Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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r ' fv rr. Q l ' l Department of Art .3 J The Art Department has a three-fold purpose: to prepare . students professionally in the field of art, to provide .l students media of self-expression through art, and to teach students to enjoy and appreciate art. Hand Vann Woody X pw Department of Foreign Languages The Department of Foreign Languages endeavors to pre- pare students to read, write, pronounce well, and, insofar as possible, to speak the respective six languages taught. WHEELER HAWLEY, Ph.D. Head, Department of Foreign Langua e HUL-CEE lVl. ACTON, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin M.A. I University of Alabama ll., MAX GARTIVIAN, lVI.A. University of Alabama EBERHARD SCHACHTSIEK, M.A. University of Berlin ROBERT C. VANSWORD. Ph.D. University of Lwow GRACE EZELL WEEKS, Ph.D. Inter-American University I.-E A 6:3 MYRALYN F. ALLGOOD, 'Win' .image Y' '-A' , .iff-' et 4.50 'Q F' L ll -4 f' ' , 'V I - 'l' Wir. 1 I . -,J F -tk, Iwtipt 1 p..-, X J? , U Q14 A ,, I ' 1 MRS. CLIFFORD WILDER. All. Head. Department of Art CHARLES HAND. M.A. University of Alabama LOWELL VANN. AB. Howard College THELMA HASSLER WOODY. AB. Alabama College Acton Schachtsiek Allgood Vansword Gartman Weeks '9- 'ze Q., 'W .79 N I

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5 Dl'l'l'.9l.0lZ 0 Humanities l,f'I1llIfflIlf'llf lIf',lUllfIIllll.SIII qv- 5 Y. Since many people lmve their opinion upon the intvrpretu- 5 tion of fnrts whit-h are giwn. tht- lleptntinrnt of journalism 1 i 1 1 raining nf its ftutlvnts tu lw ur-ll qtmlifif-fl anal fully zmgtre- in thvir wnrli. tlullfllilllilll Courses are not only amlaptecl to the niajors hut to those wht, sez' the nvecl of self-cxprcssitm in their cltusvn pro- fession. '4 .ara- K ' .- WIl.l,lANl S. BAX'l'lfll. li'h.D. LEWIS ISRNOLI1 BS llcml. lh-purlntent of journalism Allbllfll l 1liVCl'Sily l,l'llIll'flIll'I11 Qf Speeclz and Dranzalic' Arts 1- ' I A l lllYt'l'SllY u The llepurtmvnt of Spam-lm and llrznnatic Arts helps the Student develop the vssvntizils of SpCl'Cll for cvvry clay con- wrsutimi. ztnrl mlrainaitir spoon-h training for the artistic- niintlvrl stuflm-nt run lu' sought through the vxtm-Currictxlar artivities of wurkslmi iluys. marur clmnlutiv productions, IINII ut 'I J ' ' 'A' ' intvrr-ullegziato mlm-lmtv and spunsursliip of high svhool tourna- f Alzilmnut ll1l'IllS. tl. fXl,l.AN YICONIANS. NIA. llwml. l,l'IHll'lIll1'lll nl SlN'1'1'll atncl llmtiiulim- ,-Kris x. Ul 8 as L9 K! 2- 24 ' f