Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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J'OhAWOhd V.tiuv yeai i have passed SiniY first beholding on the bill The splendor of the Howard Thai tee love. . . . Torn years bare parted And passioni, laughs, heartaches, thoughts and ecstasies blow ate memories. . . . Tom yeari hat e passed Caught on the wings of Merc ) -Seems only yesterday It was so neu . . . . Tour years hate passed hi friendship, undo standing, camaraderie That trill remain a very part of tn Tore t er. . . . Tour years hate passed And now our eycl arc cast at new horizons Greater thing ( There’s much to do! f) I 1

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THOMAS D. HILL. JR. UJitor

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idojdkjcdiDn In September of 1939 we entered college with the incompatible forces of pending war ahead of us We brought with us the fervent desires of youth to acquire- an education and to accomplish something. In December of 19 )1 our nation entered war and many of the enthusiastic and ambitious members of our ranks were taken away to join the defense of the country. These men arc with us yet in the realization that we arc all contributing to the progress of history, and so to them we sincerely dedicate this fxx k 5