Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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President’A IfleMage To The Class of 1956: 1 wish to congratulate each and every one l you upon the creditable completion of your work at Howard. M prayerful interest will follow you; and. as long as I live. I shall find joy mi ever) good word which comes to me about the progress you are making and about the services you are rendering to the people. May Card bless you and keep you and may He make His Fact to shine in your hearts and upon your pathways. Sincerely yours. Mohdkcai V. Johnson’ President

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 Flemmie P. Kittrell hetficatioH You have contributed in many ways to the development of an outstanding Department of Home Economics .it Howard University. You were successful as a Fiilbright Fellow in a special assignment to organize a College of Home Economics at Haroda University, India. You were called upon by tin- Governments of Liberia and Japan to aid in tin1 development of the science of Home Economics in those countries. You have been an active participant in numerous conferences, centered around the advancement of international church relations and international peace and freedom. Your relentless service has resulted in membership in honor societies and professional home economics organizations. To ou. Flemmie I . Kittrell. we the class of 195fi. dedicate our Annual, in honor of your successful and inspirational contributions not only to the University, but to liimianit).

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Is the world of today, the United States is becoming an increasingly vital center for the promotion of international education. Students from all parts of the world come to our country to continue their educational development. As these students return to their native lands, they carry with them the spirit of American democracy. In this way, American education contributes a potent influence to the growth and spread of world peace and harmony. Howard University plays a most definitive role in this educative process. Students have come to its campus from many parts of the world. They have become active participants in the various activities of the campus. Many of our faculty members have been sent abroad by the government, to help foster the international feeling. The class of 1956. therefore, has selected as a theme for its anmiul — 'Howard University—A Center of International Education