Reel to reel tape recording labeled retirement (in error) is an interview with Clark on The Meeting Program, Yellow Springs, Ohio Friends Meeting, as Clark traveled under auspices American Friends Service Committee.

Interviewer gives background of Citizen Education Schools and role of Highlander Center of Tennessee. Clark gives a state by state progress report of the schools in the South, noting great success in South Carolina; with data on SE Georgia (under Hosea Williams), Birmingham, Alabama; Mississippi Delta; and Louisiana. The role of Antioch students in helping start the movement on Johns Island in the mid 1950s is discussed; with mention of Ann Lockwood of Antioch, helping in a diphtheria epidemic there, and all discovering the rate of illiteracy on the island, prompting schools. The listening copy in cassette form is in folder 15-10 -- Cassette 1, Side B