Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Qilnlse nolnlulionv Q J HE Girls' Dormitory and the sorority houses offer a lovely setting for the home and social life of the Howard co-eds. The five sorority houses, recently erected, provide reception rooms, offices and chapter rooms for the sororities. The dormitory affords spacious living quarters for the board- ing students, a dining room, the home economics laboratories, and a general reception room. NEW SIIIIIIRIIY ll0lJSlfS

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IIIE CAIJSEY GYMNASIIJM l TIME for work, a time for play, and this gymnasium, erected in 1930, offers a place indeed fitted for constructive, i wholesome recreation, which must be an important part of ' well-rounded college life. It was named, by the vote of the ll student body, for the registrar, O. S. Causey, and houses ample basketball courts, lockers, showers, reception rooms, editorial Q quarters and ofiices. an U I O 4 F

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rf 4-, , , Cla Cllllflilf CIIIJRCII LOSELY allied with Howard College and the life of her students is Ruhama Baptist Church, one of the oldest Baptist Churches in the state, having recently celebrated its one hundred and fifteenth anniversary. The College Church orig- inates all religious activities for the students, and it is here that many of them have their church letters. I 9