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

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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS FRANK F. EARLE President E. L. BOATNER Vice-President J. H. CHITWOOD Secretary EXECUTIVE COUNCIL JAMES B. HILL Chairman EDWARD L. NORTON Vice-Chairman LONNIE P. MUNGER Secretary J. H. CHITWOOD HUGH A. LOCKE PAUL HARDIN EDWARD C. MOORE ERVIN JACKSON R- J- STOCKHAM ROBERT HENRY HERBERT W. RICE NEWMAN M. YEILDING, Ex OHicio NORTH ALABAMA CONFERENCE MEMBERS Rev. S. M. Baker Mr. E. L. Boatner Rev. Paul A. Duffey Mrs. Frank F. Earle Dr. J. Thad Ellisor Mr. Robert F. Henry Mr. Tupper Lightfoot Dr. Clyde Miller Rev. J. Carlisle Miller Rev. E. C. Moore Rev. Herbert W. Rice Rev. R. E. Branscomb Rev. J. H. Chitwood Rev. Paul Clem Rev. Paul Hardin ALABAMA CONFERENCE MEMBERS Rev. Wm. M. Harris Mr. J. B. Hill Mr. Ervin Jackson Rev. Otis E. Kirby Judge Hugh A. Locke Mr. L. P. Munger Mr. E. L. Norton Mr. R, J. Stockham 20

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WILLIAM £. GLIHH, Registrar ALICE CONGER NIX, Assistant to the Registrar i. RALPH JOLLY, Dean of Admissions BETTY ANN HOWELL, Secretary to the Dean JAMES R. WESSON, Professor of Matliematics iecond floor Munger . . . everything starts and ends ere . . . Miss McMahan ' s bulletin displays Mrs. Hamil- 3n ' s handiwork . . . the little glass windows and the lines 1 front of them . . . Mrs. Hale ' s friendly hello . . . ir. Snavely ' s never forgetting . . . Miss Crawford ' s puthern accent and illegible handwriting in the school hiendar . . . Mrs. Prude deciding what color next week ' s bnvocotion cards will be . . . switchboard girls plugging p an outside line . . . Bursar ' s office cashing checks . r. Yeilding selling cord firewood and buying new Drms . . . Mrs. Truss finding student jobs on campus Dean Shank ' s famous peach ice cream ... a lively :cent: the Administration. BENJAMIN ENGLEBERT, Administrative Assistant VIRGINIA VANDERVEER HAMILTON, Assistant to the President for Public Relations ROBERT H. WALSTON, Bursar RUTH GRAVLEE WARD, Assistant to the Bursar RUTH BAKER TRUSS, Secretary to the Treasurer MARY BETH PRUDE, Secretary to the Dean

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HOWARD H. CREED, Professor of English RICHEBOURG McWILLIAMS, Professor of English THE FACULTY Accent on Munger building . . . officemates Harlan and Abernethy spend free time in the Cellar they redec- orated . . . the long, long journey to the third floor . . . Tresp, Parks, Bumgartner and Wiley evacuating the his- tory department for conventions . . . the chilly largeness of 308 and the homey clutter of McWillioms ' office . . . the view of Phillips lobs from Miss Kiser ' s balcony . . . Eleanor of Aquitaine and Modern Algebra . . . Own- bey, Creed, and Hicks crowding three desks and a million books in their corner office . . . lectures and honors courses . , . Southern Accent- and Mortar Board book exchange . . . Dr. Locke and an unbelievably neat desk . , . the sounds and smells of traditional learning. HOWARD H. HARLAN, Professor of Sociology CECIL E. ABERNETHY, Professor of English LILLOU McCAIN, Instructor in English LOLA KISER, Assistant Professor of Mathematics JOSEPH E. PARKS, Professor of History LOTHAR L. TRESP, Associate Professor of History LOUIS E. BUMGARTNER, Associate Professor of History EGBERT SYDNOR OWNBEY, Professor of English JOHN F. LOCKE, Professor of Mathematics