Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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DEDICATICDN Among us there is a man famous in many pro- fessions-for his music, compositions, artistry, and professorship. No idle boast for Professor Paul de Launay possesses as rewards, the title of ,Officer d'Academie, the Grand Prix, and First Prize, from Paris Society of Artists. He is the recipient of prizes from contests in music and art. A publishing house in London, England, has introduced many of his compositions for piano, voice, organ, and chamber music. Born and educated in Paris, France, the son of an American Baptist minister, Professor de Launay has served Howard College in the capacity of director of music and art and professor of French since the year of 1919. The many graduates will always have a pleasant memory of marching down the aisle to the sweet strains from the mighty organ, rendered by the master hands of our beloved pro- fessor. To the composer of Howard's Alma Mater, our French and music professor, we deign to dedicate the Entre Nous of 1939, to Professor Paul de Launay.