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

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FACULTY y ke ( oiiieri atofi 1 The Birmingham Conservatory of Music, although separate from the college in administration, is a vital branch of the liberal arts school. Under the direction of Dorsey Whittington (top, center), and Mrs. Frances Whittington (top, right) the Conservatory has carved a solid niche for itself in educational and cultinal circles of the city and in the college. Efforts to teach good music in both schools dovetail, and are furthered by Ernest Eniti (top, left); Stephen Dill (bottom, left), vho is also director of the College Orchestra; Ackley Brower, lecturer in Theory; and Martha Dick McClung.

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h.e J ociai J c CLcnceS Chairman of the Division, Leon F. Sensabaugh, Professor of History Joseph Howard Parks, Professor of History Malcolm C. McMillan, Assistant Professor of History and Political Science (Bottom) Howard H. Harlan, Professor of Sociology Orman McDonald, Assistant Professor of Psychology Evelyn Virginia Wiley, Assistant Professor of History

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DL STUDENT Seated, left to right — Calderbank, Shepherd, Zicarelli, Norton, Real, Foss. Second Row, left In light — B r o w n, Timbcrlake, Pool, (liapple, Shores, U r a n d c s, Sea y, Doerr, HoUey. THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Executive Council saw to it that El- bert ' s energetic freshmen were well oriented and welcomed at an all-cam- pus gym party. Councilors Bill Acker and Ruth Shapard helped stage the Southern Accent Beauty Ball. When winter came, Zic wasn ' t far behind. The new president created quite a stir by introducing voting ma- chines into Hilltop election days — as if the campaigns weren ' t sensational enough. All year long Bern Calderbank and company slaved over the constitution. Their revised version will permit more student participation, cut out a lot of red tape and bottlenecks and provide a more efficient and effective govern- ment.