Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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 t «KOiust ioskiti i;kakiv, a. n tfHjrfJIt.” i iniiu vvillr, Ga. Treasurer I'Iit Itelia Literary Siiattj; on- Kml er ii ii v OrpaniM l ion. ticurgr wt horu. reared, unii hits spent ii good |Hirti iii nF his three -core and Icn year» iu the shndnu ni (Iu- ftluc llnlgi- Mountains. Tlii:' wis- dom that mines curly in life in people nf n muli liitivr Ium nf mimi i-JHl'1-il liim to iiiHicr-lund the ltd'll nf -i ( iillt-j;»' IxlinutiiiJi. II - is ii» »ei c | n jt li flic longing In put In morn dedicat tasks those hands u-ll skilled in turning the mil. Of ti dirge's iriiinl in follegc much might In- said, but hi- is ton modest in hi» opinion of himself to appreciate nnj‘ dweriptiori Mint would do him jitstiw, “I il.n»' i|o .ill I Inn I may h'oinli1 a hunt- IsAKAYKTTK If IHII.DKV A. B. Ibitt- Atcmliii, Flai TrWOtltcf I’lii Ihdta Society: »»'t Illl'illf Manager funhlron: Vim I'ri-sidcnl Flotilla Club 11-12: Ijirulmnrk 4 Inti; Ituostiw flub: Tenni’ (Tub: N'oii l'rnlcrnitv ((rgamration lie mine to tM in lln‘ full of IfflO. While in the High School he made :s record tor lining the least possible .minimi of unik, a record which he hits consistently iimiilnmed simi' tinning to (V l- lejfr. It seems tlmt lie instinctivelv found tin- thorn, the prick of which vras pleasant to the -111.' of Dick” Holmes- intent, and with n pro sumptuous smile lie has pluycd on (he dionl of I’rof. Steed’’ n on tunic make up ss Idle In- marked hi» pa”. Relieve me, l?o, HI fri--» ’em if I -.in. ‘There’s ihi Art To binl the mimi'» con-ti intion in the face. J 2.1

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Tke- C ildror -1912 Mlf.ToX PIXt KXKY IJA1VKK. V F!, “Bud, A ! ar vilk, (ia. |t4iKkrll iill IVum rut-Id, anil t‘«plain of TrmH Mi ll; Kicker (lull; l n|)| n Kjbhiu- Iit Aaijm illc- pullanti- Ik- wai Milt; in mil- let ic lie WJI' ■■ I Sill I; ■ lull in kri-|'illg with “Senior” .Iij;nit v In- liccnme “Milton Pinckney. To him it matter nut ihe rinwle nr nmiiiit-r nf naluliition, l»n»viilr iJ 1 hi |wt liim wi»o to Jill event nf TC' cent m-nincnm. A t liking i- ani|ilr nf “Puncer- vaii-Mi nf KnorgvThe llv wheel nf hi» anatomy i »1 delicately jHiinfil Hint even ho small a tliin» ns a punch in tlie rili w ill iart a roniinotton, cs 1 ■-111 ia I 11 ckI internal. ’Itndin{r mnketli a lull man.” .IAMK8 ItOSS UAltNEK, A, R “Willie.” Ka tout on. fin. Secretory Ah naliir Miib; loath in laitin 11-12; tauidiiiark (luFi; Tenni Club; I'iiYiiiiiiun So- ciet V. “Well, vini see it tbi nav.” after making an rlkuhlirt research nf nil tin- IhhiIi- nil mil urn I phenomena. iti luivi nim» in tlu i-nrK'lu»inii that tlw; n- ain't ihi »nch animnl! Patch tiirn tmilrr ill’1 -lliiili- Ilf a 'ilNnllr” ilerliy am| yim would think that In an “Ikei in the rough, hut ivlii'ii in tin- liltrvt french felt and wini- in|»rn| lii- hi- leu vp the impress nf 11 “direct from Fifth Avithh» type, To »11111 him nj. in one conrico -1 ileim tit ; deep in wisdom, deep in love, «nai- njrous in William -fanning Itrya 11 when it amne» In public , an original nrairiFier nf tin' 'tiritlin t hit .imi a right robust biim|iniiir I na« not luirn under a idivining | laHGt. nnr I •'iinnol inn in festival Irnii», 22

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 Tke - Cacvildroi -1912 11031 Kll I.AJIAli CRICK, .A. It. “Colossus. Atlanta, «a. rlil IMtu Literary Sodrtv r, Irniiruinptu 1) - Inter lit, II, Hsij Full Teriss I W-l ■:« I III . Clumpimi IMuita-i' Hi-': V. 31. ' A. lfi-12: Hunk mil A ut l»nis. Mi-ivi'iiati Ill'll: Kditor-in-Chief 31.1't-priun III-’; Vur-il. Font hall ISHMl-ll; In sirnrtor ill IonV11-1’ il: Assistant ill Kliyli-l. 11-12: Travelini Hep. Oreatei Mi-i'i»1» l Iuli II: Winner ..3 Knjrlisli Medal in II: Senior Claw pmH; Mini 1 nri.il Assn.-intion: Suii-Krntwinty Orv'nuizntion, Hi- iiiiur, In- stayed. In- sludiicrl, p] ny • ! ami p.'ssrs iiilmU'. IN- n«ii.|«n’r ‘il Imili Fn‘slaii!i']i iirnl Fm-ulty, lml Him I. ilnlli it pinlll .1 man in jj-iin hi whole aim rial 1 Ili' n»n In-art. Hi- would, give I In- w-InsU- v'njLil in exchange lor nn» Kiri. “Beside lu- was a shrewd pl»ilft9 »]iher Km t-vei y why lie had a wherefore. JOHN MATTHEWS M KKAIOF A. It. “John.” Suvannail. On Member AI.-iiiiIiiv dull; Ch-eroiiiaii Literary So- rii-l v. When his li.iss innlIl- il s de-hut in H»uS. Juhn furnished his full share .i iis verdant plumage. Ihil wim-e lluii time, having uhsorla-d -ill the poetry frum limner to “Little .lav. all tin’ mi- iiiiiiiirs known, history without limit, ituiihcmat- ini iviihin vi-iy reasonable limit , and various other knowledge growing plants, he has emerged w ill» tint ji foalIter of li i»nrii-itt iililim- visilile. .luliit i some ti a veler, his globe-lad I in» trips hnv- liitf given him tin opportunity to rinliriin- rirli thing desirable from Fn-neli culture lu Swiss III 41 ills. 24 ‘l.eiitle of spe-eeh. henetieent of mind.’