Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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THE CAULDRON Nineteen-Seventeen Cleveland Hosea ki ng, A.B. y Carrollton, (la. King’ Phi Delta Literary Society: Xon-Fra- ternity Organization: Original Freshman Club; History Club: French Club: Presi- dent of Classical Club: Glee Club. 1913-14. 1914-15: Carroll County Club: Teachers' ssociation; Class Athletics; Basket-ball Team. 1917: North Georgia Club. “Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit.'’ James Aubrey Lancaster. A.B. ✓ Shady Dale. Ga. Lank Member of Original Freshman Club: Ciceronian Literary Society: Secretary of Teachers' Association: Member of Dra- matic Club: Non-Fraternity Organization: Secretary of Junior Class. His pride in reasoning, not in acting lies.” Henry Hill Mangham, A.B. S Sylvester, (Ja. Baby” Athletic Director of Senior Class; Track Manager. But note my task is smoothly done; I can fly, or I can ran.

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Nineteen-Seventeen THE CAULDRON JOSKI’H KdWIN GuiLLE BEAU, A.B. Lincolnton, (ia. “ G illy; Jot Original Freshman; President of Senior Class; Class Historian, 1915-16; Sub-Fac- ulty: Alembic Club: Teachers Association; Non-Fraternity Organization; Dramatic Club; Class Football. Baseball and Basket- ball. And even his failings leaned to virtues.'' Rufus Carrollton Harris, A.B. “Chunk Phi Delta Literary Society; Senior Class Prophet: Sophomore Debater; Law Class Debate. '16; History Club: Classical Club; Mercer Round Table: Alembic Club; Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. “I am very fond of the company of the ladies. I like their beauty. I like their delicacy. I like their vanity, and I like their silence. Charlie William Harwell, A.B. Atlanta, Ga. “Sister Sub-Faculty. 1915-16; Phi Delta Literary Society: Mercer Dramatic Club: Original Freshman Club: President of French Club. 1915-16: Teachers' Association: Non-Fra- ternity Organization. IVhy has not man a microscopic eye? For this plain reason—man is not a fly.

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Nineteen-Seventeen THE CAULDRON Frederick Carl Markert, A.IF, Th.M. Macon, Ga. “Dad” Graduate of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary: Member of Cicer- onian Literary Society: Teachers’ Asso- ciation; Greek Club; History Club: Clas- sical Club; Ministerial Association: Direc- tor of Orchestra; Leader of Band, 1914- 16: Senior Class Poet. “It ho soys in verse what others soy in prose.” James Edward Mayo, A.B. Atlanta, Ga. “Eddie” Football Team. 1914-15. 1915-16: Class Basketball. 1914-15. 1915-16: Varsity Bas- ket-ball. 1916-17: Phi Delta Literary So- ciety: Teachers Association: Junior Law- Class; Non-Fraternity Organization. 'One science only will one genius fit.” Thomas Morgan, A.B. Howard, Ga. Tommie” or ”Manager” Vice-President of Sophomore Class; Sophomore Orator; President of the Ju- nior Class: Winner of the Publicity Medal. 1916: Law Class Debater, 1915-16; Fall Term Debater. 1916-17: Mercer-Furman Intercollegiate Debate; State Secretary of the I. P. A.: Member of the Permanent Council: Senior Class Comedian: Vice- President of Teachers' Association. 1916: Y M C. A. Cabinet. 1915-16-17: Original Freshman; Member of {‘Round Table;” President Phi Delta Literary Society: Wearer of the M Business Manager of Cauldron: Business Manager of Football Team: Member of the Favorite Club: Member Dramatic Club. 1916. “With too much quickness ever to he taught; With too much thinking to have com- mon thought.”