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

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HERMAN ROBERT BUTTS, Professor of Classics ELLEN FLAUTT WALKER, Instructor of Secretarial Studies 0. C. WEAVER, JR., Professor of Religion and Philosophy ROBERT W. HITES, Professor of Psychology THE FACULTY The east side of the quad . . . Ramsay and Phillips Li- brary . . . library parties and Christmas trees . . . the mystery of how Mrs. Hughes ' car gets to the library steps . . . musty periodicals and overdue books . . . browsing in the stacks and signing up for a carrel . . . paper-bound books and smoke in the Cellar . . . Mrs. Ownbey ' s coffee and a circle of student ' s and faculty . . . talks by Dr. Hicks on Wednesday afternoon . . . conference rooms and a new Listening Room . . . variety — and a place to sleep, study or talk. PHILIP MARSHALL HICKS, Honors Professor in English SARA T. OWNBEY, Manager of the Cellar HARRIET DUFF, Librarian OLIVE JO LAMB, Librarian CAROLYN HORTON, Librarian MARGARET HARVEY HUGHES, Director of the Library FRANCES McLaughlin, Library Order Assistant

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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

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I f! 11 1 GUSTAVO R. HARNANDEZ, Professor of Spanish HARRY McNEEL, Professor Emeritus of Spanish PHILLIP BEAUDRY, Professor 0 Business Administration FRANK NEWTON, Associate Professor of Economics AT SOUTHERN . worn stone steps and Toreador ' s Club ... Dr. Butts watching the secretarial labs at work . . . Drs. Hites and Weaver solving the problems of the psyche . . . Beaudry and Newton sharing the biggest office on campus . . . Dr. Myer and College Theatre . . . Mr. Drews and be- wildering numbers of fluent languages . . . Miss Wiley wandering over to a new environment . . . Mr. Evans looking in the art lab . . . Mrs. McWhorter, units and field trips ... Dr. Black and practice teaching ... an old, old building crommed with everything under the sun. WILLY DREWS, Exchange Professor of French and German WILLIAM MYER, Associate Professor of French MARJORIE W. McWHORTER, Associate Professor of Education RAY BLACK, Associate Professor of Education EVELYN VIRGINIA WILEY, Associate Professor of History