Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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he lllnnmrh Glrimnnn The college newspaper appeared weekly because of the enterprising group show here. Campus news took form from various typewriters. Assistant Edi- tor BLANCHE WALLS either found news or made news. The demon reporter, MARTHA SUTLEY, subtly scraped up news all the way from Mamie Mell to Duck Inn. I-IUBERT MATE and DAN MUR- NANE had the privilege of reporting Bulldog victories in abundance, while IRENE SELF and MARGARET HENDRIX commented on every social fete as to who was there, what was worn, and how they looked. LEE WHITE managed to be clever every week with Words About Peoplef' EVELYN RIDDLE, BILLIE CHILDERS, JAMES LYNN, and C. ADAMS inveigled advertisers, much to the delight of the business man- ager. lk HUGH FRANK SMITH Ldizor ROSALIE THORNTON Buxlncxs lllanagcr

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HOYT AYERS . . MOLLIE ANDERTON . HUGH FRANK SMITH . GLENN I-IEARN . . MARY ELLEN ADKINS LONNIE LINDSEY . ,i 101146 :N 61140014- ' M JLs,.?:z- M 15'- TOP . . Most Outstanding Boy . Most Outstanding Girl . Most Natural Person BOTTOM . . . . . Most Handsome Boy Most Beautiful and Most Popular Girl Most Popular Boy COLLEGIAN