Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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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

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?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

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?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.