Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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The fountain flourishes with gratitude for those who serve us.... ADMINISTRATION

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EDITOR? MESSAGE Ruth Boykin Years go by . . . The Fountain flourishes . . . and life goes on. In the rapidly advancing world of Clark Col- lege, this year's Panther Staff has utilized The Flourishing Fountain to present to the admin- istration, faculty, and students the many aspects of our college life. The fountain reminisces for us countless instances of accomplishments and memorable events that will never appear again. We realize that a remarkable quantity of pub- lications are exhibited each year; however, the amount of intensity and thought conveyed deter- mines any work's success and quality. Therefore, the stall has employed various techniques as stated in the foreward to present to you a pertinent and meaningful production. After working so diligently and sharing the special misery of meeting deadlines, 1 would like to express appreciation to each member of the staft whose willingness and well performed services could not be forgotten. I especially appreciate the devotion rendered by our advisers. Miss. Ellen L. Mughy and Mr. Ivan P. Hakeem; for without them, such a publication could never have hcen accomplished. It has been through the joint efforts of all these people that we are able to present to you the 1968 EDITION OF THE PANTHER.

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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Dr. Vivian W. Henderson 12 The Presidenfs Message May I congratulate the editors and staff of the 1968 Panther for a job well done. I am pleased to have this opportunity to record a word for the Class of 1968. Each graduating class records in several ways events and developments which have been most meaningful to them dur- ing their matriculation at Clark. This yearbook is one such record. Your class is in the unique position of being next to the last class to graduate from Clark College in the first cen- tury of its life. As with other yearbooks, it occupies a special place in the archives of the institution. You graduate from Clark College at a time of great social unrest, increased anxiety, and in particular at a time of tran- sition in social and ccunmnic structures of the society. Your opportunities are great. Increasingly barriers to full participa- tion in national and world societies are diminishing. Moreover the challenge for service has never been more sharply focused. I hope your years at Clark College have prepared you well for the many complexities accompanying movements and trends, present and fuiure. We wish for you every success and happiness in the days and years ahead. Vivian W. Henderson President