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

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Dean Moore is listed in Who ' s Who in American I ' ducation , has an A.J5. and A.M. from Birmingham- Southern and a Ph.D. from Peabody. She is a member of Mortar Board, Kappa Delta I psilon and Delta Kappa Gamma. Stoclihtim Woman ' s Buildiiirj

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Y=-H?V Dean Eoline W. Moore Possessing a variety of interests, Dean Moore remains quiet, demure and dainty. Her picture is constant- ly in the papers as leader of Camp Winnataska, a bigwig in the Ameri- can Association of University women, an outstanding Educator. Students who study education under Mrs. Moore, or who chat with her over a cup of Sunday tea, have no idea how much she really knows about the campus. She never prates about my girls in the approved fashion of deans, and never snatches an uncongenial group together with demands that they enjoy each other on a picnic which simply reeks with Planned Recrea- tion. Her way is better. She quietly tells someone about someone else, or quietly introduces a girl to a club, or quietly sees that this girl gets help on her studies or that one gets to join Belles Lettres or Alpha Gamma, and there you are.

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Bursar N. M. Yeilding Mr. Yeilding is the kind of person who thoroughly enjoys life. Being completely sincere, he throws him- self into every enterprise to the ex- tent of converting any responsibili- ties it might offer into pleasant tasks. One of his friends recently remarked that everything Red Yeilding touched turned to money. It is unfortunate that this ability can not be applied to students who are in arrears , a classification which includes all of us at one time or another. Although Mr. Yeilding has a difficult position, he remains a kindly and comparatively painless extractor of fees. A good executive, an excellent business man, a cordial personality . . . Mr. Yeilding is all of these and more. He is interested in individuals and is a shrewd observer of human nature. Although he expresses his opinion cautiously, once expressed, it is well based; his words are consistently dependable.