Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Entre Nous, 1923 '1-55? M :Sf .n' f I 1 .Q-X: 1' i' xr' ,T i J Il in 1 Q, ,Q i - . f A 4 454, 'lt r + mul- 3.-it -..-. 4' d 7 Yfrf ' Y. ' ' 7:- ollege Sunday School Class OFFICERS ORLANDO OGLE . . . . Prrsidfnl Rosweu. Owexs . . Trmsurrr vlRCINlA CARSWELI. . . Virr-Prr.vidrnt G. XV. Yanmtouou . . Svrrrfary HB? CLASS Every man and woman desires to one day ohtain success. Success only comes through right living, and one must pattern himself after Jesus Christ, else failure is certain. This class is striv- ing to Be Square with God, to understand His teachings and practice them every day of our lives. The name of the class suggests the simple fullness of our purpose. ln Dr. Barrett the class has one of the ahlest, most consecrated teachers in all the city. Dr. Barrett, who was formerly president of the city commission of Birmingham, is a splendid trihute in his daily life to the God in whom he trusts and believes. His lectures are one of the richest treasures opened to Howard students. The enrollment for the year has reached the century mark and attendance has heen regular. Early in the session the class became too large for the small room at the church, and has moved to Montague Hall. It is the purpose of the class to make itself one of the livest, busiest and most felt organizations at Howard. First Srnirslfr. E. E. Jouxsox . A. S. hNA'l l'ERS . EURA ABRAMS . . A. N. XNILLIS . . . NANNIE B. CHANDLER . BURLEY Bucimxsos: . Fimxx I.ASSl'I'ER R'riim. CLARK SARAH BHN'rl.iax' jAMias C,xMPniai.i. Roi' Gzuumi-:it Gems jonxsosr 'l'llEl.MA S'rAcY Rum' l.l'l'l'l.E SEl.llI'IN Slllil l lIil.D IRVIN QLTINN BURLIVY liucimxxox MAYMH 'l'uoMvsos: JAMES ll. XVISIC XV. li. filiI,l.li'l'lli MARY I-Zsiui-:it liias'u.icx' ll . Oiiege B. Y. P. U. CDI-'FICERS . . Prrsidrnl . . . . l'ifI l,l'l'Jizl'!'llf . . . Rrfortling Sfrrrrary . . COI'fl'.fp07IdilIfl Srrrrlary . . . . . Pianist . . . . . l:lI0fi5fI'l' . NIEIXIBERS A. S. XV.x'r'i-riks Biz.-x'riucic CAVHR MINNIIZ Liar: Powicu. I.lil..xNn jouxsox Naxsuz B. Cu.xsoi.iau D. M. Bxaswerl. lllI.'l0N R. l'P'l0N GR.-xc:-1 P.-xss li. I.. liuxoek Iii.i.io'r SCARHROLYTII INI.-um. hVll.l,0l'lIlllH jlii- Dicsm' l.oi'cia lliasmux l'.u'i. li.xitNi2'i'i' 125 I AN i nu U.. 5 7 ' 1 'ill I p ,iymllxlq A- Srroml S'rrnr5lrr. . . Pau. BARNh'l'I' . . . A. S. XVA1 'rests . Naxxte B. CII.-XXDLER . . . Ernm. Cihxiuc . . lN1.u'zuE Tuosiesox . Bt'iu.m' BL'cu.xsxox XVILLII-I M,ue lluzm' IEURA Aniums I-2L's.x .-Xinusis Ukmsoo 0421.15 II. P. Amos Viitoisu t'.iRswifi.i. jL'1.l.x I-ixxi.i':.x j. l.. l4lsKl.i-2.x 'lEANNli'I'lE Y.xi'r:ii.xN .'XR'l'lIL'R Klxc: lisiku: Pi-'i ix Wu.i.i.xs1 A. Cosxrx liksms I.. Ciurw nl. josiss Sli-'wuu ul. limo Ri sits

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L,- E, up +51-iii-1?'iw'v W Pig 5.1 E n tre No u s, 1923 X , 7 1 I Wiix fi 14'---1,91 -h E J I Q 1 s 'J-vf i -ul an Eff -:....a f - I i - e-' L The Square and OITIPQSS e- ' ' ,Uma . . - Wff,-?lMFif-F S a national fraternity, the Square and Compass was organized under the 1' S ., A, . . . l g' laws of the State of Virginia on lllay 12, 1917. . i The Howard Square was organized on February II, 1921, with the following lllaster llrlasons as charter members: H. L. Nipper, li gl? Bell, VV. T. Edwards, A. lll. Glover, V. B. Ross, V. lll. Gardner, B. Lawrence, VV. RI. Kelley and R. B. Sims. Q Each year the Howard Square has continued to grow. This year, being no exception, has been the most successful of any preceding. The organization is for Blaster lllasons only. It is here we meet and resolve to- gether to carry forth the great principles of lllasonry to help humanity, to uphold the principles of brotherly love and co-operation, especially to co-operate with our college in furthering knowledge and manhood. VVe invite Blaster Klasons to unite with us, believing that in union there is strength. Our meetings are held each Tuesday evening in the Franklin Literary Hall. There is, at present, a movement in progress to buy a permanent home for the Square, which we hope to enter during the next college year. It is with pride we point to six of our faculty as lllaster lllasons, whom we claim as honorary members, also there are two splendid young men now being made llasons, as indicated in the roll. At a recent meeting, the Square elected Ur. Crelley as its foster father. Our motto: Kindness and brotherly love to all. R. I.. Airxxxixrza B. F. AATKINS Raxzr Becxxea D. VV. liuicsox A. M. Groviau S. I.. lIif:.x'rn I . R. Bixsiaxniaim P. P. BURNS BIEAIBERS B. R. JUSTICIE Ifiuan F. M.-xierix I. XV. MYERS R. li. Ovviixs IJ.-n rox Rinnmz R. B. Sims lTONOR.iXRY RIIEAIIHTRS M. li. fiARRE'l'T ml. il. M11.1-'oxo Miasiinfizs ix '1'11iflXI.xK1NG A. II. KING Guo. R. Siixox O'1'111ia BIASONS IN CtDl.l.lEGlE J. Ii. Fimxxs CARI. llliflll 127 cgi I K- IFX JA- FQBN A I P -. mfLLZ .iili1m, 1 J D. Tnozufxs A. 'TKAVVICK . VV. XVEAVEP. . G. XVHEELER L. XV11oR'1'oN . L. XV x'.x'l 1' K. OPITZ . P. Rien.-xknsox J. D. XVY.'x'1'1'