Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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m pable direction has achieved u tla in Clark history . . . .

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This is tloe President WHAT LIES AHEAD N0 college can become great without plans that are continuously in the making. There must he dreams and longvrange planning which eventually become concrete expressions of institutional gmwth. The next building t0 appear on the Clark College Campus is an indication of such dreams and planning. Gmd and beautiful buildings are necessary for a college to perform well its function of education, but the most important test of, a good college is to be seen in the quality of its students and the achievement of its graduates. Here we shall always have dreams and plans for the physictll growth 01' Clark College, providing the essential facilities fur a high quality of education. VKITE: 1001:, however, for the fame and greatness of the College to be evident in the continuuus growth and high :Lchfcx'mncnts nit those who have come here to learn and have departed to serve. As I greet you in these brief words it is my hope that every facility at Clark College has served to help you achieve your purpose here, that every personal contact has been enriching, and that every moment here will be a cherished memory through the years to come. JAMES P. B.R.-xwL1'-.Y President whose tireless and m p the greatest gram ti.

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Business Ojjlice P Clark is fortunate in having :1 man of the caliber of Mr. Slnchir V. jcter us Business I Manager. A concrete witness to his LILII' standing ability and personnlaty is many changes which he has effccrcd in matters nifccring thc Cnilegc's business relationships. No member of the .uhninfsrrntirm dplmars to haw Ll murc dil'licult jnh. and um um could curry out the mspnnsihilitics Hf this 1113 HJ'HCC quitc like Mr. Jctcr, EHI' Assuciatcd with him is Mr. Juhn W. :mn Harris, Assistant Business Manngcr, whn :1 performs his lusks with qmctncsg :md 1irm-- cm muss: :Iml Mrs. Georgia. B. NVilkcss Scum . rury to thc husincss m:nmgcn wlwsc i'ricndv wt Iy! helpful attitude I145 mm ndmirntimn Fur CW her. Mu. HARRIS. Mass hYILKi-I'i Mn. JETLK Mrs. Carole Curry very mpahly carries out duties as Coilcge cashier, a position to which she ndvmmd upon the death Hf Miss Ruth E. Harris early in the academic year. Also assrncinted in this oHicc is Mr. William Morrell who operates the many machines 011 which the work of the olhcc is done. Superintendent of ' Buildin s and G 0 g r weds I11 u: D 1 5r The well kept huildings and grounds at n: thc CJuIIugc are a tnhutu: m the. work of w Mr. A, T. Vdilsun. Supcrimmnlunt HI' 3 Buildings .md Gr'nunds. whn has made the Clark physical plant mm of thy mmt invit- ins: ones in Amuncn. U3 w MR. WILSON AND .aesIS'rANT