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

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m ' ----- - Senior Class James Marvin Baty. A.B. A T 12 BESSEMER. ALA. Clariosophic Literary Socicl f Scrub Football, ' Ifi; Baseball. ' 17; Football. 18, ■i:»; Track, ' 18; Class Reporter (Jold and Black. IS; Assistant in High School, ' 19; Prophet Senior C.aas, ' 19; Business Manager Thi- Revui-. ' IK ; Val- edictorian. Senior Class, ' 20. lVorJ(, iiuJxf, love; and the greaiesl of these is love. Jim IS a football player of no mean ability and. besides this, he is a good student. He has a weak spot m his heart for the fair sex, this spot being weakest near Montgomery. The Class of ' 20 is for you, Jim, in whatever you undertake. John Thomas Bradford. A.B. II K A ATMORE. ALA. Belles Lcttrcs Literary Societ]; Baseball. 16. 17. ' IS; Basketball. ' 17. ' IS; Foot- bait. ' 17, -IS; Captain of Baseball. ' IG. ' 17. ' IS; Manager of Basketball. ' 17. IS; Co-Ed Basketball Coach. ' 17; Class Coach of Football, ' 17; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet. 17; Treasurer of Sophomore Class. 17; Manager of Basfbnll. ' IS; Coach of Baseball. ' IS; Track. ' IS; Tri-asurer Junior Class. ' IS; Athl.-tic Board of Control, ' IS; Associate Editor of Gold and Black. ' IS. ' lii; Manager of Football, ' i; : President of Student Body. ' 19; Vice-President of St-nior Class. ' 9. Tis better to have studied and flunl(cd than never to have studied at alt. Tappie IS one of the fellows whom everyone likes. He lakes part in almost every phase of col- lege life, even studying sometimes. He is thought to have an interest in a Chicken Farm down in No-Man ' s Land (MonlQomcry), which he visits on business quite often. Good luck, Tappie, ' old boy. Page tJvenly-five

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Ch oenior L.lass Thomas Jones Levie, B.S. A T n SYLACAUCA, ALA. Clariosophic Literary Society Football, ' 14, ' 15. ' 16. ' 19; Manager of Football, ' 16; Glee Club, ' 14, ' 15, ' 16; Captain of Football, 19; Senior Speaker, ' 19; President Senior Class. ' 19. Sig is an athlete of great sport fame; Sometimes he plays even the tricJ y loVe-game. After spending some time in the navy, Sig re- lumed to graduate with the Class of ' 20. On the gridiron he never fails to star, and on the campus you cannot find a more hkeable fellow. He spends his leisure time and his nickels at the telephone, and so we are prone to believe that he must have inter- est: somewhere in the city. Lawrence Vaughan Howard, A.B. A T 12 GASTONBURG, ALA. Clariosophic Literary Society Eva Comer Scholarship in English, ' 16, ' 17; Apsey Ready Writers ' Medal, ' 17; Secretary Junior Class, ' IS ; Junior Oratorical Medal, ' IS ; Business Man- ager Gold and Black, ' IS ; Historian Senior Class, ' 19; Society Commencenient Debater, ' 19; Assistant Libraiian. ' 19; Editor-in-Chief The Revue. ' 19; Salutatorian, Senior Class, 20. Thy wit and thy ivords are uncommon bright, But ihy head jvill shine in any Ught. Vaughan s brilliant mind is only surpassed by the extreme brightness of his forelock, which lights his path on any occasion. He is a good student and withal a good fellow, who likes to forget the more serious side of life and enjoy a good lime. He has made many friends while in college, whose good wishes will follow him as he leaves college and enters into the school of experience. Page twenty-four

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fe Senior Class Eugene Courtney Malone, A.B. A T 12 916 ADAMS STREET Belles Lellres Lilerary Society Baseball. ' 17. ' IS; Track, ' IS; Poet Junior Class, ' IS; Class Editor The Revue, ' 19. Freshmen have come and Seniors have gone, Bui I have been here forever. Sophie ' cannot remember t ' ne day when he was rolled on the H.li in a b by carnage. Smce then he has become more and more popular each year, for his carefree disposition and jolly good nature win for him many friends. His chief aelight is lo amuse and annoy the co-eds, and his chief worry is to find a Royal Road lo physics. Osie Kyle Lamb, A.B, FAIRFAX, ALA. Belles Letires Literary Society President R. E. Lee Literary Society, ' 17 ; Presi- dent Y. M. C. A., ' 18 ; President Ministerial As- sociation, ' in. The floTver cannot bloom tvithoul sunshine, A man cannot succeed jviihoui woman. Osie Kiah ' is one of those who has undertaken the problem of showing that two can live as cheaply as one. He is combining an education with his min- isterial duties, for he is pastor of the Sixty-seventh Street Church. We predict for him a successful future. Page twenty-six