Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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FOR'EVVQ I-ED O give the students an adequate portrayal I of their daily lifeg To fan the smoldering embers of Alumni love and loyalty into Hames by re- calling scenes in which sorrows and joys are alike mingledg To give outside friends a chance to feel the steadfast spirit of the Crimson and Blue of I-lowardg This is the purpose of the 1926 Entre Nousg and if, in the years to come, by turning these pages, a happier hour may be spent in the pleasures of remembering, then we, the man- agement, shall feel worthy in a small way of the high trust and confidence the student body has placed in us and shall deem our time and effort well spent indeed.

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EDICATI N to ERSKINE RAMSAY Because we admire the man. As an indus- trial leader, his successful attainments com- mand our respectg as a gentleman, he is pos- sessed of those humane and appreciative qual- ities which have made him an esteemed and admired figure throughout the South: as a philanthropist, his generous donations have brought well-being to higher educational in- stitutions over the state, and especially to Howard College, where his gift has brought nearer to us our dreams of a Greater Howard. In recognition of these pre-emin- ent traits, this, the 1926 Entre Nous, is dedicated.