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THE PANTHER
More Than Ninety-Five Seniors
Slated to Receive Degrees
Willie Ruth McMullen and
Mary L. Long top honor students
One hundred and twenty-eight sen
iors, the largest in the history of
Clark College, are slated to receive
bachelor’s degrees at the eightieth
commencement exercises, June f) at
10:30 a.m. The seniors come from
as far east as New York, as far west
as Detroit, and from Monrovia, Li
beria, Africa.
Commencement events begin Sun
day, May 28. when Dr. William
Stuart Nelson of Howard Univer
sity, Washington, I). C., delivers the
keynote address at the annual Candle
light Service, sponsored by the De
partment of Home Economics.
On Saturday, June 3 at 10:00 a.m.,
the Board of Directors of the Na
tional Alumni Association will meet,
followed by a business meeting at
2:00 p.m.. and the Alumni Dinner
at eight o’clock.
The Baccalaureate Services will
take place on Sunday, June 4 at
5:30 p.m., while the exercises of
commencement will be held at 10:30
a.m.. June 6.
Senior Class Day Exercises are
scheduled for Monday. June 5 at
11:00 a.m.. in Davage Auditorium.
President and Mrs. Brawlev will
honor Doctor and Mrs. M. S. Davage,
the Graduating Classes, Alumni. Par
ents and visitors at a reception in
the lounge of Merrill .1. Holmes Hall
Monday night at eight o’clock.
The list of seniors who are candi
dates for degrees follows:
Bachelor of Arts
Harry Atkins. Knoxville, Tenn.:
Jeremiah Aycox, Gadsden, Ala.: Ag
nes Bailey, Atlanta: Cardia Bivins,
Atlanta: Rhoda Bolton. Atlanta: Mil
dred Brawner, Chicago: Henry James
Byrd, Atlanta: Edward Chatman, Jr..
New Orleans: Leroy Clark, Sanford,
Florida: Orville Clark, Atlanta: Da
vid Collington. Fort Myers, Florida;
Juanita Connally, Atlanta: John Cren
shaw. Atlanta: Huley Dodson, At
lanta: Crayton Dudley, Atlanta: Alice
Easley, Covington, Ga.: Pollie Flor
ence. Newnan, Georgia; George Gar
rison. Atlanta: Jesse Gibson. Miami,
Florida; Carolyn Godfrey, Oxford,
Ga.: Dorothy Grant, Atlanta; Vivian
Gray, Taylors, S. C.: Corine Hatcher,
Waynesboro. Ga.: Thomas Howard.
Jr.. Atlanta: Grace Howell, Way cross,
Ga.: Bessie Jenkins, Atlanta:
Benjamin Johnson, Miami. Flor
ida: Cubell Johnson, Miami, Florida;
Seymore Johnson, Atlanta; Wilson
Johnson, Atlanta; Anthony P. Jones,
Rome, Ga.; Brady Jones. Chicago:
Sam Jones, Heidelberg. Miss.: David
Kirklan d. Salisbury, N. C.: Alfonso
Levy. Savannah; Mary L. Long. At
lanta: Eloise Lyons. Atlanta; Clifton
Moore. Clinton, Tenn.; William Mor
rell. Eufaula, Ala.: Oliver McClen
don. LaGrange, Ga.: Willie Ruth Mc-
Mullen, McDonough, Ga.: Phenecia
Morris, Atlanta; Ruth Paradise, San-
dersville, Ga.: John Henry Parkman,
Augusta, Ga.; Johnny Richards, Meri
dian, Miss.; Lawrence Richards,
Meridian, Miss.; Garfield Roberts,
Atlanta; Xanthene Sayles, Green
ville. S. G.: Alfred Scott, West Palm
Beach, Florida; Franklin D. Scott,
Atlanta: Paul Bernard Simms, New
Orleans; Zela Sims, Villa Ricca, Ga.;
Evelyn Smith, Monrovia, Liberia,
Africa: Gloria Spicer. Miami. Flor
ida; Harvey Taylor, Bristol, Va.;
Edna Telfair, Athens, Ga.; Ellena
Trammell, Grantville, Ga.: Albert
Vines, Alexander City, Ala.; William
Washington, Jr.. New York City;
Fred White, Chattanooga. Tenn.; Ar
thur Mae Williams, Birmingham,
Ala.; Victoria Williams. Jefferson
City, Tenn.: Schley C. Williamson,
Atlanta: Alfred Wyatt, Atlanta.
Bachelor of Science
John W. Anderson, Knoxville.
Tenn.; William Cleveland, Atlanta:
Julius Conway, Covington, Ky.;
Henry Nehemiah Cooper, Monrovia,
Liberia. Africa; Donald Fletcher,
Rushville, Ind.: Lincoln Harper, At
lanta: James H. Kelly. Birmingham.
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