Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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UDWMZQWUWAM ' A flash of color beneath the sky, Old Glory unfurls atop her mast between Qld Main and Causey Gym, and commands a lofty view of the activities of 1000 students and 112 members of the Faculty and Administration, of Howard ollege. Before her unfolds the story of a typical school year at Howard--a story of books, classes, sports, parties, and worship, while in the shadow of her Stz1I'S and bars walk representa- ties of other flags-japanese, Chinese, Philippine, Argentine, Cuban, Panamanian, Hawaiian. One thousand strong, our students come from all parts of the world and from all walks of life. Each has something definite to contribute to the spirit of this Christian institution, and the flag of the United CD F7 so f'Y ra CD 'U P-1 O C 2 K4 2 fa 4 rn U5 -'T' rn -1 r.: 'U 'U r-1 Q 4 2 L8 '-IU 1111111 gy f, 1 44

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