Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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SCHIOFS ALIPRED MAJOR CHILTON, A.B. .... .fInniston, Jlabazmz 9 K N Major is Knox Spearman's twin. Brainy and hard working, he is frequently seen about the Science Hall. Besides a splendid college record he has done considerable out- side work. Ti-nnis Club 13, 413 Crimson Stat? 13, 413 Scientific Society 4.2, 3, 41. DoRoTHY EVELYN CLARK, A.B. ..... . Falkvillr, Alabanm A A H Evelyn has been the mainstay of the Girls' Glee Club since her freshman year. She is of pleasing appearance and is the finest sort of pal to have. Best All-'Round Girl in Freshman C'lasS3 Y. XV. C. A.: Y. XV, A.g Vriiiisoii Stuff 1213 Glen- Kfluh ll, 2, 3, 413 Ibrnniatic l'lub 11, 213 Soplminorl- Ili-- poitel' Entre Nousg XR'umun's Studi,-nt Governmt-iit il, 2, 3, 413 Girls' Advisory l,'UUlll'il 431: Pre-side-nt xv0IU2lll'S Student Governnis-nt 1413 Tri-asurt-r Pzuif Helli-nit' Council 4413 Economies Club 141. JACK COKER, A.B. . ...... . Irozzffale, fllllbfllllll A E-X A fl' Jack has accomplished much during her three years at Howard. She has made the Honor Roll each year, served the Glee Club as an accompanist and as a singer, and is a member of the Allied Arts Club. Honor Roll fl, 213 Violin Act-firiilvaiiist Glee Club 12, 313 Allied Arts Vinh: -1 l ,,, 0 I .1 Pan-Hi-Nm-nic Cfmnuilg Chi Delta. Phi. i D J. E. DILLARID, AB. . ..... . Birnzinghrmz, .Hrzbunm II K 111 Besides being our star cornetist, jim possesses a brilliant mind and a most en- gaging personality. VVith the start he has he bids fair to succeed a la his renowned father. Band fl, 2, 3, 41: Give Club Uroln-stra 42, 3, 41: Assistant Cheer I.e-:uh-1' 121. l Q ,M X v il ' , f ' 0754 A VJ' 'I ,Z nfl?-V' Y: X X ' zu! ' eeeeeeee e A in ,W ' 5 1 .ii Y ,,Lfjjf'??,..L-Y pci 'jf' lffy -11 I I gr X- l 'rf , 2 ,, f f , 3 ,.,vi1.J..lw,,.,4. - , - fl , -'xii Q! 75 1 .4 Ag -' I, , ' -hffr pX,.7- Xffiifff 5- 5 ,4-1, L - sv 1' , ,..- J ' f-- ' ef, Q -re ,, ' f . -ffg .?'17flZQi,! ifl ll' yan-,- ' ' M , 7 74 ' -1 ' i ' A N ,,,7- Y.i A '14 Ni . if Q-T4-- -'I V X T -- ' ' rf JI- h :L -Q .Q-4-i', l-.-...,..?niF,J, 5' 'l ,. ff- - . - If , Nita ., - ' ' ,gg ,ii-in 'Ml-f ,A':,-2-.I 5 I xp' .N Tk Kb! ,,.,----- ul'-- -, as '14, Q .,.,.,.- - ,:., q'X N1UHAf- N Lu mi ,s 1' -W A--C M, 5 Q - ', C A ' ' QQ 14151 --'

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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

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SSIITOYS RUBY DIZ.-XNE TJOYLIZ, A.B. ........ . . Birnzingham, filabanza li A 2-B H 9 Ruby Deane is one of those poor unfortunate workers in the registrar's ofhce whom we puzzled folk worry with our questions. Ruby Deane, in spite of the fact that she is graduating in three years, found time to earn the A. D. Smith Improvement Medal, make Honor Roll and Beta Pi Theta. Math I'x'ugi'i-ss Medal 117: Honor Roll 11, 213 Frent-it Club 11, 2, 331 Fat-rio Que-eno Ciubg Beta 1'i 'l'iit+ta. 4?-c B. F. DYKES, A.B. . . . . .... Boyles, Alabzznm Dykes is one of those divines and carries heavy pastoral and family responsibilities. Tjifi VVith his conscientiousness and ability, he should succeed in his chosen work. Ask him .' about Texas! I, Q Mi If XJERA ELLARD, A.B. ................ Biflllillglllllll, rflabanuz 4 , I , A ii: , V f te ee ef- 1 J That she is finishing in three years attests Vera's persistence and excellence in her Y 'f-T ff . . . . pf lf studies. A local girl, she is a lovely character and has many strong friends. 1 Y. YV. C. A. I XX i 'Y x si x ALFRED H. EUHANK, A.B. . . . . . Ensley, Alabama sei? 2 N . ,f-A For I'iI'll tho' fvanquisllrd, hr could argue still. If -,, aa, Alf, during his four years at Howard, has always been in the thick of things. gf 'rf 1 Drama, journalism, parades and politics are just a few of the activities that have claimed 214 his attention. , ,J lisa Glec- Club fl. 2. 3r: Bullpups 4113 Franklin Literary Society: Scrap Iron 'TX Quartet 12. Chg t hztirman Howaril-Southern Parade Committee 135: Crimson Staff f2, 31: Editor-in-Chief Crimson N35 Dirtctor ot' Sigma Nu Review iTX'x-4 12, 333 Honor Roll f3J. , 7, 'Tqx 7' if ' 1 if K x f faeierrx-w hu--1 .V :Ito fi T l..J4:.2.IlT..i-' 5 2 ,.L I..-,tgq-, ..,. i : fu-o'L'.t,1Lw - L K,-, , ,, 3 xi--q'z1,i.?5g, . V, cf' Q2 ,L-. 5 V 'l 'WiiF 'TlT', fl,-:if---rilgf ,. ,ff , -WA.: , -4' . l, -Q , - li fPffffugifpff.-:1f9,-f-iiiLf..---- elif' ' of 2,42 :. f e11ff,,fg,p.-ff iv . 1, 2 'I' - :ji-1lllu'lg1ji:j1Z-ZLL f,,Z I -,fx gnu' iii ii Elitiiief' f J lt. - I f ' q , ,---.-.fQ:?f-y , AI , , ,,,- -YQ ffl, a- 'N-H' .flifl Az:iifQ,L'Ti X -'X ' l K 4 vf,-,fzf'i 'f' , IHIJQ ' . ..p. W . TWXEQ 'E,i- ,fifi-'Zi' .f:fQbf,'nf,ii5:57 .iff 71 '. 'low A vfi?1grQfLi iililki-fd iw? - ,. ,f,, 7' , ' quiz' flt -I V I ' ' i, in- --5 ,Sf-N f,i,4X +-j:,:ti:-xx -j -f1,l - , -----fr 1- ?i UST? I -A T W T 2 -.-..- Q,--f ---, Fyfg 7 3'---2-fi:f,' 21-5 -iv ? 6 '-4-fn--,,,....,-.i .,.Li,, sl, L . PM ,R E ,-Q, , in , , 1 lv . '-A '?w?2irU,!j1v- .sat-.f i A .1--3 ,T