Samford University - Entre Nous Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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! l N D E A N O F W O M E N y MRS. MARGARET SIZEMORE Mrs. Sizemore has the title Dean ot Women, but her ottice is the center of almost every campus activity. She advises the Pan - Hellenic Council, keeps the school so- cial calendar and willingly performs many other duties which are supposedly not her responsibility. Besides this, Mrs. Sizemore is a very active member at many organiza- tion s including American Association of University VVomen. Her 'advice to the love- lorn,' both boys and girls, and her genial smile make many ot the problems ol the stu- dents disappear the minute they step into her door. Her hobby is collecting the love which the students freely give to her and one ot the saddest moments in the lite of the senior is the final 'good-bye' N to Mrs. Sizemore. D .. f' 7 . z . E K Sm 3 fu ff' ' X?.'V'2ls.- ik ff x ' , 0 -s x .,- cc 31 ' Q 3 r KM, if , y :ES Y JN ffifff l .. . I I A v I Mgjgwg-f ' 3 B ,f , i , Y 'Q 'M I - I Ai if 3 1 7 ' S N Y I 1 I . by ,. i A f- . timmy, rw stggfmf - ...Q - , ..a '- . t Xqtpiigii'-1f:g'i i5-1-' , I . .:.-.-.if.-.-iw -- - - .ri . -.2 f, Tc V ASSISTANT DEAN OF WOMEN MRS. CRAIG WARD Mrs. Craig Ward, Assistant Dean of Women, has in her one year at Howard become a real mother away from home for all the dormitory girls. She manages to be cheerful while going about the never- ending task of seeing that all her girls are well-fed, healthy, studying and getting at least a small amount of sleep. Add to these tasks the one all-important one of keeping them happy, and you have a full- time iob which Mrs. Ward manages with one hand, keeping the other hand free to offer in assistance to anyone who needs her.

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Deon Dole is on inspirotion os well os 0 supervisor to everyone ot Howord who hos hod the pleosure of tolking to him or being in one of his closses. His reody smile is one of the brightest spots in Old Moin ond his office is olwoys open to those who need odvise or iust 'cheering up.' Since 1941, Deon Dole hos been o foithful port of Howord College, exemplifying in his monner ond his life the ideol of monhood towclrd which his students strive. 82 4

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CARL E. TODD REGISTRAR Af?-A ,' 5,sN I ,IJQ AL I - -c m .Q ,N ,xx, X I y ' -T ---lx -we--er 'fhbis-312'-aid' - .. ,-,.. ,,,. - -.-f. ---------fl sJ,A!F7:.. ...w..1jAr.S'.-A:.x1i2.'.E -. , .. 3' ' p Adding to his many iobs as Regis- trar, Mr. Todd has this year added the task of professor to his daily duties. Well-known already for the efficiency and deftness with which l 1 Q .. ,. , -P-5 cu 7 - I g A yua- 1 A-'D .he handles his work as Registrar, he 3 is now known to students for his in- 5' 'wg teresting lectures and capable class- , i room manner. 2 f-5 xv-0-sf A V N r f Lit- N X R-- R .K P f'.bi l .Aby i '51, ss, Y V fl 255 R ye :g, 412- i ' Rs A -9- I i , gli QQ Q 5 cfs- s-.cf:,,, :gc , 3 ,eff :,- - Q ---ses sfgg xfi- ' 'A 2' 'I cK.J Mr. Todd and the staff of the registrar's office carry on so efficiently the tremendous iob alloted to them, that many of the students are never aware of the amount of work which daily does into the task of getting our report cards, keeping records straight, making transcripts and checking requirements for graduation. R E G I S T R A R ' S OFFICE Mrs. Louise Douglas, Mrs. Eliza- beth Pace, Mavis Wilson, Ann Rob- erts, Martha Norton, Vernelle Crook, Nell Martz, and Ann Martz. Wieii' -if 19 N ,Cf my