Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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of ,fj -4 rn 7 50 cn 2 59 ffl fl 7 O 1957 - a memorable year, one long to be remembered, for at that time a chapter in the exciting history of the one hun- dred and fifteen years of Howard College came to a close. We, the staff of your ENTRE NOUS have tried to capture the spirit of that year as the climax of many long decades of struggle and hope, of an ideal that refused to be quenched in the hearts of men and women throughout the history of this institution. Per- haps we could take our motto from Elizabeth Barrett Browning and say, Grow old along with me- the best is yet to be. For that truly is the history of Howard in capsule form. The traditions of Howard are grounded in the past life of the state of Alabama and in the annals of the Baptist Churches. The promise of the future is as bright as the hope of the past. From a Cinderella existence, Howard has evolved into her era of the Prince Charming. We leave you with the traditional, . . . and they lived happily ever after. We have tried to 'present to you a moving panorama of the scenes of Howard's history - the life and spirit of its student body, the inspiration of its faculty and admin- istration, the terror of its examinations, and the rewards of its hard work. From 1842 to 195.7 is a long time, chronologically speaking. Our hope is that we shall be able to give you a peek into the life of How- ard College as it was and as it shall continue to be. on 'O rn C5 fl

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