Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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THE FUTURE IS IN HIS ARMS President Cheek embraces hi$ great nephew A kXph Wright Jr. at the pcmc

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p f ike the rock of Gibraltar, the nation's primarily black institutions 5 have been and remain impregnable defenders of our rights, the symbolic and realistic expressions of our culture and identity. P COUJNS Get Wet The Burr Gym provided the perfect way to coot otf during the t ot summer days. 11

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RATING THAT GOLDEN BIRD. Freshman ■Mward Lewis savors the delight, the defect. and lw great taste of Church's Chicken 4 EAT YOUR From time to time everyone needs a break from long, tedious hours of studying. For this reason, campus organizations frequently organize picnics on the main campus and at parks In the surrounding areas. These festivities offer students, administrators, alumni, and friends of the University an opportunity to enjoy the company of old freinds while meeting new people. Pernaps the most attended outdoor activity is the annual President's picnic. This event, held in August, is designed to enable new entrants to meet upperclassmen, faculty, administrators. and even the President himself. Each year the President's picnic helps to promote good will, new friendships, and fond memories. The tradition of celebrating being a part of this illustrious institution continued this year and set the stage for what has seemingly become a way of life. By Debbie-Anne Thompson H E A R T O U T IT'S PARTY TIME What would a prcmc be without dancing, as shown here by the students.