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

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ICa - evue - 1922 Herston McAger Cooper Birmingham. Alabama Applicant for A. B. Phi Chi; Clariosophic Literary Society; Track Team 1919-20-21; Captain Track 1919; Manager ' Track 1921; Sec- retary Pan-Hellenic Council 1922. Herston has been with us for four years, and during this time has done much for the track team. He is quite a ladies ' man. and we understand that he has a standing every Friday and Sunday nights with some fair dame. We admit her wisdom (?). but hope she will not kidnap him before commence- ment. But all in all he is a good fellow, and we wish him the best of success in life. Arlie Barber Davidson Birmingham, Alabama Applicant fur A. B. 1-20-21; Vice-Pi amation Contest ck Team ' 20; S. itori-cal Contest nt Body ' 20-21 ; Class 19: S. esident ' 19-20; cretary ' 20-21 ; Tin ee :iety; V. M. C. A. Pi Kappa Alpha; Clariosophic Li Prophet ' 18-19; Freshman Declamatio A. T. C. ' 18-19; Glee Qui Sophomore Class ' 20; Sopliomo Track Team ' 18-19-20-21; (ail. Athletic Association ' 20; Tun; Class Orator ' 20-21; President times President Clariosophic 1 Cabinet ' 20-21; Millsaps Debater ' 21-22; Student Senate ' 21-22; Class Prophet ' 21-22. Dave has won many honors during his college course, because of his clean and manly character, his hard-working qualities and dependable traits. Several times he has represented Birmingham-South- ern College in inter-collegiate debates and by the force of his oratory has added much to the prestige of his Alma Mater in this field of activity. If he con tinues as he has begun, we predict that he will gain the friendship of many, the enmity of few and the confidence of all. John Webb DeYampert Scotts Station. Alabama Applicant for B. S. Literary Society; S. Pi Kappa Alpha; Belle Lettres Literary ociet :. ' 18-19; Track ' 19-20-21-22; Scrub Football to, b Basketball ' 20, 21; Sophomore Class Basketball r Class Basketball ' 21; Assistant Manager Baseball Belle Lettres Literary Society; R. O. T. C. ' 20. Janko: Buddy Wampus had been with us some time before he learned the art of studying, but after he grew older he learned that something else besides Bull was necessary to secure the coveted degree. But even if he isn ' t much of a student, he is one of the best hearted, most likable fellows of our class. He is a track man of no small note, having won four medals in this b ranch of athletics during his college course. Buddy, if you go into the battle of Life with the endurance and determination with which you enter a track meet, you will surely come out victorious. Page Nineteen

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— ' Ha - 3 evue - 1922 Mary Lucile Colvin Birmingham. Alabama Applicant for A. B. Tau Delta; Ciariosophic Literary Society. Lucile is one of the Co-eds who has been faith- ful to old B. S. C. for four years, and one whom her school will long remember. She is a good student, and can be depended upon to uphold the standards and ideals of her Alma Mater wherever she may be. We feel that she will make a great success as a teacher. Rufus Beauregard Bagley Goodwater, Alabama Applicant for A. B. Pi Kappa Alpha; Clariosophk: Literary Society; Glee Club 1919-20-21-22; Football 1921; Basketball ' 19-20; Track ' 19-20: -Manager Track ' 20; Circulation Manager Gold and Black ' 20-21; Y. M. C. A. Cabinet ' 20-21; Athletic Editor Revue ' 21-22; D. I. K. Club. Behold ! the biggest ladies ' man the College of the Hills has boasted in many a moon ! Bo surely deserves this title, for there never was a man who enjoys the society of the weaker set to such a large extent. But never mind. Bo, it is a good thing to love the ladies, especially when they all love you. He is also an athlete, having letters in football, basketball and track to his credit. Luck to you. Beauregard, it always takes a man of your calibre to win ! William Graham Echols, A. B. Birmingham, Alabama Applicant for M. A. Uni ' of Alabama mingham-Southern College, Tech. Emory University. Seven years member ot Vlabama Conference. Five vears president of North i Conference Epworth League. .Member of North t Conference Epworth League Board. Nineteen years of League. Member of fourteen sessions of Ala- ind North Alabama Conference Epworth Leagues. iak of History and Religious Education. Athens Col- 917-18. Member of faculty of Southern Epworth nbly at Lake Junaluska, X. C. Platform speaker Western and Southern Epworth Leagues assem- blies. Executive Secretary of the North Alabama Conference Epwortn League. Mr. Echols is a zealous worker for the cause of Christianity and Christian education, and we predict for him a great success in whatever line of work he may undertake. North Alalia Alalia Held ch lege, 15 League Page Eighteen

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Xa - } evue - 1922 j j « — ► Janie Fermine Grace Birmingham, Alabama Applicant for A. B. Clariosophic Literary S 21; Y. V. C. A. Cabinet 19 Janie is a girl of whom her class and school might well be proud. She is the daughter of an old Birmingham College professor, which makes us feel that she is a real product of old B. S. C. Her scholastic record is one of the best, as well as her record on the basketball team, for Janie is one of the few girls who wear the Co-ed B. Gladys Green Birmingham, Alabama Applicant for A. B. Sigma Beta Gamma; Belle Lettres Literarv Societv; his- torian Sophomore Class ' 19-20: Co-ed editor Rezue 1920; Treasurer Tnnior Class 1920-21; Societv Editor Gold and Black 1921; Treasurer Y. W. C. A. 1921-22: Secretarv Senior Class 1922; Rciuc Staff 1922: Maid of Honor State Oratorical Contest 1919; Sponsor Baseball Season 1919. Gladys is one of our most popular and attractive co-eds, as well as a splendid student and a scribe of no ordinary ability. She always carries a cheery word and smile — regardless of whether she has her credits straightened out with the office or not. We predict that she will win the love and esteem of all, as she leaves the halls of learning on the City ' s western border. Helen Haggard Greensboro, Alabama Applicant for A. B. Tau Delta: Belle Lettres Literarv Societv: Woman ' s College 191S-20; Class Poet. 1921; President Y. V. C. A. 1922; Class Historian 1922: Historian Pre-Medical Club 1922. Helen is the one Co-ed wdio had some of her work at old Southern University. She is a most zealous religious worker, a Student Volunteer, and always has taken an active interest in Christian as well as college activities. We bid her God-speed as she further pursues her education in preparation for service on the mission field, and predict with confidence for her a great and useful life of service. Page Twenty