THE CAULDRON volume Ten PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE SENIOR CLASS MERCER UNIVERSITY, MACON, GEORGIA i 3 ?%£ - r UNIVERSITY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS AROUND THE CAMPUS CHAPEL BUILDING TATTNALL SQUARF. CHURCH r WIGCS SCIENCE HALL r L THE GYMNASIUM Jfi r afe fifictn r Faculty Rufus Washington Weaver. MA. 'fTi.D.. D.D. President 31 A , Wan.- fT. , SS93; Tli 31 . FoaJh+ni F5.kI► 11 1 Tlifilr.SIcnl Si HllAnfy, 1S3R; Th.ll.. H i k( i Th wh.iekA! H«rita|n ry, ISBB; rua.liuu - Kit., fli-iii, Jo-liii l(M| klnA Uni trinity, ISO -SG: l'nlv r- mi y tii ruii'Uinnii, isat-in. Li«'(UlrF All till- S l PlrliiV - Sl'FiJWiI Flxiifil F‘i lUPlitlkl Kirill, Southern Uj. | tIfe TIi r-l. sn l Seminary, 1 1 J; - iutb-i Ira fCHiKi4iai Kducaiion anil I nilructor in K- lip mu I’n'rhAlfify, Van-UrUlS tVIv+nilly, lSli TW Author, The History of Ifcw lloclrln-; of the In- iplratton in the- KiriMh Century, f§. 1 31; The CTiriiHfciin r'nnvprml innnllat, ISitS: ' Tti Heron PlrucIliFii «T IS-PiKmn lilt: ’’The lirliRLour tk- vi'lnpiwnt of the ClilM. isl . I n|al«l int nf thr .Southern llapillsl lUlurnllim Ai- nocUntor. t9IT-2ft Pn-iMnit R lilci1hn fnmmUmton ni the Ffuilhrrn llapnm i_ «m fen thin, 1 1 -1 ; frW- Idvfett Phd | rn(f np NJ'ftOr I.ri vvPillj . till -; . Bartow Davis Racsdalf. A-B... D.D. T rtawrer AH . M.rri t CnLv.', |ly |k- rt. ..Ml'h' rn riv-iMnifiral Jtrmtn ry. i k -a ; iT-is.-imr Bible iiml niblltal l.llmlnri- Mrrcr lis!- !. norM, llnnr l'nlv.r«lly. «( El hi- . Mrrcrr I'nlTmily. I!U : IT ir nw of Dlbl ■ H l Hi Wot I Literature. M ltw l’nh- r l(y. kylt-l- J. Henry Burnett Bmirwa Manager 1 ( Paft trtlttit • v A: AG Cauldron j Faculty William Edmund Farrar a.b . AM. Horn In l.ym'hbuiR. Vfl.| |M e;sa '',l fur rulloiee isi nullli'- mln.r.ln r.i VlncliiU: All, lllrJinioiH •'ill- atu,- Vi .; wrAdunie studs-tit. L'nlvrnill)1 of Virginie; J.numnur instructor, t.Ailvcnllv ni Vini mu fur 1 « yr «ni; 3l4it,’i -if Arts IJefTee. IMI; I'luliKiir Ijhlhri nn l I e.k t'nion tulvrnlRjr, Jli'ltHM, T,-nn . Fpn- iiimm 11 i,- Hii uml OH+ and tx-an. TI iCn r rni- li-Ki . Ky.. i lerN-il I 'rs Kill s'nl Itelllel I nl! IKH' 1 'J1 s. Anilior nr article on AJranci-ineiit In t'lasslcol I'lilloloffy Durlnn Nineteenth Ctnlury, «mi of , in I I, ,• I ., r ravi !. MrmlK'r ot Knlahti uf K™,nlf Order; m'liilwi I Tin summit Ln'lta Fraternity; Ln-nn and uf Jjlln ami linck. Urnvr I'nl vi'rally 131S-13. ti-un uul 1’iefirttir of OrnV, Slwtif l'nl«tMIIJ, 1 1 . Percy Sc ott Flip pin A.B, PhD. All. Mi' limoml t Villens', la s; J'll IV. Johns II«| - kl i.s V n L' ■■ r s I ly. 13IJ; Hopkins k. |i-l s r I '1,1 Jls-tA Kappa. Inmrui-lur In I Malory. Klrliinonsl Academy. 19Af- 03. S,-i j,■!i.r| ot The IVi'tmiii'H (’nlleffo and Jindow- insrn Kami of KIlIiiiisui‘1 Calloei'. 1 0 -10, lJrof rs - wi i r History nrnl rolitn.il Seli-tice. Central linl- eenntjr of Kentucky. Ilia-ll; Professor of Hni,-ry, Jlnmlllon roller, 1 14-1 ; Professor of History. ■Mercer I'nlvrnlly. I sin, |,i..ijis-r in h,-i„sv rutvceMiy of T ■ . «iitt- ii t, isvrf Aanariam KslH«r f Tin- «wirttlii, ill«- toTlinl Quarterly: nirtitlirr of Tits' in«rie n IIU- mOral AsSHHOinUnn; Usuries Mmlallioti. ih, pels i ( ihr roK'nlal l nii'i of Auurlm Author. The Financial Ailmliilsirailan nf the 1’oir.nv of Virgini '1: The Royal Gtivemm ai in VI ruin I .1' Hknrv Fox B S , M A . Ph D fl.K., I'nlrerslly of IveriIs. |H5ii; XIA. I’m- yr rally • if l'i nnsylvntna. l-JOI, Kosi-nrch Wink In Marino Hiuloeii 1 I.jIhUjIuiv. Woods Hole, Jims summer of 1MI-43; lluivur.l 1,i|v.-erH . Simin'i I Mi. Author of mure Ilian twenty aeii-iillllp ml Iris puli-lisjieil try the l'nll.ol Siale Cover n m r nt mill in various is irnlin, p. ijiitSioiiin Assistjtii iVnnnnraiivr Yet lebmie Anal uni I'nl- werslty air IVnnuyt'ania, iMudDl, A |a(aiat In HM- ■Kj. frits i rally i r WlMonaln, I-«a. Pnifeavir ’tieinlstry nml Hi'ilnev. TempJs' rnLroralty. Fh|la- ,1. IplHn, I sos er.; Profeikor Hlut.s y, ir ion, i:-„|. I«ar. ('isttecRvlIle, 10«., I a7 l2; Intlrurtpr in Xoolney. Kummrr SrluM'l. rntvrraity Ponntilvanli, Hios IJ: Ir 1 ruotisr in Hio|o y. Mfillec-ChlruTalral AthLinI, rinlndnlphla. U! -li; UrinntT of Kmn- nioUsjtlfnl Inpm titii'iii enitnverl in nrialnni vrork l ar III. (fovernmi-nl uf rhe Vnlteil Sfnte , I l2-|s; rrufrswir, Sh-nvi 1’r.jvr«r«ii y. l |iK |fi. Ptigt i k?cntefi jiV Z As Cauldron Faculty Pevton Jacob A.B.. A M A It HlMlimiiipl CoHp .., ISitfi; A 11 Iblrf.. 13110; Cly-.ilu-aic thiiltn1 Pnlv+rally of 1.|r fcn, 1 10-f?. 11«n t -r r flit ! •• J1 ik Kup pn; ni fOouihori) imcloly r« r«|ll -H h anil l' fht ]n y of Amcrli-uii ln- I t lilt ifnit noil Stlprrliklcniki'Dl, Uiaalanlppl public 1S' 1 : J t; member MiaamailHil Trat-llirok ■iniiH.ia.ion )■[«: |’ra[ aor Philosophy ami BJa- in|.-n, n-. lor I'.ti-Kr, lull 1 . is-an MayH.r Hum- nni Son il hchI | |i -clor Summer Vaifnal. llll-lt; I'tufVaaor of FMl c U ]ii, Hirer Ifnii'p, ratty. |ji|i —. Claude Russell Fountain A. ft, Ph.D. VII, 1 'nlvori.i ' of Orc oti, 1 01, University Kriii-inrvtilp in 31 Mu matlr . rnhiniiin Unlvsnlty, 1’t|i|-ni. I'll l , I’liyai.- , CVtuffibln llnlvorslty S-'l-ldmt III risyaira. 1‘iilumljla I nlVOrillv inny-fli, Inatrartor I'olumbla Sumini r Jirh.w.1 nr Vi.dlnl A.I r.im-niy alii! rimHtmy. I 0J Si; Aamnkaiv rro- 11-1 • i. i I'hlalr., l‘lllVPr Hy n( Illa Ito, I94 -0A, Inalruc- I r l h riles. Willi nm I'nllnao, luas.a! ; .iHtiani Pri.r. n11:,r Physio , Kcavon I'olU-jfa, IDOJ-lt A,|- i,■ i,■ 1-r.roaanr Phyalra, VnIV-rally ot litorcla 3 15 1'. I’r oli aanr riiysica. tliinfit I , body C'ciIIpso fi'i T i'll. In•Summer l uartor , |S1fi-| ( ,Vaa| laih| Ulairlri Kilnraiiijnii innitor lOin-ctor of S-1 I'nt'i-ii, Iiiairlrl Xi. t. s A, T. ’ A'l-iail.i.-i Kai'Cutlv. 1’innmln.i- National limiluir or imi'imn . inv.nmr nr many now Itdm of simtillllcil laboratory app ruing” unit ,-omni.Mi'Jgl (li-vlvi ; | i ..i.naor Mcrrrr University, | |s. John Williams Kern A.B., M A. A II.. t'AlBAli' ISOtl 1 A KyraouO'. UlOi a(u- ■Icnt 1 ralvrraLiy of Uennaylvama, .umm'i of I’lV; tinlrril m Cornell University, summer of I'1 :: urailunI. aiuilrnl, University or llllhola. rum, m-r of IMS. Cr.1 fnvii or E’hyalu il n I'lli-nilil ry. FrliTHla Si ll,Nil WllinihairiEi Del , 1 05; | rafwa .r of Plum 1 1 ry ami Miya4,a, Moll School, I'rlmim, Ohio, • ■ii 01; rnK-awi, wf riH-nuurT ami moloirl. Sinn Norm . I School, ’ll jn.ll-1,1 I'a l‘iflv.n'.; profraaoi -■if |-1,‘tTi 1 1 ry Ktiiui.i K1cc Academy, Ivltolm N. T , 1J IW.i • n.irimur. Mum t'nivi ialiy. 1 ;i|. Memln-r r l Sirum Xl; n m1 i of Tim Chen.Ira I Sorli-fcy, Page cifhtcct V Faculty Benjamin Clark Holtzclaw, Jr. A.B. (Mcrcft); B.A. and M.A. (0 m.) A,If.. SK-rcrr rnm-rsity. tSH; Rhodes Scholar at Quran's r.viifs-. oxford I'nir rally. Uxfnnl. Km- land, ItlflTi HA., «twn- fcchw.1 ..r l.lti-tut- Huin, nl«i'« a. lad Llemcnnnl. 317 K, A.. 1' H. A i iii v IMMJ; M A . Oxo H . l'rofr or Modern l .ueunc.i, M -rcer I’nlVrMliy, I . Joseph Robinson B.A-, M-A. B.A. Unlvtrflly nr SVuth DaVnia, I ; M.A. L'nlvertlili‘ r South Dakota. l S; M-A... Iluvanl L'alwriliy. Flvr year .-sp r|.nno In Hlsh Pchwl Knjclbh, Sow I Is Dakota: rrorciwr En li Ji Limeuagr and Ut.ratuti-. Franklin (VII '. Ind.. feiJ- l(M r of RnelPli, I'araun-Ni'Wman (Ton .. Tend . 1 07-IS: PrufciiHir Mercer Unlv 'r lty, 1 1 . Miss Sallie Go el . Boone A.B. Librarian jptfJJe ninffrtrt ,Y Cauldron Faculty Claudius Lamar McGinty A.B.. B.S.. Th.D. T:i.F),. Mercer HiilvTually, l? n; A. , SK.reer imi- v.TiMiy, ISIS! M.A.. KautBioHi Bapim Tb.i.l jfl.-jil Summary. ISIS; Th-t ,, Haul horn Unplul TU Mil''K- loal BrmKia.v. 111J, TniiKlit In IIlKh Schm.l . 1S01-0 : Paator. Fifth Al'MiUf H |’!K' Chtirefa. Ruiiir, r,n., 191S.15, KUfft H.ipU t Church, Cm inxvillv. r,n.. mi;,.13; Dent, wtonol M dirlJtlanllr. M-rrer Ifnlt'cntiiy. l!il . A 1.1 hoi. Qtlukor IBiri, It I!In.', Conlent ar..l TVu- drnrlir . Andrew Philip Montacue A.M. Ph D-, LCD, Partial erii.li.nl of «h,- tTjt|tw ||y of Virgini.i; AM., Phi . T|.«- Columbian Ifnlvcrtlty i nnw r.eorni' WnslisriBt.m Unlyunjlty). Watliltmimi. I , c ; LED.. IIIcltFT.ii.nl Coll -ne. In Ihe family of the Columbian llnlrunlty. twent y-tn-r. y«iun, at frlnclj.nl of Propsrnttry Bl-hniil, ProJe-iSi.r ..( Latin and f natrurbir In «reek, «Hl I5ca.li of 1 hi, (Jtillcfiii-j Fro l«1i'iit 1'iirmiiii l.'nl- ««illh 8. mini I'rdTcmor of InMIn Jive year : I'joNlilonl linuii.il roll.-K.-. Ala.. Vrolviu. r of LnlLn, ten ymr : I'rr hlM)l Columbia Collrgr, Fla., amt I'mfcstor Latin, mi yenr . KJHi.r Of -III,- of Cicero'' hd The ln-H r of Pliny.' ■Summlme im-in bur nr tllfl ATuciiciin Phllfilualonl Koololy: tilt’ AlUhriipmlnffMil Shwloty. Warihimuun. t _ C. Ih Co Km a «'lulu, WiwJ.lnaton, 15. C-; | pt'- nl'-lliu Oltlrcr of (hr Itnpilflt Onnicrrm. in Ftlehmoml. Vn.. CMlfjn; VI«j-Prr. Uli-lu arui pronia lug Ortlt- r of i hr Southern Bnplut tHr«llvniil Aasnyliulnn ■3urine tliT Ifni Spring , AfHflnt.it. triilon; T'ln- lllcnl Flotilla Rililrnllni.nl Attorlallon. l) 15; CMIr- muii of Csmmlilcc of c’3mimi«n, Awaiil , jarm i- ton ra BipwiHInn. Frank Hartwell Leavell B.S. US i Cttl verslly of Ml ts«lsipl; Ian m Tfnrvarll tuiw Stdtoal, ore year; nfl lull It'd to O-oreia Bnr. mis. State Stert-tary of U. V. P, I', In Oeorsln, 1S13-1 ; l'ioi.- oi Ti.nnnilm.iuiii.il .Mlnittrlc . Ilt-ssl,. Tift I'ollccc. Full Term, 191 ; Profertur l onon iqnUoti«l MlNl ti|.- . Merror Un|i-cr |!y, Fall Term, in , I Page fipcply r V ! 3CCmh,dkok A Faculty Francis Jerome Holder B-S. B Acci .. M.A.. PhD. D.ft, Lebanon en i vc Ml iv. Oh Jo, l-'M. IH.A vi«,. Ituum. I'oUop;.', Jm-kMHit MU'. Fin.. 1 ; M.A. Yule Vnivntally. IMS. Pli.l). Valle l.'nlvot- lty. 1 |‘it!M-f| l High Srliool. AliirlauJi. Flo. lour yrur ; Ylro-IVrtl.loni anil Manuerr of Klnjr' Itumncm CrtllOUO, II III i;|i. N. C,, 1 K'sir ; II.,.. l ..r n„. Iw iMimi.'m or M-irli-iimui-.. f'nlby I’iiliriSK. VTnll'T- II lie. Main- MM year : iTlnrilial of JCriinnl of C(MHhH-ri e. Volvercliy .f Ur noilolt, nor jur; If. in) of (h'liarMnetn of Mminiii;n i.r riin.-rjlcv nr Akron, OliliS. On.1 |Mr; M.:nl of [h-naritutnf of Hnlhekttai I . I'nloi-rnir y «if Pit tobli rati. Me fur . Ms-mlwr American Mallum Ural Sudcly, ill MatftirlilaElral AnRiorkiLlfnn of America. I In- Sorl-tv for Ihr J mmnlIon of Knzim, rlriR l lucatlon, Hi- American A won-la linn lor ihr A.lvam-i-rm-ni of £rl -nri«. fins Nltlijnil I .rejyra|ih Ir Unrlcly Author, -'MuMIpli.- I n An11- HrrlrR In 'I IV.iv Sliji’o : I o’ an School ' 1o m nicer.' and 1'ioftuor Hul lo.mat log. Horror IfnlruralCy. HI . Marshall Nev States BS. H . l-nU nMiy P H tni. k1., !!•] ; RrarfijAtr lu- dt hl. 1‘nlv«tbJ1v k inuvfcy, lait-iM gijiiiujiLr mu- J III I 'I'1 H V - i i Ip . USMIS1. i 1 'I I lnplrur|i r in 1‘hy.ntt.- , irnfcvprjirty KY-niuv-ky. I'i]fi-1 , siu imii AsHUii«iii in physic, i.rKivrmiiy ('lib , mix ' , Njirm ' IVt1 . .UvImi mi Pr ri- .Ai t UiiL mini I - -. Mc n rr r i.lv njii y, 1415 . Mcmbi'f American bon Hit , iivaivr-mAni of tfciraic . James Lee RaILEY A-B . M a A II. 1 mu I Man Collcisc. Pino 111.-. Ln.. I «; A 11., Itnvtor I'nlvvrlHv. IVirn, Tfili. Wis; M A., Ilr n Imv.rMIy. PrOVi.Lnw . It. I . IKIS. Instructor In Bngli li and Uluru y. lo.uanliiini Col h-jfo. ISO : IJr-im r Ara.lriny ami I mu ru nor in KnRlUh anil 11 Krory. I... ololo r«. i ..1U'C,- I9tl-H. •Member or Wi-Mi-rt B,muon I- Sorlrtj ..nil Amer- ican Hocloloelcal SwMy: PrtTraaor of History ami Booncmlri, .Mirror I'liivmliy. 1 15,14; I'rnf Jvimninnu am) Stnloloirj. Mercer Culver ||y. 1 1 , PafC Itimtf-oltt Law Faculty Rufus Washington Weaver. A.M., Th.D.. D.D. President William Hamilton Felton. A.M.. B.L. Dean Principia of Evidence, Crinwwf Law Orville Augustus Park. LL D. Pleading and Practice, Constitutional Law, and Perfera I Procedure John R. L. Smith. A.B. Pii.B.. LLB. Equity. Agency, Partnership, Domestic Relations, Bailments Harry S. Strozier, LLB. Secretary Constitutional Law and Commercial Law Warren Grice. LLB. Real Property, Common and Statute Law Mallie A. Clark, A.M., M.D., LL.D. Medical jurisprudence and Toxicology Pate IWcnlp-lfcree J L Page twenty-foot Faculty, School of Journalism Rufus Washington Weaver, AM., Th.D . D.D. President George H. Long, A,B, Dean Editor Afaron Daily Telegraph George McIntosh Sparks, A.B. Put rcity Director of the University Percy Scott Flippin. A,B„ Ph D. Professor of History Joseph Robinson, A M. English Language and Literature Sallie Goelz Boone, A.B. English Literature Librarian Pafc latnly-five ‘ 7 1 fiKwy (TA sS c A Scv T+ ' 'l XArr ? 5c( pff (?£ vi os r 4gc l cnljn Z7 Cauldron o MISS WILLIE SNOW Senior Clou Sponsor Senior Class Officers E. O. SlKClAII W. O. Land , . . . J, F. Smut H. L. Jokes.................. R. H. Williams . E W. Richardson . . J. M. Jaumh . H. T- Brookshire . G. H. Craven . H. C. Currs ...................PfitiJrnt Vitt-PtuUinl , Scffdarf . , . Trtoiatcr , Orator ...................Pet ■ ■ , f Priorian . . Prophet . . Ttilatot Cftui Fool Members J, H- Ayers John Boswell H. T. Brookshire W, F- Chukuu C. Chamrwn H- L. Coachman Frank Cochran G. H. Craven H. C. Cotes R. G. Douglas J- W, Faulkner L L. Fleming H- C. Haynes J. M- Jackson H. L. Jones A. W Lancaster W. O, Land j. R. Newton G. P. Osun J, L. Pittman L. M. POLHILL E W, Richardson A- N. Sanders E 5. Shorter E, O. Sinclair J. F Smiley Os well Smith A. H, S. Weaver C. T. Williams R H. Williams Page thirty-one Z7A'e Cauldron Senior Class Jack Harrison Avers, A.B. Hartwell. Ga, Jack 'Hr biJi fair to grow vise trim i idJ diitoittTtd that he u irof 10.” Clu UaffkrtlNill 'Is IS; 3'l -,lJm[ MrdJral A - '1 1 Prt Ut«l Fre-Urd. Clin ‘1 ; VlMh raildfiit Alcmblr Club 'H; Prmld nl Alrmlilr Club '20; OtMIctl Club; Onlrr of Trl; Phi d ua i.ttnary swieir; nn-Hciiiiic Knwi Alpha. John Boswell, A.B. M aeon i Ga. BosWF4-L‘’ Putting deep jftitf before him ii I He coiling profit before itrine Pill llrlla l.lliriiry Swirly: ClaaaJcal Club; I'-tu■ rational Club. Page thirty-ltro t 5 V i j Senior Class Henry T. Brookshire, A.B. Hosehion, Ga. Brookshire: ” Hail lo thee, hlifhr if iriJ, The hint Ifxm Jitter had !, Round Table; t'hattahiSDohi-r. HI fill Kcltoot Club; Ola jural Club, Phi D IU Literary HocJatr: HU- ivTjr Club; Impromptu Debate ‘i ; Senior class Prophet 'S9, William Franklin Ciiambless, A.B Moultrie. Ca. ’ Chanbless “Kind Afarls art more to hr dtiirrd ihttfl corocte fi. Anj ample fajM ilion jVorman Hood, Norman limit un- Club: Ciceronian I.llerary So- tlrljj; Impromptu Drhalr-20. Ministerial Assocl. lilts. t Pa ft ihirfp-three Senior Class Charlie Du hell Champion, A.B. Doles, Ga. “Chabue Fiftt in tanquth, till Uul in fights. Normeit Inailcule Club: History Club; ClanlrAl Club: Ciceronian Literary Society: Political Science Club. Herbert L. Coachman, A.B., LL.B, J Blakely, Ga. Coach Wan” Ave Cotter ! Not morituri te .mfuiiimov Fifslinwn Orbate 'IA, 'IT: Frntimnn Orator IS. ‘1J; Sophomore Di-l.jite '17. ' « i Sophomore Orator ‘IT. ‘IS; Pnn-llrltrnlc Council ‘I . '1 . jo; lni«rco|lriihi|v Oebale 'I ; Historian Junior Clan; VJcr-E’mUtcnt ophnnitirp Clan |S; TYotelor Senior L W Cl«aa; Anlilinl Librarian; SLm Xu. 1 Page thirty-four Jk f. t ft' Z Ae Cauldron T ? J j tm° % ■■ Senior Class Frank Cochran A.B. yf Dublin Ca. Preacher At frcIcMK as sunshine in eVtrty place, So the f caminf approach of a good on lured face. Preildcnl Uiniiilrrknl Awmm-LilcIihi , I'liL Delis J.llrrury ftoclrty; dUiLnl Club;. Illstvry Club P«|ltl(il Stetene Clufoj Ai«o Ltito Editor of Cauldron. George H. Craven. A.B. B.S. Macon, Ga. George. “IVue men 05 nufAi'jig in Jongerout limit'' Frweh Club; Mato Club; Phi Drli Uitrary RorUIr; CDiHical Club; Palllir-al ttrlr-Rnt Club; Dirnimy Club: Senior Claas 1 ' lulor; Pan- Hellrmc Council; Kappa l ma. Fti c l iirlp-fin Senior Class Harvey Clarke Currs, A,B. u Blue Ridge, Ga. “Ru Ye Cadsf Hot! I With I tooId ma(f a hit“ ChiM T an)n it ii 'II, ‘I : (‘Icrronlan l.iifrsry ; EUM« r)- C|ub; ?b l|licjtl S, ifn,’, Club; Alumblc Club; 5]« Club I , 'I ; Vnralty Fm I- litiii ’1 ; Humi Thi-iu Di-Unt •’ : Vlw-PtuMmi ii, v. I , ir. Ro ert GfsitoN Douglas, A.B. V Charleston, S. C, That ait foots who $iu end Itil, Wisely hat Ihe poet sung: 'lion may held ell iwti of platej If he'd wify held hii tongue. I'l rihniRn-flophninOrf J vbn!, 'IT, 'IS; K. K. K, iKMal Club; Clii Ui-lt l.iurary Society: Spring Trrm th-Lutp; Alembic Club; lnr|«iii« Taurum Inc,; Hueen Club: Club; Upanlah Club; Itwlory Club; Ucmiwr Club; Clais Ilnililliall IT. IS. ’1 ; l-un-Hellmlf; A4v«rtwnx M iu t Cauliimn; nil ndt Tin-in, Pagt ihirty-six Senior Class John William Faulkner, A.B. Columbus Ga. Uncle John1' ,-Evtn though vanqaiAed he rcuU argue still. Should preachers study logic? No! Never. PinUlenl I,.-ml Qtnv« Club: CienroniiLfi Liter. mt-y K-leiy: Full Ti.rm Debate: Mlnlil'rlal A - Mix-iiMton; HI urn Alpha Kjnllon. Lonnie Lamar Fleming A.B.. ' Leah, Ga. Lonnie “A much discerning puklit holds The singer generally sings Of personal and private things And prints and tells his past for gold 4'1 1 Uaxhelball 'It. 'It, '19; Glee Club '19, '70. Vlc -Pre l4 nl «Mi Trai'lt Team '1 . M{ AmM- aii K-IIhh Cauldron: AlemW Club: I_ O. I Club. Page thirty-seven Senior Class Herbert C. Haynes. A.B.. LLB. Haynes “Beware iht u y cf a fmlienl man. Llr.lt. llciter U School 1911 -''Joseph Millard Jackson, A,B, Macon, Ga. “Jack ' “ IVf too q B’ ial we are. tu! nel what we RfaJ f c, Vier-pre Jit .«it Junior eluant Senior Cia His- torian ; Trench and ('imp; AinlM iii Kdlrar “Oran and Blae-k : Associate Editor or fan I, lrr.n .Macon dub; History nub; deeroflKtn Literary Society; Orlalnal Fiohnin Club; Slums Nil Pa|e lAu-fy-cifAx Senior Class Henry Leon Jones, A.B. Sfnithville, Ga. Long Bo ' 4'j4 man aiming men, ten men among Freshmen.' Class Football ‘it, It; Class Basketball ‘IT, 'll, ‘1 ; ftark MU, ‘I ; GlM Club '1 , ‘I ; Ak-mble ciiid; onenmi FmbHinn cn . Alva Wayne Lancaster. A.B. Shady Dale. Ga. “Lank “ K'lj) tterry} Thingi arc hound to happen anytray. CHec Club ‘it, '1 . f2 i OrielbAl Krrslilit Club; History Club; IVnnl Club: cicaroni n Literary Boelsly. Page thirty-nine Senior Class Willie Oscar Land, A.B. Villa Rica, Ga. ■Willie ' H'lal'j the wr lo bufrf? Might 01 writ not Bong. cum Davkeltall '17. 'is. ’i i OIm Club ‘1 , Mundolln Club ‘2 ; C'lnooknl L'lub: fr mrh Clul : .Siiii-ln-liuin Club; OrltlMI F'roolimun Club: ’unroll i’ouiily Club; Vice-PiraNIrnt Spnlur James Bobbins Newton, A.B. Ilalcyondalct Ga, Bob Hii future i) aglow with fonihiiitici. Alhl,'llr I-irivlor I'hvtliRifeii f‘|p '19, 'H. I'rrp- lib'isi Junior ciftHK ]«. '17; cin Club 1J. ' 11, 'lo. •IG, ‘17; Cbartrr Ntnltr lt ur l Tnbk; AK'inMc1 Club; Y. M. C, A. Cabinet 'IT; Foolbull '13. 'll, 16. Captain 'I . Page forty Senior Class George P. Osun. A.B. Weil Poinl. Ga. “Tt I me after ij fancy firej. fti the hrarl or in the ftcaJ ?™ Trinity ColloBr. M. C. t PMritall 'I : Or«l«r or Tel: Sleinji Mu. James Lee Pittman, A.B. Sanders villc, Ga. Pin ‘‘Hi ofrrfity onJ jimpliriiy are only extteJtif ty hit hortniy ' Mliiistr-rUI AnnocUrl ! i C !■«'«•« Bln l,|t rory JJo- rlety. Page forty.one Senior Class Lucius McLendon Polhill. A B. Hawkinsvillc. Ga. ■'Polly' Ear Ip at mom he ma$e from thort re pate. IVhifi I he l[ten air and un-iis he feel.” Pn jlili-m Kj ulmum i'Iim '1H: hip ho more Ora torte I Comen ‘IS: Treanirer V. M. C. A. 'I . 'If; Haiiiraejia Manatcr Oranipp and IllaeV 4IB, IS, '26; Illnlftry Club; Kmifh Clob; Cltnlfftl dull: Sllmmi'ilal Aaaoelatlon: Phi Dell Liter- arjr Society: rtiamplon l.fftMtf ' IX Kail T«rin I | l.Alr IS. l'u-al-Jent Y. Si. A. ‘1 . '20: llualnr Aliimhjf-r tS '0 Cauldron; P maiden t Hound Table: Kappa Alpha. Ernest William Richardson, A.B. J Richland, Ga. WtARr Willie fn the Jtpikt of fair Margarei't epa I behold the tiOndef of par,nine. And gfae mptelf to tight. SonlAil CMifci Poet; Hllttrf Club: Alembic Club: Unioni AiMHlaiUrii; Ki| pii Alplia. Page fafiU’itoc X f C Cauldkcn 5 Senior Class Arthur Newton Sanders. A.B, Comer. Ca, '‘Sakw.rs “He beert 1 fie mien artj manner ol a llwfent. l li| DvIU Literary Nuclei „ Minister ml AhmicIji- lion; Clanlcftl Club. Edward Swift Shorter, A.B. Macon. Ga. ”Eb Ai ttffm and ijuicf iij a rummer Venetian night Phi Delia I.Uermy soowij; si (r Artut r ui- iHuii, . Igiria AL|i1m K| ll' ii. Page fafly-lhrtt V y£e Cauldron k L' A M 'juS ■ w, ON 1 iv X Senior Class Erie Oval Sinclair, B.S. y MoukHe. G . ‘‘‘Unfrc'd the cornt o injure he ofcryi Not led tji plofti. nof allured iji ptaiud’ ’|M MiHk.llMll '17, -Ii, '1 ; ClBH FlMlt 1« 11 '174 Scrub Biuvb ll nnd Cbukottial) 'ir, 'It. 'IS, '70; Fixilldll 1 : flrculailnn Manarer Oraafr imi Dlack ' 'IS, 'IJ; Frr-noh nub; Hlilory 4’luT : rnri-H HphIc '1 , 'II, '70; ConrkUatur)' fuutirtl ‘1 -, Houml T Mi-; Anl i i Hun-tall Mannjtcr 'IS: llaadiall Manacr-r '20; | rr b|rnt Poiil« f Cia ; Kapju Signi . James Francis Smiley, A.B. Clenrmlle, Ga. Btc Boi JuJft Fr fon‘a UndcfytuJy VIM-Plwldfiit CU-oronlan I.Horary Koclaty; « ■. rotary Samar Cia ; Viro-1'rciMcnt j uti lar Iav Ctd-ia; Hillary Clui ; Maavnic Club. Pate ori 51 - our ' Z7Ae Cauldron Sen loir Class Oswell Smith. A.B. Savannah. Ga. Oswell IVho's rough? It'Ao'j tough? Cr-u-r-r-r. Antulant lluillirnS Mainaigjrr Cauldron; P1«t lutita l.ilrrury lm pram pin miin M ’4i,l IS, Alexander Hamilton Stephens Weaver, A.B. Macon, Ga. “ALPHAfttl In every Srtrtl[ ftgird the writer tnJ, Strict none Can tampon n «ie than they intend, Hathrtball Manne r '1 ; Phi 1J--I ?« LUvrary 8n- riety; larlana Taurulu Ilw.: Kill lor of Cauldron; Or I r of Tri, Hound Tahir, Mima Alpha Rpallon. Page forty-fire J. Senior Class Charles Tarlton Williams, A.D, 'S l .cxinslon, Ky. “Wu.ljamh “Ht iiw7 and laiti olhcn etp. J’lvjldful MjiuobIp Club: Ctu-lnltlry AHHiHCmi Ross H. Williams, A.B., LL.B. Abbeville, Cia. Sehator” “CurteJ t the man, iht pcoftfl tri lch in life. The crouching at al to a tyrant vife. AuImIam Editor “Oran : ' n 1 HlA-rh '20 i Si«- 1“' Conference: SutItik Term Dolwtf '15. 11«, iciiuiiii T iih-; PHl p ii Murtry Senior La vr Pinu 1‘oel; Senior Claws Ortlor; Hsmory Club; FoIJUl-aI HHonp flui ! Trva ur r V w i- A ' • . Page foriy-tix The Class of ’20 To be i full member af tlm CI M of Twenty Was jib honor that never did tomt onto many: For wr to wise tnrl also to jolly We never would sloop lo professors' book folly. To have a hi lime was the iule we would follow To put ofl all studying until die tomorrow, To eat. drink and be merry was our only guide. By that taw alww did we ever abide. And here are tome thing! that we all did at will, We cut all our classes whene'r r we were ill. We eut these tame classes whene'er we thought heal. To be loo ambitious would make us too bleat. To deep in a din we would drink a great virtue. Not to shoot a professor was roniirfered inertia. To burl ' m a course might make Others abuse J I'U, To rr 1$ make As would surely amuse you. With all the fair dameli eaeb man was a ihaik. Our dreams were about them I roan morning till dark; For each had a girl that at least was as fair A Kipling's famed lady, rag. bone, hank of hair Oh Mercerl to leave thee can bring us no cheer. Our dear Alma Mater we’ll always revere; For this ii the place where we all learned to think When every thing elre sure had gone on the Mink. Page faity-seven r5s k , Cauldron % Senior Class Prophecy V onccnt days Saul astonished those who tnew him when he was found among the prophes. Doubtless my friends will I surprised when they see me in this line of work, As it has often been said. A prophet is never without honor save in his own country. I fear that my predictions will not be received with that degree of credence which is usually so flatter my to an amateur prophet. Generally speaking, it may he said that the members of the class whereof I write attained their zenith tn the year of graduation. Never again will the Seniors be as ripnliir as in the past year. Foitunn. moil fickle of gods and goddesses, together with the girls have smiled upon us simultaneously. Esteemed by the Faculty and envied by the Freshmen, we departed, laying aside these frivolities of youth. Whciher or not we will lay aside the derbies, canes and ‘frog 1 moustaches, being beyond my province, remains in the hands of Fate. Tire Senior Class may well be divided into four classes the preachers who minister to the spirit, the lawyers who minister to society and dimmish the pocketbook. the doctors who minister to and disintegrate the body, and the h« polioi. a common herd who minister to anybody for sufficient remuneration. Having thus explained our purpose, it behooves me to set forth the purpose itself. Behold then? OrSeelah! Frank Cochran will doubtless become a minister and marry. He is at present showing symptoms of both. Os well Smith will wax strong in live foreign fields. As his flock cannot be influenced by anything but blows, he will be a minister militant. His athletic supremacy attained at Mercer will stand well in his behalf, L M. Polhill will apply his B- Y. P. L, methods in HawkmsviHe, preaching upon the seventy-five million campaign as long as remuneration is forthcoming for his humble efforts on the roslmm. A. N, Sanders will be a shepherd of the Madison County Flock. His salary from this job. coupled with that of Justice of the Peace. Proprietor of the Sanders Garage, General Store and Undertaking Establishment will almost support his fourteen children. W I'. Chamblcss will meander up and down the stale like a besom of destruction, converting the heathen light and left, and seeking what and more than he may devour. Ross Williams will hang out his shingle at Abbeville; but on account of the decrease m crime, will turn to ibe calling of the gospel and later succeed Dr. Ragsdale as Bursar of Mercer University. Ernest Richardson will eventually take his degree in medicine and take a post-graduate course at Johns Hopkins. After which he will return to South Georgia with a view of combating malaria, but will he slain after a terrific struggle with a voracious mosquito from tHe wilds of the Okefinokee C. T. Williams will specialize in the treatment of diseases of the complexion. Hi office will be looked upon by the superannuated coquettes as the fabled fountain of youth. l tgt fartf-righl L. L. Fleming, in pursuit of the agricultural profession, will develop a wonderful theory for the destruction of boll weevils. The theory is this. “Don't work the cotton and the weevils will starve. J. R. Newton will be employed by the coach to take his wife and children to the games. Erie Sinclair will be a man of leisure, his comfortable moments in the armchair interrupted only by the altercations of his wife and mothcr-m-law. H. C- Cults will depart from the family profession of preaching. He will go into the hanking and stocking business. He will not, however, do his own knitting, as this will be done by his gchtle wife, Katrina. Robert Douglas is peculiarly fitted for the literary world. His extensive reading has brought him to the conclusion that Daddy Longlcgs and On a Slow Train Through Arkansas” are the only books really worth while. George Craven will develop his theory of making Methyl Alcohol from Ethyl Alcohol by putting wood into it. H- L. Jones and Wiihe Land will be pensioned by a grateful government for the excellent services rendered by them in the Junior S. A. f. C. Lane Coachman Will, instead of piacticing law. as the present conditions would indicate, become cross-eyed from looking a! the Wesleyan girls and feature with the Mack Sennett girls as the double of Ben Turpin. Hubert Haynes will hang out his shingle at Clermont, where his talents have already been observed. He will run a thriving business with the moonshiners of that district. Jack Ayers will practice medicine at Hartwell. Being a great stickler on sanitation, he will object to the hogs using the public buildings as pens. Thi will make him unpopular for a time, but the citizenry will soon see that it is for their own good and will not appear in public without washing their faces. A. H. S, Weaver will weave himself into the affections of an ugly heiress with whom he will elope and live happy for a few week thereafter. Charlie Champion will be a school-teacher. In his talks in Chapel he will tell his pupils to emulate his and George Washington example and that they will one day come to be President of the Champion-Holder School of Agriculture—perhaps, E. S. Shorter will make himself famous as an architect. He has already builder! himself a number of chicken coops and designed a pig pen. Both of which jpeak well of his latent talent. George Oslin will become the Society Editor of the Durham, North Carolina. Daily Combustible. Henry T. Brookshire. Class Piephet. f'agt orfy-mne Last Will and Testament of Class of 1920 E. r!io Class of ‘20, having withstood (he chapel gas attacks foi ft Ions period of years and having seen our gallant comrades gradually succumb before the incessant onslaughts, do lake this opportunity to make this our Last Will and Testament, and thus bequeath our wisdom, learning and other interests and accomplishments to those whom we leave behind, that they may profit by the same, and thus live in a more peaceful manner the stormy lives that await them. 1 Hie rrcnt lives which we have led we leave as meritorio cnimlc for the Sophomores, lhat they may lake hope, and see thal they, ion. may make their lives sublime, and departing, leave behind their initials carved on chapel seals. 2, It having been refused hy the “Freshies, we take pleasure in bequeathing the “systematic clap ' to the School of Commerce, and should they decide that they need tvo such method of bootlicking, we must pass it finally to Dr. Holder, that he may use it to keep himself company on stormy nights. V To the Prc-Mcdical Class we leave the enormous store of hot air which we have inhaled in the spare moments we have spent in chapel. We feel lhat if it is used as effectively by them in producing sleep as it was used on us, the medical profession will l c tire recipient of a cheap though somewhat painful anesthetic. 4. We bequeath Lucius Polhill'i experience as a business manager and financier to those young hopefuls who have not yet visited the halls of Mercer, but may in the future have occasion to visit the office of our beloved bursar. We feel that without this experience then fortunes would then hang in the balance. 5 We bequeath John Boswell's knowledge of F.nglish literature to any young man who may find occasion to use quotations from the poets successfully in winning a wife, and who may need the same later on in giving explanations to said wife. 6. The custody of Dr. Fountain’s bicycle we leave to those scientists who arc studying the causes of the fact that such vehicles have an affinity for flag poles. 7. We bequeath Jack Ayer’s melancholy countenance to Dr. Weaver to help him in assuming a more serious attitude toward the excruciating atrocities committed by students who cut classes. 8. We bequeath Ross Williams' ability as a statesman, together with Robert Douglas’ stcrc of bull, to those Ircshmcn who may find it necessary to interview the deans about credits and absences. 9. We bequeath Frank Smiley's avoirdupois to little Boswell, that he may look forward 1o the day when he too shall come to be recogni cd as the biggest man Mercer ever produced. 10. Our various assortments of bull, with directions for using the same, we leave to the Ministerial Association. I 1 To succeeding members of the Dempsey Club, wc respectfully dedicate our favonie cues. 12. We bequeath Harvey Cults’ hair to the Reds of Russia. IT We bequeath Brookshire’s soprano voice to F.. B. Brown. 14. We leave Lonnie Fleming's mustache to Linton Collins. Done hy eider of. and witnessed by that august body, the Scmoi Class, this fust day of June, 1920. Pagr irftj Per George. H. Craven, Testator, Paft fl-nn Senior Law Class Officers L. V. TruEMAN................................................... PreuJttti J- R. ROWLAND . I'ue-l te$i4tnl C. H CuttCKC ........................................Stcrttvy-Tr wrtr H, L. Fotaiv R- H, VlUMMs...................................................... Pad R, S. Wooo . Hituxim W. L. Brian....................................................... )u.if Frio Palmei . . Shmf Members R. il litlCCLHS C. W. UlNNS W. 1.. Bryan H. L. Coachman Ji L. Cooper C. 11. CvHiva N. E. English E, C. J L. V. Trueman L H. Ware M P. Web J. A. Whiteside R H- Williams R, S. Wood Jackson E King M, L- Kinurv C, S. Locum E. H. Mm u Fred Palmer C. A. Rountree J R. Rowland £. B. SruKE Paft S lj-li Senior Law Class -Robert Ezekial Riggers, LL.B................................................. . Macon, Ga. BlCr.ERi “Your face, « J titmric, rj r ftea| where men rroiij rend strange mallets. Carlton Wilbur Binns, A.B., LL.B, ................................................ Atlanta. Ga. “Saul “Saul of Tarius slands heed am? shoulders atave hit fello amen, sees all and l iin j he £m i all, Fri' li-Brlp1i Oratorical fnnlcMI ; I'lil belt a Un-rory 1, ly, IIml,,l i'|hi.: «'JWb; I’r-nvli Clift; «AM HHtMsell.iUI; I'nn.lii.UPBIr ‘|f- I •!; IV bin, ‘IS; t'auWron hijir is; f'hi dwia Theln. William Lyle Bryan, Ph.B,, LL.B. -v............................................. Macon. Ga. Brian’’ “Men of ftm Hards are test men. ' Ju.!ic« ...r fipnlt.r Law 1 1 i t’hib; F A. f . O. T. S V. S. Army ’IV l‘h| IVIIn Tbrlo. Herbert Lane Coachman, A.B., LL..B.. T........................................Blakely, Ga. Jtrr VIfe Caesar! nos morituri to srluta nus. Kd'jhnun IlPbiMr '1S-'I7. Kreihrnan Orator '|ri-‘i7; Hc,p|1i,m,,rr Drluio 17- is: soph- omore Orator 17- IS. I'an-Urllpnlr 0 UJ11'(I lS- IS- ;0 lntereollc«ia(e ll.hnte '13 HI torl«n Junior ClMt; Vlct-Pri-ilth-m Sophomore c-la . is. s.„4„r iJiH- ’ AmlKInni Librarian; Siam Nil. A I’afe fifty three Senior Law Class Clarence Halstead Cubbedge, LL.B.........................................Macon, Ga. Clarence' A man convinced ofamit Hi .iff h of the mme opinion still.'' ran-llvilcnic HO, Scpk-Iutj' I- - ('lli K ‘i ; Vle -Pr ldont Junior Law Cliu 'IU; Allilm Tin OmFW. Norman E, English, LL.B, j.............................................Fort Valley, Ga, StNEwer jV oy oil single men be married. and al] married men be happy ' Cicvronlnn Ulrrniy Knojrly; Ovt-lo-run Club, twirlin' Turin tk-timi-J -;o, Emmette Grant Jackson, A.B., LL.B, 4......................................................Baconton. Ga, “Jack1’ “In lot , Suf an‘lh trhom? Mmuiffr F n itinll ‘15 ; I’nii-Hellenic Cvunrlt; lil rorlnn Junior l„w CIMIS IK: SlSin Alpha Ki illiwi. Page Ml31-four Senior Law Class James Edward King, Jr.. LL.B. . .................................Macon, Ga. ■J- E “’frhmce Jots pour up™ lie truth! A flood i f harmony frith imtincl more i jVinc, Mi nitier nr Mu nir ’|ul . Max Leonidas Kingery, LL.B. y'.......................... . „ Summit. Ga. “Mack” l ont but himieIf (an te hii parallel” Charles Spurgeon Loden, LL,B. . . Mite. Ga. “Lcmn” ‘7 fate fought a goad fight. I Ask finiihcJ my ffrurjC, I have $epl tAe faith. I'lKlinojLi Cottage ‘It-'lt: tlnKonliy or Q|. ’I !--!?; I'loi-Progd'iil Sin.unit ctuli. Pagr fifty-fine i Senior Law Class Fred Palmer, LL.B, ..................................................... Cleveland, Ga, Frld Harmony, roe t,! in ihc era Jit « the Jc p. KiWlnr Mw t'l H -i0. Cecil Anderson Rountree, LL.B. V........................................ SwainsWo, G . Rountree “H that hath palitntc ccn tampau ant lhinf. Mn o 'iii riiflli; Al ha T-PUl Omr lll James Roy Rowland, LLB. '......................................................................Wrighisville. Ga, ■Ror4’ “£ frji sun mi iuMnru anj r fu«r. wth at it it. Clwromlan Literary Knclrtyj .■'ptrstary-Tr,‘-ji tirtr Junior (jiw Claw 15; VlCT-Froiidmt St'nlor Law Cl ft K. K. K. Club; Klemn Alphe E|'« I Ion. Poft fifty-ux Senior Law Class l£wis Vernon Trueman. LL.B. ......................................... Roanoke, Va. TaurwAN Ham ftw MfCMf. fit Hemi ilh grace la Inin,- mith h earl Jo hold. I ife niiSi'nl Senior Law PIjim; M iulu-r }|jiu nlc c'luti. James Andrew Whiteside “.......................................Walden, Ga. Thkk fit Might have proved a useful adjunct, ff not on ornament to society. «torna A|ph EpjJlop Ross Herschel Williams. A.B.. LL.RV.................................................Abbeville. Ga. “StMATO “Cursed he the man, the poorest mrelch in life. The (ranching vassal it d ri’ tinl trite. Assutam RARmi Orinn and lllack 20; Hiudonta' ‘V ' Cotlforenriv AlUain; flnrlac Tr-rm IkrVwfct 'lfc-'i : Round Tnble; Phi L'-rlea r.lu r iy Snrtrl} : He-nior Uw flu. Ini. r. Senior ’Iim Orain-r; Hinlor)' Cfub, Kuliliejil Si-jrnri’ Club; Tr Ml|vet V. M. (’ A 'I . Pare ffty-stven Senior Law Class Lawton Henry Ware. Pii.B.. LL.B. ' . . . . Pineview, Ga. An elegant iufftcitiK]!: retirement, quiet, content, fnctldlhip. HiiBOf (3r «|«,tr Bmoij- ty ‘1 ; :' -«nJ Mi'Uttttajl' lr. St A.: K«pim Alt'lm. Morris Payne Webb, A.B., LL.B. Adrian, Ga. Thai mu pi muif Rri ser jedfch ij fri himself t (fFiap-.’ Rmoi UnJvtniilF II. 15; I H«r tikc Club; S ajr ant V, H. A. vRoy Smith Wood, A.B.. LLB. Sunnyiide, Ga. Roy' He came a server of IpiBnledge. Ht go i a lo er t f July, on honor to hb alma mote, J’li-rih an.1 K ruli F...nh:HI ’ll; Fr -iJ|-fio|il. IE; BjM-ttkrr for ll«nJrm4Hi McduI; lifi promptu DoLai.- 5:.; Winner Mi-rrrr Turman Dvliale 11; ClumiT ilr-ml r and flr5l AKcrc-ei tC-miiil Table; ('Irorati Inti Uli-raiy Sw lety; iiunlup Or-iHor 'U ; Altib-U.- Hoard tif ( ontrol l! ‘JC-; Btu4. Advtwrj- «'fundi; llkiuorlftn Senior Law i Iftfts i r krat LiUutennnc U, g, F, a. Pag fifty right Senior Law Class History Class of 1920 has found tlwl the fighting is not over when ihe armistice signed and lhat peace has its victories am) defeats no less than war. Realizing that there would be many men returning from the military vice who would want to take up I heir legal education as soon as they iched home, the faculty wisely provided that the course should start over in January, 1919. Fhere were some who had started the Junior course in September and who had braved the terrors of the 5. A. T. C.. but they were willing to make whatever sacrifice was required for the benefit of those who came back- The early sessions of the Junior Class were enlivened by the political aspiration of the retumi) ''cres, But it soon become apparent that Smith art I h ■ cn sign's tin:f rn made a combination loo powerful to withstand; a combination which was powerful in -vsIptcs rv- t rn1 . but all conquering in Cupid's realm. He made a great record, hit t'e High Cost of Living got lum and he is now' leaching at Cedar town. Another of our ifhccrs that we regretted very much to lose was our Vice-President, Mrs. I rueman. I rueman decs not know it, but Ins election to the presidency this year, like the success of mans' other good men. was largely due to the charming personality of his wife. Bui Mrs I rueman did not wish to embarrass her worthy spouse by showing him up in class, so she withdrew in the interest of the family honor. However, our casualties w eic made up by the replacements, most of whom tame to us from the training center at Athens, These were Kingery, Lodcn. Rountree, and Webb, all good men and true. But our principal addition in the Senior year was Palmer, who, having failed to do so in France, came back with the all-consuming purpose of learning some way to heat a special court-martial. Our class is also famous for having more licensed attorneys among iis members than any preceding class. Wood started tlie habit in June after completing the Junior course, and English, Williams and Rountree followed in December. Becoming converted |o the doctrine of Safety First,” they doubtless felt that a licente in cue was worth two diplomas in futuro, And they needed all ihe self-confidence they could get when they were instructed to write on one side of the paper and draw a declaration for each of the common law actions, then draw a plea |o the general issue and a special demurrer appropriate to each.” But about this time, with Mr, Grice, we reached “The dny we Urn had tough i And noumed because wc found it not. We thought all our troubles were over until we were invited to make a leisurely perusal with Chief Justice Simmons of the law of growing crops. Any doubt we might have had on the subject was entirely dissipated by Chief Justice Bleckley in his erudite opinion in Ewnig et a|, v. Shropshire and we decided that whoever Shelley was, his case was surely a humdinger, and our respect for the learned judge was not diminished because we did not know what be was talking about. Finally, though, there can be no doubt that one of our men put it right when to Prof. Pulliam ’ rhetorical question, Where are all our great men? , he answered they arc in the Mercer Utf School, Roy S, Wood. f’ngr lynini Wn t, Ztfe Cauldron f’o$r ii If Last Will and Testament of Senior Law Class Georgia. Mercer Precinct. Bibs County. Whereas. in the natura) order of human events, nature deems it filling lhat one class shall win ihc highest glories of college life and then pass away, and whereas, following the system of evolution, whereby one class attains the victor's laurels of seniority and then by a 'sheep's skin ’ is pushed onward and out of Academic Life lo beard ' a Cruel World ; we. the Senior Law Class of 1020, being Non Compus Mentis et Ignoratio Omnes Legis, declare this our last will and testament; and do hereby will, bequeath, and demise our entire property of bootheks, knowledge of professors, due anxieties as to ' passes, all Senior privileges and possessions to our Junior Brothers, as follows, lo Wil; SECTION 1. Aritcle 1 Our semi-circular forum, where self-styled, brilliant aspirants have had their peacock feathers of barriury plucked. A room where all etitered to scoff and stayed to weep. Article 2 A peerless coterie of resident, practicing instructors to train and whip into shape your talent, we bequeath. Judge W. H Felton. Criminologist, bringing His adequate knowledge, attained through years as Solicitor General and Judge, of ihe tricks of the trade. Orville A. Park, the Exact, with good-natured humor will top off the needless verbosity, leaving instead a wholesome, legal conciseness to meet present day pleading. John R- L. Smith, the Astute Cross-Questioner, disconcerting with his whens. whys. and wherefores. Warren Grice, the Prince of all Good Fellows, (hough longing to reach his soul- desired Hopkins on Real Estate, for which he pants m dolh the hart after the water- brook, who will yet lake lime for browsing among the entangling alliances of Inter- nationa] Law. Horry 5, Strozier, the Eloquent, presenting unto you a most noble example of what you ought to know. Article 3 I o our Junior Brothels striving to gain the Legal World, we demise, our campus- renowned seniority and the good-natured pitv for the Infant Beginners. SECTION II. Article l To President Paul R. Anderson, we bequeath President L. V . Trueman's excellent parliamentary knowledge. rtu l F 2 To I rank Smiley, Carlton Birins' Big lness. Article 3 To Edward Swenson. Roy Woods pugnacious Bulldogeditess. Pair Wily-enc Cauldron Article 4 M. P. Webb's splendid Iccolation we will to anyone who can freeze to it, Article 5 lo Butler, Ross Williams’ judicial full-moon specs and his superb line of Abbe- ville “bull . . - Article 6 In the Junior (.’lass, wc demise Ware's strong convictions and stronger pipc. Atricle 7 lo the ladies. Misses Dun nan and Russell. Clarence Culrfrcdge's Well-groomed, well plumed, sleek, slimy coiffure, his perfect ladylikcncss. Article ft I a Millard Jackson, Cooper’s ability to explode theories and seat-squirming tendencies, Article 9 1 he vaudeville ambitions of Sam Spence, wc Will to Guslolphus Adolphus Iomlinaon, Ahticle 10 To Cubbedge Snow falls Bryan's redundant verbosity. Article 11 As models of typical good fellows, we leave you Laden and Kingery. Go thou and do likewise, . , Article 12 To Alexander Hamilton Stephens Weaver, we bequeath Bigger ' inability to get the question. . . - Article 13 I o the farnl-of-hcart. wc will Norman Lnphsh s matrimonial nerve. Article 14 Palmer’s affections for Second Lieut . and Court-Martrals of necessity fall lo Brewer. Article 15 Jackson's matrimonial and agricultural prospect , we will to anyone who “does not know. . .. Article IA To Worthy, Roy Ross'land's pooling proclivities. Article 17 Rountree’s memory and King’s self-respect, we demise to anyone needing them. Article 18 To Ned Brinson Warren. Miller's knowledge of tire case falls with its feathery weight. H- v We appoint Andrew Pluto Napoleon Bonaparte Cooper as out executor, to see that each and every article, provision, and condition, is carried out and fully executed- Wherefore, we have set our hand and seal. The Senior Law Class of 1920. (LS.) Pttgt JUNIORS Page sixty-three Junior Class Officers J M. TtRESl........................................................ PteliJtfll R. G. Newton Vk -PfctiJtnI Jno. Meuutt $tcrtta1 ) Treesur r Members E. B. Brown J. H. Brown Q. W. Burnett A. R. Bush R. L. Carter L, M- Coluns B. H. Davidson W. T. Evans W. E, 1 Urvill J. A. Ivey J. T. Kavlcr Paul Kelly A, E. Locav John Merrht J M. Teresi R. G. Newton W. M. Stephens L. S, Owen Paft Irify ntir Junior Class Edward Berrien Brown Clermont. Ga. John Herndon Brown Hartwell, Ga. Oscar Weaver Burnett Macon, Ga. Albert Russell Bush Eastman, Ga. Randolph Laurie Carter NichoIU, Ga. Paf€ lixljf-fbt Linton McGee Collins Reid vjlle. Ga, Junior Class Benjamin Hunt Davidson Katonlon, Ca. William Thomas Evans Hosehlon, Ga. William Ldcar Harvill Dublin, Ga, James Adam Ivey Sandersville, Ga. James Travette Kay lor DeSoto, Ga. Paul Kelly Cordele, Ga. Pafe liilji'iii ( Z7Ae Cauldron Jfcz - w..'= L_ Junior Class Ai.roHD Escoe Logan Athens, G . John Merritt Macon, Ga. Ralph George Newton Halcyondale, Ga, Logan Skidmore Owen Macon, Ga. Walker McMaster Stephens I ennillc. Ga. Pn.g irxty-ttVai James Madison Peresi Paslman, Ga, ZZG Cauldron Junior Class History I RANGE has been our metamorphosis from Fresh to Soph and thence to Junior. Ah! well we remem- ber when first as 1'reshmen we placed foot upon the thrice sacred sward of the Mercer Campus. The very recollection brings qualms which oppress the heart so sorely that it well nigh ceases to beat- The Sophs of that day. the present Seniors, crushed us, overwhelmed us, and conquered us after a mighty war on many a hard stricken field. Last year we looked down upon the Freshman with scorn, con- tempt and ridicule for their abjectly worthless traits of character— impertinent in the extreme. Somehow, though, this feeling has departed and given place to more, kindly feelings of paternal interest in the doings of the Sophs who were our erstwhile pupils. We regard their every movement out of curiosity to see whether or not they arc able to bear the torch we have cast to them. I his, then, is their heritage: to lie the best class in school, to de|)or1 themselves as gentlemen and perform all their actions m life in such a manner as to reflect credit upon their good name and standing. A, R Bush, Historian. Pagr Uify-tigll Z jG Cauldron Junior Law Class Officers I’. R. Anderson.........................„,,,................ PituJml j. F. Smiley..................................Viee-PketUem Mias Francks Ruaseel . . 5ccrc(ari?-Fr o3ufcr Ml.MIU.RS P R, Anderson C. S. Baldwin O, E. Brewer ID. M. BuHNf.TTE T. W. Butler it M. Camrreli. Miss Ruby DoNNAN F. C. Etheridge H. B, Forehand P. Z. Geer M. Graysiu. Ft. V. Hyman J. M. Jackson Paul Kelly W. W. Kirkland H. B, Massey J. A, Murray P, E. Murray N. H Reid W, A. Roreris Miss Frances Russell J. I. SCARBOROUGH W. W. Sinclair J. F. Smiley J. L. C. Smith B. C. Snow F. W, Stivarius W. E. Swenson G. A, Tomlinson' E. B, Turner S. E. Walker N. li. Warren A. H. S. Weaver C, M. Williams 11. B, Williamson W, L. Wright G L. Worthy Pagt itVenlj) Junior I aw Class Oscar Edward Brewer Edison, G , Douglas Middleton Burnette Royston. Ga. Robert Milling Campbell Burnsville, Ala, Miss Ruby Donnan Macon, Ga. Francis Cater Etheridge Macon, Ga, Peter Zack Geer Colquitt. Ga, ’ir£e jelrrnfy'pnc Junior Law Class Joseph Millard Jackson Macon. Ga. Pal l Kelly Cotdcle, Ga. Walter Knight Kirkland Cobbtown, Ga. Perry Earl Murray Abba. Ga. Wadis Aldene Roberts Macon, Ga. Miss Prances Genevieve Russell Atlanta, Ga. Page jeventf-laia Junior Law Class James Francis Smiley Glcnnville. Ga. Joseph LeConte Smith Macon. Ga, Bartemus Cubbedce Snow Macon. Ga. Imederk k William Stivarius Col ambus. Ga. William Edward Swenson Blakely. Ga. Gus Adolphus Tomlinson Cornelia, Ga. Pagt Junior Law Class Ned Brinson Warren Sttllmorc, Ga. Alexander H. S. Weaver Macon, Ga. Charles Mastin Williams Macon, Ga. Homer Brittain Williamson Macon, Ga. George Leonard Worthy' Hatcher's Station, Ga. Wilfred Lauriek Wkjcht West Point, Ga, Ptlft sOr !tii i-!cur The Junior Law Class V tut mm who've played ill same. Yb1 men who've stood (he grind Of all night Ion 1« a hl.n L tack throng. Only to fos the last diBrf. We e men who are fully eaperlinu To waiter upon the map Then namer and Inert n all the place! From Honda to Rabun Cap. We ve men who love the ladies. Not subordinate to a loft. They admit, though il built, they like the skirl 1' They fail to any, how thorl, We've not only men but we’ve women. Of courte we're astride of the limn; These ladies wane day—but |hrn. wr won't say, But foe partners wr have m in mind, So folks, we're proud of our company. Of great and near great we're full; The future will tell, wr all know quite Well. We're not handing o«1 any bull B J. Pag «KrJy frf Pag ifteniy-iix Page JcVrnJy-KFcn yj e Cauldron V,. 1 Sophomore Class Officers R A. McKay J. G. Johnson .... F, E. B uw , eiltienl . yUr-PmiJrnl Seifttaty-Tuatutcr Members L. V ‘. Hardy J. L, Harcrove. J. B. Hart. Jr. I . M Harts J. G, John ON V. B. Knkht Mate Anthony G. N. Atkinson I . EC- Barros K, I . Hramncton C. J. Broome G. B. Carter J. G. ClItNEV L. D. ClARK M A. Clark, J . A. B. Cochran W. B. Cochran W H. Con hell H J CweuNik, Jr. G. W. Cowart E. S, Daw R. B. Daw V. E. DwtFk II. D. DUBBtRLY II C. Foatsom J. G. Gainey J. C- Gamble R. M. Gamble j. H. Greene J. S. Hanson L. J Lane J. D. McGlaMlrY R. A. McKay C. H- Mcili.is E, M. Palmer E. S. Parker K M Pitts 11, Runuu. H, II. SltiRLEY J. L. C. Smith L. E. Smith I. . R. Smith T. E. Smith G, W. H, Stanley II, R, Vaughn F. C Williams W. K. Wynne Pagr itv niy-tigfo 'V f Z7Ae CAULDRON ] ' ,_ --J' - ,, Sophomore Class Mack Anthony Macon, da. Gn Ncwton Atkinson Hartwell, Ga, Francis Everett Barron Boston, da. Kakl Franklin Brastngton Dublin. Ga, Carl Jac kson Broomf. Macon, Ga. George Byron Carter Ha clbursl, Ga. John Guv Cheney Carrollton, Ga. Milledge Adomram Clark Macon, Ga. Atwood Beauregard Cochran Camilla, Ga. William Berry Cochran. Jr. Tllontasvitlc, Ga. Page n: -cnl i niuf Sophomore Class William Hugh Connell Winter Garden. FI . H. J- Copeland. Jr McDonough. Ga. George Wilson Cowart Walden. Ga. Edwin Summers Davis Macon. Ga. Robert Bruce Davis Morgan, Ga. Vernon Elliott Do .ier Stillmorc. Ga. Bruce Daniel Dubberly Glennvrlle. Ga. Henry Clyatte Fortson Appling. Ga. Jewel Guy Gainey Cairo. Ga. John Chambers Gamble Macon. Ga, P«fc cfAr C2 Cauldron Sophomore Class Robert Mann Gamble Macon, Ga. John- Hawthorne Green Wayside, Ga, James Fletcher Hanson Macon, Ga. Lucien Wayland Hardy Sycamore, Ga. Julian Leo Hargrove Macon. Ga. Jesse Bowen Hart. Jr, Macon. Ga. Foreman McConnell Hawes Locus! Grove. Ga. James Glover Johnson Macon, Ga. Walter Brown Knight Macon. Ga. Ifagt righl -onc Louis Jasper Lane Macon, Ga. Sophomore Class James David McGlamery Slapldffli, Ga. F obert Albert McKay Macon, Ga. Charles Howell Mollis Cochran, Ga. Elcie Marion Palmer Edison. Ga. Edwin Sylvester Parker Eudowici. Ga. Roy Mauldin Pitts Elbcrton. Ga. Hillyer Rudisill Macon, Ga. Hoke H. Shirley Jefferson, Ga. Joseph LeConte Smith Macon, Ga. Lester Elisha Smith Auburn, Ga. Page eighty-Imo 1 Sophomore Class Lee Roy Smith Daisy. Ga. Travis Edwin Smith Auburn. Ga. George Washington Harrison Stanley Thomasvillc. Ga. Herschel Read Vaughn Macon. Ga. Forrest Cecil Williams Ealonttm, Ga. William Kelly Wynne Washington. Ga. Pa fie eifhly-lh’cf S Me Cauldron o Sophomore Class History GGE Sophomori mine triumphant. 1 swells I he strain upon the Aeolian harp of every zephyr which fitfully blows across our campus. Any Freshman can tell you that he hears tins mystic phrase nightly in I he moaning of the ivincl under tire eaves of the Dormitory. I lie Sophomores have truly conquered and triumphed accord- ingly, In witness whereof, behold the sconce of Augustus Phillipmus Tomlimon shimmering in the sunlight or fficonlight. as the case may lie. Rut cast your eyes upon the dripping forms of James. Ross and Rat Hjghsmith and no other witness will be needed. We rubbed our victory in by despoiling the Freshmen of their capillary appendages, immediately thereafter immersing them in the fountain of oblivion. Our triumph on tins occasion was celebrated ill cliajxrl the following day. Dr. Weaver feelingly remarked that savages from the wilds of Abyssinia could not have done the job more thoroughly. Of course we appreciated this. For is not the present Soph Class the most thorough that was ever at Mercer ? Laugh, Rats, if you want to, but such a compliment will never be yours when you have attained the dignity of Sophs, never will you have the motto of Venimus, Vidimus, Vicimus. L, j. Lane,, Historian. P‘V dgfity- 1 Pag righly-fii e Tcv K - V % 4 Cauldron 19zoj Freshman Class R C Huusiv J H, Terreu Officers Pftiidcnl F. C. Chandler. Vitf-PrttiJenl Jno. C. POLillU,. Sferetarji Tieauirrr j . E, Aui.tman J. E. Baynard J. C. Bennett J. C. Bond J. J. Boswtu. J M Bunch W. |{ Callaway V. C. Carum f. v. f Cavior R. S. Chapman E. II. Coachman Caul Cochran J. W. Coleman K. M. Coleman J. Cowart S. L. Crow Josuii Crudeif, Jft J. R. Dyson W. I-. Lasterlik C.. C, Eum J, C. Everett B. I . Farrar F, C. Foucs W, R. Golson R W Green H. S. Crilr J. F. Hamrick Members J 5, Hand L D. IIanseqrd W. II. I Iawkins K M IIArts J . P . I llCIISMII H , Jr . E. I. IllILtR W, F. Hou-AND J- W. Ii CII.■ INU WORTH G. V Hui mt. E. C. Hejlsev H. B. JtHKIN W C. JeNNINGS I T. Jones C. H. Johns J. M. Jones C. T, Krwstv J. S. Kino Talley Kirkland C. E. Lancasiui Hr H. t-ANCASTER H . A • I -ARAMORF- Wuku Larawori, Gower La i imi r C V. I-Arsow J . W. t.OVEIACE W R, Li-piow J. C. Luke. Jr. W. M. Marshal i . Jn L M- Mc'Williams II R. Moore R H Morris H R. Muliigan J. H. O’Quinn P, IS. Owenby H. J- POE J, C. POLIIILL C W. PoWf.ll W. C pRINCt J. C. PuETT j. R. Racki.ey G. P. Rankin E A. Rkhardaqs J. T. Rose C. O. Rsifnv G. L. Sems R. A. Sims F. . B. Si.oan V_ M Smile v A. U. Smith W. A. Stone G. M. Si KICK LANII J. II. Terrei.i. Howard Thrower M. P. WABt H. W. Wallace II H Ware C. N. Wasden G. L Werr F. M. White J. 3. Willis J. W. Wills W. J. Wood J, IL Ywut C. O. Youno G. M. Zeicler Paft tighly-i 1 I’age eighty-nVen School of Christianity H. T. Bhookshm J. A. Ivtr . Officers PieiiJent .................VUe-PttsiJmi .Se rWart; - 7 fcdiurrt Members G. L. Andrews Gur N. Atkinson M T Brookshire C. J. Broome Royall Callaway E. D. Emory W. T. Evans J. W_ Faulk me H. D- Gober A. E. l.CKLAN A- EJ. Mae.com W. M. Marshall. Jr. C M. Meicre R. R, Moose W. F. Chambliss Frank Cochran S. V. Conr.u J- W. Couman J, A. Dure W. C. Pool E Rooms R T. Russell O. B. Niwwwt E. M, Palmer ] E. Pate J |_. Pittman L, M, PoudLL J. M . Samples J, II Greene, A- N- Sanders J. T. Grizzle M. H. Shirley R. 3. Harrison L. E. Smith J. G. Johnson F. T. Jones E E Keen W. M Kelley W, B. Knkht Gower Ijitimer L. D. Howell G. W, IIlilml J. K. Hutchings J A. Ivey T J. Tribble G. F, Tyner W. V. Veal W, J. Wo® T. R. Wynn C. S. Yawn □swell Smith T, W. Smith J M. Teresi V. A. Treadwell Page eighly-tlghi 1 Pu,c dg iljz-ninc School of Commerce Officers C. H. O'Quinn , , PrtuJenl J. II. O’Quink . . . . , . . . Viee-PraiJcnt G. W, Cowart .. Swrlarji-TVeoJurw Members K S. Brasincton P- S- Holt C. O. Carson Paul Kelly W. F. Catlor C. E. Lancaster F. C. CHANDLER IF 11. Lancaster J . G. ClttNCY R A. Lane W. U. Cochran, Jr. Walker Iar amort. W. II. C( Nfrt.Lt R j. McEuuth G. W. Co war r R. B. Morris Josiah Crudup. Jr. C H O'Quinn R. B. Dawi J. H. O'Quinn W. F, Fa4.ti.rlin R M. Pftts G, T. Elusos W. C. Prince G . C. Elrod D. 1. Rainet E. B. Everett E. A. Richardson J C. Everett L. C. Rkrs B, F. Farrar G. L. Sms R. M. Gamble A. L Smith R. W. Green W. M. Stephens J. C. Groover W. A. Stone L W. Hardy G. M. Strickland C. E. Harper H. W. Wallace J. B. Hart, Jr. G. E. Webb W. H. Hawkins F. C. Williams K M Haves F W. Wills E, L. Miller W. K, Wynne raft mnriv 1 % J 'V .. Cauldron , aA Pogf niiwty-i School of Journalism Officers C. P. OilJN......... F. C. Williams G, C. Linen ....................... PlCliJcIll VUePttsieltnt Stcfclarji-Tfcasurtr Ml.MIU.RS K F. Bmmnoton J M. Bunch J. G, Chlnel H. L. CoACHMAN A. II Cochran W, IE. Connell il. C. Cutis R. B. Davis G, C. Kjrod R M. Gamiu P, Z, Gelr j. C. GcOYtR J, B, Hart, Jr. U. L. Jaws Paul Kelly G. P. Osun C. H. OQuinn R. M. Pitts W M. Stephens Howard Thrower F- C. WlLUAMS W. K. Wynne Pat Page ninrty'tfuec h Z7 Cauldron CARL WILLIAM STEED INSPIRED TEACHER LOYAL FRIEND IN MEMORY OF THE MAN WHO NEVER TOUCHED A LIFE; BUT THAT HE LIFTED IT. WHOSE TEACHING AND LIVING WERE ONE IN IMPRESSING THE NECESSITY FOR KNOWING THE HIGHEST AND BEST. WHOSE SUPREME LEGACY TO IIIS STUDENTS WAS I ! IA I III MADE HUM JIIINK, AND VI (O'I. HIGH SERVICE LAY IN Ills ABILITY TO STIR UP THE GIFT THAT WAS IN THEM. Page ninety-Jout I‘agc ninety.icvcn Page ninety-eight Overseas Club Officers |. V. Jones............................................................................. WW N. E. Enuush.................................................. ISit -PrevJml I MakUV Secretary - Treasurer Or E, BREWER . f ltlorian Faculty Members Pkok. B. C. Holtmlaw Coach J. C. Clements Members P. R, Anhuson j. E. Batnard O, E. I 1st wm E. B, Cason VV. 11, Connell S. F. Dqwis V. P_ Duncan E. B, EvEAfctT N. E. English L V. H AHIJV C. E. Harper I I- C, Hatch J. W. Jones C, E. Lancaster R. A. Ij NE R. J. McEtRAtii P E. Mcrrat O. B. Newsome J. R. Newton Fueo Palmer Jack Peavv T, H. Rihhms l-l. H -Si (litLEV W, W, Sinclair G. M. Strickland E. B. Turner C. S. Woodall G. L. WORTHY Pttgt ninety-nine l agt me hunduJ Students’ Advisory Council Faculty Representatives R, W. Weave P. S. Fuppin A. P, Montague B. C. Moltzclaw C. L, MtCjrfir Henry Few M. N. States Student Repre.sentatives Senior CfdM E, O, Sinclair Freshman Cltjfs E, C. Hulsey unior Cfeji R. G. Newton SopAomore Clou R- A. McKay CrpJuo e Representative G. F. Tram Schvol of Lilt R. S. Woe® -Sc 1 oof of Commerce R. M. Gamble Page one AunJreJ Pag one hvnJrtJ two The Mercer Round Table Constitution ARTICLE 2. 1 tic purpose shall be to promote good fellowship among its members, to discuss literary topics and important questions of the day. lo unify the thinking of its members in legard to the problems of college life and to enlist llieir more active endeavor in the solution of these problems, to aid m maintaining high moral and intellectual ideals in the student body. Article 3. Membership shall rest upon a basis of genera! merit as lo standing in class work and other college activities. Only those shall be eligible to membership who have been students in the University at least one year, Members shall be elected by a unanimous vote of the club. Students may be nominated for membership by any member of the Round I able or by any member of the student body. Officers L, M, Polhill................. - . . President J. M_ Terf.si ........... Vi-ce. President R. L- Carter ... Sttrelary-Trcanircr Members C. W. Binns E, G, Sinclair H. T. Brookshire B. C. Snow R. L. Carter J M J4. J. CoPE[-ANJ G. Rr G, Newton L, M. Pol 11 ill T. H. Rentz E. S, Shorter IT. ft LSI F. Tvner A. If. S. Wfavcr R II Williams R S Wood J, M, WOOOALL J Page one hundred three VcV ZQ Cauldron 1 ,1 jS Page onr fciwJreJ foot CICERONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY — J Pagt one hunJftti frvt Pill DELTA LITERARY SOCIETY Ciceronian Literary Society Fall Term Debaters J. W. Favlxheii J M. WOODU.L W. F. ClIAHBLIM, Alt, Spring Term Debaters N, E, EnwiMi L. W. Hardv H. C. Cutts, All. Impromptu Debaters R, L, Carter W. F, Chamsixu J. K- lIUTCHtRtS R, T. Russell R. S. Wooo Halt one hunJieJ Phi Della Literary Society Fall Term Debaters I I, L. Coachman L, M. PoUHlLL P. E. Murray, All. Spring Term Debaters A. E. Locan C S. Yawn I mpromptu Debaters I I. T. Brook.«iiirc W, T. Evans Oswfu. Smith G. F. Tvsffi C. S. Yawn R. M. Gam net. All. A. E. Locan. All. J Page one hunJreJ seven Page OIK hundred eight Glee and Mandolin Club Officers H. P. Fleming ... Clet Club Director L.. M. Colons . . . . Accompanist C- A- McKay Mandolin Club Director O. V Bl) UN FTT . Manager R A McKaY elnt. Manager Glee Club Members First Tenon Second Tenon First Bass SffonJ Ban C. L Andrews O. V. Burnett L. B. Jones H. C. Cum J. S. Hand H. L. Cretei T, D, Lee L. L. Fleming J. L. Hargrove JOsUir CriDUP, Jr. F M MrM'ii I nut R M Gamble H. L. Jo.ves J. M. TtAEii E. B, Sloan A. W- Lancaster Mandolin Club Members C- R, Anderson H- L- Jones H. B. Massey John Merritt Albert Brown L, B. Jones C. A. McKay H, J. Pot C N. Guttenbergcr W. O. Lanu R. A. McKat 11. Ruhsill Page one bundled nine Page ant UunJirJ ten The Square and Compass Club N the evening of Januaiy 15, 1920. some fifteen or eighteen students assembled in art obscure little room on tlic campus for the purpose of organizing the Square AND COMPASS CLUB,” same to be a permanent organization. At the very first meeting there was a vibrating sympathy among the men. I ach was conscious of the fact that the other fellow had. at some lime in the history of his past, traveled the same rough and rugged path, that they not only had some terrible experiences in common, but they also had some common ideals. It was early seen that the men would be allied and welded together with a herculean power of association. It is the cherished hope of every charter member that the dub will ever be a fraternal wheel in which all constituents will be spokes of equal dimensions. Equality is the keynote of ideal fraternal brotherhood, and this spirit should be cherished and conserved as a jewel of priceless worth- Let it be hoped that our infant club may grow and wax strong and in favor with the faculty and student of iMciccr, ever broadening the channels of usefulness, welding the ties of friendship and elevating the ideals of its constituents. M. P. Webb, rifenon. C. T. WILLIAMS . $ Officers Pr iJ n I C. S- Loren Vice-PrtsiJcnl H C. H.vrxr.5 . Secretary M. P. Wlm Historian Members C. J Broome j. E. King C. A. R VNTM.E V L. Bbya T, D. Lit J. F. Smiley F. C. Poms C. S. Lode.v L- E. Smith J. VV, Faulkner J D. MeGL Mi v T J. Tribble. U W. Hum R. R- Moore 1- V. Trueman 11 C. Haynes J. C, Potn M P Wem F. C. Hulsey C. T. Williams Honorary Faculty Members J Henry Burnett P, S. FuPTIN A. P. Montague Henry Fox C L McCrrsrr R. V Weaves r V ear h eirWrce eleven Page me hundred t c!ve Alembic Club Objeci: The Sluelg of Science Officers J H. Awns L, R. Smith . I I. L Chevcs . . E. W- Ritmiiisos PrniJe.nl Kicp. President . . . . Secteiae .......................... Reporlet Honorary Members Dr. C. R. Fountain Dm. Henry Fox Prof. Peyton Jacor Prof, J. V. Kern M EMBERS J. II. Ayers. J. H. Brown J M Bunch A. R. Bush R. L, Carter H, L. Curves U. J. CoFEI-AND. Jr. C, 11, Craven II .C. Cum R. G. Douglas L. I- Fleming U. C, I'ORTSON J G. Gainey H. C. Haines 11 L. Jones R A. McKay J, D. McGi.amery R. G. Newton J. R. Newton L S. Owf.n E. W. Richardson T, Hr Roderts H. Rudisill E. O. Sinclair L. R Smith C. T. Williams C. S. Woodall J. M. WoODALL Pege one hurt J red thirteen Page one hundred fourteen Medical Association Office ha C. T. Wtt-UAM . W. P. Duncan , E. W. Richardson . PrttiJtnl yia-PreuJtnt Secretary-TretjMrfcr Members ] H, Avuu J. E. Batnard J. M Bunch A. R- Bush H. j- CoFtLANB, _[■. E. H. Coachman S. L. Crow L. L. Fleming fi. C. Fortson J. G. CAINF.r J. L HARGROVE F M. Hawes H. B. Jenkins J. 1. Jones J- E- King J. C Luke H. H. Ijncasier C. V. LaYsok J D. McGi.amery Mamt Me Williams L. S. Owen t, W. Richardson T. M. Roar ms E. R. Sloan L R, Smith C. N. Wasdcn C. T. Williams J M. Woodall J. H. York G, M Zucjm Honorary Faculty Members C. R. Fountain Henry Fox J W Kirn Page onr himitr eJ fiflcci Page one hundred tixteen Fellowship of 1 ri Members I. Ayers O. W- Burnett D, M. Burnette C, O. Carson ML A. Clark L. J. Lane Houser Massey A. I t. S. Weaver W. L. Wwcirr C, H. Mums G. I5. Oslin T. H. Rentz H. Rudisill J. H. Terrell G. A, Tomlinson E. B. Turner N. B. W'A AREN Pitgt Due hunJrerf uvrn.rf.rn Paf( nw hum reJ eighteen History Club Officers , Craven . . . . Prcuilenl ). M. Jacicson , . . . Vict-Prtiiiieni H. C Cutis Members ■ . Sectefary-Trtauirer J. J. BOSWELL R V Creesj E- M. Palme RoyaLl Callawav J. 5. Hand E. C. Peek W. H Callaway J B Hart. Jr JnO. C. POUULL W. C. Carlisle K. M Haves L. M. POLItILL C. O, Carson E. E. Keen W- C. PRIffCE E. B. Cason Talley Kirkland L. A. Richardson F. C, Chanewler W. B. Knight J, A. Ruutim [■'rank Cochran J G. Johnson E. O- Sinclair L, M. Collins 1 lu H LaRAMORE A. U. Smihi Jqsiah Ghudup, Jr, Walker I jaramorf. L. R. Smith: R- G. Douglas C. E. Lancaster H. 11. Ware J R, Dvsom W. O. Land G. Er Webb C. T, Eh on L- ) Lane F. M White E. C, Everett Gower Latimer J S WlLUi 11. F. Farrar T. D. Lee J- W. Wills L. L. Fleming P. E. 1 .ESTER C, 5. Yawn R, M, Gamble A. E. Logan J. C. Luke V. M. Marahaii. Jr. R. A- McKay R- R. Moont R. B. Morris II. R. Muujgan C. O. Young Honorary Faculty Member P. S. Flimin r t on hunJre,) nineteen Pofre one hundred tfccnJji Political Science Club J. H. Brown Officers PmiJcni G, B, Carter . yice-PieiiJcnl E. S. Shorter C. D. Champion’ . Trtasuftt E B Brown Ref (rite' Members E. It. Brown R- M. Gamble J. H. Brown L. W- 1 Iardy O. E. Brewer hL C. Haynes O. W. Burnett J. M Jackson G- B Carter J T. Kayloa R. L. Carter Paul Kelly C, D. Chamfion W. W. Kirkland Frank. Cochran P. E. Murray L. M. Coj I.INS 1 R Newton W. II Connell G. P. Osein G. II- Craven T. !!. Remix J1. C. Cutis E. S. Shorter B. 11. Davidwn E. O. Sinclair V. E. D02JER Oswell Smith B. D. Dlbblri.v J, M Tehesi W. 1’. Duncan H. R. Vaughn R, H. Williams Honorary Faculty Member P. S. Fijppin Page one fuinjrej ivtnty-one jPtfg-C «Ad hundred ihfenfy-itvo Classical Club Officers John- Boswell . ... PretrJent C. Hi Craven ............................................... P ttt Ptciidcn( J- M, Jackson , Secrttary-Tniartr Members G. N. Atkinson G. H. CRAVEN V. M. Marshall. Jr. J H. Avt JOSlAll Crudup. J . John Merritt J. E, Batnahd H. C Curts ft. ft. Moore John Roswci.i. R, G, Dol-gi as E, M- Pai mer H. T. Brookshire. V. E Di ilr L. M, Polhile C. J Broome B. E. Farrar A. N. Sanders J. 11. Brown L. L. Fleming H- H. Shiriey A- ft Bum FI. C- Fort son L S. Shorter W. C, Carlisle ft. M, Gammi E- B. Sloan G. B Cajuer I II. Greene J. L. C. Smith E. B. Casov J. L. Hargrove □swell Smith C. D, CiiAHriOK G. V Hlhmf. L. Et, Smith H. L- Coach wan |, A. Ivey W. M, Stephens Frank Cochran J. G. Johnson J. 11 Terrell L. M. Collins F. T Jones J. V. Jones J. T, Kayeor E. E, Keen W O. [.AND Cower 1 a timer A, E. Lwan J. S. WlLUS Honorary Faculty Members V. E FARRAR A. P. Montactt Pafi; one honJtrJ larmly-lhtce Page one hundred itrenty-four Educational Club Officers R. L. Carter...................................... VrWmt J R Newton . . Viee-PreuJent C. D. Champion ... , Seetetawy-Trecturtr H. T. Brook mope R, L, Carter C- D. Champion Members W. T. Evans J. W. Faulkner H. D. Cores W, O. Land A. E. LotAN R. B- Morris J. R. Newton J. C PUETT J. M Samples E. O. Sinclair T. E, Smith V J. Wood Pair one hanJleJ twenty-five Honorary Faculty Member Phtcn Jmm X C7jG Cauldron Page one hunJtfd hecntp.itx - J ■ (P ' r y£e Cauldron j .-.A •s French Club Officers H. J. Copeland, J ................,...........Prciilcnt Jiso. C. Pot HILL ...................... Vkc-Prcsidmt Maney McWilliams .................... . Secitt wji-Truuurer K. F, Bramngtok W C. Carlisle A. B. Cochran H. J. Copeland, Jr, S. L, Crow L. L. Fleming Members I C. Gambit. H- C. I Iaynes IL C. Hulsey II 13. Jenkins J. M- Jones H. H. Lancaster W. O Land T. D. Lex K. H Morris J. C. Pol.HILL T H. Roberts L, R. Smith Howard Thrower J. S. Wuit J H. York G. M. Zeicler Honorary Faculty Member B. C. Holtzclaw Pag ont hundred iuenty-iemn V A urii_?r r J Ivtn y-tig fit Spanish Club Officers R. M. Gamble........... Hugh Larramome . . R W. Creen Pmidcni Piet President . Sftrrltiry-Tteamrrr Memsei J. J BosWEU- I-'. C. Cimndler W, R. Callow, r R. G. Douglas E, B, Everett J. C. Gamble ft. Mi Gamble E. A. RltHARESON- A. U. Smith J. W. Wills G. E, Webb R. V. Green J. C. Groover E. L. HiLLLR J. B. Hart. Jr, C. E- Lancaster L J, Lane I Iugh Lara mo nr. H. A. McKay W, L, Prince Honorary Faculty Member B, C. IIoltouw Pag one hundred twenty-nine Page ofit htmJreJ thirty Macon Club Officers G. H- Cravin'.................................................. , , . presiJmt j- M. Jackson ... Vke-Prtiidtat R- A. McKay ... Sect elm y-Treautffr Members J. E. Baynarp j M. Woodall O, W. Blrnett A H. S. Weaver w. c. Carlisle I I. B. Wii.uam.son E. B. Cason G. I I. Craven M, A. Clark Clarence Clmbedge R, G, Docigl as F. C- Etheridge J. C. Gamble R. M. Gamble J. L. Hargrove C. E. Harpejl J. B. Hart. Jr. J. M. Jackson j. G, Johnson L- J. Lane John Merritt R. A. McKay R. J. McElratm j. D. Ramoo I-Iillyer Rudisiil J. L. C. Smith L, C. Hicks B. C. Snow E B. Sloan C S. Woodall E. S. Shorter p« one hunjrcj thirty-t Dempsey Club Founded by Afrui-bimi'pal, lint Ling I the Son of Rnt PiseB of Mtritnf: Cherey And Thud Floret: Sinuiiannta Motto: High, Low. J«k—P yf Cofort. Ullf Vtolel ud Infra Red BlTSHWHKKtS ItoUHtVIK Rami inc Brook Cason McQut I'LVNKlt Cosbt I$ABY BtOWS Grandsons of Rest Bearcat Bos l.ovtRs Lanx Red ISlAlK CfORCf. H A O, W. Nicotine Charlie RamaI our Imperator Ed MaTIIFL'L rack Climax Thomas Cji mu Washington Taykor Page one hundfej thllly-tb: c f r-'v''' r,-V ' v-v ZQ Cauldron Wonting TKc.6e.vi V. Pa c one hunJrtJ ihirlg-l ree une kmiteJ thirty-fvur w 1 Ministerial Association Officers Frank. Cochran............................................................. . VwMeuf H. D. GoiiLR yke-Praldsn! A. E. LoCA.N................... Scereiarf-T rtaiurtr Members G L. Andrews G. N. Atkinson H. T. Brookshire C. J. Broomf, Rotali. Cauaway W. F. Chanblem Frank Cochran S. V. CoritLft J. W. Coleman A. E. Logan A. 15. Mal.com V, M. Marshall. Jr. C M. Mrif.Rf. R. R. Moore O. B. Newsome E. M. Palmer J E. Pah J. L. Pittman J. A. DtrftEN F I . Emory W, T- Evans J. W. Faulkner II. D. Gober J. M, Grelne j. T. Grizzle R 15. Harrison L D. Howell L. M. POUIILL W. C. Pool Ed Rodgers R, T Rvssta J. M Sample A. N. Sander H. M. Shirley L F„ Smith Oswf.i i. Smith J. W. Ham G. W, Hui Mr. K. Hutchings J. A. Ivey J. G. Johnson F. '1. Jones E. E. Keen V. M. Kelley V B- Knight Gower Latimer T. W. Smith J. M. Teucsi V. A. Treadwell T. J. Tribble C. K. Tenth V. G. Veal V. J. Wood T. R. Wynn C. S. Yawn Honorary Faculty Members C. L. McGinty B. D. Racsdaif. A. P. Montague J. L. Railey R. W. Weaver Pat' thirty- hi. r£,C.b '' V 'S CAULDRON } Young Men’s Christian Association Officers L. M. Pcn.ii.iu_.................... . . R. I- Cmnii .................... L. M. Collins ....... H, II. Williams ....................... PreiiJeri Vicc-Ptciiiirnt . SeCftlafy Trtatartr Pagr One hunJrcJ l iirly.iix Chatlahoochie I hgh School Club Officers M. T, Bicook smm. . . Prniihnl t'. T. Evans Kw-I’fciUfni E, C. Hi'lset.......................................... Srtfelary-Treauii-tr H. Members T. Brookshire E. B- Brown C. (, Broome R. L, Carter W. T. Evans G F. Tvnlr H. C. Havhu H I I E. C. Huuev C- E- Lancaster H. H. 1-ANCAiTEH A. E. Logan Frid Palmer Shiiiet A Page aitt kundfeJ Pagt one hunJrtJ thirty-tight Locust Grove Club Officers J W, FAULKNER . PtrtiJcnl L. E. Smith........................ Vite-Pmuient 1. L. Smith SdrehryTmuurtr G. L. Andrews H. J, Copeland. Jh. E, D. Emory J. W. Faulkner L. L. Flewlvc J. W, Ham Members R. B. Harrison F. M. I Iawes W. M. Kelley S. F Lee T. D, Uc J C. Luke W. M Marshall, Jh I R Newton R G. Newton J H. O'Quinn J. E. Pate J, L. Pit imam L. E Smith T. F,. Smith V, A, Treadwell W. G Veal oik hvnJrtJ thirty-Hint Raft one- hunJrtJ forty Page ant hum!ttil oily-one Paft lint hunJrtJ orly-lwt Pan-Hellenic Council Kcpfnr Atphri J, H- Altus B C. Snow Members Phi Dr ju Thctd Kappa Sigfna A- R. Bush . H Cbavin R. C. Doi.ct.As E. O. Sinclair Alpha Tati Omega C, H. CumtucE N. B. Wmun, All- Stfma iVii H. I,. Coachman T II Rikti Honorary Members Sc fa Thela Pi W. B, Cochran Sifflld CAi G. M. StRICkLAVD Ptige one hunjiej forty-three Po$t One fiunJreJ foily-four 7Ae Cauldron j Sigma Alpha Epsilon Founded at ihc University of Al l iiin , M t(h 9, I0J6 Colors: Rural Ptuple and Old Cold Fto tr Violet Georgia Psi Chapter I'.ildhlivlirtl 1870 Miss Mart Kino, sponsor Frater in Facultate Jliner W. II Felton Fratres in Universitate Senior Academic J. W. Favuru E, S, Shorter F„ G, Jackson 5. F. McEuhjff Senior Lo J R, Rowland Junior AcaJrmi, J M. Tiresi Junior aIB J. D. Rasibo J. A. WiirrEsiDf. A. II S. Weavtr G. W. Cowart J. G, Gainey Sophomore Aea Jenin It. M. Cambit. W. F. Holland F. M. Hawes C. 11. Mulus Fftihman AeaJtmie C. N. GUTTENRf.RCf.R I I. A. 1-ARAMORE P. S. Holi W, I ramore R. B. Morris Alwrmi Affiliate Y. D. Bakiwfll Wm, Baskin W. A. Hawkins Page cne hundred Ae Ca« AULDROM one hunJrrJ orlJj-JrJ Phi Delta Theta Founded at Miami University, December 26r lft+8. Colors.- Argent and Autre FloWet. Widta Carnation Georgia Gamma Chapter Established December 15, 11571 Mis Virum Gunn, Spomot Frater in Facultate B. D. Ragsdale Fratres in Universitate Senior rfcodeanc R. G. Dolci as Senior Lu C. W Binns U L. Bryan imior rlcm ririic O. V. Burnett A. R Bush L M Coujns John Merritt Svp iemort Academic R A McKat |-|. It. Vaughn W, C. Carlisle Freshman Academic F. C. Chandler E. B. F.verett C. O. Carson J. R Dyson R, A Lane W. K. Cavior Alumni Affiliates J R. Bowdre 11, P, Jones L B. Jones J. W. Wilts Page one hundred arty.seven Pott one hundred forty- eifht 1 Kappa Alpha Founded «I Wniliiuilan nod Let University. 1$GS Colon. Ciimion and Old Cold Fl-omcn: Magnolia ar.d Red Rmr Kappa Chapter Ivvl.iblidird 1873 Fratres in Facultate M A. Clark VflKK Grice B. C. Hm-tzclaw Hi S. STAOiltR Fratres in Universitate Senior Academic J. H. Ayres L- M- Polhill E. W. Richardson uji Uf A endemic R. G. Newton W. M, Shthluj umor -o b D. M. Burnette F. C. Etkiiike 15. C. Snow IF B. Williamson Sophomore Academic Mack Anthony M. A. Clark G. B. Carter E, S. Davi t_ y Lane Josuh Crudci', Jr 15. F. Farrar Freyhmun Academic F- C. Folks J. p. IIiuishith, Jr, I M McWilliams J. C, Pouiill Page one hundred fort))-nitre A r°t' oim hunJrtJ Jiffy 1 Kappa Sigma Founded the Univertily of Bologna. 1-400 A-D, kttahliihrd 'I ike Univmilr of Vitginia. 166? Alpha Bela Chapter Eiubliified 167-4 Frater in Facultate JAHCS C- CLEMEKT Fratres in Universitate Cofort, Scarlet. While and Eiur.-U Ffovrr ■ I ily of-lhe-Valley Stnior s1taJeirU£ G, H. CRAVEN E. O, SINCLAIR J. H. Brown C, H. O’Quinn Juniai La m C. A. Tmiuksok L. D. Clark Sophomore Academic E. U. Sl.OAN G. L SiM.f M. C Carter R. J McElrath J H, O’Quinn C. N. W SKN Pafc «ne fwnJrtJ fi ly-tmt Page one fnmJreJ fi ty-ltro Alpha Tau Omega Founded 4i Richmond, V ., I8£ S (. oloii: QM Cold and Sty Blue Flatter t While Tea Row Georgia Alpha Zeta Chapter ErfaU.Jwd 18 Fratres in Universitate Senior I . a tv C. M. Cunua C. A. Roumkee. S- !J. Sfevtce Junior Law H. T. Chun K. B. Warren E. B Tvrmm W. L. W'hsht Sophomar? Academic J, C, Ciicstv J. L. 1 Iaucbwve R. M. CotEMAN W. F. Easifjci in K. M. Haves FteihfiHM A Cd JfHtif C. V, Latms J. II, Terufjx J. C. Luke H. H, Ware J, H York Alumni A filial?! R. £. L. Field Page ant hurt J red fi tp-three 'jjf INK hinJttJ fiffp-fcusr Co’cri J M P. R. P, 2. E. H. C F.. Sigma Nu Founded At Virginia Military Iaititulc, January I, 1069 Old Cold, While and Black Flower: White Rmr Eta Chapter Eitabli ihfd 1 84 Miss Mattij-: Tkacv King, SjDamiw Frater in Facultate J. R. L. Smith Fratres in Universitate Jack son Paul Kr.i ASCE SON CetR CoACHMAN HaRPIR Senior ,-i (Ctlemk a P, OsL.IN Senior La H- L, Coachman junior Atademic T. H Junior Law D- I- Rainey F. W. Stivajiius Safthomare Academic H. J. COF'Et ANb. JlH. J. B. 1 Iakt. Jr. J. L. C. Smith W. H- T«w FrrjAlhan Academic J, T, Hamick V. C. Jennings W E. Stone C. E. Baker Rent W. E. Swenson S. F.. Waijcer 11. W. Wallace F. M. White Page cent hundred fa iy-five Pttfr 'i«ir htaulrej Athletic Board of Control FACUI .TY REPRESENTATIVES W. E. FxrRAB, Chor rtian C. L. McGintv STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES R. C. NtWrOK. Secretary R S. WOOB ALUMNI REPRESENTATIVE W. G. Lee, Treasurer THE FRESH.-SOPH, KUSH Paft one JinnJrcJ tr fy Page cnc kunJffJ likiy-ent 1919 Baseball Team L. U. Bloodworth . . Pitcher W. H. Dows..................... Short Slop Ronald Lamer Pitcher R. C. Lave , Center Field Cl IAS, Morgan . ..........Ciricher Ed Morgan . Left Field J- R. Bo wore Fiat ftue Mike“ Carhiciiael , . tight Field W, J. Crow . Third Bate 11 J, Copeland . . Utility L, D I [lsulkson Second Bate £, L, Evans..........................Utility 1919 Record Mercer . . . . I J—Cordon.................. . J Mercer .... 10—Tech.................. ... | Mercer 5- Tech 4 Mercer ...................0—Georgia...........................5 Mercer.................... 2—Tech ...................... _ 3 MturtR I—Tech 8 Mercer....................10—Auburn 2 Mercer.................... 0—Auburn 3 Mercer....................0—Gecreia .........................•) Mercer.................... 7—Georgia . I Mercer 12—Oglethorpe...................... | Mercer ................... J—Oglethorpe...................... | Mercer ............ I—Auburn 4 Mercer.................... 4—Auburn.......................... 5 Page one hundred itiiy-ino V v V ' , lfA£r r V Z Ae Cauldron “ T. f W Page one Aun.ireJ siitp-thtec ggc one hunJfeJ jiz p-four 1 Peg: one hundred 3ut -fi c w 1920 Basketball Team C, E. 11'nriB . . . - R. G Ntwros C. H. O'Quinjj I H. Rehtz . L. C Rick . C. O. C hs n R M. Gamble . . . . ic l Fatnetd . . . Left GujtJ . . . Cenlrt R.jl.t Cuar.1 Rifl-I Fs tmrj ■ . Subtllfult . . SubttUule Record Mtrar 26; Mercer . 13; Merter............................. , 15; Meter..................................31, Mercer , .43; Mncer..................................24; Mercer................................ 16; Merecr............................... .33; cj niv. or r IB. . . . iU Georgia Tech...................................JO A. A. C..................................... 49 Georgia....................................... 30 Howard -..................................... 23 Sielion Univmiiy . . 27 Ijiniiiani 5la e . . ... 33 Georg Tech................................. .21 Georg. ....................................... 31 Pafe one htmJreJ tiify-ii; 'P Pfljfc OW fcoFlJr J Pair e e hunJrcJ iixty-f if hi College A O K hundred itvrnty-en ' ff . vCV ‘“S ZJjG Cauldron Cauldron Staff A. H. S. Weaver . Frank Cochran . . . J. M. Jackson ... Ross M. Williams Lonnie L. Fleming . Lucius M. Polhill Oswell Smith . . . Robert G. Douglas . ..................Edito! dn-C hief . . . . . Associate Editor ............. Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor ................Ihnincis Manager Associate Manager . Advertising Manager One hundred ic cnt f- Iferi A Page ofit hunJrtd inv nl$-thrt dke Cauldron f‘ —«- f -— ', -■ ''' Orange and Black Staff J, M. Woodall J. M. Jackson , . R. H, Williams . L. W, Hardy . . T. H. Rentz . . O. W. Burnett . EDITORIAL ...............- . . Editor-m-Chicf ............. fuoctdlc Editor-in-Chief .......... A Module Editor .................. fwocHik Editor . ... ........... liiociulc Editor ..................Auodate Editor MANAGEMENT L. M. PoLHILL............................ , Buiineu Manager G, F. Tyner.........................Associate Bnsirtcu Manager R. M. GAMBLE............................C in u hit ton Manager one hundred a-e pcnty , 'W 'I Paft one hundreJ Kfccntjp-ltx The Soni ol Minerv are dauntless and bold. And notie of ihcrti yis esi Io fear; Biil the biivcil of 4II ol that faculty horde la Jacob, the Bulbul Ameer. If you wanted a man who could bull ol the van, Or harass all llic rats from the rear. Or take a redoubt, you had only 1 r about For Peyton, the Bulbul Ameei. In hit v it of green cheeks. he gird on hit “(pees, ,' twra« hit nw j| truculent slate. And jtoint! downtown, lo! be chanced le run down Sir Vaitirk. the Phcilographaire. Oft, Sir, laid this Vt'arliek. '« life then u. dull Il.nl now you would end your career For I'd have y su lo know dial you trod cm my loe, Sir Peyton, without your collairc.' Now take your Iasi look al the iky and ihe brook, And then part your inll flaxen hair; For n likcneiv I'll make, if ihc camera dan'l bleak. Quoth Wfttlick. the PhotogiAphiiif. And just at I he lens W44 extracting Peyt‘s life, Hear I Wnrlick it giving a cheer! The camera was struck by the no-collared Buck. Sir Peyton, the Bulbul Ameer! Page one hundred seventy-IU Page oftf hundred icvcntg-ievtn nfPd kunJtiJ icvcrijy-r i.| 7h m msf M mw When Fresh Meets Faculty O, wbal can ail ihee, frightened youth? Why hnc. and genlly trembling ? Perchance th hand of fat IB onlh Has ihis great anfOibliriB, Guilt it depicted on thy brow. With fright and anguish moist. Ihy craven hair upitandclh now W ith terror swiftly boss!. The quen ion no one need to ask: This picture plainly barn I he reason youth wean such a mask It' PeylorTs baleful rtt(K, Behind the desk don Rufui Weaver Hit «lent itate uphold Till all die bull ol the deceiver Is don and lb story told. In silence al his left the dean Thinks of (hose days now gone. Of just such limes dial he had seen In his Old Kentucky Home The Dvoll who at ihc light doth ill. Has sung hii way to fame; Mil taking oil of I lait Io Pin' Brought credit 1o his name. And now we know what ails the youth; With questions he is plied. Reviving all his ctimei in soolli Since Heck, bis old dog, died. Page one hundred jcvcnfy.nine (Hilling ffialrnhar SEPTEMBER 24 A UrRf nwnWi of Hial are depoil J lire campo by a hr-avv Wind 25— The old head niivty the ludent ’ with ft welt-lia ned eye lot an appropriate Iian col 26— The midmidil barber ‘n p rctrulls reluctantly display the new fall tlyles 2? The annual o:ial function al Qrmulgre Path pra.er f. temporary solace frum ihr high-rliung artiv ities ol dormitory life. 28 — A baiingr of psychology atari)' suflrKalr ihe Tati. f'eylon Jlari. 2 )—Reiufl of ihe $1 at -L: Our nivrly Be - ■(lilted Hudent) find that they are nol rhem- lelvr . hirl a man uf amalgamated rata. 30—Fits! tImpel bull x-asiow. Nr« faculty edi- tion air ttwed forth in a haln of circiunlo. OCTOBER I—Atiignmenli—bidet of ihe day. 2 —Min Sallie “n charmed’ to men the Finh- men. 5— Guy Cheney with Vestal Virgin tendencier keepi vigil al Lamer 6— Carnival «orne to town. Healthy attendance uf new rural acqu.s.Hont, including “Rat' Lane and ’ Prvr Holt. 10— Fur vale; chapel seat and bath roost ticket . Uncle John lays m fall supply. 11— The benigmnl chairman of the claudication committee spill several Senior among the Sophomore aide . 13—Dr. Yale elucidate with marvelous mag- naiumily. lb Trank Smiley outweigh argument of liar family by big majority. 17 J. Herndon compose a piece of poetry, IO- Will “The day may come. I he day may go, Bui why 1 study, I don't blow. 18—The High Court q| lie Junior Law Cla' teeel lot the ini time and find a ceitain Mercenan guilty of laireay after Ixust. 20—Dr. F(junta n't bradqumla in the f cmplc of Phjnic are flooded With water. Rby Simla wants the farrllty In purchase canoe lot the tKidmii. H Dr. Weavet call ceilain rioter fur a con- ference, Our only cc,lumen I ■ that these must have been a lawyer in the hunch. NOVEMBER I Colonel Boifeuillet deliver a speech ac- cording to Mercer old style at oratory. Read it and weep, Demosthene ! 5- The boyi i'iow iheir r 11 em for Dr. Fcnw- iin by hanging In bicycle where ’Old Glory i wont to float { Janae Re . McWtllianu. and Highumih perform aquatic leal tn ihe Wnleyan fount fen the delee al ion and enptyment of ihe fctnalc . 18— Bo Railey acts a brevet aide-de-camp in chapel during the absence of Professor Jacob. 25—Alva Lancaster and Jons have decided wh l couiser to lake and reguler aeerwd- mgfy. Pagf one lunJffJ (ighly 1 Doii't’ Hesitate J Pate cut- hundred eighty-ane ' V . W' ZZQ Cauldron AA ■k -r ‘ - Jack — A Dull Boy The sports of college life and the gay clothes of exuberant youth are the things which keep too much study from making a dull man out of a college graduate. As an antidote to the pouring over of musty books. Dr. Neel prescribes fash- ionable Suits, Hats, Shirts and Shoes. A good supply of Underclothes, Hosiery and Neck-wear will add to your comfort. JOS. N. NEEL COMPANY One Price lo E eery body Page out hundred cighl -tluo 1 CALENDAR DECEMBER 3 Sre poena Lryinring the SoB) of Minerva .rr Darnilfn. and Bold U1 Prof. Hailey it ditcovered in high wjciery, m jiiyiPv the delirate moonlight Atmotphere. 16 Exam air on. Muir and ‘‘Pomes'’ bring high price .« the college auction 20—Of (or vacation. JANUARY 5 Win to form Incgint. 6 Mnllu iriuinv and findi an egg whnh he In fr fl in In i room halted to a crisp. giving mult evidence dial the hejling plant was in artuaf working order during hi vacation. 7 OQumn Why are yon a thori. Wav drn? Waoir-ni I fra id Dr Ripdilr iw ralj dollar this morning HI—The Redi —I larvey Cull and Mm Ru «II allrnd ihr Urmocrnliv National Con- ventum 1 WoYytn. 12 Serial poem begin . entitled The Dilfnuliy of Khyining. We parted by ihe gale in June, That volt and balmy month. beneath |he irveelly hr anting moan. And—wunlh hunlh uinlh luntb (Wt c n'l find a rhyme for month,) 17 Mairhill t “I didn't know anything two year ago. Now I know twite as much ' 20 Burnell (at Glee Club practice): What Lind o( none «hall I makeV' Gamble: “Like the h in boirr. 21 — Robnt Mr Kay arks the photographer whrlbrr he intend) taking hi pit I me or that ol the Mandolin Club- 2-4 Serial poem, v-eond ryiimde: Year were 1o p s te we should meet; A wide and yawning gulf Divide me from nay love Mr iwect. While—(illf. dulf. wlf. nwlf ) (•Once more ) 27- Fnrlion: WTval do ytm advue for me. Dot tor f Doctor : “Chloiofrnro. 31—Erie Sin hm want Io W if hi gym uit will admit hum to the Y-Vanderbilt game free. OUR SPECIALTY Is ihc examination of the eyes lor glasses Eiy dritgless methods. J he results are more accurate with less annoyance and loss of time. J. H. SPIRALLING Oftlgnn' (fiif and Optician 652 Cherry St, Macon. Ga, E. G- Jacops. f'reuJent E Jt.nt.ssi Etscpcn. J .. $ (-■ rri 'A flir. jacobs-Peacock Drug Company For Year Convenience CANDIES NUNN ALLY'S HUYLERS NORRIS Five Stores In Macon All Good Sr.rrwD and CuiRnv Streets Macon. Georgia Ife Your Palionafi Business Phone : 3431, 3065 Reside ' Phone; WO-U C, A. Yarbrough Dentist 505-506 Citizen and Southern Bank Bldg. Genera Practice and Dental X-Ray Work Macon. Georgia l|Ce one tnmJftJ eifhty-ifirrc The. Only Exclusive Candy Store lx Macon WE HAVE TWO STORES NOW CASON’S CANDY C1TCHEN J26 Cotton Avenue 310 Second Street MACON. GEORGIA WESLEYAN COLLEGE MACON. GEORGIA Sonic of the Striking Points of Excellence of the Oldest College for Women I- Wesleyan has cn exceptionally itiohg faculty of the bett training, bum! efficient ability, and MtcceMful experience. 2. Wesleyan has live best cuurses of stud}, well laugh . with ample modem ri|jiprnenl. i Wrrlryn«i CcnKry lory «I Mime is unexcelled in tbe South acid tlir School of Fuse A in and Oratory are enuaNy a good, 4, We lej an has he grratejt body of dulingutihed alumnae m (lie South, if no! m the world. V Wrdryan has tier large buildings in fhr Uras of a most br.iulifu! and hcallhful niy 6. Weilryan hai a splendui mtrti of vtudent government, securing ideal discipline, and making the home life of the young lidirs vriy delightful. 7. Wesleyan has an aimorphere nf religious refinement and rlrenglh of character t' al is simply marvelours- 8. Wesleyan' charge for boasd. tuition, etc . ate caceptiona’ly rcaionable- For furiher inform.iiion, write C. R. JF.NKINS, Vcsrt rrrf EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE McClure office EQUIPMENT CO. Telephone 903 360 Mu Liserrv Street Macon, Georgia Pianos, Victrolas Victor Records Gibson Mandolins and Guitars W111 tams-G u t lenber ger Music Company 168 Colton Ave 365 Second Si. Macon, Ga, PoRe one hundred erfiJrtJf-fmiF SHORTER COLLEGE ROME, GEORGIA An I ns lit alien of High Crade for the Education of Women. Attention is Directed la the roliotonng Points 1. No prrpara'ory sludcat a-dmilled 2. f ifleen unili required for uticMldilKui jl rnlrancr 3 No irregular rludrnli, under eighteen yean of age, admitted ■4. Il degree is treogmeed by ibe leading unnertilM of tbit country. 5, TigKtjr-ui per ten! of lit iludrnli during 1 319-20 wtre applicant for llie deg ee 6, It) budding) are fireproof; not a dollar of intnranrr n earned upon any of ibero 7, All bed remoti connected with «tody and pei t balh. 8, A (dialog wilh full information will be futnuhrd uyon appluat on A. W. VAN HOOSE. Prendent SMITH’S PHARMACY THE HOME OF MERCER BOYS Stationery, Soft Drinks of Alt Kinds a Specialty EVERYTHING IN THE DRUG LINE JEWELERS OPTICIANS FLOURNOY KERNAGHAN 570 Cherry Street Phone (067 Agents J. P. Stevens Engraving Co. REPAIRS ENGRAVING f a$C itfic hundred cighi'y.ftVi The Luther Williams Banking Company Open All Day 9 a m. to 6 p,m. 41 Per Cent Interest Pah On Savings Accounts Your Account Will Be Welcome Cor. Col ion Ave and Cherry Si, Cottrell c Leonard Albanv, N. Y. Official Makers of Collegiate CAPS. GOWNS. HOODS Bulletin and Samples Upon Request HART, SCHAFFNER tk MARX AND ALCO CLOTHES Dunlap and Stetson Hats JOI I.NSTON AND MANHATTAN AND M URPHY SHOES EMERY SI 11 RTS Roughton-Hallihinton Company WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FRUITS AND PRODUCE Macon, Georgia PRINTING AND MU LT1GRAPH1NG Georgia Industrial Home Prmtshop 260 Second Street Phone 1671 Macon, Ga, l afe orif hun-JirJ cifhly-tlM CALENDAR FEBRUARY 2—Ned Warren compotes a long, entitled. “As You Sew So Shall You Rip. i Gainey presides in parliamentary law class. Stricklafld; Mr. President, 1 call for the question, Gaitiey {■.Lulltel): Who asked a |ues- lion? 4 Doner tells Brown that a Cigarette is all ihal j? larking, since he already has a match. 5 —Weiner Merc-hant (in Mu-Way Mexican tones): Willi or without onroni) Mighsmilh: Bath- 6 -Teresi: What is the capital vf Atlanta, Di. f lippm?” 7 -Atkinson: “I want ray mail, Mi. Burnett: “What's your name ) Atkinson: “That will appear on the mail” Serial poem, third episode: Oh, liow I dreaded rp nay toil! To part Eicm my sweet nymph. Willie year should past their seasons roll Before—(hymph, rlyinpli, ymph1) 9- Student meeting rnanileitr lots of pep. Un- cle John asks fat permission In discuss that which it not, 10- Alex Weaver announces that the Cauldron i ready for the press. Hurrah! Now I • an slop bothering with my episode (lorln. and you. gentle reader, can patch up the hraken rhymes M I he calendar is turned over to the editor, who informs me that the poem must ibc writ. O tempora! O more-si 12- -Serial! [mem, fourth, episode : Beneath ray fortune's stnrn decree My lonely spirit sunk., For I a weary soul should be And- {hunk, rrink. drunk, ik—Beg par- don!) 14 lire fourth episode convinces me that it is impossible to continue further with the porra. I so inform the editor, wlio bawls me nut. and I retreat in great trepidation Well, III continue, Mr. Editor, hut look out for my come-back. 15 About this lime John Boswell comes along and I forget my troubles. 1 He is in a quan- dary as to whether to hnvr u group picture inwrfed in the CaVlikhOn. BIBB NATIONAL BANK MACON. GEORGIA Capital. $200.000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits $50.000.00 V i'.’ Paid on Savings Yam Account Will Be Welcomed Lamar, Taylor Riley Drug Co. WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS Macon, Georgia A. G. RHODES AND SON COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS 420 Third St. Macon, Ga. Telephone 6 )4 Macon's Busy Furniture Store Bilge one hunJieil r-i'g ily-rcven Cauldron Quality Work All ike Pictures for the 1920 Cauldron Made from Photos Taken By D. A. Warlick Son OUR WORK STANDS ON ITS MERIT f 117 Cotton Avenue Telephone 767 MACON, GEORGIA Page one hunJteJ eighly-tigl.l Raines Barber Shop I 2 EXPERT BARBERS Manicurist Tub and Shower Baths Pressing While You Bathe B. R. RAINES 410 Cherry Street Macon, GEORGIA EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING CALL 931 GOODYEAR SHOE SHOP Next to Chapman's Pharmacy WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER YOUR SHOES Telephone 931 Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary FOR I WORTH, TEXAS A iheologital nH l«hon with full nholdjlv faculty c.a dll iht mailt luhjecl «I llicu- teglcal edm«t OII. Wllh «per Mil lutum M folleat : I. l-.mphiMi upon «hr Engin i Hi fife. Ilrrcailer every itudrnl in whatever roune will lx- icpiired I so cnlurlj ih mugii [tic Fnalith Bible in an mtrnttvr aludy 1. A sica Jcparfmciir « Ebanfelam I wo two-ye.ir enurtev in tta «I anil mcl!w d of winning man, with a groat prn.-lica! opportunity For vmil winning. .1. A Mr 11 DeparlnU ril of Goipef T une, [raining preachers m gurpel rntliK and alto rv.mgflialic imgrra A full Iwd-pin' rouiic fm thrive preparing ihrinsrlvet far evangrluhc tinging 4. A ifroyrg Prpurpnrnr iif H.-lifintti Education, pirpaiing men «ltd women fag nil phase of Sunday School work. 5. A large Woman's Mioianiiry TVdining Sthool, with lull course of iluJy lor Women preparing lu he mitiiofijrie , pAtlnt't avvistaniv. teat hen in mi tun whnok Bible women, rk 6 A C’orreipanJriKf Jeparhnenr. free of . harje, wjih a wide tango of Hyclenu, includ- ing mint all of the studies in m iheologtcal education 7. A itppcrhiftffy foe pattofal and mission tvork in connection w ill. Seminary tiudeni - 6. Thr lidet of ipiriJiiii ily and evangefiifie fervar tunning hig'i lit llie life of all live uulihlkm F t further infoimaliuu wiile io L- R. SCARBOROUGH. D.D.. President Box Fl Worth. Trut Makers of iht Mercer Ring C. D. REESE COMPANY Manufacluring Jewelers Class and Fraternity Pins. Rings and Medals 57 Warren Street New York. N, Y, Page one hundred ninety Z Ap Cauldron CALENDAR 16— Jsclt Ay rnnli Broolidiije. AycrtJ Ml w s descended from mon- key.’’ Brookshire: Slick le your own gcnenlog- leal orchard. ! n proud of my ancestry 17- 1 again inreri-cclc with ihc relit or through dir modium of Mi Pollilll. who threaten) to shorten thr length of my days if ever I rncronch upon hn good naiurr m ww fi a mannn, I am highly invented and my feel- in ye air hurt. Fifth epitode will follow 19—Srrrul poem. fifth episode; “I tuuk b«iwtn my handy her head, Ho ' sweet her lipl did piouch; I kissed her lovingly and raid: ffJourh, BK i ch. touch ouchl)“ 11 Sinclair (before Athletic Board): And then, too. Coach Clemente «aid that we shall need tome buebtUt Chairman Dean Farrar (in gteat surprise) Why, haven’t you got (Die? 26—lit. Fountain is evidently desirous of enm- lalinc the example of the Pied Piper ol Mamlin. I he campus Iweemcs temporary Cfiiartera for his cat (arm. JM I lie day continues sad and gloomy unlrl my muse slaps me in the face With her gir- dle, Behold ihe tiaih rpisocfc of ihe wrial poem; 1 sorrowfully wrung her hand, My tears they did escape, My sorrows they did command. And f was hut a—{aape. dape ape— which, perhaps, ] was) MARCH I—Spring is in the air. Baseball prospecti are warming up for the season. ) —The fever strikes me and I decide to write the last episode of my serui poem. It Will |)T a tpe.-ial spring nuriLer- 5 Set ini poem, seventh episode; ' 1 gasp to her n fond adieu. Sweet pupil of love’s school: I mid her I would e'er he true. And always he b- -(dulr, tnule, iu|r, fool—and. come to think of it, I was and still am a pluperfect oqr) Drink In Hollies Macon Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Macon Tailoring Company Quality 1 ailoring 413 Third St, Phone 453 ■‘Safisfucforv Service Afafres Friends READ IHE MACON NEWS Central Georgia's Greatest Daily By So Doing You Get All ihe News While It Is News Full Associated Press service, a complete compendium of slate news and all local happenings If you arc no! already a subscriber phone 1223 Cage arte hmnlreJ nnvfy-j K. S. THORPE SONS Style Headquarters 552-6 CHERRY STREET MACON. GEORGIA THORPE’S Society Brand and Kuppenhetmer Clothes for College Men Nettleton and Florsheim Slices In Smart Styles l’iilt(tn) Mallory Dobbs and Knapp Fell Hals Paft iws hundred nirutf-loa WHEN YOUR EYES REST UPON THIS PAGE I'll'- liunneii Management ai the Cauldron ha ■ ' mauled upon my purchasing Ihi page Ai an adverhsemcnl nf Mercer Ulliyfmijr. It II not A question a! money. because ihe President of Mercer L'aiveruly would gladly give llir aunmul vbaigrd limply « .in CXptililDII of h«i Ulteresl in thr fWCe t ol thi remarkable iludrnl publication. but Mr. PflUi.ll I nil ill that advcr lilrlig pay , and ihal llie purchase of th) page i a poad investment. Tlib will be Hue il you. my drai gentle reader. will carefully peiui everyJliing that ii printed on ike page. Airummg that your iniereil ha been i.cartel and l’ni you want lo knew w!ut I haw to ay to you- I continue. Cwnllr nailer. and here ] atwimc Ili.il you are d tarmfra ol |V g nlle !«, I am compelled to lay to you lint taere are kail two oppOTtufilt e i now of your catering Mercer UniVeiIlly end enjoying the rrimpanmnihip of her lludn'i and l!t’ he nidi Is of tV imtnie Imh which lirr «lilc faculty gi r Thri- two opporluml r, «rc to be found in |he School of Law and in ihr Suromrt School, which begins June I7tv However, your inlfRfi it nor wholly sflhsh «nd I am sure ihal you with for your hi oilin'- not to mention any other irlalsnnv ihnl you may In c. lo know of (V benefit; and to enjoy the privilege w!ncli Mercer Ijliivcrjyy offers, Vhftt Aie these -1 The College e f Lihciul Aili and Science , masued by a acholarly and able faculty; 'I lie School of ChmUnnily, orgnniied llvis pail year, Riving twenty-foul ■penal courses needed by young men entering (he ministry i I he School of- Commerce, pitpai nt young Iiwn Wso a:p te to be huiinr.-s rxrrutive . limning them for great com. menial rrrponiibilituv. The School of Journalism. in which we urk to develop those who a:e destined to mold public opinion an future yea i, The Sell sol of Education. where young men aie filled nol merely for ihr peoftMKM of teachinj, hut to become piilKipalf ahd M-pennUndrnH of rebootr and profri'orc in college . l ife at Mercer Univeruly it one onlillU041 round of inlrllec ual enjoymrnl linked with lh ’ normal and sstiifymg sorinl pleasures l'nl make l':e day of youth the happldl of nil The e(prims ire surpimngty low. Some of out stalled are living for leu and m-rting ail tiDCKCt incidcn! lo llieir stay at Mercei Uiirpuiy than they lpenl for living alone before they came. (he fact , the high iml of living ■« higher than the cart of highei education. If ihli page 1 irnlly a paying investment you Will Write to ire making further inquires. f'aft line hundred ninety-ihr,, Address THE PRESIDENT. C r; The Cauldron Mercer Universitv. Macon, Ga. KINNETT COAL ICE COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF Velvet1’ Ice Cream and Ice Cream Cones DEALERS IN COAL. WOOD AND ICE We Will Appreciate Your Patronage Macon and CoLUMBUS The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY Courses of study include alt department usually found in Thenlogstal Seminaries TUITION FREE. MODERATE COST SESSION OPENS SEPTEMBER 21. 1920 Special Features l.nvlish Bible courses, devoting 9 hunts per week 1« tireful study under professors who are experts in tin- nsigmal language nf Scibtiir School of Biblical Iheology, -School ol Compara live Religion and Missions, Si hunt of Sunday School Pedagogy, School of Christian Soctohsgy Catalogue giving complete Ilstiuraiatinn ten I free upon rerjfcjesl Address E, Y. Mullins, President, Noritm Hall, Louisville, Ky, WE WANT YOUR ORDERS FOR Sash and Doors Paints and Oils Glue, Lime and Cement Write for Price WILLINGHAM SASH AND DOOR CO. MACON, GA. 1’agc one JmrulfeJ ninely-foul Forty-One College Annuals Representing Colleges in Seventeen States is Our Record for v This Season ENSON LpfllVTlNGCO SuimikJ Culleus Annual Expert Page «i hunJreJ ninety-fate CZG Cauldron The Mercer University System of Colieges and Secondary Schools MERCER UNIVERSITY . Macon, Ga. Rufus W Weaver. Tll.D., D-D., Prciuirnt A standard college fot inrit. will po t-|r dvnir work in Uv, Co mfr«. Eclacat.on, dmirinmiy and Journal ism. BESSIE TIFT COLLEGE, Forsyth. Ga. J H. Fom . 1 T ., V«,Jrn4 A S ikJak] College lor U'«nen BREW I ON PARKER INSTITUTE. Moim Vf.rnon. gI L S, Barrett. A.B.. Present An Am rrj.l d Four fdi ||t|h School. Doing Work lor VLhirli Cillcjgr C pccJil i Oivrn LOCUST GROVE INSTITUTE, Locust Grove.. Ga. Clause GraT, M.-V, ’mrdsrrf An Accredited I Lull School Doing One Yrar ,f College Wr.ili MARY'p, WILLINGHAM SCHOOL. Bui. Rux.i, Ga. W 1- Cutts. D.D., PrctiJeni A Standard High School for Girl Supported by ihe Baplul Woman Mniionari Union ■jl Gctirgia NORMAN INSTITUTE, Norman Park. Ca. L. H. Browning. A B.. PttiiJtnl An Accredited 1 Itfch School Doing Some College Well CIBSON-MERCKR ACADEMY” Bowman, Ca, l,V SON E Bwiwy, A.B-, Prcuttrn( An Accredrled Ftmr Year High School uiTARN-A( ADEM1!. ( AVL Spring Ga. R V FjUjrntU). A B.. Prendent 1 hr Oldrit Instiluboa of Ac adriny Grade Under Co; Cto| of Soulhrtfl Bapliitt PIEDMONT INSTITUTETWaycro . Ga W. C CaRLTWv A-B.. PrniJmt An Accredited High -School Doing Some College Work BLECKLEY MEMORIAL INSTITUTE. Clayton. Ga. M. IT. Snow. AS, PretiJmi Cl IATTAIIOOCMIE HIGH SCHOOL.’ c’lkrmovi, Ga. Rrv Gtoftcc R. Brown, A B.. Pit nienl HIAWASSEE ACADEMY. Hiawassee, Ga. C. L. Carter. A H, -Ve.idcu BLAIRSVILLE INSTITUTE. Blairsvilu,. Ga, H. F, Nelson. A.B., PicuJtnt NORTH GEORGIA BAPTIST COLLEGE. Morganton. Ga. M. C. Lunsford, A,B.. ’runfoif The Baplfili of Georgia support there rrhoo.li, muLing through them r m tribuliori to tl cirir. educational and trhrioui drvrli ; me nr of iSf Communu ral h I gi ! |o hr r ntn.rtnl ’age ;ri, hundred ninety (' ' , V ' 'V- ’VSL f yAe Cauldron A Sandefur-Harwell ClolKmg Co. IVhere a Dolltir Doci Its, Duty Gold Bond C lolhing E. W, Shirk. Stetson Hals Burt Packard Shoes 456 Cherry St. Macon, Ga. W i nehester- M oore Company South Georgia's Oldest, largest, Best Confectioners Manufacturers of Satin Brand Candies Macon, Georgia Sporting Goods Sporting Goods GEORGIA SPORTSMAN’S SUPPLY HOUSE 552 MULBERRY STREET A GENUINE SPORTSMAN’S STORE Everything for the athelete, no matter whether Baseball, Basketball, Volley Ball, Tennis or Golf, we can fit you out complete. If its Hunting, Fishing, Camping, Trapping or Trap Shooting that takes your spare time, see us before you go. WE WILL FIX YOU UP SO YOU WILL ENJOY YOURSELF TO THE UTMOST Pafe u n hunJfcJ rjinrfy-ievcn t- -' ■■ « Z'Q Ca.uu ron S - k. THOMPSON-MILER HARDWARE CO. WHOLESALE SOLE AGENTS FOR FARQUHAR PLOW STOCKS TERRITORIAL AGENTS FOR OLIVER PLOWS CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA 1 he Stamp of Quality Y«u nm tafely hank on an article which it mmprd Steiline You know il It ' lid jilver that it it ihr ! «-■. | thiil •t I' |u t exactly what il represented lo be. The biaitd RICHELIEU. URN DI.1J. and IJATAV|A bear llie tame re- lation to food pioducit lhal SlrtliDK dor' lo Ailvrr. When you buy an «itidc hearing one of ihrtc brand' you havr the ralitfarlioa of knowing llwil il it ilr icily pure, lhal il cM- Uiiu no adulteration. no dron, no alloy, llml it it die berl. that it is 100 jin rent pure food value. Sprague, Warner Company CHICAGO Rochester Theological Seminary Rochester, N. V. Mi'I'l.lV a Icfci lii-Mnl-oit. Tlltu.mali nn.t ■ 4,i,i|ilelK'n l'c euirliulitm u illi ffcbt.li. .■ L viiustir in I hr f tl.l unit Xmv Teatuivienr . itmifei ill rlii- HfiltIi.'ti Hll.li . HlHlIral anil BvMi-mmu- TIV..i|.«y. I’liunli llmlnry. i’IiiIb- linn p;i h|r« : i. ■ i a I J0b|,i|nsr. 1 lomlU-tlep unii i-rnl Tti. ol Kv_ Ui'IlKlairr falurjlll4 ra, fc|,e lllslory ami i'llIh iMij.l,! ( f lii.||£lir|i, .'liuri'h i a (■tirriilli'lir. KU«-Ulton nml Oentnily Wide ,li ai« .it rleeitviB - tK|i;iP)lKN'T I J|.|-inline y InilliKue willl imrl.il. ntUalr trjr.nt ami Wvttlnir ulli-yj Li- brary of i . Ii. i I ne vaaini r. Wllh most mo«lern i imiiofiiim ;. .MiraotH' enapel nml email I 'K‘ I It r.K lit ti |t Klarilfl «I mo.lunllan illul tli-lirn) I)f All'll I ir mncltll nrH«Ul5llr .vorli. ¥prrin| Jer-tum llirciuith l]iv year by men i liilemu and I'vtCer, tti)('HEHTKH. a ti iiuiiful nml itr.'Muei'ou i-liy iT Sell 0I|(' Miniv t e i l'-lLi'B or rellfthtuti iin-1 yliimmlimine wuifc. Sirmic rhurrlin. ivltl ultio ami Virile, j rea-'lli I-4 I' it-iminl oti- ixtrcunltlrji for nlreei-Vation ami piirltrl|ba|l,.u in nliuieli itiHT r tuiruilbJv work. Alt eoun«f In rill- 1'nJvmslly a! ftoi lieiter itV4ikl;.l.|r In fcr.'bti(itary aluilrnta. i iin,Hlninrli-nte' urliniiieil. Illuairaln] fin- ningue fw II ii«l lns. Ail.lrr e'l-,V finX'-’K A. UAHlim-ft, l ritM4. ni, ru .1 W A STEW- Alii', Irran. ’aft one hundred ninety-eight STYLISH NEW SUITS FOR SPRING Sittnll wonder that I he eollefle men arc impre-iied wilh «he clothes they we at ihi rlsrt. Oar ii Better clwhei and belter furnishingi.,’' made of the bf t fnbrir, and flushed lo standards of quality which only skilled manufacturing can give, The New Sprang Suits lor Men arc here, ready for inspection. You'll see no belter Suits than then ibis Mason Drill, jrcl dignified in style, and of tbc linea wool fahries obtainable, tailored according lo the moil exacting list of specific slrans known tn the clothing industry. A combination that insures lire furet ready-lor-i'cVKf rlothel LET US SHOW THEM TO YOU Burden, Smith Company New Shirts. New Tie , New Hal New Sock . New 5 bon. Niw Dren At ret innes l agr one hundred iiinctji-niri The Newton Theological Institution A SCHOOL FOR LEADERS Founded 1825 Courses leading to B-D. degree, Special provision for post-graduates, Many opportunities (or missionary philanthropic and practical work. Harvard University offers special free privileges |o approved Newton students. George E, Hohr, D-D.. LL.D., President Newton Center, Mass. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS RIES ARMSTRONG WATCHES, CLOCKS, DIAMONDS JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE Reliable Goods Only PHONE 836 315 THIRD ST MACON, GA. The Macon Photo-Play Theaters Company OPERATING THE GRAND Showing Keilh Vaudeville THE CAPITOL, THE PALACE THE PRINCESS THE BEST IN MOTION PICTURES Appreciate Your Patronage R. I I. DfBruLER, Cert. Mgr. Poet r G hmJred BESSIE TIFT COLLEGE FORSYTH, GEORGIA Some Reasons Why You Should Patronize Bessie Tift College I. Because of ihe Christian type of womanly character that is stressed and upheld in every phase of the college activity, 2- Because the college strives to provide thorough instruction in every depnt- ment offered, and to impart that culture which is made perfect through the realities of the religion of Jesus Christ. 3. Because the range of subjects offered is sufficiently varied to meet the demands of a practical and a progressive age, and at the same lime enlist the interests of any wide-awake girl. 4. Because of the marked presence of that silent and unconscious force which is commonly called ”campus atmosphere,” a factor which has so much to do m making or marring the Individ ual character, a factor which makes college life homelike, real, and happy. 5. Because every community in Georgia knows that the Bessie l ift graduate returns a hundredfold every sacrifice offered to nuke her education possible. 6. Because Bessie I ifl believes in the future as she rejoices in her past history She would symbolize herself what she would inculcate in her students— that the Golden Age does not lie in the past, that her best and brightest and then best and happiest is yet to be. for Catalog and llhubatcd Boolflcl, Write J. H. FOSTER, A.M., D.D., President Page Ib u fciinJrrJ one TKi AllTUbl Jllustl bC d Ly The ALABAMA ENGRAVING CO. of Birmingham Specializing in Historic College Annue! Flinen Ye ri‘ Experience Page two AonJrcJ (too The J. W. Burke Company Printers «ml Office Outfitters A Gift Shop Macon. Georgia GREETING CARDS GIF I STATIONERY DESK SETS AND THINGS FOR AH. THE FAMILY We Cany a Ct tti|drle Sl-tek o| panic Goods and Novell Wr Sjpccialne in COLLEGE MAGAZINES AND ANNUALS Get Our Suggestioni Before Placing Your Neat Older Adams Bros. Co. 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