhy Garrison. Dorcus Phoenix, Dorothy Lidngsion. Seaiad Baal: Row: Rosalyn Mangham Eunice Thorns. Seated Second Row: Onell Opal Gay. Sea+ed Fronf Row: Charlie Mae Willman, Mildred B. Jones. .Sjigma Gamma. lello Sorority ' Vaughn Vni- 51'- Leigh NE L3 SIGMA GAMMA RHO HYMN Sigma Gamma Rho. ?o +hee we sing in chorus. Thy beacon brTghf shines clear before us Lithng Hue way To heights of greaf aHainmenf Aims soaring upward unfil Huey reach +he sky. Sigma Gamma Rho. +0 Thee we'H cling forever Bound by fies of love and sis+erhood. Guardmg each aim +ha+ will preserve our sfandard Lesf we should prove unworfhy of Thy name. Gamma Chapfer of Sigma Gamma Rho Sororiw was bunded a+ Clark University in I934. Some years lafer H13 chapier became inactive. Through fhe efforfs 0+: Miss Esielia M. Dixon. 6 mtormer Clarkife. +he chapfer was re- acfiva+ed in May. I950. a+ which Hme eighfeen girls were inIi-iafed Info Has Aurora Club +he pledge dub o'F S'wgma Gamma Rho Sorori+y, These girls were Alice Leigh. Alice Oversfreef, Isabella Taylor. Pecrlie Robinson. Theresa Jones. Ernes+me Benfon. Ophelia Webb. Mary McNear. Vivian Vaugn. Earlene Walker, Dorofhy Hunter, SeHernena Smifh, Yvonne Richardson. Maffie Same. Rosa Hart Doris Harrison, Lennis Shears, and Willie Mae OWens. During fhe Fall probaffon period of WEI. Eve pledgees were inH-iaJred 1wn+o Hwe chap+er which again made Sigma Gamma Rho a recognized Greek-leHer organizaffon on fhe campus. Lisfed beiow are We presenf members of Gamma Chapfer and H19 offices +ha+ +hey hold: Dormhy Hun+er .......................... Basileus Rosa Her? .......................... An'ri Basileus Mary McNear ...................... GI-amma+eus EarIEne Walker ....................... Tamiocheus Pearlie Robinson ........................ Epls'roleus The sorors of Gamma Chap+er of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorori+y are desirous of keeping H19 campus of Clark Coilege beaufiful. Each seme:1er Huey plan +0 fuaner +hi5 proiecf in some way. Omega, psi pin: grafernifg On March l3, Bela Psil Alpha Sigma. Pail and Elan Omega chaplers held a ioinl Memorial Day program 5+ Morris Brown College. On H10 lollowing Safurday Hwe baskelball leam was homered 51+ 6 lribu-le ball glVEH by We brofhers ol Be'ra P51 in recognifion ol +he oulslandlng seasonal record. A lroplw was presenled lo H19 Panlhers by Hwa- brolher's 01E Bela Psi. Bela Psi chapier recen'rly lnillalecl ifI-VE men info f'ne Lampodas Club. Wilh +he lnducl'lon ol live men inl'o l'ne lralernil'y on April 24, The ros+er mC Bela Psi now sland: al +hirfy-one sl'rong. . I .rs ?'r Chemo; 3.333 ' ' Haw r- .1 1:3 5K 4' OMEGA NATIONAL HYMN Omega dear we are H1Ene own: Lel manhood be our eternal glvan I Thou arf our life. our love, our home. Wllh faith in God and hearl and mind. Welll slng Hwy pralsea lar and nigh, We love Omega Psi Phi. Through day: ol joy or years 05 pan. TO serve lhee e'er will be our aim: To all Hwy precepls make U5 lrue: l And When we say our last goodbyel Live nobly as all real men do, We'll love Omega P'sl Phi. Standing lLeii io RTgMj: Herber+ Wellons. Arlhur Johnson. Henry Comm. Chesler Foney. Reuben Simmons. Pairick 59H. Clarence Lewis. C, R. Hamilion. Adviser. Simon Edwards, Rufus Tucker. ThiriTeld Cravens, Charter. Jackson, Ar+hur Coleman. Julius W'Imby. Bobby KTr'oy. Sealed ILeff +0 Rith: Stanley Gasser. Washingion Butler, Hamid Hammon. Ernesi Pharr. Na'H-naniel Thomas. Marshall SmiH-n. Bennie Lowm Ernes! Pharr. Nof Pidured: Curfis Ash, OWE Clark, Furresl Paiiersan, Alvin Turner. Randolph Kendall. HISTORY OF OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY Benz: Psi Chapfer d Omega Psi Phi Frafernify Inc, was established 5+ Clark College in IQZZ. Purpose: The purpose 0'f fhe Chapfer is +0 bring abou+ a uniom d college men 0? sEmHar high ideaks of scholar- ship and manhood in Order: Ia'J To sfimula're H19 affainmenf of high ideals. fol To co-operaie win +he ins+i+u+ion in fosmring ifs ideas. Ilc1 To occupy a progressive and cons+ruc+ive piece m Hwe civil and soc'wal He d +he communi'ry. Through H16,- years' guided by H19 FrafernHy's bur Cardinal Principles- MANHOOD. SCHOLARSHIP, UP- LIFT and PERSEVERANCE. Befa Psi Chapfer has grown to become one of The leading undergraduafe chapfers 01r i'he Frafernify. Durfng WSI-S? Beha Psi Chapfer gave a Smoker in honor of He men 0! H18 Freshmen dass. Men of The Freshmen class and Brofhers of Safe Psi and ofher lccal chaphgrs Hled Roosevelf HaH af UniversHy Homes +0 tarmclfy and emioyed an evemng d gramd enTer+aEn- meni, Each year as H19 celebration 0+ home-COming nears. The Brm'hers d Be'm Psx' turn Their fhoughh +0 a bvely young lady who will symbolize Their love of and reaped For womanhood. This year Miss Mae McCombs a charm- ing young lady d Augusfa. Georgia was sdeded to reign as. Miss Omega. On Odober 28. WEI Miss McCombs was oH'rcIaHy prerseni'ed +0 +he campus Greeks at a recep+Ion held in ihe Iounge o-F PfeiHEr Hall. On November Q, l95l Beta PSI Chapfer presenfed Brofher John Wesley Dobbs in observance of NaHonal A-cbieyemenf Week. Speaking on Hue +heme 'S-securing Worid Peace by Sfreanrhening Democracy, Brofher Dobbs made a Iaslr'mg 1mpression on his audience. On December IOH'. nine neophy+es joined +he ranks of ihe ' .Qs They were: Ernesf Pharr, Bobby Kirby. Ches+er Foney. S+aniey Grosser. Alvin Turner. OfFie C1ark. Clar- ence Lewis. Henry Coiling and Randohah Kendall. Wiih +he addHion d +hese men Befa Psi's membership in- Creased +0 twanfyisix t26j. On DeCember Zb-M Brofher Charles Jackson aHende-d H18 Na+ional Conclave held in Miami, Florida He was io'med at 1516 Conclave by Broiher Reuben Simmons and Brofher Nafhaniel Thomas. The Jnrio reporfed a very succesdul Condeve. Sianding iLeH io Rith: iMabef Sibley. Rubye Harrell. Evelyn Burns. Joyce BuHcr. 'Haroldine Hooper. Seared 1LeH +0 Righik: Rulh Hash 1ngs, Leia Parks. Jo Ella Armstrong. Adid Can+re1l, Willie Frances Kelsey. Nol shown: Ha Baugh, LoraHa Flumher Delores Berry, Pairicia Cenfers. :' Associaie Members INSIJSZI PSI CHAPTER OF ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY OFFICERS AND MEMBERS ?.U 5 l- l-l ASTI Nu: E. .................... , , u4.p LCF'E'T'A FI:TI'I-iEP....... ,i-L'1FZE.iEP3 . ..... ALI. i: L CRI'JTF CU. . 1 Zeta pAi gator, Sorority Psi Chapfer of Zeta Phi Be+a Sorori+y was organized on Hie old Cfark UniversHy campus and has played a par+ in H1e coHege fife since +ha+ Hme. Psi Chap+er of Ze+a Phi BeJra Sorori+y 15 agillmed w'IH'1 Hue National Body 0e Ze+a Phi Be+a SororHy. he. organA ized on fine campus of Howard UniversHy in F920. The ideas o$ Hwe Finer Womanhood Scholarship and Sisterly Love. are forever in ihe heart; and minds of Hwe members of +he SororHy, hr +hey realize fhaf +0 be a success in your He's underfakings you mu5+ have some+hing in which you beHeve and frusf it: be your gu'xding 5+ar. Through chapel programs and public appearances. +'ne Sorori+y has aHempfed f0 bring fo H123 sfudemf body +hose H-Iings which would inspire and inferes+ +hem. com- bining our ideals wi+h H1e Cuffure for Sewice moHo oJF +he schod. Members of fhe SororHy have piayed an acfive par+ in college life, They have parficipa+ed 1n H18 Philhar- monic Sociefy. The Dramatic Group ReNgious Life Adi- viHes. The NAACP, Hue YWCA: they have been Queens and AHendanJrs in The Homecoming Aci-ivHies: They have received H16 high honors of the coilege by being eleded fo the Alpha Kappa Mu Honorary Socie+y: Huey have graduaJrcd 'From Oark Coilege th highesf honors: in fhe Iasf JFive years we have had +wo college Vaiedicforians from Hwe SororHy. Soror Mae Harris and Soror WiHie RuH-I McMuHen. Psi Chapfer of Zefa Phi Befa SororH'y is happy +0 greeiL H16 college family 6+ His fime and 10 assure +hem 1115f fhrough Hwe years we will be doing our parf +0 make +119 coHege Second +0 None.' SORORITY HYMN Wifh fervenf heads we pray For you, left: each day. Vou have always sfond for right, Raffle! Man for Hie might We wif! Jove you ever, And forsake you never, When 22f: calls we will answer one and CH. Chorus Zefu Phi Befa, we love you 30! Your very name sefs our heads agfow. You are brave and you wih' see Hmf Zefc Phi Befa means vicfory. .x4ra-onx'an. 19 f 2:199 CLIL MEMBERS EMU- Bnl-r Eesi-j BaH-r- DT-l'i? Jane- Ecma VVn- dWi Standing: Herman Wilson, Richard Byrd. Robed Wynn. Clarence Williams, Norris Muldrow. Sealed: Avareil Burreu. William Ogieiree, Mr. Thwpe. Adviser. GAMMA KAPPA CHAPTER 0F KAPPA ALPHA PSl FRATERNITY was esfablished November 23, I948. Under fhe personal supervision of the Grand Polemarch. Brofher J. Ernesf Wilkins. Sr.. Brolher Donald Greene Fle'lcher became +he firsf Polemarch of Gamma Kappa. Brofher William Washingfon was +he 'FIFSl' Keeper of Records. Since its incepfion The Chapfer has souqh+ +0 uphold Jrhe primary purpose of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraferniw: ACHIEVEMENT. Along wifh ifs parflcipaflon ih coicur- ricular 6cfivilies. Gamma Kappa has been represenled In many olher luncfions around lhe Clark College Campus. Throughou'l' ifs Ii'Fe Gamma Kappa has sponsored many culfural and educafional programs. Because of 1+5 love lor and belief in youlh, +he Chap+er promofes wholev hearledly fhe Fral'emily's nafional prograthHE GUIDE RIGHT PROGRAM. The presenf ol'llcers o'l l'he Chapfer read as follows: Brol'her Rlchard E. Byrd ................. Polemarch Brofher William M. Oglelree .......... Vice-Polemarch Brolher E. Herman Wilson ......... Keeper ol: Record:- Brol'her Avereff Burress .......... Keeper of Exchequer Brother Clarence Williams ................ Slral'egus Other members include Brother Robert L, Wynn and Brolher Norris Muldrow. Faculfy advisers are Brofher E. E. Thorpe. Brewer E. J. Branlley and Brofher A. B. Wright We hold clear lo our hearfs our school our lralerniiy and all mankind. and firmly believe in Hue lralernlzalion ol fhe human race. Our hymn expresses our love for Bro+herhood and poinfs the way to frue manliness and lldelffy: O Noble Kappa Alpha Pail +he pride of all our hearfs True manliness. fideliiy. Thou ever doer impart. The source 0? our delighfs and 105: and happiness lhcm art. 0 Noble Kappa Alpha Psi, from Thee we'll never parl. When all our sludenl' days are done and we lrom school musl go. Slill We will honor, love and sing Thy praises o'er and o'er. We'll live for Thee, we'll slrive lor fheel we'll all lhy WW5 adore. We'll long fer thee and foil unHI we reach the Golden Shore. .n. plu' bacta nga grafernitg Willie Neal John Car+er P54 Chap'i'erh Phi Beta Sigma Fr'efernify, Inc... was es- rabfiahed r31 Ciark Univerai'ry 3'1 December 27$, I933 'm- Bros. S+aplebum Shoakley Graham and Berryhill Flana- gan. SOme 0? the most recen'r produds of Psi Chalmer- arr; Bros. Dennis Wooding, VirgH ScoH, Sferiing Long, J5me: L, Wolf and Seymore Johnscnl FRATERNITY HYMN The founders of our wondrous band fn number +hey were Three. Taughi ideas high which soon became a par+ of every Phi. Said 1hey our cause le+ us make known, 0 brofhers don'f dismay, Faint nof fighf- on her in fhis wise. our cause speeds on M way- Fainf noi fighf cm for m +th wise. our cause speeds on Hr. way. Richard Washingfon Warner Hudson From wesfern plains fa eastern hills i'here came a shouf c? praise! A shcuf which Tells. of w'cfory bids Befa Sigma raise. A shou+ which sweils 3c: bud hurrahs, and +0 us seems f0 sayh Fear nof fighf on for our cause speeds nobhr on Its way- Fear no+ Figh? cm for our cause speed nobly on 1+3 Way. March on march on ya mighfy hosfs nor Think the iour- hey done Nor oh 1-he fufure deeds +0 boas+ hll wehve ?he vic+ory wonh Then when you hear from Hme +0 hme 0 Sigma whaf 0i +he daw- We'll +hunder back across Jthe line our cause speeds on Ifs way- We'll +hunder back across The line. our cause speeds on 1+5 way. 7am: of 646 74Mdudmaa 1'5,ng .IIIHIWI' mu.- .m 1' H. . . Maura.adm-amadmamadawni?.. . . . .. . . .3... . u H. .. . Raga... .3. ........... a...- . gig 3.3.... 23.. .. 2.1 2 .2: ... ....... . a .3. .3 u. w. .3. f... .; .g .: 5.. .2... .5: .. 3 ngatc'ama clad ' 566M664 Ozga mmwa: .. ih. ... 2! .33. p... -....-...n . g... a.grfn-M. . m.a-F-m-m .- . . . 5...... w. . 2-..... .I..J.--.I..-1.. .. R... ...... 1...:w-Hnnum. .. . a a. Ea... .. u. FF L i m cl v a.- Mar+in Edwards and Frances McGuire fy'pHy Clarll sfudenls. STUDENT COUNCIL i OFFICERS Presiden+ ................................ 7 ................. EDWIN PRATT Secrefary .................................... , ............. AWE CARVER Class Representarwas Freshman ..................... MILDRED MALLETTE. THEODORE MATTHEWS Sophomme .......................... TERESA PARKS, RANDOLPH KENDALL Junior .................................................... ROBERT WYNN Senior ................................................ WARNER HUDSON I MEMBERS ROW Smfih - erij-nn'; Tucker E'rNy Mmrow Minn Manlef Murr'raw Sylvi- Pmun'rrqn: BhJ-sh Cl'mnn fr EIBGHOI' B'Gykn- tsiiereaffie Cunalnnt-J MC-Dre Jonefhyl Bought RrIH; Annld F '11-rjr14 MHCFPI MarY Rmh Slmnh Juen-H Danie: CaiFer' Hljmm Marqem; Mornhg ' g Wanna F' 1- Mara Allan Delores Arnt-EH Tc-ce'a Sm'f'n Ann Wli' r Ida Scale . ' ' ' Mul-Ib: F-IILt-J' Marfha Lee HODE Vick Rudunr; TI'lC- I'EDli-I'IS Fiammr- Cn-y-m F'ul'-,- ngi. OFHCERS Errand?an ....................... 7 ........................ ROSA SMHH .1 Fliernr r ...................................... MARY RUTH SMITH ' 3-. dry ................................................... RUBY DEW? Freasurw .............................................. TECOLA SMITH YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION MEMBERS Wnlljje Hianed ??EEH' Mar'iq Samuel Rcsser Wiliam Oglchee Waangmn Butler WaH-j-r VV'r-II-IS Dcuwc'. R-lenna' Cars- W Le:- Jcna'nan Abel Roncrf Knrj-x Charses Teamcr X-Valicr Knox YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ml: MEMBERS Eileen H. Jonas WH'iie E. Enqram Merouerde Poinseife Rosa Had Vicioria James Clarla 3?qu JU'mH MHChD' Glendc-ra Parfferson Gloria Anderson Herc: MERGE DCFC'HW THVPIEH MNIOHE Alexandor Barbara Himon N?ce Leigh Jane? Mifchell Bernice Dobbins Virginia Tucker FImenCc Cowser Valeria Sgdy Wardeil Wood; R055 Lee FuHer Lorraine Johnson Carrlc Fergumn MBIF'I'IWB 1:59 Wi'hc'minn Baht: Monte: Hezekiah Lucille Gumer JohneHa Hendenon Doris Jackson Lulllan Shnson IJ'Z'ml'ir: HM Nlie cheH Sarah Ivery Johnnie- Dawson Maera Surnfel' DO-WsTh-B CU'W rhercsa 5607: Cansfance Mmaro BeHv JO Aiken Gwenchn Meaks Joan McWiHiams Arlca Arnold Samuella Gray Johnnie M. Auv'm So pra nos Mariorie Alexander WTnEH-z-d Ande'son Andi. Dora Brown E- .- - Wilsor: Bo;+ic Samuel BkaEns Oscar Bronkes Mar'lly' Broakes Avis Carver Theodore Car+en Josenh Chambers THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY Jim yn HI - :3 Haward Frank's L1: 4.2 Jane Odum Eem- Sanr Kelly Chambers WHbeF Chrl'uiidr. WiHene Cm JacHe Davis BeH'y Fielder Jame: Floyd Calvin Gibac-n Ella Carr: Phi I-l:-E MEMBERS E. r ..I nw- r Tenors WK 1 MEMBERS Sranley 65:599.! Gervrudc- Hun'rr Jane? Jackzcn Graham Jacksm Nelson Jackar- John Kimec-uqh Alexander chH-Ijrr Thar. dart.- MJHi-xgwu Jd'n Lee J, D. MIHM Carl thetrcc Columbuu Pearmn Harald que Ivan chE-r Lamim Syn: Jn-i-I'; Sl'mr Evc'yn Shyn- D'zbamh SrHTr MmeJuIH Sm'tn Mary R Ill . Srnxrh Wd.1E-f Sulli'zu'l Mary TaPI-Fldl'j': hndreq an'prnpiff' Huh: Tucker .Jliiux WimL', TLrgrno'. Hr-err-LT' . B-i-r-al Wayne W: 'n Rudr' rm Fd'u'dl Whic-dcre Mr ! Carhgr Liven? W. S. Wirim 9w; VVIH' :F'J Add-ion P. K. CLUB OFFICERS Preshzfeni' .............................................. ISABELLA TAYLOR Vice-Presidenr .......................................... MARTHA SUMTER Secretary .......................................... DOROTHY GARRISON Assisianf Seaman,- ................................. TERAH ANN WHITTEN Treasurer ................................................. ALUE HOWELL Chaplain .............................................. EDWARD HUGHES Chairman, Program CummiHee ....... CUFFORD FERGUSON. CHRISTINE IVEY Reporfer ................................................ THERESA SCOTT MEMBERS Harrier Junior CharceHa Talbc-ar Newton Solomon Eidridge MCM'IHan WaHs-r VViHI-c- Charles Siinicn PHILOI CLUB MEMBERS VVaIIqCQ ngf'fjwd WI: .am Wi.ll:e' OFFICERS F' 'd f .......................................... JONATHAN JACKSON Sreacsrle'learly ................................................. LEON WOODS Treasurer ................................................ WALTER WILLIS VicerPresldeM ................................... WCHARD WASHINGTON MEMBERS Elizabefh Campbel Jan: Odum L::-'a E. Park: Wain? M RCHnS-in M'Hugn M ;6n.-..;. Alfred Knox Warner Hudson Samuella Gray C-mrscn Lav: , ' . Pafrrlcia Confers Wa'fer Sullivan EEeannr Boykin Elaine Jonat. Shannon MifchEL Robert Lewis Rebecca Sidwell Geraldina Walig' WW n- F. Sicnm R.;.sa L. Fuller MEWS GLEE CLUB OFFICERS PI:esu-:ier.r:: ...................... 7 ......................... ROBEPT LEWES yme-Preuoem ....................................... ..ROBERT W. KNOX becrnrary .................. 7 ........................... CHARLES TEAMER TFGEUTH ................................................. ERNEST PHARR LIL-mnan ....... r ........................................ WALTER WILLIS MES; Ollie- Brawn. DI'WCVJF MEMBERS W If r ' ' '. ' - EdiaEr-d ELIIIQEIB: WI mm Daf'd EmES? M Pharr Rnbert Thomas Lando: SUN 7 ' Reberi Laws Roberi W. Knox Horace C. Lnsler Edwin Prat? Char C; C. Tenmer 1. THE LITERARY SYMPOSIUM w 7 W MEMBERS Mildred Jones Torah Ann Whiwen Wardeil WDxis Fannle Waison David Shanlcy Pauline Fieid: Mary Elois Siedcy W. 5. W1ns+cun MarHyn Tucker Comama BU'fs Elnie Field's Hariey Advisers: Dr. STEM Brinkeg Dr. J. F. SL.rr-ror5.gife OFFICERS President ......................................... VIENNA THORN Treasurer ............................................ RUTH MARTIN V;C5.Prealdenr ....... ............... HAROLD HAMILTON Chairman Social CommiHee ........................... SYLWA SMITH : Secrelav; ............................... JUANITA FOWLER Chairman Program Commi'rfee ................... FRANCES MCGUIF'.r OFFICERS F'r-cskzlenl:- .......................................... PATRXCK BELL haplain ............................................. CLARA CR1M v,.; Presua ... ............................... AVERETT BURRESS Reporter ..................................... JUANITA MARSHALL m3 ..................................... JOAN MchLLIAMS Chairman, Program CommiHeord..................... ..ROSE WARD ............................................. BEATRICE LEE Cha'lrman. SDcia: CommiHee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . k . BENNlE LOWE MEMBERS PEICinlI FVDPS Marimie BaH Jrslmnia M, DIBWEOI'I Ucro'iI-Iy TriplEH Uebt-ral'w SmHh AveuaH Burress Delems Burke Mae McComb: . Facu'fw Advisers Joan MLWiiIIBmS Boris Johnson Maria Copher CdriC-n Len Waxie Dickerson Henry Caliina Chara Cr'm-I 'Mr. Green Earlene Wa'lker iDL WiHiam Ha'ie BcHy JC Aiken. 'Mr. Edward F. Sweat Pafr'udc Ball Rosalyn. Mangham Robcri Knsx Bennie Lowe AVIS Juyce Carver Juaniha MifcheH Eleanor Turner Beatrice: Lee Bertha Quadcrman Forrest PaHerscn Waxie Dickerson Harohn' Barmi? Henry Co'liins Paul Joseph JamES Kay Wllliam Powell Frances SmHh WH'I-Ielmenia Baies Johnny CerHon William Blocker Gerhuda Hunim Thomas Mann Earlene Walker Marjorie Alexander THE BONBON 1; BON BONS OFFlCERS Frey?! i' ........................................... JUANITA MFKPSHALL Secrefar, ................................................... PDSE WARD Treasurer ............................................. FRANCES MLGUlEE Chairmarn Social Co'nm- hree ............................. DELC'JRES APNCILD Chc3rrr-an. Program CmeiHee ........................ GWENDOLYI'J JONES MEMBERS Roma Waru' Waxie Dickerson JohneHa Hendermn Delores Armed J-'.:r: EHO Arm:irc-ng Armie Sincglui-m Doris Sirc-zier Eva EH93 Palmer Martha Len, Paulmr; Podeil Frame: MCG-u'ure Junta MarshaH Glenna Houmoy Rmblnez Seeder Helen Benbn 'Mrs. Davin Pair'wc'x Samuella Gray Gwanddw JOI'ICS 'gaculty Adviser N VAND TOKYO CLUBS Backing Lee J-r-yo: BuHer U0rf:1l1-,r I.?vingafc-n lne: Aries Guanire Brayhoy Mary Gay .FMUHY A:Jv':er TOKYO CLUB OFFICERS Pre I '- -1 ................................. , ............ MhRY LYNN GAY 59CFE?5W ......................................... DOROTHY LIVINGSTON l'redE-urr ................................................. JOYCE BUTLER Ch3irrr.an Sc-cIEI Comrni'i'ec ....................... CHARLIE MAE WILLMAN Cha'lmnn P-::.-q-'am Cc-mmiHee ........................... ELLA DERRiCOTTE MEMBERS lJ-'- Clara Cm'rn Virginia Tucker Vicfor'la James Frances Smith Eu nice Thorns Eila DenicoHe EsH-Ier Franklin M Wcired Jonas lfrofh-Ba Curry Charllc M59 Willman mMiss OWE: Brown JJGII McWEIl'ams ALPHA KAPPA MU MEMBERS Samuella Gray Marzl'lail Smith SOIC'TI'3'1 Seals Wiilir: Engram LC-IJ Pal'r, Jc-Ihneho Herderasr Harr'IE'i' Junlcr er M.:W'i:lfan .. Mu'iha Lea WOMEN'S ENSEMBLE OFFICERS '. . ......... .,.. f:h.f-J1lJI-LlA EnPAf . 777777777 OTT E r-AIE.-ff,LF-.1!'. -FJ . . ..MF.P.. T';.3:?- BA! I ..... KJJTJTHY I-:VJI.I.2 I'L- .. ...-lUANIfo MUCH . .l.E.il.A H49. . .. LIE Cs H.JFP?Y JUAF-JVA MIW'J-JLIL .' ': S'- :H 'JH J. A: .r- kos' 1' 1': I'I'WI-Q Mm.- 1A. . i-P finn'r- I'J. ' v. GI'HHH-y N Iii- Gui .v .: 5L HA; !I 8 I : H,:I--'u',- Du: .l xvii : mac gGMissIClarkga Receives Acclaim 0f Colorful Homecoming Throng SIi-gh'lv IESf 'Fan 5.000 spec+a+crs l'r-d Alon: Bree..e y. Chcsfnuf. and Huni'e! Srree'ss wat'nc-d Hac- colorim Chad CoHege Homecoming parade which .501 The way ;c '110 CImlc-Fislr. +::esba'l classic n Harndnn Sfadium. Leading fl'c parade was Hue versatile Chark Col'ege rr-a-clning band -.ndEr She d3- rec'EC-Fl M Sandmasmr Wayman Carver. The sand, .bdousiy Full :35 viciory spirit mrned ir- r1 Linq-sized perfc-rmance zc-r c-nlookeri. Nn one was cut 01' Hep. Mairreiies Annie Mae S;nq7cfor and chm McWillidms d New Or rsans, Ram Leigh Osborne. Sr, Pmc-vsburq. F! Ides Mal'lorio A:exander 21' Tampa: Muri'yn Roberts 0? New York OM: and GWFHCEOIyn G'cx-er a OaHKEId, 69::qu5. added charm TD Vhe bdrd. A Irng 'IinE- cs? rosaH-i. whh ' M155 CKarlcn :uf Front iclirmed ?hc band, The roya: Hva's exeuieu' red and white w'fh a gr en terraced p'afic-rm and H16 inschpfien 'Miss CL-sr'x sHached, held The qcldi-n i'l-nmne r,n wIw'mI-I ihe regal queen was seated. Two pages whr nisended Her. and her per- stunM affendanfs shared she flcsai. Behind ?'ne mmn flcm came H'Hs' r'mferniw' queens in yelaw. may, mnrc-ons black and a1qht 'cluc- tDnuoerIEE: scrorify cam cam- pus mganizmion H0515, and s+udcnf car:- wHI-m cardina. and blnt'ar colors Hyinq. Whine lhe band piayed : corcnmlon march, Miss Clark. Ioue'y Martha Lee d BarncsviHe. Gnu escorted by Robert Lewis 7; AHanfa. axended her Hnrane +0 CHmaI 1he spacfacu'ar prmenfafian 0F queens. The orcscntmlon brougH cheers and ap- phxuze. The time was gay. The spirH CH the hanirr-e show had no? been dampened by winnt was to be 1he Fnal outcome m II'Ie game: The score was FJ. There were Tense momenis. nad happy ones, Presideni and Mrs. James P. Brdwlay wmchcd fhe dispiav of feminine pukhriiude th inheresf MICI satisfadion as they had wafched +he +Trs+ half. 50 did +he ISO or more honor s+udenis 1'r:m Cariervaes ForSyTh Barnesville. Naw- nan, Granville. and Ailania who had come as spec'wal guests 10 wifnessi his homecoming classic , . . Some far H-ueSr first ?irna +0 sec- collcgiaie Footbad. The band led H19 crowd back +0 'hc campus as enthusiasm mounred despH'B Crari's capHL'chn 1o I'Es old homecommg rived. The .3h.n-.n; xSoilmm-e-d to assure H10 foo?- bailers 01' f'neir support They had goHen nas'raulqia as lhey ch-ughf' 0F days gone by and, vichory-Iess. Hsey had siiH enicyc-d F oming. Ralph Maves orchestra sere'iadeo' H15 sfur dams and alumni Mm crowded Info W'IIHum Helm; Crogman Dining HaH for +I-.e ga,-, spirHed homecoming dance. H was a Farm ?amily dance and if brnuqm Haas day +0 5 close. Homecoming was vesferdays bu? is 5+1H l'wed with the Ciariifes who Had had E15 mark imprinfed on Meir minu. RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK OBSERVED ssFacing The Issues ofLife, Oui' of H15 heart explained Hie Reverend Doctor Frank T. Wilsom Religious Emphasis Week speaker r'i'i' Clark Callege Hrare +he issues of liFe. Dr. Wilson, Dean of Howard UniversHy's School of Religion. addressed ihe Ciark facuH'y and s+uden+s cm H18 Hierne 0F fheir Religious Emphasis Week: i'Facing H19 Issues 0? Lhte. There are iwo sirugqies in fine lives of human beings-fhe s+ruggle +0 discover The depil'is oi He's meaning and the s'iruggle $0 esiabiish convincing evidence of Hie significance of +Heir own livesf' Hie speaker siaied. HEngaged in H'Ie iaH'er siruggie are four iypes oi: people: i1 lonely peoples whom H18 world has ignored: 21 indi- viduals who have declared fhaT viri'ue and goodness are illusions. These people use power and weaiih Eor seCL:riiy.' i'Gei while The geiiing is good is +heir phiiomphy: 31 peopie who are bewiidered because of We compiesiiy oi civil- izafion: and people who are vchims of H18 negaiive asped of file ambiguifies of +heir mm nature. Therefore, iiiere i5 6 5+rugg5e. he 5610'- HA siruggie befWeen good and evil. This is erpical of us aIl-we me sirquling, seeking: ior ' THE search for values is fhe essence of life. Your liie and my iiie. in pubiic and privafe, are fesiimonies f0 someihing believed, doubied. feared . . SiudenJrs were advised +0 1?in some+hing Hobie in which f0 believe. 'There is realiiy In our hope: and dreams ii fhis new spiri+ fakes conimi in our Iives. This spirii' is His; divine spark of Hie spirif of God. which supporfs i.':'- in qivirq fesiimony i0 whaf we +hink h: be in H19 greair values oi Hie. Dr. Wilson's concluding address admonished +he audience +0 be sirang, Le+ us be sTran En H26 depfiv, of the iiv'mq spirH 0F Christ The worid is as sirong as us. H can be no beffer: if might be much wori;e:' 1.1.3 c'riciilerqech The Religious Emphasis Week program was planned by a FaculTy-siudeni' commii'fee cc-r'f-iz-i'inq 01' Dr. James P. Brawieyi Dr. J. D. Killingsworfh. Dr. A. A. McPheeiers. Dr. C. B, Copher, Mrs, P. F. Burney Mra. Eva Martin. Miss D. T. Reeves Rev. 5. Marion Weeks. Mr. C. R. Hamilion. Dr. J. F. Summerseiie. Miss A. H. Merril'i; Harriet Junior, Mari'ha Sumfer, VVaHer Wiilis, Carier Lowe. Edwin PraH'. Clifford Ferguson and Richard Washingi'on. Resource persons ior fhe sessions wera Professor Samuel H. Wiiliams. Morehouse Callege: Rev, L. ScoH Allen, Padoh Cen+ral Mei'imdisf Church: Rev. E. Webs+er McMillan. Pasfor. Warren Memoriai Meihodisi Church: Father S. C Usher, Recior, Sainf Paul's Episcopal ChUFChF and MW. A. L. Taler. Secretary, Phyllis Whea-Hey Brarich. Aflarifa Y.W.C.A. A memorable scene from Our Town This set is typical at: those used in Ctartt Ptayhcuse productions Nearly everyone whc- saw HA Midsummer Nightis tZIrI-aarn.q staged at Clark Cotlc-ge. November 23. 24-. agreed that it was a superb performance. Practicalty all at Dav-nge Auditorium's 7'50 corntortable seats wart: fitted with theatre 1:30 r. who watched the ynung a: are and actreRSeSJEOWte whz- hqpc- is get enclgh expErienCE tc- go on being aurora, Even the large gathering at youngsters were enthusiastic. Ar'i 1n5fu.c1:r Arthur Sherrcdis set was an eyercaicher as the tivst scene opened and Philostrate. HEgE-us. anci 'lHippotytaH appeared. Theodore Matthews. Robert Wynn. and Ev25yn Shyei who played these paris rcspectivew. att ?umed in highly succ955tul FETI? ditions. By tne time Demetrius. piayed by Edwin Pratt. and Helena. played by Celestine B!own. came on the stage the action had begun to quicken and so had the speech of the actors. Ly- EXPANDING tGA Dlidsumme r sander and 'iHermia I:Ri:hard Byrd and Juanita Marshattt entered to ?ncrcaae the attentive -5s. at the audience and by the end at the tirst act it we; Inevitable that: the rest at the play would be at tirst order. Especiaily well done were the dances ot the iairies tor which a good deal of credit belongs to Miss Rogermee Johnson who acted a5 chorEOgrapher tor the group. These tairiei tascinated the audience with their mobility.I ct movement. The audienCe came out at the end with satistied taces, and the comments and after reaction; were delighttut, 'tWhat cnutd have been a better way to spend an evening was its attitude Observed one enthusiast: i I: was the liveliest pertormance at HA Midsummer Night's Dream that t have ever Seen, and Snmehow the most nearly right one. c$01.51 Townat When the curtain rose February 27 cnt he Ciarh College Flay- house production. Our Town the stage waa bare but tor a tew chairs. Then Aaron Favors. who piayi the part at the stage man- ager. emered and began to narrate the story at Grower's Corner, New Hampshire. The audience livened. and trom then on the vitality cut the acting was overwhelming. Throughout the play Favors was in complete control cut his ditTiCui; poie. His voice was cteargchanging with the action of the ptoy. i'Our Town' is a Film.r that i: dii'terent. It is the tcwe story of childhood sweethearts, George Gibb: and Emiiy Webb 1 . . their marriage and Emilyis death. In the tirst act George and Emity are youngsterSeqoing to school in day and at nig t taking to each other from their windows. Three years tater. in the second act. they are about to bE married. In the third act. nine years tater. Emily has died in chitdbirthw-and i; is here that Author Wilder meshes reality with tantasy. As the ptot unraveled. Maurice and Andrea Thompson revealed a deep semitivity to their parts and capiued the hearts of the audience. h wautd be difficult :0 dc proper iustice '15 the skill and tinesse with which Andrea transmitted her ditticutt and sobeting part, From the ptay's tense situations. to the light scenes. her acting ran the gamut ct emc-tiena. While practicatly a necphyte. she it; an actress to be watched. Few amateurs disptay the Keen under- standing which she brought to her role, Maurice Thomason metres George Gibbs' deep conflicts evident: he makes the onlookers recall their youth, their probtems. their trustrations. Gibbs is a cool sophisticated character who cares more tor basebatl than for triends. And Maurice Thompson. welt suited to the rote, strengthens the character. He deserves a special Cum laudev AS Dr. and Mrs. Gibbs, Waymon Cranturd and Mariorie Atax- ander gave superb sup'port, Ediror and Mrs. Webbi played by Nathaniet Thomas and Domthy Hunter. were well in hand. The supporting cast: Theodore Carten, Claretha Mchini Thir- kield Cravens, Robert Johnson, Carter Lowe, Walter Mae Rob- inson. Theodore Matthews Eh'zabeth Campbell. Simon Edwards, Chartes Jacksom and Edsel Caricn were unitormty exposed. The choir in act three was especially good. The smoothness at the production can be attributed to the direction at Miss Esther Jackson, 0th at a sea of emotions, tram joy to despair. she achieved the illumination ot the play's themee that frequently people are unaware of the meaning and wonder D-r lite untit death realty is. , that they undersiand little at what lite DRAMA DEPARTMENT N rights, Dreamaa The Sunday Evenirg CuHural How al Clark Col- lege has become a source 0? inspirmion and whole- some en+er+air1me1+ T'or our sfudenfs, alumni and friends of fhe AHanfa community. Through Hue pro, grams prEsen+ed by ar+isrs of our AH Star Concer+ Series. we have seen +Heir love +or +he dassic and beaufiful 1n music and f'ne spoken word grew riche: and richer as Their knowiedge and insighf grew deeper. Our aim is +0 previde for Hue s+uden+s and o+her5 who share f'ne Culfural Hour, adivifies which wEH head +0 abundam Eving in +hefu1ure as well as here and now, The artiers presenfed are among Hie moef d1s'71nguished and skilled America aHords. Ii has been gra+htying +0 'rhe music deparfmenf +0 watch HE developmewf off aporeciafion for and inferes+ 1n Hwe Smday Evening CuHural Hour and TO no+e also We grow+h 0F discriminafing +as+es for +'ne beg? in music anc- drama. Since 1+ is in +113 minds of men +ha+ haie and sTriFe begin it T5, in +he minds o$ men +ha+ Hue de- fenses OWE peace muaf be cons+ruc+ed. The deveiop- mem d a deep and abiding love for Hue beaufifm mew weH be one 07' r'he bundafion sfones for peace. J. deKoven KillimgsworJrh Chairman of the Music DQvision. CONCERT SERIES FEATURED MAJOR ARTISTS The All Sfar Concerf Series of +be Sunday Evening CleT'ural Hour aHorde-d a variefy o? culfurd en+errainmen+ during WSI-SZ. The series 15 sponsored by l'he CuHure ccmmiHee o1wbicb Dr. J. deKoven KiHingSworfb is chair- man. ther members are: Mesdames M. E. Sykes and P. F. Burney: Misses LdVerne 6ai+her. OHie B. Brown. Rogermae Johnson and Margaref Aiken: and Messrs. S. V. Jefer. W. A. Carver. A. D. Sherrod and A. T.Wiisor1. Firs+ +0 perform were +'ne popular duO-pianisf. Neil and Nelson. Their selecfions included: Fugue In 6 Minor' IThe LiHlel by Bach. Amdanfe and Variafions' by Schu- mann. Five Hungarian Dances by Brahms. and Samrday Nigb? WaH'z by Copland. Nex+ was Hue Gen. PlafoH Don Cossack Chorous whw'ch deiighhad +he audience th Archangelsky-Salama's The Day of Judgment Massenef's Elegy.' Tscbaikovsky's Ob. Holy God and I'Save Thy People. 0 God by Tchesnako'FF. Those Evening Balk by Elegy. S+enka Razin by Dobravein. Sheep My Girl'we M Lullabyl by Schumsky and 1n l893'.' E: Cossack War Song. The bigbligh? 01 the mush: season W31. Card Brice wbc sang before a capadw home. Her -:elecfi:ni 'Ir-clud-sc': Handel's 'Ar'ia DElisn. 'Tomusle-s'. Seccb : Lunqi da' My LHIQ Son ' bu,- Hor emce Price. Didn'f My Lord Deliver Daniei' arr-mged caro blue. Habn's IrinidclHe. m- Rirhard Brewers. and RD Jordan. Rob .:rr.-'.1r.-.je-'J 1- Hall .Johnion. Jera'ld Frederic. sensa'ric-na' plarfti H. Frederic. who his :fudEeci wiirb auc'r': masfer-g .j- Breifbaupf, S-tchWskE and Emil Bauer. is easily cne sf +l-e rrc-rcmr-zi p'm'mis'Ts on +be American Comer? dage fc:-'j-::-,-, Hi-. 56:56-22- Hons included Prelude and Fugue. D Maicrn by Bach- Bu50uE. ?hree seledionz ?'rcrn Children 5 Cc-urby Sc-ene-a by Andre Vo'pe. Schubens Hlmprompn 62nd Linn. ' Rbapsodie Hongraise. This is pianfsi Fredcdc's third ao:;earr1r--:e cm HT: 03-? All Sfar Canced Serie In H: Hrs? aplrJra-nrance- be war 4.5 reaped and held a magneiic qu:1 f-r--:.ver ri- audience. STUDENT RECITALS WIN FAVORABLE APPROVAL Eighf Semor music edeeni; were presenmd in recit: 5 year. Rufug Tucker and Marshal SmF'Th were pre r1713 Jnn-Jary 61 Smifb playE-d Rhapsody in G; Minor' b'be-seny Adagio Mouemc-r-f from Clarimz'r Con- IU? by Mozart and Labafis Villanella VXI- UT Turker ?elecri'n: included GLJrev-':c':1': Anaemia from Cor'celfc, 1m E MIWQF, 3- l0? IPOian-Jhe in A Piaf. .TJF 53' by C!:u::l..En-Wri:g:'7, arci ?am'we-r'; 'Prelude +0 a .1 ' Mini-a Willie En : E 'r'1 ?: f Dc-rEfHe-i Curry were brazen F: ir- corced' F-ebrz'cjry 3. fn'dai Engrcz. S 'selec+lw;:n5 7nc UGECI' PCy-..I1 Dance CC. 3. NC, b by Sciwrwenka. 'Amumn, 0p 35. Ni 2 51d TrmmerEE :33 I3 Na. 7' by Shumam. 5. y C..r1::rmm-:1 n .-': 7-;1 :1. n m n r.-:, c. Mina Curry chrsa 'Ar': '- . md Mendzlx. 11 .,4 by 535115. 'Sanciuaryu 1n'; 'Ruznclo Cabrw'zcimoy 0p. Effwer F .;1'1lu:i : :5 Kngwilte Tememee bang and voice f.+LIdi-1HT and J?,C-rl . Chamber . 01:. Grr'fonla. N'IFH'I Caro '- hd-J'Tf were Dresenfoc' in a iolm' -:..ir :: FE-Drual y 23. Mr. Chambers pEa-yed Chop'm preludes. and ldil'mH by Theodore Jack. His 'rrumpe'i seiecfions included Arioso by Cini: 'Mancion'ne by Debussey: ' Ve5+a LE: Guibbah Irrom PagHacci by Leoncavello: Humoreske by Dvorak and PurceH s Sonata in G Minorf M125 Franklin's piano ee'lecfians were HWlwa by Schu- manq and Debussey's Ballade. Her vocal sebaHors in- cluded 'Oh Sleep. W71; Dmsf Thou Leave Me? Tlrom Handel's crew Semeke : 'Ohl Had l Jubal's Lyre by Handei: E:'n Schwan' by Grieg: Who'H Buy My Lav- ender? by German- 'U-I doux lien by Deybmck: Tn's- +esse EferreH-s' by Jeckowsca. The +hird group Include: he 'Iaugb'ng song Look Me ver Once by Sfrauss and 'The Wren' by Beredici' and H1991, ?ors' e lLl-I Che l' 5nima' .rom La Travlc'rsg. Mason Johnsor and Alvim Turner were presen+ed April 6. Johnson's selecfions :Flduded 'Vaise. op. 64, No. 2 by Chopin; 'The Swan by Saim-Saens. and Vidal'e Cor.- cerfino. Turner played 'TWC Larka. Up. 2, No. I by Laschefizkf. Dance Americana by Mcwry and Schumann's WHms 3p, D, No. 4. Wadm Dame wa The freshmen girls classes geHing 521' icr a mcvernenl from H1e dance HSpeH- OFF. Advanced group in a pose From +he'lr in+crpretaiIon oi the popular song- Shrimp Boafs. Maia group in Slum Siricily for Mcnl W9: Dam at W Clark and Pauline ' Ofne Sohsis Ialed mood '- ?us1eii 1 3 e The dance af Cierk has been mei wiih great enihusiasm wiih many oi The siudenis, iacuify anti dance enihuSieSiSA Its purpose in fhe College curricuium has been iwo-ioid: Ii' give; ihe eiudenis oi dance a feeling of physical seli- awai'eness :ano' ahords ihem fhe opporfumiiy 'Yo express fhrough movemenf iheir ieeiings and emoiions of iheir Everyday experiences. The Dancing classes preserheci a Chepe! hour program oi Dance on February l9. I952. The recepfion en ihe parf oi Ihe- .;+L.deh+; and faculty was ehihralling and gave great impeius +0 +hose who were dancing for +he firsi iime. The dance group also per+icipefed in We Music Feshval ac+ivi+ies of the College from +he I7+h to ihe 20+h oi Aprii. Moreover, we were invifed 10 dahce ior fhe elemenhary sfudenis ei John Hope Elemeni-ary schooi and are looking iorward To be Jrhe gues+ performers 6+ The Morris Brown Coliege May Day Feshviiies. I3ih of May af which Hme +hey will repee+ several of ihe ouf- standing dances irom +heir firsi program e+ Clerk by special request of +he DeHas mc Morris Brown College. in Jrhe words oi one of The members of ihe maie group: Modern dance can be very useiul in our presen'r socieiy. The dances +ha+ we learn can be used in our everyday dances such as Jrhe Rumba. Samba, end for 'Those who cah'f waif: fhey can learn fheii' +00. Moreover. the meme hers ieern coordinahon oi every muscle and Jrhe meaning 0? dance releiionship fo modern life. In ihe words oi Margaret Lloydi Dance Criiic oi ihe Chrisiien Science Moniier. +he answer To ?he quesiion 'Whai Is Modern Dancing ?: Creahve Modern Dance is an expression mt human ex- periences fhrough movements of Jrhe human body. Much of what we are is shown in +he way we move. We ire- quenHy express our innermosi ieelings Iand somefimes give ourselves ewayi in such a movemeni as an impaiieni kick mt +he Foot Modem dance puis +hese common in- voluniary movemeh+s ioF which +here are many more +han We are awarei info rhyfhmic movemeni's. Movemenis which are buili To communicafe +he dancers response Jro a given experience. idea. or ieeiing. Modern dance is whai modern paihhng and modern music erera new developmeni of an oid arfea creai'ive maniFesfahon oi: our iime. A? Clark, 'Ihe dance is under +he supervision of Miss Rogermae Johnson. herseii a dancer of noJre, 74a ??mtha 5mg JUANI'I'A MARSHALL Associa! e E d i m r Special! Services DAVID STANLEY Editor-irm Chipf HAROLD HAMILTON Associate Editor Al! in Spam Football Brtsknrbuli Truck MILDRED JONES ROBINEZ CEEDEH Feature Editors Copy, Proofs, Typing MARY STALEY FRANCES McGUlRE M 5656mm Since +he 10b o'F producing H13 school annual supposedw begann ClarkHes viewed fhe members of fhe Panfher sfaFi' with scarnfui eyes. Everyfning was so dIHeren'T horn previous years: No lighfs were; Bean burning in Hue Panfher office during Hie nigh'r: no one seemed +0 be exer'Hng any +erriHc amounf 0+ energy during H15 day; and no one group of people was WreraHy worked to deafh. Instead. this year's proied had all +he earmarks of careful plannMg. SfaH members appeared in Hue office ai different Enfervals during +He day, group replacing group, each one making in; own confri- buncn, sfopping For an occas'wonal 'coke . unfil Hie l952 Panther began to shape ifseiF info We finest annual +n5+ ole CC has ever wifnessed. SIMON EDWARDS l-L MAURICE THOMPSON THIRKIELD CRAVENS .A MARTIN EDWARDS TOP CAMPUS PERSONALITIES The F?Hh AnnuaI Parsonalify Clinic 5+ar+ed on Tuesday. March I3. 5+ 111E chapel hour This activlfy was designed to promo're Infereer in fhe iofal developmenf of men and women and i'o place emphasRs on social compefence as Well as academic compefhence as a means +0 develop a well, rounded xbndividual. Om Wednesday. March I9, a+ H18 Chapel hour. a group of charming young women presenfed a panel enfifled Woman Yes- +erday and Today.' On Thursday. Marci: 20. a debafe was held on +119 subject I'Marriage With a Career Can Be SLIC- Cess'FL:l.' Om Friday, March 2l, +he speaker was Mr. Franklin Thomas. program director 0 H19 Bufhar Shem- Y.M C.A. The Men's Ensemble hrnished H19 music for Hue day and +he program ended wifh a resume of H19 personalHy week program by Dean Hamid Mazyck. A5 H16 fined feaJrure of ihe weekis acffvifies a Prince Charmxhg Md 6 Miss CharmingH were seieded on 'rhe basis mt personalify. grooming frlendliness, popuiarify, sympa+hy. abilHy as a converaafionahsf, abili'ry a5 a thinker, all-around abHHy. versafilHy. besf proporfioned figure and besf physique. Ten Jrop women and hen mp men were seJECTed as +he beef represenfafives 03C each 01: 'rhe foresfafed qualifies. Prince Charming and ' M?ss Charming haulng re- ceived 1419 1119112351 +o+al number c$ vofes 'FOr aH qualifies. The following young women Were selected as Hue fop ?emaie personaliiies on H15.- campus: Madha Lee Mia:- Clark I95I-52. was decked Miss Charming Addie Flora Browm besi personalHy: Pauline Posfeil, mosf versafile: HarrieH Junior. 1:33er +hinker: Mae McCombs, mosf popular: Marjorie Alexander. mosf sympafhefic: Charlie Mae Wilman, beg? groomed: JuanHa MarshaW bea'r conversaHonaHsf: Same S+ephens. mosf friench'. Andrea 'l'hompson mosf all-arounn'; and Marilyn Robinson. besf propor+10ned figure. Chosen as Hue +op male personamies cm +119 campus were: Edwin PraH. Prince Charming : Nathaniel Thomas. besf +hinker: Walfer Willis. mos+ sympa+he+1c Bennie Lowe. rnos+ popubr; Chasfer Foney. beg? groomed: Pahick BeH, bes+ physique: Charles Jackson. bes+ personaiHy: David Stanley, mosf friendly: Jonafhan Jackson, bes+ conversainnalis+: AvereH Burress. mos+ allvaround: and Marshall Smi+h. mos+ versaJrHe. LeH +0 righ+ Ldandingl: Bennie Lcawe Chesier Foney. Pairick Bail, Charles Jackson. David 5+aHIev. Jonathan Jackson. Sea+ed Heft +0 rigid! ere Na- Jrl'hanTel' Thomas, Edwin Pm?! and Waiier Willis. THE CLARK PANTHER Though the PANTHER failed to scoop any at the local newspapers on the big stories of the year. or carry out any et'tect'ive crusades. or support itsehr with the sale of advertisements. it was generally agreed that the six editions of the yeerethree below paretuhcilled the requirements of the journalistic traditioni The greatest improvement over past years took ptdCe in makeup. With the adoption of a new banner on the tirst edition and a decidedly radical change in front page layout, the staff made a vast improvement on the appearance ot the paper. The pictures, work at Photographer Homer Williams. were better than ever. The best articles ot the year were President Brawtey's account of his European trip. ATLANTA DAtLY WORLD Edition Wiltiam Gordon's article On southern politics. +he Homecoming spread. and basketball coverage. A brand new staff tackted the lob 0t editing the paper this year. With the execption ot the Editor-in-Chiet. who held down that tremendous job tor two years, PO member at the IQSI-SE statF had ever worked on the paper betore. Ernest Pharr. editor ot his high school paper. took the iob 0F Associate Editor and did a bang- up iob r3: Editor of the April edition. tBonr-Qet' Southali, one at the most reliabie steH members met every deadline for all editions. Delia White. the uecretary Who ceuidn't tyne. was a good worker. though her es- '9iqt1mEItt, were tew anti fer between ETD; Lewia. our ace copy edi'or. could mt- he wpplied wi?h enough copy. The enthmiasm which greeted us in September was not tong it: giving- wex, tc. a decidedly pe-ssive inrerest. The nr-Gbiem at. student teetfibuticna war. the greatest handicap this yeari and in this aspect the PANTHER turned out tr: be the work C? a teith- tut tew. . , 14 Dr. J. F. Summersetne. Diresor 0t: A . .. - - . Harald Hmrsitto-ni 52. Ed.- 'ot-fn-Ch-'elr, doubted D: an Assistant fo the Drrector or Pubhmty white sewing Pubiic Retations eav inv lueble 6:, t 4 E a ' :we. year: :5 Ec'r'mr of the PANTHER. ciatarice in improving the pacer. pups; P.I'I-jrr. 54 D-J-J'in White. '54 Etoye Lewis, '54 Yvonne Southotf,'54 Assorimo Editor Secretary t0 the Editor 695W Editor Feature Edda! 7aW Though fhe Ciark iooi'bali feam has yef f0 become a power in Souihern lniercollegiefe Afhieiic Conference foci- bail. the ieam has louihL a repuiaiion for having fhai' never say down' spirif which. even +heugh +he years have nof smiled on Pr, fhe feam is never one +h0ugh+ of as +he Linder- dog in The true sense of +he word. The per? season saw Clark field one of 1+3 smalles? +eam5 in many years. small in numbers and smell in weight Frank Odum. +he iSO-pound cenfer who showed an undying desire fo win whiie playing 60 minufes 0f neeriy every game car- ried on ihe irediiions made by such Flyweighis as Harvard Jennings. '50, Johnnie Richardsi '5li Aubrey Chaffers. i5i. Add i0 ihaf Arihur Johnson. John Cannon. Lee McNeil end Norris Muldrow, for I95li amd you have paif of Jrhe scrap- piesf Jream +he+ ever donned H18 Cardinal emd Shack. The Penihers ended the season on Thanksgiving Day by Failing 506 +0 SIAC Neiicnei Champion: Morris Brown. The greeiesi weaknezs hhis yeereoiher Jrhari weigh+- was in our passing efiach. Wifh a line averaging Iboi The Gasser; were noi offered fhe +ype of Cover +0 gei OH good passes. Too many infercepfions were made of our passes ai crificai mcmenis. Johnson and Clark, howeveri showed reai defermineiion passing hem +he querferback sis? and Leon Cerlfon. playing his firsf yeer-es quarferback-showed ex- cepfionel promise of becoming a iriple-fhreei. Probably Jihe besi pass piay 0+ +he season came in +he Alabama Sfefe gameiJehnsen +0 Harisheld for +he fouchdowri which fied +he coun? aT 6-6: and sei' 1he 5+ege for Johnson's Conversion which won The game. The mosf spectacular play of the season came in The his? game. On Morris Brown's kickoH, Arfhur Johnson +001: +he ball and ran for ihe sideline wiih fhe eniire Morris Brown squad on his heels. Suddenly he leaped in fhe air and passed back +0 Newf Solomon on Jrhe Opposife side of fhe field. New? wen+ 60 yards backed by +he besf display of block- ing oi +he season. and would have gone Jrhe distance had he one more good block. ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Firsf row: A. T. Wiisc-n. Nurse C. Chandlen Paul'me Pedal, '53. S. V. Ja'er: second row: H. C. Williams. C. R, HamiHon, J. J. DEFINE J. W .Ha:r?s: +Hrd ow: Harald l lnrn':H-.m. '52. Edwin ?raH. '53, Coach Leonidas Epps. Le-cnqsrd Lumpkin. '54 ard J. F. SummerseHe, Seniors J. Hobbs L. Bell P. Bell CAPTAINS Lewis L. Bell ' ' EPPS Direcfor of Athleiics 5J9 4 f! . F 49 32 THE SEASON When head coach Sonny Epps looked over his befbaH rosfer for H16 season he found +ha+ he had only +hree +wo hundred pounders. a squad of for+y phyersl and perhaps one of fhe Nghfesi feams In fhe hierory 0? H19 coHege. Thus. WHh bee'F' greaHy in need. Coach Epps decided +ho+ speed would be H19 Jrean'fs best be+ f0 have a successful season. Operating from +he T formaHon wifh quick openers and hand-oHs backed up by a passing aHack which was piagued by a shorfage of ends and passers. H'Ie Panihers 901' off is a winning sfarf against For+ Valley 5+a+e. af For+ VaHey. Georgia. 0H Sepfember 23. CLARK FORT VALLEY .. ..0 Affer ?hree quarter; of play :'n torrenfial rain th neHher +c-am able- in store. Ogie Clark. on a qch'K Gpening play handed fhe bd' 0H: m Freshman Lau- rence Gates. who ramped +hir+y yards un+ouched +cr flue oniy anon: of HM: bal' game Muldrow. Evens. L. Bel! Turmc; nerd Odum 55+ Hue siege $cr +he score wiih fheir rugged I'ma- and backfield play. CLARK TUSKEGEE Wifh a +hird quark: lead 02' 5-D a+ Birmingham's Rkkwclod STEIdiUrTI, ?hB Eppsmen WETB NE D fl-IE Way :0 +heir second vidc-ry. buf infercepfed passes and blocked pun+s humid the tide as Tuskegee's ' Radio Rod puHEld In a pass in the Clark end zone. and a Tuskegee hllbncl' smashed ?hrough H'Ie Panihers' line for HM: cincher. r.: -;'; V f. v 122:3:34 .. , :1 F' J, vg 3' $ $ mo CLARK 5 C. STATE, , , Carolina's Bulldogs came ?rom behind and handed the Fanfhers Hweir second has of +he semen cn chober I? 'In Herndon Stadium. Percy Evans crossed Sfafe'i gael for H'we +1rs+ Clark TD and Ome Clark +cased +0 Freddie Jackson for the- second. Arihur Johnson made The sole Clark conversion. Shame hfi' payd3r+ three Hmes in H18 seccnd half and made good 5H conversion aHempts. CLARK ALABAMA STAT T'ne Panrhers half We Horne+s' ang early in Hm second quarter 0F +he chober I9 contest in Mont- gomery and +rai5ed for +h1riy mRnu'res before Aerr Johnson Hf haHbacE WaHace HarJrsHeld an a pass play for Hue inng fully. Johnsan kicked Hue exfra poxnt which won We, game. End Coach Big Jones Gales Johnson THE SEASON CLARK MOREHOUSE For H'Ie tenth siraighi season Morehousa'; Maroon Tigers werE- unable f0 wifhshnd H19 Cardinal and Shack +ide which surged over fhemo n Dcfober 2? m Herndon Sfadium. Holding +heir punch unfil H'I-zl +ourth period. Chark penerrafod deep inm 'House ial'rHoFy bu' Fai-ed fo cross. the sfripea. In the Final 5+anza Percy Euan5 smashed ever from two yards 0L11,'Lesrk'-n BeH 35f upfhe second rally when hr.- blocked a Morehousc kick. AHI'Iur Johnson handed OH i0 Gdfes who raced fhfr'ryrfive yard: +'or H18 ciincher. CLARK 7 7, , ,, D Uncheaied Xa-Jer UniversHy snared thin H-mze n'nuhzs affer er: cpcning whisile cat H're'r home- comInq on chombsr IS and wenf on 1: 'nurnbb- Hue Parihem 45-0. as McClain and McKee Mel' advan- i-age cf the- gaps made w'n Hwe Chr': line by JIM:- Amer'lcan Will?e Elmicn. With Lewis and Bell dxsquaHi-j-d :r- ihe first period. Turmcn, Damies and L. BeH were Forced T galaxy 1hr: cfiife name. H-Jmecaming. Fisk struck earh' in HM: svgcc-nd pe'Iod 5+ Herndon Stadium on November 113'. r'mi-n again in Me Hwird period i'rm- Bqutg: :roasud Hwe strlpc' Mice Hr: Ehew'r second add +hvd raHies. The lone Clark TD came sitar Larkin Ec'l cavered a Fisk hmble on HWE: Bulldogs 40. Barret! picked up We yards. and on the men! play Johmvrn passed M Jackson For Ehe ?.cc-re. Johricn kicked the PAT CLARK ........ , ,, .........6 MORRIS BROWN... ......... ...so A gellouf crowd cf Herndon Sfadx'ur'n on Thanks- giving Day saw 6 diehdrd Panrher feam push Nafiona' Champs Morris Brown around for The Firsf fEW m0- mrsn+s of ihe game before faHing m a highly pmiuhed passing aHacI: which 505m pui H19 Brownfcs far 'm Hwe lead. Freddie Jackson :augH Dme Clarks fouchdown pass in the end zone for Hue Panrhersl only talk; 0F rhe dam CLARK CAGERS COOL OFF IN HOME STRETCH The greafesf handicap over- come by Coach Epps this year was one of sub5+i+u+es. Bolslered by +he seasoning of Roman Tur- mon. Freddie Jackson and Leon Carlion, and by Jrhea arrival of Malcolm Turner and Darius Halri sfon, fhe Pan+hers had +heir best season since I940 when :3 Clark feam won +he SIAC Champion- ship. This. yearls feam 59+ a new Clark winning record by going unde- Fealed Jrhrough sevenfeen consecu- Hve games. H broke The Ole Morris Brown jinx for l'he firsl firms in live seasons, buf ll could no+ break a comparalively new ilnxifhe one which has given Ala- bama Shale viclory over Clarl: in all buf one game since I948. WHh sevenleen COI'ISBCLIl'iVB wlns cm fhe record, +he Panfhers began +he cooling OFF process on Feb- ruary 16 in Montgomery. Alabama. AHer +aking a ?7-70 decision from Tuskegee +he night before. l'he Eppsmen moved into +he capital ally f0 meef Alabama S+a1els up- sef-mincled Hornel's in whal' was desfined +0 be The only regular season defeat handed +he Pan- +hers. Alabama wan 65-54. Af+er shocking The local spor+s world. JThe Eppsmen made a re covery of Their winning ways and Jtoppled Allen and Fisk a+ +he Magnolia. But al' H16 Nafional Tournamenl in Nashvillel The Pan- JIhers were again on The shorl end of fhe scoring as Tennessee Sfafe won a 54-43 vldory and wen? on +0 win The na+ional championship. Prediciions on +he SIAC Tour- namenf favored Clark and Florida +0 meal in Jrhe finalsl Clark drew Alabama Sfa're for fhe firsl' round. The Tim: was nof broken. Alabama Sfafe edged +he Panfhers 70-69 wH'h a las+ minute Tree Throw and wenf lo +he finals. Thus. aHer a brillianf season. +he Panfhers Iosf +hree games which upsef +he hopes of Clark lens for a clean sweep of bolh SIAC and NaHonal championships. However. the early viciories broughl us The VlsihaHon Cham- pionship frophy which now stands in Haven Warren and all was nol losl'. The Fanfhers Hef'l' +0 Righfl KneelTng: Farres+ PaHersone Avery Burress. Leon Carlion. Bennie Lowe. Freddie Jachsom Bobby Palmer. Norris Muldrow. Standing: OFFe Chark. Malcolm Turner. Darius Hairsfon. Roman Turmon. Warren Rouse, William Powell. James Trice, and Leon Alexander. The Season When HSonny Epps floored his sferfing five ageinsf Savannah S'hafe e? The Magnoiia on De- cember 7 Jrhere was li++le doubf In Hue minds 0+: Cheri: 'Fans buf' +ha+ +he Penfhers were sfronger Jrhran any Cfark feam in recenf seasons. Lowe, Turner. Turmonh Pa+ferson. and Carl'ron Jreek fhe helm in The firsf ha'f +0 give The Panthers a 35-24 advanfage e5 +he second quarfer ended. A smoofh working +eern mt subsHJruhes widened fhe gap 'In +he second half and piled on a 68-44 score for The Firsf vidory. In Savannah for +heir second and +hird encounfers 1+ was ?he same sfory. Ciark easily Won 68-56 and 56-48. Knoxville College proved 1'0 be a sirenger feam then was expefed buf +eern cepfain Lowe and JFresh- men Darms Hairsfon and OHie Chark made +he dif- herence in scoring powereas shghf as if weseand fhe Eppsmen edged a 56-54 decision horn The Ten- nesseens. On January 4. in KnoxviHe +he Panfhers made easy work of Jrhe Tigers wnh a M-SO score. Wi+h Eve vicfor'xes on fhe record Jrhe Penfhers still had no+ Jrheroughhx convinced sporfs wri+ers the? Clark Was a feem +0 wefch. On January 5 in +he Cfark-Fisk game +hey said the Tale would be ?oid. Fisk showad reel deierminai'ion +he+ nigh+ and hr The first Hme all season +he Panfhers hailed in scoring. We saw +he Bennie Lowe of old 1haf nighf' in +he hourfh querfer as he Hed the score after +he Bquogs had pulled ahead. His five sfraighf goals in This period set 1he sfage for Leon Cerlfon i'o slip under for a lay up she? when Fisk held a SLSO lead and +here was less fhan one minufe remaining m +he game. CarH'on's goal ended Jrhe scoring For +he evening and Won hor Clark a 52-5h victory. On January 12 af Jrhe Megnohe fhe Maroon Tigers were handed a decw'sive 58-4! loss at +he hands 01h Jrhe Eppsmen. The Purple Wolverines of Morris Brown were now +he +eam +0 sfop +he Penfhersh bu'r 'For the hrsf ?ime in recenf seasons +he Eppsmen were no? rafed es underdogs. Cerhon again saved the day in Jrhe waning momen'fs oh +he game wifh a hay up shoi +hir+y seconds behare +he hnal whis+le sounded. A 47-46 vidory over Brown was an Inspirafion fo +he +eem end in +he nex+ +hree games Tuskegee Soufh Caroline, and Benechd' were prach'cally helpiess behjre Jrhe now weH-poiished Panfhers. The Benedicf game sew +he Eppsmen reach +he peek 0F scoring peHeciiom es Turmon hi'r I'he hoops for 38 poinis of fhe 82-57 score. The Xavier +hrea+ never meferw'elized af +he Meg- nolia cour+ on February '2 and H was Clarkhs game all +he way it: a ?I-bO videry in Jrhe t2 game. Befhune-Cookmen came +0 Aflanfe on February 4- wiJrh an impressive win s+reek and only one loss. Behind John Cheney fhe Horidiens piled On 75 polnis. bu+ Lowe hif his seasonhs high of 29 points foward a 83 poin+ Clark score and Cheney's eHor'ib proved he be in vain. Morehouse. showing va5+ improvement proved +0 be a disappoin+ed hosf 5+ +he barn in +he new game and affer leading ?he Panfhers in +he hrs? quarl'er, The Meroom Tigers fell +0 ?he fune of 55-49 as Clark virfually cinched 1+5 claim on -the ciiy Championship. On February 9 Soufh Carohna Sfafe shower: bril- h'ancy in spofs and phayed a close second +0 +he Pan?hers Throughout game number sixheen bqu in +he homesfrefch th Lowe. Hairsfon. Turmdn and PeHerson scoring in +he final period. The Panfhers forged ahead her fhe kill, 69760. In +he second ClarR-Morris Brown o'f the season Jshe Pan+hers were favored for +he hrsf Hme over the Wolvermes. The 5HH undefeefed Eppsmen knewe however, iha+ i+ wouid be no push-over, end +he Final score, 54-52 proved +ha+ Brown sHH had +he determinafione i? nof fhe power, +0 bemL Clerk. The ili-hahad day draws nigh. Affer 4.urning +he Tuakegee Tigers back in a 77770 decision 5? Logan HaH on February l5. +he Eepsmen moved info +he Hornef's nesfeMon?gomery. Alabama. The upset minded Hernefs had iusf a 'Few days barore. swamped fhe Xavier Gold Rush in whaf af +ha+ Hme was consw'dered a maior upset WHh +ha+ Vicfory To +heir crechh +he Alabamians were con- vinced +he+ 1hey would be +he 'dark horse +eam 0f the SMCea convichon which was Iefer +0 be proved The supercharged Hornefs +hrew a fast break and set-shof shack af Jthe Eppsmen which neHed +hem 27 points a? half Time and puf up a zone defense which confinuahy baffled The Panfhers and aHowed +hem onhx l7 poin+5. When S'ramps and SmH'h were disqualified +he Panfhers breafhed a sigh oh relief. bu+ the relieh was sherf-hved. ior Askewe who had been on fhe bench for fhree quar- ters, made his debu? In ihe hnal period and down fhe drain went the game in +he hnel moments as ASLew poured four consecque goals in for Ala- bama lo give his 'ieam a 65-54 Mn. Burress. whe- had played brillianiiy Jrhe nigh? before ageing Tus- kegee wi'rh 20 poinfs was hehd +0 enh, 4. Turmon and Lowe got IO and IS. Trice. whose Hmely 5e+ shofs pm? the Pan+hers ahead three fw'mes in +he wan- ing moments of fhe game could no? dude fhe bulh dog ienacHy 0+ +he Aiebama guards. There was greaf lay in Ahabame 1hai' ':I'gh+, bu+ ?here was no ioy a? Chark. A haphess. Allen UniversHy quinfei was +he neer opponeM of +he Pan+hers Who. shll winging from the Alabama Sfafe defeat wen+ ail out to admin- isfer an overwhelming 70749 vici'ory wH-h +he ehhre team scoring. Fisk University was expecfed it: give more houble fo the Panfhers in fhe las+ game oh ?he season. bu1 Turmon hif his 35 poinfsh LOWE and Burress Fell be, low per wfih 9 apiece. Trice hif for 5 and Powell talhed 3 poinfs For Clark's 67 poin+ fofal while Fisk scored 58 poImls. CLARK PLAYS IN FIRST NATIONAL TOURNAMENT When nBW5fI'rs1' reached Afianfa fha+ +he 15+ Nafional Baskefball Tournamenf w0uld be pbyed Jrhis year, fine by-word among Clark baskefbaH players became. Do you wanf fo go?' They wan+ed ?o go-and +hey did go. r On +he sfrengfh of Clark's oufsfanding record for Jthe season. fournamenf officials seleded +he Pan'l'hers as one o? +he Jreams +0 1 play in +he Nafional lnvifafional Baskefball .I'our'namemL February 28, . 29 and March I ai' Fisk Universifyhs field house. 1 Even +hough Jthe feam was elfmined'ed in +he firsf round by Ten- nessee Sfafeo 1+ is significanf in +he annals of Clark baskefball hisw fory +ha+ +he Panfhers were ianed +0 H16 firsf such fournamenf. and - +ha+ +hey played in fhe hrsf game of +he fournamenf. ' Thus. Clark baskeerall emerged From comparahve obscurHy +0 x nafional recognHion in two years. In l949 the baskefball +eam won only have games. only nine in I950, sevenfeen In l951 and nine+een In fhe pasf season. . H Is ako no+ewor+hy fha+ in Jrhis. firs? fournamenf C1ark placed l a man on fhe Hrsf HAlliNafionah Tournamenf Team. Roman Doc Turmon, sophomore 4From Thomas+on. Georgia. while scoring only I? poinfs against Tennessee Sfafe in We tournar menf', convinced +he selecfing coranHee 1116+ he deserved ?he cen+er I posiHon on +he Jrournamen+ hrsf foam. rxaa-qaquyo ' 1. . V .52.! 'r WW h. 4'? g :73? . Panthers Fall A1 SIAC Meet, But Win Visitation Championship Only once since I948 has a Clark baskemall +eam defeamd Alabama S+afe. This year fhe +wo leases +0 +he Hornefs nearly roved 'FoJrol on one occasion and pre- vented a pogsibe celan-sweep of bofh SIAC champion- ships on H18 other. Early 'H'I February i+ became apparenf Thaf fhe Visifav Jnon championship would go +o Cfark or Florida A 8: M. Nei+her +eam had loaf a game. Clark had passed mosf of Jrhe sfif'Fer opposHion wifhouf a 5e+back and H' seemed as kugh we had dear sailing all Jrhe way. Horida erill had fo mee+ Xavier +wice, Befhune-Cookman. and a pos- sibie winner-Jrakeiall game with 1he Pan+hers. Hope dimmed in Clark's corner on February l6 when Alabama Shahe ended +he Pan+hers' win shack. but shorHyr after. Xavier broke Florida's back In New Orleans. This game decided +he race. The CIark-Flon'da game was can- celled because of crowded schedules and because of H19 invi'raiion boih feoms received +0 play in fhe NaHonal Tournament Cla-rk eased on +0 win +he Visl+anon Championship accordmg 1'0 +he Dickinson Rahng Sstremo by I90 points h24.l7 1'0 Florida's 22.27. While winning only one mee+ during +119 season, +he track Team Show'ed more harm ihen has any Clark Track Team since W46. On Samrday. April 26. +he Panthers roiled up 69 poin+s In fhe annual Cify Triangle Track and Field Meet T0 capfure Hue l952 City Championship. WHh eigh+ firs+ places Jrhe Panihers oufdisianced by far second place Morris Brown's Wolverines who neH-ed only SI poinfs for second phace and fhe Maroon Tigers of Morehouse who scored 39 poinfs. Ou+s+and1ng in ihe individual evenfs were John Can- non, Charles Sfinson, Edward Clemmons, Roman Turmon, Leon Carifon. Arthur Johnson. Huberf Ricks. and Laur- ence Safes. BarreH, Clark, and Sfinson broughf Jrhe baJron across 1he Enish line in +hree minufes and +hir+y-eigh+ seconds +0 cop firer place honors in Hue mile relay. Leon Carlbn has been defeafed onhy once in his par- ficipahon as a iavelin +hrower. The sophomore horn New York Ci'ry was defeahad in Hue Tuskegee Relays by an fndependenf con+e5+an+. John Cannon, who won +he comcerence hurdies cham- pionship his freshman year. came back affer fosing +hai honor lasf year +0 win h'rsf place fn bofh +he hfgh and how hurdies Championship at fhe SIAC Meet Laurence Ga+es. Freshman. was Cannon's sHFFesf compehhon aH season. Wifh a sprained ankle Ga'res managed to come in behind Cannon her second place in +he high hurcHes evenf 6+ +he SMC Mae? and H19 CHy Meet A? Jrha- SIAC Mee+ +he Clark feam hailed champion- ship Xavfer Universify by one poin+ +hroughou+ fhe afier- noon, but when Xavier Jrook Firs? pface a+ +he pole vaulf and Tuskegee fook a firs? in +he 880 Relay, fhe Panfhers were forced in+o +hird piacehhve poin+s behind Xavier and Wm points behind second phace Tuskegee InS'Hfu1'e. ,4 54am: 24mm? of; 6am Clark UniversiTy was Tounded Tn l8e9 by The Freed- men's Aid SocieTy OT The MeThocT'IsT Episcopal Church. now knowrw as The Board of EducaTion Tor Negroes. The TirsT TDCcTJTOn was in The ciTy aT WhiTehalT end McDerTieT STreeTs, During The TirsT Tew years. Bishop GleerT Haven secured a TreCT oT Tend 0T TseTween 400 and 500 acres on The souTh side OT The CTT'Y To thch The UniversiTy was moved in l872. A large porTion CT The Funds Tor The Touno'ing OT The UnTversiTy was conTribuTed by Mrs. Au- gusTe Cldrh CoTe, The daughTer of Bishop D. W. Clark, who died in l872. IT wase Therei'ore. deched To name The new fnsTfTuTion CTarT: UnTversiTy. There were erecTecT 6T This Time Chrisman Hall and Tive ceTTages. Chrisman HalT served as cfcxrmiToWr Tor boTh sexes and housed The reciT'eTion rooms. MeanwhiTe adioinTng land was purchased Tor The erecr Tfon 0T a Theological seminary in order ThaT an educaTed minisTry mlghT be provided Tor The Negro peopTe. Many people conTrTbuTed Toward This, buT Dr. Elijah H. Gam- mon cohTribuTed mosT liberally and Tinally TeTT a large endowmenT Tor iTs meinTenence. IT wee neTureT. ThereTore. ThaT This insTiTuTion be named. in his honor, Gammon Theological Seminary. The TirsT budeing was erecTed in I883. and The maTe sTudenTs moved Trom ChrTsman Hali To This budeing. Some CT The buildings To be erecTed TaTer were BelTard Hall. Warren HalT. end LeeTe Hall. The TasT building was consTrucTed 6T 5 COST 0T over $200,000. Theyer Home The oldesT under The menagemenT CT The Women's Home Missionary SocieTy 0T The MeThodisT Episcopal Church rendered many years 0T heTpTuT service as a boarding deparTmenT Tor young women. This home was esT'abhshed Tor The Trein'mg 0T young women in The essenTEals. 0T housekeeping and home mak- ing and Tor The Teaching OT Home Economics. Clerk UniversTTy was changed To CTark College in 1940. The removal OT The ColTeqe in I94T Trc-m 1T5 on siTe Tn The souTheasT secTion 0T The CTTy Te Ches'mui STreeT. jusT OppesiTe The AdminisTreTien BLIiTchng and The Library OT ATlanTe UniversiTye Was possible in The maTn because 0T several giTTe and donaTiom. For Th1: cause The GenereT EducaTion Board geve The sum of $750303 The Rosen- waid Foundah'en $TUO,UOO, and Mrs. Henry PTeiTTer c-T New York CiTy $403000. The presenT uniT 0T budeinqs I: composed c-T dorm;- Tories Tor men and Women, each housing Over one hur- dred aTUdenTsT a :TudenT union and social budeing wETh a ceTeTerie-dining room and general social roomse end a large adminiaTraTion and claswoom budeing, The male dormi'Tory Tor men has been named PFeiTTer Helh aTIer The laie Mr. Henry PTeiTTer. The women s dormTTory To:- The Tower division '15 The Annie Memer Hall, named eTTer The wiTe 0T Mr. Henry PTeiTTer. Women OT The upper divigien are housed Tn The recenny consTrucTed MerrilT .T. Holmes dormiTory. LeTer anoTher LIniT is To be consTrucTed, composed OT 5 physical educeTfon and healTh building. The new sTTe CT The CoITege makes possible in eddiTion To The large reading room 0T Clark College The use CT The new ATlanTa UniversiTy Library and The cenTral heaT- ing plahT. In +he pho+o at right Home Economics maiors hike charge ch H-na College dim ing Hall. A hshion show presen+ed ai ihis Hme was highly represenfaHve of ihe Emciency and adisfry of Ihe col-I lege's Home Economic Depar+ment Shawn here are some of ihe par+icipan+s in H1E fashion show after H19 evening's fes+ivHies. Mr. Carver and the coHege band re- hearse seiedions for which they are +a- mous in Hue annual band concert The Duke's Club honoring fhe birH-mlay 0? one of H: membms. gave a surprise par+y in H1: PfieFFer Hall lounge. The learned iudge. degusied al the obiecfions and eager io gef away dedares +ha+ he wiH marry +he plain+iFF in Trial by Jury. ihe concluding feaiure of 'H19 Fes+ival of Music and Ads. Miss Unifed Negro Coilege Fund will be seleded from H1353 class represeniafives who are being shown H19 coveied frophy accompanying H12 honor by camchairmen Edward 5wea+ and Flora DavTL Helping siirnulafe women's iniramural confesfs is one of the main iobs o-F women physical educaiion sfudanh. Under fha gquance of Mrs. Thelma W. Allison. the group prumohss guad sportsmanship and a spTrif o? coopera+iom .5: Four sfudenh and Professor Sweaf inspeci +he Negro HTsfory Display in +he college library where Huey see phnios of Greaf Teachers who have served Clark. Delicious cuisIne was one of Hue memorable Feafures 0f Hm college's buffei supper hon- oring Dr. Summerse++e. Founders' Day broughi in Hue campus a hosi of Alumni. Eleven Ciark siudenis were nominated to WHO'S WHO AMONG STU DENTS IN AMERICAN COL- LEGES AND UNIVERSI- TIES, I95I-52. Clark Freshmen hf Ie'HJ are shown here af +he Wesi Hun+er Branch Library dur- ing a faur 01: AHanfa's libraries for Negroes. Our modern library is an Tmporianf cog in H16 collage's educaHonal wheel. , 5 In Hm above phoio Miss Clark and her aHendani-s. along wiH-I Miss Loy- aHy, Dr. SummerseHe. and Dr. Dennis are pariicipanh in a broadcast from Aiianfa's WEAS Radio Siafion. President and Mrs. Brawley greei s+u- danfs af +he Presideni's Annuai Recap fion for freshman siudanfs. 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