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

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C H O TRIAL JURY A iTii ery, very villainous Charles Turner and beauteous, mistreated Barbara Callaway playing the leads, the Choir and technical department of the College Theatre joined hands to pro- duce Gilbert and Sullivan ' s pixillated Trial By Jury . With such soloists as rumble-toned Tom Dill, Billy Baxter, the Thorpe girls, paunchy James Hatch- er and a Ziegfeld chorus of college beau- ties — a near-hit resulted. Nobody was disap]iointed — except, of course, defeat- ed hero Turner. Below: Perjury; Judge and bride preview the case. Lozver left: Bride Callaway, Judge Dill, Bar- rister Hatcher.

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n IHiffTYTUr VL C O L L E G l wdi vices Mr. Raymond F. Anderson The College Choir A CCENTING his directing ability with a cigarette holder that might pass for a baton, Choirman Raymond F. Anderson brought his songsters to a spot in the fore- front of similar groups in the South. The Choir is no longer a group which must comb the sticks for talent. Under Mr. An- derson ' s supervision and with the able as- sistance of Mr. Gwynn S. McPeek, it reached a point where the choristers came to the Choir. Their trip this year took them to Washington and points East, where they aired themselves over a na- tional hookup. [38]

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i iMnrmr; OMICRON DELTA KAPPA ' N NCE honored by election to ODK the gen- tlenien leaders on the cani].His make it their prime purpose not to fall down on their qualifications. This year they carried on by ushering the Town Hall Series, jointly spon- sored by the College and the American Asso- ciation of University Women. Another job not half so easy as it looks is decorating Stock- ham at Christmastime ; this task ODK accom- plished down to the last red ribbon. Climax of their campus activities came when they pitched in with Mortar Board and brought hundreds of high school seniors from the Bir- mingham district to the campus for a Career Conference. Outstanding leaders of the sur- rounding region — industrialists, judges, jour- nalists and doctors — made it an event worth while. Then, in March, President Frank Dominick and several of the bovs visited the Southwide Conference at LSU. Outstanding social event of the year was the Alumni Pianquet on April 3.5. OFFICERS Frank Dominick President Robert Murray Vice-President Walter Wolf Treasurer Professor Felix Robb Secretary mb:mbers Billy Baxter . . . JuHan Bishop . . . Donald Brabston . . . Frank Cash . . . Tom Childs . . . James Cooper . . . Tom Dill , . . Frank Dominick . . . Howell Heflin . . . John How- ard . . . John l f alone . . . Jack Mc(h11 . . . John Moriart} ' . . . Truman Morrison . . . Robert iN ' Iorton . . . Robert Murray . . . Cecil Parson . . . Klnier Rhodes . . . Carroll Truss . . . Bill ' ance . . . Charles ' est . . . Walter Wolf 30