Birmingham Southern College - Southern Accent Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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LA REVUE 9 4 1 Our Potpourri of a year made peaceful by a mellow autumn and an early spring .... of the Fresh- man ' s first experience with class- cards, cuts, and the girl across the aisle .... of unchanging Sopho- moric omniscience and Senior hu- mility . . . This is LA REJ ' UE for 1941 .... a summary of an Ameri- can campus at peace .... issued by Cecil Parson, Editor, and William F. Vance, Business Manager, who sought to picture our year at its highest, caught at the boiling point before the plastic lives of individ- uals have solidified into their own individual ruts of living. Here is La Revue ....

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defense comes to the Hill .... great skeins of yarn become sweat- ers and socks when chronic knitters give their time to Brit- ish War Relief .... campus courses gain a point ; for young- men now also have something definite to do ... . The Na- tional Guard called campus men at midterm .... but the shadow of conflict conceals it- self behind laughing campus faces who must consider other things — like notices from the Dean .... and fee s to plague the poor and bring sighs from everybody .... through the barred and mys- terious portals of the Bursar ' s office passes the best money in the world — mine .... from mill and factory, Mountain Brook and Hollywood, the best money in the world finds the Bursar .... or the Deacon, who objects to politicians be- cause they distribute free lem- onade on election day . . . and through these bars students buy careers .... [5]

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DR. EOLINE WALLACE MOORE dedicated for the thousands of girls who have passed through the College under her guidance and whose problems have received understanding sym- pathy from the retired Dean of Women ; for those who know her as friend, companion, and worker un- afraid toward the cause of intelli- gent education, we dedicate the 1941 La Revue to Doctor Eoline Wallace Moore. [ ' ]