Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Eigbt Stu ems IL. In 111: Sandra Lm'inggonrl, Rvatha Clarke. Jeannette Reynolds Favors. Mary Cavins Fiw slmlenls wcm places an the All A Hnstcr l'ur tho smrond semester of Il1t' 1954-55 school yvzu'. Thv l'mat semeslvr of the 1955-56 did similarly hy plating: hmr s-lmlents on that same raster. These almle'tls have 501 Ihl-ir minds ID 1119 l.'1.-.'l-: of finding knowlvclgu u'isclum. truth and. most of. all. an umlerslamling nl tln- Marltl which surrounds. us. lmlmlvd in this group 01' studenls was Norman J. Johnson. Ill whu vumpih-d an all :3 record fur the second semesler uf' Ihe 1951-55 school year. Nyrman i.-: an honor student of llte class ul' '55. aml is now em'ullwl In the Allanta Uniwrsily Sz'huol of social um'k. INm-mun rcu-iw-cl his Ban-hclnr's degree in I'uusinvsa. Jeannetlv P. Reynolds. who i;-' luv lhe sn-w-uml timu ediling lhe yttarhuok, made all .35 for thv si-cmul semesler ol' the san'w yvar. Jeunuelte. mm' .leuunetlv Reynolds Favor; also has. wnmpllcrl an all 13 awragjr rm the lirrat setnn-strr of the l'JSS-Sh whim! your. .It-an- Imliv is. am ltlllgfllr-ll major. lin-lungiugz tu lllirt- pnu'erful ninv is Jlnlgr J. Lllcwlzlml. a Musiv Inujur. ullu pl't'HI'llr-l's 10 slmu lhv mnsit' unrlll 111ml: in the rllltll'l'. .lmlth' illr-II miltlv an mn'iaI-lv aru- ill'mir rI-rw'ml lm' llw stwntul se-Inesler ill the IQSl-55 st'lmol yvur. Tue ul' lllt' moat Dlll'l'fIEllC yuung u'nmvn uf Illl' campus uvl'i' also ilt'lllt'll m llll' MI '3 lllltln I'nr llut Hl'ft'llllll smnesll'r ml the lU5l-55 srtlmnl yuur. 'l'hvrv jrmlug: nnmvn am Hvallllu ll. Clarke illlll llalrnlyu l,. l'lugzunr. nhu m-re lnolh freshmen lilil year. llrathzl also malll- all ,3.- :1gain lhv first svnn-sll-r ul lln- 1955-50 srhnml year. tlurnlyn is u Mnsir major: Heuthu is a tlhrminlry major. The nemrmnerr- tu llu- all 3 .hquad ucrl' lmlh lrt'sll- men. Sandra aniuggnurl. :1 l'lul't'ifitl Language nmjnr and Mary tlavins. u I10 is pm'miug a majnr in Iinglisll, Thim- lu'u are. In ln' szllull-rl for llwir aL-r-uunlllishmtlnts. tL, to r t : Jrc'lllllt'lll' l'lk'yHUller lreuurr. llvalllai llhtl'kl'. Jnllfgu Ch-H-laiml, Ilurnlyn l'latgjuns n 1 Fur-

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Clarkis First Lady . . . Keeps Busy 2'72 .54- i . Hoe Colleges I mews: Inmmsliicuuusiy moving about lhc campus. and in at- lvudunce all many important civic and religious. funciions ' lu inll-rpnet Ihe College's program1 Mrs. James. P. Bmw- ley. lhe Presidvnl-s afTalali- mmpanion. is. always doing sonleihing for the good of lhl- Collage. ,.- i'- The wife of u courage president has many responsibili- ties which smnctimE-s escape nolicr'f and Mrs. Brawleyrs iul Is 110 IIElTere-ut. II is not unusual l0 hear her say. when i Dr. Brawley ITIUSI hi: away: 'iThe PrEsident IL-Fl me a list L of endless assignments ; 1101' is it unusual to iind her ' uuay from th campus in an effort to increase. Eho Cui- . ngL'iS I't-tsmm-es. .! Mrs. liruwicy is a person uli grace and vhurtm and hrr :3 I-ITeH't'sccm spirii i5 11:39-in anrl quirkly flail Iiy all with :E u'lmm tellL' fumes in nunlacl. . n' .. . , 'IHE ALUMNI 'I i ' . . . Are Recognized Leaders I 72 The Nation '1 President Brau'lcy anti lhe Presinlvnt. uli thr- Ciark CniinE Alumni AHSGCiHiiOIl: Mr. Clarence Werkes qt. Sl'H'Illlii in me all tin? Clark men and women I knew were pretty mill ret-ugnized ll-aderss in thr- cmmnunilyfr That is tho. mason ouv rL'ct-nl undergraduate gave for coming In Clark. He- may hm't' Hallt'I'Cti us, but if iris mn- hand we hope il ibahlhv ynunfz man showed good judg- ment. You cmfl am! I'm Imnus-i alioul ilhjudge a Irolh-gv by Fr ils lrcvs. Els Fraternities 0r ils Iiuilciing. You haw lo judge it hy ils prm'hlt'lhand hy ils nrpulation which in turn springs from its pruduul. And its product is its alumni. 'l; Ami on this smrv Clark is rvatiy lo slami :u' Fail. Clark ' IllIlIllll'I'a among its grudualus same of the: nalion's most i uulslunding mm and womm who, in tlu-ir communitiesh lurgv 01' small- are making a salisfying Hor-ial mnlrilm- lion. They rs-aiiize tlml lhu- sucwss nf Clark tiellc'nds upon . llw extent to which liiey make lhvmseives full in lhe cum- '1 munilivs whm'r- Ihuy live and wurk. N0 om' is :1 Clark man In iioman For jusl four years. Ht' m- shc is a Clark mun or woman for life.

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m. Favors cmd Pitts Valedictorian cmd Salzztcztom'cm Valedicmw'mz The 1950 Panh'mr is delighted that its editor. Jeannette Reynolds Favors. has won passession of the- l-m'eted Valie- dictury lillv. Superior scholastic attainments. conspicuous co-cun'icular versalility. and the elcvalvd plam- ml. per- sonal living, which she occupies, make her preeminenLIy qualiHed lo bl? Valedictorian. In addition to accumulating perhaps t'hv highwsl four- ycur m-hulaslir averagv in the College's history. Jeannette has spanned a laliludinous rangt- 0f vxlra-currit'ular an;'livilie:s. She has Ilevn lJanIl majoreltv; claSE- secretary; S.CA. secrelary: IJTIESitlElll of Florida Club; chairman of Holmes Hall Senale: vice-president of the Literary Symposium; vice-presidtml of Kappa Zeia Tau Journal- italic Society: vice-presidcnt and Dean of Prohatcs 01' Kappa Theta Chapler. Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Sm-icty: for two yuars co-Pdilnr 0f the Panther and tropy rvader or lhr nru'spaper; and antivBasilcus- 0f the Alpha Pi Chapter. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Since. 1954. Who's W110 Among Studl-nts in American Universities and Cullvgt's has rul'rivd 1he bingraphy of this illuslriuus Clarkile who during: the summer of 1955 traveled abroad as an Experimenler in International Living. The Prmrhr'r has known Jeanneile inlimalehr them Iour ycura and run truthfully assert Ehal her keen intellect. chm'rl'ul spiritq and high inlegl'ily have produced in her many human qualilirs which few people achieve. Sdlzzmtom'mz tlmlsislenl srholastin dm'ntinn. personal sponlanicly. a stremingly inexhauslihlv l-agt-rncss l0 serve her compcers. and a penchant for making friends anti pleasing people have lmislerl Maurice Fills to the rank of. saluialorian. Besides lrstablishing a four-year magna cum Iaude srholaslit' mark. Maurice has pourrd her considerable skills and energy into a lmmrl reach of co-curl'icular Endeavors. She-has been assislanl' Directreas 0f Merner Hail; Secretary of the Junior Class: Secretary of Merner Hall Council; Secretary of Kappa Theta Chapter. Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Soeiety :15 Well as the Sec- retary of the Nalional body ol' lhal organizalion; Serm- tary 0f Student CoverumL-nl Association: Presidan of Social Science Club; and Dean of Pledgevs, Alpha Pi Chapte-L Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. In both her junior lllld senior years. Mauril'c's biogra- phy appeared in Wlmgs Who Among Students in. ..-1m.en'mn. Uniworsinfes and Coiieges, and she reigned as Camma Kappa Chaplefs Miss Kappa Alpha Psi. One feels 11ml the future cannol fail to I19 good Io this truly venerable Clarkite. Jt-funneile Reynolds. Favors Maurice. Fi ll: