Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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r ii e n i s o v 9 :i i DR MORDIiCAl WYATT JOHNSON. Prvstiicni m I O I Ii need say little ol Dr Mordccai W Johnson. President of Howard University. His entire life has been a record of profound achievement and stands out as one due to inspire, prompt and encourage every young Negro student in the world to greater personal achievement. He is a fearless leader, an excellent administrator, and a true friend of the student body of Howard University. '! he high respect and regard of the students lor Dr. Johnson was most ably demonstrated recently. Under bis administra tion Howard University is experiencing a growth unprecedented heretofore in all its history I he success of his work in the University is excellently exern plified by the arduous greatness of the things he has done A non partisan police has characterized his administration, and the further progress and jd vancemcni of the University is assured by his constructive program fourtetn

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7 II E HI SO 3 DR EMMETT JAY SCO I T. A M . I L.D. R. I MM I: I I JAY SCOTT, well Known to every student in the University, came to Howard almost twelve years ago to serve as Secretary- Treasurer. His office is a strategic part of the University or gani ation Additional executive officers and more clerical help has made it one of the most efficient administrative cogs. 1 he service it ren ders and performs is very well known to all of ns. Dr. Scott s activities have been wide and varied throughout his entire life. He is a speaker and a writer of ability, and is today, without a doubt, one of the most influential American Negroes living His services have been rendered not only to the Negro race, but to the entire United States, and it is unsurpassed in its scope His friends and admirers arc numbered among all people and races in this country and abroad FREDERICK D. WILKINSON. LI B tT HI: student or former student who had contact with the old registration system ky. at Howard can appreciate bc;t the change —— that has come and which has evolved into the present system of registration This change Ins been gradual and is due to the un tiring e Tor's of the registrar. Frederick D Wil kinson who has devoted the past eleven year: of his hie to making the registration procedure at How.vd a. simple as possible for the stu dents Manv details, we learn, are yet to be eliminated, and in due time we predict a flaw leas system cf registration. The registrar's office is one of the most important in the University In it records of all students in the professional lml undergraduate schools are kept and are available at all times The efficiency of the registrar s office and the centralization of these records have greatly facilitated the work in the I diversity Registrar Wilkinson s life has been dedicated to his work, and Ins work is something of which he can be proud fix let n