Mercer University in Atlanta - Phoenix Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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' 7 it ' For what do you want to be remembered? For passing on the Classical musical traditions, opening minds and tastes that were closed to the Classics.-Barbara Dean. As an individual who sincerely cared for his fellow man.-Hayward Fountain. For my witness to something bigger than myself.-Bill Geren. K ,M For a sincere love for the power, beauty, and importance of language.-Dick Gibson. For trying to help clean the windows and for trying to help people look through them.- Colin Harris. For never ceasing to grow.-Jean Howell. For a sense of humor, a consuming love of poetry and drama, and a love for all sorts and conditions of men.-Nancy Leslie. Dr. Bill Geren Religion For being a true friend.-Jean McGarrity. For getting my students to think.-Sam Peppas. For having been a good husband and father.-Chandler Russell. N As a teacher, scholar, friend, and athlete who died trying.-Val Ruszovan. For introducing and implementing music programs in three southeastern colleges.- Homer Savige. For succeeding in reaching my goal lof helping other people reach their goalsj again, again, and again.-Marty Williams. For having lived and loved deeply, honestly, and without guile.-Mary Willingham. Self-tolerance and non-judgmental appreciation of others while exhibiting neither.- .Ierry Zeller. Dr. Richard Gibson English, g g ,NX Q., V V :I 'x.,,.. . 1. G ,, Ms. Marian Glustrom Dr. Tom Hall Dr. Colin Harris Sociology Mathematics Religion

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What is your goal in life? To live my life as passionately and as rationally as I know how, to contribute back to my friends, profession and world at least as much as they have given to me.-Cam Col- tharp. To contribute what I can toward helping Dean and my students become responsible and caring persons.-Duane Davis. To develop my God-given potential as teacher, artist, human being.-Barbara Dean. To learn, share, and live the teachings of Holy Scripture.-Bill Geren. I hope for the blessings of good health, a clear conscience, hard work, an easy smile, an embracing family, an abundant garden, peaceful nights, a warm fireside, old books, old roses, an old dog, and a few old friends.-Dick Gibson. To find meaning to this incredibly short span of time I occupy between thousands of years of history and an infinite future.-Jay Harriman. To be a supportive husband, nurturing father, helping teacher, and sensitive friend- Colin Harris. To live long enough to retire to a Tudor cottage in the West Country of England, to write books thereg to entertain Mercer-Atlanta students who wander in.-Nancy Les- lie. To be wiseg and to open the door of greater understanding of the world to at least one person who follows.-Baird Lloyd. To live fully, creatively and kindly as nearly fulfilling the spirit of the Christian faith as I am able.-May Newby. To write a good poem, to give a gift and not sign it.-Elaine Orr. To teach one on one with grace, inspiration, and a touch of humor-and to teach others to teach one on one.-Mary Willingham. ttf .0 Dr. Hayward Fountain Dr. Ron Garrett Carroll Gates Health and Physical Mathematics History Education

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