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

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THE FINAL YEAR 14 THE FINAL YEAR

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CAMPUS SPORTS KA vs. SAE (Opposite Left). Soccer (Opposite Top). Basl etball (Opposite Center). Jogging on tlie Quad (Oppo- site Below). Panthers vs. Spring Hill (Left). A leisurely game of tennis (Above). There ' s still vtrork to do after the game (Above Inset). CAMPUS SPORTS 13

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THE FINAL YEAR Over one-fifth of the population of Birmingham-Southern is afflicted with a malady known as senioritis. Symptons of this not-so-rare dis- ease are lethargy, drunkeness, and pessimism. It sets in some- times around or before the start of one ' s senior year. In most cases, though, it has been detected in some students as early as the sec- ond semester sophomore year. Students suffering from senioritis display nervous tension caused from taking so few classes (the average is two) while simulta- neously complaining bitterly of having to get out of bed for their 2:50 class. When they finally do get out of bed, seniors suffer from constant irritability caused by an increased nocturnal consumption of alcohol. The prognosis for those suffering from this dreaded disease is graduation and the real world or professional schools will cure all . One thing that we forgot to mention was senior apa- thy, but they don ' t care. — MELANIE MERKLE On the Hilltop (Opposite Left Inset). Conferring with Coach Dean (Opposite Center Inset). Testing (Opposite Right Inset). After class on the Plaza (Left In- set). Happiness on the Hilltop (Right In- set). The Penthouse View (Left). THE FINAL YEAR 15