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

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ORGANIZATIONS JpROM the stenches in the lower reaches of Simpson to the lyrical atmosphere o£ Dr. Key ' s office on the top corner of Ramsay, the current crop of joiners and organizers on the Hilltop prepared themselves adequately this year for life — life in Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, British War Relief Societies, and for the Saturday Afternoon Literary Review. Local sadists joined Skull and Bones, receiving the proper stimu- lation from the cadavers on the cold slabs at the Hillman, while the more notorious bull-shooters chattered to their heart ' s content in Tau Tau Tau. Variety, as the Hilltop News would say, was the keynote of or- ganization life on the Hilltop. Jealous Pan-Americans, under the leadership of Gingold, added Entre Amigos to the list which in- cludes Eta Sigma Phi, and Le Cercle Francais. Desiring further knowledge of life and bees and birds and things, biology enthusiasts organized Chi Nu Tau. And as for the rest of the clubs — well, read on: you ' ll find them meeting and talking and meeting and talking just like all the well-bred clubs do.

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Front — Anderson, Abernathy, Cleveland, Duffey, Buck, Austin Back — Gore, Scott, Mowry, Lumpkin, Cannon THE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Tom Cleveland President Paul Duffey Vice-Presidenl- RoBBYE Tate Secretary Glenn Abernathy Treasurer MEN ' S DIVISION WOMEN ' S DIVISION Chairman, Gray Buck . . . Chairman, Julia Bouchelle . . . Glenn Abernathy . . . Donald Nina Abernathy . . . Lil Culley Anderson . . . Luke Austin ... Clyde Gragg . . . Mary Billy Cannon . . . Tom Cleve- Evelyn Lollar . . . Mary Eliza- land . . Paul Duffey . . . Clay- pj p . ton Gore . . . John Lumpkin ... -xr ii- r, r- Robert Mowry . . . Hanlm • • • Nelhe Renegar . . . Gene 5(,Q Smith . . . Robbye Tate. 22