Shaw University - Bear Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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FAREWELL TO THE GRADUATES-1953 1 ENTERING THE SCHOOL OF LIFE! College days are happy days. The memory of them will linger throughout life. In college you have made rich and lasting friendships, wholesome contacts with teachers and fellow students, and you have walked with them along the paths of history, literature, science, religion and philosophy. This rich experience has widened your vision and prepared you for the larger school of life where experience is the teacher and discipline must come from within. As you pass through the portals of this historic institution you join the ranks of those who labor to make the lot of mankind better; they are social workers, teachers, doctors, ministers, and “just plain folk” who have not had your opportunity and do not share your rich heritage. Join hands and hearts with them for they are your schoolmates in the larger school of life. 5