Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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( e Cl)ecLcate rjhts fiooL to... 9 nr fParents and (guardians It i« with grrut pride ami deep rcs|»ect that v%« . tin- graduating clashes of Howard I imersily for the year 1959. dedicate this yearbook tlir chronicle of our life at I Iowan! to our mo t worthy benefactors, our parent' and guardians. To these persons who have given freely of themselves in order that we might grow, do we with deepe-t humility and reverence dedicate this yearbook. To describe in prose. er c. or song, out love, affection, and tender appro-riation for your many sacrifices would he far more ambitious an undertaking than we could ever hope to accomplish. To recall tin extent and depth of our solir ilous concern for our welfare and education would challenge the I rest of memories. nd yet we. with loving remembrance, recall the untold instances of your concern and undiminishing faith in our, then, untried abilities. rul as we stand today, on the threshold of a new life, we are reminded of the t.reek god Janus who |M»sses e l the power of | ercei mg both the past and the future. I1 or we -turid with one face x rowing tin past, a history of your love, faith, and devotion, and with tin other fare in tin direction of the future, filled with the great hopes anti expectations that surge within our hearts. We are proud of and thankful for tin heritage which you have given us. and we are prepared and willing to meet the new life ahead. nd if you are for us. w ho can he against us?