Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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-- . .Q -'ECA '.'-ii.,-,iff 14 . fseco-L . V J .- .,. J -,NEI Entre N ous, 1923 I ' -- X X ti zifiiii 4 SENIOR CLASS - mf ij Y S-9 Jl PROPHECY X-ragga, ,gl l 2' X Q I Prophecy! I seemed to have lived fifteen years in the past five months, since I was elected prophet. Evidently the tension had been great. Snap! went something in my mental region. A unit of time was consumed in a delirious trance in which was portrayed the further adventure and oppor- tunity of '23 seniors Beyond the Threshold. Imagine an X-ray method of locating dominant persons, second, imagine you see a world likened to a modern Utopia in which you would like to live and never be bored. Adjust your apparatus, and note the dazzling lights that are dominant in the Vtopia. They are seniors. In the foreground, notice that-untrue to olden custom-every senior took up the proposition made by Bertha Howard: To all seniors leaving off matrimonial obligations long enough to directly accomplish a distinct task for the advancement of human progress, she would give finan- cial support 'til said task be finished, said finance to come from money earned while on office duty in school. A is for Athletics and for Alford, known of old as Boiler, Ile is coaching football, and has thrice the fame of all others in that particular line. No other name in our old Senior Class could have grown so quickly to the fame of a johns Hopkins as Homer Casey, Bennett, Britton, VVilliams, VVyatt and Hogan. Dr. Nallie Casey is one of the greatest dentists and lecturers known to us. Look to the Four Corners for Clara Dc-Shazo, Dee Sapp, A. M. Glover, Samuel Ileath, I. XV. Myers, Quinn and Red King. They accomplished a great task in religious and social service fields. VV'alter Bentley, Herman Thomas, Jessie Freeman and Mrs. VV. I-I. Bohannon have gained Hudson Strode fame in Dramatic Art. I-lad you ever thought how much care-free happiness means to the healthy? That is just what Mable Hodges, Helen Lane, Mildred McDowell and Verna Connell have been teaching, and they have accomplished untold wonders. Surely you can't hear music through your X-ray imagination, but you can picture J. C. Vaughn, Il. G. VVheeler and Ralph Clark's electro-radio organ operated, not by electricity, but by radio sound. Still thinking of music, think of the good the evangelistic singers, R. B. Sims, Charles llurst, and Burnett Cowart have accomplished. Please note the attractively illustrated book, just edited by Fred Martin and IC. If. Bennett dealing with sure methods of extinction of Amentia. liveryone must be elated over the prospect of being able to learn so easily to write by the method of penmanship advocated by Doc Kelly. All old class members endorsed that long ago. Speaking of writing brings our authors and newspaper writers into the white lights. lNlildred Smith, Robert llerring and C. li. Stone are leading editors and feature writers for the l'topian papers. Virginia Carswell and lf. li. johnson are authors of renown in classical literature and bid fair to keep our Class of '23 living so that from their heights the stars will see us and the earth will prove itself our friends, and we shall meet with a kinship of understanding hearts HH UF WHY- 3, 'IISSII' I.. l-'ru-testis. , ,icuii 4 ,. .1 , mmalltta --

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