Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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 James, w butler m a . i.l.b b.s. .« H.E, “Jim Qtmnun. Mus Shrlaer; Ame-rtran largum; Vtu riiii if hoir-mn Wnn ; iMr Thru f'Ki; Ij Sociel.- Dvr 10 Homini» t H Clic-au» ' : Kmljrn U. S. Nav|- during the Wi-tIcI War. Jim'- srmt ambition u b iwHp the fellow that i- down, During lhc World War and alter hr tttAilu hir conduct iirri.nl wit), this admirable ambitum. 11■ i« ji natics- nf Mi-s i»fcii.pi.. Hat :i Georuinn Hy adoption Before entering M«m hr Mis ns-.ippi A. A M. Collcm- where he tuuk llir ijiviw nf H Ji in K K Later hi- did special work at the Chattanooim Cullen cif [a»w anil the Washington l im School, Washington, I). C. Roy lih Hurst. a.B m a K L, Chdtunuogj. Tcnn. I‘hi Thrla ' le.«cnl ' . filer Club, manager. ‘it '{ I. '.r,; Comedian on tiler Club: Mniun; Knight Temp'ar. American Legion, and the D A V of the WOW We are indeed indebted to the «tali- of Tenne-'e.. for !h.- 'I'll' 1 nob].- -'.‘ns -he ha sent t Mercer The one in sihsun wr are lutrticulnrlv int re-letl at present i- lit»1 I, Hurst a minicter. a butinaaa I'totnoter, and a genuine scholar. ftoj-H tremendous experience Wfnre entering ftlererr clothed him villi all I hr ugaiifkaliom of man rf 'intern. I nation He i Ml» of the fen- «to tier. I- who wan wound'd in battle during IKc World War Up-n hrliiB tia-el.arped from -eivue hoy cbu-c 1 error aa hn future Alma Mater. And here he hi’ made tor hinuclf a wonderful record. Itrsiiios hi» inlrn.r interest in Evtra Curriculum activities he exhibited enough interest in hi- scholastic work to attain Fifth Hemtr Upon receiving his A.B. drum- Robert l: Rickptson. a e , M A Hobby Mjion. jj. Jlifii.leeial Aiuciilien; Volunteer Hand; Cireroniim Literary Society; Oratorical •,|S.‘- Too much credit cai.lii't 1»‘ giv n a student likr Ffobli» H 1Ckcl-an a scholar he hat .tied Icrrhicmt in hi» cla»» work, and a- ur. Intimetur, he hn. made his mark He Is one ..f the very few ■ I J'lenu who »»' able to serve a an » i'li»l In Creek while .S' kinK for hi» A-B degne In nildition 1« his prr-i.wiv work dc a student and aisistanl profe-or he participated In all phane of college life, especially in literary line -uch as literary -.octctles. In this f«eU he d ovmstr»tcd his lorcn-tic power» With suck success Ihat wr rannot hdp 1ml believe that uiH day hr will he one of the country ■ moil w.drty known sneakers, Wii.uAM Bailey Underwood, a.B.. X! A “Bar Mystic. Ga. Ministerial Assrcmtiun: Ckeronian Literary Society Here we have unoths-r arm vr BTcwton-Parkcr In-litutv, .. school rhat ban furnished us with our most 5'caivei.rthy Binder.!' Indeed w hint jus.| such a ’ludmt in Bill Underwood He Hrouclil wilh him Irons Hrevrton-Parker an smviat.ls. record .e n chan.fior. 'blot.-r and nr, apt stu,|-nt. Its' has truly Heed lip U- this record -nwe erterimr Merci-r. With hi» cun’rumor as .. -pcukcr ami hi- wcmderfill p.-rscjnalily he la bound to make for umr church a valuable paator TMnty tight