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

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ARNOLD F. POWELL, Professor of Englisfi VIRGINIA McMAHAN, Alumni Secretary MARIAN CRAWFORD, Secretory to the President AT SOUTHERN A trip to the Student Activities Building, bumping into as many professors as students . . . Miss McMahan lunches after a busy morning keeping up with the alumni . Miss Crawford appears after her Latin class and a session with the Chancellor . . . Mr. Stanford smiling pnd friendly behind the counter . . . food better than it ' s ' ever been . . . upstairs. Dr. Powell is playing with his new light board in College Theater territory . . . Mr. Mims up in the radio lab with an announcing class . . . after time but for an adult evening class last fall . . . bookstore noise seeps up from below ... a composite of food, ' activity and noise. STUART MIMS, Lecturer in Radio and Englisfi WILLIAM WILSON, Director of Religious Activities ROBERT H. STANFORD, Manager of the Cafeteria

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CLARENCE COOK, Associate Professor of Music RAYMOND ANDERSON, Professor of Music ELIZABETH COTHRAN, Dean of Women THE FACULTY All the special buildings ... for special things ... the touches of fun in a schedule of lecture and discussion Miss Davis square dancing and Water Ballet . . . swimming, a sport she has in common with Mr. Opper- man, swinnming coach and A.A.U. champ . . . coaches Burch and Battle plan a year ' s activity and direct the whole boys ' P.E. program from their office in the front of the gym . . . appreciation and technique are what Mr. MacMahon ' s students strive for — and have fun at day or night classes . . . Mrs. Cothran offers coffee and sym- pathetic advice over in Stockham, which echoes to the music — recorded and live — made by Dr. Anderson and Mr. Cook. BILLY BURCH, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics WILLIAM BATTLE, Director of Intramural Athletics ELIZABETH DAVIS, Assistant Professor of Physical Education FRED OPPERMAN, Associate Professor of German RAYMOND MacMAHON, Professor of Art MARSEE FRED EVANS, Professor of Speech t

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THE FACULTY i ; -« 4 The very bottom of the hill ... a little world . . . one or two classes on the hill, and a long day ' s practice session below . . . Room 5 and the jam sessions in it . . . Tuesday afternoon repertoire for piano majors . . . Friday the organ majors take over ... the office, and Mrs. Harper and a big set of keys . . . Brahms, Bortok, and Bach . . . new pictures in the downstairs hall . . . Mr. Thomas su- pervising everything with Mrs. Harper close behind him the bookcase crowded with everyone ' s music . . ., Mr. Owens, Poulenc, and a new organ at St. Mary ' s . . Mr. Pittman and piano students . . . Minnie McNeill Carr at the organ . . . Mrs. Massengill and her special room. EVERETT PITTMAN, Piano MINNIE McNeill carr, Piano and Organ LOUISE BATES MASSENGILL, Piano