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

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-JL odicotioii . • . t k iirmod service , To those boys who across Belgium, to those who sailed the lived at the bottom of the sea for days have put aside the instruments of war, buttons, the stripes, cerelv devote the 1946 Southern Accent. You left the Hilltop to defend the rights and privileges which wk en- deavored to keep alive until your return. The 1946 Southern Accent gives you the old and the new with the Accent on the remembered tradi- tions of the Hilltop. In your absence, there were changes, but the friend- ships between prof and student, the crabapple tree in spring, the sun dial, and Sadie Hawkins have remained the same.

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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.

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to I Ik o % c w Ik o Ik ok o i ' e I ie i f ii e «I Ir o an V% «L fc 1 f % |» € fc € 1 1 ■■ 1 1 t flefflicote 1 lb i b oo ' To you who are returning to the chemistry lab and the history lectures, the Bookstore and Munger Bowl, and in memory of those who will not .ii ' ii i ' JUieHilltop the 1946 Southern Accent is dedicated.