Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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to 19611? C larkz'tes DR. DExNis Physical Eda catz'm-z MR. HUNTER M dtbematz'cs Under Dr. Joseph J. Dennis, J Northwestcrn Univer' sity Ph.D., the Department 01 Mathematics uHcrs .1 mm L'iculum to equip students in basic mathematics. to prepare them fur further study in the Edd, 1nd for teaching muthcmarics. Physics The Sptcmculur dcvclupmrnt of physics in 111: ficM 0f nuclczlr cncrgy has hecn kcpt in mind in L'n'gnni:ing Clark's Department of Phyhics. hauled by Professor C'rcorgc A. Fcrgusun, traincd :11 thc. University uf: Pennsylvanid. Asm'sting Professor Fcrgusum nru 1m: nthcr physiciRIF 11ml .1 shop manager. Mr. Charlie Cunk cnnducts murscs m dynamics. whiiu Mr. Homer C. XVillinmS offers cwurscs in phntugrnplw :md uencml physics NH. James Ellison mun' .lucs Lhc physics $i1rup. ' C. . - - uni L 'UU, M k, R. ELI FUR A It. ' Hum SUN. MR. Foul; Strcngth uf dey md mind arc cluscly r1:- latcd. Tu cnmlttiun the lwudy 0f 1hr; studrnt during his stay Ell. Clark, thc Depurtnmu of Physical Eduaniun, l IVCI' which Mr. Leonidas . Epps presidcs, prcwidus opportunities for par: tmlputlon in mnjnr spurts .md fur pul'ticipnlfnn in intrnrnurnls. Mr. Herman Hunter is the other half of the. department. HI

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Rik L ' - ' . . .iUrFR thf-ur L. r5 1 I- 'm in N. kilk . J l K JR. IXI JF- . u JR 1' M B 1 LE R V . MRk 3 II A N Thc CH-UI'LF 01- MI', Arthur Shcrrnd. Ar: Dcpartmcm hcnd ILIK'L' mudc iL pussiblc fur Clark students Ln ace m.tny outstanding cx- lwilutmns nl' mndcrn puinlmg-z The qurt mum's panrinrlx' Hl- llvtng .urt muslrrpiccci tnr 1L high gunliw 4nd glunmcn' Imi km :11 dank m. M12: DVLHHER Du. RH- Pm-vz'de excellent training M mic A I'uil raster 0F cnm'scs is IJECI'CLI Iwy the. Music Dupnrtmcm 11mlcr tho. dirchion of Dr. I.t1cK:WCr1 Killinqswurth. Piano cnut'scs :lI'L'Z thc I'uspnI'leWihty ml NIH. NLII'iun E. Sykes! while. Miss Lchrnc Guithcr tc.1chcsoligun :md thcm'y: and Miss Ollie: Lruchcs Mr. XNay-mnn Carvers Clark Collcgc Band has received national rccng' Bmw :1 Vi. JigC. nithm fur its unmml cnnccns. MR. 5 HERROD M odem Languages Acting Chairman of Lhe Department, Nlrs. Sarah E Cureton has bum at 131.er for :1 number of years and tcnchcs French and Spanish. Asmcizlt'cd with hcr is Dr. Robert Ric in German. who holds :1 duc- tomtc from Eh: Univcrmty Of Vienna; and Miss Marsyl DcLisscr. New ank Univer- sity graduate who spent time in France :15 :1 Fullhright Fellow. Mrs. Curtain 11:15 also studied in Mrsxim :md Europa A modern language laboratory cnubles thc dcpurtmcnt m mulqc available to its students the IUl'JSL rcccn: nrul'am'ni mcthnds Hf farcign language instruction.

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him x3; 11121155 Social Science The Dcpaercnl uf Socml Science, headed W Dr. William H. Hale, Univcrsity of Chicago Phil. serves the CnIIegc .15 an integral part of its. program of general cdu' cntinn, T0 hi: :1 Fully educntcd citi:cn. thc Clark student must. have :1 broad hack- gmund of social scicncc, History courses are taught hy Mrs. Willic C, Bolden and Dr. Charles B. Cuphcr: while Mr. James J ' Green handles gtwcrnmcnt courses, and Mr. Herman Hunter tcachus JL section of intro- ductory social science. Religious Eda cation Religious education classes are to acquaint stu- dents with the Bible, simplify ideas, and correct misconceptions related to origin, source and nmteriv als used in making present day applications. These courses also seek to give a Christian interpretation of life and 0f the Universc. In chargc of this task is Rexa 8. Marion Weeks, Director nf Religious Life, trained in: Blinston Uni! versity; and Dr, Clmrlas B. Gopher who received the PhD. degree from the same institution. MR. HUNTE .R. D . DR. comm? Sikh, Ma. GREEV RSx BOLDLN ' makeczlz'vinganddlijh. . . . . ..