Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Two years ago the CENTENNIAI. FOR- WARD PROGRAM for the purpose of raising S5U0,000 to be used in paying the debt, constructing new buildings, and buying new property was launched. Dr. Reid was selected as vice-president in charge of the program. Under his able direction the pro- gram has thrived. SI7i,93l has been paid or subscribed, not including the 550,000 left the school by the late Crawford T. johnson. Sl00,UOU in cash has been paid up to date. The war came, making the construction of new buildings impossible, but this money has not remained idle. The new complexion in the form of white paint that the campus has talten on is one of the results of the Campaign. The debt has been refinance.l. new property has been bought, general im- provements have been made. Since the Pro- gram was caught in the draft, so to speak, and is being held up for the duration, the opportunity to be both patriotic to our country and loyal to Howard has arisen. By buying Vfar Bonds and giving them to the school, one can accomplish this double purpose. 1 i' 2, ,,, E 'Ci wins ,ttf TW-f if .N K1 N. Q A . A T L T U Pl E T U ice Q'Q5iCl!QlZf Dr. H. gl. XVillingham. former president of lflorence State Teacher's College, is shown presenting Dr. Reid with one of several one-hundred dollar XVar Bonds given by him to the Cl1NTlfNNlAl. FORXVARD PROGRAM. Dr. XY'illingham was gradu- ated from lloward in 1891 and has shown an active interest in his Alma Mater. This picture is merely symbolic of the spirit of loyalty exhibited by the alumni, students, and friends in supporting How- ard Kollege. i ? l i l t 1 3 5 I . i I l l il if l l l I l l i i ri in . .4 I i 4 l 1 2 l f 1? av l Y: ji: is 1 ! ,