Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Jieninr Class I Clarence I). Cox Birmingham, Ala. i Xothiug that ' s plain but may be witty, if thou hast the vein. Clarence always insists on two things — being in love with a pretty girl and never oh never, omitting tla- !) in In- initials. IK- is the greatest l ' Howard has yel produced and is universalh liked. I ' m -i ' li i. Stutlenl IJody ' . ' I; President, Dining mittee; President, Phi!o Lkerari - i , , Leadei i ' ' : I ' an Helletii ' ' ouncil Gladys Falkner Knsley, Ua. A T i The world must have (treat minds even as spheres situs. Gladys is indeed the sun of all those mortals who inhabit the Latin sphere darkened 1 dread and bewailed Bennett, She is destined and foi d ' ained to become a greal Latin scholar and teacher. But her most outstanding characteristic is her gentle modesty and sweetness. Freshman Marshall ' 18 ' 19 Sophomon Marshall 1 Head Marshall Jn- ' JI; Shelburne Literary .- E. E. Cox Boaz, Via. S K A uozvledgc is power. Mr. ( ox is the most popular man on the campus at exam time, for In has an uncannj ability students understand Mathematics II. cores oi math, students. Mr Cox receives A ' s to ing extent. W inner, A. I) Smith Mi rial I oi l itl i mati ' 19 10 ' i -.i idi mi 1 - ' ' ' ■ Phil ii - 0 i i ; ci ' ' I; Deba I 21 Debate w , ( i imson ni.nl ' . ' : student from M l i Honoi Roll !0, ' l dent, Student Hodj ' □ 000 H □ C HOC 1922 □ c 3 DIE H

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GUI 0rCClHrBErNous2p 1 3 DC Senior (Class Sum ii r I i a 1 1 1 Birmingham. la. 1 ■i heart and Sumter is in pn md of tw hich sufi thai he is at last heginnii spell. He is an accompli ist, a cheerful fellow, and a LYDIA [LLIAMS Fernhank, Ala. est minds are often th dia came to i in h late to establish herself firmly in the minds and hearts of her classmates. She i- an earnest worker, a cheerful companion, and an all-round athlel Claude E. Matthews Scottsboro, la. A Poets arc all who ■ and tell them. Matty is of the matinee id l type — curly black hair and all that. His thoughts have a philosophical Mini and his tennis racket a dangerous twist Matt believes in rhyme and reason. I ; II Club; Bio Dining anklin Liti V . M. C. . : Poet. nior i la- . □ « 1 I □ □ C 3 DC 3 DC 1922 ]0[1 WE lU i a 1

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D J. P. II VI 1 K li- ..rk i- alu.i i pew i WlI.M A IS I A Al Wilma matic al)ilil H URL I : s Binning! K x K ; ll i am, Ala. A I In ' ol man. I It- Mllili n m IdIIoIIE 3 a c 3 DC 3 192.2.