Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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noi SCIIIOTS ,l. GEORGE Bass, A.B. . ..... .1J'irn1i11glu1n1, iifllblllllll H K A A man's man, who has the ability to make everybody like him. George is a friend, a helper, a jolly good fellow. To do is to succeed has been his motto, or he wouldn't have hurried through college in three years. George went to Cuba last summer with the naval reserves. VVe hear he had a tiempo de gran. FRANCES BOHANNUN, A.B. . . . . Birniingliani, Alabama A Z Nmw'r idlr a lIl0IIIt'llf, lm! thrifty and fllflllllllffllf of nlln'r.v. Bo has enthusiasm for whatever she does-a sort of do-it-or-die spirit that makes her -Y ' accomplishments many and varied. She is a good student, graduating in three years-the f .5 youngest member in our class. YH 7 T17 St-1-mini-3' Freshman Voiniiiissinii: Ftuibnt t'nunt-il 117: Y. XV. 1'. A. l lllilli'i K- 6211: Prupiis-t Senior Vlassg Allin-rl Arts Vlub: Vim-fI'i'i-sitlzeiit Alia-ti .Xrts ,,- i Vlub 1331 Criinsou Staff 431, ff' I . . l .' ..f ETHEL BOND,A.B.. .... . . . . . . . . . . .Blrnlllzghrznl,Jffzbanlfl K 4' - X il. Ethel has had a hand in quite a number of student activities, especially religious onez. -- She is a girl of poise and geniality besides, and brains which combined make her an ex- f' cellent student. - . -.Y i Y. XV. t'. Ag Sveri-lziry Studi-nt Mission Band HH: ltvimi-tg-V Simi'-iii Mission I Hand HH: Girls' Advisory Vounvzl 1333 Vive-l'i'i-sitli-iit Studi-nt Alissi in ,Y Bztml 1-li. ' ,W 0' l ERNESTINE BONDURANT, A.B. . .... . Blrnznzghnm, fllllbfllllll .-' Y- , ... I X Ernestine's talents tend toward art and student work. ln both she is very efficient. and f with all her capabilities she has a spontaneous smile and a happy sunshiny nature. She is graduating in three years. Girls' Advisory Council 4213 Y. XY, V. A.: Uzislu-tbzill 1113 Allied .Xrts Vlub. ' , X f f ,Q iw, l - x ,fy - ,ff f 1 f X il ' IA V, -V' 4 J -,- ,I -fzf 1 , ff Yff1 fe' if 'Je ,J -g J e 51 x 'I , ,- ,iYY lygii .Y ii'?!!Y fi? A-lx 'l l ' ' i ii , VV YY i ' f'q.',,,4f'.'f4',,'4lj!5'rN ' 2 e Y. -2 f -'.4. ,.z' ir, ,- -'Z' , 9' -I V,,-,i.gl- A Q , i- ir - F A : ff:-'d,f ' ' - If -Q - ' ' L' L -f-91' ,-4 ff f7 .4 - 1.A..i..-Ir'-UL' ' X' ,.f f 1 '-A ef S +. - - r ', f,ff'fX56 I Ifflp 1 W - ,A .f',,,...- -.. ' .- 3 ' , -1'. '!3zf2'Q-T-li'3-1--,P-ss. . - -f' -Q-grzmfll - - , Q4,::::--'- ., 3 ' ,--1--.f -e 1 - - , .,. 5 -f-1 .1 .4N,...:xr-'S-.ss-s .e--Lil,:.S--if Yi rffx -H,-1 ,s S25 f YV I - -, f--'- ,-- ',' ' ' -- ---- N N AF' 1 - if eg-..-, 5- X ,427 4 , 5-- 1 fe g j f fvix ,, J..--fl '11--r ,Sl J ,..x-ff - :'..f'e- N01 YL , .N U ,I----.J-,. Y., 7-7 --Y , .QD I xt gg R , -l?-..-- ' 'ff -,fd - -Q----P nas. 5'lfj1 We e X Q-------' X - XM - ff' --il - -5 q t. 'W--f v 1 ......,.-Q-, for -n . . Wh' '

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S C I1 1 O 1' S Biviex HL'N'I'ER .AWTREY, A.B. ...... . Steele, Alabama 111 M-X A 'KI' VVhat phrase could characterize Bill better than, A smile will go a long, long way ? She will always be remembered as an ideal girl, and as one who does cheerfully what she considers her duty. Her poise and dignity are only the veneer of a delightfully warm, frank and urlreserved nature. She is eHiciency down to her finger tips. As editor-in-chief of the Entre Nous, Bill has proved herself an executive of no small ability. Three years has been the length of her stay in college. How has she done it all? Set-ri-tary-Tr:-asurer Frvslimali Vlassg Y. VV. A. tl, 232 Y. XV. U. A.g Pan- Helli-niv 62, 37: Si-t-iw-tai'3' l'3ll-Ht'll9lllt' 1333 Assistant Editor-in-Chit-I' Entre Nous l2l: Girls' Arlvisory Council 121g XVoman's Student Governmi-nt 1313 Bt-.iuty Section Entre Nous 4153 Vit-1'-I'i't-sitlt-nt Chi Delta Phi till: Crimson Staff tl. Il: t'hairm:1n Invitation Vommittue tiljg Editor-in-Cliief Entri- Nous 139, Tennis t lulr3 Basketball 115. 7, ,, ' A. L. B.-XINS, A.B. . ..... . Uneonta, fllabanza n ff l'I K 111 l ng ff- f One can hardly imagine Howard's cam us without the decorative resence of Al. He's ll, X- ,fw f 1 N . P I ' P V lgx 71 -Y-ll', X5 truly Howard s Greek god, and the entire student body recognized it by vote. Al has been - 1 most active in athletics, and the baseball team will be without a sensational fielder and I If ' , captain. 'fl Bas:-hall tl, 2. 3, U: Captain Baseball t3J1 Football Scrub HJ: H Clubg Rx Mask Club. . l ff X all tg' ALTON BARTON, A.B. . .... . . Birmingham, .fflabamn Ii, 'f 9 K N Tiff l i j-4 T,f i x Barton has few rivals in his hold on the affections of a large part of the student body. ZZ' Y Vice-president of our class, he is the capable B. Y. P. U. director at Ruhama, the college if Af -f l church, a talented musician and a plucky and valuable man on the football field, though he All I weighs only 135. Charming, too, is he, and we hate to see him go, though we know it is ,AJ -1 to greater honors still. ... jx Band tl. 2, 3, 433 Football 12, 3, 433 H Clubg Vice-President Senior Class: 'fe , Allied Arts Club. X- gff ijf A butt NEYK'TtJN BASS, AB. . .... . Birmingham, .fflabanza 1' if n K A fx XX Newton is everybody's friend and everybody's Newton's friend. Making college. in three f X-T.7E,QigN.,,4-xv years is a big job, and it takes a big man to do it. Newton also went to Cuba with the ' naval reserves, but he went at a different time. I wonder if it was to keep those Spanish K.. ,,,,'-5:fff3Sjlllf , Q senoritas from thinking he was George. L J iv I , 7 ' Glee Clugx I 5 t 3 if' 'lf' 'iii K- V 174.3 J -, ,.' i . ll-41 3 , 9, ri, Ill I -f f,,jf:15,9YlllQ QQ ,fall lt: 5,5 fag- i will . .4 ff , N l J. fl' -f - 'V 7.2 ill 5 ff 'i 23i'g?QllwQ'lll i1fii 'eiiikii if . lf' fe 1 ,f 'L 22355 ' mis f' .1--,P 'W--'?1'Jw.gx':zft'ff1:Sf -fwfr-de. , fl7 if9j' f :..lim,2 f ff . '-'---1' ' Zi 1 fl i ff- '59'4iiW fi'ii ,i7QT?' iclfh' ll1 M553 1 gfiff' 'wg QQ, Xing, inxyilg ?-' ,fa i l.ii'- g r ' , f- ' yu 14' itf '6i lx? . K:-ci-ri 21 iz.,-. Q -'f -- aw-, 15 -f-f -4 'TSS-----Y- . K Wag f Zig ..--- -- :Lf--rr'-' qze -- X -- 9 ...fi--J '-n1: '1--Q--8--Q ' Qrx 'fa - i Tuff -.3 2 Qi---W f A ,--g VY f re- ff A 1--1 -- 'M - I 'if'1e '2i'ff.,-:' -- -. a, 0 M fa, ' C AX G 'i----5. , .qxh -'YI I gif-hilqlyrn x lf. R..-W. xxx ?,.,,.-,,-I--my 'V ' 11-

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.X . A x 4 fi 1 1 f ,. ,' ,1 l sl ' lt if 'cl ' lk C 1 -A 'Vi' f 1 I 1' ,XE Y. 7 -ff-.4 ,.L Y l ,. W. S6I'l1OI'S FLOY RIIGNON BOYD, AB. . ....... . . Birminglzazzz, fllabanzn A E Our French dictionary says mignon means small, dainty, fairy-like. Floy's name is indeed appropriate. Although she went to VVoman's College and Birmingham-Southern, she picked Howard for her Alma Mater. NIAMIE BRoL'GHToN, A.B.. .... .dmlalusizg .-llabanza A A H VVe are glad Mamie decided to take her degree at Howard after attending three years at Judson. XVhile there, among other things, she took her Home Ee. diploma and was on the Y cabinet. Though she is somewhat reserved, those who seek Mamie soon find her very amiable and dependable. XVILLIAM NUTT BURCHFIEL, A.B .... . Birnzinghanz, zllrzbama E N Billie is a true gentleman, cordial and courteous. He has found time to do steady class- work and keep in the thick of student life, and at the same time hold down a responsible position at Doster-Northington, Inc. Band 11, 2, 3, 41. L. EARL CARROLL, A.B. . ....... . Sloromb, Alzzbanza H K fl'-E T A list of Carroll's honors and activities bear witness to his superior executive ability and poise. as well as the high esteem of his fellow students. Having more than most any- one to do, still he makes honor roll. He cculcl not be praised too much, and there is no doubt of his success as a HY worker. ,, S I 'f Crimson Staff 12, 491 Manager Girls' Glee Club f3l: Manager Boys' Glf-e ! Club 1-ll: Pan-Hella-nic' Council 4373 President Pan-Htllt-nic 143g Stullcnl. Executive Committcc- 13, 413 President Junior Class: .Iunior Class Marshal: r Parade Committee 131: Entre Nous Staff HJ: Vice-President Y. M. C. A. X 1213 President Y. M. C. A. 1315 State Y. M. C. A. Council 1333 President X State Y. M. C. A. Council I-ll: Member of Y. M. C. A. Council for South: .Rx ,VL Rvprtseiitative to Baptist Studi-nt Conferences fl, 2, 3, 433 Representative t0 - -:YQQX Milwaukee Confmrence 141' Alpha Gamma Epsilon 12, 315 Sigma Upsilon Hb. V t z f i xx fig-.Q-Tl' sf: - s 5 -. ' ,, r gh li'.'Q1i:?Q1mi,iq A 5 ' P- 1m':.-fr-r -i YV : - L Y! if--...V L-Gs , QD ' WV1 ,T Ei ii: fly, .WLT ll it -, fi? 'lt P 2111: mn 'tem Wil, l A g rrp, will fe ill an l I . -r ,T ,ff2' ,villa f' bf lllll i I T: K nge. 'flf5?gif'if,ll,'i p. ' lffllll' 'Wil F, i Il 1- f. ,, ,f- iff ii f , I ,. --ff flfllif, if' w-F , 'N--1-b.ffif1f4w-'dJHllZfi?n,- , - Yg2e--'ff' ff -girl ,M Vp :22i:f 7f ' , '- i C' fllfgim iff'-iii!!! fffffffbfiff' ff 4 '4' fDfm,:p'ff. l f'Ki'5ii' ' f i?I . f - - 1 lff,'l ?i7'ln,v g,,f - -ia 4- '.fff 'ff--12 Qf' Lf-iii' fnllm---'LLL r1j,ff..-1 .4 'Z Y Xi- H f i: f L- l mi'-' 'TK 53 Ef?nif,,jj 1iCq'?Q-,fifzfflil i-. Hill? -1j iS.21l414t.!6.4A :xi Y flaws-4'T ev-A5-1 '5 ,. R. or - he if 'igee-A-M-----I.,.e ggf so R' 1-9 -f i,,,,LS-t-Ik---1----., ' -L- ,XQ . -u , 1 .22 .R - ef- , digg! l V ' 5,1- 'l '1 It 1 ' W 2N7?z. f,f, . . 1,,,y.- '1,x : l -it , I 'WDM' ee' - R - X --- -s-- r Z -r ..,, ,v-.N-. a H- . - A vw U-L, V ,ff ,,+,j'3'L,4, ,g ,,,llx?3. .7 Air -..-, I ,, L