Virginia Union University - Panther Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Opening .... Seniors .... Juniors ..... Sophomores . Freshmen . . . Calendar of E Administration Sports ..... Greeks ..... Organizations Royalty ..... Activities . . . ents ........ ..... and Faculty The Panther Focuses On Interests and Actions of the Black Nimwgi W liar' ,. up M t 2'V3wiWgWUwfvr3jffEaW Wwbwwwe , L www fi W W W Ol GQ 'glwiv -To WNW ga Sjtiv' T23 YVXQWL Xtra Kaul gxbwkkb Veg' GC CQT +G QM xl UV!-Q, Qcurv G- E Q ifnatk klilns-s, CLLUJQLXS Mime Q l XV7 X LA1.. Cluoni Bevxisu.. OC l,'1x,tw1uF de SLA: XR' fQQrScvxaKN'tl , ilXvoCLtL5 fgvvtg WX013 Wwe Wtxttlmt Safco mtl. K,-Q,-.sa Xl 1970 PANTHER ,W Q Virginia Union University Richmond, Virginia 23220 Contents Published by the Board of Student Publications Staff Editor-In-Chief ............... Nancy J. Lewis Associate Editor . Business Manager Photographers .... Faculty Adviser . . . . . . . Wilbur Harris . . . . . . . Sallie Shaw . . . . . . Scott Henderson Leslie Scott Wilfred Chritch Archibald H. Benson lox

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The 1970 Panther focuses on actions, in- terests and motivations of the Blackmen because, we, the members of the Panther Staff realize the importance of the impact of black on America today. We would like to begin by defining what we mean by the term black. Black is anything connected with or pertaining to the Negro, who is cur- rently called the Afro-American or the Ne- gro himself. Black has suddenly become as popular as world-wide accomplishments in politics or records set for accomplishments in sports. We have decided fas a popular song puts itj that it is better to die on our feet rather than live on our knees. Our leaders have convinced us that we should be proud of our kinky hair, our large noses, as well as our African heritage. We have finally become black and proudq we have become aware of blackness and This world sure is in a mess. . sg 0 Students Murphy Brooks, Juel Ross and Ethel Bryson discuss foreign languages with Mr. Hubacher and Sierra, Amity Aides at Virginia Union. . flip ff-- first in so doing we have cleared the grounds upon which we begin building the founda- tions to support our eventual equality. Blacks have begun to learn more about themselves and in so doing they are allow- ing the world to know more about them. We have helped to falsify so many of the myths which have made men believe for so many years that black is dumb, black is ig- norant, black is lazy and black is evil. This so called Black Revolution has come upon us with a strength and vigor never before exerted by any other minority. This revolution is led by millions of strong- willed, high spirited Blacks and supported by millions of sympathetic, understanding whites. It is world renowned. lt is a strug- gle for manhood, womanhood and the right of being treated like a human being. - TW' fx-f ...T ll -gsi - SHZPHN: J ' -0 d 1 1i f' -ff' sf' . Mac Vicar Hall-The newest of the women's residence halls. musff, fi .... - le-L . ,. . if i. - . -2 awash -'fff:s::::s::::: - L.-.T , - I V i '1 Y -' .V 'il farthest, - i:a,gE5Sggii4ilwr, . ?.A 2 -, ,N Q ,iiijgggigggga N . 1... M Q- ii M , .awww in ii T V as .slilm-iii if il ,,i,,iii,, iiimiiimiii if - mx l Y ez, liselsuwgg if if if if W-,f-,gli- vig W . -V -, v iii,,iiiQ'rf's,w-,Em-s -me ll 'L 3 , , i ll Wm si ' -1 ll' tiers