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

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T» ' -f!: :=3fiB s :s332:iSsssi eM -- SENIORS RUFUS AV ' ORV DuVALL, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA No We present here one whom it has not been our pleasure to know intimately, ilr. Du- vall spent most of his college days in Em- ory and Henry and the University of North Carolina. On coming to the city as prin- cipal of the North Birmingham public school he began work in the extension school, and is now entitled to his degree. The Class of ' 23 is very happy to count him as one of its number and only regrets that he has not been with us all the while. Einv.ARD Reddixg Emexs. B.S. IRIN ' ITl ' , ALABAMA a Alpha Epsiloi Society: Histor President Juil ;enior Class; Preside: 21-22; Junior Facult Club. ' 22-23; Pan-He ■19-20; Vice-Pr Belles Lettres Lit- n Freshman Class, r Class; President Pre-Medical Club. •22-23; Biological nic Council. ' 22-23; nt Modern Problems Club, 22-23. Being a pre-med. Doc knows just about all the science there is. But the best thing about Doc is himself. He is a broad, fair-minded, true-hearted friend, and loved by everyone. Next to his pipe, the Senior ought to hold first place in his for his love affairs (if any) re- of the mysteries of Sunshine 3 dignity comports in an easy and fashion, with his position as President of the Senior Class, and his win- ning smile as easily comports with his ami- able disposition. So long. Doc, and the best of luck. aftecti. Slope Ler.ah Lillie Emerso.v, A.B. BIRMINGHAM, .ALABAMA T. W. C. A. Second Ho Roll I,ei-ah might well be termed the Pollyann.i of Sunshine Slopes, She has ever been ready with a smile and ,i cheering word for every- one she greets. Faithful and efficient in her work, content with her lot, she has estab- lished tor herself an enviable place on our campus. Birmingham-Southern delights to give her kind to the world.

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SENIORS Elgexe Hobson Clark, A.B ALBANY, ALABAMA A. H. A. Club; Freshman Declamation Medal; Sophomore Declamation Medal; In- tersociety Oratorical Medal; Football Scrubs. ' 20-21-22; President Ministerial Association. ' 22-23; President Belles Lettres Literary So- ciety. ' 22; Class Football. ' 23; Vice-President Classical Club. ' 22-23; Second Honor Roll. ' 21-22. The ething prophet!- aming of this child. lade. it is true; but it Is se ntil they are old. But Hobson Drato rthy noble the ' than If he whose every duty has been well do has a weakness — and we can forgive him one — it is blondes. This man has a great future before him it a flaxen-haired one does not undermine his ambition. Henry W.atterson D.ark, A.R. ALEXANDER CITV, ALABAMA Clariosophic Literary Society; Seconc Honor Roll. ' 21. ' 22; Classical Club; Y. M. C A. Cabinet. ' 22; Class Football. ' 22; Moderi Problems Club. the ncible optimist, the Uncle Hen mathematical prodigy, the u is our proverb maker. It la ine affection the appellatioi the hearts of those who ki best of luck to you. Uncle world will laugh with you. William Neal Dark, A.B. ALEXANDER CITY, ALABAMA Clariosophic Literary Society; Member Student Council, ' 19; Second Honor Roll. ' 19- 20; First Honor Roll. ' 21-22; Track Team, ' 22-23; Panther Club; Junior Oratorical Con- test. The nbe rivals. Dei lin. Neal imperfecti face. His gave us our Great Pacificator. I to present here from one of our - the Great Repudiator. Thus dubbed after that memorable chapel on the near beer question, ambition is to outstrip his forensic nosthenes. Webster, and Tom Hef- is sound at heart and whatever ons there are appear on the sur- intellect commands the respect of is wi?ll worthy to represent his er in the enlarging sphere of life. :L

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iOr I? Pi SENIORS J. Gastox Golsox, B.S. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Belles Lettres Literary Society; Baseball. ■20-21; Football Scrubs, ' 19-20-21-22; Varsity Football, ' 22-23; B Club. •■Letty. so called because of the prowess of that good left arm in the box. also won his letter on the gridiron. ' We should hardly call him the lark or mocking-bird of our class; but when it comes to nutty problems, he is a cracker. Dean Spivey says there ' s no such thing as an individual. We presume he did not know Lefty, Wv.ATT W.ALRER H. LE, B.S. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA Phi Alpha; F terary Society, Patches Club. Lettres Literar; Belles Lettres L ager Glee Club, and Black, ' 21-2 unteer Band, ' 2 o.-ietv. ' 21-22; Man- 22-23; Manager Gold Leader Student Vol- t Sopho- more Class, ' 21-22; Student Senate, Intercollegiate Debating Team, ' 21-22; Edi- tor Y. M. C. A,-T. W. C. A. Handbook, ' 22; Y. M. C. A, Cabinet, ' 22-23; President Bio- logical Society, ' 22-23; S arsity Double Quar- tet, ' 2i2-23; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 22-23; First Honor Roll. ' 21-22; Class Valedictorian; 1923 Revue Elections, One of the most rare arts is that of b useful. In Hale. Birmingham-Southern a consummate artist in that line. The li: of his activities bespeaks the diversity of h gifts and the versatility of his intellect. A all-round man is Hale, on whom both stx dents and faculty have depended heavil; His place will be hard to fill. has |oHx LixcoLX Hall, A.B. FLORENCE, ALABAMA iry Society; Football. Club, ' 22-23; llodern vue Elections, ' 21-22. 2-23, Some say that love and study is a combi- nation that wont work. They would con- tend, doubtless, that Big Hall ' s case is an exception to the rule; but we prefer to be- lieve it proves their contention false. He was almost unanimously voted the most des- perately in love on the Slopes, and his achievement of winning a degree in three years speaks the rest. Coach Brown will miss the Big Boy ' s huge strength in the line. v i