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UIK M W LOOK AT SHAW—
Thisr t. Hidings contribute to the
rev. arr<arance Shaw University
1 a*. for i visitor who comes back
ji'.rr 'cvcral years. University
Church. at Hi i-, adding much
«'• »;■•• • • Itgious life of the campus.
It<- exterior is impressive; inside
•hi is ~ tone of dignity and
't'.r <! -a hii-h lends it -.els to joyful
.' ;) 1 .tt»sl x irtg; worship, Spauld
ing gymna-ium at left, has prov
ed os gi‘at usefulness in the
•. •H' aitmti, program. In re
nt months the work of develop
ing the g, otittri floor has gone
)« v ,-<{. Now below the main
p!a> iv.g a»..i classrooms- offices,
and other facilities an- soon to
hi jut in use.
SHAW TO BEGIN
84TH ACADEMIC
YEAR TUESDAY
Prt- parlioi; i!- being made a!
hi -aw University lor the beginning
It'-.- institution 84th aeadcroic
ye, . Member:- of the teaching fac
ulty nd the staffs ot the univer
sity • mao areas of service will
begin returning this weekend
hrivi fir Robert P Daniel has an
nounced s meeting of the staff foi
Tuesday morning. September 13. at
l(i.Ho r.I n ;. The onnual Faculty
Coot, reate will In- held Wednes
day rr min . Afternoon sessions
vi )| ; raid on both days.
Fr-v•»< students will arrive an
if - c.<■; „ the following da.. .
Th ; i i tu rd m-v. students a;-
■yf ■ 1 Oilei tat: ■ • activities v. ill
• ’■. in.- .n- ■> ill coniitux
•n< ii '• 1 •■ d '■. jtember 20.
Tin n.dents so!, be given a
; >y- ; jogi-.--.-l ex J iuoation and a
o -t •>-. i - .-n :i. They will also hear
talks by i i-'vin.-uy oi.'cictl- design*
c.i ' ;h- to i.i theii adjustment
to th ..r»•. -. i og.cjn. Several on
:i ;..i!: vi i :- it itim s also .'.it; nlfai.-
*<• 1
Itt-j:;-tv.-tier of ic-ihmen and - u
t*T .' - v iil be completed
do ■ the fi** . *!'t of '.hi week
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P r»L! C ASSEMBLIES
Throughout the year there are
many exercises anel activities at
Shaw University which contribute
to the community life of Raleigh
Vesper Services are held each
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SHAW’S JS4;* HOME! O.WJVG
TO BE GALA EVENT - Plan
are being' aw«c now tor gbav/
University - 1«42 M«bi;aeco«miig
Sunday afternoon al 1..>0 o'clock.
Chapel services arc held 3 times
weekly when prominent and
interesting speakers are present
erf. Other special activities fill
the Shaw calendar. Important
Observance which bids fair to be
the mi 4 ootetarniing and color
;ul in toctiuccotning history. Chief
i*eur» on the hooterearing m-iw
Shaw U. -Calender of Fall Events
Sept. 15 New r Student? • Arrive
Sept. 16-20 Freshman Orientation
Sept, 19 . . . Uppercassmen Return
Sept. 21 ......... Classes Begin
19 C. M. ....... Opening Assembly
(Gr< nleaf Auditorium)
Ad chests'-. Mr. C. F. Graves. Class of 1901
Fori: c; Crtmiipai Eiizap&th City, N. C.
9' Ut. ; :I1(» V. 1 • initial Vesper So'vice
(It ; vers it y Church 1
"i ■ . '.o-. Dean YV. R.
Oct. 2. A ; :'. M. Vesper Service
Spes.uer: Pfesident R P. Da uiel
{/et. 9 1:90 ... . Vesper Service
Speaker: Dr. 4. J . Peacock
Fnrr.-.er President ot Snaw Ciiiversity
(.)«•? 29 Annual Alumni Homecoming
(See Annoucemen! Beiow)
\<tv. :>, y '■>; P. M. Concert Half Johnson Choir
C'pauio!ng Gynasiurn)
Nov. 9 11 Baptist Series Service*
Nov. 1,8 Founder’s Dav
Hith Annivei'sary Services
In Memory of Dr Henry Martin Tapper
Address, Dr. F. D Sessoms, Class of 19)C
Physician of Wahington, Georgia
rA/vrm i ¥ 1
among these are the annual Bap
list- Series Religions Em
phasis week. Annually the s’oun
d« rN- Day Exercises bring to the
campus alumni and friends from
Raleigh and Ircm various parts ■»?
will be the Sbaw-BowarU foo?-
ball classic to be played Haiat
e-wy al 'ertUMSi October 29 at
f.'itwvi:* Park The oemen aoov»,
FOOTBALL ~;
BIS' Anauai Homecoming
Celebration October 29 1949
y \ Gal- Day of Thrilling arid
Colorful Event.i -md Activities
FOOTS ADI CLASSIC
THE SHAW BEARS
I V C T:- i.i s
THE HOWARD BISON'S
I At OhaVLs Es: k
Saturday. October 29. 1949 2 P. M
OVY LYE-C.MCHI.MG
HOMECOMING PAGE \NTS Y
I ' The Annua) Homecoming Parade
I Specia; nlai Halt - time Co:c
--[ .Tonies
! Crowning of "Miss Home
coming"
Coiotiatir.n cf "ivti.>> AlotT-nt
Formations by Snavv < o-eav
Peppy Baud Music and Drills
[ * i’t• ternizatioh with Old School
I Friend-:
Ticket- soon, to ;-.. or, sale. Pla-i
| novv to join In s mammoth day f
[ Homecoming Celoorstioti. Conte i
j the Ai'inun Secwtar;. Help make
a bis ..•ct-asiOfi BIGOER!
1 'ji .'vi a.iv.i 1..’,
the state and nation. Now and
again, President Daniel, wii«
travels widely- in interest of the
school, speaks to the school and
th-- community at these, services.
veil! be duplicated and garnlshe,
With 3 host of innevatlens a«d
ideas- when the big day comes.
(Cost’d. «n back p*gn- tsia aectiaa):