Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Alumni Association 591531, In ia H 2 ff-'ei 4' ,rv I ll? 'uift PN. I. Q ,Y ' . Olin' gs- .EN 4245 kb ini A YN K I it '. 5 K i ' N ' f I FRANKLIN LITTLE L. O. PENROD MRS. DUDLEY WATKINS MICHAEL WHITE President Vice President Secretary Treasurer The Samford University Alumni Association is an organization composed of all former students of Samford University. The business of the Alumni Association is carried on by the Alumni Office on the Samford campus. The Association is under the direction of the Director of Alumni Affairs, Russell M. Donaldson. A magazine published by the Alumni Office, THE ALUMNUS, is mailed five times annually to each alumnus. The alumni of Samford University give financial support to the school in increasing amounts each year. I Dr. Nathan Stott and H. Lindy Martin view the .lax State game Dr. J. M. Dunbar, another Bulldog supporter and game-goer, nlifts the 1 as loyal Bulldog supporters. lids for a better view. at-me Qstvg- is sbt .Q We -o i. 4 ...J,,,,, u x uv ' Q , l l i l l 1 t

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Division 0 Business Administration 06 Qt ,,,.a-an V -, S 20 The principal objective of the Division of Business Ad- ministration is to give the students the background of basic education which will enable them to take advantage of their abilities in rising to high positions in commerce and industry. lncluded in the curriculum, for those who major in any of the areas of business administration, are studies in llt liberal arts. t2t basic business courses and 131 professional specialization. The basic business course requirements of the division provide a broad knowledge of business fundamentals and the operation of the economic system. The breadth of knowledge provided in these courses opens the doors of opportunity in many areas of business and industry. Professional specialization prepares the stu- dent in a particular field so that he may meet the job de- mands for specialized knowledge in an area that interests him. Allen Bryant XXilI.l.l in n. oi-il-in. on-tx. g n . gggflfon Iffjgiffn Clmirnmn. llivision of Business Admlnlstratlon f j. lt.-KY ,-Xl.l,l-IN. NIA. l'niwrs1tx of Alillblllllit lxl l'l'll llltYAN'l'. Nl.ll.A. l'n in-rsity of Mabarna lttlill N. IIIQNIJON. NIS. liniwrsily of Altlitttlllll fll,'Xlil,l'iS W. l. K'Yt1llUN. MS. liniu-r-itx of Alitllitlllil r lXlfItlf'li'I' ti. l,liNIlflt0N. NIS. fic-tugs' l,4'1llmtlN i:'Pll L3 I xl I at llXlf.Nl.N. I l1lX1I'liX ol Xl.il-.una Ntl',I,X'IN XY. 5Xll'lll. I'h.lD. io Flat:-l nixci-its I.l1ItftNXH 'lf ltI'lQYlCS. lit.. l'hD Noxtllxxv--I1-lnl llltflsllt Not pu tnrvvl: XYY'Nlfl,l.lf lt. .l NKK5. MA. l nit:-if-ity of Alilitillllll . pu le JW' 'Tiff Hendon Schatz '40 1570 ff Y 1-0 f V 90 5-1 tmihs - ,f.:-sm