Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 174 of the 1961 volume:

an Luann; m-., rnev Libra? Departmental Library of Burgh Smith Kaeney Librar: Clark College erartmantal Lihraw 5e :raorgia Smith Kearney Librm; ' Ciack College 1 45; MW Peojbfeeby the hundredsemaw'ng across the campus, in the classroom, chapel, probation for fraternities, foot- ball games, laughing, playing, studying. This is rhe story of the I961 PAN- THER. Naturally, we could not en- co-n-zpass everything that happened this year, but we feel that the PANTHER has caught the spirit of the year in words and pictures. It was a busy year from freshman Week to final exams. We crammed into the months from September to June some neter-to-be-forgotten mo- ments doing Iight-hearted things like participating in the Snowflake Debut and SGAts carnival and things of a more serious nature, like the Student Movement. The first semester of the year gave Clark its largest enrollment in the his- story of the institution. The year saw the very time beginning of :1 debating team. XVhiIe the football team fared not too well the basketball team and track team held high the Clark colors. There were other successes, too: the UNCF campaign went over the top, with Nurse Chandler and Mr. Green leading the frosh to their first victory. The Debating Team brought back a trophy in its very hrst tournament participation, the alumni broad- ened their support and a Clarkite was among seven win- ners in a nation-wide chemistry examination. . T-vu-v- HIM Dezm Hamilton war: mad; in evideme a: $139 Prejkmmz guidei bei-ped get the wax imdemj 01? to a good Jtrrrt, mm? Derm McPheeter: wm cm: in c; Jimilzzr role M the Clgrk College famlty girder! for a year of hard work. SGA starred 5:: year off wifb a nrrrmr to plan rhr .er'ls' m-riwirim. Tire Srmwfiakr Debut parrirffmfion in Jim .rurfmr mmwnmr mm! H I'rmt'z'rshr'p mnfcrmm in the spring highlighted the arrivirir: of NW myrmimmm for Hm war with Ben Brown in the helm as jbrmidmr. 8614 0;?5rer5 Brown, FlViIscn, Ilfftchel! :- 1! On a hue fall day in September. the Clarkites kicked off their football season against CIaHin. A victory sct hopes high. But it was a dismal season most of the way after the opener, and coming hard on the heels of last yearK: triumphs, the Clarkiteshthose who piay and those who watchhspcnt a season of anguish as the ?anthers won only once more. i g Jhijnn'fn'f r'tirrfr'rl or: br'a'r'H-r m their Irrmrs H'fr'd ' . bur faffmi m mmr MI ?W'H: 11w bunks ! prmrh 1'1: .rFx 0f HIM! riffhu' yirmu's. H'TH 01' MW. .n'. T. I101: Hnysworth fr'iyhU gaii'r's' 1hr Pmuhrrs a for of .mfrpurr. . --V I. 11$ .u . :.' -q'-' $ h yh , L$j iViB'Nz- Q17 $72.. Ithfy. : n. . J 3 WW . ! '4'? 10 w? -: 1 -nLrll- - ' $5311.93; ' WW? '. 't ha I I S. I 'I- '1' J . F . :V w; J 1 '0 I 1. i C 1 I EWEH'L , Q I- I .I'W 'g' Seprmlbrri, Orrobrry Nm-mnber. Tim raiding is now fr'rmfy established. Bomh arr Mug. Fm: there's for: of ffme for time to be fuan for sifting; on His mmpm mrjoyfng the .crmery. Band rehearmh, a mmflus srrmu froH on HP? national elation, rush parfim, smnkn-x. mid many orher at'rft'r'n'rs. 13: the near jrirnre Iain, 'frtryrp dormn, dmrfisz's, mrdr'ml xprImicians' and rmdm's .rpend .t'umn'lps; how's, day mrd night examining mm? expi'or'ing? the fascinating worm: of rhunfsh'y mid biofom'. Euromofogy B2, Verrrbmtr Embryofagy C1, Cam- parrzriw anatomy of wrtebrm'es, Pm-czsr'a'ofogvr D3, Generics 04 11 rough road I0 a satisfying,- rarest 14 L Homecoming Before we realized it, homecoming time had rolled again. Another season of railies, Nezetta O'Neal crowned hl-Iiss Clarkh at the traditional ' winning the rousing pep coronation ceremony. hopes of maintaining another tradition:I homecoming game. . - .ii '.. 'H 7 Cars and Heats m be decorated, dresses to be ironed for the coronation, the homecoming I dance, and must of allha victory on the grid- iron for the Panthers! IJomecoming Before we realized it, homecoming time had rolled again. Another season of rousing pep rallies, Nezetta O'Neal crowned H3in55 Clark at the traditional coronation ceremony, hopes of maintaining another ' traditi0nf' winning the homecoming game. Cars and Boats to be decorated, dresses to be ironed for the coronation, the homecoming dance, and most of allfa Victory on the grid- iron for the Panthers! gnowflake belmt Snowflake Debut 1': 80A : 555: sorfrd event of the year. fl'fore Him: 200 freshmen tuommt were introdlicfrd f0 HM: ramp ; at this year? again Fraternity and sorority probation periods never fail to provide a source of noon time entertainment for the throngs of students who come to the campus quadrangle to see the spectacle of C05- tumed probates executing the complicated maneuvers and skits prepared for them by their big brothers and sisters. Turn-back night, worms, the Simpson Road march. goody-hags, the picnic this is Wheel? t0 the non-Greek, but all too familiar to those who crass uthe: burning sands. 24 . .... .L 1M2. .m- u... mum? .g; 1i. a The. year at Clark is highlighted by a series of theatrical productions by campus thespians. guest artists and speakers in Dnvage Audi- ' torium. Such events serve to give valuable r'xpcriencc to student ptr- fmmcrs, and through the cullcge's AlI-Star Concert Serics. Clarkites get the opportuniry tn see and hear many well-knrlwn artists. The Clan6 Comer: Band perform: at 515' spring program. 32' ed MD was a Pfay home .m 0695:. Lawrmre' Hlirrfcrj rmm? f0 Cfm-I' fm- rz 'chn Fer ronrert. 26 Seniors congratulme Dr. Russel! J. I'Iaamlxm-r following; Fri; midn'ss m Hie Famzdcrf Day rch'brarion in February. Dr. Dania! U', 71'an u'n: yxmrsr mfnixrw' fur rim ? 0M H ? r'mupm during Ra'h'mom Empirmfj J'ch'. ?realrmen led $tudent4 To 77m W776? gamma 9n Campumide Campaign VVith Nurse Carolyn Chandler and RIF. James Green as ad- .1 visors a freshman class won top honors in the campus-widc UNCF . . cam aim for the hrst time since their ince tinn in the midAfnrties. ' 1 h . . p g, P Dr. WWW S. Bofden ma: fhe Hewfy-appor'nfrd campaign dimmer HII-J' year. Freshmen dam Iemr'm's am! Hwh' arh'fmrs pair hurpfllr ngmw'ny Hu'ir E'irfnrj'. Rom fem: Robinson rejarexeirrrd Ciarii, a! Hm UNCF maturing 1-H Daytmm Bend: in February. Vth-n receipts ware in at the and 0f the UNCF campaign, three new recurda were establihhed. Freshmen won thr campaign for the first time and Herbert Bridgewater's individual report of $180.00 made him the moat successful single fund-I'niscr fur the Fund on L'hL' cmnpus, and rllt' $4,000.00 rural was the grounrst yer. Nurse Chandler and Mr. Green maintainrd their long record 3f being advisers to :1 winning chm: :15; they pihlled the Fresh E0 the top spat in the competitive effort. Awarded this privilege :15 :t rasult of their work, the Freshmen selected classmate Ernestine Hulliduy to he the mllcgogs HNHSS UNCR ' Co-chairmcn for the campaign were Mr. Robin and Mr. IVInrrell. Campaign dircrrnr, Dr. PVHey S. Bnldm, mad for; fund- raiser flerbm'r Bridgewafer. A! HIP Victory Bail. foliowmg 1hr mmpaign, Dr. Brawler frowned Ernenfr'we HuHiday :Uiss UNCF. Dr. and Mrs. Brawlm' congr'amlarc Freshman Class President George Edgemmb and Ernestine I-IuHiday. 29 7 331x111? . A .11 a 51111111 long 11111! d1111'11g111'171ed record: of service to Istudents 111710 mmprise the Pm$ie1 Staff 111 we c01151'de1'ed the Jedi- Hrm'ng of 1711': honor We are . Eb-hji'dent 171111 their work 1111le be reeog: m. 1 g with other 11111-1111 111111111 111 1721': Wbook because of the widespread 111111111111! interest, beeau af 1'11 Izixtom'cal 1mf,acf became of Me courage -. if Went: 111:11'119 11211111111111??? under tire 11111119171 of their convictions, thea- 1H,. - . the Student Movement and 17111- 1111a'e1111bwf1o111 Giarlz, the University.0e11- 731$ 31710 5111111? leadership and 15111111111111.1111 111 erg the democratic ideal: men! and che 111111011 ascribe. 33:1. . Reyn'nn'd from Hrv April 2.? 196?. issur 0f LOOK Mdkrm-HC- Copyrighr I'M! fry CnuL-s :1'hrgn::'m- ram! Hruadcrlsling Inc. ONE DAYS MARCH TOWARD FREEDOM BENJAMIN BROWN fbeloud has been in Atlantis jail three times. I consider each time a badge of honor:7 he says, La moral protest against an unconstitutional state antitrespass law designed to support the un-Christian institution of segregation?: At 21, Ben is president of Clark College students and a leader in the Negro student movement. In February, the student's staged a mass march to observe the: Erst anniversary of sibins in the South. Ben served as picket-team captain. Before marching 0er, the students. gathered on campus l0 sing Hollowlng pagesi. continued .u . If . nun...1lqll.uulll1 whirl . ..l h I'. a - I .I- I-.-- Eff I....-I--. ...-.... .--...fI- 4'? Fri A peaceful skirmish Ai'ter singing and praying. the students:-: 800 strong. marched from the fwe-cnllcge campus of Atlanta University Center to downtown Atlanta. Then separate teams peeled 0H the. main group. Each team circled mm hhwk, carrying signs directed al: stores rm that Mock. The precision and crym'di- nation shown in this demonsh'alion have marked most of '17 : the movementjs aper'atimls. For example, during lhv past few months, when most hmch ummlcrs wcrc cluscd due to sit-ins1 a car equipped by stuchmts with a two-way radio Ar mm'emmar hmdqmrmrs m a church Minorsrzi. Rm Brow would cruise the town. When an 011011 lunch cmmlcr was points out Hm er-mmvn hhmfrs n'rm pickvts Him Cr'rde. During the pickcn'ngz N?cfmvi'. am? group runs info conflict with police. Ben. rakes charge. giwas instruciions. a hguerrllla team of Slt-mners would he dlspalchell lo Ihe a , . counter. -' 1 I - Within day's of the mass demonstration picctured here, students began accepting hhjail without bail when arrmted for silling-in. This, ihPy thought. would th'anmlizv llw fervor sputtc11 the rarifn car would call hcmhluarlcrs. hnmedialcly. I s of their moral protest. The iiail-insfr continued until 30 students were imprisoned, The students: stayed in jail fnr more than a week, swaying hard to keep up with classes, then posted their $100 hands. uW'Frv I3I'Ium1 to win cren- tuaHy, Ben Brown sairi. KsRighl can't 1080, . Not long after- ward, right won a round with the truce hclwvcn anrcs and sit-ins. 1 shun? - '5 mm? PONCE Captain R. E. U'Hh- MUS him pickws am Marking busy .ITMPISPCHIUIL says they may nor pass Nev corm'r. BM r'nsfsrs m: Uwir right m 330 rrrraum? Hm Mack. After a baffle 0f INNS. Link mites UN: to Hm smrima Wu mm! 91?. Ben. rrisim his father, meml Lee Brown, :1! work fabmnej. Tim eirior Brown, a jreigfn hamh'er, is u. hardworking, thrifty mm? Him Furs provided a romformble living stanrlar'd for his avffr and HUM children He approves of Berfs rmn'viry in the movemmzc. 1 15? children are doing Codls work. he says. In a fight. mnment f below, Nrre'p friends help 8m shape. a turban. from a bark towel. They are jokingly conrrmplrzring a Www tactic, in :L'hr'ch Negroes 1951f pass as Indian exchange smdema. ..- 52:. .. . . . . . . ma ; . . . . El!- a. E... J i . H :JIJJ: .44... , , .n! :1? unnnnn . .4 . .1 Il.r.-.!- Er... mm: Em... . LL. . :E. :.4-.-;-r--- q 4..- 0.- .. Kn; .. u N wt -1 u by: a E. u 9.. E ........ Hlllll I . 1 LIE L UH I' ,H Hh - IEI I aria? .... Thaqer Hall Mimi? I-' i, . . . .- k . 1.9, ?:0 ' M'C'. r rv'l t r ' w awed P. Krawleq I441! Brawler Hz!!! organization oerst vai. Turicm', Rubin. Hal'erm, Srru-m'f 1W. 'WIIW .k mxnxii..n..u:..u.m:m:.. H. 43 J; .I-,. 9! 41v .' ' mama? n'il'eln'nL'a'HX' 31mm. Pfeffer Senate .-.-i.d- 14nnie Merner Hall L16 48 J. WW 14411 Merrill 40 The 14dminiAtI-ation, 4 DR. JAMES P. BRAWLEY President 0f the College Dr. A. J. .Hr'PhrrrM's Drmz nf Hu' Convoy Dr. E. J. Brmrrhy Rrgfsrmr U! KI 3111's.: fl-Iarv Enur Assistant Registrar lll-llll l Jfrs. Tessie Coleman Secretary 114:1. Annie Allen Secretary in the Dean dun fl-Tr. I'Vr'mam HoNaud Chairman of Art Deflarrmmr Kiologq Dr. FViNiam fl 1. Banks Mfr. Snlrmmn Spars Depm'lmcnf Chairman flair. John D. ?Vifhers i117. IVinfrPd Harris guinea 1' flifr. 1W. T. Robie I 112 R 1'? Ir 1-1er Gladys thran, seared, mu! student: J I 0.! 0 9 unduwud W A475. xlfrzrr'mr F. I'VEMBS Secretary to Me Eminess Afanager I 313'. S. I'. thrr I CaHrge Businm: flfarmger Mfrs. Jmhm EV. Standard Caliege Cashier 1111'. Hfflh'mn IV. Ilforrd! A'm'shmr Business JUmmger 1 Cluemid tn, flfr. Booker T. Simpson Dr. Alfred S. SpriggsJ Chairman G4 A Clark student, 311m. HJI'HE? Alien 111055, shown here with Dr. Alfred Spriggs, was highext scorm' in Me mmhmsf on a rtaliarr wide Chemisfry examination sponsored by Cleveland's Chemica! Rubber Company. afducation and Paqclwlogq Dr. flicPkeerc-rs Dr. Cochran Dr. BUMM Dr. Dow Dr. Brantley Smjfcd ertrireh' 5.1! teacher: wifh dodammx, CIMF: Deparfmcm of Educmfcn and Psyrhofogy fandrj' I'm: INN; rngvrher for m: j'Pd'F'S. Mathematiw I bepartment Dr. 1.1. Dennis JIF'L 1110'me S. Robinson. Dcfmrfmgn: Chairman r111: Join: HRH Dr. SteHa Brewer Brooks, chairman of the Deparmwm, with z: snufvm' assisranf. 111:1. W. C. Davis Mr. M. Carl Holman 68 ..- Afr. H :'Hfam Dutch 1145:: Domxhy H award M'iss Patricia F Edd: Miss Ruth Denhardr 31H: Theophr'fa LIHTJ' PFENHWOP Deparfmmr Chairman Mrs. Sara .3!- CIH'EION Modern Zangaagw El'fr. Paul Jh'Gh-r . fl-Irs. Barbara C. Dease 1MB: Gisele Vandamme yme fconomiw Mfrs. Flora G. Davis Depanmem C hair mrm Elfin Fannie Neely JUN. LiHim: ,UrDormla' r xt- Iirninh -.. Medic bepartment Dr. J. deKomn Killirrgsworfh, Chairman of H13 Deparfmml HIr. H'rzymau A'. Carver 11155: Clarence L. Carter Mrs. Gwemlofyn B. Grissam Dr. ET. Clay Price P1194134 JMr. Jame: EHJ'JM h - .9 ... ... -I-. . Department of eeligion and Philoaoplcq .- L' In! .1.- w '1' eff.- 4?; .3? E9. 3 . .' 'I g - f Dr. Herbert Rogers Department Chairman Dr. Roland E. Hayass Dr. C. Eric Lincoln Social ' $cience Dr. Edward F. Sweat Chairman of H16 Departrmnt Mr. James Green Mr. Avery Burns: Vredident 3 Office .M'rs. S. .V. JUiHer Secretary to the President Dr. C. Eric Lr'nmh: A dmhn'strafr've Assistant to the President Ma's: Sadie Hope CIerfcal dssfstant Mrs. Jean Redding Receprfo nirt-Assismm 7? $tudent Perdannel Serviced Mr. C. R. Hamilfmr Dean of 11-13:: 34!: Jesse S. 114 CC I ard y Assinam :0 Ike Dean of flier: and Director of Braudey Half 11in. Edith Dalton Thomas Dam: of FVOHJc'n -7, r I Hi- . MrrS. Pearl Com: Director of Hm'mP: Ha?! Mrs. Dori: Ford A 5551mm Mrs. Jlfary Lee Director of .M'erner Hail Mr. L. S. Epps Director of Athletics Mr. Jesse S. Achlardy Line Coach 77w Coached 1W 3'. Jwrj; Barres : zi'ssfxmm Basketba?! Coach Not shown .' Mrs . Leroy I-Irtmbrick, BariejEdrI Cami: - :1ch 116 w :l i : um! 1141's. PVHHebeUe Harris, SecreMry, and Dr. J. J. Dennis, Afrmmi :rcasm'er am! trolmzteer worker for the A'hmmi dsmciation. Afr. Harold Ifmuflton Ahmmi Serrrmry Directar of Prtbiirifr Health gar 171.6945 Dr. W. N. Harper Nurse Carolyn Chandler 11er. Lizzie Drake Dietitian tIKrSTIII Is I'M mus RIrs. 1'1 IrJrfrmt 1911i : Assismm Dietitian Jim. Christopher 4,. -lr KuildingA 4nd groandd Mr. Coffins, 114: . Dodmn, flir. Stroud, Afr. Putnam, 1112'. Cobb 83 4141's: Juanita Redmond tRLIJ-ljl mm: Airs. Rita Rogers Baahta re 11f anagcr Elfin Sara E. H'm'ner Dircrror nf Posml mm? in rzrnlrj' Cirrus! Sarmw: Mrs. Fannie B. PVhippls, Librarian ng-s. Davie T. Patrick, Assistant Librarian Mrs. Chrisiiue Atkins Director of H18 Rerrmrfan HEN and Personnel Assistant 811 Tire 1fear6ook Staff ELJIJER GO ULD ROBERT CLOVER 85 36A Oficery ?Vifwn, Jaffrchell, Brown literary $9mpodium $061211 Science Cid 1i6mrq Club W W n! A w m an . .. .. H . a .5 quIMIIJIW. .I........ S 6 6 a a l. I. C C m .m 4 ll. 6 w la. 4 AN 6 an sw mm w... . 1 aw . . .m r. aw M6 dd 50 t we. mu am . Ti.f'frfm;:.:z..a 9; Le: Clmrrrmms Debating Team 1,12,. - NAJGP 1H 1! $ us an i ..1 . Me as; 1 gm; - -., - , 5... E t 5-. ti iratil: - . r' - 1.2 -.mbquEJS. . w. .. L ... -.-L . .. . K ...; m, c.l- m. .m . m P M M P ; j E'mzk! Maw: ;F J -.-...... - ' ... .a - . .. 7 - 1:. -.. 'I ie ii:' h iW 1-i' xx LP , . x. H u... - Awhwmmwmmunumui .. Eifi ? 'l 5 'f II at l Sophomore Clair: President, Bob Turkey ffefrJ and Senior Class Presidium, for Carter, firmi' -S.G.A'. Prmirh'nr, ijamfn Brown i? F Clark '5 $tudeu t4 frmim' Chm President, Charles Clark Uer Frmhnmn Clam Pr'rsr'dem, George Edgeromb HENRIETTA ASKEW P. 0. Box 131 Greensboro, Ga. Eh'm. Ed.-Gm. Acad. Delta Sigma Theta YVONNE E ARRINGTON 3383 Neal St. NW Atlanta. Ga. Elem. Ed.-Sor. Sci. Band, NAAC? Senior aficer: Fred Foster; ?.Jr'ce-presfdmf; foe Carter, president; 31:7er Jolley, secrerm'y. LOURIA BAILEY E003 E. 9111 Court Panama City. Fla. . genlord Engfffm Fn'nU': um! Srr. Ed. Delta Sigma Theta. SGA, Attend- ant to Miss Clark, Pres. Literary Symposium, CFFA. Fla. Club, OZIE JACKSON JXDIIXMS Holmes Hail Senate. NAACP. 510 2nd iE-VEA-ENW YWCA, Honor Student. Forenaic Moultne, bl Society, Attendant m 'Miss Omegf' Errglimu Lib. Sci. IR'MonaImusel. Yearbook, Student . cwspaper Dramatica Ciub, Literary Sym- posium, Library Club, SGA. CFFA, Honor Student. Freahman Guide. Defta Sigma Theta ZELINE BAZEMORE 545 E. Park Avenue Savannah. Ga. Pres. Alpha Kappa Alpha, French Club, Pres. YWCA. Pres. Holmes Hull Senate, Dramatic. Club, Freshman Guide. Honor Student. 5091 RUBY L. ALLEN 650 Greensferry ,Ave., SW Atlanta, Ga. EI'mn. Edmme. A'md. Spanish Club, NAACP GW'ENDOLYN BEAM 2016 10th Ave. Tampa, Fla. Efrm. EJ-GNJ. Ed. YMCA, Florida Club, French Club US JAMES LE'NIS BENTON, JR. 6713 Shelton Park Natrona Heights, Pa. Soc. Scf. 5'rr. Ed. Alpha Phi Alpha. NAACP, Soc. Sci. Club Bus. Mgrq French ClubJ Honor Roll PRISCILLA L. BOSTON 14-96 W. 9th St. Jacksonville, Fla. SM. Scf. Scc. Ed. Soc. Sci. Club, Florida Club, Merner Hall Council, WYCA, NAACP mr-F . , ' -.'-,.!'r - .' ' 4 'U: 4' rV-i-1: JAMES WTILLIE BRIDGES BENJAMIN D. BRUVVN VIRGINIA L. CAREY JOE NATHAN CARTER JESSIE NIAE CATOE 1157 Hallman Ave., Nui I96 Napoleon Dr.I SW 46 Broad Acres 206 W. 119th St. Rt. 1, Box 44- Atlanta. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Athens. Ga. New York City W'estville, S. C. Eh-m. Eli.h.'!fj Soc. Sci.-Ed. Freme Sac. Ed. Btu. Ad. Soc. Sci. Elem. Ed.-Gm. Ed. Pres. Jr. Class, Pres. SGA, F 1 Cl h IAACP Pres. Sr. Class, Pres. C. , YR Phi Beta Sigma. Nat'l 13.563; 1 '-. k ' Club, Pres. Alpha Phi Alpha, Art Club! NAACP. thna Math. Scholar. Band, Cava- Pres. BrawIey Hall, Senate. CIUb Hersh Soc. Sci. Club, Fresh- P hi 1h 3 r m o n i c Socirty, man Guide, Pres. 3 MCJ-L VVHCVS W H O AMO N G NAACP STUDENTS. Capt. Basket- ball Team, Marshall Board, Bus. Forum, NY Alumni Ciub Scholarship, Pres. The- ter Guild BILLIE ANN DANIEL IFS Adelina AveH NW Atlanta, Ga. Elam. Ed.-Gcr:. Hmd. Delta Sigma Theta, Honor Roll JAMES L. FELDER -H- Murphy St. Sumter, S. C. Gm. Scimcc Biolagy VVHDIS VVHO AMONG STUDENTS, Pres. Soph. and Fresh. Ctassem SGA Pram, Editor of Student Newspaper, Co-Capt. Football Team, Omega Psi Phi 99 MAC ARTHUR FLORENCE 15 Peachtree St. Newnan. Ga. Bus. Hdnrr-vArt Ed. Pres. Bus, Forum-Alpha Phi Alpha, Cavalier '21, Represen- tative to SGA 1 FRED DAVID FOSTER 300 Obey St. Chattanooga, Tenn. Sac. StL-Ryl. mm' PHI. 3 Pres. zXltha Phi Alpha, Vice Pres. Senior Class, NAACP, T Soc. Sci. Club. Brawley Hall Senate, Freshman Guide 38, Tenn. Cluh, HONOR ROLL I FREDDYE LOUISE MARIAN S. CLOVER IEVVEL GRESHANI DLLIF. S. HAMILTON RUBY TURFLOR GEORGE 1425 Adele Ave. Rt. 1. Box 395 220+ 2511: Ave. IMEWLI 0N +03 Cedar St. Atlanta Ga. juncshurn. Ga. Tampa, Fla. 240 Lhcstmit St. Tuskegee, Ala. ' . ! , ' . Atlanta. Ga. Home EfOR-4PC- Ed. BHJ- ffifHUI- nsr'3r. $N- Lfmrar! Mus. $rr. Ed. I' 4 I'd . .1.-S .Ea'. , . :rtg. Ft '. . SH SH M Home Econ. Club, NAACP Business Forum Pres. Philharmomc Emmet; . Dclta Sigma Theta, NAACP, Trans. of College Band, Pres. Delta Sigma. Theta, CFFA, YW'CA, Bus, Forum. Chaplain Holmes Hall Sen- VHU S KV H O AMONG 1 Prayer Council, 59R m, Delta Sigma Theta STUDENTS, HONOR ROLL Alpha Kappa Mu Hnnm' Snricty, I anulillnlizul. I FRANCES GLORIA HALL I 1103 3lst AVE. Meridian. Miss. J Gm. SUI SN'. Ed. I Biology Ciuhl Theatre Guild i jIMMIE EDWARD HARRIS I 503 Branham Ave. Rome, Ga. Efr-HL Ed. Gm. Ed. Philharmunic Suciety, Cnllege Band, Phi I Bcta Sigma Fraternity I J IOU . dH-hr THOMAS EDVTARD H3NES Box 2-15 Church St. Gramviilm Ga. Sun Sri.1Educan-an Pres. Soc. Sci. Club, Memher of Prayer Council DOROTHY MARIE til. '31 1'! '1 H HENDERSON -- '2?wa- . 502 2nd Street TI .43 5. 'k . '- Seneca, S. C. 31 ; ad: Bioiogfy-Swon. Ed. Biology Club MAUDETTE HILL 71 Little Street, SE Atlanta, Ga. Efrmmlary Education Alpha Kappa AIpha, Philhar- monic Society, Vice Pres. Mar- shall Board, Dramatics Guild Student Gov't Assoc. , JUANITA M1 HODGES 30? Chestnut St. Atlanta, Ga. Ex'vm. Edr- GCH. Ed. CHARLES HOOD 1591 Bridgeport Dr. Atlanta, Ga. BHL 1451mm-Soc. Sci. NAACP, Football T e a m, Kappa A lpha PsiI Bus. Forum, C ! Club, llCC ,21 GWTENDOLYN jENNINGS 4-74 Oliver St NW Atlanta, Ga. Eh'm. Ed1Gr'rr. Ed. MARY JOLLEY 2114 Napoleon Drive. SW Atlanta, Ga. Sec. StL-SM. Ed. m .Hdui 1' - -. ELISE GREENE HOOKS 1806 Reynolds St. Savannah, Ga. Daculn, Ga. Erzgr-Srrc. Ed. Sar. 361.11.55. SEE. Vice Pres. Theatre Guild, Soc. Sci.-NAACP, Fellowship Holmes Hall Senate, Literary City Women, Archunian Club Symposium. NAACP, Prayer Service Co m m. Debating Team, YWCA Bridge Club CATHERINE HUTCHINS Rt. 1, Box 238 JACQUELINE MARCIA jONES 1228 N.W. 67th St. Miami, Fla. Sac. Sci. Ed. PrESA Merntr Hall Cnun., Stud. Asst. Mcrnar HalL Asst. Dorm Directress Holmes Half CLAUDETTE KEITH 3418 Chandler St. Chattanooga. Tenn. SM. SrEV-Src. Ed. Social Sci. Club, NAACP, Mer- ner Ilall Council. 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Cheer- lender, Honor Roll 10 ANN RAY 35 Hilliard St, Nu. 529 Atlanta. Ga. Efcm. Ii'd. G1 H. Ed. NAACP, YWCA, French Club HARRIETT LIGHTFOOT RICHARDSON 1 B41 Greensferry Ave. ; Atlanta, Ga. 1 H a me Ec'nn. S:-r:. 11'er ratio r: Home Economics Club 1:14 JUANITA L. RICHEY Rt. 1, Box 4-3 Sylvester, Ga. SM. Sci.-Sr:c. Ed. Bus. Fnrum. Christian Fellow- ship of City Women MACK E. ROBINSON Rt. 1, Box 199 Dixie, Gm Cm. Sci. Biafagy Bus. Mgr. YMCA, Vice Pres. YMCA, Asst. Sec. CFFA. Cheer- leader, Band Drum Major, Theatre Guild 153 RUSA JEAN ROBINSON HTILLIAM T. ROBINSON HORACE RUBIN IRENE. SATTERWHITE JULIUS C. SIMS mu Hurhank Dr., HEY 605 W'awonah St. 1642 12th Ave., S. 69 Larkin Sn, No. 4-H 122 Madison St. Atlanta, Ga. Gadsden, Ala. St. Petersburg, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Macon, Ga, Sm: Se'i. Szc. Ed Musk SM. Ed. Gm. SFL-wSrr. Ed. 80E. Sri.-SIT. Ed. Bus. Adm. Sac. Sci. Mim ITNCF 130-61. Bus. Pres MENU. Vice Pres. Pres. YMCA NAACP, Fellowship of Citj,r Omega Psi Phi. Marshall Forum. 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Brau- Iey Hall Senate NAACP, SGA Freshman Guide W58 Biolngv Ciub, Choir '57-59 t 13' FLORENCE B. STOVALL DORIS LA STRICKLAND RIARIDN zX. STROUD CAROLYN SPERENCY LONNIE JANIES THOMAS 559 Macon St. 506 William St. Box 5. Barnettshoals Rd. Rn 2. Box 151 175 Riley St- McDonough, Ga. Columbus, Ga. Athens. Ga. anleyX Ga. Orlando, Fla. Sac. Sri. EdumIimz SM. StL-Scc. Ed. Ed. .4rt Bus. :Icfum. RrIfyion Rngian-.-frr Social Science Ciub Bus. Forum, NAACP, French Religion illphn Phi Alpha NAACP. CFFA. YMCA pm- French Club. YMCA. Club, Science Club, Art Club Kappa Alpha Psi, Philo Club, Theatre Guild NORRIS TOMLINSON 31? Macon St. McDanuugh, Ga. Sor. Sri. P!:y. Ed. LOVELL 'J'WYMAN 619 What Second St. Rome, Ga. SUE. Stir-Sn'. Ed. Capt Fonthall Team l60-6L Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Social Sci. Club 106 jACQUELYN L. WALDON Rte. 2 Power Springs, Ga. Efrm. Ed.-Ed. CLIFFORD E. WATKINS 2-1-03 Glenwood Ave. Knoxviile, Tenn. .Mmir Svcondary Ed. Kappa Alplm Psi, Vice Pole- march, Marching and Concert Band, MENC, YMCA. CFFA, Theatre Guild, Opera Work- shop, Tenn. Club 4...-....F . I -' $1. ' - ROBERT E. WATKINS ROBERT Y. VVATLEY LIZZIE MAE VVATSON CHARLIE VVHITE WILLIE WHITFIELD SHE South Parkway 1021 Smith St. +95 Ashby 5:. 1WD Ashby Grove 154 Rlchardson St. Chicago, Ili. Atlanta. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Bus. Admn.-Soc. Sri. Star. Sri4m'. Ed. Elem. Ed. Bus. Hdnm. Sac. Sci. Sat. Sri.-Ed. ' Bus. Mgr. Senior Class, W? Concert and Marching Band, Fnothall Team. Track Team, Cluh, Bus. Forum, Social Soc. Sci Club, Cavalier '21, Bus. Forum Sci. Club, Dean of Wedges. NAACP Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. BETTY PEARL WILLIAMS 313 Wresthruoks 31:. Albany. Ga. I Euglida-Erfumrian and Drama Reporter AKA, WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS, Theatre Guild, CFFA. Litwary Symposium, Prayer Service Committee, NAACP, HONOR ROLL, YWCA, Marshall Board MARJORTE VVILSON T01 Fourth Ave. Bessemer, Ala. SN. Srirrrw-Lr'brary Science Vice Pres. Merner Hall Council. Sec. Holmes Hall Council, Sec. Holmes Hall Council, Sec. Bus. Forum, Sec. Ala. Club 59-61. Sec. Jr. Class, Sec. SGA ,60-61. Miss Bus. Admn. '59-60, Freshman Guide P60-61 10? 6 ; A Celia Bailey Nancy Banks Shirley Banks Mattie Barkley Claude Barnes George Adams Eatcnton. Ga. Beloit. Witt Knoxville, Tenn. Forsyth, On. St. Pctershurg, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Barbara Aguirre Chicago, 11' Martha Barnes Roland Blanding Duruthy Bohanrlon Eleanor Brnybuy Dppic Bridgm I Thomaston. Ga. Sumter, 5. C. Urantrillc. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta Ga. .5- ml; Helen Alien BlueHeld VW. Va. ' 1 1 1 Betty Brown Mattie Brown Shirley Brown Harriet Bryant Thelma Bundmge I i Jacksonvilie, F121. Hallandalc. Fla Bnrnesvillm Ga. west Palm. Fla. Eammon, Ga. - Early Arncy Dallas, Ga. . I 1 at z d'IvVJ.-' W'illie Burke Grate CJI'I'l-Pbt'l! Charley. Clark Larry Clemmunc Linda Culiuid Bainbridge' Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Clevtrlnnd. Uhiu Atlanta. Ga. East Pnint. 0:1. Mattie Jo Arnold. I Atlanta, Ga. Junior Chm Officers NMWH, Bryant Blending, I'Vnrr, Clark 'r 1 US '. Matti Cnx Atlanta, Ga. Dorothy J. Davis Ormnnd Beach. Fla. Ca rolyn Du kee Atlanta, Ga. r 1n - rs; LaVancos Freeman Eiixaheth Heralds. . Savannah, Ga, Curtis Dalton McDonough, Ga. Geraldine Day Atiantn, Cu. Frank E :Iwn rds Cn ry, Ind. hieridian. Mia's. Shirley Dalton Atla nta, Ga. Ida Dent Greenville. Ala. Curlis Everett Cordelc. Ga. Mary Geler Newman. Ga. Ann Daniel Atlanta, Ga James Doanes Atlanta. Ga. Lillian Roster Perry, Ga. Lorenzo Gieaton Atl anm, GIL 109 Catherine Davis A tlnnta, Ga. Roberta Duuthit AtIanta, Ga. Marjorie anlkes. Atlanta, Ga. Carrie Grier Forsyrh, Ga. Ivan Hakecrn Ba reilly, India john Hankerson Miami. Fla. Lola M Harris Cedartown. Ga. Benjamin Harper, Jr. Kosciuska, Miss. Pam eia Hart Atlanta. Ga. M. Yvonne Haynes Atlanta, Ga. Eugene Head GriHin, Ga. Iris Henderson Conyers, Ga. Bessie Hicks Thomasvillc, Ga. 'x'..m.- - Amy Howard Brenda Howard Atlanta. Ga. Riviera Beach, Fla. Sylvia Hill Mable I-Iillinri East Point. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Carolyn Holland Atlanta, Ga. .- Delnres Hutchings Geneva jenkins jerome jenkins Douglasville, Ga. Orlando, Fin. Brooklyn, N. Y. Calnerine Johnson Margaret jnhnson Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta. Ga. Lgx 5;. A Theopia Johnson KVilda G. Johnson Atlanta. Ga. ALiama, Ga. :th re: Jones Atlanta, Ga. Barbara Jones Beverly Jordan Savannah. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. lerik-I ' A 34 . juhnnic Lay Stathunn Ga. .. .I'N '. Mnhlu Lane La netn Mn. Rosemarie Kendrick G- Kornegay anlelmrst. Ga. James joyncr Brooklyn, N. Y. Milledgcville, Ga. - ' : F 1 4:: ! Leneice Letman Katie Lindley Joan Linsey Carolyn Long Wylma Lung Atlanta. Ga. Atlanta. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Ros: Oliver Atlanta, Ga. r ' -. I : Amastama Phillips Vivian Lowe H'illie Lynch Emma Maddox Mary Martin C. Merriweater Baltimore. Md- Lucust Grown Ga. Newman. Ga. Atlanta. Ga. Bessemer, Ala. Atlanta, Ga. .- . jacquelyn Pitts II? fh-E- A .h Atlanta, Ga. ' c ' r 'J. 1-. Hattie Mclvcr Daniel Mitchell Russell Momon Willie M055 Joseph Mullins Brunmvick, Gm W'alrerhoru, S. C. Atlanta. Ga. Atlanta. Ga. GrifFln. Ga. 1 . c Dons Powell Newman, Ga. 7 I h .g .3 A a I Jacquelyn Moore Queen Neal 1.. Jameila Nelson Charles Nevett Bernice Ogietree Atlanta, Ga. I'alhotLom. Ga. Sumter, S, C, Bessemer, Ala. Gl'cem-ille, Ga. Yancey Powell Atlanta, Ga. 1H Bobbie Prayer Atlanta, Ga. A. Loretta Pringle Sumter, 5. C. johnnie Pugh Atlanta. Ga. Marva Randolph Fitzgerald, Ga. Alonza Recse Atlanta, Ga. A --...: I Nina.r Richardson l'IeIt-n Ricks Barbara Roberts Shirley Robinson MIe-Ivin Rusaeil Morristown, Tenn. Atianta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Dublin, Ga. Atlanta. Ga. A454 Lillian Sanders Sarah Sahel! Gloria Scott johnny Scott Carl Seldon Cheraw, 5 c. Adams, Ga. Atlanta. Ga. Birmingham, Ala. Atlanta, Ga. I- I1 Vivian SherFIrzid Linda Smith Shirley Smith Virgn Smith Carolyn Shipcs Cedarmwn, Ga, Duuglnsville, Ga, Atlanta. Ga. Barnesviliu. Ga. Atlanta. Ga. 13. Christine Sparks Coleman Stark: Mindy. Stephen:- Mary Stephens Eugene Struzier Atlanta. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Prlham, Ga. Pclllam, Ga. Lutheruillu, Ga ' Mark Sullivan Leon Taylor Louise Taylor Salomon Taylor Al N, Thornton Atlanta, Ga. Furrst Park, Ga. Waveri' Hall, G . ALI t ; I Jr a an a, C a St. Petershurg, F1211 Harriet Verilliams Chattanooga, Tenn. Ill .3. Jimmy Williams Robert Travis Barharn H'alkcr Jean XVaIker Jerolene Walker Mildred W'alker Columbus, Miss. Vidzllia, Ga. :HIanLn, Ga. Atlanta. Ga. Birmingham. Ala. Fort Myers Fla. M an! VViIliszs A I f Rome, Ga. i L . Theresa Yare J. F. 'Warthen W'ilfiam VVarers Elinor Wenzr Rufus VVerts Atlanta, Ga. Sundersville, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Fitzgerald, Ga. Gastonia. N.C. Joyce Willingham Atlanta, Ga. 2: -T l l; L A t A h J Dm'uthy Whishy Margaret VUhisnnam jimmy EVhite Betty W'illiams FrnIICeH Williams I Malian, Ga. AHanm. Ga. Elbermll. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Mary Wooten Atlanta, Ga. t l Sam Wright Atlanta, Ga. :1 + 'T Sophomore Olgirers IVENiams, FVfoams', Lmree, Franklin Vivian Calhoun Atlanta, Ga. Frances Carmichael Anniston, Ala. Ba rbara Caldwell Grecnsbnro, N.C. . Cynthia Aaron Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta. Ga. Annie Bailey Eatonmn, GzL Frank Biggs Atlanta, Ga. Lena Brenner Atlanta, Ga. Annie Carter Newman, Georgia Gloria Adams jacksmwille, Fla. Marvin Arrington Marjorie Askew anbettville. Ga. Marshall Ba rrett Atlanta, Ga. Marian Blagsingnmc Gruenville, SE Audrey Brown W'cst Palm Beach Ma ry Clev Bland Elbertun, Ga. Delores Aldridge Tampa, Fla. dc;- Ha rrj' A ustin Gary, ImL Carrie Bass Macon. Ga. john Burum Atlanta. Ga. Geraldine Brown Cm-ingtnn. Ga. Anne Alexander Ruckma rt, Ga. jnseph Bacote Bronx, N.Y. Shirley Bennett Red Dali. Ga. Dvnysc Tinwmnn Augusta. Ga. ViIIic Brawn 'I'allndegm Ala. William Appling Atlanta, Ga. Barbara Bnltun Birmingham, Ma. Beverly Bibi: Augusta. Ga. Fannie Bridges Atlanta, Ga. Julln Bryant Atlanta. Ga. 1r Shirley Culhreth Dorothy Danley Betty Daviq Annie Dean Edward Dean New York, N.Y. Winston, Ga. Columbus. Ga. Rome, Ga. Cartersvillc Ga. C 9 2 . A r; a 3? Lucinus Drake Bobbie Dudley VViIHe Easley Juanita Edge Iveria Edmondson Thomaston. Ga. Palm Beach Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Atianta, Ga. Shawmut, Ala. d.'h James Edwards Lillian Epps joseph Evans Anita Flowers Ann Foster Florence. SC. Atiama. Ga. Nassau, Bahamas Jesup. Ga. Chattanooga, Tenn. Sofihomore Ojfirers Kielay, Tinker, Humer Abraham Franklin Calvin Frazier jmzephine Frazier Mary Gholston Robert Glover Atlanta. Ga. Telmilie. Ga. Anniston, Ala. Miami, Fla. Philadelphia, Pa. Madeline Haddocks West Palm Beach Fla. VViIlie Gordon Jacquciyn Greene Martha Gresham Sherry Gresham Patricia Guinea Rumu, Ga. Columbia, S.C. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga Chattanooga,Tenn. Shiriey Harper Atlanta, Ga. Sophommw Margaret Hall Scattdale, Ga. Alien Halliman Decatur, Ga. 5-4 '. - I i t-Q - - W74 L f QE Samuel Hart john Heath jonn Heidt Wilford Hepburn Donald High - Forsyth, Ga. Atlanta Ga. Atlantm Ga. Miami, Fla. Atlanta, Ga. Helen High Shirley Holland Gerlene l-Inltz Flam Hmlgins Brenda Hughes Atlanta. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Chicago, Ill. Columbus, Ga. Atlanta. Ga. RDDsETElt Hunt Leila Hunter George 150m Dorothy jnckmn Fnyc Jackson Atlanta. Ga. Newman, Ca. Birlnillghnrm Ala. Birmingham, Ala. Madiaom Ga. a Melvin Jackson M'ary 'Icnkins Forrest Johnson Juhn juhnsnn Utiq Johnson Atlanta, Ga. Camilla. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Mcrnphia. 'l'enn, Rutha Jones Macon, Ga. Patirica johnson Ada jnncs Clara joncs John .Inncs Robert junes lJnravilIe, Ga. St. Pete, Fla. Snow Hill. Md. Uaincsvillc. Flu. linst PL, Ga. Stacey Jones Gainesville, Fla. Qophomorw joyce Jordan Orlando, Fla. Mildred Kennedy 'Wylie Kilpatrick Black Mountain, N, C. Ecorse, Mich. Peggye Kirhy Rosalyn Law Helen Logan Gladys Lug-iter Atlanta, Ga. Bessemer, Ala. Mobile, Ala Chicago, I11. h'w' . h. -. e i q Annie JVInpp Casxumlra Marsh Charlotte Martin Prince Martin Atlanta. Gm Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta Ga. I J .2. Vivian McCray jasper McGalnee Sharliss McLemore Thomas Merritt Bninhridgu, Ga. Augunm Ga. XVcsI Paint, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. jenell Mills Shiriey Mimor Mildred Mitchell Verdell Monmn Ashvillc. N. C. Atlanta, Ga. 'Fth-wrlanl Ga, Atlanta, Ga. 5.: 3 . 'A Zl; ' x15 1.? jean Moore jnrvin Mom; Gloria Munlin Terry Nelson Atlanta, Ga. LaGrangc. Ga. Cincinnati. Ohio Cedartowm Ga. goplu mom! Luran Palmer I Atlanta. Ga. 'William Mann Atlanta, Ga. v r r-Jr M :H. l Marianna Maya Pelham, Ga. B. hdiddlebrooks Atlanta, Ga. Ernest M'ua re Ceda rmwn. Ga. jacqueline North Atlanta. Ga. Lana Norman Bremen. G3. Shirley Oden East Point. Ga. Doria Partridge Atlanta, Ga. Charles Parland Brunswick, Ga . Barba ra Stevens Atlanta. Ga. Lena Smith Atlanta, Ga. Randolph Smith Dalton, Ga. jolmnie Perry Miami, Fla Samoiyn Price Dawson. Ga. 3. ' 4 9 Carl Reeves Brooklet, Ga. d I m, W'allacc Rumph W'andas Russell Atlanta, Ga. Fort Valley. Ga. Lilla Sherman Atlanta. Ga. Roslyn Stewart Atlanta. Ga. Charies Pierce St. Petersburg, Fla. Theodore Price Newman, Ga. 1? Ralph Reeves Chicago, Ill. Betty Shivers. Bninbridge, Ga. Ea rline Styles Chattanooga, Tenn. Brenda Pippins Atlanta, Ga. Q: .44 F. Jacquelyu Primrose Atlnnla, Ga. Alyce Ringer La Grange, Ga. Gwendolyn Pompey Va Idosta, Ga. A Delores Rawls hr'Iilnia. Fla. A Sylvia Robinson Adams. Ga. Memdia Sanders 5!. Pure, Fla. 4 jam :5 Shopshi re G riFFIn, Ga. Unrnthy Schnliuld Cordulu. Ga. Estella Simmons Cnmpwn. Ga. gophomored A A A juyce Prease Greenville. S. C. 4 Clara Redding Forsyth. Ga. 3 'Wundmw Ross Allumn. Gm EVIHF-V Scott Alianm, Gm W'altcr Simpson New York. NY. anh a . w..- A . i Leila Thomas Mary Thompson Geraldine Talbert Alvin Trotter Robert H. Tucker Miami, Fla. Newman. Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. 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Br'othm's 01'erth PM Chapfcr 1 39 MP5! BHAfITEH ngmr: Offfrrn' Smirk, Sh'azfrr, SJIHJ'vmr 135 Kappa 141,254 PAI Kappa? Srr'w'fs and Queen Omega 0$rer5 Aicmcger, Afitrr'rrH, Nearer: J'H Til ' I'VE. $1.: 1L H - 900th!!! Football? Captrlftzs Crm'l'eH. THJ-t'mri'n, am! FeMrr Pan them H44 5qu 5944011 Kat Could not ereat '59 eecmf I'Iedd Comb Leonidas 8. E3515: With many veterans from the '59 squad returning, the Red and Black Panthers appeared to he U119 of the conference powers in foot- hall competition. There was new talent to even holster this, hut injuries throughout the sensrm prevented the Panthers from getting in tip-top shape. On many occasions they were forced to use the new talent for regular replacements. hut hick uf experience made the going rough. The Panthers completed this season with one Of their worse records since I35 when they Hnished with :m identical record of two wins, Eve losses and one tie. This was indeed :1 setback for a team which last season compiled :1 record of hve wins, one loss and two ties. In the season's opener against Clahin the Panthers showed tre- mendous strength and drive, but two weeks later fought to :1 00 tie against the Fort Valley W'ihleuts. The Panthers found the going rough in Tuskegee, but took revenge against Alabama State to all but climax the homecoming festivities. The remainder of the season found the Panthers unable to gain their previous pace and resulted in the taste of defeat. The 'ltraditiun,I of heating K'Iorehouse was broken when the Tigers downed the Panthers 16-0. This marked the third defeat in 19 years at the hands of this foe. 1 4U For the first time, the Dillard HBlue Devil? were included in the Pantheris schedule. They came to Atlanta with one defeat at the hands of the Alabama Sate iiHornets? The Clarkites fell again, 30-14. The match at Savannah State was next, and again the Pan- thers failed to find the scoring punch when needed. The Panthers were downed by a 6-0 score. In the seasonls finale against NIotris Brown, both teams were keyed up defensively, but it was finally the iiWolvErines who , A . broke the ice with a field goal and touchdown for a 9-0 i-jii... r if . . t - --1':'.'i.1'-i: - . Iniv'n If. VlCl'OI'Y. Eufsljif'wiii ' - tEhh-pjuautptw- ' Departing from the Panther squad this year were James Feider, Robert McFadden, YWO backs and a lineman who were Felder mm im'o trouble a: Fort Valley closet in. stalwarts in the Panthersi attack as regulars. Pan Mew Smash Claflin In the seasonis opener against Claflin, the Red and Black Panthers emerged victorious by a 16-3 margin. With the score tied at 8-3, fullback Curtis Crockett crashed over from the four- yard line with the winning marker as the field clock showed lesa than six minutes remaining in the game. James Feider passed to Robert Barksdale fur the two points to clinch the victory. The Panthers got their initial score when Joseph 1Aitillins scored from three yards out to climax a 90-yard drive. Terry Nelson circled the end for the twa pointer to give Clark an 3-0 margin. This game as far as Clark was concerned rested mostly in the hands of veteran Coach Jesse S. H'chfardy players. -: 1..., t .- Jame: Lester get: good blocking as he pint: Hf: a first down against Alabama Strife. A Clark barl- picks up the necessary yardage for a fin! down rzgaimf Hm kamw Tigcrs. Pan them Halted Kl; Tudkegee Tigem The Panthers journeyed to Tuskegee with a one win, one tie record. Their idea was to avenge the 6-6 tie put on them the last season. The Tuskegee Tigers dith fail quite that easy and fought back for a 2643 Tuskegee win. Lineman dbraimm Franklin l-L2 Quarmrburk Tr'rry Nehm: rm'rft's Hm pigxi'fn for long yardage. 0-4. , 1' m-l . :J - A I-n Sn aa .2; 1.an igm$ cm a 1m- : '1 1W '- 3- . . l , Heit 'rw .-. v Clarkitied Win at :Vomwoming Fullback Curtis Crockett After the Tuskegee game. the Panthers took on the undefeated Ala- bama Stare iiHorncts. At this point in the season, the Clarkites pusscssed :1 1-1-1 record and :1 victor;r this time would have afforded them :1 good spot in the SIAC race. The occasion highlighted a week iong celebration of homecoming activities and Clark spirit, adding incentive for victory. The Panthers made good of their efforts and defeated Alabama State by a margin of 14-712, maintaining their i'tradition for winning at homecoming. . , .. - v... :41...- Quarferback James Feldm- 1 :13 Wegettd 0 WM! 1.1;; I ,9 MA Mm Clark agiN gridiron Rama! 16 Claflin . . . . . . . . 3 0 Fort Valley . . . . . . 0 13 Tuskegee . . . . . . . 26 $14 Alabama State . . . . . . 12 0 IVIorehouse . . . . . . . 16 14 Dillard . . . . . . . . 30 0 Savannah . . . . . . . 6 0 R'Iorris Brown . . . . . . 9 $Homecoming thrnw'md' 'I'rrry N91511:: itrnuh'rnltT Io I'mUbarK' fnhmu' Scarf. Pan them $11! to Morehocwe I 6-0 The Clark Panthers were un defense nII afternmm :15 they fell in defeat m their neighborhood rivals IIurL-huusr: Cullmc mljigr-rs by a 16-0 score. Thus the utlelllll'On of heating l'Inrt'hnusc was put to a temporary hall. However this victory for tlm mlwigers': mzlrkml Lyr- only the third defeat for the Panther; by the fore in the past l9 year? In defeat Gilbert Turman. Ruhcrr Burksdule, Lovell Twyman, . '3th . . .J- - Terry Nelson, James Feldt'r and James Lester Inukcd best. - m ;g$ ' a 1-1 . c'$ . 1 - l S 3f, pan: . . v -- .- '-' .- lb- :1 vf'u me WWW - x-x. .r. . .. 7!; . r hnw. y. . .. v,- - P w 'L-v . Ex 4 '-' . $5. a- nr '4 $ 9-36.19; .:'-i ' 'W -- 'r'rw , ' 'u. ' - . i'; 4..., - I ' . - '5. ' I - a- -..4.......- .. . ... -11 :- .. Tim cheerlmders and 1mm! m'd Hi? fan: in rhyming the team: to wicforj'. Clark 50m! to billard The Dillard h'BIue Devils defeated the Panthers by a 30-14- score. The game was filled with plenty of scoring but the Panthers were Only able to push across two tallies, both coming in the second half. A NIixon-to-Barksdale 34-yard pass put the Panthers in their first scoring position. Curtis Crockett scored from one yard out, and Terry Nel- son scored the PAT. The: Clarkites second score came when James Lester ran an 88-yard kick-off return for 3 CPD. The PAT was no good. Coming into this contest the i Blue Devils had fallen to defeat only once and that was at the hands of Alabama State. These Panthers are ready for action. WgeM WpAet Pan them I 6-0 The Clark Panthers journeyed to Savannah to take on the Savannah State wlqigcrs. They found the going a little tough and fell to defeat by a 6-0 score. Several times the Clarkites were in scoring position but, just couldn't cross the chaik markers. v. v' '3' -1 .3. $'.:,Jb-r:n:d': g 7', - Raber: Jlrleder: jhfrics up yardage far 0 hrs: down. Pan them fdged 61, 010ml! grown, 9-0 The Panthers lost their final game of the gridiron season to Biorris Brown in the Annual Turkey Day Classic 9-0. The Clarkites, suffering from three consecutive defeats, once again had trouble finding the scoring rangE. The game was sparked mustty by the defensive play and tackling of both squads. This game concludinfqr the Panthers season gave them a seasofs record of 2-5-1. '- was-u Defenders pm Hm skid on 0 Clark back. 151 HUGH e' . fhe Game 5x3 ' $ Wmtrfmn .- 4311? 1h- 1 . .m-OiOH. . .. Jarrrm' an- is m: M: it'd-t' for a C?ar'k TD. .Wrrxu'n hwy m'v Hrfr'rrrn of HM fre'xlmwn yrirlders. .No gab: on NI? Nay. Tim:- nm' for rfwwrfrrnfrrs, rims' m for Emmi um! umjm'errm. Pan titan! TAM at 59:46 70:00:29; Mm, 9 mm mma Play-OffA To fnd I4 ?ine Hardwood QMAM IrValrer Simpson drives in for 2 points. With experience, height and abundance of new talent, the Panther hztrdwmd aces looked very much like strong etm- tenders for conference honors at the Season's nutset. Return- ing were cu-Captains Joseph Carter and Henry Clark, Robert Watkins, Aaron VVoudall, John Bryant, Walter Simpson, Carl Seldom. Jerome Jenkins and Johnny Nunnlly. The newcomers, Charlie Smith Lowell Dickerson, Them-dis Norton, Samuel Bmwnt Charles Benfnrdzmd, hIathew Till man were loaded with talent and ready for action These hoopsters got the season underway with three quick conference victories against South Carolina State, Lane and Tuskegee before dropping a dose one to Miles College. Upon returning after the Christmas holidays, the Panthers found the road :1 little nff-setting and lost to h'Iurehmlse, Fisk, K'Iorris Brown and South Carolina State in that order. At this point the Panthers had recorded three wins againsr Five losses, but the season was far from over. The Clarkites regained their previous pace and registered victories over Florida ASzh-I, PVIiIes, and Alabama State before dropping one to Florida. In the next 513.: outings the Panthers won Eve and less one. The victories came against Alhany State tZL Fisk, NIorehouse zmd Tuskegee. The defeat came in the Final regular season game against IVIurris B rown . The Clarkites completed the SIAC visitation campaign with an eleven-to- seven record Which placed fourth in the conference standings. As a result of the season's performance, they were seeded fourth in the 28th Annual SIAC Tournament at Tuskegee. In the second round of tournament play, the Panthers blazed past Fisk SSWTO, but lost in the semi-hnals t0 the eventual winners Benedict, by an 85-75 score. In the consolation contest the Panthers set r1 btistering pace and breezed past the Alabama State Hornets 38-79. The team performance in the conference tourney earned the Panthers the right to participate in the District 6-A NAIA Playoffs. The Panthers how- ever. were unsuccessful in this outing. They suffered defeat twice at the hands of Benedict and R'Iorris Brown, but not before the3r had put up a good tht did the opponents take over. The season's hnale brought the Panthers against the NIorris Brown Wolverines in Chicago, Illinoish This was the fourth meeting for these two teams with hIorris Brown holding the edge with three wins. The Clarkites were determined and earned a 75-74- win over the Wolverines. The memhers departing this year are Joe Carter, Henry- Clark and Robert VVatkins. Simpson dunks am in. f..- Ci'mrfie Smith awaits freethr'ow attempt. Jerome Jenkins Jerome fulfills 15;?! away wr'fh deadly jumper. Carri SEND?! 7714: $94.60!: CLARK OPPONENTS 72 64 South Carolina State 73 70 Lane 65 64- Tuskegee 70 73 NIiles 42 56 I'vlorehouse 62 64 Fisk 64- 74- NIorris Bran 64 99 South Carolina State A' 64- 60 Florida ' 34 81 R'Iiles 84- 72 Alabama State dem: mu! Dickerson fasl-brmi' for two pointy. 4-5 72 Florida 72 60 Albany 68 51 Fisk 4-4- 34- J.V'Iorehouse 34 59 Albany 76 52 Tuskegee 59 71 NIOrTiS Brown 9588 70 Fisk $9575 85 Benedict ms 79 Alabama State 'MES6 99 Benedict Me63 71 Morris Brown M 5975 74- Morris Brown $512K: Tnumament 3'H'GDistrI-ct 6-A NAIA :HPost Season Game CI1icago, 11M Clark 714,24 Hornet! ?or $9146 7711M 5m The Alabama State Hornets. :1 team which has risen from obscurity to side-traelt Clarkts baskethall hopes many times in the pest, failed to get up enough steam in the consolation match and were themselves derailed at the 28th SIAC basket ball tournament at Tuskegee in February as the Panthers took an 88-79 victory for the third position. That Clark would hgure among the winning teams was not a complete surprise. The cagers gave indication of their ability early in the season, and even the setbacks did not entirely- wipe away the optimism which rang loud among Clark fans. Fourth seeded as they entered the tournament, the Clarkites waited out the hrst round on a hye. In the second they howled ever the Bulldogs of Fisk Universitv, 88-70, with whom thev had split victories during the regular season. A big bottleneck called Benedictuultimntely the tournament winnersepro- vided the setback which knocked Clark from the finals as the Tigers outelawed the Panthers by ten points for an 85-75 victory. The consolation battle was Clark's all the way. VVith Henry Clark, Charlie Smith and WTnlter Simpson earring the scoring lead, the Panthers coasted to their third place in ten years. In 1951 they. emerged in this position on a victory over Xavier. In between, the Clarkites have been tournament winners once, conference visitation champs once, and came in second once. The Panthers tournament team was Composed of Henry Clark, Charlie Smith, VValter Simpson Joe Carter, Jerome Jenkins, John Bryant, Carl Seldom, Lowell Dickerson. Samuel Brown, and Theordis Norton. for Carter LoweU Dictation PreiGam e Hf'arm-up Hmry Clark Bryant J7im in 38th paint. HEN- J' 1110an Clark a: u'orl' as In- brings rhr' lmH n'au-rr :0 Sr? up May. . Simpmu goes up for rebound. Thrordis Norton fI-Imhew Tillman Char-Zie Smith 1'59 . 2 minis. Up, m5. up . . . . . . Samuel Brown 1 GO Bobby PVMHM Charles Beuford Simpson fray. Smith and Carter get set to rebound if necessary. 161 Were MM ta 70 ?acaltl; 0n W TH? To 911412: . Clark's faculty members and their guests filled the banquet J Predident and 0112!. Krawleq J room at Paschal Brothers Restaurant in early R'Iurch as Dr. anal I'FII'S. James P. Brawley entertained with :1 Visit to India', dinner. From India to welcome the guest; was Clark student Ivan Hakeem, who spoke in his native tongue with Mrs. Brnwlcy translating. tau mu ...-1. . tuimsu; tun. .. u-- I IuInuHH I$ ' I I g- I. .I g: I 1 l. I. 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