Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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The spirit of Dr. J. de Keven Killingsworth, to whom the 1957 Panther is affectionately dedicated. is one of Clarle richest traditions. Heartwarming, with lofty purpose, uPl'ofJS story at Clark throbs with an unceasing devotion to high ideals. A native of Texas and a graduate of Weeds Paul Quinn College, Dr. Killingsworth came to Clark first in 1924 as instructor of music. After a year, he relinquished the position to accept employment with. the world-famous XVilliamls jubilee Singers. After teaching at Brick Junior College, Bricks, North Carolina, and following study at the Ameri- can Conservatory of Music in Chicago, he returned to Clark in 1933 and became chairman of the De- partment of Music, the position he holds until now. Subsequent study at Chicago Conservatory of Music earned for Dr. Killingsworth two masterls degrees in music; and in 194-9 he was awarded the Doctor of Music degree by his first aima mater, Paul Quinn College, in recognition of his outstanding contribu- tions in the held of music. He has traveled exten- sivel;r in this cuuntry and in 1954 attended the well-lmowu music festivals of Austria and Bay- reuth Germany, while also visiting France and other European countries. liver lending his energies and ability to worthy ceusest Dr. Killingsworth has for many years served :15 preeentor for the Central Jurisdictional Confer- ence of the Methodist Church, Of which he is :1 member. He is :1 member of the Churclfs Worship and Fine Arts Committee and the National Music Teachers Association. Other organizations are Music Educators National Conference and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. A deep and abiding interest in music and related arts has led Dr. Killingsworth t0 the employment of many ellm'ts in order that Clark students ex- perience diversity, richneSS and ioy which music offers those who understand and appreciate it. To foster among Clarkites the development of music understanding and appreciation, Dr. Killings- worth inaugurated the All Star Concert Series of the Sunday Evening Cultural Hour, the annual Festival 01' Music.u and annual student concerts. The Conductor of the i'eiimwied Philharmonic So- ciety has helped carry the Clark stew;r to other areas of the natitm with his famed United Negro College Fund Choir. The man himselfe modestly foreshudmvetl by superior achievement in academic, professional, and Civic areastis :1 true humanitarian, loyal to Clark and her students. Towering in sincerity and intcge rity, Dr. Killingsworth has more friends than most people do neq Liaintanees. Dr. Killingsworth will be remembered for a long time by those whose wills he amused, those whose lives he hlled with new illumination.

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DEDICATiON ............................. 2 FOREWORD ............................. 7 2; STAFF .................................. , T THE CAMPUS ............................. 10 IASIDE FACULTY AND STAFF ...................... 25 Dean 01 the College ...................... 26 THE PANTHER Registrar's che ........................ 26 Biology ............................... 27 Art ................................... 28 Business Administrmion ................... 29 Chemlsfry .............................. 30 Education .............................. 31 English ................................ 32 Foreign Languages ...................... 33 Home Economics ......................... 34 Mathematics ........................... 35 Music ................................. 36 FINE ARTS ............................... 75 Physics ................................ 37 SENIORS ................................ 81 Religion and P1111050phy ................... 35 JUNIORS ................................ 95 Social Science ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 39 SOPHOMORES ........................... 101 31.510655 OFECB .......................... 4O FRESHMEN .............................. 109 AIUmni-Publicify ......................... 41 FRATERNITIES AND SORORITIES .............. 119 Personnel Department .................. 42, 43 ORGANIZATiONS ......................... 137 Director of ReligIOUS L118 .................. 44 Marchmg Bond ......................... 138 Librarians ............................. 44 Library Club ........................... 140 Health Service .......................... 45 Studenf Government Assn .................. I41 Diemlcicms ............................. 45 Concerr Bond .......................... 141 Director 03' 2411119116; ...................... 45 Philosophicm Sociefy .................... 142 Secretary to 111:; President ................. 46 Biology Club ........................... 142 P051 OFFICE .. A H ...................... 46 French C1ub ............................ 143 Bookstore .............................. 46 Swdem Teachers ........................ 143 FEATURES ............................... 47 Alpha Kappa D6110 ..................... 144 Freshman Guides 7 , ..................... 48 NAACP .............................. 144 Smdenr Career Conference ................ 49 Music Educators ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 145 Homecommg ......................... 50, 53 Dramatic; C1ub ......................... 145 Fr-memHy Sweefheurrs ................. 54, 55 Social Sciemce Club ...................... 146 Who's Who ........................ 56, 57 YWCA ............................ , 7 7146 The Srudem Newspaper ................. 50, 59 Mathematics Cfub ....................... 147 Home Economics Club .................... 60 Chemistry C1ub ......................... 147 Literary Symposium ..................... 61 PfeiFFer HC111 Senate ...................... I48 Philharmonic ........................... 6'2 Merter HC111 Sem're ...................... I48 Founders' Day ........................ 63, 64 Business Forum .......................... 149 Religious Emphasis 1Nee1t ................. 65 Holmes 1'1011 Council ...................... 149 UNCF Ccrmpcrigrw ...................... 66, 67 Vererons Organization ................... 150 ExpeHmem Scholarship ................... 68 P111101 ................................. 1.51 Valedicmrmn 81 Scr1u1oioric1n ............... 69 Fellowship of Faith and ACHOH ............. 151 Studenr Governmem Assn .................. 70 Alpha Kappa Mu .................... 152, 153 Negro History Week ...................... 70 Campus Organization O111cers ............. 154 Reailm Clark WiHs Award ................. 71 Spamsh Club ........................... 154 Cavaliers Chapel Program ................ 71 ATHLETICS .............................. 155 Business Educmmn Day .................. 72 Foot13c11l .............................. 157 Honor R011 Sfuden13 . . .. ................ 73 Boskefboll ............................. 163 DePGuw Siur1enfs stiled .................. 74 Track . 1 H ............................ 166 Athfetes Visited Campus ................... 74