Shaw University - Bear Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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i ftHHr l ■ ■ ■ « ' r mm m rn m rn m f FOREWORD ■r«|f a i-ft ! r IOt ft We leave in the past the best years of our lives to an Alma Mater most dear in our hearts. As we depart from these sacred walls of learning we shall drift on to untrodden soil where we shall but labor with zest and give the best. ifty i • m . li B Ours will be an untiring effort to contribute to every personality we meet, joy, sweetness, and light. Behind us are the days of toil and joy which are ours alone. This very moment we honor and adore, for this celebration will never be seen again. li m mWk %v, k. So we’ll remember that the keys to success, as we narrate the true lives of each other in this publication of The Bear, are Manhood and Womanhood. As these pages of time are turned, we hope to recall and rejuvenate these idealisms and cherished memories through our uplifted spirits. JkM A ft jjTr ■ 4 PPL 1 a »Vri »y.v k v.V.%%V - -v.v.v. V %V«S%Vir

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m6-W r»T ■ - - ■ m - %■ THE 1953 BEAR Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of SHAW UNIVERSITY Raleigh, North Carolina Mary V. Dudi.ey Editor-in-Chief Mae T. Adams Business Manager

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1 BBB BBBBB 0 « Ill 9 I 1 I %? 0 0 %i is ipii iii As we anchor the ship which has taken us over a four-year voyage of intellectual development; we are ever mindful of the stormy seas over which we have so suc- cessfully sailed; but in spite of this we persevered. If we have accomplished anything as a result of this experience, or if we are to contribute anything to the world which greets us with open arms, we owe it to our illustrious parents and guardians. Because of their untiring efforts to stand at our helm when the sea was stormy, the Senior Class proudly dedicates this issue of The Bear to our parents and guardians. 5 y. M I%%% Jp! mbjmwm 1 j ». Amm • • mmm . j mk • r «yS!» L®® ®J®J» ® ® 0 0 ® ® 0 ® ®J ®J» ® ® ® gl ® gB ®J 8 - ® kvsvIvXvI ' I-XvX’Iv.’. ' .v.;