Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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Division of Humanities Department of English The Department of English seeks to teach students to develop a mature understanding of the values of lit- erature, and to use the tools of language with skill and efficiency. AUSTIN C. DOBBINS Head, Ph.D,, University of North Carolina ANN H. HARVEY, M.A., Vanderbilt Universityg PAULINE J. POWELL, M.A., Baylor Universityg KATHRYN GREEN, M.A., University of Alabamag PATRICIA V. BEATTY, M.A. University of Alabamag FRANCES W. HILL, M.A., Birmingham Soutlierng FRANCES W. OWENS, M.A., University of Alabamag MARTHA P, BROWN, M.A., University of Alabamag RAY M. ATCHISON, Ph.D., Duke University: JOSEPH L. KING, Ph.D., Columbia Universityg MERRITT E. WHITMAN, M.A., University of Pennsylvania-ig SAMUEL I. MITCHELL, M.A., University of Texas

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SEQ .IANIICS SH.-XRNIAX Cliairiiuui. .-X.Nl.. l'--iilmflx Milli as at L Division of Health Physical Education, Recreation The Physical Education Division aims to develop and maintain the physical health of the individual, and train students for professional performance in health, physical education and the allied fields through one or more of the seven areas of instruction. These include the required physical education program, the adapted program, the professional program, the extension program, the in- tramural program, the intercollegiate athletic program, and the corrective therapy program. , ' ' fM l dg JOHN T. HAYWOOD, IR., MS., Univeristy of Alabamag LELA ANNE BREWER, BS., l-IOHNdH.CEEJWIiARlVlEgNlXLAVifPlEl3lVgUl:iiNO Belly illoward Collegeg AVALEE WILLOUCHBY. NLS., University of Marylandg JOHN LEE AplvIG1gTR6JNfEigeM A University of Alabgmal WAYNE GRUBB, BS., University of Tennesseeg WILLIAM C. HYDE, B.S., Samford University

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Department of Foreign nAuA 5 5 ' como ' Languages anen Phe Dcparlinenl ol l7orvign Languages endeavors to pi-C. pare students to rt-ad. write. pronounce well, and, insofar as possible. to spftak the i'espvf live six languages taught. WHEELER HAWLEY Head, Ph.D., Sorbonne T--T . , Q . . qooo - A .,.,,.A. ,,,.-,.--.:.-.,. EBER H.-XRD SIIH,-XfIll'l'SlfIli. NIA.. l'nix't-rsily of Berlin: MAX C-ARTMAN. MA.. University ofAlz-ihainag GRACE WEEKS, Ph.D., lllll'!'-.'xIllt'I'lt'llIl lliiixm-rsilx: RURERT C. YANSWURD. l,h.D.. University ul' Lwow: MYRALYN F. ALLGOOD. M.A.. University of Alahuina, Nut pictured: lll il..-tIEE M. ACIUN. Ph.D.. l7niversity of Wisconsin: GETRUDE K. FOWLER, M.A., Columbia University Department of Speech p ryy A and Dramatic Arts The Department of. Speech and Dramatic Arts helps the fi student develop the essentials of speech for every day conversation, and provides dramatic speech training for ff ,f A .ar Q H f' ,aa :E f I 1 'S 'E A the artistic-min ded student. '-c.,f A: HAROLD HUNT Head, M.A.. University of Alabama , .it 'f' fi '---.. BARBARA HUNT, M.A., University of Alabamag LINDA HALL, M.A., University of Alabama N '