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

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Xa - 3 evue - 1922 Wilmer Dickens Webb Calvert, Alabama Applicant for B. S. Alpha Tau Omega; Clai wsopnic Literary Society; Ladies ' Debater 1918; Basketball Siniad 191S-1 ' : jl: Manager Ten- nis ' 21-22; Captain Track ' 22; First Honor Roll ' 21; Varsity Track 1921-22; President Bible Oass 1922; Treasurer Senior Class 1922. Dick is one of the most promising members of our class. He has selected medicine as his profes- sion, and all who know him expect him to become a leader in that field. Dick is a hard worker, a true friend, one of the kind who always succeeds in whatever he undertakes. We predict for him a future of unbroken success. Catherine Virginia Williams Birmingham. Alabama Applicant for A. B. Sigma Beta Gamma; Belle Lettres Literary Societv: Sec- retary Belle Lettres 1920; Sponsor Baseball Team 1919; Sec- retary Sophomore Class 1920; Secretary [unior Class 1921; Associate Editor Gold and Black 1919; Sponsor B S C- rioward Football Game 1919; Most Popular Co-ed 1920: Dramatic Club, 1922. Catherine is a volunteer for Christian Life Ser- vice, and has shaped her college course with this end in view. We are justly proud of this fair pro- duct of Sunshine Slopes, and we are expecting great things from her in the future. Howard Yeilding Birmingham, Alabama Applicant for A. B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Belle Lettres Literary Society; Football 1920-22; President Senior Classs 1921-22: Member Student Senate 1921-22; Member Pan-Hellenic Council 1921- 22; Inter-Society Debater, 1920. Howard is one of the most popular members of the class, as is shown by his being elected Class President. He is a man who can be depended noon at all times to do his best in whatever he under- takes. He is the only member of the class who had the honor of helping tie the knot in the bulldog ' s tail last Xovember. Howard, we expect with a great deal of pleasure to hear of your success. Page Twenty-five

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T ' ! + — ■ — +- Xa - 3 evue - 1922 Perry Dewey Scriyxer Samantha, Alabama Applicant for A. B. Pi Kappa Alpha; Clariosophic Literary Society; Manager of Glee Club and Quartet 1920-22; President Glee Club 1922; Freshman Declamation .Medal 1919: President Sop ' nomore Class 1920; President lunior Class 1920-21: Delegate to Student Volunteer Conference 1920-21; Track 1921; Mem- ber Pan-Hellenic Council 1920-21; President Y. M. C. A. 19211-21-22: Secretary Student Senate 1921-22. Xever did our Alma Mater boast of a student of a higher sense of honor and justice, a more winning personality, and a more perfect endowment of man- hood than Perry. It may be truly said he is every inch a Man. He is one of those few men whom, even an enemy, if he had one, would still trust. How fortunate humanity would be if there were more like him. William Sihox Traweek Fayette. Alabama Applicant for A. B. Masonic Club; Belle Lettres Literary Society; Ministerial Association: President Belle Lettres Literary Society 1921; Chairman Program Committee Ministerial Association 1920- 21; President Ministerial Association 1921-22: Chairman Stu- dent Government Committee 1921-22. This serious-minded young man entered the portals of our institution some six years ago, but his progress on the road to knowledge was checked for a time as he gave his service to his country during the world war. Since that time he has plodded slowly but surely onward, overcoming all obstacles, until now he stands ready to take the plunge into the sea of life. But it is rumored that he will not take the plunge alone. Si. we wish vou the best of success. Moses Riley Westox Birmingham, Alabama Applicant for A. B. Belle Lettres Literary Society; Grant ' s College: Southern University 1S96-7; Ladies ' Debater: Critic Belle Lettres Literary Society. .Mr. Weston ' s love for his Alma Mater was so strong that he has seen fit to return and complete his work toward a degree. Ye feel justly proud of this worthy son of old Southern University, who has responded to her call and inscribed his name upon the annals of her history as an alumnus of her worthy successor. The Class of ' 21 feels it a dis- tinct honor to have Mr. Weston as a member, and extends him the warmest welcome and fellowship. Page Twenty-four

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Xa - evue - 1922 •■+ — + i Newman Yeilding Birmingha m, Alabama Applicant for A. B. Beta Tlieta Pi; Belle Lettres Literary Society; Manager Football 1920-21, 1921-22; President Student Senate 1921-22. Red began his college career at Washington Lee. but joined our class in his sophomore year. Since casting his lot with us he has made quite a number of friends, not a few of which are members of the fair sex. Red is strictly a business sort of fellow, as is seen from his being twice elected manager of football, which position he has held with credit to himself and honor to his Alma Mater. Red. continue as you have begun, and your future will be as bright as your forelock. Page Twenty-six