University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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f Y 'r I v1v r I 9 v U 1 v r .,. A' ' ' ee e 5 S ' l 5 i r I The College of Engineering Character, Judgment, elhciency, underetlndmg of h men, 'ind techmc1l 'ihrhty 'ire the prime requmtes for l succesu in engineering lhe development of these I qimlxtles in the engineering studentw lb the 'um toward which the f'1culty of the College of Tngrneerrng drrecte its eflorre Coureee 'irc offered in all the nrljor hmnchee of engineering, including ch lTllL'll engineer mg, civil engineering, commercnl engineering, elecrrr cxl engineering, hydrwuhc engineering, xnduwtrml ll'1'll1 lgement, YYlSCll llllCll engineering lT'l8K'llllll'glCll en gmeermg, mining engineering 'md mnn xrv engineering ln 'iddmon to these bmnches, 'lCl0l'l'llltlCll engineering, courses were offered thru xc'1r for the first time Along with the suentlhc training of chssroom instruction md the development of techmc'1l skill in lnbomtory, Held 'Ind shop there is developed the vmon 'md nnxtmnvc needed by the fixture le'1ders in the engineering pro on Glokce JACOB DAVIS, JR Ulll Q97bFlCY44Q The School o Law lhe School of L'm ww opened ID 1872 During, 'H llfc of mf! SIX ye'ns it has rendered efhclem Serv ice IH shoun hy cmllxng the roll of the distinguished memhers of the bench and b'1r th'xt it has given to the smtc Phe School of I'm is 'lpproved by the Section of Legal Ednc'1txon of the Amerxc'1n B'ir Asgg cmtlon, 'Ind is meeting all requirement: for member hip in the Aesocmtxon of Amer1c'xn L'1w Schools the W0 1Ire'1t NI'lIlCl'll'L'll7lllg 'igencies of legql educfmon In Amerxcfn Hossex er, greut 'rs his been its service in the past, the future m'1y justly expect much more fiom ut becwuee of Its new building and equipment H, In CI'9'lSCll l1br1rv f'1cxlmes, its enlqrged faculty 'ind its higher gl lCll1lllOIl requirements The School of Lqw xull meet theee just expectgmonq DLZAN Arrmu J FARRAH M Loxncll 0 051' 5 l' 1 gurl I1 D QAlubunm.J Zfylf -r Al if . X 1 . . Y 1 . f. '. . B ,t K - - : ' . '.: ' ' , . 'g - ' , -,-. , 'B 'V' . L. ' . I ' um. qc: -.-np i N I 1 l 1 I lr ff l I ' s 1 1- - - 1 .K . t . , ' ' X- - : - ' . . 1 cl 1 ' ' . , - . , . K 'il ' . . . . . . 1 t . . I I s. ' ' ' I K K 1 ' . - . . ' F -.. , Y Al '- ' . 1' ' A L l 1 ' 1 , . 4' - Q c: xi Q, rr..n. 111-11- ll' r A -1 ' 1 s ,4 4 4. ,g 1, A A A A 4 4 A V A' A n . -,-, . ..... .5- .H . '. -.. t ,1- H- W: . .I 1 hh' 'vp . fe.-,J ' . n . I' . '. 'z 'I . A -V '- me . '- ' f ' .Q lu 'I .' . '. fl., I .nm I 1' ., . If 0 ,I - iff' 5 V - .- , -. . ,. 4. , ..:.. 1-5-, l, 1- gg.. . - H , . ' --. , . . ' : 'UO , .1 . 3- 'x , , .'- Q -0. . -.. ., . N -: 3- -, I :, S . . , , .N - . ' '- 4 ' ' - O. -' - 'Qt' -' -' ' ni' - -5' . I s z .,.'.xg- 'B' .e i. - . .H . --6. .. . .P ly: , .. . .. , ,, ,. I , I .

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y -' r' lr- r 'v --I 'v-- 'r v v ra -v rr v- r ' U r v 5 .! - A. , V K . The College of Arts and Sciences 2, l l . . Q The College of Arts and Sciences is as old as the ',v,'l University itself. It is the original central organiza- tion, around which have been grouped the other schools .' if and colleges that make up the University as it exists to- ' clay. The purpose of this college is to prepare young men and women for life in its broadest senseg to give if, them such fundamental training of mind and heart and spirit as will enable them to become centers of in- tl. tluence for good throughout the state and the nation. ,,f, The other schools and colleges of the University have as their primary purpose the making of lawyers, doc- :- . tors, teachers, engineers, business men. The College of Arts and Sciences strives to give to its students a C , ' ' broad, general culture, to make them intelligent, liberal- ' minded, public spirited citizens DEAN C H BARNWELL A M tSouth Cuolinaj Ph D Ularv ndj kw.9'7'561CT4dz1J Tile School of COIIIITIGFCG and BUSINESS lAXd1'TI11'l1StI'8t1O1'1 lhe School of Commerce provides a definite col legiate training for business Our state his perhlps the gre rtest naturll resources in the Union I beginning to attract cipital in adequate amounts, but we have lacked trained personnel Until the found mg of the School of Commerce the trained business personnel was largely imported from other states This school now offers in opportunity to young people of our section to prepare themselves for business responsi bilities lhe purposes of the School of Commerce are not only vocational, but also cultural That person is truly cultured who is best prepared to play a full part in the manifold activities of today The faculty of the School of Commerce believes that the studies offered yield primary to none in richness of their cul tural content and in the modernith of the education which they alfort DEAN Lea Bmcooo AM fVlll,llllD,, LLDfA.l1lJ1IT1LlJ A J O p 6 f svi '-. 0 ffl: 4125 l x ' I' IO! es -.. r-- s - .afx A. 'X ,i? L . E . . . --.L 'E ' - , . . . ' l li i 1 5' i ' ' ,, , 'w lr 7 2 N . I , - , 3 . . . ' . 1 g f ' 1 1 . ' ' ' . t is , H . . l 1 1 . . K L ', 1 4 i ' , l - , 3 ' ' - . tg ! . ' . 15 . . , I - ' ' . . z ' ll V D I , ' ' - - -'- 'gl . . . , . l , ' 4 ' . . 3 , , l gf- ' I Q i 1 ' .. l' ' . , i ' , ' sc 5' .- t xl, . . . : 1 - r . i, .5g,a,f,' ' 'T 'T21 ' Q. A ' il L4 r ig: ' ::t r'- 32' ee 'a a n' 'f ' MQ. ff' Hi-iii' ,1 N 4 ' A .4 1 A ' Q Q 4 ' 'Q. -' ' ' 1 t 4' 'gi-f-' 'G .-we. --. .. - -Us e -U - '- ..g-- -' -fit-,L - o ,A 'tl .' X it -- ' , ff ' ,iv ' '-V'-QQ? 4 W3 -1 ' ,fl .a .,, ,, ,, ' , , ,d . ' . Jw . - - . if ' 3-f -:T . . 1 ' -. ' 4-52 1' ,. 1' -- - .'. - ' . Lf - ' llaa f I -0 v ' ' . ' '. ' f 2 -, .-42,221 'i' . if i'64--1. l- - -' S ' ' : P . - -'- I' ' ' A kfnu- c 9- .5 .5 56 n . 7 j ' f ' .. 'ff . . .le ' 3, - . .'- 5 5 .'g . Q rg .3 ve. I... - , . .. 4... , . 5 - . I , U .A N. I

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i : there at once rr greater need or zr greater opportunity. ., , , .. A , -1. Mpc V 'QP Y' -Y' I P Y' P' , so r or vvtt .ttt l fl 2 qi il E1 The School of Medicine z r rg, In the remarkable development which marks the recent progress of all the Southland, no more important f , , step has been taken by the University of Alabama than ' 5 -r its decision to enlarge its School af Medicine into a complete four year school, The health of the people 'ffl' 'j and the prevention of disease are of fundamental im- 1 . 3 p0l'ItlIlCC. To make possible the bigger agricultural, IN commercial and industrial CV0llllit '1 which will bring 'qi l, greater wealth, power and happiness, it is becoming 3, . 'N necessary, as well as a matter of pride, that the state 'lv '- should train its own physicians. The enlarged and . rl strengthened School of Medicine will be consecrated to 1 the people and to the profession of the entire state and 35 4 -. X of the adjacent territory. Nowhere in the country is fl , On the proud traditions of the past will arise a still DFAN STUART GRNVFS more glorious future A B M D tqyraeuacb lqlae College o Eclucatlon The College of Education is the division of the Unrversrty whose functron IS the training of teachers, principals, supervisors superintendents and other edu catronal vsorkers Students may enter the freshman class and after four years of study obtain the degree of bachelor of arts rn education or the bachelor of science in education 'I he master of arts degree may be secured after one year of further study Special de gree courses are olfered in physical education trade and industrial education, and elementary education A burldrng, which will cost ?250,000 oo rs now being tonstructed for the use of the College of Education It will contain rn addrtron to class rooms, the offices of the dean and the various professors, a departmental lrbrarv, a psychological laboratory, and educational ex hrbrt room and various other rooms JAMrs J Dosrrrz A M fbulurnbitl LI D tAlab'1nrr.J 5 a., Y J - X -n -rw rs, .ati lf: ' t , t t X , ' f 'rl r , 1 rl- ll r Q l ' ,N rr f . l ir 'Q 'i l r 1' ,N 4 K . . . V. . xi, l . . . . . . rl . i up . N . .I t - 1, l 1 . v 1 x x' ll ' , , K g. , .. r 4. a 1 I V ' ,, 'U 1 . . . r ' S L 1 L L . I 1 i . l rr M , 5 t . . . ' . - , ' . ' . 'L ' 1 1 t ' . r ., , IH . . v ' I ' . . i Q l: - 1 ' i . . . . . ,N l 1 K K . L 1 K ' .' ' I r ' 4 .' I t 4 r t ' r - 3 ,K ,I ' K L . B. I , L. Q r .V ll L . F 1 , A Q, - - I . 4. . . z I ,V ' rr r , 1 .1 'i l - 1 W .L -, ' -1- ' 4, .a, .l. ,lr M4 -A. ul. -lr A., . Ae. ' .agp y u u , ' '- Q, ,sw rw. ff Sy, - 'f . . Ar .vu q - -K! 1 ' - sc gg- 1 N. - . - - -.- 1 -. ' -2 I - -A I . - t' , f' 'ff . ' V fi 5 ' X '. fl- . ' 5 T I . 'rr-is sta . 'sv . - - 3 2 . . ' X-' .- 'O .r ' 'N r ' . ' ' ' 5 -' - ' Al.: k W ' Q' ,f',','-0 fc 'r 1 ' fi . .lu -0, 1 fl' 5' 11 1. J ,iv ' s A. -' . r , ' ' 9, e .' iff' .H ' 'e 47 .' '. ' 4 '- '- ..' Q g r ' N ' ' li N. -,:s- tw- -. , P . 1 , ga .4 . -..'- , : ,f ' - U , of .s -. ..- - r' , 1- - -f-- V .-p', -' , . .,'2.'- . . gg. Tto In , 'V , nz, 4. s , l,- A Q ,., Q , . . ,nh .r U... A ai, .. Aug.. yt -'rl' :L ' b, f O N If : 1 , - , ..,., . a ,AU .V I I .af l 5: 1 ,' . F --rl Na- r ,rr -,ei A- y. .Org .f.', N, 3 ' ' V V ..- 11 , . ' - rp-ev.. -., -, , .r . .' '1 gg J. 0 .- ',. ' Q ,