Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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DRGSDGCUVE I:l26Sl1lTl6l1 Leann ABCUTZ samfono One of the first important events ofthe year at Sam- ford was High School Day, a day set aside for high school seniors interested in Samford. With the influx of these students and their parents, Samford set about to entertain them and to inform them about the school. Prior to the football game were the annual track events and the Tricycle Race, presented by the Greeks. Follow- ing was the debut concert of the Hear and Now Singers. 20 Activities l TW f' c.7 ...Q--Q1 xx High School Day Guide, Lou Ramagli, conducts propsective Samford student Becky Duncan on a tour of the campus. 1 vu: E K V l bf' 'ax . I T ' 1 ' I Q' 'La S' N rfb f DX , t ' l l 5 4 ll ,L l a . Ap, n fakgpx gg - 1 f ' lux' - ww as-fee . . mv- y fffiixe-Q ' 5 1 The Hear and Now Singers perform their initial routine in Seibert Gymnasium during the High School Day festivities. l l u I l 5 'I r

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CODVOEAUOD IS A i2EAl EXPERIENCE .gl Salt and Co. perform at one of the first convocations. '25, With the advent of two convocations per week, Sam- ford students found it more convenient to attend the correct number of chapels. From each school and de- partment of Samford, contributions were made by vari- ous faculty and student body members. This expanded the Chapel!Convocation Series and offered students a number of ways to meet the required attendance. Activities 19

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