University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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S OF MEN H. H. MITCHELL Assuming the position of one of the best liked officiols on the campus is H, H. Billy Mitchell, Assistant Dean of Men. It is he who is in complete charge of the tedious job of handling class cuts. Mr. Mitchell has, how- ever, displayed the qualities of -firmness and tact in discharging his duties. It is this which helps him retain his enviable position. JAMES FOY James Foy stepped right from a position of campus prominence to the office of Assistant Dean of Men and Supervisor of Dormitories. His ability in his new field has already been proven numerous times, and within the short time of two years he has accomplished a great deal in the improve- ment of dormitory conditions. Mr. Foy is well liked by all who know him. AUDITORIUM MR, H. H, M ' TCHELL MR. JAMES E. FOY

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m D EA DEAN J. H. NEWMAN DEAN JAMES H. NEWMAN Young, but rapidly gaining the experience of on old-timer, James H. Newman, Dean of Men for the last four and one-half years, has established himself as a person able to deal with any situation. Dean Newman is himself a graduate of the University and never forgets the fact that he has not been out of school so very long when he listens and advises the hundreds upon hundreds of young men who visit him for advice and pleas- ure. This is not his only position of importance, however, for the Dean heads the Board of Publications, is Chairman of the Social Committee, and holds various other positions of honor and responsibility. Any mole student that has honestly visited with Dean New- man knows him for a regular fellow, not hesitating to list him as an understanding per- son, unlike anyone they had expected to meet in the office of the Dean of Men. Dean Newman handles a difficult task with a great deal of foresight and expediency. 33

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DEP DEAN AGNES EUEN HARRIS DEAN AGNES ELLEN HARRIS Dean Agnes Ellen Harris serves more than a dual job on the campus although she is listed as being the Dean of the School of Home Economics and the Dean of Women. It is in this latter position that she is probably the better known, for there ore very few women students on the campus who have never had the pleasure of meeting Dean Harris, and coming away from the meeting a much better prepared girl. Dean Harris came to the University from Auburn in 1927, and was at one time Notional President of the Association of Deans of Women, as well as being a member of the President ' s Con- ference of Home Building and director of the fourth district of the Alabama Federation of Women ' s Clubs. Dean Harris is extremely understanding. She meets every new problem with an assurance that gives faith to the individual and her kindly sense of humor more often than not wins the die-hards over to her side. The University recog- nizes its good luck in having Dean Harris as a member of its faculty. 24