Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Coronation 80, The Blossoming Seed Of Black Womanhood A NIGHT FULL OF SONG AND The Blossoming Seed of Black Womanhood por- trayed the accomplishments and triumphs of black wom- en through the ages. The various organizations and class queens were presented in three different sets, the Roaring Twenties, the Fabulous Parties, and the Changing Sixties. To make WM- Above: Bliss Junior and Court, Marcia Fartson. Sonya Maddox. Helen Tiff. Top Right: Miss UNCF h Attendant Pan mela Wilberm. Omaha. Ammcms. Ahwe Bight: he: Wilkins, Kevin Guano DANCE ... the presentations conform With the ages. Each court dressed and danced to the music of that time. Inez Wilkens. director of the coronation, felt the pm- duction Will make students more aware of the progress of black women in our soci- ety. W Page.- Top Left: mm Phi m Sigma and Caurt. Shari Kendrirks, Verneue ; Sherald. Angles Emnagen . l: Top Right: Miss thnm and Churn Left to Right: 1m Bissau. Ruthie Miles, Sonya Cummings: Mm Shawn Rathbw Davenport Middk Right: Miss Sogh'mm and Court, Lynette Tillman Evelyn Walker. Nina Lyon lam Lam M Kim Alik- Fsi and Court Krystai Grant, Phyllis. Tannw. Rabin lodges, Tiewi Tm lam 3W: Kilns elm Calm 197$- 30. Mia Renae Ems

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HOMECOMING WEEK 180: SEVEN DAYS IN CELEBRATION The Spirit of Celebration, the theme of homecoming 1980, was exemplified in the many events that took place during the week of October 19-25, 1980. Opening home- coming church service was at Ben Hill United Method- ist Church, Reverend Cor- nelius Henderson, Pastor. The worship service was very informative and soul fulfilling. Following service, the Clark student body, fac- ulty and administration par- ticipated together in dinner Right: Panther cheerleaders do their part in pepping up sleepy parade watchers . Above amt: Practice and preparation the main watchwords. urge on Lynette Tillman, and Lori Bassett during corn nation rah earsal. Above: Each organization highilghts homecoming halitime by presenting its queens and ascetis. at Crogman Dining Hall. Monday of this glorious week started out with the men proudly Winning the 'tBattle of the Sexes vol- leyball game in the gym. The gym was also the site of the 11Wet Affair, a splash party held Tuesday, Octo- ber 21. School Spirit and Pride was the point stressed by a 1930 class graduate of Clark, Ms Chapelle and Ms Ida Gatewood. The bonfire and pep rally were held Thursday at 7:30 on the athletic field to moti- vate our fighting Panthers. On Friday, October 24, 11The Blossoming Seed of Black Womanhood, was the theme of this years crown- ing of Miss Clark. The pa- rade, a joint effort with Mor- ris Brown, was the next day. The homecoming game was victorious, 44-26. Clark winning