Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Charles Smith THE PHOTOGRA PHERS Ronnie Benton

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FROM THE EDITOR? DESK Dear Readers, Fond memories hove Cl way at giving newness to life when practically all things seem dull and unrewurding. This pictorial treasure of Our Centennial Year has been structured with the hope that it will capture very vividly the moments of icy, disappointment, work and long hours that went into the planning and execution of our Centennial Yecrt It is the job of the Annual Stott to present c: pictorial treasure of the year's events, whether they be educational, social, political, or revolutionary. This year's statf had the some job with an added challenge,- the production of o Centennial inaugural Annual. It would be impossible to show the one hundred years of progress and service made by Cr great institution like Clark College on a few pages, but through c tew pictures and captions, we have presented some links of that great chain of events. The program tor the year was so extensive and varied, so many signigicont lhings happened, it was G dilticult task for the staff to select the activities and events which we leit would most accurately represent the Centennial Year. It is my tondest hope that you will find this Centennial Panther c1 publication worth your careful examination and enioyment; end that it will serve as a constant reminder of the days spent at dear old Clark. I shall like to express my SinCEFe thanks to those persons who worked so diligently in helping prepare this Annual. They worked long and hard hours and 1 hope you, the reader, will appreciate their work, My appreciation also goes to Miss Ellen Mogby, our adviser, for her dedication to the staff and the work she did in helping prepare this Annual. The copy is in. The 1968-69 Centennial story is ended. Here, the i969-Y0 story begins. Editorio l ly, Sammie Daniel 19

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Miss Ellen L. Magby, Adviser Diane Staggs, Co-Editor