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

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ife r?V- -, . - High School Faculty J. M. MalONE, B.S., Principal Mathematics J. C. Robertson. B.S. Science G. L. Revjnolds, A.B. Hiilory and Malhemalia J. W. TiNSLEV, A.M Language D. W. GoDiREv, A.B. English J. M. Baty, Senior in College Aiit. in Hislory Page icvenleen

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MR. C. M. DANNELLV To Our Alumni: It mighl be better form to make of this statement, requested by the editor-in-chief, a general editorial en the value of active alumni to their Alma Mater. This is almost an axiom and needless of further comment than to say that no college can well succeed that does not have the hearty and active co-operation of those whom it sends forth into the world. ( largely depends on vou as lo what kind of institution Birmingham-Southern College is lo be. So permit me to take this space and make of it an agency of appeal for the support of those men and women who have attended this institution. If you are cool and luke- warm, what opinion will men of other colleges hold of that which ought to be dear in your memory? If you are warm and enthusiastic, what opinion will men hold of that which is dear in your memory? It is on the opinion of men and women and boys and girls that we hope to secure future students. Are you doing your share in driving among your acquaintances with active loyal propaganda? If not, get hiisv! If your vision of Birmingham-Southern — only now in the making, despite its years of previous existence as two different institutions — is limited by what either institution was in the past, then Birmingham-Southern College will continue lo be a small, struggling college looked upon by prospective students as a second-rater. I shall never forget Page nineteen