Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Xffpf-' ' X' j L. 'ml-Q., it-f I . 15,5 ' 'Q h. .Emi . xxx THE HOWARD FACULTY from left to right: Prof. Wiiitlirop Kelley, teacher of dramatics and director of plays . . . Dr. Edward Rietz, chemistry professor . . . Dr. Wfarren Fulton Abercrombie, associate professor of biology . . . Dr. H. Nl. Acton, instuctor of Romance Languages. Second Ron: Dean P. P. Burns, who besides his duties as dean teaches classes in Literature . . . Prof. Louis Lohr, teacher of economics and treasurer of rhe college . . . Prof. Oscar S. Causey, Dean of Education and professor of Education . . . Dr. George Irons, professor of history . . . jim Stuart, ex-Freshman football coach and newly appointed assistant to Coach Bancroft and head basketball coach.

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DEAN LOUISE OBENCHAIN Mrs. Obenchain besides being an advisor of girls finds time to teach several courses in Sociology. There the many students hear one who is vitally interested in the welfare of our fellow man. After hearing these lectures we can easily understand why she is a Dean of Women. Mrs. Obenchain gives advice to many girls in an understanding way, helping to solve their many problems. We see Mrs. Obenchain in many different phases of college life: hurrying to her class room to impart lcnowledgeg baclc to her oflice to advise some bewildered studentg and a gracious hostess at some afternoon tea. She is an epitaph that any young girl should be. She is a model worthv of imitation by the young women of Howard College. llll A41 V5 . CDBENCHAIN

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This lovely view looking east over the above, with the stately columns, is Riley Howard Campus displays the campus in its Hall. At the extreme right, is seen the full splendor. Renfro Hall, the boys' age-old Sherman Calc, which has almost be- dormitory, is seen at the left, and just come a tradition at Howard. VIEW LGGKING EAST .11-t.-mv. P52 J I fwfr -A'-.'2 1- V '. - .-.- S vtmxmm'-2'f '. A, In . ' , J++ 9 -' m,1RJ-1 , ., 3, . 1 . .. . ., , A .. N , ,- ., A,-.-, -,:,,1,,.i.v3s- w.- 1- -N -. . l I g-0? UI . -, , 3-51.5-wie :Q 2- Q81 ,-awe . , , U., . mi. , , ,- a ,.,. ir- 1'-'H ,S,-1' , .. L 1, ' ds'Q ,.. V-if HP,-3 9 , ,Q-. -. -.Q .N ,.'T'N 5' '- W -. '-' . ', -., :'raa'4:Jf---wfri ' 1 ff - 'ifffbl ., av , 1. 4'2-i'f 1 :'f5U X Hs N '-iNw1s'm1 Y'Z'Q ' ' f -I-1 :f1. . --N -.4-mln' ' ' 5- Y, . ' N ' ,fs r ' , .' Y ,JV h , . -1, l ff. v1.'.. Q ,A .k':. 'JI .M - f L.--f' , Q as-,rf-4--. .-k-'Af fp We-,.14TaKgf 5 '-. ,., -1 flip- , 'f -gg fD1',,'5.f'11'E5n K .av-.., 121,-V .fig-4 .,?f 5,-Nea.-4. -,K . fd 1. ,4 A - 1.74 I 1 . A 4 1 0 - , -, Q 'Q 1 . i in ak l g-d, I Y ' v- ff ln., t il .,L -5 t is . I fy. , 91 , 5. . ,vwklix .Jjhial I Us .X ly 1. vm. Arai- ,-Fw, . , ,.., ,W-.,l nrt- K . Q., ,f. , - - ', 0,11 L ,, ' ', , .i- :N -an-'W' ' . . . ui ' - v- 4, - , ,',, .ir ,jffiilrtvv 5 ,F TW 14 . fri' A- 'PWZQT' 1:11 iw -' Liifikq 5'5 V 'J' - m:,, 'i- AQZ- L' 'X' ii, -if-Q:-li-i.Q'i .f . l :f?+ ,LI 7, Ffpfj: I, ', qua, V: fa ,:v '?.1',-.QV ' ' - -Q Yo., .KV . ,,,. L, , -,N sl D - , ' -1- . -sf, . .Que . .Q ,ff ,, . -1 -v I - - , , ' ' A u W. ' 1 ' u .- i . - . 41'-V w . - a- .. .--.. .. - va ' .,', - . I U --V. V , J.. N v , . ' , ' 1 6 N , ' ' . A . 1 ,yy .1 'T