Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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C R I M S D M . . . THE STAFF Boyce Albright Editor Cecil Roper Associate Editor Crawford Howell — Business Manager Robert Weaver .News liditor Jo Griffin —Feature liditor Nkll Rae Sample ....Society Editor Eari, Brown ...Sports Editor J!(ivd Barnard Circulation Manager David Thompson Circulation Manager David Thompson, Louis O ' Connor Photographers NEWS STAFF Martha Anne Jenkins, Gaye Byars, Peggy Hagood, Lance W. Anderson, Anne Bell, Margaret Browning, Georganne Jacobs, James Harding, O. B. Hunter, Charles Cleveland, Ivor Johnson, Virginia Casey FEATURE STAFF Jimsy Murphree, Bette Sue Drake, Walter Stovall, Xelda Ruffin, Jeanette Johnson, Florence Kirby, Doss Wills, Frank Bledsoe, Marjorie Sue Barclift SPORTS STAFF— Frank Rains, Ellis Wanninger, George Sharp SOCIAL STAFF- Grammas -Martha Stuart, Fannye

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Jke Editor-in-Chief The Editor-in-Chief of the Crimson this year was Boyce S. Albright, who is undoubted- ly one of the busiest men on the campus. Beside running a highly successful newspaper, printing a copy every week during school terms, lie is an active member of a fraternity and engages in all other social activities. The editor of the Crimson is elected by popular vote of the student body in the spring elections and under the direction of Boyce the paper lias been very popular. THE STAFF These are the people responsible for the weekly 1 Inward College newspaper, the Crim- son. This year, under capable leadership both From its editor and faculty advisor, the Crim- son has hit a new high of presenting more news and less advertising than ever before. While there are those among us that felt that the paper was not truly representative of the feeling of the entire student body, the Crim- son nevertheless has spoken with what they consider to be the actual truth regarding any situation.

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BULL PUP EDITOR AND STAFF, 1948 ft Georganne Jacobs WALTER StoVAI.L Marjorie Sue Barclift Jane Lankford The purpose of the Bull Pup is to give the freshmen entering Howard College an insight into the administration and customs of How- ard. .Marjorie Sue Barclift, this year ' s editor, did an exceptional joh which is appreciated .not only by the freshmen but by the upper classmen as well. All of us learned some- thing that we did not know about Howard through reading her publication. Had Marjorie Sue and her staff been given more money and time, they could have turned out a fine 1947-48 Bull-Pup ANNUAL. As it finally appeared, it might be referred to as a fine miniature of a really good year book. They managed to take the book out of the technical category which resulted in the crea- tion of an interesting guide for the various phases of college life. For the first time, numerous pictures were used and incidentally some new worthwhile advice was doled out to the freshmen. We doubt if another Bull-Pup of this caliber will be published any time soon. Refer to it often as you will find something new upon each reading.