Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Scbnouiltbsfincnts The stair of the 1924 Bison, realizing how impossible would have been the publication of this annual, without the assistance and co-operation it has received, takes this opportunity to express its indebtedness to the following: To the Secretary-Treasurer of the University, Dr. Kmmett J. Scott, and the Alumni Secretary, Mr. Emory B. Smith, for the use of many cuts whereby large engraving expenses have been eliminated. To .Miss Josephine Scott of the University Printing Office, who aided the Business Manager in selecting the cuts and removing the dust. To the Art Editor, Miss Pauline Parker, who worked constantly and willingly even before she was elected to the staff about the middle of the year. To Miss Fannie Smith who has relieved the Business Manager and Editor-in-Chief by keeping the office when other duties claimed their attention. To Miss Arline Johnson who secured more subscriptions for the Bison than any other individual, and added a considerable amount to the initial budget. To the members of the Faculty who have contributed readily their knowledge of Howard’s past which was not available in the written records. To all departments and activities of the University for participation and co-operation. To the Photographer, the Engraver, the Printer, the Binder and the Advertisers—and all others who have aided in any way in the publication of the first University Annual in the history of Howard.

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