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

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Asparagus Club We, XE? 1 2, fr M Fai. 2 . xi 'K 0-Y A bfi Fronl Row: Lucy Atkins, Carleen Summerour, Bina Rangrej, Janet Blumen, Georgia Jennings. Back Row: Mark Huie. Accounting Association -32, X , V, 5,1 .Mt has K., 'Wir G if . YS? i32,3r, '- i l Front Row: Fred Morris, Lloyd Bowman. Back Row: Carla Patterson-SecretaryfTreasurer, Sharon Mueller Robertson-Vice President, Susan Shealy, Joanna Mcllwain, Gladys Freten- burg-ePresident, Lisa Rudolph. Not Pictured: Sharon Brogdon, Thomas Bryson, Cam Camp- bell, Cary Cook, Josefina Del Rosario, Kathy Franklin, Nancy Garner, John Godwin, Susan Gorman, Sharon James, Beth Jenkins, Keith Mathis, Susan Norrell, Denise Orr, Dana Patter- son, Chandler Russell-Faculty Advisor, Bob Sams, Paula Satcher-Faculty Advisor, Tim Skidmore, Jamie Terry, Sonia Williams. I5-1 The Asparagus Club is an organi- zation designed to provide students with opportunities for having fun to- gether by exploring the resources of the city. Outings are planned every quarter to attend plays, movies, and concerts. ffl' .415 l The Mercer University Atlanta Accounting Association, under the leadership of Paula Satcher and Chandler Russell, is one of the few campus organizations geared to- wards professional people. The pur- pose of this club is to expose its members to opportunities in the ac- counting field, in both public and private practice. In April of each year, the Association holds its annu- al Accounting Association Banquet.

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Women in Communications, Inc. is a professional organization pro- viding support and assistance to women entering the field of commu- nications. WICI, the largest profes- sional organization for women in the US, maintains 190 professional and student chapters in the state of Georgia alone. The Mercer chapter participates in the WICI Day-On- the-Job program, which provides students with the opportunity of ob- serving women in positions of pro- fessional responsibility on a daily basis. The Mercer chapter also sponsors a film program each week. The films are concerned with wom- en in their professional and every- day lives. YW ,SV 'j T1 ' .g'R.fW'f' JW.. '- 'Wi QW .2 v .55 'Mfg . -ppp-K3' xg. s 1 YSQQ ,ty .xi 5: -A N ,ans 0 -2, ix ,fb i LW- gsawiqxxf Y 'iw f' Z ' 5 5, thx .V B kA'.he.,. K . X .. . P' 'Q . ' 4 The Black Student Alliance serves the Black students of Mercer by promoting an awareness of Black culture and heritage and by provid- ing forums for all Mercer students designed to acquaint the community with current trends and issues that affect the Black experience. The BSA is open to all interested stu- dents. WICI YQ7 V7 'fd' Fronl Row: Roxanne Swann-Treasurer. Jan Shirley, Wendy Brigman. Back Row: Donna McBride-Vice President, Kim SunserikPresident, Karen Shockley-Fundraising Chairper- son, Pam Casteel-Secretary. Not Pictured: Janet Barkis. Sally Cabey. Camille Cancillar- Advisor, Lisa Peters. Black Student Alliance rua 'I Front Row: Deborah McClarity-Vice President, Lisa Allen. Gladys Saffo. Back Row: Fred Armstrong-President, Joseph Williams. Jennifer Jefferson. Bridgis Bryson. Angela King- Secretary, Darryll Brown. Sonja Williams, David Roy. N01 PI.L'fllf?li.' Lucy Atkins. Syretha Burley, Myra Carr, Pamela Holliman. Bonita Miles, Cheryl Price. Phillip Simmons. Angela Williams. IS3

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Beta Omicron, Mercer's chapter of Kappa Delta Epsilon, is a society for Education majors. Under the di- rection of faculty advisor Virginia Nelms, Beta Omicron strives to de- velop among its members teaching skills and ideals and actively en- courages constructive participation in solving the various problems re- lated to education. Members are also urged to join in professional community and campus service. The Pre-MedfPre-Dental Club of MUA is sponsored by Dr. Mi- chael Finnerty. Club activities af- ford members the opportunity to hear speakers and participate in ac- tivities related to their chosen pro- fessions. Some of the professional institutions represented by speakers during the year were Morehouse Medical School, the Center for Dis- ease Control, Medical College of Georgia, Mercer School of Pharma- cy, Mercer Medical School, and Emory Medical School. Kappa Delta Epsilon W A- . 4 1 il 1 ,i fl l 1 l May Fister, Catherine Veillon, Betsy Lamb. Mark Kimbro, Christina Batllc, Phyllis Barber. Jennifer West. Not Pictured: Karen Cochran, Jeannie Gravely-Historian. Teresa Holladay - -- President, Patty Kniper, Beverly Pendergrass, Paula Robertson-Secretary, Brenda Thomas-- Vice President, Amanda Woodall. Pre-Medf Pre-Dental Club CFS-s From Row: Dr. Michael Finnerty-Faculty Advisor, John Lue-President. Bina Rangrej- Vice President, Georgia Jennings-Secretary, Raul Zunzunegui-Treasurer. Secona' Row: James Durham, David Rink, Carla Dill, Janet Blumen. Teri Wright. Cassandra Riley. Back Row: Chip Fountain, Robbie Padgett, Dan Shirley, Joseph Williams. David Frank. Not Pic- tured: Maria Argendeli, James Bondo, David Evatt. Christy Garrett, Phillip Gross, Debbi Horan, Todd Jordan, Charles McDonald, Christa Mayville. Bobby Slade. li?