Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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X' 1 FR 'M'- Entre Nous, Nineteen Twenty-four . ig nf f rx , N If A U 5 Q N um- 1 if .6 ' w N Z f E I uni nuumnmmuu I f If mm m llnllll nu --IIQIE: PRESIDENT JOHN C. DAXVSON 17

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sgew 'E ' , . if Entre N o us, Nnlefeen Twentydfour c, .........,................ -Giz a ', u ::' - - 'n,,,,,m.mm'um' I l mx 312122115 fur llnmarh Icfeafs for an rnstrtutron of Yearnfng are necessclffly both physical ancf spfrrtual. , On the ffaysfcal sicle, it fs our clream to have, in the near future, a 1Sractfca77y new set of ouffcfmgs winch snail fos- sess arcfzftecturaf beauty and wfzfcfz snail oe in harmony with the best traclftions of academic construction. These buildings sfzoufcf not onfy be Zveautffuf, out they should conform to the most modern cfemancfs in arrangement and equfpment. The success of the coflege cfegiencfs very largely upon tile number of its instructors anal tfzerr scholastic 15re1Sara- tfon. As the colfege grows, if is our gfurgfose -to Zvrrng into the facufty an rncreasrng number of teacfzers afreacfy suc- cessful fn the art of rnstructfon anal in creative azvrfrty. It is our lzofe tfzzat the fevef of stucly and sclzolarslzfgi Jn our stuclent Znocfy may oe mcreasmgly fzfgfzerg that our stu- cfents may afways exercise a sffrrt of common honesty in tfzefr clarfy relation with each other ancffn tlzefr concluct fn cfass ancf on exammatfong that their lrves ma by a spirft of gentfeness and courtesyg that they may oe? come resfonsrve to generous imgiulses and noble asgif- rat1ons. y be guided It fs our cfesrre that Howarcl Conege magjiincrgage fn J 1 7 a a e ucatmna Sp77'7f, ancf that it may Znecome a gflace in which mterezsts are createcf, entlzusrasms krncffecf, Yove for truth rn- sbrre , and where fearnfng, rather than information, fs the goaf of the teaclung. JOHN C. DAWSON. 16

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6 QKN fx 5 1207 -.L i ' . : 1 ,I at Milk A , 1,-E542 - g Entre Nous, Nnzeteen we nfZ!'7f0U7' U I f , I :N : ' X , J 'J 1 T 5 ' , - A -...,. ' , 5 : . -T' 2.w,,' X -- --.., -Ekfui N' X ... .....- . .- '-..,,. ---nmunmmmuuuum-num-nmum 1 ll llnmunnn uru1r,ruunIr::'.:. ' V f A Y Y ' 'f' hu, --+ , W A 'Hun Inn in Inuuunnnumrmnnk ,,,, n---....,,N mmunmmnmumunummmImmunuuuuunuuun Officers of Instruction and Administration College Faculty, 1923-24 ROGER W. ALLEN, B.S., M.S., A.M. Professor of Chemistry B.S. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, IQISQ M.S. Alabama PQlyfCChUiC. Iffstitutei .19I93 34-A- University of Michigan, 1920, Special Graduate VVork University of Illinoisg Special Gra uate VVork Columbia University, Member of American Chemical Society! Member df Phi KHPPH Phi Honor Fraternity. A VVM. EVERETT BOHANNON, B.Sc., A.B., A.M. Director of Summer School - . B.S. Southern Normal College, 1904, A.B. fclassicl Southern Normal College, I906Q Life Certifi- cate Graduate VVestern Kentucky State Normal, Institute Instructor, Author of County Educa- tional Surveyg A.B. Cpsychologyj Indiana State University, IQISQ A.M. feducationj Indiana State University, 1916, Graduate Student University of Chicago, I9I6'I7Q President of Asso- ciation of Alabama Colleges, 1920-21 g Professor of Education at Howard College since June 1, 1918. MARIE BosT Librarian Librarian at Howard College since 1917. PERCY PRATT BURNS, A.B., A.M. Professor of English Literature A.B. Ploward College, 1904, A.M. Harvard University, 1920, Professor in South Carolina Co- glucationdal Institute, IQO4-1910, Principal of Howard Academy and Acting Professor of English' omman ant, 1911-13, Graduate Student of Universit f Ch' S f Professor of English at Howard College since 1912. y O lcagoi ummer Quarter, 1913, JAMES HORTON -CHAPMAN, A.B., A.M., TH.M, Professor of Religious Education A.B. University of Alabama IQO4, AM 1905- ThM S h i 1 . - - . . out er B t' ' - 1.9085 Student at Columbia University Summer,Session, 1916' G1rad2i1Ii1tEtSgldT:hi0?cal Segnvaryi sity, 1917-1918, Professor of Religious Education since 1918. , OS on mver- 18