The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-13
Birmingham Southern Chooses SuperlatiUes

In the election held Friday morn ing at Birmingham Southern college, the superlatives were chosen as fol- lows: Most popular students. Porter Florence, Benjamin Englebert; most popular coed, Helen Grain; second, Mildred Mins; third, Peter Preer; most popular athlete, Stanton Candy, second. Aubrey A. Miller third, Lo- ren Williams; most intellectual stu dent, May Hamilton; second Russell Johnson; third, Benjamin Englebert; bestt all-round man, Vern-an Kim brough; second Benjamin Englebert; third Otis Kirby; best all-round coed Lois Caldwell; second,s Anne Greene; 1; third, Helen Nasty; hardest worker, Benjamin Englebert; second, Cleo Rogers; z third c. R. Smith; most Henry Richard; third Elizabeth Col win; most talented musician, Elton Norris; second, Howard Ellington; third, Elizabeth Colvin; best writer, Gerald J. Bryan; second. Carruth R. Smith; third, Richmon Beatty: best speaker, Porter Florence; second, Russel Johnson; third, John Jenkins; most modest student, John Hawkins; i; second, Anne Greene; third. Carruth Smith; friendliest student, Helen Nasty; second, Mary Beavers; third, Ed Howell; best sport, Mike Norton; SeCOnd, Dozier; most dignified student, Guy McGowan; second, J. NJ. Clark; third, John Hawkins most popular profes- sor, Dean Ludd M. Spivey; second Dr. Whiting; third, Professor Pown- son; most attractive co7ed, Ma1orie Craig; second. Helen Grain; third, Margaret Crane; the college fashion plate, Loren Williams; second Miss Marianne Lyles >third, John Marshall Hardin; most typical flapper, Mary Payne: second. Mabel Nesbitt; third Allie Helen Laird; the answer to flapper's dream, John Marshall liar din: Ham" Weeks second; Edgar El- liott. IF. third; biggest woman hater. Guy McGowan; second John Roger Thompson; third, Durward o. Wright ugliest man, Ed Morris; sec ond, "Red" Elliott; third, J. Weldon Moon biggest bum, Thomas Pettus
 second. Piggy" Mitchell; third, Lo- ren Williams; biggest eater, O.. By ron Ellis; second, Rat" Jones' third ''Rat" Key: Nunnaliest cowboy, John Marshall Hardin; second, Laurence Benson; third, Peter Preer; freshest rat, Orion Dozier; second Fred Mooty; third, Robert Roe; most handsome Whiteside: third. John Roger Thomp- son: wittiest man. Jack Stuart; sec ond. Porter Florence: third, Japhet ("Rip) Rawles; man with best ilne' Porter Florence: second. Jack stu art: third. Professor Loehr: biggest spendthrift, Hutchinson Hooten; sec ond, Thomas Pettus: third. Andrew smith; biggest loafer, Loren Wi, Hams: second. Thomas Petuus; third, Wilbur Howell; sleepiest sleeper Ter rv Teague: second. Edgar Howell; third. Jewell C. Hall; fourth, sam Berry most conceited, John Jenkins' second. Nelson Davis; third, Andrew Griffin; most desperately in love, Robert Cole: second, June Andersoni third. William Richardson: man with the brightest future. oscar Machado: second. Kary Beaver; third, DOC" Burton. \
 The above list was posted at Bir- mingham- Southern amid hundSeds or excited students together with tne announcement: Returns from the Co- operative Press La Revue Superia- tive Elections. Weather fair, voting heavy. iudqment light. in many in- stances" When the annual goes to press. this election will be feature Of the book, together with the lucky seven to be chosen from the following 70 girls selected by student vote as the prettiest co-eds Misses heien Ali good. Louise Averyt Lila Mae Canty. Marjorie Craig, Helen Grain, Marga- ret Crane. Elizabeth Crow. Dorothy Davis. Sarah Lathem, Frances Led better. Doris Marler. sarah Nielsen. zie. Esther Merrell, Mildred Mlms, Mabel Nesbit Marjorie Ormond, Mary Payne. Mildred Self Elizabeth smith, and Mary Tyler. The seven beau ties to be featured in the annual are to be selected by staff of local artists, from photographs submitted hy each of the 90 girls selected by the student body.