Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1971 volume:

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R71 Mx, . . .4 . ,I 1 .. . ,I 'I 4. 4. CLARK CO1 .I .EGR PANTHER ATLANTA, GEORGIA This Book Is Dedicated To :fx This year's Panther is dedicated to the Black Community. The Panther is so dedicated because the Black Community has been a fountain which has flourished from an early era of poverty and ignorance to a catalyst which has stimulated our belief in self-pride and unity. 2 The Black Communit ' it A type of UNITY exists even in the stillness of the community 1 .Ii ' f 'sllvl And No one walks ALONE. A new day is dawning The star of unity now shines Letting us know .... IT'S NATION TIME An inner voice speaks to us saying togetherness we must find And also telling us .... IT'S NATION TIME Unity must be a symbol Like a wedding ring that binds And bring us all together .... For IT'S NATION TIME The reason for Unity- We are struggling for a Common cause which is implanted In our minds, helping us remember. . . IT'S NATION TIME . . .Davetta Bell ur -Y ' ..- - s1'T,'fii ' -N .X .Q S P . :fy , VL? 11. . J - . f , X ,X I Q 7 1 - Kr'- ix. wud' 'Q 2?TA'1!b...-3 wh ' X x X .' 'eyv 2.9 xg, H , M- 1'--fn--,rm-M wg. N- --Q uw- gf .- -tax, ,, s ,hiv H , xx , vx, oh if xx, ' s N N N fxv' ,fa NLS-, si Q .A i vt w, Y'f ' AI 1Q'...f3?' f-, X 1 ' v -yt. . ' I x .-, . Q ... .- ' ' , ' a.. , , - K '. 'I-'1Q,'. , , Q - ' tl .14 A W 4 -gf' Nw - , 1 - -f . . , 3 14 P . . '-.v 1, -,I I ', ' 'fmqqa uvml. V- I - , ..., . , . ' ,if '5'.j4'Q, ,f . 4, a-X, . , , 1 f v , 1 5 A -3.-F ,, ,Q . ng VS, 82? - . 5131.13.13 ll1.lf'!P.,4Jl1.13IlA4 . 'f:' .,. iw 'wr 'Q' - '??'YrE .sgr-jmagy Q 3 21 3 -xx ri . 4? . A 'x .. ,. xx V 1. 'K A Q 'lffiixgi x ni M . , ' .Iv ' 1, ,1 .Y -- lv? .KS we fi : rms .4 -P 'S x Q f -1 M.. 4' ..M,m. .5 'af .5 1 3 g. QD' f,.. 'lk Black is when folks say you've got to earn the rights the Constitution guaranteed you already had. Black is the warm feeling you have knowing you've created so many good jobs for whites in the Poverty Program. Black is getting the same treatment by the police whether you're violent or non-violent. Black is getting kicks from Rap and Stokely but hoping Martin Luther King was right. . . . Turner Brown, Ir FRESHM ...--' L. to R. Adam Evans, Ir.-Bus. Manager Michael Wright-President Reginald Mitchell-Vice President Ianice Smith--Secretary Dale Wright-Asst. Secretary Vickie johnson-Treasurer 1 S. Franchi Alexander Atlanta, Georgia , fiia Mary Bacon Macon, Georgia Patricia B arlow Iackson. Georgia Edith Berry Atlanta, Georgia jackie Allen Detroit, Michigan Angela Bailey Atlanta, Georgia my, fn Gean Barnett Memphis, Tennessee Angela Biggs Talbotton, Georgia N l Mary Allen Pauline Arnold Doeran, Georgia Fairburn, Georgia 'X ,, Alice Baisden Donald Banks Ellaville, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Sandra Bennett Carolyn Benton Swainsboro, Georgia Conyers, Georgia Edna Booker Iackie Boosman Atlanta, Georgia Tallahassee. Florida 9 'ff 1 GI A.. Paulette Bolton Atlanta, Georgia 7 :if 'A A of i ,P t 122 -A 2 2 Iaylynn Brown LaGrange, Georgia W ' l Brenda Bryant Memphis, Tennessee Betty Butts Io Atlanta, Georgia S-r X 3 s Ei 3 i Gaylane Bowman Sonja Brantle Y Crawfordville, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Juanita Brown Kenneth Brown Greensboro, Georgia Gainesville, Georgia Evelyn Buchanan Birmingham, Alabama x Daphne Burks Atlanta, Georgia K A Jennifer Butts Atlanta, Georgia William Byrd Atlanta, Georgia Carolyn Brinson Twin City, Georgia Betty Bruton Miami, Florida Ierlinda Burt Atlanta, Georgia - I A, fs F 3 ,Q ' 5- X -3. -T' , at . X I 1,1 Rocile Cain Bessemer, Alabama X I t l 'fy 1 X l r , Samaria Carrington Birmingham, Alabama l Reginald Chaney Atlanta. Georgia Donald Coggins Atlanta, Georgia Eddie Crawford Atlanta, Georgia .. -...avi S Lavelma Carswell McIntyre, Georgia Emma Clark Atlanta. Georgia Patricia Colbert Atlanta, Georgia Yvette Carter Detroit, Michigan Freda Clemons Atlanta, Georgia Winifred Collins Valdosta, Georgia 'Q' uf Irene Crawford Alma Cross Valdosta, Georgia Montgomery, Alabama ' x ff Iolene Chandler Rochester, New York Robert Cofield Atlanta, Georgia X Bernetta Cooper Hartsville, Georgia Dianne Cunningham Charleston, South Carolina ll r rl ai 4 Renee Cunningham Ocala, Florida 5 l l 1' lf l Mary Daught VY Atlanta, Georgia Mary Elam Augusta, Georgia KN is t 3 V , 's-f it I , ., as - f ' f EyiMQ'i:.,v X, '. ., Ambrose Felton Marshallville. Georgia I2 kt r' ' 1 A I Linda Daniel Atlanta, Georgia Beverly Dennis Atlanta, Georgia -sa-3 Barbara English Camden, South Carolina '+I '4 , ski igw y-tl l l Harvey Field Queens, New York farm Ruby Daniels Donald Davis West Palm Beach, Augusta, Georgia Florida Linda Dubose Greensville, South Carolina ., . K Q 'Y . If t Adam Evans, Ir. Willow Grove, Pennsylvania -1 ,N 4. ,Z-, at 0' fa Lancin Flint Atlanta, Georgia Yx NX Wanda Edwards Ocilla, Georgia Daryl Farley Fairburn, Georg Fannie F lono Augusta, Georg ia if ia B. shvg. le., 22 is if A V3 4 5- .Q- UR . Q S fi . . 7 if -Q .si W 'rl Q 5 -lv Iv-1,5 s A r ' 'Wikia 4-9 0 n 125. 'G . 1 4 -0- N , .IAQQQT aft- 'gr'-D 1. usa: Ir . - Y 21' 2-.I J' g, , 1. A- X x 5,v' ff A'.-, fig Q ly- ' 1+ 'f 'AF 'rr -Q 2' '1 V4 'fi 'H' --Q'v?'3' 'H ' in fiX:53f+1 -i?'.'3l 'ff-ff -'-g:hlQ4'Jr-.Q- 'sg ,, .,-,fn 1336, 4.5.13 2: -MQ 4 - vf.....L an ff '51.i1s'Q:'f-f+-4fr-1 ug-im 51 1:w-4:--v'?v f 'rr1 :..f.:, L X '.' la' 61:1 , Q.. t4 'sit ' ' 'R 1V' k 1-'HN-'i 'b-is--. 1 3' 25?-' 1 1-, -sf . , A Q .m :qv .J 1 fix f 4 9 'H-, r F I 4 .A Qp,:-.i ,W V .- . -'Q fi r va-Ex Q P A Q ' 'f f 'a' Q a. x smo- Y L aa A5 MTfsfF15QshD1 Sgr.: 4 O 'Lp 1s.'v, -- , t asf! N-' pg, N5 1' 1 .-me -. A t ,vi 7 I .F .'..:1i-Z-'41 'ig -.rikku v .- ga' Eigfftwjf- I-54. 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Florida Algernon Fross Atlanta, Georgia '7 9 FN f Frank Garrett Augusta, Georgia gym- 1 'R' 'f All f llxnxlfffl i su'-a O2 22 -na ca QQ ES UE.: DJ Sue Fulton Athens, Georgia Eugenia Gaston Piayiene, Mississippi I I L' l -3 Q Glynn Gordon Macon, Georgia X UN Michael Goolsby Atlanta, Georgia William Greenlee Sumter. South Carolina 3. f' ,, f 1 H., x . Marshall Harp College Park, Georgia Alfreda Gourdine Charleston, South Carolina Ieanette Grace Perry, Georgia l Exlon Hall, lr. Atlanta, Georgia tl M Velva Harris Memphis, Tennessee f Theresa Hill Atlanta, Georgia Yvonne Hodge Birmingham, Alabama Alvin Hamilton Mobile, Alabama Donald Heath Atlanta, Georgia , ,-5. .fin s .aiaf Qs. VVF Williard Hogue Bessemer, Alabama Carolyn Gray Miami, Florida l. till Pamela Harris Miami, Florida Corliss Henderson Atlanta, Georgia Sandra Hollingsworth Covington. Georgia W fl Dorothy Holmes lersey City, New Iersey Deborah Horton New York, New York Darlene Hutchinson Tampa, Florida Patricia Iacobs Rochester. New York I6 - -mv K Glennis Holmes St. Petersburg. Florida Charles Huggins Atlanta, Georgia Kathy Hutchinson La Grange. Georgia Deborah Iames Buffalo, New York I Ardell Holsey, Ir. Sparta, Georgia I i Earnestine Hunt Memphis, Tennessee Iessie Horne Vadalia, Georgia L, 7 abt Gay Hurst Covington, Georgia B arb ara Ivey Thomson, Georgia Brenda Iohnson Columbus, Georgia Crecy Iackson Adel, Georgia Frank johnson Atlanta, Georgia Lucy johnson Hogansville, Georgia Augusta jones New Orleans, Louisiana V W: - na, Q., Yolanda jones Hampton, Virginia 'N Q9 l' u I . !.,,:A- 99W Qin if' - A , 3.43, , i:l, sU.:tw N Jr if - 1 -' I Yi 'g' J' 85. bif is i'g'l 99 -to ' 'szzgfpi 3 44-' 5 1 - :ze--zz., LLL- 'Lv Angela Lang F Melissa johnson Sylvester johnson Vickie johnson Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia .3 r Q bg 1 fgjx 1 .f :ar Q A A ,ir-. ni... v ,i- .a ' A ,.. 1 I Szzgttzznann Stephen johnson Vince jones Vivian jones Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Evelyn King Carolyn Kirby Veronica Knight Dublin, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Robert Latimore Anthony Lee Yvette Lesesre Los Angeles, California Decatur, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia jacksonville, Florida fi .ffiife le. .- i , l i i Ester Lloyd Portia Long julian Longshore Karen Lowery Philadelphia, Cleveland, Ohio Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Pennsylvania 1 : 5 Nil- . b V 'I' I 5 . i 1' Alfie Madison Iohn Bradfield Tallahassee, Florida Atlanta, Georgia wr A I l il, i xx I I W n 'A Whats going clown Larry? Right On! Phillip Marks Sonja Moore Moultrie, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia xg f iw' f DQb0fHl1 Mathis Thomasine McCammom Marilyn MCCray Mattie McCray Blfmlllghami Alillldlnd Birmingham, Alabama Statesboro, Georgia Chattanooga, Tennessee lB W f Freddie McDowell Atlanta, Georgia Carolyn Miller Atlanta. Georgia ..Jx.f Patricia McDuffie Atlanta, Georgia N Iacqueline Miller Charleston, South Carolina Nathaniel M0Otly Alonzg Moore, lr. Atlanta, Georgia Forsyth, Georgia Deidra Norman Willie Mae Orr Birmingham, Alabama Valdggta, Gegrgia Ronald McLaughlin Greenwood, South Carolina WM '1 Sandra Millner Princeton, West Virginia it Alma Murphy St. Augustine, Florida Patricia Page Rowland. North Carolina Gathion Mc.Vay Memphis. Teiiiif-but Reginald Mitchell Atlanta, Georgia Rose Mary Murray Atlanta. Georgia Antoinette Parker Atlanta, Georgia I' Anne Parrish Swainsboro, Georgia Katie Phillips Plant City, Florida Clara Prevo Birmingham, Alabama Bill Reynolds Lithmia. Georgia 20 A i I 1 .. i 4 ig 'X i I , Cheryl Perdue Atlanta, Georgia own! . I , iff, I , ri . . i.'4 Magonolia Phillips Union Spring, Alabama 'EQPQEN -, - f-'.?!,, . ,- - '0'?.K, g , rt,-'f ' 4-. .I .sv L A--ins him Q fm- , wus- 5 0 Carolyn Pugh jacksonville, Florida Ronald Reynolds Atlanta, Georgia - I-:rd f . A, Z a' ,X iff' 1 1, 5 , ,. '- ii R Carol Perry Charleston, South Carolina Annie Mae Pittman Forsyth, Georgia it ' Richard Randolph Mobile. Alabama Myrtice Richardson Atlanta, Georgia A Walter Perry, II Atlanta, Georgia P Deborah Pittman Atlanta, Georgia Cassandra Reese Atlanta, Georgia 5' Phyllis Richardson Atlanta, Georgia Mimi Roberts Atlanta, Georgia Ioyce Russaw St. Augustine, Florida i l Romenia Simmons Savannah, Georgia is I Belinda Simpson Atlanta, Georgia '- E. .N 4:-if-A Q,t1:e.:.- ,wk , A i 1 ll i t ll Luther Roland Sparta, Georgia Orange Sampson, jr. Moultrie, Georgia ' t Benjamin Sims Atlanta, Georgia Douglas Slade, Ir. Atlanta, Georgia 1' ! 2 tw g, Bernice Rucker Montezuma, Georgia Carlton Sands West Point, Georgia Brenda Sims Chicago, Illinois L 5 Al Smith Atlanta, Georgia I Lenda Ruffin Bessemer, Alabama l W Emory Shields Atlanta, Georgia Louis Sims, Ir. Vicksburg, Mississippi Janice Smith Atlanta, Georgia 21 X .' A Arnita Smith Gloria Smith IoEllen Smith Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Tampa, Florida Lorraine Snead Vidalia, Georgia Shelia Spencer Mobile, Alabama . N Gail Sterling Right on! King Arthur. Atlanta, Georgia ludiih SIOk9S Gwendolyn Stovall Augusta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia 22 Marva Strickland Atlanta, Georgia ,1- Gerald Syrkett St. Petersburg, Florida Charles Tarr Charlie Taylor Glynis Terrell Ianice Tolbert Chicago, Illinois Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia ttiiii'it til ll iltllt MM Myron Tucker Atlanta, Georgia --. . . Say what Ieanetteg the Grip's got you, Alfred Turk Atlanta. Georgia Brenda Turner Ianice E. Turner janice L. Turner Brenda Vance Augusta, Georgia Augusta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Indianapolis, Indiana 23 R if- .Aa 4.- .L . at-t l . .tbl ,. if 7 Maina Waculma Mu-Rang-a, Kenya East Africa Gene Warren Atlanta, Georgia I Rose Williams Mobile, Alabama t 1' Geraldine Wotten Pompano, Florida 24 Emory Walker Jacqueline Waddell Harrisburg, Atlanta, Georgia Pennsylvania Arlene Williams Palmetto, Georgia Earlene Weaver Tampa, Florida Martha Wiltes Miami, Florida Charlotte Wilson Atlanta, Georgia t c t.t,rrr ix Naah-Vivian won't get you in the Women's bib. Anne Walker Manchester, Georgia ,M , Q . 'i N W f . -. Qi-,1.X , Yiff f.V .N ef. iffvi- 51, f- .ffg Hai , 5: I, ,Qiigjitfixzu Ai? . gift ez , Y 5.-,:,:,-tg i 1 1 ' ':::i.g,wfw3fi5. 'fl,J,v?i::' a ' , eig,,,:.:i5sf'? 1'Y2iifssaz 'iWS1 ' ,if,?asa.u,:a:2'-f.e- xg: 1'-rixzf.. . Christine Williams Atlanta, Georgia 3' -S Carolyn Witton San Francisco, California Dale Wright Atlanta, Georgia Ioann Wright Michael Wright Ruby Wright West Palm Beach, Philadelphia, Thomson, Georgia Florida Pennsylvania Cynthia Young Keysville, Georgia Dig deep Ianice Donna Rumph Vidalia, Georgia Donald Coggins Clemmon Iones Cleveland Kimp Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta. Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Richard Wyche Moultrie, Georgia l Geraldine Voutta Atlanta, Georgia Rita Garter Atlanta, Georgia ' 1 T -'N-. wwf OF f Q' , - V al xn-ff ff r l f l ,u v . . -. fn., 3. , 4,335-' eggs'-5 -.g.'.:v.,r. . .I .-Nut , 1, Q 'o 0... 0,1 ugu' o' FM . a 0 lp ', .1 a'1 o4I' In I nfs .vga .0 - 'u 3'-4 f 4 'Z' Carolyn Redmon Atlanta, Georgia 25 x. i 1 Black is when you're dying of thirst on the desert and in your mirage the water fountain says White Only. Black is when you meet the devil to sell him your soul he gets embarrassed and says, I can't give you quite as much as I offered you over the phone. Black is being the astronaut assigned to the dark side of the moon. 'Black is fighting on both sides of the Civil War and losing anyway. . . . Turner Brown, Ir SGPHUMURE ,.-f-,X Tx-fx rx X e yn .Ezin- L. to R. Gloria Weaver-Secretary Leon Moses-Vice Pres. Marie Hill-Treasurer Rodney Woodruff-Parl. Bernard Holmes-Bus. Manager Iohn Poythress-Pres. F5 Geraldine Allen Atlanta, Georgia Kathryn Ayers Bi rmingham, Alabama 4 XL ,g il, V :., 1, 13 1 X 5 l lt 5, 'T 'i - . - '1,.3,,' ' 35' mt Sandra Beckum Atlanta, Georgia i t Clifford Armstrong Athens, Georgia Sammie Beasley Atlanta, Georgia ai ,g ' - 5' -., ' V '5 I 'Ns . 'ICA V, Gwendolyn Allen Five Points, Alabama Renie Balfour West Palm Beach, Florida 2 s .Z .7 at X , I. f john Arthur Chicago, Illinois Walter Beasley Atlanta, Georgia Viola Allen Atlanta, Georgia xx 1 1 , K I Marilyn Ball Newnan. Georgia Beatrice Bendross Teresa Benton Miami, Florida Atlanta, Georgia Raymond Black Portsmouth, Virginia Deborah Booker Atlanta, Georgia Mattie Brandley Birmingham, Alabama Beverly Blanton Atlanta, Georgia Darryl Brown St. Petersburg, Florida Gwendolyn Brown jacksonville, Florida NL r ,XJ S fe X Myrna Brandley Tutesville, Florida joseph Brown Mobile, Alabama Debbie Boddie nta, Georgia M U Mydw Freddie Brown St. Petersburg, Florida Lucius Brown Ioan Campbell Matthew Carmichael Mobile, Alabama Miami, Florida Atlanta, Georgia Audrey Carter Atlanta. Georgia Frank Cook Birmingham. Alabama 1.1 Mary Davis Atlanta, Georgia Ianet Clark Forrest Park, Georgia Ioseph Crawford East Point, Georgia 9 .4-J Russell Chambers Montgomery, Alabama NA I i N4 Carolyn Clark Atlanta, Georgia Deborah Clements Buffalo. New York 'J 5 ,' I k4,, X ' -Ltfiffh Y l Thomas Cowan Man. West Virginia Clarence Currv Birmingham, Alabama james Crawford East Point, Georgia Peggy Elmore Gail EITIOTY Atlanta, Georgia LaGrange, Georgia T Q 53, A N 1 lacqueline Fallna Larry FSIIDUI 1 West Palm Beach, l-30130391 G90fS1a Florida Gracie Franklin Atlanta, Georgia Q i It Lucia Gibson Beverly Frierson Memphis. Tennessee Charleston, South Carolina Grier Godfrey Grantville. Georgia Geraldine Greathouse Ingrid Green Notasulga, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia William Franklin Augusta, Georgia 6901 xi I.. 'na Mercell Gordon Savannah, Georgia Eddie Farmer Atlanta, Georgia Annestine Gillespie Atlanta, Georgia Roosevelt Green New Iersey Vw. Miss Sophomore is Audrey Cartelg o .Ng - h f ,VYW Abs' ' . 'P -f'0QO Q1-P U . 'ilu' ,ao-. .. ' 'Qs I ' x' ', 5 .' .po -0 - ' , 5--V 5af'0 Q s Y' v I . - VX' ,'b 1 --'-' , 6 ' Y. ' '- ..-r' f ' 5'-,'l'f.51YT'-,?7'.2' J F?-3' , ,,, ' f ' 'ww -- - 5 QH .-x- - +1, ,A .TQ ' xi ' . . .. , xi r ilk A es . .o N ,va . 1 5 ' I 5,11 up. 4 u u 1 -' -.L-,'-.v'-x-aio 9 - 4410 1.-1?-vm -f .- 5 fhiuvl-W M ,SEQ s4f?'2?Zp'4wf,f'3.f-tffbffffffiff I ll ER I 7 sewn l Dfn lean Grier Taylor, South Carolina Q k , ae t , x' X, Andrienne Hemphill New York, New York Kennis Harrell Atlanta. Georgia Algeria Hicks Atlanta, Georgia Michael Guider Horace Hale Atlanta, Georgia Forrest Park, Georgia Erma Harrold LaGrange, Georgia Brenda Henry 1 Gail Hickerson Atlanta, Georgia WLT Springfield, QE 1, Massachusetts , ,.. gk ,a xx F It ,fi IL 4 Carnegie Hill Atlanta. Georgia , , 4 7.3521 ,' ' li1,.1lll.FlIliig Lill Hill Marie Hill Bernard Holmes Atlanta, Georgia S S ' umter, outh Carolina Savannah, Georgia Wanda Hutchinson Atlanta. Georgia Melvin Iohnson Ronald Iones Atlanta, Georgia Edwanria Jackson Charlottsville. Virginia 4.,,- Homer jackson Marietta, Georgia George Iennings Atlanta, Georgia Iuanita Iones Miami, Florida Sarah lohnson Canton, Mississippi 1' 5 I John jordan, III Macon, Georgia Carol Iohnson Atlanta. Georgia Reginald Iones St. Petersburg, Florida Deborah jones Atlanta, Georgia Carole King Atlanta, Georgia Gloria King Columbus, Georgia Sarah Mapp Greensboro. Georgia Q . jlf 2 I Shea Atkinson Waycross, Georgia Margie Little Soperton, Georgia Darryl Ferley Fairburn, Georgia Wmifred Lee Atlanta, Georgia Zoetta Mapp Atlanta, Georgia Ann Lott Atlanta, Georgia Ag: , Lg ,M aes' .'N-Q I, ' 4'-'L ,- -' :, -' N-Q-....3:,5 QQ! get M at PW 5 1, , asf -' f l v Q LQ' p. X' 'E Eifdffifx.. Danetta McCrary Fort Valley, Georgia Charlotte Lindsey Atlanta, Georgia m II fr Francis Marable Waycross, Georgia Sharron Merritt Atlanta, Georgia 1 1 1 Io Ann Miller l Atlanta, Georgia l l i i i l m 4 l, i t 1 . 4 l il l + A i 4 l Shelia Mobley I Atlanta, Georgia 1 ,n l I I Frank Mitchell Roosevelt City. Alabama Xlail an Harold Mullins Griffin, Georgia Shirley Miller Atlanta, Georgia Cassandra Moffet Birmingham, Alabama Belinda Mitchell Albany, Georgia lanye Moody Leon Moses Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia M- -env 'i ?TE:n Debbie does ' need to read Vogue. She's already Sharp. ,S ,xl U yu I Corliss Myrick fl V Atl l , G 'B f i Xl f 5 an a eorgl if 37 Shirley Nettle Mobile, Alabama ta Yontreia Palmore Rome, Georgia lean Pace Tuskegee, Alabama ,.-,.,Xnm. Iamce Newberry Iolain Norman Arlington, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia wil 5'Q5 t U P ' 'ezxu. nxt' , 1 55153 Htl 5 u'.v U.. .IJ 0.9 Q. 0, lv I S. J 'Aj Bishop Paden 4 New York, New York J Daniel Pearson Henrietta Pennington Cincinnati, Ohio Atlanta, Georgia Mary Pitts Atlanta, Georgia Beverly Ponder Atlanta, Georgia Shirley Powell V ' R bb 91'0I11C3 H Earliss Randelson West Palm Beach, Atmgre' Alabama Mobile, Alabama Florifla M f - i t I X ' l 5 Carolyn Reese Iames Richardson Clara Robie West Point, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia John Rutledge 'X Mario Sanders LaGrange, Georgia A ' Atlanta, Georgia 4f 2 are Qt, Y I 8 X Janie Sands Robert Scott Larry Seay Monticello, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Kathy Shannon f ' .gi Jeanette Sharpe Forsyth, Georgia K '-,,,V ff Hazelhurst, Georgia Belinda Sheppard Richard Shores III Phyllis Slack Atlanta, Georgia Columbus, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia X Celeste Smith Ocala. Florida Lylah Stevenson Atlanta, Georgia Larry Souter Karen Smith West Palm Beach, Florida Donald Sumlis East Point, Georgia Marilyn Smith Austell, Georgia Tee... jennifer Talley Atlanta, Georgia . Tommie Taylor Leonard Taylor I-lnda THYIOT . Indianapolis, Indiana laCkS0I1, Georgia Memphis' Tennessee Tyrone Terry Lexington, North Carolina Iohn Thomas Atlanta, Georgia 1 i Althea Turk Atlanta, Georgia 1 I 4 l il i: 'v fl ! a l QS r,?: I 3 I C t l I 1 I 4 l 4 I Beatrice Warbington Brenda Washington Atlanta. Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Io Ann Tucker Atlanta, Georgia Q Vivian Walker Atlanta, Georgia Agatha Thrash Hogansville, Georgia X . W7 yo Linda Vaughner Atlanta, Georgia Gloria Weaver Atlanta. Georgia L . Ruth Webb Atlanta, Georgia Faye Whittaker Birmingham, Alabama Iohn White Montgomery, Alabama Robert Wilkins Clarksdale, Mississippi Sandra Welch Atlanta, Georgia Forrest Wilcoxon Atlanta, Georgia Vickie Winfrey Gregory Williams Atlanta, Georgia Mobile, Alabama 3' Get it together!!! Mae Williams Sandersville, Georgia : 5 Y ' ffd Don Woods Indianapolis, Indiana .Ll ., 556i Fld J ? E5fQ,'. A -- i f o j g f . -1 ft E,-ik5f?,,pgt , y Q, , , .S . , . Tony Wynn New York, New York .S 1-' Y i Rodney Woodruff Charleston, South Carolina Ann Wright Orlando, Fla. F4. Willie Williams Chicago, Illinois Beverly Worthy Atlanta, Georgia i I af' Donna Young Norristown, Pennsylvania Black Is Beautiful -4 fr Y, 513, . K rl .. Q ,hw E W f fsnw 71 f' Q---K ' - A -vgifm, ns. 5-5,9 n , W six ur xx .w ..f l'. Wim-i' '- Y' X Q , x-' X Us . 6 K 1 1 ai Black is being told you ran down a neighborhood that was fifty years old when you finally got to move in. Black is having your neighborhood integrated when the National Guard moves in. Black is ' when half of your neighborhood is burned out and property values don't bother to go down. Black is when the phone rings on the day you move into a white neighborhood and it's never the Welcome Wagon. Turner Brown, Ir J UN ICR ,ff- ,,,,,f' ..-W- in --., , Terry Lindsey-President Delores Ford-Vice President Michael Horton-Asst. Bus. Manager Voncile McGhee-Asst. Secretary Donald Morgan-Treasurer Shirley Ross-Secretary Herschel Bush-Judicial Council Rep pu -Vx S xfy Gayle Allen Alma Al ' vin Lynnette Barksdale Atlanta, Georgia Brunswick, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia N xg .t '19, y 4: I Linda Batchelor Davetta Bell Tampa, Florida Atlanta, Georgia 1 f Larry Bell East St. Louis, Illinois 49 0.621 r NS N W Tw-A., 'Lf' AL -. - fn-'f is ' vs -Y.. ,Z 525, un. 5' f Mary Jane Bell Clotell Bennett Melva Bradford McDonough, Georgia Birmingham, Alabama Washington, D.C. 'gi ' il, - Lk A RAP session with the girls, huh? ' ua f 'G ri 1 A X ,. 'UAA D , V . Av- , ,.-:LDL ,, ' x M, A .I 'tx -v .sg-fjylggazliiz x ,,,. ,, -,Ln.,,y,,,l.. 5. .. , Y, . rang- .I Q- -r .9 .. ' - 4 ' ' Douglas B1'idgffS Barbara Brooks Sevell Brown, III Atlanta. GEOPSIH Atlanta, Georgia St. Petersburg, Florida 0 2 Vanette Bynum Mable Cain Faite Calh n St. Petersburg, Florida Maxton. North Carolina Gadsden. ab m fi! Linda Brownlee Harold Burley Herschel Bush Hampton. Georgia Atlanta. Georgia Prichard, Alabama Q2 lX l is al l a Q lil Karen Chester Teddy Chisolm Irene Cleveland Atlanta, Georgia Charleston, South Carolina Stonewall, Georgia Donald Coleman Mobile. Alabama ' i 1 james Coleman Atlanta, Georgia GH? Madelyn Cooke Cincinnati, Ohio Peggy Daniel Dolphus Daughtry Paula Davis Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Augusta, Georgia SIX Renee Ferguson Elizabeth Finley Karen FiSh6r Greenville, South Carolina Atlanta, Georgia Sharon Hill. Pennsylvania 53 ' 741 -17111 Delore Ford Memphis, Tennessee Q Alvin Frazier St. Petersburg, Florida ,- xg 1 Iennifer Gaines Atlanta, Georgia L R G ine Belinda Gary Darrell Goode e oy a y New York, New York Atlanta. Georgia Newark, New Iersey M! I MY 'Win-. ' I .1 4, 1 1' .N xnta I' , , In 'Q' 'sf 5 'Q' 'Yf 5' 4 ' of -as .1 - 4.J' lg' 4 Q, 'A -, 'Q' Q u ' P O- QM, V I M SQ . If I A ' Q. r Li A ' ,j , -'QQ S I .Lu gi -E J S. h ' -F' Q dv 17 nt ' A. r S N ,. 'T ' -1 P is , -15,1 . A. 1' x - 1 r s 1 1.4 - 1. . I fx 'Q . , -1 1+ 4 ,xl , - ' ' ra N , A .L ' 321 if f' X . F , 1.1 'A ' 1 K? Q fix V ., lf- 1' . I. ix 9 JH ,114 H'-' L , . -Q , ff A I.: QF ' .N-5 .5 J' 1' A if! . F32 f- 1? , ' . If 'I 'F . I. ,W . . . . A .f'.- -PV i f. .f x In 'x H '- YQ FQ. L A I . 5 In-15 ...L f '- AL KN' U I 'fir 7' ,-gg. I ,. . 'I A. Z git ., . O, L Q, x I Linda Hampton leanell Harris Phyllis Hester Forsyth, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia xx Helen Hill Linda Hill Terry H111 Waycross, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Mom-oe, Georgia S, Glennette Horton Michael Horton Delores Hudson Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta. Georgia Charles james Delores james Dorothy jenkins - New York, New York Atlanta, Georgia St. Petersburg, Florida . 'Xi X9 A155 X Alva Iohnson Deborah Iohnson Ioseph Iohnson Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia St. Petersburg, Florida Stanley Keith Io Anna Kirby Katie Knowlin Chicago, Illinois Atlanta, Georgia Florence, South Carolina ...-,..f Alice Lebby - Terry Lee Terr Lindbe Denmark, South Carolina Chicago, Illinois Gamlgsvilleg georgia Clarence Lucus Bettye Manor Herschel Mapp Raleigh, North Carolina Augusta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia S x . 5 TQ, Robert Miller Margaret Mims Sondra Mims Ellenwood, Georgia Farmville, Virginia Mobile, Alabama Donald Morgan Delores Morse Nancy Mullins Norwalk, Connecticut Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Nga at Gerald Murphy Billy Murray Ianice Murray Atlanta, Georgia Monroe, Georgia Athens, Georgia Victoria Palmer james Parker Henrietta Annapolis, Maryland Atlanta, Georgia Gainesville Marie Pinkston Charles Prather Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Iohnny Prince Iuanita Rhodes Birmingham, Alabama Sylvania, Georgia ,Z-.f 1 . QV? 6 v 1- QL1' X 9' ,ff fw, -ai, c .f i - fx :fgk AM Shirley Ried Andrea Richardson Atlanta. Georgia West Palm Beach. Florida Annette Ricks Robert Roach Atlanta, Georgia Moultrie, Georgia 9 s. I Lvnda Roberson Rosalind Roberts Empress Robinson Chattanooga, Tennessee Chattanooga, Tennessee Atlanta, Georgia md Sharon Rogers Shirley Ross Gail Russell Duluth, Georgia Miami, Florida Columbus, Georgia X 'F 'F 5? QF -F 'F We V, er e -QC Q1- ' Mascelia Shannon Rosia Smith Victoria Smith jacksonville, Florida Atlanta, Georgia New York City, New York K , i - il.. V ,.,r Q. fl fl' E 4 Stedman Southall Mary Speights Atlanta, Georgia Dania, Florida Valera Sutton Chicago, Illinois J.. Rgbgrt Takeall Gloria Thompson IOS TUCICBI' t Charleston, South Carolina Florala, Alabama La Grange- GBOFEIH Anthony Wannamaker Naomi Watkins Cornelius Warrs Pacolet. South Carolina Sumter. South Carolina Atlanta, Georgia Lavonia Wilkinson Rhonda Williams Sharon Willis Washington, Georgia St. Petersburg. Florida Atlanta. Georgia 'Nun Glenda Wilson john Wilson Marcia Wood Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Mobile, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia I K, X I , Mary Woods Winston Woods Ioyce Wright Memphis. Tennessee Mobile, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia Lynflelle WYUU Timothy Y9l'by Larry Gardner Orlando. Florida Augusta, Georgia Atlanta. Georgia i- Lynnette and Davetta styling in a mighty bad ride! 'va-:UE Ioyce Hunnicut Voncile McGhee Karen Walker Atlanta, Georgia Troy, Alabama Tuskegee, Alabama Black is learning at an early age that equality is only skin deep. Black is waiting for the white man to have a soul transplant Black is being given special vocational training for the jobs that will have disappeared before you learn how to do them. Black is being expected to believe all men are created equal-especially on the day the plant is laying off nobody but soul brothers. . . . . . . . .Turner Brown,Ir SENIQ Corlice Abercrombie Gail Albergottie Atlanta, Georgia Tuskegee, Alabama Major: Psychology Major: PSyCh0l0gy i 5.1 , Sandra Albrighi Mary Allen Walterboro, South Carolina Monticello, Georgia Major: Psychology Major: English Rachel Allen Paul Arnold Ellenwood, Georgia Fairburn, Georgia Major: Biology Major: Bus. Adm. Charlene Avery Dorothy Bailey Augusta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Major: Sociology Major: Sociology 3 X5 Linda Baity Gilbert Banks Atlanta, Georgia Valdosta, Georgia Major: Elementary Ed. Major: Chemistry Ml Wie- Veronica Barnard Iames Barnett Atlanta, Georgia Utopia, Mississippi Major: Elementary Ed. Major: Political Science Shelia B6Cl4UITl Solomon Bekele Atlanta, GBOI'gi5 Addis Ababon, Ethiopia Major: Sociology Major: Bus. Adm. De-Waine Bell Glend Bender Buford, Georgia Birmingham. Alabama Major: Music Major: Mathematics 1 'X Nag? Yvonne Brantley Clemie 3,-ay Atlflnfaf GBOFSIH Cave Springs, Georgia MBIOY5 PSYCITOIOEY Major: Mathematics Ann Brinson I David Brown West Palm Beach, Florida Athens, Alabama Major: Sociology Major: Political Science 59.1 Rose Bryan james Bush Linden, New Iersey jacksonville, Florida Major: Bus. Adm. Maior: Psychology Wylerle Campbell Martha Carrector Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Major: Elementary Ed. Majorg Accounting Calvin Carter. Ir. Valdosta, Georgia Maior: Chemistry Cheryl Chestnut Brunswick, Georgia Major: Elementary Ed Patricia Clark Covington, Georgia Major: Psychology Collins C0l1l6y Olivia Comberlander Memphis. TBDHGSSBS West Point, Georgia Mai01'2 Ch9U1i5U'Y Major: Home Economics Earnest Curry Mobile, Alabama Major: Mathematics Graneze Fretwell Matthew Davis Conyers, Georgia Prichard, Alabama Major: Bus. Adm. Major: Sociology 'Nay Glenn Dee Hattie Dee Atlanta, Georgia Major: Bus. Adm. Major: Art-Education Memphis. Tennessee Brenda Dobbs Villa Rica, Georgia Major: Mathematics N ...N Walter Driver Opelieka, Alabama Major: Art Peggy Dodson Major: English Madeline Durham Sumter, South Carolina Major: Art Larry Earvin Ianice Eley Memphis, Tennessee Atlanta, Georgia Major: Bus. Adm. Major: History Charles English Micheal Fears Camelin, South Carolina Atlanta, Georgia Major: Psychology Major: Psychology Patricia Florence Anthony Floyd Atlanta, Georgia Chicago, Illinois Major: Bus. Ad. 8: Office Adm. Major: History 4-...B is., Delores Fluellen Costella Fowler Atlanta, Georgia Augusta. Georgia Major: Spanish Major: Bus. Ed. Ruby Dallas Ioyce Gaston Atlanta. Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Major: Psychology Major: Biology Ollye Golrlun Mobile, Alabama Major: English joAnn Grayson Ralph Grier Fairfield, Alabama Atlanta, Georgia Major: Psychology Major: Bus. Adm Gracie Hammonds Atlanta, Georgia Major: Mathematics f ,,.aN Hurley Harris Sonja Harris East St. Louis, Illinois Atlanta, Georgia Major: Sociology Major: History X32 just like Lynda, always clowning. Regina Hanan Elimbvlh Haiwlxins Mobile, Alabama Athi-ns.Gf'UFQi21 Major: Bus. Ed. Mfiiors Biology in-so Robert Hawkins Geraldine Henderson Athens, Georgia Conyers, Georgia Major: Bus. Adm. Major: Psychology Horace Henry Forrest Park, Georgia Major: Music e Lucious Hightower Atlanta, Georgia Major: Art Chumiach Houston Atlanta. Georgia Major: Sociology Anita Hunter Starr, South Carolina Major: Bus. Ed. Diane Ingram Shirley jackson Atlanta. Georgia Waycross, Georgia Major: Sociology Major: Biology Ruby Jackson Lynda james Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Major: Psychology Major: Elementary lifl ln... fl! Annie johnson Cynthia johnson Prichard, Alabama West Palm Beach, Florida Major: Bus. Adm. Major: Sociology f . Iohn johnson Leonard Johnson Clarksdale, Mississippi Hopewell, Virginia Major: Art Major: Music I 90 Paul lohnson Valerie johnson McDonough. Georgia AIlHr1rf1,Cff0fgiH Major: Bus. Adm. Maiorr Fl'CUCh vi George jones, Ir. Carolyn Ioyner Hallandale. FlOFid8 Iacksoriville, Florida Major: Sociology Major: Bus. Adm. Iacquelyn Iones Ruby jones Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta Geor ' . gia Office Adm. Major: Bus. Adm. ...N x sf X ,av Maw - KS XS' E Deborah Iuhan Faceta Kindrick Atlanta, Georgia Ft. Pierce, Florida M . I . . alor. Sociology Mayor: Elementary Ed Barbara Knight Cynthia Knight Decatur, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Major: Bus. Ed. Major: Sociology Araminta Lett june Lockhart Pittsburg. Pennsylvania Birmingham, Alabama Major: Sociology Major: Elementary Ed. O m 5,5 Doris Lyles Frederick Magby Mobile. Alabama Anniston, Alabama Mfiiflff BUS- Ed- Major: Sociology Greta Marable Waycross, Georgia Major: Music New Eleanor Marshall Geraldine Massey Atlanta, Georgia Gray, Georgia Major: Sociology Maior: Bus. Adm. Maureen Matthews Atlanta, Georgia Major: Elementary Ed. Q,-1 lo Ann McCloud Mary McCord Waycross, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Home Economics Major: Elementary Ed. 'UNIV' ..- rf in... L., Billie McDonald Mae Merrion Chicago, Illinois Swainsboro, Georgia Major: English Major: Sociology h l'.-' lf lv r ' 1 rl ' . 0 .Asj apt . n, , ' o R Q 0. Q. ' 9- F 'I . fs' .0 ., lily I Dv 65 fl - 1' .. 93,74 Mr . N ' ,gf' -he . W 3. f s Y ' r Ql ', , 1 I , ,f fnvgw . J. Dx , 'Nui' '1 I ' an I gt . -J'- 3 ri' 'sf , ,.'-z '-wif '5..,, is A' L fx n, - I I-gh. ...L . - . Aux . ., - My It Wm, . ..., L- 1- ' A fs! ' ' J 'fx' P.: Ns -Q 5 j, X. fA:'gb4.,.fM xi 1. 1.3 ,fx , 1 - 'a ,v x -arf, 1193-ff. .'-,- 41 gf Q .nc ' f 6:31 ii, 'Alu 519' f 1 1' .wi Hr' - 'K'-1-4 . 93 2. 1, ' - 1 RFIY X ff-i,e'KffF 5 w ' QP -'cyxgifbg wx. '-.Spy .- '04, X 1 ilk 'X hs 'i1'I n ,1'a.5 4' ' 1 5 XO r 5 . . 3 8.1.6 ,.-' 'fztfi' -3+ -uk, 5 i ji .fl ' o A' 'V 4.0 fx xx ui n YA . . y wv 44 ' ' .Q - r ,K ' ' .'-yzmfl' '-- 'H 11+ :jg , Y LSqx F 3 Q n A :S A.: ev' ' Iuanita Morris Gregory Nash Sparta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Major: Sociology Major: Music judy Neville Beverly Nolan Memphis, Tennessee Atlanta. Georgia Major: Sociology Major: Sociology Iuanita Pace Grentville, GeorgiaEd Rillrsrilg Eigliia Malor. Elementary . Major: English 1 1--.S 3 'VF Qu. Edreetine Pasley ' Ronnie Pierce Al t .Geor ia Hemmgway, South Carolma t an a g Mawr: Bus' Adm' Elementary Ed. 8: Music M63 Earnestine Perry Birmingham, Alabama Major: Sociology Blanche Radford Atlanta, Georgia Major: Philosophy Gwendolyn Pritchett Mobile, Alabama Major: Sociology Donzella Richardson Sarah Ridgeway Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Major: French Major: Bus. Ed. Michael Rhodes Granite Falls, North Carolina Major: Political Science Lessie Roberson Kathy Robie Tampa. Florida Atlanta, Georgia Major: Medical Technology Major: Biology 8: Chemistry Michael Rogers Elizabeth Rushing Atlanta, Georgia Mobile, Alabama Major: Political Science Major: Psychology Robert Scott Renee Shackelford Panama City, Florida Chicago, Illinois Major: Sociology Major: Elementary Ed William Shackelford Chicago, Illinois Major: Physics Lizzie Sias Brenda Smith Mayersville, Mississippi Newnan, Georgia Major: Sociology Major: Elementary Ed Janice Smith A Ianice Smith Atlanta- GGOFSIH Monticello, Georgia Major: Elementary Ed. Major: Business Iuanita Smith Gerald Spann Macon, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Major: Bus. Ed. Major: History Benjamin Strickland Atlanta, Georgia Major: Bus. Adm. 2 Gracie Thompkins Newnan, Georgia Major: Sociology Robert Townsend Cleveland, Ohio Major: Bus. Adm. Etrula Trotter Douglas Vagon Memphis, Tennessee Cgvjngtgn, Georgia Major: Political Science Mojo!-5 Bus, Adm, w'fr:'2a'xA,. V may Armstard Walden David Walters Moultrie, Georgia Atlanta, Georgia Major: Physics Major: Economics Mary WSIB Constance Webb Atlanta, Georgia LaGrange. Georgia Major: Elementary Ed. Major: Elementary Ed Sandra White Elbfmfm- Gegggla Birmingham. Alabama Major. Bus. . Major: Psychology Adrienne Williams David Williams . . . Mary Williams Memphls' Tiglessee Chicago, Illinois Major: Bus. m. Major: History fir? 11 -uanvv Carolyn Willis Atlanta, Georgia Major: Elementary Ed. Donald Winston Chattanooga, Tennessee Major: Bus. Adm. 81 Math Angela Wilson Atlanta. Georgia Major: Sociology Irene Wisenbaker Miami, Florida Major: Elementary Ed 'T' Sharon Woods Charles Wyche Atlanta, Georgia Virginia Major: Bus. Adm- Major: Bus. Adm Ronald Young East St. Louis, Illinois Major: Bus. Adm. o . ., . Q- --iff W 911 SL- .':f'1 ' 'X ' 'T' .615 .vm , ' fii ' -L, -ff lf' N :fs -pg.-if. ' if-fc' . ' .'l'feff?T?f9' 1'5i':T::f':Flsi . X- -, A '. 2 -.aa'r,.x:::+Qsss-x'1si.. 3'5'1:s?f-s .X Aw- - . A - ...N:.,.,-.- 5 5 :x lib Y Where the girls are, you will always find Larry and Greg! , . fl K. a 'P.5l sk L. to R. Rhoda Iefferies-Secretary David Williams-Vice President Sharon Chester-Treasurer Larry Earvin-President gvwidggt N film 5 , , , Q' 'T , . , 9 5 1 y S . A s 5 wa. rf .' .55 .tr an ' ,af R qi 2, my . -6. iff ax! , ' is 'Q' ff is ' Q' Q 1 i 'N' ' 9- ' 1- 1 i ' Q 1 0' f A V 3' . f at r fag' 3 V V . ' s X, . 9, - di 3 94 ' 'I .Tr C 'M' vs M -A ig 9 ga an z ,, t i Jjtqisi . -' 4 .or ,Q rj x ev., b .- ff ! Q . in N.8-QQ fl' i tel, w--us. QQNS: fx XX yi! iw' :S ve.. y I 1 af ,,. Q i 'I H1 X 1 '1 9 ' A J fl i ar F gyeo K if vi gin Q- ,- ,xy -A if QQ we 5 x,v5..1,lg 2 - 'Ju J we A' N' . Ji' .9 , . N yt, W. e f l K Q 1 . ,g 5 ' -S A ' lt ' e i - 'X' , de ar. , omeco ntqf-qv 4 .E ., 'af' 'kisses : - sf- 1' -a I A Jag , -gjf ,, ,Sigel The most exciting social event of the year, Clark's Homecoming, was n . , . V M J. 3 'A +1 9 iq' ,frwf 'Of BVGIHS leading up. to the Hcgnedbming parade and football game. - ff. .-f -fn, .gl 1 ,QM .39 J ' ber 18-24, there was a fantas oimt of school spirit and pride that t kl'Lv,d, ' 5 T' 1, K Q, .X Q Q fire. Other events held duringft i maindenof the year probably will not 9 'YS ' 'Q ff- -'Xa-f ,, , L of excitement that Homecibnirfgwdid. 3 .A 'i 'Y' A . . 'sa N t. -Q X . 1 e j ' P . f ,rwqf :Ri 3' Y , gi 1 ' 50 x Q, ' fi: vt- K .ft fl Asia w' -.. -Je N5 9 'K I -' li ' ' X' '-,9 l' L..-' ' ' 4 Q.,......,.....-,, ,..,,............-,-,, N.. 1,5 -. ,..,.,.Y,.-rf., -Ky.--.--.-..,... .1 ' U ,l,' , !-.-- ,MY-,Q .-....,f.,....., ...,.,.,..x.,-x-....N.,,.. Q! llaston. Miss Clark College: Grvta Marble. Zn .'. .phge I l i saw., Renee Poteat, Miss Freshman Audrey Carter. Miss Sophomore , F I N . DE, V ' fa-J A ' , ,aaa 'I'uiw-.ff -- 4.4 , . 4 . - N .. V A . . . A .' N ' Tv-qvf 14 -'X'-an :L v 3 - ,. , : f,Vu'f w' n J1 g,. H ., 1 . A -Q-,,,,.,g,,, 1 J' . . A - ,gl -- V .'.4.,,,T'l-ff . 'I 5 ,ai , - xiii' .4 . f ru-- L., ,.,i 1 - .L K ,.,,A:- ' .. 1 From left: Rosiland Roberts. 2nd attendant: Jennifer Linda Fowler. MiSS Senior Gaines, Miss Junior: Linda Fowler, Miss Senior H5 va-a-and -enum W W . 4 .-,.1wo..4 w.......q ,umwq hmmm 'f .L2f'J wiv, '-ai' 'N ' fx ,il 38.4.-1, - e . ,gm 5 in-:,Az5 1 . . rgt,A:.:.'t!'L - 5 .r'..r.3: 48259 Y -v--ur Once we kick the ball we'll send it flying for miles. Ah- - f LIT One hit and y0u'll be Finished for the whole season, 2:4386 : ,cg , V, .y an umm . L. 'fi fin . 4. ,,,gt, ,if 5,1 'fFf84'f'Qx2f?-ijt,-ff'fz'V 5Iff'+' 'ftgiQ'51ff1 . W Go-G0 Go-Go Mighty Panthers. fem ffxiiffzffg-F' e Q .V . i Q f 1 .A V,.. , .M Q . , A :l3b4f.?-iv'?'- '-A wf9fE 'af5'.tf l - 4 -via: ft Lf. V Jgg3i'f37 - 1 -uf ' ,.. .fs ' r.:-..f- y, - . Vis. -1 1 V-- 1 s ew ik 'QL 5' , . . i -5f.'?3 f+. F' 55 '- ww rv 'His' ig- Q h,.,1S?a.-fda, 5 h rfygp, --,,,y , 1531 fn- .4 aw . - H .R ,fyt- ffj:.f' e Q'-vi? . ..-it A. f,.,.. tt Q. - .1 Lyn V- M we A . 'K , it N if: N331 lei .AA ., Q . A- 6- - Q,-1. f f - . ga ty, 45-1 ,Q N ax la.. f. i 1-,wwf W, '- 5 ,ll .s.vrait'i'?5'-ff Rl?-H EXPN' .19 :wg sv term: -fav '13V ' l ' 'lP9 E'rg'fr'f? ' Hr. x ' . -J' r-' . ., 1-0, 1 .P -,xy V . , -5 . . ' vm' 'x ' A Smiling coaches and the mighty Panthers. Get your pom-poms here only 2569 'E Q iffi-:'39l E 'exif LVNQ. AW EBIYMSS' Here lies S.S.C. and here it stays, until next year. .4 h f jr .1 . 2' if Rt YF, A 423' 7: Kieffer ,J -- -. -. 117 4' ref? i -.mv QM. .2-.xy 1' u.'.- aiiikl .MQ 'lf '. . :1 ,,, ,-', h fa, wax is 31- 1 3 :. 1,-,L 5 ff -F57--'1.'5i. gdt C C ' p 4 First Attendant to It Q V C : I Miss Clark College we Q C Q me , X , ,TY .-. .5':,4.rifgiIiS2-ijyxfl ,.. - , - ' 1 H-wgfu' '-we a1i:rtE2.f':, -1 f , ' . M- Tg'f'l-it-Q, 4' 3. fiiliieiia BQMTM ti 1 -Amit: , 'S' bF'fsYflx ,s w w Qgf'iEi'?', -21: -' '- 71?-fifty-, . , .fi-fgksyisw , - . - fm-t?:' -..v1Qa.a.,i'R. a,.e '. ,en::,I F-1 1 1 , Ioyoe Lincoln, first attendant to Miss Clark has the kind of personal- ity that is believable. She said the coronation this year made them fthe queensj look real, like what we are --black queens. The only thing people can develop is an awareness of themselves, she said. The Coronation made me, and I'm sure everybody in, the auditori- um, feel naturally black and beau- tiful. I'm glad we made the switch in the way we honor our queens. It was certainly about time. Second Attendant to Miss Clark College Greta Marable has pulled her mind into her own color and her own being. Like her hair. she's gone through some changes and is becoming natural. I accept black awareness now but some time ago I used to think people were crazy. she said. - And today there is an in- creasing amount of black awareness spreading everywhere. It's beautiful for black people to accept them- selves as they are. The second attendant to Miss Clark says she hopes that when it's time for plans to be made for Clark's fu- ture queenlcoronations, there will be no reverting back to the types of coronations the college has had in past years. I don't think there will be. but if there is, the students who abandoned the traditional white ceremony didn't get their point over. Crete said the point the students were trying to present was that Clark's queens must be put into the spotlight of black culture. Miss Clark College, 1970-71 U . 54 A Conservative minister's daughter's wish Came true the fall of 1970. Ioyce Gaston, a senior, said her wish was to have C1ark's Coronation differ from the ones previously held. Her wish came true when the College held its first Cor- onation of a Black Queen this year. Ioyce said that in the beginning she wasn't sure she wanted the type of Ceremony the Coronation Committee sug- gested. I thought I wanted the traditional queen crowning at first, she explained, but I wanted the Coronation to be different. I had my doubts about the ritual, but I thought about the real meaning it Could present to the students here, and I realized that the ritual was what I wanted. The Ceremony was a way of letting everybody know that students are getting away from tradition, she said. We dispensed with the WASP, lWhite Anglo-Saxon Protestantj, form of Coronation of frills and curls. A few years ago, I don't think I would have participated in a Ceremony like our Coronation, Joyce admitted. At that time I was shy and tended to be afraid of exploring things. I have re-evaluated myself and my values now and feel there is an increasing awareness in black pride developing within myself. Clark's Coronation this year characterizes the Current movement of the 1970's. It's an awareness that's turning us away from the larger society toward each other, Ioyce said. L fl I it figs... , ip. ,- '. 2 ' wow gms., ': '. S Nl ing ' n 'ie ' In , fx I ,H 'K lb 4. .3 I 'fs lf Qgws .JY , A 92' A 1 1 3 X ,je . lf. Tw . M. . vs, x , i -.N 'Si ASX YZ -f , N, X YXEXX week ' 'U N, wi ' Q . f My , 5 'Q - ,Qu b XX nzf. NN, -,AQ-.X - -.95 A ,f , X brag 'SQA-Q XX' 2: Q-:- ' :f-'-QxI3-- . X, NSF I A W in ', ' ik ' U- :. 'lgff ,-WRX ' QQQ X. .1 NNE'-:.NQ, Q1 , ' -' N, awww-S W2 X X ' A rs an-' . . I -x X- x V bww .. 4 fi! si F. ...fy ,. A- 1 x N .sxis.:Q1sxs..: Y XMLJ N X '- -,ew ' ' , W x X . V x , . x - Q' X Q ' NR uf , X N : X .. '- vw: 1, . '93--1' . ,eil .W as-Q A fax' ffm: :N l, Q - ,wa K. ,. W fu ,f ' ' 'Ni x . 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I swvzii' tillvgitiiirw' to thv spirit ciml rvtilitx' mal tht' lmliilzlt Ilct- timi. sliwiilfl I iiuglvrzt my tltitv tu thu mitiuii, iiifiy tl1t'HplI'its0I tht- Iilml-I Stunts risv fiml kill im-. htm I shall rtilv as thi' tirst tim l'5lfII' ttiiiglit with tht R-pirit pt Iilaplxiiuss timl with ri-api-rt timl Itwie tor iiix' pt-tiplv .tml tu tht- mi- tiuii tuiwwt-r IJPL'tltIliY1t1,U mill ltwuv lnytt-'rw pmwrs wi-iw iiiwwti-tl tu hvr tit tht- Iuiistoulimliit ritmil, hm-ltl in Lltirlx sIitinigv1Xmliturii1iii .f - Ihr tit tixtiiw-r hvlps thv qu vice' fiml thi- III' ul-ii with hvi' rulic, lfitf-1' hi- Hiww hui tht -...Qu all tiwpciwi-1'. svrntmls tit thii Iiliitlx litititwii 'Ihm x rm imiiii with Qiim-ii titistmmii tlirrmii-iliutit hvi' iwigii rw -.ff 4 ,1 5 '3- n-xo 1-in C , , .Vp ,E Wg- Q- af' . H'-wffg, , ' :kg ' xii r .frf rv- 1 1.-' 1 ,k?.,y, .. ,. . J5'1H..., ,..,'.'..,,., , 44- K '. , . J.-1. . , 4. , 9 L.. .' A fx' 'fi . ff, Hn. 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Am.- V m . , A Srixg ,: '..-Ls: X N ,rw-s , ,gf ' -F J fir, T X A X t X Q-wusuliwm ,S as ,4 Back row from left: Melvin Johnson, Charles Wyche, Robert Townsend, Hurley Harris, John Ruthledge, James Wilson, Sylvester Johnson, Kenneth Harrell, John Thomas, Willie Williams, Gregory McCuary, Clemsy Wood, Donald Coleman, Robert Richardson, Kenneth Brown, Larry Bradford, Nathanial Tate, Charles Pender, Alus Green, Jerome Starks, Peter Beasley, Terry Lee, John Arthur, Jackie Smith, Tommie Hampton, David Waters, Herald Mullins, Jerald Tolsend, Jerry Goodwin, Ernest Howard, Tony Wynn, Arthur Allen, Donald Cadwell, Anthony Lee, Cedric Jackson, Exlon Hall, Jackie Roberts, Algernon Harris, Marc Lawson, Glenn Dee, Aaron Pitts, Charles Wilson, Algernon Fross, Thomas Gaither While Clark's team in 1970 was spotted with several fast backs and as many good linesmen, it was not a real problem for the football dopesters to say what fortunes would befall the team in the past season. 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' ,ps xxf f,A rli X l 1 5, F x 5 5 WL ' R3 f X N, sf :iw ff- E 4 ks .- ., X- N I ,k .- -53 ,,, '- 4 9' 1,-ls ' 4 rg X1 fi' 3 A- .2 -. , ,, Q , . ' -vf X tt eg' 'l, ?H 'Q 'f ' 42- ' l ?, 9 '--' 735. -'f : if all 3f'f7 f 1 '31 . ,. 1. ,Q - ' - . f ..e 'AQ 5. f V .. f E? ' , ,.,b,.:5-ft. yuh- Q ', ,iv 3 . 3 ls. , .. 155 1 . - .-5 1 .fl-,,,' -,Q-v V X '. , 'Jig we ' rf , 'A ' ,Tr-f+ gui: -t pw ,. 1 3 X, A. l- '. f.a' .-in , 4-535 W ' 2' 'V , , 9, .- 'T N ' t 'X M M V 4 ,sr wx 'mi Yeh! Defensive Backs: Ear- ,now nest Howard, Glenn Dee, Marc Lawson, Ernest Howard, .Clemsy Woods, Al- geon Harris ',..-4 Q 3:26 54442 if .1 if yr K ,:,- v -1 -- . af., - ai 24115135 W' ' 14:73 Zim H .wa Line Backers from left are: Alus Green. Jerome Starks, Harold Mullins, Peter Beasley. Tony Wynn, Ierry Goodwin and Thomas Hampton. ,, , I C C on the gridiron. the gridirons hot. You can't beat The Panthers with the stuff they've got. EN W -- . is N X, . -ii k,,., M Q- Q ,, . . j. v,-,Tie-f-5-15 41, Q. N, ., I-- '5i oiN , ' 5 . X -x I N r - gy'-tx! ,VV 6. ul W Ends standing i I T y ,,. XT sr from left M95 ,Wi 3 A' W , 5 - . gil ' '1 A Ronald Young. . Q, Qs? M, X Q . 1 N! K X Melvin Iohnson. ,A f XYZ., ,t,,,,, -SL . ' Gregory McCuaFY A C 1 - , . an It ' - . ' L -1 Donald Coleman, ' W- -ig X'-' I - - 15.5 'xii H :a sf i , H . , r ' , s -N . f' 2.41:--t and Hurley Harrls. - 1 ,, b 5 I Kneeling from left ' - sv - X ' l X 8 , , . yd t , IM 5' T' 'r ' f , fa, ' Sv are: Larry Brad- ' S 'L le J X .-I ly -15 - lg: -f gg, 'W -. , ., lx . fo rd. Charles -- I I f' A --MH I ff Q' Wilson, Kenneth NN.,.gf'f A M m ' ' - .X :lj W ' .N t - Brown and Iackie H Q' K Q lx .f ., , :5 X. Smith. N , 'Fi . i ' L g' ' ' It 5 Q . , faaffi ' , ff' T , I X, bu.: . N .t , , . AV N ' O ' ig ' 1' 4, . . li as-1 fl .- -at Q -' - . ' : a , o l if L- -N f- 4-gf' -- , '51, is f -' mms? M' 'T .-1 ,-1 , as lf A -, Q,-1-,'T'i5,,f1. , . fi ' g, .' 4- 134 , li ws: N Basketball players back row left are: Ernest Howard, Charlie Tarr. David Waters, Fernando Iones, Gaitheon Vance. Anthony Lee, Terry Coleman, Sylvester Iohnson, Harrison Bentley, Larry Bell, Hurley Harris. Bishop Paden, Lenardo Johnson, Theodore Haynes, Longeno Harris, Ronald Haynes, Stanley Thompson, Ioesaih Etheridge, Norris Clemmons. Marcus Booker, Anthony Floyd and Frank Rosado, Basketball At the beginning of the practice season Clark was on its way to a great start. Thru many a sweaty practice and drills the Panthers emerged with a burning desire to win. During the season our mistakes cost us and for the first time Clark was battling for a play-off position. Even in defeat the cagers had shown themselves to be true Champions, a proud team not to be soon forgotten . . . Hurley Harris with his 20 points average along with consistently controlling the boards . . . Tony Floyd whose shooting ability kept the team alive . . . Ioesaih Etheridge whose shooting, speed, unbelievable driving and ball-control always left the fans amazed and in an uproar . . . Larry Bell with his rebounding help bring the team down the court and Norris Clemmons whose scrapping defense made him a thorn in the side of all opposition. Finally, without the guidance of Coach Leonidas S. Epps, our team would have been incomplete. nw 135 1 Larry under the boards. KWYPY' Iunebug out maneuvers his adversary. sh ' ,-5. :Saw Amr Whoop, Whoop side I the head-Whoop-em i side the head. I I Q ' 431 'R -x :-' 5 R. 2, X SQFEM Q .x pi A NZ S' ,b r X YEL There she flies. 138 Y -wfm Too close for comfort 4 It's mine and you can't have it... x ' f No laying down on the job. If 'Qi ' ., ff..xLg'-55113, W Q, . - ' 314-'-gf N-Fmt'-,I ' - ' , X jg X,x,1 k '5 JM , ' ?' W . f Q .,-,gs I ' J Q3 5 ii I 4 , . vv L. The Coach The vital force behind The Panthers is Coach Leonidas Sonny Epps. a very lik- able chap from East St. Louis, Indiana. Epps came to Clark in 1950 and assumed full responsibility for the football, basketball and track teams the following year. The Coach. a graduate of Xavier University, began his coaching career at Gilbert Academy in New Orleans where he headed a consistently winning team. This year Epps. who continues to serve as director of athletics. bowed out as football coach to give one of his pupils, ex-defense Coach Iesse McClardy. the top post. Epps was also honored this year for coaching the longest in the Southern Intercollegiate Ath- letic Conference tS.I.A.C.J. ,Q-2-. MH V - L fx.-X s Q-1 .NS-NN .1-my-V 1 I :XX 1 QHOQ, , lf , ,qx A,. Q, Presenting The Fabulous Pantherettes s '-G s Ho s '-een h es in We h ighty Pan- h !! ' W W . .1?s P'Nv Carmen Holmes biz x Linda Lester A patch of Blue! Spark of enthusiasm Y 'fn ' X 7' 1 . 1 MN 4 K' wx nm 3' W Y' n Wkz y ei I MSN! 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Gregorgy Williams Things looked good for Clarks baseball team this year. as a result of the many promising newcomers and veterans Terry Lee. Toni Taylor and Iackie Smith. Veteran Larry Bradfords strong pitching and excellent hitting provided the one-two punch necessary for The Pan- thers to go all the way. Our 1971 baseball team under the leadership of Coach Leroy E. Hambrick won the city championship. ,' ,tv -f V3 '-5 B P ' , W! + . ., :il N AA.. el'Q Q91 ff' 1' af . -af , - , , -. A - .. , 1 '35, , , ,f-fQ.'.Svg,-- 5 . ,MA 2.-ng, I I. , 'L '-f uf-, - Q. ,r JC' -, 2' 1-'QTT' ' : - - j p -' 1 ' ' 'i f',,.,.j,.r'Q'f' '- I, . ,N , , '.,7, 2-1 .1-Q'gf's .- h - -f. , ,, , Lai' , :: ' , -' ' .. +- ,-'- 'ins' ,. 3: -ii'--A '- 7- V 4 '--. ,: ff . ' ' 5 ' ' . 'rf-ii. ti-1- Y Y-1,1 F, N A U A --- . f . - Q Y - . .1 5f+f-,1-gg..-Lv., , N-, -ci 1-2-- . i .srurw 15,4-,WV . A f.c - -.-,N .bsfl ,--ggi. - v L. , -X . Oo.. - ...ui 2'-in A- . 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Larry Bradford and the old one-two punch. jackie Smith and his bow legs always gets the ball across the 4 X J. Terry Lee in full swing. 147 Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Phi Gmega Delta Sigma Theta Zeta Phi Beta Kappa Alpha Psi Phi Beta Sigma Sigma Gamma Rho Omega Psi Phi 1 l avazxg-wt4f2fH'9 'r V ,p IVQMWWN Www, 1 Arvmgky Officers: Left- Devetta Riley, presidentg Charles Wilson, vice-president: Gloria King, secretary. Alonzo Cambell, Galvin Carter, David Brown, Valarie Iohnson, Ronald Young, Gwendolyn Brown. Devetta Riley, Margie Little, Gloria King, Shirley Iackson, Charles Wilson Representing the Greek letter organizations, the Pan Hellenic Council coordinates the activities of and promotes cooperation among the groups on the campus. Composed of two representatives from each sorority and fraternity, this governing body settles any difficulties which may arise from rushing or pledging, acts as a forum for discussion of questions of common interest and stimulates interest in improving the total scholarship of the Greek letter organizations and the student body. Pan Hellenic, in an effort to achieve these aims, has sponsored an all-Greek social and gave recog- nition to the organization which led in scholarship. E1 Il G 9 I1 i G O ll I1 G 1 I4 ' li . A -Sw! E JH-S? If I have but one life to give, one day at a time at which to live. Let me live my life as a soror of AKA. For all other offers. I'll shun away. If this wish Cannot be granted, then let rne depart. but only with an ivy vine and twenty sparkling pearls above my heart. I love you Alpha Kappa Alpha so true and dying is not in Vain for you. TX' A successful organization must have a guiding light and our oflicers have been just that to the sorority. ...Z Ili 'R fo- -lBQ4QE 'vs ,gm N111-it Lil 1. 1 A .eva 1ov..., V-M wn4mnw...,.,+....M.. ,fdkawnvsvvv wa Y1?4ldO4wU-4 'Auf ' Q Qlwlbw-N-w .mf sw, X f- ww s, Ql4lxG '-'H - n wwf...-.rx ww- Nw- 4 Alpha s of tomorrow Men of Black and Gold 'i'1o 1-37 Alpha Sweethearts: Ruby Iones. Zora Rambsy Miss Alpha. Beverly Blanton We the sons of Alpha Praise thee Our Sweethearts true: Pledge allegiance ever to thee Love and loyalty. Never ending nor descending In fidelity Sing our praises to exault thee, Be ye Queen of earth Alpha's profile Pride of our hearts ' Q PA? if . 'ri 1 . ' wan -A. Fe., fu, um x ' Y 3 L ,f i W 2 ' re.:- gi n gift 3 r i . 5- . J' L Q L' Collins Brown Bush English AA , V I Ex. : ..e:., Aly: ' H -Q I , . i n' ei '-'ff 'Q Q fy 4S fl3'f is Bekeley if X, ' - . -f 5 V ,J il 'T ' Coleman L nn ff - L L -- , Conley Hill Crawford Harris , ' i f . W o L lonll rw 4 ' 'K ' Johnson Magby , Xi Lindsay Lucas A E L n if mime:-,:. A , X WI? . . 1 ,:., . flQ',, W XX X E 'V .!,. .,f' jr, -..,. kk.,, 6 ,A wi A ' C Q X A ,' -- , A Vt' ' I fi , p f if , . La:-E-. ,f J Miller Murphy ,mm Murray ur., s Nance Pierce Smallwood ' - N so 'i ' A' ' if 'km L ' if ,Ai 'I ' li, A A ' 5 ff' , 5 V! If .. Vance Wilson Yerby C Alpha Phi Umega I Brotherhood, Service and Love 154 Friendship, Service and Leadership Miss Alpha Phi Qmega 0. w ' ' 'rirgw Melva Bradford -ff gt The ladies of Sigma Chapter. Scholarship, Leadership, Service Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is a Public Service Sorority having more than 400 chapters in the United States and the Republic of Haiti and Liberia. The stated purpose of our founders was to establish a society to promote high cultural, intellectual and moral standards among our members, for our own benefit and for that of the larger society in which we exist. Sigma Chapter is the 18th established Chapter of the sorority. Presently, we are thirty-one strong at Clark. Our Public Service functions include: Ill Black Heritage Classes, 121 Volunteer work with elderly, f3l Scholarship Fund, l4J Correspondence with soldiers in Vietnam and many, many more. Forever will we be proud of our sorors. Soro Ioyce Lincoln reigns as first attendant for Miss Clark and Greta Marable second attendant to Miss Clark . Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges lists sorors Gail Albergostie, Clemmie Bray, Sherlad Iackson, Shirley Iackson, Ioyce Lin- coln, Woodie Neal, Etrula Trotter and Dorothy Young and Elizabeth Hawkins. Soro Woodie Neal serves as vice-president of our S.G.A. ut Gail Albergottie Clemrnie Bray Iolinnie Mae Harris Patricia Clank Doris Golar Ollie Golden lean Grier Elizabeth Hawkins liellen Hill Shirley Jackson Gloria King Mable Gain Alice Lebby Greta Marable Sandra Mims Indy Nevilles Deborah Price Renee Shackleford Agatha Thrash 157 N , r QV: u af ' ' 'Q . 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I :Q yg. we 22-wel Soror Mary Allen 0' Constella Fowler Soror LIZ Sllas 0 0 o ., 0 rj 0 C: . A , 5, I Q 1 X by Miss Kappa Alpha Psi-Gwendolyn Pritchard 160 ,C Si' 85.1 I xx. S xl 1 St R W ' w W 'r' I rllu C .. N M .X R L1 3 Q v I R i 'DPP' Aflytgt N its . 35253, ' 'R J 133. ' 4' VV' wp bf g f 'W x SX ff' of - 1 l Larry Browder Gergogry Grant Herschel Mapp Willie Brooks '- - X.,. , ,. X ,dfi 'fm fa 'X ' ,,, ..,, X 1' l an 4' 3 res Cv - J 9' Q ' 'as 'R l Q f 'J 4' X, ,, U wiki ,s an, f i 3 l ' . 'E 'V' IIFU1' .IA XS hz' gf. We + .if , VH, ig. .5 'A K xt, 4 uf, , I q- j r' , mf' Rn 5 , 5 4 . as - gf' F' ' 1 X Q 'ftitfs A I If f: :S t A 1 is A V N e , 5 lx L i X F I A J ,ff , 4 Z Wm ff fx -I 4. 1:44 ' ' rI':' me -mlb, '-,, Rf Y Q v Q x ' X: iff , , 'vii ' x 0' qi RA Ili N v EJ -Q x 5 ' A Q' l qs, Ft. 0 1 , f-f---'tg?lf5.r'-i ' , if ' Bs ' if ,sis 1 I ' ri 5 A l Qt Ernest Curry Mathew Davis Angelo Green Hurley Harris Michael Rhodes William Rogers Andrew Vaughn Ronald Young Phi Beta Sigma F'!?' Llllil IDII ,SN Pmlfl IW! L? tn...-Q' 5 PX Ax A 'I .Q X Co 5X .xy exam?-215 Some of the brothers of Clark's Psi Chapter. Pride and Humiliation hand in hand Walked with them through the world Where'er they went: Trampled and beaten were they as the sand, And yet unshaken as the continent. 'Longfellow' mlln Hess :mag X-- llllll qs X1 I R' I 44,1 , Z Nm., 'A J .f-. in was . 1 'J . Rus '-., ', ' -Q , v- -.A : -. n- ,in s, , 9 The above quotation verses signifies the type of brotherhood that the men of Sigma seek to exemplify not only toward the men of Phi Beta Sigma, but to all mankind. This bond of fellowship has led the men of Sigma to excell in manly deeds, scholarship, and love for all mankind. 162 'fi 'if' 3 MEN-U can ia: fr ' - ' ' - ,- - These three neophytes will be the nucleus around which Sigma will expand its boundaries, 2 1. 'CIE' Nu ', - . . -- v ,. .i.,,:,- im 1 ' ' .' 'tw 55 - A arm -. -- 1 iiu.. if - t o Q:- ' - +' , M, f -, , ,.., UW, UNI, .:. ., .. - mm .Q --W - ' --.ywfwe-.,g I A mmm ww mm: t - ,ai -- X ,xv ' -- - ,-.. . :om .mam im EW st.-ME. ml, s. m - f' '- ililimmwmsa 1 - il i .- aft.-. i .,,.-U .5 Wi ,V Y -1 4 ,N From left: Calvin Carter, joseph Crawford, Alonzo Campbell and Donald Sumlin, 163 4 q I. M. ,TW an t fmtlfi W. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority The Sigmas at Clark are a group of active young ladies engaged in community activities as well as academic pursuits. This year marked the second annual Little Miss Rhomaia Contest held at the college. The sorority prepares and presents girls between the ages of four and eight for a talent and pageant con- test. The winner is the recipient of an annual Incentive Scholarship to a freshmen on Awards Day. With aide from sisterly interests, the sorors of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority have participated in a community tutorial project in conjunction with the Postal Academy. Us 'L Sorors rehearse for Miss Rhomania Pageant with contestants. An amiable session linds Soros relaxing and relating. Phi Chapter Roster Sarah Ridgeway . . . Patricia Florence . . . Iacqueline Coats .... Mae Eva Wesley .... Arnita Harris Taylor Iacqueline Dennard Linda Fowler Naylor Iacquelyn Perdue . . . Dolphus Daughtry Nancy Mullins Ioycelin Hulin Dorothy Bailey Gracie Franklin Betty Wright . '::..a+,,. 'it2 is 'W FY il i . 352255, seas? 'N-un The men of Omega Psi Phi ' ad3':WJ' if-Zi: f3,,aA-ff?cni,.,Lf3a-M1231 sv w 'L 2.1 -Mx'-1? ,jg 61... N -4,6534 ICE' -fi gg ,,,, . S hw?-:4fi11?f'iif-f'- 3 WF' '- - .':-i.2r15'., .'12,,Z1f , f VV - - mzfe-1::m::1,pff 5 A A -,Q I l'5f9e'14?fZ,1 1: 55 Qfjj' f2'Y'EN2 ., Kenai?-5-QE IQ I i 1 Tx From left: Officers: David Brown. Dean of Probates: Quenon Smith, Keeper of Records and Seals: Leroy Iohnson: Iames Spencer, Basileus: Ralph Grier. Keeper of Finance. 166 Never have so few done so much for so many fat! FI rg ' ini , 'N 1 w -i 5, -f N y 13 , if 'V' X 5 V .S if - .M 2 . 5 O s , 0 o O O O o O UO Omega Dear, thou art our own, if thou art our life, our love, our i '3 homeg To all thy precepts make as ' all real men do. gil , Q at -54. K, wx 7 2,5 .liz in x 9' 2 - ' I ff M .tx-., 3 h if , I . ' -11- -- f' 'vegan qv. fi ' ' f ,tv 1' ., ,. From left: Brenda Coleman, Miss Omega: Alma Smith Second Attendant, Nancy Williams, First Attendant y Phi Beta Lambda Alpha Kappa Mu Pre Alumni Council Library Club Mayorettes Band NIZAT1oNS Iazz Band Kresge Hall Senate Psychology Club Merner Hall Senate p Pfeiffer Hall Senate Alpha Kappa Mu Pre-Alumni Council Library Club Phi Beta Lambda I tp Milli .4 ag A4 in U, ' I ' Q' 1' at .X tkyi . K tfgig ,io ,U 5 s, Alpha Kappa Mu Left-Soloman Sears. Grace Hammons, Kathy Rohie, Shirley Ross, Ethel Calahan. Clemmie Bray, William Robie Seated: Deloris Ford. Gail Albergottie, Shirley Reed. ir-4 ff 1 Phi Beta Lambda Left: Regina Hatten, Belinda Mitchell, Arnita Hunt- er Sara Ridgeway, Seated left: Ieanett Sharpe, Patricia Florence, Linda Davis, Shirley Ross, Doris Lyles 169 ,A I gi Pre-Alumni left: Herschel Bush, Ernestine Hunt, Michael Rogers, Larry Ervin, Brenda Toliver, Tethel White, Darrell Goode, Iohn Wilson: president, Michael Wright, Liz Silas Miss U.N.C.F. Ruby Iackson ' Kffiilx Library Club left: Miss Patrick, Viola. Carolyn Moody. Alfreda. Alma Ginyard, Fannie Barnes, Margie Little, Ollie Golden, Mary Francis Marable. Debbie Price. Small Ensemble left: Cornelius Watts. Leonard lohnson, Gloria King, Sherryl Willis, Sheila Spencer, Gloria Gaye, Donald Daugherty. Greta Marable, Clark College Philharmonic Societ Left: Watts, Alexander, Iohnson, Hamilton Crawford, Iohnson, Hardy Randolph Sumlin Crawford, Carlton, Daugherty, Goode, Har: riston, Tally, Carter, Iohnson, Brandly, Grier Spencer, Palrimore, Williams, Shannon, Frierson, Ginyard, Newberry, Smith, Warbing Naylor, Wadell, West Hill, Iones, Meadows King, Willis, Williams, English, 'iDardan Lowery, Bailey Coleman, Douglas, Marable, Gaye, Grimes-Director. Constant rehersals make a good choir. f af' Canis: 171 1 ' P ' ,- QM- J-- - s. qi, VV yi, i ' 2, x -X .L 1 gg-' 5159. -A ' '-c-B - B A ,K ,-,.,...,,, N I , V' S.. .QA fsgirk. . 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'- - ' N N -I 'ik M R- ya- X '-'N .Y N.. me 'XX ia M K. 1 , , , x-'eu ,gg ,Q BQAN f- . - 2- -FIN! -wif. :war . . . xiii: 3'5'i'51QPEik1ffa- .- 17 Renee Poteat Alma Ginyard Ioyce McCray Shelia Spencer 2 ir A ,xi 3' QA if Nfl' 7'..uQ '84 7' ,. if -. A. 4 ' 'ANL W vgi' l . A proud majorette dances to sounds from the band. ,J 'U i Nt.. 3' .3 Q . ,txhx X . X X . And the band played on. ,sq I J - -'L all Q- ' I J' l I ' 1 E th -f E , s- t und ,Q J ,gg 6 l K ?4 fx Y 1 I ' Y 7 W A--, I 1 I L '?U! 'A-,igqru Competent drum major David Williams moving into another 5 . An. Jn. -hm- Maiorette Shelia Mater. I 2 4 S11 'if K ',.f' -', D ' A Q.- , ,yu .ka ll-K ,, N '- . .5 ff-:.L 11 1. q-, L' , ' .:':,- 3 ' Band Takes On A New Look Donald Banks and Dwain Bell gives a . frontal view of new uniforms. Model Donald Morgan steps off lightly giving one view as to how the band will look next fall. ,g X . in V Ioseph Iohnson S.G.A. president is a commentator f-,ti-sg? gi- Ag MAMA 3 at the showing of the bands new look. Eiiii sun 174 'SIS SS Donald next YGHIS Ronald Iones one of drum mBj0I' is our bass drummers showing his new models 100, stance. Clark College's Jazz Band 5.4. N ZX.. f'N. Howard Nicholson. local jazz musician adds his talent to our jazz band. joseph Iennings Iazz Han Director Gloria. Belinda, Shelia and Felicia sing Quincey jones' Killer joe. Ioseph Iennings playing with his own group. 1- Alvin Fielder former drummer with Roscoe Mitchell of Chicago helps the jazz band out L.-...R L This year the Pfeiffer Hall senate was very busy. It sponsored many forums and social activities. Officers from left are: Larry Souter, Business Managerg Ann Walker, Presidentg Ianice Newberry, Dormitory Assistant, Carlton Sands, Vice President: Angela Biggs, Social Chairman: Diane Horn, Educational Chairman: Ioyce McCray. Secretaryg and Carolyn Brinson, Pro- gram Chairman. ,, , ...........T:ti::,, .' , 43nmnusnww-vvaw- sm.-. .-,,N Holmes Hall Senate is dedicated to the task of maintaining high stan dards of living in their dormitory. Officers from left are: Marion Agee Dormitory Assistantg Rhonda Williams, President of Iudicial Council Yontreia Palmore, Secretary, and Mable Cain, President. The Merner Hall Senate seeks to insure the maintenance ofa congenial at- mosphere of communal living. It's members are always eager to go beyond the call of duty not only in serving Merner Hall, but also in serving the college as well. Officers from left are: Sandra Albright, Program Chairman, Lessie Robinson, Vice President, Beverly Frierson, Presidentg Betty Buchanan, Iudicial Council Chairman, and Regina Hatten, Secretary. Psychology Club members from left are: Michael Fears, Adrienne Wil- liams, Sandra Reed, Elizabeth Rushing, IoAnn Woods, james Bush, Geraldine Henderson, Patricia Clack. Delores Morse, Reginald jones, Valeria Smith, Tony Wynn, Timothy Wilson, Frank Magby, Dr. Ralph M. Chinn, Advisor, and Marcus Booker. Officers for Kresge Hall from left are: Ollie Golden, treasurer: Elizabeth Hawkins. President: and Gail Albergottie, Secretary. President Vice President Deans A DMINISTRATION r ND 1 F Business Office Registrar Uffice Admission Office FIHHHGHI Alds Health Service Llbrary President b I i 1 Vivian W1 Sitting behind a huge mahogany desk is Clarks president, the busy man most students know only by name. Henderson is moving the College up in many of its programs. He believes the Colleges role in society should be to turn out people who not only will work in the black community but also in any Community. fu-Nw E gm p i t l i A 1 1 1 l lenderson -5.-l:s..-r From left Dr. Joseph I. Dennis. Dr. Lloyd Howell. Dr. Elias Blake and Henderson after the Founders Day Service. 4.-...a-..Jqw ,....ff' 'Xi' Henderson at the SGA's Retreat with loseph Iohnson, SGA President and Leroy Ioltnson. SGA Business Manager. Doris Smith, Administrative Secretary to the President. 'S 179 Vice President Dr. Edward I. Brantley K 'fxxb 1941 '-uv Livoria T. Hill. Secretary Shirley Lamar, Budget Director Deans and Personnell -.Z fi!! Marian M. Elbert. Secretary Mr. Iohn D. Withers. Dean of Fauilty and Instrurztion Professor of Biology Sadie Hope, Secre Nellie F. Mitche1l.Secretary Edith D. Thomas, Assistant Professor and Dean ofWomen ary Curtis Gillespie, Assistant Professor and Dean ofStudents t .wkmng , 4 f mal ' 1 ' j 1 -1 .. Y ' mf V 4t:5 .fig , - Q 'n ff 1 fl 7' -' i fi -- in 21 .. 5 . f , f'ttf'f15ffZgff ,git. I if I. , 'Iii-iyilif 1 if . ,, Ai 1, i , Y 5,2 'i '- '1' Business Office MM I Registra's Office Mary Ector, Registrar Dorothy Freeman. Clerk and Assistant Registrar Karen Cole. Secretary Financial Aids Gffice Public Relations I nhl. ' Marian Wilkes. Financial Aid Geneva A. Brunner. Secretary lg? Nellie B. Jones. Switchboard Victor G. Bacus, Director of College Relations IBA 4 Admissions Office 'xx 'X Q Q Clifton B. Rawles, Assistant Admissions and Averelt A. Burress. Director Admissions X,-' Norma lean Stokes, Secretary of Admissions Willia Collins, Secretary N Nw.h,, Dining Hall L. T. Drake, Dietitian Ines D. Ellis, Assistant Dietitian Bookstore Snack Bar --V 33.1. ' puff i Narvel Williams, Manager Iosephine McClure, Manager 186 , Health Services Dr. Alfred I. Turk, College Physician Wilma R. Brooks. Nurse Lizzie Malane,Ni1rse Bertha Oliver. Nurse Librar Fannie B. Barnes, Assistant Professor and Librarian 3 4 x Dovie T. Patrick. Assistant Professor and Assistant Librarian 187 Buildings and Grounds f , A 'E QA? 6? V. 1' 5, ' sn V. riff lfq . f A-X- fu Q - 7? W. I. Anderson, Superintendant of Buildings and Grounds Iohn Engles and Elijah Owens ' 1 D epartment of Bio o g 0 'H' 1 - Tl W -:A , if ' ' mfg W ' Z' f1 ? 'Et'N'4' b T X' Students studying in Biology Library Dr. Charles E. Hubert, Profesor and Chairman Biology 188 ' 'H -Q ,- ' wx- ip, Lg iffXffif'313'lrv?c,Q53?ll.??'75!'7'f3',-S359 -214' ' 5' f Y. - of sy .. .szwgw 4'i.,,':,, ,V +.- -, img -.ea fi: A? 7455, tn- 1, ed 5' my g- ,:i. rig. ,Qu fi in 'E' K5 339, Frank Rusinko, Assistant Professor of Biology ill '-'Z Quang, Q Isabella Finklestein, Instructor of Biology Miriam A. Fryer, Instructor in Medical Technology Solomon E. Sears, Assistant Professor of Biology 15:1 S ' -- jf' ,.-P Dr. Harris 5 'H .l Larry May -'Y' Iames A. Hefner, Associate Professor Economics and Chairman Busi- ness Administration and Economics 190 Department Of Business ' QW William T. Robie, Assistant Professor Business Administration X Iennye Harland, Assistant Professor and Acting Chairman Business Education Department Of Chemistr E223 9515 Dr. Alfred S. Spriggs, Professor and Chairman Chemistry Booker T. Simpson. Associate Professor Chemistry i Y 15 .. 'f Q A X at t ' .uf Rl ,U ,vzlziz g f t ,Cs fri -' W i s eo t Rajender K. Chawla, Associate Professor of Chemistry A0 1 ' Iacksorx .J uk! 54 Department Cf English 5.1 Dr. Pearlie C. Dove, Professor Education and Chairman Education and Psychology Luvenia Clifton, Secretary YW-1' Rebecca E. Davis, Supervisor Student Teacher Education Department Of Ps eholog Dr. Carson Lee, Professor Psychology and Director Testing Dr, Ralph M. Chinn. Professor of Psyzzhologw Uvena L. Thames. Instructor of Psychology Rubx B Doolu A9SlSldIll I roteesor of uCat1on 'Eh I 3 W , ' m -'L-5 C 'sf Nrw. 1' S bi wlwis-wi-Q, V 4'! w F' My , AY 4 , . . U-S ts. , f i- xg m '1? u5qg,g Secretary . QD' Eunice W. Moore, Professor and Chairman English QC.-1' is f Dr. Nancy Guli. Associate Professor of English 4 TWH Willie Davis, 5 1 SYM- NARA ' - S Louisie C? Et , dge, Instructor elf' .1. Q O . 9 Steve Seaberg, Instructor of Humani Department of Foreign Language ...uf George I. Grund, Assistant Professor and Acting Chairman of Foreign Language Mary T. Carroll. Secretary Social Science and Foreign Language Bernice McDaniel, Instructor of Foreign Language Dr. Robert L. Pitts, Assistant Professor of Foreign Language ,,,,,,,,.....f--,,..,...-v--ve' t 1 :- yr , N i n-N.-. -W g-1r--.,- ,, .,. . 4 A , , my 1, .1 Y . s'7,7xjt:i- N .' ,..l f1,:im, 'E 1, .Qi I: tx- -'Tk'-f ' :L ex i Y -sun , 3' it 1?9g5'.' - ,tn-3 .1 ' ' , . sg-rf .K Vk. l , - ' ff- 'Z w e we .- -X 531. -ft, . ' a-if ' Q .1 ,, an f it . fi rx. 5 Lurelia H. Freeman, Assistant Professor of Foreign Language Sara Harris Cureton, Associate Professor of Foreign Language 1 I gf 'inn-.l. Flora I. Davis, Assistant Professor and Chairman Home Economics Department of Home Economics 3, Lillian D. McDonald, Assistant Professor of Home Economics X 5. ll- , X, , ilz- Iean B. Chandler. Assistant Professor of Home Economics F Department of Mathematics i 1 ' i i 5... Calvin C. Clifton, Assistant Professor of Mathematics 3 .E ix-I Mamie S. Robinson, Assistant Professor of Mathematics E C i, fp xxx a X M 1 I Dr. Ioseph l. Dennis, Professor and Chairman of Mathematics i l i e .Qq5 s fs.V I 'QL N ti 5 1 Lai R. Batra, Instructor of Mathematics 198 , at kiss 7 it A 8 H .4 Calvin B. Grimes. Instructor and Acting Chairman of Music it Department of Music :I ll ZA' 'W .air A 235' ., ew xi f z:3': :'2 ' W N, 1 JA X PP 221 , ' From left: lames Patterson. Alfred Wyatt and Bobby Iordan, Band directors, I Department of Ph s1cs 1 ' 5 5 Q J ...pxiiikf 'Q Dr. O.P. Puri, Professor and Chairman of Physics: Director of Cooperative General Science Program 199 Cooperative General gf? 555 M' Science Program .5 I? '- o ? ' 1,' 'Y g Sm fd KSN. -y, Ioseph Wxse Physlcal SCIBHC Agrawal,PhysicaEMp'Qe structor 'Y -1 ,gummy WDM Religion and Philosoph Dr. Herbert Rogers, Professor and Chairman of Religion and X, Q , tw Q., l iq N ,- s QW' 1 Philosophy 202 Dr. Ionathan Iackson, Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy Robert M. Myers, Assistant Professor of Religion and Philosophy l.. .A Wimbley Ha1e,Instructor of Religion lf! E' x 'W Social Science Q ,Q NZ, Dr, Edward F. Sweat, Professor of History and Chairman of Social Charles L. Thomas. Assistant Pro- Science fessor of Social Science gi, .,.e .M .I Mary T. Carroll, Secretary Eddie L. Collins. Instructor of Social Charlotte M. Davis, Assistant Professor of Science Social Science Instructional Media d Dormitor Donald Winston, Dormitory Director-Brawley Hall .L Beatrice Gilliam, Dormitory Director- H, .1 MernerHall DY Soloman Bekley, Dormitory Director-Bravvley Hall Directors Albenia H. Hardeman. Dormitory Director Pfeiffer Hall 205 l ff' N EEZ g.. 1 l .L e, , MK, 91, , , ...if N . . ea- -1 i .Sami ts .ri, -t 4.-v F '09-3. , 1. .Q . - S K ' Arresting Grab-wonder what she's thinking? The Invaders More Grabs. hundreds of them perclassmen. Disunity is being portrayed by the Freshmen Guides, in the Unity Play presented for the Crabs. 206 Je., rl L , f C. Y. P- They are invading our privacy now- moving into the dormitories. I - The Crabs agree with the Freshmen Guides. their plan for the upperclassmen is it's Na- tion Time. X . A ,Q e . . y ,, ,: Q 4: gi 1 :- E .e 5 i 55 1 . , 2 4' 1 w g V - 'ist s ware: Ee ' ' ii c-:Mraz cw: mm -v 7X At the end of the play, Crabs joined the Guides in singing Nina Simone's To Be Young Gifted and Black. planning a strategy for the up- in .I I 1 I 4 1 1 A J Crabs being inducted into Freshmen 4--r Crabs getting to know some upperclassmen, Crabs interlock to represent thelr lrnlxs wlth Clarkltes --1. we y n ' ,823- ..,.. 2 in Agn, III' QV' ni Qi. wp. if Q' I thought I saw a green and yellow grunchen run pass here. 6? M He wers to the First ten T The fearsome foursome Fals . lli S X f . ,-:fy wuww 'Sv x b1dS a x ' , fr X . .. ':. QAM.. 1-X ,.,.,.x ff -Q ' ,- y -ws, vzffs .. .X s N .XXNX .. x .AN .,Ng,,,, .A . .N,bmy...,N.'. .Que 1 1 X M.. W QM- , f:,:,j: lx- .,:L,,i'2f3'.'3,s.j GN ...QQWXY ff G52 EM. f , 1 . 'rgrkig . .QW A :,--: . ,Yt.1::jix gave. 23 . mffi Q:-ez, , ,, .. sys-12, gg 5 Ei-3.-2:3-Kgs fix , mg :Ni. E:.' .. .x... Ah, N- WX . xY'1QQS.5.fYX 1 ' gm.:w:wx.Q:e,2.v - K X .Sm kv .cgvxuv , ii :gf'Ei?xiYi'EfC -N fi' X -E XX N. . . . . . .AH X. .VX wt .x ..-NQ QW. .. .. 'isa-1XQfNspzi-eve as . .ri .x1.-Eixfxsffiix'f'f'-'yfw 5 91aEiN?f.3fi LESS? f'E,.vq.fS'XI!.'x, - xmgs. -.3 v j X SMX N X XXX X The S .G.A. Retreat ,A , , f 'Nnnnn--a X ji - ' PRES ' qw: i-. Gloria Weaver and Ioyce Gaston were responsible for the minutes taken at the retreat held in September at Lake Altoona. 4 t t 5 Q l ! l , 'E i M... W Q! Q X LQ Q, X 'xy M ix ' x , xii After a long session of planning the S.G,A.'s activities for the year Billy Murray plays favorite tunes while others sing along, Sessions were resumed after lunch with Iohnson making plans for the first big event of the year-Homecoming. rg. N- eff? 'ln , ,, 5. ,X ,,- v .lf r' 9 tv ti ! fly! f f 4 , , . . 5,9 1 ' 1 via, nv -- fi , HSM ffff' if' The social committee, one of the many committees formed at the re- After all plans have been made the group has a cookout beforc treat, are making plans for the S.G.A.'s year activities. leaving. 20 9 These things we'll remember . . . 6'-Q.Q il 6 .19 xii is v nr? H' x , N Off ai 'gl ,X 4 l.gx'sysf WG, 024 Sf -. Q W WS. M .4,'q,fQ?. N, 'J- X .692 fp - Q ' the example Mrs. Mary I. Todd McKenzie, an active alumna living on campus, shows Clarkites. Mrs. McKenzie lives in Holmes Hall one of the up- perclassman dormitories, She's a person the women in Holmes as well as those in the other dormitories feel they can turn to for valuable aid. Mrs. McKenzie has been an energetic female all her life and still attends many conferences of organizations she's as- sociated with, along with visiting her friends throughout the year. On many nights one will see a taxicab driver taking the old lady to or returning her from the air- port. Mrs. McKenzie, known to most Clarkites as Mama Mac. is a strong willed woman, the type many may call tough. But she is indeed a gentle and lovable woman who unconsciously sets an example to follow. ,n me mi N i gm Xe 1-.R . 'F .f,3 -fa T-' V- fm in X 210 Mama Mac chatting with a student. Q Q 4 35: D v 5--T, .A f . Q I -1 r. 5... st E4 P' 5--. : 5 .r . i A ,K x Af ci A 54: .AX . Q., ' ,. 5 S V 'a ,A -E' . 1 Y 3 , K , , 1 f e i 7' 1 x P- 3 'Pl . S 4 1 Q X .Y 9 ' fp .. s ,5 :fa QQ! Q Q ii nga' 1 4' X. .1 iii ' .fp :gh ,1,. . 1 iw Q X xx . .A-4' Q5-1 , H, 'N in --., 55333. '75 .W 3. up em ., A f 'S ,Ag .5 F' omen who know it,s ation Time szsws WM , 5 EE X fj fy 3 5 r Q, xr mi' QSYQ ,K ,ggw .. NS gs re, ., , - Q3 S5 ilk wlf, ' .W ffk' V Q SwB Q .x , - Q9 8 9 ir.-,F 'A ye X .53 Q3 92' sf w we 'f 5 M S9 iii 2.2 Q - N ',f 133: mf Q. Q X., M U 54 1, ,nf ' J W 83,53 X55 5 Wave, 53,fk3.5l5 if -4 g- 9,U,W,U,hf,33rky4 9 S3 Uvk? 53.9 yx Q W 0,i3:ii'xS3vN 5' Wgwgvwwvwsvqsg 5, A .xx m dawn! nw. 9,11 Deborah Horton Debbie Bgddie 23253 :mv as v-.A 2911555 NMI?- 'K Editor-ln-Chief-Mascelia Shannon -ngaualnlli si.. J-ew 3 ,P RS!! The 1971 Panther has been constructed to give not only a pictorial account of the year's events but also a written one. On the preceding pages we the staff have presented most of the life at Clark-the people associated with the college and the events held during the year. Our theme lt's Nation Time means that the occasion has come for black people to start becoming in- volved with one another. We should stop being unconcerned about what is happening in our society and get involved in it. The 1971 Panther is the product of hard labor performed by very few hands. My deepest appreciation is extended to the staff for their time, energy and true dedication in the production of The Panther. , Sincerely, L fitrisfrtlfo .da ,Jf.f,,,,,,f,.f Mascelia S. Shannon Yearbook Staff Devetta Bell .... . . . Associate Editor Tethel White .... ........ F eatures Gloria Carter Rhonda Williams . . . ,,,, Sports Herschel Bush Billie Murray . . . .... Layouts Faye Whitaker Irene Wisenbecker W8lI8T Driver .... , , Cover Degigngr Terry Hill Beverly Frierson l x v P---s .., -.7 J' fi Q3 Staffers from left are: Tethel White. Billie Murray and Beverly Frierson. if Q . 'X P1 xl-. iii AL, J gliva . V , 4 wt 1 V . .15 i Zlsa ' A . . -,vw .-.fn Q' l-' f i , ,J ' ,if 4' w ':'1gl 1 lift-, 5 4.- ' .. v' . ,-.P ff. .. 1 gd. . S ' --nf . -I- - I ,A Q' 'rf' - I . 3' w , -Q , A., '.-1' S-2 . '.'4' 1 - .' S , - Z , . 'Q. ' ',1 .1 , , ,J .-J, I Nxyc .145 . ,Jf '. 5 --.v-' 7.55 I - -4 fs 1 .-f A .vfqi I 4 ,,:!. 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