Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Administrative Officers and Deans E. J. SCOTT Secretary P. 0. WILKINSON Registrar D O. W. HOLMES Dean. College of Education N P. G. ADAMS Dean. School of Medicine D. 8. PRATT Deen. School of Law C. H. HOUSTON Deon, School of Law C. J. FUHRMAN Deon. Collage of Pharmacy R. A. DIXON Dean. College of Dcnti try I K DOWNING Dean. College of App'ied Sconce L. V CHILDERS Director, School of Mutic L. D. 5LOWE Dear of Women W. 8. WEST Dean of Me A I CASSELL University Archi’ect E. S. HOPE Supc'lnt ndent of 8jtlci ngt and Groundi E G MURRAY Librarian J. R. CROMWELL Ccmc rollor D. W. EDMONDS Caihie- 6. R. DAVIS Dean Collage of Libera Arh — 25 —

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Message from President Johnson May 8. 1933 I AM glad to writ© a word of greeting to the graduates of 1932-33 and to all fellow students who. during these difficult times, have struggled successfully to go on with their work. Each of you has achieved a victory of high significance. You are among a group of less than 26.000 persons registered in American colleges and universities from that minority of the population to which we belong. In every fundamental walk of life this minority is hungering for an increase in the number of competent leaders. More and more they must depend upon men and women who Dossess the habits of mind which our university community seeks to develop—men and women accustomed to examine opinions and programs with critical intelligence, to arrive at conclusions after patient examination of the facts, to be guided by an imagination discip ined by reason, and who by their wide perspectives are defended from devotion to ill-founded enthusiasms. I greet you os the men and women who must be the vehicles through whom the aspirations of the people come to inte:'igent expression. I rejoice in every painstaking effort which you are making to develop the powers that are in you. — 24 — MORDECAI W. JOHNSON.

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HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS OF INSTRUCTION