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

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Whether the prettiest legs (above right) or the best brownies (above left) make May Day successful is hard to say — Lenin, roll over. More than likely it is the irresistible pleasure of seeing a professor proven to be a big drip (below). 18

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' f« t r- ' iw - % ' ' Southern students witness an admirable dis- play of Panhellenism among sororities and fra- ternities during Greek Week every spring. Unof- ficial Olympic games with such events as the pillow fight rbelow righU, button-sewing con- test, and barrel-rolling enliven the festivities. As prologue to the entire week a torch-bearing runner from Athens— Alabama, that is — ap- pears on the quadrangle fbelow left); as epi- logue the Greek chorus rbelow extreme leftj resounds in the amphitheatre. ANNUAL OLYMPIC GAMES: A Display of Panhellenism 5m

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' Southern Goes A-Maying A pretty girl for May Queen (above), a side-show monster (below left); May Day is a lark. The campus is stripped of its academic pomp and circumstance and vibrates with a slightly raucous humor. 19