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

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Ha - 3 evue - 1922 i i « — + Wesley Adolphus Moore. A.B., M.A. Professor of Mathematics and Physics A.B., Southern University, 1905: M.A., University of Chicago, 1917; Teacher of Mathematics, Barnes School. 1905- 20; Graduate Student, University of Chicago. Summer, 1920: Member. Mathematical Association of America: Professor. Mathematics and Physics. Birmingham-Southern College 1920-22. George W. Currie, A.B., M. A. Professor of Ancient Languages A.B., Indiana University, 1908; M.A., Indiana University, 1911; Graduate Student, University of Chicago, Soring ot 1911; Entire Year. 1912-13; Summer. 1914; Fall. 1915; Principal and Teacher. Cvnthiana and Forest. Indiana. 1908- 11; Instructor, Latin and Greek. Gedding College, 1911-12; Instructor, Latin and Greek. L T niversitv of Wyoming. 1913- 15: Instructor, Latin and Greek, Morgan Park and Pillsburv Military Academy, 1917-18; Professor Latin and Greek Hendrix College, 1918-19: Instructor, Latin and Greek Kirkland, Indiana, High School. 1919-20: Professor of An- cient Languages, Birmingham-Southern College. 1920-22. Edward Goodrich, A.B., M.A. Professor of History and Political Science A.B.. University of Virginia. 1916: M.A.. University of Virginia, 1017: Admitted to Virginia Bar. 1917; Instructor. Marion Institute, 1918-21; Profesor of History and Political Octavus Roy Cohen Head of Department of Contemporary Literature Porter Military Academy; Clemson College; Admitted to the Bar, State of South Carolina, 1913, practicing th-ee years: Member Authors ' League of America, Dramatist League, Society of American Dramatists and Composers: Author of over five hundred published short stories; Author of The Crimson Alibi, Polished Ebonv. Gray Dusk, Come Seven, Six Seconds of Darkness. Highly Chi, ed, Midnight, also the following plays which have been produced on the stage: The Crimson Alibi, Come Seven. The Scourge. Shadows. Every Saturday Night. and the following movies: Dollars and Sense. The Matri- maniac, The Kaiser ' s Shadow, and The House in the Mist. Page Ttoche

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— — - i Xa - 3 evue - 1922 Herman Clarence Nixon, B.S., M.S., Ph.B. Professor of History and Economics Graduate State Normal School. Jacksonville, Alabama. 1907; B.S.. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. 1909: .M.S. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. 1910; Ph.B., University of Chicago. 1914; Work in History and Economics. University of Chicago, 191415, winter 1917; Summer Work George Peabody College. 1916; Teacher State Normal School. Jack- sonville, Alabama, 1910-13; Enlisted in Ordnance Corp-. 1917; Service in Office of Chief Ordnance Officer. A. E. I ' Tours France, August to December. 1918; with American Commission to negotiate peace, as Reference Librarian and Research Assistant, December. 1918, to December, 1919; Professor History and Economics. Birmingham-Southern College, 1920-21. At present on leave of absence for one year to complete Ph.D. course at University of Chicago. Alden Kinney Boor, B.S. Professor of Chemistry B.S.. John Stetson University, 1914; Student Harvard University, Summer 1914; University of Chicago, Summer 1915; Instructor of Chemistry, Grove City College, Tolin Stetson University, 1915-16; Professor of Chemistry. Tolr Stetson University, 1916-17; Instructor Chemistry, Medical Department, University of Georgia, 1917-18: Industrial Chemist. 1918-20; Professor of Chemistry, Birmingham- Soufnern College, 1920-22. Gordon D, Palmer. B.S. Bursar and Instructor in Economics B.S., Univers ity of Alabama, 1920; Phi Beta Kappa Honorary Frater nity; Captain Americ an Expeditionary Force, 1918; Pr ifessor . Economics, Bii -mi ngbam- Southern College, 1920-21. William Dow Perry, A.B., ALA. Professor of English A.B.. Southern University, 1905; Instructor, Southern University, 1905-6; Principal. Stockton High School. 1906-os- Principal. Pine Hill School, lOOo-OO; M.A.. Yanderbilt Uni- versity. 1909-10; Teacher Green School. Athens, 1910-15- Teacher. Bay Minette High School. 1916-17; Professor of English, Birmingham College. 1917-1S; Professor of F.nglis.i. Birmingham-Southern High School, 1918-19; Professor Eng- lish, Birmingham-Southern College, 1919-22. Page Eleven

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Xa - 3Wie - 1922 Sarah Walker Rives, A. B. Instructor of French and Public Speaking A.B., Athens College, 1912; Bachelor of Oratory, At ' hen: College, 1915; Bachelor of Music. Athens College; Teachei of Expression, Athens Agricultural Sc ' iiool, 1920; Soecia Work. Birmingham, 1918; Instructor of French and Publii Speaking. Birmingham-Southern College, 1921-22. O. Gordon Ericksox Director of Band and ( ' dec Club Student, University of Chicago, three vears; Studied Yoke with Mr. Beard ' and .Mr. Gandell of Chicago; Harmony with Bernard Ziehn, Chicago, and Hugh Kaun, Berlin; Member of Chicago Musical Faculty two years; Director Philharmonic Choral Society, Chicago; Director Sunday Evening Club Choir, Chicago; Musical Director, Camp Sevier and Camp Lee during war: Municipal Music Director for City of Birmingham; Director Band and Glee Club. Bir- mingham-Southern College. 1921-22. Lilliax Gregory Librarian Graduate, Dr. A. B. Tones College for Young Ladies; Teacher. Public Schools of Alabama: Teacher, Athens Col- lege: Principal Crocker Public School; Head Department of English, Pollock-Stephens Institute; Assistant Librarian. PuMk Library. Birmingham, Alabama; Student Library Train- ing Sc ' iiool, Riverside, California; Member American Library Association; President Campus Club, Birmingham-Southern College; Librarian, Birmingham-Southern College, 1911-22. Page Thirtc