Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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1 lli', ' -ig' Brian Tidwelly Shawn Elise Br-rksdale 7.i9l'i get i Jl new ft w ,. J t:,i.iiet'ftation. new .7:lQL-I weekends .-.els held during the zummer so freshmen ,quid register for classes and learn about the University. fllfiwlq u1i'ell1lly. Rod Fuller, a freshman pre-law major from Valley, prepares to sink another ball. The student center was often the scene of heated pool games as students en- joyed each others' company. btud nt Life Division f I fi.. Delicious dinner Lining up along the side of the fountain, Sigma Nu brothers chow down on steaks and shrimp. The Dinner on the Dirt was held during Welcome Week.

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Support ond lnvolvem ent eing a part o f t h e action was one of the best ways to make the most of the year. The luckiest students were those who were able to balance good study habits with a full calendar of activities. The Student G o v e r n m e n t Association had leadership and committee posi- tions to fill, and Campus Ministries offered Saturday enior marketing major Doug Moore and freshman Joy Sadler of Birmingham, decorate the Student Center Christmas tree. The decorations were provided by students who brought them back after Thanksgiving vacation. morning mini- stries for those willing to give of themselves to meet the needs of t h o s e l e s s fortunate. For those with singing ability, there were choirs to lend a talented voice to. Anyone with a literary touch could find a place on the staffs of the Crimson or Entre Nous. Greek life also provided a way for students to get in- volved, assume positions of re- sponsibility and develop leadership skills. There was a spot for anyone willing to help a cause or lend a hand. Openi 9 I! 5

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sw we A24 Z ITIS AN u n - i q u e y e a r came i n t o focus as an endless stream of activities unfolded. Homecoming was packed full of excite- ment, and S-Day was extended into a week-long Spring Fling. T h e B e e s o n Woods bridge was finally completed and the shuttle rides of fall semester were no more, yet construc- tion continued as the Healing Arts Center went up on the other side of campus. Step Sing took its usual toll on health and grades during February, and Spring Break was a welcome vacation. Graduation round- ed out a year full of activities. T h e I a r g e st freshman class made a name for itself as its members became more and more involved. Living life to its fullest was important to students and no matter what their at- titude, they tried to experience every- thing to the utmost. Inside Orientation Welcome Week Homecoming Survivor ' Fall Carnival Beeson Woods Dance Entre Nous Pageant Jan Term Step Sing Spring Fling Graduation 8 IO I2 16 18 20 22 24 30 34 48 54 Student Life Division ! 7 4