Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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if NAVY UNIT .An ,xgppreczfalfion The wi1111i11g of the war bri11gs to a close the Navy V-12 College Train- ing Program i11 Howard College. In the opinion of the Administration and Faculty of the college it has been at every point a good program. Every officer and enlisted 1112111 who has been assigned to us l1as 11Of o11ly measured up to the traditional standards of the Navy but has show11 an appreciation of our problen1s a11d aided in their solutio11. The Y-12 Program has brought to us students of high quality, 111a11y of whon1 have adopted Howard College as their own, have won high schol- astic and artistic ho11ors here, and have given color and i11terest to every student activity. As the ship's company leaves us-officers, enlisted 111611, and apprentice S621Hl211l1XVC salute then1 all with ad111iratio11 touched with affection and express the hope that the recollectio11s of their service at Howard College may be as 1JlCE1S211lt as the recollections Howard College will have of them. HARWELL G. DAVIS President

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HCDWARD BIDS ADIEU Ocfoiw- QQ, 1945 As a parting gesture the Navy Unit presented its official V-12 flag to the college. Lt. C. A. Schade, Coninianding officer said The flag is being given to the college to place among its archives. May it never again be used in wartime.

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NAVY CDFFICERS LT. C. A. SCHADE, Com- mzmding' officer of the V-12 unit during its last term at Howard. LT. J. C. CAMPBELL who we remember as the Execu- tive Officer. LT. R. E. BQND who We remember as 21 grzmd guy. l