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

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DR. M. L. SMITH BECAUSE HE TEACHES HIS OWN PHILOSOPHY AND PROVES BY EXAMPLE THAT IT IS PRAC- TICAL AND ENJOYABLE, BECAUSE IT IS A PLEASURE TO BE WITH HIM, WE GIVE THIS PAGE. . . . t e c i a ti a It

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MR. R. G. McWILLIAMS FOR HIS REAL INTEREST IN HIS STUDENTS, FOR HIS WILLINGNESS TO GO BEYOND THE CLASS- ROOM INSTRUCTION IN HIS TEACHING, AND FOR THE SINCERITY THAT MAKES HIM MORE THAN CAPABLE, THIS PAGE IS GIVEN. . . .

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' lin iTTkU COOPER, ALLEN. ADAMS, GRAY HARGETT, MEAGHER, 5PENCE, EDWARDS, VICKERS THE STUDE SENATE The Senate is the gov- erning body of the men at Birmingham-Southern. It is composed of five men elected from the Up- per Division and four from the Lower Divi- sion. The President of the Student Body serves also as president of the Senate, making a total of ten. This body is elected in an open campus election. Any student carrying the sufficient number of hours to qualify him as a regular student is eligible for one of these posts, sub- ect to the action of the Nominating Board. The Senate is charged with the responsibil- ity of supervising student activities and with directing the government and regulating the conduct of the men students. T The Student Senate has put the Honor System in effect at Birmingham- Southern and punishes such violations as may be brought to its attention. The men elected to serve in this capacity this year were: Ralph Adams, James Allen, Allen Gray, Oscar Hargett, Pope Meagher, William Edwards, Fred Spence, Marvin Vickers, and Ben Stough. Ed Cooper, who was elected President of the Student Body, was the presiding officer of the group. Each year the Senate awards a loving cup to the senior who, in their opinion, has done the most service to Birmingham-Southern dur- ing his stay as a student. Page 24