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

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S N A V E L Y President ' s Office. Come In. Those words printed on Dr. Snavely ' s door epitomize his years at Birmingham-Southern College. Always he could be relied upon to be properly presidential— a scholar and a gentleman. But not too formal, — a friend. ' 5 K.

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ne yLjoam of TRUSTEES President Vice-Presideni Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer OFFICERS Mrs. W. H. Stockham O. V. Calhoux Edgar M. Glexx Fred M. Jackson W. A. PATTn.T.O EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Robert Echols A. M. Freeman Fred M. Jackson Hugh A. Locke Edward C. Moore Lonnie P. Munger S. O. Kimbrough O. V. Calhoun Ed. L. Norton Mrs. W. H. Stockham Gu ' E. Snavelv U

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Dr. Snavcly has been president of Birmingham-Southern College since 1921. At his inauguration, Warren G. Harding, then iVesident of the United States, was the chief speaker. With Dr. Snavely as its head. Southern gained admission to the Association of American Uni- versities, to the Southern Association, to the Association of American Colleges. In the years of his presidency. Student Activities Building, the M. Paul Phillips Library, Munger Memorial Hall, and Stockham Woman ' s Building became a part of this campus. Dr. Snavely gave to Southern the place which it holds today. Birmingham-Southern is proud of its president, proud to see that he now belongs to the colleges of a nation, and proud that he therefore, still belongs to Birmingham-Southern. r A ' f - . ■ 5« »!r -J :