Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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DR. THGMAS .NEAL P As President of Howard College, Dr. Thomas V. Neal has striven to give the college a more desira- ble place in the sun from an educational stand- point. He has attempted to bolster the personnel as well as the physical equipment of the college. He has succeeded very well in his difficult task when it is considered that most of his building program toolc place in the depression years. The Pharmacy Department is an outstanding example of the progress he has made in doing things to advance the college. Students from all over the country come here to talce courses in Pharmacy alone. I-Ie handles the dual office of executive and educator with the same ease of manner. Whether ofalfowafuf on the football field, in his office, or making a formal address, Dr. Neal's sense of humor is al- ways present to make the best of any situation. A native of the state and himself a graduate of the institution, Dr. Neal is peculiarly fitted to cope with the needs of the college. He has made many friendships and other contacts for the college lo- cally and far away. Dr. Neal is very approachable and is willing to give consideration and thought to any problems confronting students in which he may be able to assist. As the ranking executive of Howard College, may he continue to use his pleas- ant personality in the interest of the college. TT?