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

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THE CRABAPPEE TREE What has more tradition? We looked at the blooms and realized the Hilltop was us. FEAST IN THE DORM How many times were we starving at 11:00 and finally found some soul with a kind he art, crackers and cheese.

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The best piece of chicken and a grin has become one of the greatest traditions on the Hilltop. MORTAR ROARD TAPPING Waiting for the scroll to unroll, a hushed silence fell over convoca- tion. Mortar Board and ODK tapping became a solemn tradition. MR. HILLTOPPER The traditional Mr. Hilltopper election when organizations choose their favorite person and cam- paigned until the fighting finish. Mr. Hilltopper, a great tradition re- turned with the end- ing of World War II.

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SUNDAY AFTERNOON TEAS Singing songs with Watts at the piano, dressed-up fraternity men and swishy eve- ning dresses lived as a tradition. HILLTOP NEWS COMES OUT Every Friday, the gossip column was cen- sured. Later, we read about club meetings and convocation programs. Hilltop News . . . our diary. COLLEGE THEATRE Painting flats, memorizing lines and the final dab of grease paint before the curtain goes up makes one of the Hilltop ' s greatest mo- ments and, thus, one of its greatest traditions.