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

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S. l 50PHOnOR SOPHOMORE CLASS Officers F. B. RiGCAN President M. W. Griffin Vice-President Nelle Waldrep Secretary LoRENA Norton Treasurer Amelia Jackson . . . Prophet W. C. Green . . Poet Anna LaPpage, Historian P. L. Abernathy E. J. Barnes R. A. Baker D. C. Bracken Gary Burchfield Elizabeth Crumley W. N. Dark J. R. Duke E. R. Emens Ozella Glasgow F. P. White K. B. Merritt Roll J. D. Harris B. P. HUTTO D. N. Issos Miriam Milner Catherine Newsome E. B. Norton F. B. RiGGAN G. F. Roebuck E. A. Sfeer W. S. Traweek J. H. Howell Nelle Waldrep G. L. Golson J. G. Golson W. C. Green M. W. Griffin Amelia Jackson R. A. Jones Anna LaPpage G. W. Miller Lorena Norton E. L. Glenn Elizabeth Woodall P. M. Norton W. H. Stansell G. R. Stuart, Jr. E. B. Ogburn W. B. Whatley J. E. Moreno E. L. Glenn Pauline Saunders M. E. Baker J. L. Williamson C. Q. Tervin T. N. Crawford [26]

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SI JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY IN THE fall of 1918 one of the largest and best Freshman classes that ever attended this institution began to make histor} ' . Since then our ranks have been depleted year by year, and now we stand on the brink of Seniordom with only a little more than a score. Not in the least dismayed, we are cour- ageous and will continue to do our part for Birmingham-Southern and through the Class of ' 22. Our record has been one of continual achievement and our men have made a record of being fighters to the last ditch. The three medals offered for track this year were won by members of our class. Some of our men have made a great record in football and other athletics. Nor is our record confined to the Athletic Field. Our fellows carry the same spirit into the class room. During the past year various medals were won. Our men have branched out into every phase of college activity and they have made enviable records. The Literary Societies are carried on the backs of some of our members, who have no peers in school in the art of debating and declaiming. Let us make our next year one of the highest in scholastic standing and noble achievement. And may this name remain with us after we have left this institution and entered upon the duties of life! We believe we can predict with safety that our men and our co-eds will in future years hold various positions of honor in the great field of the world. [251

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