Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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A: I Mr. C. R. Hamilton Dean of 114011 eclicah'on With grateful appreciation for service to Clark College in the highest tradition of loyalty and devotion, we dedicate the 1962 Panther t0 NIr. Charlton R. Hamiiton, Clarkjs Dean of Bhlen. Known as a Erna, yet understanding counselor whu givcs freely of his time to anyone who asks it and offers it equally as freely, Dean Hamilton is warmly remembered lw hundreds Qf students who have passed through the cnllcge. Dean Hamilton's service to the college has been cunrinuuus for the past sixteen years. Ht: has worked tirelessly in the development of a sound Srudmt Personnel Services Department. pushing Students to do their hest work, helping them to find summer wnrk, helping them m solve social problems.

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CONTENTS a Dedication . . . . . . . . 4 Administration . . . . 7 Departments . . . . . l9 Campus.........49 Sports........l63 TheYear...... Classes........ Organizations . . Greeks....... ..67

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As Director of the college's student recruitment program, Dean Hamilton has been highly success- ful in attracting bright young high school graduates to the college, travelling thousands of miles each year to publicize the institution. Among his achieve- ments in this area was his pioneer use of a movie fllm, which he produced, for showing at high schools, :1 tool now widely employed by other col- leges. Dean Hamilton is a native of Talladega, Alar bama. He is a graduate of Tailadega College and hdids the masters degree in guidance and counseling from- New York University. Ajiable Dean Pfamr'lron, always ready to girls friendly . advice to Clark Students. i Dean Hamilton and Mrs. Hamilton, the former IVIarie Humphrey, of Dallas, North Carolina, are weil known as friends of Clark students, opening their home to them on many occasions to discuss problems or just to pro- vide a few moments of relaxation to a student who is homesick.