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

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WESLEY ADDLPHUS MDDRE ! f7682

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Dr. Wesley Adolphus Moore is as much a part of Birmingham-Southern as the Hilltop itself. Having graduated with honors from old South- ern University in 1905, he helped link that in- stitution with the young Birmingham College when he came here to assume his duties in the math and physics department in 1920. As a teacher at Birmingham-Southern, he has been patient with the slow student and has en- couraged those who have found math an excit- ing adventure. To Dr. Moore, who is young in spirit but at the same time offers wisdom and inspiration from the vantage point of many years of experience and service, this book is dedicated.

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Although life on the Hill isn ' t really divided into four rigid divisions, certain activities do seem connected with certain seasons. So, for the sake of the pattern, this book is divided loosely according to the four seasons. « In the fall, with sighs of an- ticipation as well as regret, books are taken in hand and the daily trips up the Hill begin.