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Wnder tire watclrfal eyed of tlreir prerclawmen ?reditmdn guideA . . . 77w new Jtudentd get tlwir fiat tad te of wind id to follow during the next nine montlw I The Koala! tare deed ' Mg 6uAineJJ in 600M and cm6 capA . . . 15' J; 'a K; ?realcmen Atdge Meir 6i; talent Alma $ before a mm, L f 3; critical audience of uppercladdmen . . . :41de4 on hand are memMI-A of tile Parachute! bepartment to lend 'a hand to tire r Atill Aomewlmt 6ewildered new Jtudentd . . . fix Kim meta needle . . . ecommate meetA roommate . . . 14:14 in tire weelai that follow, mam, L ' otluer meetingx! take place . . . 7rmi teed meet faculty . . . 34:14 in tile cIaAAraom Atadeutd meet teacher . . . 779w friendd-MM are formed . . . J '91'3' Some, like thm wllicll come though Atady AeAAionA, mm; 6e caudal! . . . Otherd mm, not 6e .50 caudal . . . $eptem6er tram to 0cto6er, and Joan thingd 626mg routine, 6ut thereli alwaga tile Apia; of namemw wen t4 and actiVitieA to make life in fared ting dud com! tam til; 6m, . . . The Pan Hum! kick off a Jucceufal foothill Aezwon . . . . . . and Me band and majoretted Atep out witit tlvem . . . .-r;4.'2::,-s-' -: -- . 6' . h .. r. cal?! mg .g- - - .. --I. 254119 clmpel id anvtlter of tlwxle memoried to cam, away . . . -;Jltm . . H7341; Ij'flrl- rl 1-3 5. 1.: Q v; $14 after drape! or 6etweeu clawed if March a beak, there?! time to tail: Moat that adaignment due next lwur . . . 13 141:5on it you, winter to Apring . . . l 5w, AeAAionJ in tile Mmry . . . Plaqhoude productiom . . . 12!- 2 J -.I 1 ...TW- a I -' .-.- -'l . . -..' -' . Hag 4; . . J K . . . . . .I . .15 . ' r-Iraxw 4 u .5 ' myumu mmwpn'thm.g. . r... , , A Chapel Apeakew ?or Jame June meant departing . . . ft was a year filled witlu many pigment experienced; many in felted ting and IikeaHe people- the Clark familq-pecple we 7! newer forget 16 ' Dedication ................. 1 8 ' Campus ......................... 20 Academic Departments ....... 35 Administrative 0 ffices ............. 5 6 Features ....................................... 67 Seniors ........................................... 91 J uniors ...................................... 1 03 Sophomores ............................ 1 07 F reshmen ........................... 1 1 7 Greek-Letter Organizations ..... 1 27 0 rganizations .......... 1 4 1 Football .............. 1 48 Basketball ...... 1 5 9 Clark College is hemmed to pay tribute to Bishop John Weslej.-' Edward Bowen Jr., in the dedication of the 1960 Yearw beted-t1 in grateful recognition of his out- standing leadership in The Methodist Church and his Lintiriug efforts in the advancement of Christian education. His interest in Clark College stems from elementary school clays t0 the pres- ent. Indeed, two of the most memorable events in his illustrious career DeCurred in our College ehapefehis elevation to the Episcopacy in 1948. and his receiv- ing in 1959 the degree Docmr 0f Latters tLitt. DJ. Particularly noteworthy is the excellent administrative ability that he has shown over the years as President of the Clark Coilege Board of Trusteesi Bishop Bowen is a native of Baltii more1 a graduate of Wesleyan Univer- sity, of Harvard University and 0f Gam- mon Theological Seminary. His career DEDICATION Bishop John Wesley Edward Bowen has been highlighted by excellent service as a college teacher; as an editor of the Central Christian Adwmate, as a pastor, as a district superintendent, and as an episcopal leader. More than just giving his exceptional talent and ability, he has brought to our College a iinot holier than thou attitude, but an indomitable heart, sincerity and friendlineRs. He is down to earth, approachable, and steadfast in his relationship with faculty and students. 18 In this year raf retirement from the Episeupnfy. the Pan- ther Staff and the entire Clark College family testify their regard for n genial friend whose discerning judgment. gen- uine advice, and sincere interest have heiped all whu have been associated with him. Long may he and his charming wife. Mrs. Margaret Davis Bowen whom we hold in highest esteem, live and dwell among llS'. Bim'mp Boan arm drrnird f0 HM Epirrermj' in CMI'F; Daz'agr' Auditorium. in l948. Herr 1n- r'r bring mngramima-d by Dr. Bmwfrjr zL'Fn'fc Charles W. CaMzi'r'H NrfU mm' f-Iirgif EV. Hodgm jnin in ihr grm'ting World szza'rrlrn. Birh-op and AIM. Bmvm fmfm. nu! wm'.r' fem almm mummirs brought bad: from Africa rzf. one of fizrir many visit: In HM campm. Hais H7216 if was on Mr nc- mximz 0f Clark'x 91.x: medvrf Day C'viarbmtion. Thar haw tririlwd many foreign. natimm. In recognition of hit long and dwz'amd .W'TUiCP :0 NW Churrh, m rrducafion and to mankind. Bishop Boti'm was aziiarded the Doctor of Lchfm's Degree a? 1hr 90H: Anniz'mmry Founders Day ceremany in Daragv Auditorimn. OMWJ J'Prr'iaing degree: on Her ocmsion zwrr Dr. MA L. Harris, 111m. Rutha'Ha Rodrhmwr and Dr. Goodrich White. Hawn- Wa'rren Hall . . . . . . focal point for meat actiuitq at Clark From stmrixc m zi'a-y pas? mmvt and Iaiw', Hmwr-I'Vm-rr'n 55 Hm cmrtrr 0f mmpm activity . . . Edmlhm' fiufting in extra hams in. its 10b5, library, or rehmming for a May, you could find m almost anytime in Hazrpn-Warmn. n . P . I . 1.17M . . ' -- . .' . ' . NW. , - '. .. . -. -4 -' V I a k. J... 3' -' v. ' t'c 'A .t .'..-...n.3.-. . - . .. . JEf'Vi Thajn'r Hall Imam; Crogman Dining: RaomJ a .irdiotr of NH: Home EC-rnzrmrrim Deparfmmzf and the remreatim: hall. Cfarkir .rnm'r'ntsi r?.spec'im'iy :rmnpm xi udz'nl x'irf'iH rmm-vnbvr 1031;: Hu- long, Imrg chow Hum . . . . . by! a! Mu Hui of Mr lirw H'n- rm-ardr Tr'mym' 01m hmm'r Nev Rm KreAge Hall . . . E a multi-purpwe Atruc tare ! u .. ,1 u- I '1 u r ' , ' ' J. n' ..,- - . ,. ... M ' .r- n;- J: : .h- M h- ' i -' ; um. 4 Hr $ .V r-- . m T- . ,,L.m?s 99'3in -. 4.33;? ng .h 3mg? L5 AF 1. 7. , ' . -!:. - .7 '53 -J-. x' 'w $1631. .Wdu Mina ' R11:- Afany .vtudcnf and faculty group? men UH ymr Kong in Km rgc ; spa 6301:; am! arrmctiur lounge. Jamed P. 512mm; Men :4 bormitm, I 176? most harem Named to honur Clarkir Prasidrm, Brim Hall is thy addition to Hire 31'. ramps: 11! .4 mLmu 3. 341m 5.32.: 2. 3.3-.- .S'rrrmvhn- me am washing :i'indrmw mm' rfraHn-J O man: mad I .r .mph rrmmn' :c'mmu'r fn'x' Werner H411 dmnufrm fnr ie Km: Dormitory Officiant . I. rlf..!uulllllll,l.. III'. 1. Merrill J. Holmed Hall a f n H O C E I . Hg 5: J O Rama m. Hrn m. 03. mi; 9.. hmmm rmo w my Inhiia dnr-rnifrJIr'y for mm $ $ : E 33 N Gk 5?- 2: a ax. Predident of five College With the close of the 1959-60 school year, Dr. James P. Braw- ley completed his thirty-fifth year of service to this institution. Beginning his formal associa- tion with Clark in 1925, Dr. .Brawlcy became its Dean the following year and its President in 1941. ' The nineteen years of his ad- ministration have been the nmst eventful and fruitful in the hisi tory of the institution, and under his leadership the future for Clark College is indeed bright, with plans for exciting develop- ments already underway or on the drawing board. Dr. James P. Brawlcy Presiclenl of' Clark College Studrm Cnrnnmrn! leader; r'unlr'n zr'ifh Dr: Bmwlry. ,4ca'demic bepdrtmen t4 77w Department of 14ft a At a potter: wheel, deparmwm z'imirman IV. V. Harjmr H. ieru-Lr a Hudrnr 5:: H'n- m: of pum-ry Obje'rn of many .rlmpm mu! pmpm'e'x cnmv from m! .Uudrnn. l. 38 A alas; in charcoab Painting with oily . i . ,2 wan m f;- .- : . J. f . .y . latil' , . x hf. 37 Department of Kiology Dr. H- J'Himr: 3!. Bank: Dypm'rm. m' Chaimmn . m... . .-.-.!; .;.1:-- .. -- -.---;-1. . ...,-.-.- .. . '- . , '.;' 2- - .-.,,- - .. av u... . 0-. r. . ., .. ..:I!.1.4., 11h. john D. Withers Mr. 5030mm: Sear: By fall of 1960, if piam g0 according to schedule, the Denpartmmzt of Biology way be in its own buiiding. bepartment 0f KuAineM 14411213113 tration 4 V.PJJJI' a . - -'; J Dr. Larzem? G. Hale Chairman of H15? Deparfmem Mr. john M , Harris fa; W? :3. Members of the Bminess Forum A Chapel Program 3 M C ab Pv n e i r. S I .a mu. a r W C 8 S A Dr. Aifred S. Sprigg; Chairman of the Department Mr. Boakrr T. Simpson Mr. Simpson and Dr. Spriggs point out a :tudentir expm'imerz! to Dr. S. Y. Tyree, visiiing lecturer 1'72 March. Chrmisfry rhu'ia.-'-H!5 spvred long I'mm': in H141 fabmarm'y, analyzing, wxpr rirm'ming: Ir Hing. 3'21 .ipr'ria! rmmrrh pmjrrrr m in mar or man- of Hm i'lH'e'fr'J' m vpe'ciafizrd mmrn'r Offfl'rdf by HM dopmhm'm. '77te bepartment I of fdaca'tion ! and Paychologq . 1 Dr. Wiley S, Bolder: ' Ar, Chairman of NW Deparhmrm . .- . 5' Dr. A. A. M'cmeeten 44 Mn: Pmrlir? Craft Dom: mm P: m - M'isx Annie M. Crmhmn STUDENT-TEA CHERS KRESGE HALL W f'1I;-rv-oi L lr '3' w'u I-u HIM! - .-., N .. .5. . WI ! WW -- ,l ,. v Q. 77w bepartment of fnglidit Dr. Stalin: Brewer Braoku Chairman of the Deparnnmt Mr, David A. Richara'mn 4G Miss Lenora C. Vance Hf...- .- -.. -l:::HIIA-nl nu ma? W W Mn Lem L' Boyd Mn. Willie C. Devi: tment of Modern Zangudgw I 7-- , 77w bepar Dr A. er-fn Chairman of the Dtr'pm'rmm! M'U. Sara H. Currmn Afarfcm Language Laboratory Mn. Barbara C. Dam:- J 913qu Mn. Gloria Glover .Mr. Paul B. McGirc Cfaudrrrr 1H. I'I'ih'r'f, Frcnch Alajor, Imring for mev on .rcrholarxhip. Mrs. Clare L. Had: m u? .u yA EAT: 114m: Flora Davis Chairman of NW prmmmm Mrs. Lillian G. McDonald . :30 IIIIIIL... .Ufii F. Fmrrrrr Nrr'ly 77w bepdrtment 0f Muaic Dr. I. deKoL'em Killingsworth Chairman of the Department Mr. Ii-Iayman AV Carver .Urr. Cn'nxdnh'u B. Crirmm M'iss Clarwzcc er Carter The Department of Mathematicd 1 Mr. john Han Dr. I j. Dammit .T Chaiman of HM Dz'parrmsnt I AIM. Alamir S. Robimon I. MA M. Mr. Charlie S. Crunk- Dr. S. H . Christmumz 115' r. fmrnrcr E, Effimn Drpm'fm m! Chairman. 77w bepdrtment of eeligion and Philvopluq Dr. Ham 1! F. Rngr'm Chairman of NH Dn'jamlmz'n! Rm. Raiand E. Haynes Thrrw mt'mr'nrrx of NH' Philoi Club, vrganiszima of rr'lfgmn. rrrajorx. 77w bepartment of Social Skience Dr. I'Vz'ffiam H. Hale Chairman of the Department Mr. jamasf Green Dr. Edward F. Suwat bean of the College Dr. A. A AIrPJwNm Dam: of thy CuHcgv Arfiu diary Ectm' ! chrm'arj' to Mr: Dam KudineM Office Mr. William W. Morrcl! Cofiegc Bnokkweper Mr. S. I- . fem Culhiur' Bminru J'Uarmgarr Mn. Georgia B. Wilkr'J, Secretary to the Business Manager 31:1 Anona 1-1;. Stair:a'amfJ College Cajltier M'r. john. W. Harrix Ajsisram Bummm 1'1Iarragr-u' eegid tmr 'A Office IO 'f;': ,1 , v' , . fix; Wighifdxzf Afr. Edward 1. Brantfey Callage Ragisr mr Mrs. Gladys Cotlzmn x. x X- Mrs. Mamlr' B. Ffut'llrm ZiMaI-ia'nd Mrs. Davie T. Patrick 445513th Librarian Airy. Famzip B. Whifipie Lib raria re 5 cold tore Manager Mrs. Rita H. Roger: Bookxtow .Manager 59 Peernnel F beym-tment ' : gnu nu. Wig : .M ' 1 e- z'lifm. Edith D. Thomas M'r. C. R. Hamilton .. Assixram to the Dean of M'm ,1, J . H .1 , Dean of Mm . 1r. jam 9. A rCe'mr; Antwan! :0 HM.- Dmn 0f .Mmz Mrs. Pear! A. Com! Memer Hail Directreu F? 1'; f i. ; W E f i F Min Gofdia A. Dm'gan. Counselor Pemnnel I bepdrtment Mars. Grace Walkmr Phillipa Drum of Women .er. Doris C. Ford Src'rrrary and Prrmmwf Axsfjtani :J ' tx ' ' L E: k 1 .1; Th ' ' Miss Virginia Orr Dirac tor, Holmm Half Mrs. Claytae Watson Assistant Director, Holmcx Hal! b1 Superin tendent of Kuildingd and groandA Afr. A. T. Wilson Supmfrmindmt of Buildingx and Ground; 1 I t; ', . Min fuanita Redmond . ' :11...'.- PM tal and Cieriml Sewiced Miss Sara E. Warner Director of Mail and Faculty Clerical Services M'rr. Liuiw j. Drain, Dirtitian bie titianA x1113. A'Ifriam jeliim Amismm Dietitian. biracial- of the eecreation Hall MUN. Chn'xrinr :14. Afkim Pcrmmzm' Assinant G3 .er. Shardricka V. .MiHer Secretary to NH: PTrfJ'idimE Misx fame L. Dawkim Secretary 64 Prediden t :4 Office Staff Mir: Sadie H098 Clerical Assistant birector of muetm Air. Leonidaj S. Epps Dirmtar of Athletics Health gefuiced - I I A475. Carolyn Chandiw Dr. W. N. He'rjgar College Nurse CoHege Phynczcm Office of tlte z4lamm' $ecre tart; I and birector of PuMicitl; MTL Marian F. Wilkes Assixmnt in the Ammanf- Publicity Office '1 Air. Hamid Hamiimn Ahmmi Srrrery and Dirarrmr of Publicify ?eatuI-eA I; a , W Maul 15;ng I Mia 61; 6 W, gwent a diodemment WAAociation NJ Ox 9 542197, X? 'X JIM b-faj -' - .i - ' X Al. I. W t. H - F - a i Student Government Offir. r rs Lydia Tucker. Vancy Ba21k5,meam fancy Bobby zichfm'n, Benjamin Brown, fame; Fefdrr Alton WiHEmm c rug W 4.. SGA activitiu aura blueprintrd z'n OrTVmbu at tfw amnml ntrcar SGA Planners at AHatoona Social $cience Club Prawn t4 W77 bat; Program Nancy Brmkt, Bobby fmn Ki'mwdy, Thoma; Hines, Benjamin Brown, Danny Mitchell. liolmeA Hall Program E'i fl . ?redltman guideA Played 14!: ymportant eole 9n Orien ting One of Collegeigigged t ClaAAeA Tin Bookworr um um- oJI' Mr mmpm' bmim! 5ij during 1 Freshman Orimmiimi Werk. Spiked and nginA Win 7012 manna 701' Sch alamhip Willie C. Spikm. wimwr of the 1960 Radio Corporazion of America grant in. sricncr and matimmalics. Mary Gaming, Woodrow Wilson Cram winner, with Dr. Stella Brewer Brookes. Pemnnel Department and $ 914 gponAor leademluy Conjeren c'e Mr. Holman leads one of the 5653:3012: Cmrfcrencr waixtmtim: ' ' III.-I . . I II . I . I1 II I I . Conference panclixh H-rj Dr. Boldm, Birhop Bmez, fame; Felde-r, Mr. Brantley and Dr. GO?- 1 Jon Klajjf, cumulmm. Student; lingpred m talk with Dr. Kmpf after Hm conference had offi- daily clamd. Conference Rcc-orderx. PeI-A analitq, 24ppeamnce and Mannem Mon H: was 14:10 titer Program of the Perdonnel bepartment Tea: and receptions during PAM : served to emphasize 5061a! gmcex. :2q 5- s? u. lily;- Jr:- Clark Celebated 91M 'llea'r Seniors donned mp5 and gown: for the first time to attend Foundcrf Day Invites on February 24:11.2'31 Damage Auditorium. Rev. Alex Portem 0f the New York Conference wax the speaker. aq- . ---- .- :'-e. . v H. '.-33ur;a';.1nmu. Bishop Bowen, Rea. Pontoons and Dr. Brawley talk with membem of the Clan of 1960 following the service. l People from Mam, Zdndd UiAited Clark fluid 'lfea'r Wong With :4 ?Ium6er 05 ?ammw Kmericana Dr. R0363! P0086, of England, spoke in chapel and visited cfmxm on a visit here. Pianist Eddie Hr'yu-m'd, a Iric'nd of 11-h. Carver, war a rmf treat 1'0er Band. Mr. folm A. Ranmran. visited here as part? of a nationwide I tour of colleges. Dr. Hate opens the 1960 campaign. Clark students went over the top in their 1960 United Negro College Fund Campaign in March by raising $1,995.84hncarly a thousand dollars Over the goal set by Campaign Director Dr. Wil- liam H. Hale and his committee, of which Dr. Wiley S. Bolden was co-chairman. With classes competing for the honor of elect- ing Clarkjs Miss UNCF, thc Juniors reported $493.86 for a pcr-capita gift of $4.41. This enabled them to select their classmate, Rosa Jean Robinson, for the title. Mr. John Hall led the top sub-group, with Mrs. Gladys Cothran's group running a close second. Nurse Chandler and Mr. James J. Green again took Iaurels for their role as advisers of the winning class. Juniord Set the Face :44 Clark Studen t4 70p W776? Campaign 9041 m Rom Irma Rabinmn :r'm: HM H'Hr tHi-Iin UNCF'v bra'mm- of I'm cla.r.mmrr.r fine job in. mrin'ibmins to UN campaign. 0 r. $2.4. hh.H 194$ 59 Chrixtmr Shark: hdped to point up what UNCF has dmw'far in miami- brr coilwm Jinn I944, in a chrzpcl program can'y m the dTWF. 278 hi i ,1 I Dr. Hair prmwrris 1hr UNCF trophy in Dr. Brawley in a cl'mpr! program. For 1'53 fJioneermg work in the area of student edu- cation. 071 Ht: work of UNCF, Clark wax pragmzted a trophy by Hm National Council of UNCF Alumni at its Fr- bmc27'y ??zecting in Detroit. At the find! mil rail; Mr. Harris tabulates reports while Mr. jester and Dr, Ha shozz'ing thrr campaignic szdtj. Dr. Bmwlcy crowns Rosa jean Robimmr erTss UNCFN of I960 ie wait for the report glam 9'0qu Crowned WIAA Clark for 1960 FanthaH Tram L'afrrnfn Arthur Carrrr rc'ar 1'5- rsnn' fm- Hrr' quwr-n n! Hu- rm'rmarirm rr'rrmom'. Giorir: Gozs'riyj 1-15 :: Clark of I959J960 Qm-ma Glaria makm hm marry rzf Hus rrn'rmaiion 7 : - Tim Qucrn and 1:0' atrmdmzu, Katy Aumy and Nazetm OTVME on their home- - coming parade float. foyer? Rankin was Clark: r Mics Loyalty: this year. 1. Alumni celebrated Hie? victory after Chicago parent; and alumni were the ganm. in the- parade. Student Loufxr LN dirrch :2 rmmbn in the spring comm? ConcertA, Performan cw art 7oot6dll gamed were liighliglt w of Kane! Wear f, Mr Wayman A. Chrnmr dimming Nu marching band at a football game. 82 Ihmm rum MUM: rnnfmrd 0: Nu mmdnng band and majoretias 00 mm a ' - ,I'mnmfmn Mack Robimmi, drum nmjor anjm-r'rh-r fnlrm'on. IVQMW'. C'amfibrfi. Pippim, Hester, Gresham, Dukes, Thomas, Green Tiril'teen $tuden t4 Make Wino A Wino .FHQJ W W! I 'D. II 1; I X l Thirteen Clark juniors and seniors won places in WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVER- SITIES AND COLLEGES following nominations by faculty and staff members. They arc, left to right, seated: Johnnie Dawn Leia Banks, Lydia Tucker, Ruby Hamilton, Standing: Mary Gavins, Benjamin Brown Jnyrt- Ram, James Fcidcr, r Betty P. Williams. XVillie Spike; and Alfrrrla Bradley. Not shown: Joe Carter and Bobby McClain. z4merica'n fduca'tion Week Panda ta Appearing on an American Education W eek program sponn sored by the Department of Education and Psychology were, left to right: Mrs. Jewel Simnm Mrs. Pcarlie Ci. Dove, Rev. L. H. Pitts. Back row: Carolyn Jenkins and Josaph Ellington. B4 built; Clmpel Krough t : litany 9n tereA ting . speakem and Panda mum 1' -i-r- I' Dr. Dennis and President Brawlejr talk with Rev. M. L. King, St, after chape! Studenh and faculty congratuiate Dr. Homo? Edam: Bond following an addnam in Dauaggr Auditorium. A concert. by Em! Spicer was a change in the chapel routine. Dean Hamilton was a familiar figure, especially dur- ing onentatmn week. 85 'y'law Menagerie -- :4 gearing SucceAA The: Clark College Players have done it again. The Glass .Menag- erie, under the dircctinn of Miss Connie Vance, was presented to a full house with the reception of a Broadway play. Betty P. Williams plays the part of Amanda, a woman with a desire to belong. Amanda toll? hm' daughtm' Laura how to br dlm'ming and viz'acmus Tom mil: that he 1'; .mmctimcs called 'rkiller Wingfieidf ?i Dirrctar mm' Dmignm dhruw Hm color Jdirmc of the wt. Angelia Nance i5: Laura, Amandafs daughlcn a girI who is complru-ly naive and warships hcr glaRH manageric. Tom. played by Jcsaic MrDadc, is Amanda's son and he tries to break the mn- formity and falsc pretenses that she has forced upon them. Finally the gentleman rallcrz acted by Clarence FortL completes; the dynamic cast of The G!mg Azfermgrrip. The n15! gorar ovm- srmw detail! with Mr director nnnnnmhnnn wuwHH-i-t-b'u-h- Ellery jenningx gm?! William Br'ck in The iMagirr In Music gueAt z4rtiA tA Afarfm' Ecsvdj! Druid Tihmar Dane? Thralrp Damrr 'z'7n-wrre Predident and MM. Krdwley - 5n tertained the 7acultq at gpanidh Motif binner Dr. and Mrs. James P. Brawley were the. hosts on March 22 when Kresge Hall became the scene of a Spanish motif din- ner. As faculty,r and staff members and their guests dined they were taken nn an imaginary trip to hiexico with him. Brawley as the narrator. Several Student groups pmvidcd musical enter- tainment. Mrs. Sara H. Cureton welcomed the diners in Span- ish. Mrs. Flora Davis and the home economics students pre- pared the menu for the occasion. Students entertained BS SenorJJ 214' 6C! a rd 3! G NIarch 3. Clark students, faculty and staff heard Rev. McGowan de- liver several sermons at the morning chapel hour and partici- pated in a series of discussions that ran the length of the observ- ZlI'lCC. RW'. M'cGazclan mthd with individual Madam: as well! as with groups flair. and xifits'. Albmf Daniwiawx wirih'd HM campus during REW. Shown bdow during thr week are Kl-U Mr. and Mrs. Danielsen, Rw. and AIM. ch'Gozmn, Rn . Roimzrf Haynm and Dr. fame: P. Brawley. 'Vrim'tq ProMemA wad the 77mm of eeligiom fmphaAiA Week Clark College alumnus Rev. Edward McGowan was the guest mjnistcr and ;Prinrity Problcmsn the theme as Clark College observed annual Religious Emphasis Week from February 28 to Rev. JMcGowan a: he appeared in one of a serm' of menagm' to Clark students, faculty and .vtaff. Clark College C7444 of I 96 0 Raj! ' mce, Presidvnt Willie Spikes, Vice-Presiden: VIRGINIA ALEXANDER 82 Sunset Ave., NW Atlanta. Ga. Major: Secretarial Sciencu M'z'wmr: Secondary Education Business Forum JULIETTE 'I' ANIEY 170 Wellington St, SW Atlanta, Ga. Major: Elementary Education .Mz'nor: Library Science Philharmonic, I Miss Phil- harmonic? Freshman Guidt', Religious' Life Comm., Honor RUII, Alpha Kappa Alpha LOIS BANKS 503 Oak St. VEIitletaJ Ga. rWajor: Social Science .Minor: Secondary Education Clark College Band. NAA- CP, Social Science Club, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority GERTRUDE ANN BILLINGSLEY 323 Carnega Ave. Chattanooga, Term. M'ajnr: Elementary Education Minor: Social Science Social Science Club: Murmur Hall Council, YWCA, CFFA CARLENE ALFORD 231 Chappell Rd: NW Atlanta, Ga. JUnjor: Secretarial Science Mfmor: Secondary Education Alpha. Kappa. Alpha, Busi- ness Forum, NAACP KATE ELIZABETH AUTREY P.O. Box 506 Monroeville, Ala. Afajor: Social Science Minor: Spanish, Library Sci. Social Science Club, YWCA, Library Club, Personal At- tendant to uMiss Clark, 1960; Merner and Holmes Hall Councils, Honor Roll, Alpha. Kappa Alpha. ANNIE BARNES 208 Walnut Ave. Baltimore, Md. Major: English Afinor: Secondary Education Holmes Half Council, NAA- CP, Theater Guild, Alpha Kappa Alpha ALFREDA D. BRADLEY 4-1- Burbank Dr., NW Atlanta, Ga. Mrajor: Elementaljr Education M'inor: Library Scicnce Miss Sphinx, HNIEss Clark, Freshman Guide, Marshall Board, thfs Who Among SmdentsJ Alpha. Kappa AI- pha MATTIE. M. BROWN 140 John Hope Dr. Atlanta, Ga. Major: English Minor: Secondary Education Philharmonic So- ciety, French Club, Honor Roll: Freshman Guide, Delta Sit a Theta gm r-q-eu-z-u. 5-; ALEXANDRINA COHEN 2620 East Chipco Ave. Tampa. Fla. z'vfajor: English M'r'nor: Biology, Secondary Education French Club, YW- CAs Concert Band, JVIrrrnm' Hall Coun- cil. Florida Club, Alpha Gamma Ome- ga Biological Society ANNE WORTHAM BRYSON -i-l Shirley PL, NW, $512 Atlanta, Ga, Major: Elenmntar'y Education Minor: Physical Education Delta Sigma Theta SALLEY FAYE BURRUSS T53 Waterford Rd. NW Atlanta, Ga. Major: Busine55 Administration M'inor: Social Science CYNTHIA J. CARRUTHERS 823 9th Ave. Columbus, Ga, M'ajm': Biology Mrinm: Chemistry Chemistry Ciubi, S.G.As Al- pha Camilla Omega Biolog- ical Society, Alpha Kappa Alpha DOROTHY JEAN CLEMMONS 226 Collum St, NW Atlanta, Ga. Major: Secretarial Science Alinor: Business Administration Business Forum: Philhar- monic Society, French and Spanish Clubs RACHEL LE ESTER BURRUSS HQ Taliaferro St, NW, App, 405 Atlanta, Ga. JMajo-r: Elementary Education M'imrr: Music Theater Guild, Philharmonic Society HENRY W . CANTRELL, JR. 14-97 Mozley Piacei SW Atlanta, Ga. .Major: Social Science .Minnr: Education Social Science Club, Lam- podas Club t ARTHUR FORD CLAY 814-5 South Evans Ave. Chicago, Ill. a-Majm': Business Administration A-Iinm': Social Science Football Team LAM City 1958- 59, lQSQ-SOL T? Club, Cav- aliers Collegiate 21. Business Mgr. Brawley Hall Senate, Business Forum, Spanish Club, Kappa Alpha. Psi, sRe- gional Jr. Vice PolcmarchL S.G.A. VIRGINIA CLEMONS 119 Festus St, ThomasvilleJ Ga. Major: Secretarial Science AJirmr: Secondary Education Business Forum, YWCA JAMES CRAWFORD 34-5 N. Pope St. Athens, Ga. Major: Social Science Minor: Physical Education NAACP, Social Science, Club; CFFA: YMCA, AI- pha Phi Alpha ARTHUR DANNER 1211 Simpson Rd... NW Major: Business Administration Minor: School Science DORIS JEANNE DAYS 1824 14th Ave., So. St. Petersburg, Fla. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Library Science Library Club, Theater Guild: NAACP, CFFA, YMCA, Florida Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha GERALDINE ELLIS 399 Paines Ave., NW Atlanta, Ga. Major: Secretarial Science Jla'in-or: Secondary Education NAACP, Business Forum, College Band, Delta Sigma Theta. FANNIE ELLIS CURRY 29 Stafford St, NW Atlanta, Ga. Major: Social Science Minor: Secondary Education Marshal Board, Social Sci- ence Club, NAACP JOHNNIE MARGURITE DAVE 12723 Isabella Avenue Knoxville 15, Tenn. Major: English Minor: Education and Library Science CFFA, NAACP, Philhar- monic PresJ, Pan-HelIeniC Council, French Club, Liw brary ClubJ Literary Sympo- siumJ Honor Roll, Delta Sig- ma Theta JOSEPH A. ELLINGTON 181 Ashby St, NW Atlanta, Ga. Iliajor: Elementary Education Minor: Business Administration NORRIS N. FARMER 984- Palmetto Ave.J SW Atlanta, Ga. Major: Business Administration Minor: Social Science Cavaliers Collegiate 21, Omega Psi Phi RICHARD WILLIAM FISHER 2726 Downing St. Denver, Colo. Major: Social Science and Music Minor: Education Omega. Psi Phi, Col- lege Band ANNETTE DELORES HARRIS I 15 Parsons Place, SW Atlanta, Ga. Major: Social Science M inor: Secondary Education Philharmonic; Whogs Who, Miss LRITIIJadOSH 1957- '581, Social Science Club, Theatre Guild, Elected At- tendant t0 wMiss Clarlf 1958-3595 Delta Sigma Theta REBECCA FLORENCE 599 Rockwell St., SW Atlanta, Ga. Major: English Minor: Secondary Education College Band, Frashman, Guide, Literary Symposium, Freshman Guide, Honor Roll, Alpha Kappa Alpha DORIS VIRGINIA GEORGE 1090 West Ave., SW Atlanta, Ga. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art CoTIege Band, Marshall Board5 Miss LoyaltyE1 of 1958359, NAACP ELMER RICHARDSON GOULD, JR. 803 East Tcnth St. West Point: Georgia .Majof: Chemistry M'inm: Mathcmatics YMCA, Panther StaffJ Chemistry Club LCW Club JERRY HARDEE 2417 Cleburn St. Brunswick, Ga. Major: Biathematics Mrinor: Chemistry Track Team Captain, WT: Club, Chemistry Club, Al- pha. Phi Alpha JOAN KOLETTE FRAZIER 114 Reid St. Thomasville, Ga. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Library Service Library Club, CFFA, The- ater GuildJ YWCA, Florida Club, NAACP JAMES ERVIN GINN Rt. 7, Box 491 Orlando, Fla. Major: Mathematics J'Vfinor: Secondary Education GLORIA FRANCES GOWDY 862 Marlboro St, NE Aiken: S. C. Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Business Administration Philharmonic, Honor Roll, Freshman Guide, WVIiss Omega 1958359, gMi$s Clark 1959360, Delta Sig- ma Theta DOROTHY FOSTER HARRELL 280 Silver Springs Gin, SW Atlanta, Ga. Major: Home Economics and Elementary Education Home Economics Club, NAAC P CAROLYN JENKINS 80 Cerro St, SW Atlanta, Ga. Major: Elcmcntary Education M fnor: Social Science NAACP, YW'CA AUDREY MARIE JOHNSON 326-B Archer VVELY, NW Atlanta, GEL. Mrajor: Elementary Education M'fnor: Social Science EARLE LOUISE LEE 7303 Swift St. Lithonia, GEL Afajor: Music .M'inor: Secondary Education Zeta Phi Beta, Marching and Concert Band, CFFA, Pan Hellenic Cmmci!J Phil- harmonic Society, MENC, YWCA VIRGINIA MAE MCCARTON P. O. Box 35 River View, Ala. Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Secondary Education REGINA JENKINS 2159 Verrena St, NW Atlanta: Ga. Major: Social Science Miner: Secondary Education Zeta Phi Beta, Social Science Club BERNICE NELLE JOHNSON 212 Lasctm' St. CovingtonJ Ga. M'ajor: Social Science M'irmr: Secondary Education Social Science Club, French Club: Secretary Pan Hel- lenic Council, Zeta Phi Beta, S.G.A.: Attendant t0 Miss Sigma 1958-159. I Miss Cres- cent 1957358 DAVID MCCANTS, JR. 4-29 Lorain St. Biminghamr Ala. Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics President Chemistry Club, President Beta. Kappa Chi National Scientific Honor Society, Editor of Pion, Omega Psi Phi JESSE NATHANIEL MCDADE 840 College St. Knoxville: Tenn. Major: Religion and Philosophy Minor: Drama Polemarch Kappa Alpha Psi, President Pan Hellenic Council, Vice-Pres. Theatrc Guild, Business Manager Tennessee Club CAROL ANN MCLEMORE 4-12 N. Cherry Dr. West Point, Ga. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Music Philharmonic So- c i e t y , Y W C A , CFFA, Th eatrc Guild, MENC ERNESTINE BERNICE ELLEN LUCRETIA MCMICHAEL MAGBY 518 Holcomb St. 977 Spain PL, NW ' East Point, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Major: Secretarial Science .Major: Secretarial Science Minor: Secondary Education M'inor: Businesa I Business Forum Administration Business Forum... Spanish Club BETTY JOYCE AGNES LOUISE MAXEY i MATTHEWS 266 Colima Ave. 444 Auburn Ave, NE Athens, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Major: Foods and Nutrition thor: Elementary Education Minor: General Science M'inor: Social Science Delta Sigma Theta, NAACP, Holmes Hall Senate: Home Economics Cluh CFFA LORETTA VIRGINIA ROSALIN'D RUSSELL MITCHELL PARKER 50? N ew Street General Dclivcry Sparta, Ga. 'West Point, Ga. Major: Elementary Education M'ajor: Social Science M'inor: Physical Education M'inm': Library Science Library Club, Theatre Guild, Alpha. Kappa Alpha, Sucial CFFA, YW'CA; NAACP, Science CIub Social Science Club CAROLYN PETERS MARY L. PETTIGREW 1750 Tiger Flowen: Dr., NW 1163 Simpson St: NW Atlanta, Ga Atlanta: Ga. M'ajor: Elermmtm.r Education Major: Elementary Education M'inor: Libraly Science Minor: Art Philharmonic Society, The- atre Guild ELNORA .IUDY PORTER 920 N. Hill St. Griffin. Ga. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Physical Education RAY RAYMOND PRINCE P. O. Box 261 LumpkinJ Ga. M'ajor: Elementary Education Minor: General Education President Senior ClaimJ Edi- tor of Sphinx.Alpha Phi AI- pha, S.C.A.J NAACP KATHRYN E. REED N43 Center Pl. S. Birmingham1 A121. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Music Delta Sigma Theta, YWCA: Theatre Guild, Philhar- monic Society, GFFA, Dance Group LUCILE ROYAL 1149 Mobile St., NW AtlantaJ Ga. Major: Elementary Education M'inor: Library Service Marching Band, Concert Band, NAACP, YWCA ALLEAN DOROTHY SCHLEY 480 Griffin St, NW Atlanta, Ga. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Secretarial Science President Sigma Gamma Rho, Pan Hellenic Council JOYCE ELAINE RANKIN 107 Mathewson P15. SW Atlanta, Ga. Major: Elementary Education Ailirmr: Social Science Alpha Kappa Alpha, HMiSS Kappa! $57-.58, Mi55 Loy- alty '59- ESO, Social Science Club HARRIET LIGHTFOOT RICHARDSON 745 Proctor St, NW Atlanta, Ga. Major: Home Economics M iwor: Secondary Education Home Economics Club CAROLYN ISABELLE RUFFIN 470 Keefus Road Conneaul, Ohio JWajor: Music Minor: Secondary Education Philharmonic Society, Con- cert Chio, Concert Band, Marching Band, MENC, Holmes Hall Council MARY LEE SHERFIELD RouLe 1, 1t7:90 Cedartown, Ga. Major: English Minor: Secondary Education Literary Symposium KW' ' ADA SNELL 310 Vine St. Dublin Ga. Major: Home Economics Minor: Secondary Education Delta Sigma Theta, CFFA, Home Eco- nomicis.C11.1h, PAM Emphasis Commit- tee Chairman, NA- ACP WILLIE CURTISS SPIKES MATTIE JEAN STARKS P. O. Box 713 1216 Finley Ave. N. Seperton, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. Major: Mathematics Major: Social Science Minor: Chemistry Minor: Psychology Secretary Beta Kappa Chi, Social Science Club, Theatre 1 Vice-Presidcnt Senior Class, Guild, Holmes Hali Senate I IVIathematics Club: Chemis- try ClubJ Veteran's Organi- I zation WILLIE NORRIS STOREY BETTY LEE STRICKLAND 1176 Washington Circle 175 Linkwood Rd. East Point, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Major: Mathematics Major: Elementary Education Minor: Secondary Education Mmor: English President Phi Beta Sigma,J Aurora Club, Literary Sym- Marshall Board! Mathemah posium ics Club MYRTICE J. STRIPLING THOMAS SULLIVAN 3141 Bay St. 410 E. Tinsley St. Scottdalc, Ga. Griffin, Ga. JMQjor: Home Econmnics Major: Social Science Minor; Social Science Minor: Secondary Education Home Economies Club, NA- Social Science Club, CFFA, ACP, Band 1955-956 French Club DORIS IOLA THOMAS DOROTHY LEOLA 117 Loraine St, NW THOMAS Atlanta; Ga. 1179 Loraine St., NW M afar: Mathematics Atlanta, Ga. .Minor: Education Major: Mathematics Miss Alpha. Phi Alpha 1958- Minor: Secondary Education 150: Dean of Pledges of AI- Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- pha Kappa Sorority. Mathe- ity, Mathematics Club, Miss matics Club. Alpha Phi Alpha 1958-150 JEANETTE E. THOMAS 11 Anderson Ave. Apt. 6 Atlanta, Ga. Alfajor: Elementary Education Minor: Mathematics Library Club, Vet- eran1s Club JOHNNIE MAE UPSHAW 1936 Forest Park Rd, SE Atlanta, Ga. Major: Secretarial Science. Minor: Secondary Education Business Forum ROBERTA VALENTINE 643 Moganton Rd. Maryville, Tenn Major: Secretarial ScienCc. Minor: Social Science Business Forum: Tennessee Club FLORINE GAIL WASHINGTON 401 NW 3rd Terrace Dania, Fla. M'ajm: Social Science Minor: Secondary Education Social Science Club, CFFA, NAACP, French Club, YWCA FRANK WILEY 190 Cohan St. Athens, Ga. Major: Music Minor: Secondary Education Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, MENC, Band. Cavalier: Col- legiate 1121 YWCA, ALTON WILLIAMS 512 25th St. Columbus, Ga. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Basileus of Omega. Psi Phi Fraternity, NAACP, Biology ClubJ Business Manager S.G.A. GEORGE WILLIAMS ?00 Fair St, Apt. 342 Atlanta, Ga. Major: Mathematics Minor: Education Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Math Club, Pan Hellenic Council JANET WILLIAMS 160 Central Ave. St. Augustine, Fla. JMajor: Mathematics M'z'nor: Secondary Education 3.1th Club: YVVCAJ Phil- harmonic Society, represent- ative to S.G.A. ROBERT JAMES WILLIAMS Route 2: Box 87 Salters, South Carolina Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Treasurer of Senior Class, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, YMCA, Biology Club, French Club, S.G.A. HELEN YVONNE WILSON 3250 Jonesboro Rd. Atlanta, Ga. Major: Secretarial Sciencc Minor: Secondary Education Business Forum, Band, Pan Hellenic Council. Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- Ity n I f 1. W Hid I J JOAN CI-I'EQUETA 'WRIGHT 119 Cheraw S. Bcnncttsville, S. C. Major: English .Minor: Secondan' Education Philharmonic, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Year Book Staff RACHEL VALERIE COLLINS 2201 Effingham St. Portersville, Virginia Major: SociaI Science .Minor: Library Science Library Club, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority: Spanish Club dr'nl -ui -...d 2'; J BRENDA COX 244 Sciple Terrace Atlanta, Ga. Major: Elementary Education Minor: Art Art Guild: Theatre Guild, Marshall Board Here are . . , - - .77 ; unions 9 ; iRI :- - -x Benjamin. Brown, President; Marjorie Wilson, Srarretary; Willie Stewart, VicewPrcsidem Arnold Arrington Askew Askew Baifey Bailey Bazemore Bsmley Benton Boston Bowen Bridge: Brown Brown Bryan! Butler Byrd Carter Cam: Clark Cody Com Dc H Fr! Feidn Florence Fm! Crorge Cfouer U: r'uham Hamilton ROW ONE GERALDINE ARNOLD YVONNE ARRINGTON HENRIETTA ASKEW.... OPEL AWSKEW LOURIA BAILEY,.... WILLIAM BAILEY .................... ROW TWO ZELINE BAZEMOREW ,.7.,,H.................... CHARLES BEASLEY ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, JAMES BENTON ..... PRISCILLA BOSTO. GLORIA BOWEN... .. JAMES BRIDGES na Hrights. ROW FOUR HENRY CLARK ....... CHARLENE CODY. FRANK. CORSEH BILLIE ANN DANIEL JAMES FELDER... .Auanta' Ga. .....Savannah, Ga. ......... Atlanta. Ga. Penn. Jacksonville. F1211 ...Atlanla, Ga. .Alianta, Ca. Westvillc, S, C. ..... Chicago Ill. ..Xtianta Ga. ....Sumtcr, S. C. 104 Atlanta, Ga. ...Atlanta, Ga. Grt: :nsbom. Gn. Allanla,G.1. Panama City, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. ROW THREE ERNEST BROWN ...ALlanta, Ga. EDDIE BRYANT ...J'oncsboma Gil- RANDOLPH BUTLER. ....Gaincsville, Fla. EDDIE BURD .............. ....Clmppclls, S. C. ,IUE CARTERNPW York, N. Y- Atlanta, Ga. ROW FIVE MAC ARTHUR FLORENCE... lI:RED FOSTER... A, . EDDYE GEORGE 9AMMIE GLOVER,7......... JEWEL GRESHAMW. .. RUBY HAMILTON ..Nl' -,wnar1 Ga. Chattanooga Tenn. .HTuskegc-t Ala. ...... Centre, Ala. Harris Hendrickj Hester HIT! HIT! Hfues Hoih'nshcad Hook! Hutchins folly;- Ions; farm: Kaith Lewis Logan Lon McCormick Mufhnm' Mathis Mehon Memeger' :MWM 071'le Parks Pauline? Petersen Phillip; Poitier Ragsdm'c WILLARD NELSON ........ WESLEY MEMEGER, IR. YVONNE MILLER ........ NEZETTA O1NEAL.... ROBERTA PARKS .......................................................... ROW FOU R ROBERT MXTHIS ROW TWO CLAUDINE HUI. LINSHE A.D ELSIE HUUKS... 0 A1 HERINE IIUTCHINS MARY 1.01.sz 1.xt:nL'EL1NE 10111.5 VERNELJNE 10NES.. ROW ONE 1131351113 ILKRRIS. ......... R0111c1 LAURA HENDRICKS: ..Cantrsvilic, J13. KN HESTER ......... ......Atlanta, ATHANIEL HILL ..Atlanta, MAUDETTE HILL. ..... Atlanta, THOLTAS HINES.... ....Grantvillc, .thnny. Ha. LTEAUDETTE KEITH ....... . DORIS LEWIS ........... . .. UARL LOGAN, JR ...Atamu.-.. 1; TNCETTE LOTT ...... ...Mimni. Fir. ALIEN MCCORMICK. ....Daculii UH. 1.5L 1.-X MATHEWS ............ Atlanta, Ga.. JOYCE PA ULINE...... ...Atiqnta. Ga. 5511.115 PETERSON ... ..St. Augustin: FIa- RIEEHNRDS PHILLIPS... ........ Macon, Ga. EV ERT. Y- N PL'JL'I Hi R.. A-AAtlama. Ga. RAE: mm. m: . .:.;p 105 mincsville, Fla. ?f-VEdUND RAGSDALE...: ................................................ Atlanta: Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. ROW THREE ....................................... Cl-mttarmogaJ Tenn. ...... Columbus, Ga. ........... Savannah, Ga. ...Stone Mountain, Ga. ...Atlanta, Ga. ..... Griffin, Ga. ROW FIVE .....Jacksonvillt, Fla. ...Greenvillc, S, C. 1 I' ..I ..MrDonaJd Ga. Ray Rickey Robinson Robinson Robinson Roger: Rubin Sims Smailwaod Smith Smith Smith Stewart Signal! Summerow Surrency Tho mm Tomiimon T11 cker Twyman Vaughn Wafdon Watkin: Watkinj Hiadey Watson Whitfield William: Williams IVilson Zachery ROW ONE JO ANN 11,111.. JUANITA LAVERXE RICHEY s MACK ERWIN ROBINSON... ROSA JEAN RUBINSO'N'... WILLIAM TALMADGE ROBIASOV III... ODELL ROGERSH ROW TWO HORACE RUBIN, JULIUS CAESAR SIMMS JERALDINE OCEAN SM. ALLWOOD JAMES .ARTIS SMIIH... RUBIE MAE SMITH.. YV ONNE MARIE SMITH ROW FOUR LYDIA MARIE TUCKER... LOVELL TWYMAN.. PORTIA WINON AH VAUGHN... JACQUELYN LOUIS W ALDO'Y... CLIFFORD EDWARD WATKINS... ROBERT BURTON WA'IKIINS .. 5.1. PitLISI'JUFE,F1EL ..Macon. Ga. ...U 11111:1n011ga 11.1111. .............. Lithonia Ga '1. .Ta111p:1 F121. uBirmmgham. Ala. . Allm1ta.Ca. R.0m1. Ga. Atlanta Ga 1. ...... Marirtta, Ga. Knoxvillr, Tlrnn. Chicago, Ill. 106 7.7....A-Llanta'. Ga. ..Gadsdem Am. '1. Petersburg, Fla. ROW THREE W11 1 IF JAMES STEWART .................................. Tarpon Spring. Fla. FIJJRENL'E BEAFRICE ESTUA ALL ....... M1..D0n0ugh Fla. BARBARA ANA SUMMERUW ......... ...Chatlanooga, Tenn. CAROLE N 81 RRENF' Y .............. IONNIE jAMES T HUMAS. JR NORRIS 'WFIJMLINSUN jR .......... Baxlt'y. Ga. ....... Orlando, Fla. ...MI'DOIIOugh, Fla. ROW FIVE ROBERT YOUNG WATLEY LIZZIE MAE VVATSUN .......... WILLIE DAVIS WHITFIELD BETTY PEARL WILLIAMS...... ANNIE HOWARD WILLIAMS. ....Atlnnm, Ga. MARJORIE WILSON.................. ....31'51112111131', Ala. JO ANN ZACHERY-u--------A-nW1................................nunuugjas...mcl Ga. ..A1lama. Ga. ..... Albany. G2. Here are . . . . . . 77w Sophomored 'ii. jimmy Hr'ilfiamx Frank Edward: M'ark Suliimn Wiilie Lynch Burrimw sligr. Trmxmw ViauP-mxidem Prpsirfrm Adams Adams: Aguirre Akin; Affen Anderson. Army .4an Bm'fey Bank: Bank: Barkley Earl: rdafe Barnes Barnes Barnes Bwimn 351-1315 munch Bfandfng Braybnj' Bridge; 4' Brown Brawn Brown Brown Brown Brown Bryant Brmdmge EARLY ARNEY ..................................... JVIATTIE JO ARNOLD .. CELIA BAILEY............ NANCY BANKSH B.Eluit W15. SHIRI EY BANKS ...Knoxvlllr Ttnn. MATT IE BARKLEY ............................................................ Fmsyth, Ca. ROW ONE GEORGE ADAMS...... PAULETTA ADAMS BARBARA AGUIRR . MELBA AKINS ...... HELEN ALLEN... CARMEN ANTDERSOD. ...Atlanta Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Chicago: Ill, ........... Macon, Ga. .BIuth'ld, W. Va, ....Greenvillc, S. C. ............... Dallas, Ga. ...Allanta, Ga, .Enlonton Ca, ROW THREE AZALIA BARKSDALE.........................E.... CLAUDE BARNES... MARTHA BARNESM SARAH BARNES ....... ROCHELL BENTON. 1WILLIAM BIVIlNS ROW FOUR MARILYN BLANCF-L......... ROLAND BLANDING. ELEANOR BRAYBUY. . OPPIE BRIDGES ....... Mmlnnm. Ga- BETTYE BRHIWN ............ Jarkgunvillr', Fla. ELIZABETH BROWN melwns. Gn- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Atlnma. Ga. ,,Sumlcr, S. C. 1 E..Atlant;1. Ga. h............Winslon-511tm N C.. ....Sl'. Ptmtrlsburg.jr1a. ...T humaston. Ga. ......... A ustcll Ga . ..Covington, Ga. ...Bimnma'ham. Ala, ROW FIVE . JACQUELINE. BROWN MATTIE BROWN.....V.. REBECCA BROWN. SHIRLEY BROWN. HARRIET BRYANT PHELMA BUNDRAGE...,...... Jamaica, N. Y. .HHaJlandulc, FIa. .Akoa, Tenn. ...Barnmullc. 03.. ,7.Wl5t Palm B! 11:11 Fla. .. ...Eatonton, Ga. .- OH Burke Calla way Campbel! Carter Chapman Clark Clemmom C?ammom Caffeid Coleman Collie Cooper r. $ . .1. Jnim.....xn CHI Cz'ajket! Dalton. Dnm'rf Dn m'mf Dr: rife! Dank Davis Dd-y Den! Dome: Domhi! Dakar F: I Ira ?'le Ic'hidge' EI'NTIJ EI'CH'H Ffomnay ROW ONE WILLI E. BURKE...... FRANCES chLmuy GRACE CAMPBELLHUH. PATRICIA CARTER... CANARY CHA PMAN.. CHARLES CIARK . ROW TWO LARRY ULEMMONS ............................................................ - Xllamm Ga. ..............E:lEGIHOH, Ga. ............AtIanta, Ga. Newman. Gm ..IVIi:ImL Fla. ....AlIama, Ga. LEILA CLEMMHNS , , LINDA COFIELIJ..,,.WWNN GLENN Ct JI,Ek-1AN. ,,,,,,,,, EARTH RA UULLIF. . BRENDA fOUPER ROW FOUR CATHERINE DXXIS DOROTHY DNXIS Ormond Beach Fla- leRALDINE DAY.. . IDA DENT ............. JAMES DUANES........... ROBERTA DULITJIIT ..Ccorgiana. Ala. , HxWALlantaj Ga. ........At1anm. Ga. ...... Ellr'nwuod, Ca. ,,,,,,,, A tlantaL Ga. ..A..........Bainbridge, Ga, ........At1ama, Ga, ..... Atlanta, Ga, ..Allama, Ga. ...NIacon, GEL ....Cordeai, Ga. ROW THREE CURTIS CROSKETT............... .....A,,A,, SHIRLEY DALTON ANN DANIEL HH.H.... CHARLSIE DANIEL ROSETTA DANIEL . .,...Atlanta, Ga. .icDonough, Ga. .....Atlanta. Ga ..A11anta, GzL homsun, Ga. ,,,,,,,,,mAllanta, Ga. ROW FIVE CAROLYN DUKES FRANK EDWARDS MACK ELRIDGE... ARTHUR EVANS... CURTIS EVERETT ..... CLARICE FLOURNOY..........,................... , Atlar1ta, Ga. ,nGary. Ind ..B1rmingham Ala, .......Atlanta. Ga. .Cordclc, Ga. .......Atianta, Ga. Foster Fowlkes Frankh'n Fracman Gerald's Cater Gibxan Clearer; Gray GTRET Griggs Hake em Hr: nkersar: Harper Harri: Harmon Harrfmn Han Hayne: Head chdcrmn Hicks Hi3? Hiiffarj' HEEL: Hines Hodge: Hormby Howard IIUEL'RYHI ROW ONE LII LIAN FOSTER... MARJORIE LORETTA FOWLKFS JEAN FRANKLIN... LAVMVCES FRANKI IN FREEMAN ELIZABETH CORINE GERANLDS MARY GLADYS GETER.... ROW TWO GLORIA IDA GIBSON... LORENZO GLEAMTON. LEVI GRAY ....SL Petersburg, Fla. CARRIE LAVERNE GRIRR. ............. Forsyth, Ga. PATRICIA RAJA GRIGGS ...... .Bamesvillc, Ga, IVAN PHILIP HAKEEM..................................................BarcilIy, India ROW THREE MARGARET YVONNE HAYNES. EUGENE HEAD. IRIS HENDERSON BESSIE MAE HICKS. LAVONIA HILL... MABLE ANITA HILLIARY...........A,,,,,,, ...Atlanta. Ga. ....Griffin, Ga. ..R...Conycrs, Ga. ..Thumasvillc, Ga. ...Grcensboro, Ga. ....Atlanta, Ga. 7,,M1'ami, Fln. ....Alla nta, Ga. 110 mPcrry, Ga. ,,Atlanla, Ga. ...... I llama Ga. .. 'SaVnnnal-I: Ga. ...Mt r1d1a11 MlssR ................... Atlanta Ga. ROW FOU R JOHN ALLEN HANKERSUN....,.A..........,,,.......A..........H.,,,..MiarniI Fla. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HARPER... ...Kosriusko, Miss. WILLIAM BENJAMIN HARRIS ........ Columbum MISS- I. MARION HARRISON II ........ Athens. Ga. MARIE HARRISON ,,,ALIanta, Ga. LOTTYE MAE HARTChmga Ill. ROW FIVE MARY ELIZABETH HILLS ................ , ................................. Miami, FIIL DOROTHY ANN HINES. Jmnwille Ga; FRENCHY jOLENE HODGES ....Dubiin: Ga. THOMAS D. I'IURNSBY..H....... Augusta, Ga. AMY JOYCE I-IUWARD.... ...... Atlanta, Ga BRENDA JEAN HOWARD wrrn Beach. Fla ..?. qut$J-:: Howard 'Hudson Hughex I Hunter ' H1: r! Humbert! jamiwn jenkin: jenkim fanning: jahmon joh man joh man 10!: man joh man jail n mu joiner font; jonm fnldnn fnrdmi fawn?! Kendrick Korm'gay Lam: Lamer Lay Learn- Lindu'ey Linn; ROW ON E FRANCIS HOWARD DELORES HUDSON... RAYMOND HUGHES. BARBARA HUNTER. jIMMY HURT ............. DELORIS HUTCHEN ROW TWO RUBYE .IAMISQNH GENEVA JENKINS... JEROME JENKINS ....... JUANITA JENNINGS. ALFRED JOHNSON........ CATHERINE JOHNSON ROW THREE BEVERLY JORDAN JAMES JOYNER K. C. JORDAN.. ................. RDSEMARIE KENDRICK.... GWENDOLYN KORNEGAY ............... .. 1'?':' AmhhmhAllanta, Ga. .Orlando. Fla, . moklyn, INK Y. .Syiacauga. Aia. ......Atlanta, Ga ..........Atlanta, Ga. ..............Atlanta. Ga. ....... IX tlanla, Ga. .....Brooklyn, N. E . Lauderdale, Fla. huMiIlcdgL'villc. Ga. ...kHazclhurst, Ga. ...... Greensboro, Ga. .......Dougfasville, Ga. ROW FOUR THEOPIA JOHNSONAtlanta, Ga. MARGARET JOHNSON ............ 3; tlanta, Ga. RUTH JOHNSON ...... .Chaltanooga, Tenn. WILDA JOHNSON .......... Atlanta, Ga. BETTY JOINER ...... .,..Atlanta, Ga, EDWARD JONES .................................................................... Atlanta, Ga. ROW FIVE MABEL LANELzmett, Ala. PERCY LANIER,, JOHNNIE LAY . EDNA LEARRY.... Newark, N. J. KATIE LINDLEY. Arianta, Ga. JOAN LINSEY ........................................................................ Atlanta, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. ..... Statham, Ga. Long Long Lovelace Lowe Lynch McCloud Mclver Madden Mahone Miller MitcheH Momma Afaare Alann- Moss Moss Muffins Nance Neal Nelson Need! Ogr'etree Oliver Paige Parhum Parry Phillip: Pim ROW ONE CAROLYN LUCYLLE LONG WYLMA LONG... C LE. AMDN TINE LOVELACE VIVIAN PENELOPE LOWE. WILLIE JAMES LYNCH ...... ANNA REAN McCLOUD ROW TWO HATTIE B. McIVER ........................................................ Brunswick Ga. ......... Atlanta. Ga. ...Thomaston. Ga. ..... Atlanta, Ga. BARBARA LOUISE MADDEN HENRIETTA MAHONE CHARLOTTE MERRIWEATHER ROBERT MERRIWEATHER MARTHA ELIZABETH MILLE ROW FOUR JOSEPH MULLINS ANGELINA NANCE.....,. QUEEN ESTHER NEAL. L. JAMELLA NELSON ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, CHARLES HOWARD NEVETT... BERNICE MARY OGLETREE.......,....,. , ..Griffin, Ga. ...Grecnwood, S. C. ....Talbottom. Ga. ...SumtmrJ S. C. ..Bessemer, Ala. ...Grccnvillr, Ga. 112 ...Atlanta, Ga. ...Atlanta, Ga. .......... Roswell, Ga. ...Locust Grove. Ga. .........Ncwnan, Ga. Macon, Ga. ROW THREE DANIEL B MI TCHELL ...... RUSSELL MUMON.. JACQUELYN NIARY M116 KATHLEEN MOOR13...ClaytDn: Ga. JOHN MILTON MOSS.W...... ..Dvcatur, Ga. WILLIE M. ALLEN MOSS...............................,................Atlanla, Ga. .. Waltnrbcro S. C. .. ...Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. ROW FIVE ROSE WILLIS CHJIVER... PRISCILI A ANTOINETTE PAIGE BARBARA ANN PARH'AM ELEANOR UDELL GUEST PERRY ...Atlaula, Ga. ANASTATA YVONNE PHILLIPS. ailimorc, Md. JACQUELYN CURTIS PITTS,.....,... ......,................A....,.....Atlanta, Ga. ...Allanta, Ga. ....... 1k tlanta, Ga. hattnnooga, Tcnn. Merriweath er Mcrrr'zuearhn her her Plawden PoweH Poweli Prayan Pringie Pugh Randolph Randolph Ray Robert: Robert: Robinson Saarinen Scott Scott deon Smith Smirk Smith Smith Sparks Snipe: Spmh'in Starks Stacie Stephen: Stephen; Strozr'zr SuHivan Taylor ROW ONE HARRY PLOWDEN .......................................................... Brooklyn, N. Y. DORIS POWELL...... ANTHONY POW'ELL. BOBBIE PRAYON ........ LORETTA PRINGLE. jUI-INNIE PUGH ROW TWO MARVA RANDOLPH . .Fitzcrald. Ga. SARAH RANDOLPH... . .AtInnEa, Ga. RAY CALVIN ................. Atlanta, Ga. BARBARA ROBERTS ...Atlanta, Ga. jUAN ROBERTS......... ...Ea5t PL, Ga. SHIRLEY ROBINSONDublm, Ga. ROW FOUR SFHIRLEY SMITHMIanta, G21. VIRGA SMITH.........., .Barncsvillc, Ga. CHRISTINE SPARKS... Atlanta, Ga. CAROLYN SNIPES..H Atlanta. Ga. DORA SPRATLIN...... ......Rayle, Ga. COLEMAN STARKS ..... ....Atlanta., Ga. JOHNNIE SCOTT ..... ...Newman, Ga. .....AtIanta, Ga. ..Fayelteville. Ga. ......SumterJ S. C. .....Woodville, N. C. ROW THREE ....V.....Cheraw. S. C. ..Bim-1ingham, Ala. ....... Atlanta, Ga. ....k..Atlant:L Ga. DouglaSVilIe, Ga. LILLIAN SAUDERS. GLURIA SCOTT.... CARL SELDON... LINDA SMITHHH NAOMI SMITH......................................... ........................Thomason, Ga. ROW FWE JOENETTA STEELE..........,.V...................k.....1...............Bimingha,m, Ala. GLADYS STEPHENS... ....... Pelham, Ca. MARY STEPHENS ............. Pelham, Ga. EUGENE STROZIER .Luthcrsville. Ga. MARK SULLIVAN... ....... Atlanta, Gav LEON TAYLOR...... .....Forest Park, Ga. SOLOMEJN TAYLOR.. WYOMIE THOMAS ............... BARBARA ANN THOMPSOI ROW TWO BEATRICE TILLMAN...........,..,....... MERLE .ARN TILLMAN..... ROBERT L TRAVIS IR .IOANN TRAYLOR ALFRED DOUGLAS TURNIPSEED., VIVIEN USHER... .. ROW FOUR WILLIAM WATERSAtlanta, Ga. ,,,La Grange. Ga. ...Gastonia, N. C. ....Elhcrlon, Ga. ...Elhcrton, Ga. DOROTHY WHISBY... Manon, Ga. KATHRYN WATTS... RUFUS WERTS ................. IAMES FDWARD WHITE. IIMMY OTIS WHITE... WADEI. IE PETRESE TIIQMIS '- ....Atlanla, Ga. ...Quitman Ga. .... .VIdaIIa, Ga. Thomaston. Ga. ..Jonusboumo Ga. ....Decatur, Ca. 114 Tayfar Tayior Taylor Thoma: Thomas Thompson Tillman Tillman Travis Tmylor Turnz'pseed Ujher Walker Warm er l-Vm'ker Wm: Wanker: Water: W1: f I: IV: H: White W11 ire W J: isb y Wh 1' taker William: William: William: Wfifiam: William: ROW ONE LOUISE TAYLOR ........................................................ Wav Erly Imiall Ga. MINNIE SHOPSHIRE TAYLOR... Griffin: Ga. W,...Atlanla, Ga. ,,,,Atlanta, Ga. MAHanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. ROW THREE BARBARA ANN WALKER Atlanh, Ga. IEAN CAROLE WALKER ...... Atlanta, Ga. IEROLENE IACQUELINE WALKER Birminghmn, Ala. MILDRED LORRAINE WALKER ..... mFort Myers, Fla. THERESA ANN WARE .......................... Atlanta, Ga. JULIUS FELICJIANO WARTI-IEN..............................Sandcr5vi1k', Gil- ROW FIVE VFRA WINIITAKER ..........................I...I..II........IMISC0ttdFIIe, GEL BETTY JEAN WILLIAMS ....Madison, Ga. EOLA WILLIAMS ..Davishoro, Ga. FRANCES ERNEST IND WILLIAMS ................ Atlanta, GEI- I-IARRIET LOUISE WILLIAMS... H.Chattanooga. Tenn. JIWY LEE WILLIAMS... .........................................Columbus, Miss- Wiiliams ?Villiams Willingham WEIw-n Wommk Wood IVooten I'Vright Wright Yanng ROW ONE MARY WILLIAMS OWEN WILLIAMS... JOYCE WILLINGH.N .. SALLIE WILSON ............ ROCHELLE MOM-XRK .............Romc. Ga. ....Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. ..A11anta, Gm ROW TWO RUBY WOOD ............. J; ............................................................ A tlanta, Ga. MARY WOOTEN .................................................................. Atlanta, Ga. .Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. ....At1anta, Ga. PATRICIA YOUNG .............................................................. Laurel, Miss. RUBY WRIGHT.. SAM WRIGHT ........... Winter Wonderland M m C 5 f. w ltd 771M? are . . . 77w ?reAlnmen i l a J 1 ; 1 Ci: Eygp J I ' r . I . f. 'gz-rchji Zf:'XK ! g f Q ' . ,W qr- FRESFIAJAN OFFICERS Giddy? LEW? Donald High Pt'ggyc Kirby Theodora Baker William Appliwg Secretary Vim-'-Pfc--sia'vn.t SM 11!! an! President Treasu fer ROW ONE CYNTHIA AARON Ail anta, Ga. FLDNNIE ADAMS... Pompano Bcach,F1a GLORIA ADAMS... ...... Jacksonville, Fla. JOHN ALBERT .......... DELORES ALDRIDGE ANNE ALEXANDER .................. ..FtM Pierce, FlaM ....Tampa, Fla ...Rockmart, Ga ROW TWO TOE. ALLEN... BEATRICE ANDERSOW WILLIAM APPLING... MARVIN ARRINGTO MARJORIE ASKEW..., HARRY AUSTIN................. ....LaGrangc, Gal ...Atlanta, Ga ..Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga .Gakkctwillc, Ga ...Gary, Indiana ROW THREE JOSEPH BACOTEBronx, N. Y. ANNIE BAILEY ....... WEatDmon Ga. MARTHA BAKERU... Atlanta Ga. THEODORE BAKER. BARBARA BALTON ...... ELOISE BARKSDALE. ...................... ..St Petersburg, Fla Birmingham Ala. ...... Atlanta: Ga. 118 Aaron Adams Adam: Aiberr Aidridge Afemnder Allen Anderson Appb'ng Arrington Aikew Aunin Bacote Bailey Baker Baker Billion Barkjdale Barksdal'e Barret! Barksdafe Bass Btmbry ch'char Beasley Bibb Riggs Birchette Biam'ngame Bo mm 30 men Bowman Boyken Bridges Bridges Briasan ROW FOU R ROBERT BARKSDALE MARSHALL BARRETT. WILLIE BARKSDALE.... CARRIE BASS ........ RUTHIB BEMBRYW ANNIE BELGHER ROW FIVE CAROLYN BEASLEY BEVERLY BIBB......... FRANK BIGGS... RU IH BIRCHETTE. . M A.RIAN BI ASSINGAME. IOIIN BORUM ROW SIX RONALD BOWEN DENYSB BOWMAN MARY BOYKEN.... FANNIE BRIDGES... MAMIE BRIDGES ..... . . RONALD BRINSON ...................................................... New York, N Y Atlanta, Ga. ..Rochvilu; Ga: Atlanta. GIL Atlanta, Ga. Augusta, Ga. ..... Atlanta, Ga. ........Atianta. Ga. Grecnvillc, S. C. .....Atlanta, Ga Atlanta, Ga. ....Augusta, Ga. ......Miami, Fla ....Atlanta, Ga. ..Atlanta, Ga- Broaddu: Brandy Bronner Brown Brown Brown Brown Bryant Bryant Bullock Burke Caldwell Calhoun Carithers Carmichaei Carter Chapman Cherry Clark Cl'wdand Cleveland Cohan Cook Cooimr Craig Crimrose Cufbnrh Daniels Darlley Dani: Dean Dem: Dennis Dewberry Dorsey Dorsey 31-. ROW ONE STENSON BRUADDUS.., ..... ........m....................LouisviIle, Kentucky CHRISTINE BROADY ............Macon, Ga. LENA BRDNNER. ................... Atlanta, Ga. AUDREY BROWN.... . Iest Palm Beach. Fla. CHARLES BROWN ......................... 15. lbany, Ga GERALDINE BROWN.................A....................................Covington, Ga. ROW TWO WILLIE BROWN .............................................................. Talladega. Ala. JOHN BRYANT ..... JOHN BRYANT......V..... CAROLYN BULLOCK ..,Miami, Fla. MELVIN BURKE............. .... ...AtIanta, Ga. BARBARA CALDWELL... ..................u... .................Grccnsbom, N. C. ....Jonesboro, Ga. ...... 4 tlantEL Ga. ROW THREE VIVIAN CALHOUNAlIanta, Ga. RUBYE CARITHERS......M ....... Commerce. Ga. FRANCES CARMICHAEL ... ....Annist0n, Ala. ANNIE CARTER ....... ....Ncwna11, Ga. CLARA CHAPMAN. ..Macon, Ga. MILTON CHERRY .................................................................. Rome, Ga. 119 ROW FOUR ADELAIDE CLARK... MARY CLEVELAND.... WILBERT CLEVELAND.. .......... Chattanooga, Tenn. ' ..........Elbcrton, GEL ..Fit2gera1d, Ga. PATRICIA COLSON ..... .....Baldwin, Fla. MIRIAM COOKWNW ..Atlanta, Ga. MAURICE COOPER .............................................................. Atlanta, Ga. ROW FIVE PATRICIA CRAIG ................................................................ Atlanta, Ga. JACQUELYN CRIMROSE.. SHIRLEY CULBRETH..... ......uAt1anta, Ga. New York, N. Y. QUANITA DANIELS ..... ...Duhlin, Ga. DOROTHY DANLEY,. .Winston, Ga. BETTYEr DAVISWV ............................................................ Dlumbus, Ga ROW SIX ANNIE DEAN ............................................................................ Rome, Ga. EDWARD DEAN,.. LYMAN DENNIS ,,,,,,,,,,, EVELYN DEWBERRY,,, u..Covington, Ga. SIDNEY DORSEY ,,,,,,,,,, ...Brook1yn, N. Y. THOMAS DGRSEY ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ................................................. Atlanta, Ga. .Catersville, Ga. . .Eatonton, Ga. ROW ONE LUCIOUS DRAKE BOBBIE DUDLEY... NETTIE DUNLAPA. WILLIE EASLEY.... JUANITA EDGE..... IVERRIA EDMONS ..............Thomaston, Ga. ..West Palm Beach, Fla. ...Allanlm Ga. ...Allama, Ga. ...... Atlanta. Ga. .....Sh:lwmut, Ala. ROW TWO WILLIAM EILAND ................................................................ Chicago, Ill. LILLIAN EPPS......... GLORIA EVANS. JOSEE'H-I EVANS... ....... A tIama, Ga. ...Barncsvillc. Ga. .ANassau, Bahamas UMarictta, Ga. ... ........C0rdelu, Ga. ROW THREE - THELMA FAVORS ................................................................ Atlanta, Ga. LOUIS FLANIGAN...A ..Atfanta, Ga. RICHARD FLENOURY... 7777777 ..AL1:mta, Ga. ANITA FLOWERS. ................... Jesup, Ga. ANN FOSTER .......... ...Chattanooga, Tenn. CAROLYN FOSTER .............................................................. Atlanta, Ga. Drake Dudley Dunlap Emisy Edge Edmomon Eifand EM: Evan: Evans Ezlergin Euerhart Favor: Flanigan Flmoury Faster Foster Foster Foster Franklin Frazier Frazier Frazier Garffefd Garrett Gare: Gun Chafston Gibbon: Giana? Gouda Goatsby Goosby Gordan Gordan Cream? ROW FOU R CHARLENE FUS'I'ER.............A.... ABRAHAM FRANKLIN. CALVIN FRAZIER.......V.. JOSEPHINE. FRAZIER REGELNIA FRAZIER ..... ANI'I-A GARFIELD ROW FIVE CLARENCE GARRETT ...................................................... hfarictta. Ga. ....Macon, Ga. ...Allanla, Ga. ..... Miami. Fla. Atlanta. Ga. dclphia. Penn. ROSELYN GATES....U.. CLARENCE GETER.. MARY GHOLSTON... DANA GIBBONS........ ROBERT GIOVER ROW SIX FREDDIE GODDE .......................................................... Gainesvillc, Fla. Birmingham, Ala: ...... Newman, Ga. ..Ga1veston, Tex. .......... Rome, Ga- IACQUELYN GREENE .................................................. Columbia, 5. C- ELOISE GOALSBY. HUGH GOOSBY..... THOMAS GORDAN... WILLIE GORDAN......... .. ....At1nnla, Ga. MuAllanta, Ga. ..Tcnnillc, Ca. Anniston. Ala. Marietta, Ga. ....Atlanta, Ga. Gresham Gresham Grimes Gaines Haddock: Hafh'man Halt Hamiiton Hardemzm Hardcman Harper Harri; Harris Hart Haywood Heard Herm'! Heidi Heft derson Hepburn Hick: High High HM Hodge Holman Holt: Hopkins Hudgin: Hugh :5 Hunter Hunter Hunt Iwm Izaary Jackson ROW ONE DELORIS GRESHAM.... ...Atlanta. SHERRY GRESHAM. Atlanta. RALPH GRIMES......... .........Atlanta PATRICIA GUINES .......... MADELINE HADDOCKS. ALLEN HALLIMAN ...Dtcatur, Ga, ROW TWO MARGARET HALL..............................,............................ScoLtdalc, Ga. LLOYD HAMILTON.. harlcston. S. C. EDDIE. HARDEMAX... ...Cm'ington. Ca. PHILLIP HARDEMAN.. Covingtcn, Ga. SHIRLEY HARPER... ,,,,,, Atlanta, Ga, BARBARA HARRIS. ...Atlanta, Ga. ROW THREE MADIE HARRIS... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Atlanta, Ga. SAMUEL HART.... Forsyth, Ga, ANNE HAYWOOD.. Atlanta, Ga. DORIS HEARD ........ Atlanta, Ga. JUDITH HEARST ..... Atlanta, Ga, JOAN HEIDT .......................................................................... Atlanta, Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Iattanooga Tenn. W:?Sl Palm Bcach, Fla . 121 ROW FDUR HERBERT HENDERSON..............................n....................Alcoa, Tenn. WILFORD HEPBURN .............. MiamiJ Fla. PERCY HICKS ........... Birmingham, Ala. DONALD HIGH... ....... Atlanta, Ga HELEN HIGH... JAtlanta Ga. SYLVIA HILL ........................................................................ East PL, Ga ROW FIVE YV ETTE HODGE .............................................................. Savannah, Ga OYETTA HOLMAN... .Hodges, S C. GERLENE HOLTZ... ...Chicago, Ill WALTER HOPKINS... ...... Decatur, Ga. LORETTA HUDGINS... ...Columbus, Ga. BRENDA HUGHESAtlama, Ga. ROW SIX LELIA HUNTER ....Newnan, Ga, MARIE HUNTER .......... ROOSEVELT HUNTER... GEORGE ISOM.............. lrmingham, Ala. MINNIE IVORY... ..... Gainesville, Ga. CLARA JACKSON .......................................................... Maryvillc, Term. Mlanta, Ga. ...Atlanta, Ga. ROW ONE DAVID JACKSON Atlanta, DOROTHY JACKSON... FAVE JACKSON ...... ....Madison, JOHN JACKSON ..... Atlanta. BENNIE JENKIN .ALlama, ROW TWO OCTAVIA IENKINS... FORREST JOHNSON HERMAN JOHNSON ..... PATRICIA JOHNSON. OTIS JOHNSON... CLARA JONES ...:Doraville, ROW TH REE 301m JONES ROBERT JONES... RUTHE JONES ...... Macon. STACEY JONES... ...Gaincsvillu QUENCIS JONES. ....Atlanta, IDYCE JORDANUrIzmdo, Birmingham, Camilla, ....Ncwnan, .....Atlanta. ...Atlanta, ....Gainrsville, ...East PL, Ga. Ala. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ca. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Memphis Tenn. ..Snow Hill Maryland F121. Ca. Ca. Fla. Ga. Fla. jackmn fathom fackmn jackmn jenkin: fenkin: Jenkins 10h Mon johnmn johnmn johmon James Jones Jones lone: francs lone: jardan Kennedy Kemwdy Kilpatrick King Kirby Laremonf Law Lawrence Lee Logan Lager: Luster .McCII'rg,I Achahee Achemc-re M'cNea! MGMJ Marsh ROW FOUR BOBBIE KENNEDY ........................................................ Grcr'nwllr', S C 1MILDRED KENNEDY W YLIE KILPA I RIC K... DOUGLAS KING... PEGGYE KIRBY DAPI-IINE LAREN ON . ..Atlanta, . Atlanta, . cnczucla S. ROW FIVE ROSALYN LAW HERBIE LAWRENCE AIRRENER LEE ......... HELEN LOGAN... SAMUEL LOGAN... GLADYS LUSTER ..Grcvnsburo, .....Savannnh Mobile, ROW SIX VIVIAN MCCRARY ....Bainbridgc, JASPER ML'GAHEE........ ....Augusla. SHARLISS MCLEMURE... West PL, ERROL MLKWNEAL Smyrna, ANNIE MAPP... Atlanta, CASSANDRA MARS ...Atlanta, .BIack Mountain. N C. .. ...Decalur, Ga. Ga. GIL America ...Bcsscmvr, Ala, Ga. Ga. Ma. Chatl'muuqa Tnnn. Chicago 111. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Ga. Martin Martin Mayo May: May: Meadow: Merritt Middiebroak: M'ilien MM; Minter Mitchell Mamon Moore Moore Meow diam Muffin: Munffn Nehon Newbofd Newfan Norman Norm NunnaHy Oder: 015nm Pahrwr Parks Park; Park: 1141' Parlor Partridge Peny thih'ps Pierce ROW ONE WILLIE MARTIN ..... MARIANNE MAYO .................... MAMIE MAYS..... MILLIE MAYS... m WILLIE MEADOW. .. ROW TWO THOMAS MERRITT.. BMKRB XRK MIDDLLBRUUIXS CDNETI-II-X MILLEN ............. JENELL MILLS .......... SHIRLEY MINTER ....... MILDRED MITCHELL ROW THREE VERDELL NORMWx ERNEST MOORE... JEAN MOORE ...... MARY MOORE... JARV IS MOSS. .V PATRICIA MULLINS Atlanta, Ga. ...Allanta, Ga, .Ptlhnm Ga, . Atlanta: Ga. ..Bamesville, Ga. ...Di carur. Ga. ...AtIama, Ga, Atlanta. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. ' . . C. .Allanta, Ga. Newnan, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. 123 ROW FOU R GLORIA MUNLIN... TERRY NELSON... IDA NEWBOLD ..... HARVEY NEWTOi ............................................... Statesboro, Ga. ......... Cedartown, Ga. ...Pompano Beach, Fla. ........ Collegepark. Ga. LANA NORMAN .......... ....Bnemen, Gal JACQUELINE NORTH ........................................................ Atlanta, Ga. ROW FIVE JOHNNY NUNNALLY .......................................................... Dawson, Ga. SHIRLEY DDEN .......... East Pt: Ga BETTYE OLINER. Wadley Ga LORAN PALMER..... Atlanta, Ga AUTHUR PARKS. Atlanta Ga JOHN PARKS .......................................................................... Atlanta, Ga. ROW SIX CHARI ESZETTA PARLA..ND ....Brunswick. Ga. BRENDA PAHRLOR. ..... Atlanta, Ga. DORIS PARTRIDGEn JOHNNIE PERRY, EFFIE PHILLIPS .................. Atlanta, Ga, CHARLES PIERCE .................................................... St. Petersburg, Fla .umu ROW ONE BRENDA PIPPINS ................................................................ Allama. Ca. ....Stockbridge . Ga. ,,,,,,,,, 15 tlanta. Ga. ...... Valdosta. Ga. .Grccnvillc, S. C. ...Dawwn, Ga. ANNIE PITTMAN... ADDIE PLEAS .................... GWENDOLYN POMPEY.. JOYCE PREASE.............. SAMOLYN PRICE . ROW TWO THEODORE PRICE, JR ANITA LOUISE PULLIN jAMEs RAINEY .................. CHARLES RASBERRY... DELORES J. RAWLS.... .. CLARA LEE REDDING ROW THREE CARL REEVE5... EUGENE BOS TIC RHOADFS BETTY RICKS... ALYGE FAY RINCER DDLLIE RUTH RDBB . ...... SYLVIA ELAINE ROBINSON N.Lwnan.Ga1. ...McDonough, Ga. ....Collch Pk, Ga. . New York N Y. . ..Miimi Fia. ..Forsyth, Ga. ......Brookltt, Ga. bury Pk, N. J. ...Atlanta, Ga. ...LaGrangc, Ga. ..Midway, Ala. ............................................ Atlanta, Ga. Pippin Pittman Pleas Pompey Prensa Price Price Fulfil: Rainey Rasbeny Hawk Redding Reeves Rhonda's? Rick: Ringer Robbin: Robinson Rnddllf Rollin: Rumph Rune?! Sandr r: Schofl'gfd Scott Scot! Sherman Shivers Shopshfre Simmons Simmons Simpson Sims Smith Steele Stevens ROW FOUR MILDRED RODDIE.......... N. XTHERINE RULI INS WALLACE RUMPH II ...... WANDAS MEIDINA RUSSELL... ALMEDIA EARNESTINE SANDER5- ROW FIVE IOCELYN PERRYANA SCOT'I. MARY ANN SCI OTT . LTLLA MAE SHERMAN ...... Allanla, Ga. BETTY IANE SHIVERS... . Bninbridgc Ga. JAMES MAY NNRD SIIOPSNIR . .Grlffin Ga. DEAN EDWARD SIMMONS... ROW SIX ESTELLA LOUISE. SIMMONS WALTER ALFRED SIMPSON... ...Ncw York, N. Y SHIRLEY ANN SIMS ............... BAZALENE SMITIL NANCY GERALDINE STEEL BARBARA JEAN STEVENS ..................... . .......................... Atlanta, Ga- Jackson. Ga. VIDnLgomery, Ala. ...Forl Valley, Ga. ...Azlanta. Ga. ...Sl. Pntershurg, Fla. DOROTI'IY SCHNJFIELD... ..... .........Hmu ...-...... CIQrdc-le. Ga, Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. ...Mranulle Tenn. Monroe, Ga. ....McDonough, Ga. ........ Atlanta. Ga. .Atianta Ga. MMM. -.. .-.-.N- Stevens Stevenson Stewart Strickland Styles Thomrri: Thoma: Thompson Thraxher Tiller Tillman Talbert Trotter Tucker Turner Turner Turner Turner Turf Vinson Wade PVafA-er Walker Walker IVaM'er I-VdHerJ Walton Ward WaJhingron Waxhingfon West Waters Warm White Wk ftehead Widema r1 ROW ONE LUCY STEVENS... . ...Atlanta, Ga, TOMMY STEV ENSUN ..Marictta, Ga. ROSLYN INEZ ST'EW ART... .. ....Atlanta, Ga. W'ILBERT HAROLD S'IRICKLAND ........... A tlanta, Ga. EARLINE DELORES STY LES .............. ..Chattanooga, Tenn. CLEVELAND THONf-XS...McDonough, Ga. ROW TWO LEILA MAE THOMAmS . ...Miami, Fla. MARY IULIETTE THOMPSON ...Ncwnan. Ga. BERTHK LEE THRASHER. ....Atlanta, Ga. MARVIN EUGENE TILI ER ....Centrcn Ala. DELORES TILLMAN.......A.. ...Augusta, Ga. GERALDINE TOLBERT.......m............,...............................Atlanta, Ga. ROW THREE ALVIN TIMOTHY TROTTER........................................Sayr:ton, Ala. ROQERT HOUSTON TUCKER. .New Orleans, La. ANN IE MAE TURNER .......... ..chfcrsonvilIc, Ga. EMMA JEAN TURNER ..... ......Atlanta, Ga. FARRIS EUBANKS TURN ...Atlanta, Gm JEANETTE TURNEREast Point, Ga. ROW FOU R VALERIA JOYCE TUTT EUGENIA VINSON .................. jOHN WILLIAM WADE, JR. FREEMAN WALKER ............... RICHARD LEWIS WA,LKER Augusta, Ga. ...... Macon, Ga. ....Alcoa, Tenn. ....Columbus, Ga. ...Birmingham, Ala. SANDRA LA x ERNE WALKER ........................................ Atlanta, Ga. ROW FIVE WALDO WALKERRtIanta, Ga. ROBERT JAMES WALTERS Atlanta, Ga. ROBERT EDMOND WALTON St Petersburg: Fla. HXSKELL WARD .Griffln, Ga. mBauinbridge: Ga. ...New Iberia La. ANNIE DORIS WASHINGTON CARROLL JACK WASHINGTON. ROW SIX A. BARBARA WEST .................. .. CamiliaRT Ga. CLYDE LAWSON WATERS, J ..Ashcullle, N. C. LOUISE WATTS ............................... Mulga, Ala. LINDA MARIE WHITE ...... JACQUELINE WHITEHEAD ..... BRENDA DE VORA WIDEMAN ....Chicago, Ill. ....Atlanta, Ga, ........................................ Atlanta, Ga. Zachary Zeigier ROW ONE BRENDA ROCHELLE WIGGINS.................., ........, ........At1anta, Ca. BRADLY VAN WILLiAMS .......... ....Atl:mla, Ga. CAROLYN WILLIAMS ........ CHARLES WILLIAMS, JR CURTIS WILLIAMS EDNA MARIE WILLIAMS EDWARD WILLIAMS ROW TWO ROBERT CHESTER WILLIAMS.......... ........ ROBERT LEE WILLIAMS .............. ROBERT LOUIS WILLIAMSON,... JOSEPH WILLISV.....................A. LIONEL GAMALIEL WILSOR GEORGE ANDREW WILSON. MARY ELIZABETH WILSON College Park, Ga. .........Barne:villc, Ga. ............Columbus, Ga. ..Chattanooga, Tenn. .............Chicago. Ill. ......1....B:'1'mingham, Ala. ..... Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Augusta, Ga. Danvillc, Va. Wiggim W filiam: Wiiiz'ams Wilfiam: WI'Hinms Wilfiam: I'Vr'fi'iam: i47ilffam: Williams IVHH: IVr't'suu W'Hmn Wifmn Wiimrz Wilma I-Vo odd! W0 9d: I'Vn'ghl Wynne Younger ROW THREE ULEN CECIL WILSON .............. . ...... ROSALANN ESTER H'ILSONU AARON VVOUDALL.............. . WALTER. FRANK 1NDUDS. VELVIA M. WRIGHT... Atlanta. Ga. RAY VVYNNEHW... ................. Chicago. Ill LEWISTINE ETHEL YOUBGER.....,....... ..........A.....Nrw York, N. Y. .......................... Atlanta. Ga. ..King5n'vv, 57 C. ..Chn.tl:momzia. Trnn Atlanta, Gm ROW FOUR CORA JEAN ZACHARY.............W....................................Anni5ton, Ma. IDA LEVONIA ZETGLER........... ...,. .....,..1.... .................Sylvm1ia, Gil. I'Vir'ffamson - ?mternitiw d $ororitieA Saran of Alpha Pi Chapter, Alpha Kapfm Alpha Sorority Mplm Kappa Mylar Since May 21, 1930, when Alpha Pi Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was first organized on the campus of Clark University, members of the chapter have caught and held vision of true sisterhood. Members of the chap- ter have been leaders in promoting scholarship. high ethical and cultural standards, Mr'rmnanhoodJ unity and friendship among women. Omniconscious of Alpha Kappa Alphafs standards and goals, they have attained heights and won honors which have made them an asset to AKA, to society and to Clark. Under the capable leadership of Baeileus Alfreda Bradley and advisorship of Soror Fannie B. Whipple1 Alpha Pi's activities for the year included the annual rush party for the newly inducted Clarkites. The theme for this yearjs occasion was threenwich Village. Thanks- giving could never pass without the members of Alpha Pi giving their ttSoek Hop to obtain food fof needy fam- ilies. Contributions were given to the Community Chest and U.N.C.F. drive, to thenSpeechend Hearing Clinic for entertainment for the children, a halloween party was given. A reception after the Coronation was given honoring all queens. Founders Day exercises were held during the mqnth of February. Activities included the Annual Chapel Pro- gram, awarding of Pledges Rubye fan'atmau'J Czwndnlyn Korm-jgay and Anastatia Phillip; Alfrrtda tabla; attith. Founda-rs Day spmfcer, Dr. Lym'trw Saint? xvtmlm'ahip: and 21 mark subsrr'iption t0 the periodical iiThe .chrimn Srhnlar was preaonted tn Clark's Library dircctnr. The service; concluded with dinner lngt-thvr with all the Snmrs. Thin war ; recipients were Snmr Betty P. XViHiams :md Linda H-hitv. a freshman of Chicago. Ill. AKA-s frcl curtain that the real spirit of Alpha Kappa Alpha is sihnwn by their tlvt'ds. VIC takr pride in tho accom- plishmt'nts Hf individual .9011an Lydia Turkur. Bray P. Writ- Iinms, Alfrvtla Bmtlrlx' wcnr elected to W'Vlm's Vt-Iho .Kmong Cinllrgc Students in American Colleges and Universities, holding; positions in nr'grmimtinns arc Zrlinc Bascmnrc, Virc- Pt'midt'nt nf Hrtlmm Hull and President of the YJVILAH Lydia Tucker. Secretary of the S.G.A.. Daisy Harris. Asgt. Dormitory Dirvrtrtw Mcrncr HalL Disrussirm Lcadcr fm' Lmdmxhip Clonftn'nttr. ALPHA PT OFF ICERS ALFREDA BRADLEY ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Basffeux ANXIE BARNES .................................... zlmi-Bmilem HELEN XVIISON ....................................Cmmmatr'm JULIETTF. AMEY ........mt..H.A...A...A..............Epi.t!0fr?us KATE AUTREV ................................ Dean of Ptedgett DORIS AND DOROTHY THOMAS ........ ........A.t.tt. Dmm 0f Pledges ZELINE BAsm-IQRE ................................ Tnmfmtrhm SYLVIA PETERSON ...................................... Phitactm' ROSALNH pARKER ...................... Keeper of Records LYDIA TUCKER ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Parliamentarian. JOYCE RANKIN .................... Reporter :0 flaw h'jf me BETTY P. WILLIM-Is....................................Hodt?gm VIVIAN MCCRARY ANIJ MAUDH'ME HILI ......... ...A,,,.Repre.renmriwx to Pm: Ht-fifmric Council Group Eogt'tiw'i' after thrir chapm' program AKA'S are found leading and participating in every phase of rollegr life. Kate Aulrcy, Personal Attendant tn hMiss Clark. Holmes Hall Lady of the mtmth; Joyce Rankin, HMiss Loyalty ; Doris and Dorothy Thomas. uMiss Alpha Phi Alpha; and Juliette Amey. c?Miss Philharmonicf' The path of the ttBuming Sands . found along its hal- lowed route. the footprints of Jacquelin Brown. Elcanor Bmyboy. Rosetta Daniels, Nancy Banks, Loretta anlkcs. Rosaline Geddis. BCSzic Hickst Viable Hilliary, Mary Hills. Canary Chapmam Christine Sparks, and Jean XValkcr. Alpha Pi Chapter is Striving to win even greater laurcls. to retain her status as one of the leading undergraduatc Chapters of thc Sorority and LO bring glory and honor to Alpha Kappa Alpha. and to Clark College. AU-reda Bradley Batiimts Anni? Barnes Anti Bantam Hdmt IVilmn Grammatmts helm gigmd 77m: Sigma Chapter of Deita Sigma Thrta Srmn'ity thfntelligence it the. Touch. of W'isdonW SSSUCCCSSP: is the label given to all of the projects undertaken by the members of Sigma Chapter of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inca fur the year of 1959-60. Under the fruitful leadership of Miss Joya: Ross, the president for this year. Lhc members of thc sorority have shared in a year of pmfitahlc activities. The Deltaas calendar of events consists of a variety of projects. Some of these are civic prtzijccts, mmmunity pmj- acts, campus projects, and goals set by the members of the sorority. Across the burning sands into Grcckland by way of Delta, fifteen lovely young Iadies made their debut in the month 01' December, 1959. These neophytcs wcrc HETICI'I Allen. Mattie Jo Arnold, Shirlcy Banks. Mattie Barkley. Manic L. Bmwn, Shiritry Brown, Harrictt BrynnL Brenda Cooper, Domlhy Davis. Brenda Howard. Johnnie Lay.- Clam- lyn Long, Queen Nt-al. Thcrusn Ann Ware. and Rt'hPL'fil Brown. During that timt: thrt-v tuttivc pyrmnids won? in- ducted who WFI'C Misqrc: Barbara Aguirre. Naomi Smith and Jo Ann Taylor. anllr Sorma mad? HWhn's X'Yhn Among Sludrnls in .Xn'wrimn Colleges and Uniwrsitim. They wore h'IiHHcs Lois Banksk Johnnie Dave, Joyce Russ, and Ruby Hamilton. Other members include Henrietta Askew, Mattic M. Brown, Ann Brysrm. Billir' Ann Dania! and Kathryn Real. 130 hi? :31 Sigma Chafm-r': Offirrrr N-rj Frrra'r'iyr L. Gror'gn. errding Sarefary: J'uyrr er', Prwr'drm: Grmlrfim- FNr'v, VEr'nPrmidr-VH. Rmrr'pfimr girlr'n for Honor Roll .vlurfmfr. The Pyramid Club HurJ Barbara Aguirw, fr; Arm Tany?', and Naomi Smith, DELTA OFFICERS JOYCE Ross .......................................... Pw-midem GERALDINE ELLismm,...,,..............Vice President FREDDYE GEORGE ................ Recording Se'rrefm'y GLORIA GOWDY .............. Corresponding Secretary LOURIA BAILEY ............................ Dean of Pledges ADA SNELL ................................ Dean of Pmbalw BARBARA WARD Treasumr ANNETTE. HARRIS .................................. Chapiam AGNES MAXEY ........................................ Reporter RUBIE SMITH .......................... Keeper of Records JOHNNIE DAVE,.. .........V...........Smgemr.r-m-Armx LOIS BANKs............,.....,,,,Chm'?'mma of Program; GWENDDLYN STEEI,E........ ........ Chairman of Serial. Commiuec REBECCA BROWN, GX-VENDOLYN STEELE ........ ,,,,,,,, Represenhdives to Pan-Heliem'r 131 ..nr-puuq-.M4! -v-H- 4-1-. . 7m Phi Keta Psi Chapter of Zrta Phi Beta Sorority; Inca are on deck for another year of constructive scrvicc. The path of the :Burning Sands found along its hallowed route the foot- prints of Johnnie Upshaw. In keeping with our absrrvance 0f Founders Day. Psi Chapter paused in January to pay tribute to the founding of our sn'rrority by presenting a chapel program. The founders arc Somrs Arozonna Cleaver, Myrtle Tyler, Viola Tyler, Fannie Pcttic. and Pearl Neal. Assist- ing brothers were Brother Charles S. Tayim' and Brother A. Langston Taylor. Psi Chapter is: striving to win every laurel, to retain her status as mm of the leading undergraduate chapters of the sorority and to bring glory and honor to Zeta Phi Beta and Clark College. The officers of Psi Chapter are. as follows: Basileua Mary Gavins; Brammatcus, Bernice John- son; Dean of Pledges, Louis Lcc; Tamias, Rachel Col- lins; Antapokritis, Regina. Jenkins; Representatives to Pan-Hellenic CounciI, Bernice Johnson and Louis Lcc; Advisor. Soror Grace W. Phillipsv ,. -. --:-- .J.:. 50mm of PH Chaptrr of 20:52 Phi Beta Sorority Samr: gafhr'r afrrr Frmndrrx Day Program frame M'cDade Arthur Clay l J I Kappm with S'wwfhcm! joyce Hughr's qr-pr l' nu 41,254 191.; 41,41 : There is an act of Providence in the commencement and perpetuation of any movement of permanence and mobility. God through hiq prescience, loving care and intervention guided the Seven Jewels at Cornell University in Ithaca. New York, in 19053 when they were foundingr Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Prolifically the number has mutated from seven to twentywsix thousand plus. who indefatigably promote manly deeds, scholarship and brulheriy love for all mankind. Due to the same providence an indisputabiy potent link was annexed to the chain of Alphadom with the pun'eyanre of Alpha Phi Chapter at Clark University on January 28. 1927. The founders Brothers: James P. Brawley1 M. S. Davage. and E4 Luther Brooks, are held in our memories as errmsly in the huitding and maintenance of Alpha Phi Chapter and Clark College. Under theistical guidance again the chapter's officers arbited a performance of magnanimity. These Ufficers are the honorable Jerry HaFdCC, president and representative to the Pan-Hellenic Council; Fred Foster, vice-president and assistant dean of pledges; Willie Steward, recording secre- tary; Joe Carter. treasurer: William B. McClain. em'resprmd- ing,r secretary and representative to the Pan-Hellenie Cou nail: MacAuthur Florance, financial secretary; James: Brenton. parliamentarian; James Crawfurd. historian; Randell Pon- der. Chaplain: Frank Wiley. Sergeunt-nt-nrrm: Bobby Wat: kins. dean of pletittees: and Ray Prince. t'ttitnr. L'nfztlteralhlv guidance and mm-uhrnqnhle veerrirvs were rendered by Bros. John Harris and Sulrmmn Sears. faculty Cllh'iSle'S. For the seennd year Doris :md Dnmthv Thomas reigned .15 N'IiKses Alpha Phi Alpha. The year's: :u-tix'ilies itSmoker at Holmes Hall, then we Ijninetl nm' AKA sistei'e, and with them the true house nf .XIpha was t'SIEthiiFth in Cummenced with our annual miniature. we celebrated Frmmlm Day rm December 4- and pre- HCIHECI the school :1 pu'irtrait of am late hnnrnmhie hmther. E. Luther Brr'irskm nm' nf nur I'mmdem who war: at prrufmsnr in the Chemistry Departmt-nl tnr twenty-mw years. 'We have such men naming the lm-nly-fmu' Alpha Phi Brothers who adhere to ht-ingr first nf zlll, servants of all, and transcendants of 1111 in the indefatigable pursuit for profi- ciency in mrin-cit'itt relationships. Joe Carter is president of the Brawler Hall Senate. vice presith-nl :':f the Business Fnrum1 t-aptain nf the hmthnh team nml is a member of Who's Vth. W'ilfinm MrCIIain is msistant Vite preseitk'nt t-Iert la the Southern Region Hf Alpha Phi Alpha l'Altzltel'nity; Intn: it? is a member of VNhuis W'hn for the second time. Ray Prince i5 13-; Hhi making his debut as president of the Senior class and representative to the Student Government Association. Randal Ponder is president of the Clark College division of the N.A.:'X.C.P. Willie Steward is serving in the capacity of vice president of the Junior class and representative to the S.CA. William T. Robinson is doing an excellent service as president of the campus organization of the Music Educators National Conference. Clarence Ford is president of the Business Forum and the Cavaliers 321. Jerry Hardee, in his fourth year of track, is captain of the track team. iViHie Lynch is president of the Sophomore class and representative to the SGA. The five. first stringers 0f the basketball team are Alphas; Joe Carter1 Bobby Watkins. Henry Clark. Jerome Jenkins and Randeli Pon- der are all members . of the Clark College iie'7 Club. Eight additional Bros. were initiated into Alpha during the Fall pro- bation. They are John Hankersnn, James Harrison, Jerome Jenkins, An- Ti Cam I am; pn-trmwt a portrait 0f UM km' drew Lloyd. Willie Lvneh, Julius W'arthen, Levi Gray and Jimmy VVila Ir , 334' - .' -- ' 'J . - ' mew'mr 11'. LHHH': Brook: during HEP Affir'rax hams. Foundmzr Day ,mngmm. This chapter has been distinguished and honored by the recent elec- tion of our own Dr. 1i'i-rilliam Hale to the presidency of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. This market the. first time a college campus has been honored with the national presidency in many years. Officer: of Alpha Phi AUJIM H-rj, ferry Harrier, Praria'ent; Fred liftmferJ Vire-Prrtcfdeni: 1-1 ?wa Stewart, meding Secretary, and Babb;J W'atkz'm, Deter: of Piedgmas. . 1 q -. Fall prabatct twill: thrir qmwi Mist Chrittinr Sparky. Spring yrnbatrw. Charhx Cimltr. Thames Hormbj' and their queen xlrmtmtia Phillip. Brother: of OHECQG Pxi Phi Fmtrmir'y Omega PAi PM To the membcrs of Beta Psi. Omega is the foster mother who encirclcs us with her strong hcnmrnlent arms and miothcrs 115 with understanding of the quintesscncc of brotherhood. Her horizons arc ii-lxd Infinitum-f unlimited, and her bonds cannot be severed. Towards her we are, lEJrCVEI' drawn by an unseen indescribable. and sometimes ineffahle spirit of long- ing and belonging. Niany arc aspiring and many will continue to cross Omcgals uBurning Sandst stretches broad and far over the horizon, but it leads; :11 last but ifs a rough mad and it to a golden city where golden hnnms are found. Where mm L'takt: time to FPjOlFC with brothers of choice Omega Psi Phi. It is with words: like these that the members of Beta Psi move forward in this: era. Having the distinrtimi of being thr first grcck letter fraternity to be estzthliahcd rm Clarkls ram- thc men of pus, Beta Psi has down through the years produced great men. The school year 1959-1960 was no tliffcrcnt. It was in this year that one of its loyal sons was elected to a national Office in the fraternity. Bro. James Feldcr was elected to the office of second vice-grand basiletis. This distinction is 0m? that all Beta Psians the world over should be pmud 0f. Bm. 136 llt'ldvr :11er llnldx' thr: tlktinrtinn 0f beingr pI't-sidrnt 0f the SILA. He was: alsn rune nf thr original uitlorsm ml the mn- tmvm'sinl li-Mppcal for Human Rights. There ELFP ztlsn OthCF brmht'lil: that HP tlllIHtillltllnt: in the crlllcgc romrmmily. They inrlutlc David Mannts. a mom- ht'T of Beta Kappa Chi Srit-ntifir Suticty. in Xklllt h ht: hnltls the position of prmident. Alton XVilliamr- is a mvmhcr 0f Cavaliers Ctllnglith BI and l'JuHint'x'e mnnthvr nl' thr S.CIA. Robert Williams is: I: Hllltlt'nl ElQSlstitnl tn the r'ttgisti'ur: George Williams icw :1 mcmhcr :nf thc mathematirs Chlh. Richard lilishm' is a memhcr of thr Clark Cullt'gt' Band whrrt' ht? holds one of the trap affirm. Norris litmu'r i: nut' uf unr very loyal mmnbers. THOSE WHO REMAIN Thc tlndCFlElS frntcm rt-n'iztininq will inrlmlv Bros. t'it'nrgc Adams. Roland Blanding. Elijah Butler. James ltlt'fltltfr. Vilm- hey Mcmcgcrg thnicl Mitchell, -Charlvs Nm'rtt. Johnny Scott, Julius Sims, Lm'cil Twyman and Rufus Wcrta Among projects initiated this year were the annual blund- bank in conjunction with the Amcrirmi Retl Cross, Queen of the Month! support rif U.N.C.F. and support of the Stu- dent Mm-Ttmcnt. iii Earlier this year Bro. Gregory Newton, Grand I Basileus nf the fraternity, was a guest speaker at ' the invitation of this chapter. Bro. Newton deliw cred an inspiring and challenging message to the Clark College. family. On February 6, 1960, Miss Brenda Pippins. a freshman from Atlanta, was crowned Queen 5: of the Mardi Gras at the annual graduate chap- ter dance which was held at the Magnolia Ball- cJ mom. Miss Pippins was the representative from this chapter. The affair was wally something to renwmher'. as will be readily witnessed by all those that attended. SIEMWII MM? 501W! W Grand 5457-15711! GWEN? Newton and C- Studmc: pai'ticifmtr in HHKWCOHCI annual Omegarspom'owd Clayhm Pazrw'! afh'r Hm; Faundvn Dag: program. blood-bank Orrmgak Offfcm'x N-rl. Afton W'illiams, Bajilcus; Robert lVir'ZEamx, Virr-Baxileus: H'U-iwlry .Mrmcgm; KM-fmr of RBC- ordj. Brothers of Phi Beta Sigma Plu' Kata gigma Dr. E. F. Sweat, Col. A. T. Walden and fans McClardy with awards given to them on Human Relation: Day. Col. A. T. Waidm, diaper! speaker L 1 38 fame; Smith place: a wreath in mr'mory of one? of the Sigma founders. Frank Comm? .rhakrs hand: arid: Mr. Hicks?! while Alumnus fame: Turner Kooks rm foil'nuringj a flight! program. Sigmax 12105:, zi'fH: Hmir Grand Bajifr'us and Dr. Hair CampuA I Organigatiou Man! 1:41! Kean! ?ellowluy of ?m'tlt 4nd 14ction ; ' A . r . J. 'l J '11 '. 2.5 : WW .. k 2337': Fv' ' ..---- ' '- .4 r.- I t' ; IT A... . '. . .:-. '. .1 Wh4n;m.m. .-q....-..:x....... . '33:? . . . . TenneMee Club Kielogy 61:16 . I . I .. . .:. .1... .. .... . .... r... F. . n w x. - T. I .u. . - TS. r3 5:. a . a... n. i ... a 1...: - ..-.- .. -.- m:- .. ..- .: .. nmmmm . . .munnnm w I n..- . in a 1...... aunt-.. m... ...i- .. in. ME E . Law . . . . ?rencll Cid 77: MM! guild 77w Pan titer Staff jean l'sranix'lin. lfriimr JHMCIER Nt-Ixnn, Chm Iz'dimr Elmcr Gould, 11., Copy Edifor 1w .ir'v r-i Edimr Fi'auHin in mnfa'wmw awhile jarhr Brawn. mxrar'irm' t'fnu r'dr'fm. Ar'hlimr for the Pmrfhn'r zmx Afr. Hamid l-r'amifhm. Affn-d jnhrmm. xpm'rx rdimr. ?00 wall 'H'Ia' binding m'rr'ml Hf Mm, halfback jnn'frh El-Iullim gah'm .m-am fur a gand gain. jimmy Hm! fFQIJI, ripping through the Jim: far a. drizr'rzfr'chi Mad; .rlu..-.L.-. :L'hy Hrs? Pammn Mix ymf mm! ddaa: math! O'Ha'. In 1928 a Clark College football team romped through the season with only one defeat. It took thirty-one years; for arr other Clark squad to duplicate that seasonw-or at least :30th pletty close to duplicating it. For while the 1928 squad lost one and tied one, the 1959 squad ended the season with two tics and one defeat. Perhaps the biggest reason for not going undefeated this year was the lack of experience. Like too many Clark teams of recent years, the Panthers this year found themselves dis- tressingly short on know-how plus experience. Twenty-seven men on Coach Epps' thirty-nine-man squad were freshmen. The season was filled with thrills from start to finish. Such ingredients as converting a fumble into a touchdown, Sharing a deflected pass for another touchdown, tying a ball 1'18 m 195 9 Clark cozfi gains on the final play, scoring on the first play from scrimn magic, made the season certainly the most interesting one seen by this generation. of Clarkites. Success this year was, as Coach Epps put it. til result of team effort and a strong desire to win. It goes without sayn ing, however, that there was a lot of talent on the '59 squadi and much of it- -most of it will be back when the season opens next fall, since only four players will graduate this June Departing will be Arthur Clay, Becton Donaldson, Arthur Williams and Arthur Carter, all of whom have worn the Cardinal and Black colors well during their four years with the Panthers. l111693 Pan them The scamn opened with the Panthers at Orangcburg, South Carolina. to play Cllafiin for the first time in recent years. li'ollnwing came a contest against Fort Valley. Vietnries in both these games hmught forth considerable comment. as did the 6-6 tie with Tuskegee tlhen unbeateni. The subsequent lie with Alabama State set the Panthers back somewhat but the fact that the team came from behind to tie the score on the final play of the game kept the living room quarterbacks talking. In the next game the Panthers registered 11 16-1 '1- win over then-unheaten Morehouse and set themselves up as iithe team to beat. A week later the Clarkites had to come from behind again in New Orleans 10 outscore Xavier at home- 149 coming for :1 32-28 Victory. Coming to grips with Savannah State next in a non- eonference tilt, the high-flying Panthers piled up their great- est margin of victory in a 28-12 win over the Tigers. The seasonis sole setback came on Thanksgiving before a record crowd in Herndon Stadium. The fast-charging W-Volverines piled up a 25-0 lead at halftime and went on to earn a 38-0 win that was not as easily gained as the score might indicate. The highlight of this game for the Pamhers was a first- quarter goal-line stand which saw the Panther line hold for four downs with the hall resting only inches from their goal line. Frmrball Captains Breton Danaldmw HCO- CcszJ. Arthur Carter fCaprJ and Arthur HWHiamx fCo-Caphj Hear! Cum'h and Din 1.1m Hf AJMNEH ermirr'm S. EMH paimx Hut 0 haifback : ll mixmkr SJ: mrh' .a'm'inznzam- .n-.s'.x'irm..v m Amiwfrmr Cumin. fr m' .-'t-Ir'Clm'dy .f'ltst f and A-frrla'in Brown. NU! .xhuu'n ix BarHia-M Cum'fr Lr my Hmubrinrk. Biocking pmanrr war Hm f'zfghiigm of many pradicr .rrtLriom, ?.rpa'cially :s'arljv 2'11 Hm 5mm?! ac'hm mm'dr's had m by Multhm'd for NH.- punithmt! they 1001135! ham to mer zmd gww farm: 151.1 LOOK FOR 'I'HOSIL' PASSES? Arthur I'I-Iiffiamj points skI-mmrd at law a-nmx Bob g'lfrFaddmr Mail. Rancid jomtc UN and Ray- mn-nd Hughm FEBJ againsi a mming opponrm's pairing armck, Kni.';?-.L.L ' -. - - . ., . A ,- Firsf Offrwrirc Uni! 'i Arfhur Carfm', End Robert Barksdalc, End 151 Coach McClde' mnfrm with a gr'ottlh of fincmm Clark Pam thew Win 0m Cldflin The Clark College Cardinal and Black Panthers combined their aerial and ground attacks to come from behind and win over Claim College. 18-6 in Orangeburg. South Carolina. Sliperb iFLII1111l'1IEI 0n the part of fullback Arthur Flat trip W'illiams in the Iirst and third periods enab1e the Panthers to ennehlde the contest Victoriously. 11 Howeven Clark demonstrated their dangerous pass attark in the second quarter for the winning touchdown. Rona1d Jones, junior and signal t-a11erI. rallml upon freshman end Rnhert Barksdale to display his. receiving talent to bring the second quarter pzty-nff pitch. fppdmen fdge Wildcatd 15-14 In league Opener Staging a. defensive wa11 to pro- tect their Rlim lead in the wan- ing moments 0'1 the contest, the Panthers of Clark College strong- 1y absorbed the iighting period of Fort Va11e'y' State winning the Textile City Classic by a 15-14 I I . count at Griffin Memorial Sta- Ar'Hmr interferencf; Clay shows how I'm dium, Griffin, Ga. leads the way for the backr. Fast! It was the first time Clark had won a conference opening game since they beat the Wildcats last in 195:3. Each season these twn teams meet first in the et'mferenee and the record indicates the Wildcats winning in 1956 in 1957I 19-13 ;1958 6-? before Clark found revenge 15-14 this season. Clark's first touchdown started as a pass play with the quarterback Ronald Jones throwing 10 Robert HBob'H McFadden. The pass de11eeted into the air at the ten yard hm: by a linrt Valley defender, sailed bark up field where Johnna?- on-the-spot Arthur Carter took it from the air and ran for a touchdown. Clark led 8-0. after 3. Jones to Carter extra-pnint pass. The Panthers cashed in their second score on a play which started at the ten yard line. but aettlalh' Covered thirtIV-fix'e yards. Quarterback Jones handed off to Spearman, who was hit and separated from the ball behind the line of scrimmage. . The ball bounced back to the thirty-five yard line before Raymond Hughes Rmmhi fun; dr'tTromh'atrr the 1005? that 1 scooped it up, got a key block from Jimmy Hurt and went all the way 101' the tiem'firrxfruitbt'e. 1 152 2? Br'dma Donalmn touchdown. Jnncs' kick sailcd through the uprights fur the Extra point, giving Clark a rnmnmnding 15-0 lead. 1' Hl'L Valley mmc strumming back in thy fnurth period to make a difficult situation. Thc EVildcaLs Scored on a one yard plunge by their fuiiback and tallied the two point conversion. Clarkgs lead was shortened to Haven points l5v8. Dccpcralcly making a cmncback, Fort Valley made their final pass with four minutes remaining. Curtis Crockett, Arthur Cal'ttr and .lecrt Sptarman wen: the outstanding hcmcs 0f tht' contest. 0le-timm'f, gatherr'd 02:. UN? field at homwmning to by inh'oducrd 153 jimmy Hurt Clark ?allA 595m: 01mm grown 38-0 5 a-Lv hm . . . . Thanksgiving Day was quite gioomy for fifinfhiii ; H1353: :2:2.,ih:36izg;f.:::::i:?:::0:::$; 13mm absorbing their first and m how's ofwirming. h 1055 of the season at the hands of Nforris Brownfs 3840 scoring surge. Morris Bmwu mastered the contest aftm L thE first three minutes of the npcning quar- tcr had passed. It was 0n the part of Charlex Bivins electrifying 771 yard sprint that closed the doom in Lhc Fanthcrs face. Clark fmmd it difficult to stop the run- ning game. wcH mancuvcrcd passing attark 0f the Wroh'crincs. Clark hmvcvcr, IJCI'IC- tmled deeply into Morrix Bruim'n's Hirrilm'y MiX'tiI'zll timcs. but could noL find the righ - d1 . -u--.-2n.- -Hg.- .4... combination tn ignite u arming spark. This was the firrit and only loss of the I season fur the Pamhcrs who haw- fnund it hard to cnnqurr a Victory Ijn'cr the Wulvcr- im's in ten ymrs. Clark cnm'huh'd lhr wagon with a 5-1-2 I'ucnrd. I I DA YLIG'HT H HEPV! Aarhur Ivlf' illianu mm rlayhght Fm: 07:13 for a 51mm? zvhilc as Alum: Bmze n defrJ-nrfa- n close in. to nail Hlid'liams down. Clark ; captain and co-captaim prilpam Io mret Hm visiting yriddmw. in .H ??v'du-nj- .3 r: '1 Thix pmzc. long, high, am! prrlr'r'cf ix just Mm raking candy from a baby. I Halfback joseph M'uliins on the ramp! Ezmrybody is happy . . . This was the scene on the field following Ciarfs I644- win over Marga house. ' 155 1 Off to the: race: . . . PantlueI-A gkocl: Maroon - ng Kl; 16-14 Count Clark nosed out Morehousc 16-14 by igniting two explosive touchdowns in the opening minutes of play to win an exciting mud-splattercd c011.- test at Hcr'don Stadium. Morehousc rallied hack for two Scores in the second and Lhird quarters but muld not match the Panthers in point production by thc extra- point mute. The PanLhcrs defensive squad waa the turning point of the contest. Morehousc attempts to Con- clude victorious were Inilcd at the El. 11, 20 and 23 yard lines. SCORING Clark: h: H Ray Hughm :'JT-yartl run. Extra point, Ronald jzmcs tn Rubcrt Barksdulc. QJ Arthur Williams. rune yard plunge. Ronald Jones to Robert Barksclale for 3 extra points. MrJrchousc: H h Clinton Ranaaw. 4 yard run. Extra point: Jennings Coleman m Alonzo Crutch. QJ Taft MrCuy, 5 yards out. Total N: points. Arthur Williams goes up and ormr. u--- Eppx 1001;; mm:- Har Afmrix Brown. COMM! am! attmnflm to solve Hu- pmblcm . 7714? Red HIM Clark College Panthew 18 Claflin College 6 15 Fort Valley State 14 6 Tuskegee. 5 28 :Uaban'la Stat: 28 16 h-lorcmorc 14 32 Xavier tLaJ 28 22 Savannah 1H0mccomingj 12 11 Morris Brown 38 Pan Mend 7'1? Horned! on What! Play With 1113' loam trailing; '26 m 28 and only seconds remaining in the game: Panther qllartcrhmk Rnnald Jonm, standing at about the Alabama State ISS-yal'dulimu let go with an unerring pass into the waiting arms of half- back Raymond I-Iug'hcx who stepped across Lhc goal line on 21 play actually mmplvu'd after the final whistlc. This try for a two-point con- version failed. That was one :31 Hughc? two touchdowns in this game. Fullback Arthur Willimns also scored twice and carried for one convcmion. . . 111471165 in Hm 03de are those boy; doing out therePJ1 Raymond Hughes .rhaHered ground gaining record 13.4ng Crochet: Donm'dmn and Carfr-aj, three .s'frzlznrah's i7: HH' line Curtis, Cracked, Why Emmi: bruise?l and standout: fine;- man. Pan Mew, golden ??gmi Kettle 70 6-6 beadioclz Playing mainly a defensive game, the Clark College Panthers and Tuskegee Institute Gnlden Tigers battled to a 6-5 dead- lock, in the only night home game of the Panthers season. Both Tuskegee and Clark used the aerial route to score, but found that the going was rough for the all-important extra point. Av- ... . -.. h yawn ? r ' d . johnny Sm?! pirh Hp yardage Clark scored first in the game with 5? seconds remaining in the first half of play. Following the recovered fumble by Jimmy Hurt at the twenty-seven yard line, nee-quzlrterhac'k Ronald Jones threw the pay-nff pitt'h to end Capt. Arthur Carter from Fairfield, Ala. Tuskegee opened the second half of play striking hard, and soon found themselves right back into the contest after a sixtyAscven yard marc'h. Using both their running attack as well as passes. Quarterback W'illie X-Villizlms echd upon Charles McGhrc and Samuel Simnmns; in SCI up the attack. Then Williams stepped into artinn, firing passes to team- mates Freddy Holland and Robert Duckwnrth. With the ball resting on the. fourteen yard Tine, Williams hit Holland in the end zone for the touchdown, making it a 6-6 contest. ' From this point rm, the contest was left entirely into the possession of both defensive squads and time. ! Ka'Aketlmll 159 Bobby Watkim, Guard . Pan them Hurt 77:12! 'lfear Kt; Heigll t, fxperience gkartaged With The pcrstmncl problmns of football extending into basketball, Coach Epps found himself having to floor one - somi-timcs two or Ihrt'c -frt'sl1mcn in rvEry game this season. Hard-prcsch also for height. the Clarkitcs found themselves in the rather unusual situation of being in or near the Conference cellar until about 111id-way of the season when the squad began to jcll 21:4 ncwccamcrs came around to fit into things with the benefit of a few gamcs' expericnrc. Losing basketball games was a somewhat ncw ex- perience fur the team this year. Clark squads: haw: figurad in virtually cwry visitation 1';er and tournament since 1951. In that ycar 111:: u'am brought home :1 mm- namcm third placv from IHmkt.-g:-c and the next war went through :L scwntccn-gumc win Streak 1r: win lhc visitation championship. Him-v that Limc nur lmskutbzlll teams have :ulctrd m lmsL five trnpllic-e to thc Cullcgck collection. THE PANTHERS AND THEIR. COACHES ILJE e ' 77w Semen Clark nCilTj 2 LGITJ 56' eGI'IW 46 58 59 62 66 70 6I ?Fl 82 66 64 63 67 47 70 96 55 612 66?. Because the Panthers have been known for surprising fin- iihes after pnur seamm. nptimism ran high when they won a bid to the SLVJ Lnurnamem on the. strength of a late surge. anes were short-Iix'ed. however. as the Clarkites fell in the opening game. Opponent Florida 0 Prairie View 69 Kentucky State 63 S. C. State 85 Savannah State 62 Savannah State ?2 M orehouse 5 6 Morehnuse 60 N'Iorris Brown 68 Fisk 88 S. C. State 55 Alabama State 73 Fort Valley 4-9 Florida 70 Miles 52 Xavier 5 1 For Valley 86 Fisk 69 Florida 93 Morris Brown 69 Xavier 68 a6SIAC Tournament x foe Carter war the 1959-1960 Cathain Thing: QM undr'ru'ay :rirh HH' Pmm'wrw qgaiml Afnwhmew Randolph Smith Carl Seldon Jcr'onw Jenkins I . ' ' 7 b . I In. Trailing: :Horrhomr m iaaiftirrlr, Mr Panflu'r: hyar' Coach 13p . V . Hwy did, and won! p: 38!! Hum why 61153139 behind and 13030 Hwy can Mk? Hm lead bdck Dam: Daniels pm; Hnough 3hr 69M and 70m points wirh free HH'ozc-kf. 1011 n Bryant Randall Ponder There wax great joy at UM final zi-hivrr'w Mail m: 0 70-60 C'Im'F. airing! Willie Nfays IE5; Walk? .S'impxon, a fratrhman fmm ertl York, erm' mar of NW Mi; 7111:!!- mmmtr Hm ymr. SEMJJMI: Erin Fm mm of Hu' rum? m :twrrh in. thy mil- fprwnrw mu'! me. 144494 ?caturw gnowflalee I baht i r 3 - ah '94 , x ' h- 31353- - t3 'TVhirf my fair omrs, whirl . . 9 Bobby M'cClain rsrm'h his larrrly dais Linda Whih, Namugh HH' rfom'. The ::Snow Flake Doshuf1 was sponsored by the Student Government Association. Twenty-fivc young ladies wen: presented t0 the Clark College Family in a lovely affair which was enjnycd by everyone who attended thoroughly. It is hoped by many that this will become an annual affair on our campus. Brazen! 1'5 9 jay forea-rr . . Anmhz'r' ,QJ'IEHNNHH, Almn I'Vz'ilimm mam: his lum-iy dafr qurndm'yn Pampr'jp'. Kappa vpmkw gr'h rrmgrmrrhtrinm afre'r a i'lmprf fn'e'ygmm. Dam Daufrie Alix Claude Bm'm'H, diwcfor of the Axmciahld Negro Pram; MM'J :tdf-h .ftudmm of a. class Mug!!! by Dr. Hahn Srtting Hm .ffagv for what if to follow, ' Barbam AMER, played by Brenda Pippin. Jingr HTIM ngrnd of Barbara AUenf . . - . h - . a ' , .. . . . - . - .- .v . . ,. At a vailvg: square dam. Barbara nwr-h' and fail: in 10. ? nrirh ; ,.'0!:::, Hm n'ircMmy. played ky fairy Mfcdadn. . ' ff 4. If ' u ' . 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