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ANNOUNCE STAFFS FOR
COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS
Second Issue Of “Gold And Black”
Appeared Wednesday
The second Issue of the Gold and
Black, the weekly student publication
of Birmingham-Southern college, was
Issued "Wednesday morning, announc
ing the complete staff for 1923-24,
Jerry Bryan is editor; Ben E. Dis
mukes, assistant editor; John Selma,
news editor; Rogers Sherwood, assis
tant news editor; O. R. Grimes, spcfrts
editor; Alvin N. Bird, assistant sports
editor; Mildred Mims, co-ed editor;
Elizabeth Smith, joke editor; Guy B.
McGowan, ministerial editor; Rich
mond Beatty, literary editor.
Jewell C. Hall, business manager,
announced the following assistants:
Clarence McDorman. advertising man
ager; Alton Davidson, assistant ad
vertising manager; J. A. Nixon, as
sistant advertising manager; W. B.
Atkinson, advertising collector; Cull
Revel, circulation manager; Ernest
Shelton, assistant circulation manager.
The business and literary staffs of
Ea Revue, the college annual, are
O. R. Smith, editor in chief; Edward
Morris, associate editor; Paul Cooke,
associate editor; William B. Atkinson,
photographic editor; Alfred Lusk, re
vue stenographer; Anne Greene, senior
class editor; Elgin Mellown, class ed
itor; A. Herschel Smith, class editor;
Alton W. Davidson, organizations;
Jerry Bryan, athletics; Marjorie Craig,
personality editor; Louise Averyt,
Irving E. Fulllngton and Lilt Mae.
Canty, features; Elizabeth Reid and
Stanley Watkins, art staff, with other
appointments to be made later in the
last department.
