University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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DEAN BIDGOOD DEAN DOSTER DEAN DAVIS LEE BIDGOOD, A.M., LL.D. A Deon Lee Bidgood, heod of The School of Commerce ond Business AdminisTroTion, TirsT become ciTTilioTed vviTh The Uni- versiTy of Alobcimcx ToculTy in l9l3, ond six yeors lciTer be- come Deon of The oToremenTioned school. Deon Bidgood re- ceived cz degree Trom The UniversiTy oT Virginio, ond ToiughT one yeor oT The UniversiTy of Wisconsin before coming To Alo- bomo. Under his eTTicienT ond populor leoidership, The School of Commerce hos oTTc1ined The second highesT enrollmenf of ony division on The compus ond hos repec1Tedly been proised by c1uThoriTies Tor iTs comprehensive curriculum. Deon Bidgood dlso vvos insTrumenTol in bringing The QuorTermcisTer's Corp To The UniversiTy. JAMES J. DOSTER, A.M., LL.D. Deon Jomes J. DosTer come To The UniversiTy in V907 ond vvos mode Deon of The EducoTion College only Tour yeors loTer. l-le hos dischorged vviTh reol inTeresT ond undersTond- ing The responsibiliTy of supervising The College of EducoTion ond iTs vciried TuncTions. Since his oppoinTmenT To This posi- Tion, Dr. DosTer hcis been insTrumenTol in developing The school inTo on Tull Tour-yeor college whose enrollmenT is sTeodily in- creosing vviTh ombiTious sTudenTs who ore onxious To enfer The Tield of public educoTion. GEORGE J. DAVIS, JR., C.E., D.Sc. Deon George J. Dcivis, Deon oT The College of Engineering, is moinly responsible Tor The grovvTh ond envioble repuToTion oT The engineering school here ciT The UniversiTy. A procTicol engineer himself, Deon Dovis hos increoised The curriculum of The engineering To meeT The demcinds of every need of The professionol engineering vvorld. AfTer grc1duc1Ting from Cor- nell UniversiTy, Deon Dcxvis served Tor eighT yeors oT The Uni- versiTy oT Wisconsin os Deon of Engineering. ThirTy yeors oigo he come from ThoT universiTy To Alobomo To Tcike The posi- Tion ThoT he now holds here. Page 32

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DEAN FARRAH STUART GRAVES, A.B., M.D., LL.D. Deon of one of The mosT imporTcinT schools on The ccimpus, medicine, Deon Groves hos builT up The repuToTion of Alobomcfs iunior med school. Since he hos come To office oll sfu- denTs who hove finished The firsT Two yecirs hove been Tronsferred To iunior sfcinding in ThirTy-eighT differenT four yeor schools. Less Thon 0.5 per cenT of This number hos foiled To groduc1Te. Toking o personol inTeresT in The boys , Deon Groves sTrives To see ThcuT They geT The mosT Thc1T con be goTTen obouT medicine while in school. His fondesT ombiTion is looking for- wcird To The doy when The LJniversiTy con be occrediTed os o full four yeor medicol school. Good luck, Deon! DEAN BARNWELL ALBERT J. FARRAH, A.M., LL.B., LL.D., D.C.L. Known ond beloved To oll low sTuolenTs is This ground old mon of low-Deon Fcirroih. Wifh o repuToTion for considering noThing sove low of imporfonce he hos proceeded To moke This one of The finesT low schools gnywhere in The coun- Try. Before coming To The UniversiTy in l9l2, Deon Fcirroh orgonized The low school c1T The UniversiTy of Florido where he served for Two yeors. He wos mode heod of The low school one yeor ofTer coming To Alobomo. Deon Forroh's oble leodership in The po1sT ond The respecT ThoT he hcus goineol mokes all Those who ever inTenol To Tolie low oT Alobomo hope ThoT he will be generc1l in Low School for ci long Time To come, ': . -T ,.., DEAN GRAVES CHARLES H. BARNWELL, A.M., Ph.D., LiTT.D. Deon Chorles H. Bornwell is The oldesT foculTy member in poinT of service oT Aloboimoi. Under his leodership, The Col- lege of ArTs onol Sciences hos become one of The lorgesT ond finesT liberoil oirTs schools in The SouTh. The mciny sTudenTs ThoT come in conTocT wiTh Dr. Bornwell, boTh in his closses ond in his office, hove come To unolersToncl why The AB. School hos reoiched iTs presenT envioble sToTus. VViTh The ground old mon of The foculTy working for iT, This school hos cz worfhwhile fuTure oheod. Page 31

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AGNES ELLEN HARRIS, A.M., LL.D. In i927, Dean Agnes Ellen l-larris came to the University campus to take over her new position ot Dean ot the School ot Home Economics. Two years ot service with the U. S. De- partment ot Agriculture, and tive years on the taculty ot Ala- bama Polytechnic Institute, as well as a degree from Colum- bia University adequately equipped Dean Harris tor the posi- tion which she holds today. She is both a competent and energetic leader, is deeply interested in the organization ot the institution and has done much to map out a program ot study tor students that provides both valuable information and practical experience. STEWART J. LLOYD, M.Sc., Ph.D., D.Sc. Dean Stewart J. Lloyd became altiliated with the University in T909 Since l9ll, he has been Dean ot the School ot Chemistry, Metallurgy, and Ceramics. l-lis untiring interests in the advancements ot these subjects has been largely respon- sible for the growth ot the school. Dr. Lloyd is always work- ing tor the best interests ot his students by trying to secure tor them positions that are worthwhile in the modern world ot chemistry. The worla ot the students ot Dean Lloyd have gain- ed wide-spread recognition tor the Chemistry School. ALBERT B. MOORE, M.S., M.A., Ph.D. Dr. Moore, Dean ot the present Graduate School which was organized in T925 in order to place graduate work on an equal basis with other schools ot the University, came to Ala- bama in l923, and was made head of the Graduate School the two years later. l-le has received degrees tram both Au- burn and the University ot Chicago. Immediately preceding his coming to the University, Dean Moore served at Iowa State College as Associate Protessor ot l-listory. l-lis wise leadership has proved invaluable in winning prestige and recognition tor the school. Page 33 DEAN HARRIS DEAN LLOYD DEAN MOORE