Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Thirteen C larkites Elected Clark College ngnin fish honored as thirteen of its students were chosen to he listed in this ycufs edition of Who's Whn Among Studcms in American Universities and Colr lcgcsf u dIrccmry nf distinguished studcnts enrolled in Amcricun institutitms uf highcr education. Recognition was hascd upon a comhination of scholar ship! partiupulinn in extracurricular activities and promise of future usefulness This numher included ten seniorsh Frimk Odum, Fannie NmzlyT VV'alter Sullivan, Jahnetta Hcmlcrsnn. Edwin Pratt. Martha Lcc, Washington Butler, Snmucilu Gray, Jonathan Jackson and Lola Parks, three Juniors- Ernest Phurr. Martha Sumttr and Wallacc Hurtsftcld. Thc list of 1th nctivitics uf Lhcsc students include ail of thc majnr campus organizations. chldcrship :ihility is noted in thc rang: of positions held by this group. Six are mem- hcrs 0f Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. A breakdown of mnjur oliiccs and activities of these students shulw that XVnshington Butlcr is thc prcscnt presi' Standing, left m right: XVnsh' ingtnn Butlmg Wuhe: Sulli- van. VValiacc Hurrsfwld, Jon: nLth Jacksun, Sawing: ant nic Neely. Martha 1,00, and .h-Fmtlta Henderson, Left to thr: Edwin Pratt. Suanuelhu Cray, Lola Parks, Ernest Phnrr and Martha Sumter. T0 h'lVlook W190 L' dent of the Student Councih basileus of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Snmuclla Gray, Secretary to the Dean of thc. Cufege, president of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority: Wallace Hartsfield President of the junior ch55; jtahnettu Handel son, past hzlsileus of Alpha Kappa Alpha Somrity, and Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society: Martha Lac, present hasileus of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Miss Clark of 1951153: Fannie Neely, VicarPresident of Alpha Kappa M11 Honor Society; Frank Odom, Captain of the 1952153 football team: Jonathan Jackson, past vice'president of the junior Class, president of the Philoi Club; Walter Sullivan, VICE president of the Men's Senate. vice'presidcnt of the Col1 lege Band; Ernest Pharr, Assistant to the Director of Pub licity, Editor of The Clark Pantherv; Edwin Pratt, presil dent of the senior class, president of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, past president of the student council; Lola Parks, vice-president of thc Pan'Hellenic Council, student assistant in the Department of Business Administration, and Martha Sumter, Secretary of the Philoi Club. member of the Student Chapel Council and Holmcs Hall Senate.

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Clarkk First Lady Mrs. James P. Bruwlcy is .'1 favorite among Clarkites, She represents the college at many meetings, and Serves 11:: u gracious hostess t0 the 111.1113! visitors who frequent the campus. and other friends also contribute to 'tbe collegek developmem Left :0 Tight: NIL GarHcld L'Ictncn Dr, J. KA Ruhh. Mn FL V. Jclcn 111's. Brmx'lcy Mr. FL T. W'Ilstm, Prcszdcm Brnwlcy. Through the interest and generosity of Mr. Gar$zld D. Merncr, the coil lugc's sphere of influence has 118611 greatly extended. Dr. J. K. Robb has been helpful in working with Attmtu citizens inter csted in Clark.

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Home Comivg. . . Miss C ' ' Rank and attendants The long anticipated homecoming week got underway when President James P. Brawley gave the ochial homecoming welcome to visitors and . l alumm. A wild scramble captured the daily routine of things in the sanest happy'gwluckiest week of the school year. After Classes, a frenzy of hand' clapping and Cheering started. After alL who wants to study during homecoming? The Queens and their escorts