Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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,- Ae So, we're Seniors this year. Better go check with the Dean to be sure of the status quo. It's hard to believe it's almost over. Remember the time we slipped out after ll And the rows we had over tacking up signs the year the buildings were painted?-They made it plenty tough for us during initiation too. We got in on the tail-end of Howard-Southern football and went walking in the moonlight? rivalry. Remember when the mock frats, MXM and Eta Beta were in their heyday? just goes to show you what the war will do.-The preach- ers are not only speaking to the frats now, but -ff Smwefary e.i. T1'l'cI5Il!'t'l' , a due to the exigencies of circumstance have moved in with them. Four years can make a lot of difference some- how, especially if the last one has a war in it. It's tough to have to see our classmates gradually sifting out. Yeah, it's terrible to have them leave in ones and twos but when it comes to twenties you're just about ready to sign an armistice. There will be lots of us who won't get to walk up when our names are called on that great day in May, there'll just be silence. But we don't talk about that. Somehow elections have lost some of their ap- OFFICERS Presia'e11f eees at at eeeeeee as JAMES SHARMAN Vim' Prcwirfwlf ' S1ANL13Y HAND ss,.,aBoBBl1a NICHOLS JORDAN s Lois lWURPHREF LEE f.