Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Dedication of the T957 Entre Nous was quite easy this year. When the annual was being prepared we of the staff decided on the theme of Through the Years. The reason was that this is the last year on the East Lake campus of Howard and we tried to trace the history of this school through the years in this book. With this theme in mind we then turned to thoughts of the dedication of the annual. We tried to decide on one who had been the greatest service to the school through the years, one who had been loved and revered by the students. When these qualifications had been set there was only one possible solution to the receivers: Major and Mrs. Harwell G. Davis. The gifts of Major Davis to this school are known to all and next year his major dream will be fulfilled with the move to the new campus. The benefits to the school from Mrs. Davis are of the same quality as the Maior's. Through work in the Howard Auxiliary, where she serves as Official Director, and through her support of school functions Mrs. Davis joins her husband as those honored this year by the ENTRE NOUS. gg-A rnff' F the first time this year the ENTRE NOUS was dedicated before school was out. th enior Chapel Maior and Mrs. Davis were given the first copy of the ENTRE US th their dedication inside. l14l