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

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DEAN OF THE COLLEGE O.C. WEAVER Dr. O. C. Weaver demonstrated his ability to successfully cope with student problems while serving the college for eighteen years as professor of religion and philosophy. His competence as an administrator is reflected each year in the college calendar and the immitable fashion by which he utilizes change to dissolve student difficulty and orient the student body toward the common goals outlined by the institution, .i Dr. Weaver completed his A.B. at Birmingham-Southern in 1935, his B.D. at Garrett Theological Seminary in 1939, and his Ph.D. in Philosophy at Northwestern in 1952. 23

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ACADEMIC VICE PRESIDENT y f W CECIL ABERNETHY Dr. Cecil E. Abernethy is the man behind the curriculum at Birmingham-Southern. He successfully initiated the Quest Program on campus and will usher the college into its new academic program by 1970. Resourcefulness and creativity characterize Dr. Abernethy ' s efforts at Southern. He has served the college as Instructor of English, Director of College Theatre, Chairman of Publications Board, Dean, and Academic Vice-President. 22 7

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DEAN OF STUDENTS r sto w - JOHN A. GREAVES Dean John A. Greaves came to ' Southern in 1964 from the University of Alabama, where he had served as assistant to the Dean of Records and Admissions. As Dean of Men on the Hilltop, his primary respon- sibilities lie in the administration of men ' s residential life, regulation of campus fraternities, and over- seeing extracurricular activities. His office has also become a sounding board for everything from panty raids to the fifteen cent hamburger in the Snack Bar. Dean Greaves received his B.S., (1950), his AA.A., (1957), and Ed.D., (1966), from the University of Alabama. :;!i..„. -A ' ii iiftiil I 24