Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1934 volume:

Forty years on, when afar and asunder Parted are those who are singing today, When you look back and forgetfully wonder What you were like in your work and your play— Tfxn it may be there will often come o’er you Glimpses of notes, like the catch of a song; Visions of boyftood shall float them before you. Echoes of dreamland shall bear them along. Forty years on, growing older and older. Shorter in wind as in memory long, Feeble of foot and rheumatic of shoulder. What will it help you that once you were Strong? God give us bases to guard or beleaguer, Games to play out whether earnest or fun; Fights for the fearless, and goals for the eager, Twenty, and thirty, and forty years on! ‘Dedication To the Memory of JOHN GREEN HARRISON (APRIL 27, 1869—JANUARY 28, 1934) In Whose Towering Mind, Great Heart, and Monumental Service, Mercer Came First, We Reverently Dedicate This, The 1934 Cauldron. A ! Theology Building In eSRtemoriam Carey Augustus Reese | DECEM IU ft. 1, 1901—NCrt'LM B Bt 24, 3933) DawfOM, da. Thi Glet. Club before the Atlanta Biltmore after broadcasting over WSfi, W'hy girls leave Macon. fl George M. Meeks, A.B. post-graduate Quit a, Ca, Alembic Club. Ri iht— John B, Clark, BS., M.A., Ph.D., dean of the College ot Arts and Sci- ences; chairman of the division of graduate studies; chairman of the De- bating Council. Hyatt B. Cofer, A.B. post-graduate Aftantj, Ga. Sigma Pi; transfer from Emory University, Whoa Is Me! Composits photo of the Freshman Class in Homecoming parade. John Easter Minter, Jr.. A.B. post-graduate Coin ml'iiff Ga. Sigm Pi; Blue Key; Glee Club; Mer- cer Players; Head Cheer Leader, 3; 1 ,litor, C wi rr, 4: Editor, Cauldron, 1934; Pan-Hellenic Council, Presi- dent, t; Vice-President Georgia Colle- giate Press Association, Below— HaTMELD and his all-purpose Ada Anthony, a.B. PUST-CRAUU ATE (A. . SUMMA CUM LAUDE) iViiW f, Tnut. [‘hi Omega; Cardinal Key: Ciceronian Literary Society; Co-ed Club; Alembic ' Club. A Portion of Centennial Stadium. V. A. BOOTLE, LL.B., Acting Denti of Mercer Law School Alumni Memorial Law Huillhn o. Mauy S. SmojiiK, A.It., PkB., LL.B, MV i SVS sirs tece ' ' o{ ac ’°' Uld HHlPTe � William Dorm Anulrson SENIOR ARTS Wesleyan, Ga. Phi Delia Theta.. ' 7 9 I ' at ' a Howell P. Bell SENIOR ARTS Carrollton, Ga, Alpha Tau Omega; Vanity Football;; Glee Club. .............. T9.17 11394 So.--------- —. Lewia, ,?Illi£. s • _ J _ x ; - tScllOO 1 in entitled to draw book from MpRc .■to ? C i 5 CI5 1« i-1 - i “•TO Alpha Lambda Tau; Glee Club, Or- L”N chcstra Director; Band. President and r'V _ Director; Pan-Hellenic Council. A- IT □HdJS ADM IT ONE Mercer’s Battling Bears Mercer Alumni «Has-Bee: Benefit Basket-Ball Game to Sen Bears to Tournament. Mercer Gy m, Tuesday, Feb. 14,8:45 ADULT S TICKET 40c MERCER UNIVERSIIV LIBRARY MACON, CA. • rut i� responsible for nil uw mad , of iliia card. Oil I j MCtOfTNCb ■0€C 1 S GEORGIA STUDEN ADMJT It? MVUCfift GAME OCT.- 2n 19.-W, 50c :-5ate coires pass CHlV -y tpP' Atph uun« . L V«-££ y x-At, Co'� ® kttentio a � et� c« ItVSttOCtOT The Team Rests between halves at the Oglethorpe game. Below-— JOHN ClMPERMAN SENIOR LAW Barberton, O, Kappa Sigma; Bloc Key; Varsity Foot- ball, 2, J, 4: Freshman Football Coach, J. Minnie Darden SENIOR ARTS Milner, Ga, John D. Allin. A.B., M.A.. head of the Department of Journalism. 1 —The Dawn. Glee Club Rehearsal after a week on the road. Walter Derrille Greene lENIOft COMMERCE Perry, Ca. Pin Mu Literary Society. Bo ii. Gray senior uw Perry, Ga Sij;ma Alpha Epulon; Blue Key; Varsity Football ami Basket'Lull; Law School Honor Council; President Sen- ior Class. Wiuif Frank Gregory SENIOR COMMERCE Eatonfoit, G , Phi Delta Literary Society; Vice-Presi dent Senior Class. Administration Building George Lucas fimriiN SENIOR THEOLOGY Clermont, Ca. Chi Alpha Omega; Ministerial Asso- ciation; Phi Delta Literary Society Opai, Imv Hughes SENIOR ARTS Mamri, Ga. Ciceronian Literary Society; Cardinal Key. J. Ralph Hampton SENIOR ARTS ( I RISHMAN farrij, Gal, Alpha Tau Ome a; Fraternity Hugh R. Avtuev, Ph.D„ Professor of French. Si-ilrmax Was Right, I HELL-o, cveryBODY! Dr. I Richard son before live inike at WSB. 3 Bt NCHE senior a -1 •S- « . «S3 ClK.frr 5� «- Lt;t Battle: Them Mercer bears is noble!” 'Revereno” Bale, an- nouncer of Mercer’s regular programs over WMAZ. 1.aun, Kino SENIOR ARTS f iirrijoWj Ga. Phi Omega; Transfer from Bessie Tift College. Right— Henry Searcy Barnes, A.B., LL.B., Assist- C. Cleveland Kisfr SENIOR ARTS Pelham, Ga. Pi Kjppj Pin; Glee Club, Orchestra; Band; L K, C.; Phi Delta Literary Society. ■ An MV 19; Mi k I k 6, Buckler, Army thiows ,s pass. Allan Matthews SENIOR ARTS Macon, Go. Kappa Sigma. Pace Morton SENIOR ARTS Gray, Go. Alpha Kappa; Cardinal Key; Mercer Players; Phi Delta Literary Society; B. S, II. Council; Co-ed Basket-ball. C. C. Moseley, Jr., B.S.C. senior law Go, Sigma Pi; Pan-Hellenic Council, 4; President Freshman Law Class, 4; Stu- dent Tribunal, 2; Fraternity Basket- ball. r SENIOR ARTS Akron, Q. Blue Key; Varsity Footfall; Varsity Basket-ball; Athletic Board of Con- trol, }. H. S- Roberts, Jr. SENIOR ARTS Maton, Ca. Blue Key; Phi Eca Sigma; Alembic Club; President Junior Class, $; Stu- dent Honor Tribunal, 4. Katherine Smith SENIOR ARTS MfTQii, Ga, Phi Omega; Cardinal Key'; Secretary- Treasurer Senior Class, Doris Earlyme Reynolds SENIOR ARTS MmCOh, Ga. Alpha Kappa; Co-ed Club; Phi Delta Literary Society; Y.W.A., President. S. Joseph E, Pryor, Jr. SENIOR ARTS Summit, N, . George D. Sears senior arts Elk; Varsity Football and Baseball, ’20-'22. John ‘W. Talley senior arts Afaeon, Ga. Kappa Alpha. John Dayu Blair, A.B., Director of Athletics. Maurine Stroberg SENIOR ARTS Macon, Ga. Phi Omega; Cardinal Key; Secretary- Treasurer of the Student Body, Mason MERCER glee club Please Don't Feed the Animals. Homecoming Sponsors and Thad. Mrs. Marion Syian SENIOR ARTS I Cl fga; Transfer from Umversit; of Georgia. Cecil F. Thomas SENIOR THEOLOGY Kappa Gamma; B. S. U,; Presidcnl Ministerial Association. rust m case. Homecoming Honey mooneks. Jlosi-T'H W. West SENIOR TAW Matron, Gh, Kjppa Alpha; Blue Key, President; Pan-Hellenic Council; Business Man- ager Cluster, 2; President law Club; ■Legal Clinic, 3. Miss (bdl-ooo!) Boone, Librarian. Arts Li hr Any. Abovi G. Dow MAN WiLSON SENIOR ARTS Cemyc-Ti, Ga. Glee Club; Phi Delta Literary Society; Transfer from Reinhardt College. Robert Brown Bail JUNIOR THEOLOGY LotthiifU, Ky. Ministerial Association: B, S, IL; Clutter Staff; Mercer Play ers, Presi- tlcnt, 3: Glee Club; Band; Fmhnun Tennis Champion, 1; Football, W„ T. AsiHMOR.ii, Jr. JUNIOR. LAV AugMita, Cj. Cluster Board- Sec ret ary-Treasurer Phi Delta Literary Society; Law School Honor Justice. John I. Arams JUNIOR PRE-MtOICAL 1 Macon, Ga. Pi Kappa Phi; Phi Eta Sigma; Cicero-1 man Literary Society. . Emmett Brasexton JUNIOR THrOLOCV PrnJergratf, Gw, m Omega; B. S- U.; Student Council. James B. Brown JUNIOR THEOLOGY Colt nun. Git, Chi Alpha Omega; Student Honor William Joseph Bradley, 1 Professor of History Roberts Brown, B,S. (A.P.L) junior LAW Awbr ntf AU. Bcln it — Nu‘ H. L. (”Rud ) Camp JUNIOR ARTS Tbormlale, TV . Alpha Lambda Tati; Varsity Football, Council. Below— Charles L. Brown JUNIOR ARTS Cairo, Gn. Kappa Alpha Varsity Football, 3 Winston E. Bvrbine JUNIOR PRE-MEDICAL Marble Hill. Ga. Freshman Debate, I; Ciceronian Liter- Nuah Franklin Butt junior ARTS iVUcmr, G«t, Freshman Basket-ball, 1. Left-— John G. Clarke JUNIOR THEOLOGY Angmta, Gar Chi Alpha Omega. BtAisttn Cusu; JUNIOR. LAW Attgustat Ga, Sigma Pi; HI no ing; Callagham Chief Justice Law Honor Court. Riftbt— Josephine Early junior ARTS M aeon, Gl Phi Omega; Cardinal Key; Phi Delta Literary Society, l frei) Francis Da vino JUNIOR ARTS New York, N. V. ppa Sigma; Blue Key; Var- ity Football; Glee Club. Chari i s Cooper Ethridge junior ARTS Perry, Ca, Phi Delta Theta; Freshman. Batlut'bill: Varsity Baskec- ball; ClmttT Staff. Gail Luke Carver, A.B., M.A., Professor of Biology. Robert Roland Feagin JUNIOR ARTS Macon, Ga, Phi Della Theca; Pan-Hellenic Council; President Dramatic Club; Glee Club; Associate Editor the 1954 Cauldron; Duke University, 1. Clifton A. Forrester junior theology Cohtmbttt, Ga. Kappa Gamma; Secretary Ministerial Association. Julius L. Giiolson J UNIOR LA VC Macon, Ga, Sigma Pi; Blue Key; Vice- President Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, 4; 'Varsity Basket-ball, 3 ; Cluster Editorial Board, J; Justice Law School Honor Court, Cotton Harrison JUNIOR ARTS Tt'tnfilc, Tex. Ipha Lambda Yam Varsity Football and Basket-ball. Elizabeth Rawia Gkthtn JUNIOR ARTS Jcffersftm -Hie, Ga, Mike Guiuwire JUNIOR JOURNALISM Macon, Ga, Sigma Pi; Blue Key; («Ice Club, Presideni; Dramatic Club; Editor the Cbo it, 3; Bind. ft’ — low Johnson JUNIOR LAW S ijr il. (id. Pi Kappa Alpha; Fmhnun Debating; President Cicero- nian Literary Society. Charles C. Jordan junior ARTS Mat on, Ctt, Pi Kappa Phi; Pan-Hellenic Council. Left— Hazel Ha vs JUNIOR ARTS Mtff'1� , Crrf. Co-ed Club. J. S. Hays JUNIOR THEOt.OCY Midland City, Ala. Kappa (i,imm David Hazlthurst junior ARTS Al aeon, (in. Phi Delta Theta: Freshman and Varsity Basket-ball. Above— Patrick Hi nrv HhjuonJ JlfNtOR LAW Citiro, Cia. Phi Delta Theta; Freshman Basket-hall; Secretary-Treat- urer Junior Law Class, j W. D. Harris junior education Butler, Ga. Hilary H. Kliscr JUNIOR ARTS Macon, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi Delta Literary Society. Aaron J. Land JUNIOR LAV Cat it w (r t 3, Ga. Sigma Pi; Blue Key; Vanity Debate; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, Vice-President; President Junior Law Class, Josiah Cruuuf, A.B., A.M., Professor of Physics. Harry Lichter JUNIOR ARTS Detroit, Mick James W. Lawson junior arts Mmot!, Ga. Alpha l.ambda Tau; Blue Key; Pan-Hellenic Council; Glee Club Soloist, President, J; Band. Bob Lee JUNIOR ARTS Fitzgerald, Ga, Alpha Tau Omega; Blue Key; Freshman and Varsity Foot- Thomas E. Lee JUNIOR ARTS Dalldt, Ga. Pi Kappa Phi. Blue Key: Freshman and Varsity Football. Julius R. Lunsford, Jr. JUNIOR LAW Reynolds, Ga, Kappa Alpha; Freshman Bas- ket-ball; Freshman Debate; Cluster Stall. Chrjsjine McLendon JUNIOR EDUCATION U. of Georgia, 1, 2, i Navy 25; Mercer 6 Lester C, Olsson JUNIOR ARTS Akxott, O, Alpha Lambda T u; Fresh- man and Varsity Football; Varsity Basket-ball. Thao E. Muxphey junior ARTS lldtulf, ( d. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Eta Stgma; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, President, 3; Manager Glee Club; Georgia Tech, 1. Wooevin Patte 1 RESHMAN LAW Nr it York, N. V Kappa Sigma; Blue Ke Eta Sigma; President more Class, 2; Prej Freshman Law Class; man Debating. Robert L, Pulliam junior arts Aidrtur, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Eta Sigma; CAvstrr Stall, 2; Alem- bic Club. Edwin S. Price JUNIOR ARTS Harmon, Ga. C. W. Perry FRESHMAN J.AW FitzgeraU, Ga. Pi Kappa Phi; Glee Club. Nat Reasor FRESHMAN LAW Kingsport, Tenn. Freshman and Varsity Foot- ball; Freshman and Varsity Basket-ball. Gordon D. Reddick, Jr. JUNIOR ARTS Cairo, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Fresh- man and Varsity Football,. William T, Quarles JUNIOR ARTS Buenos Airri, Argentina, Chief Justice Student Honor Tribunal. Graydon D, Reddick FRESHMAN LAW Right— IH Major K B. Ferguson, A.8.,M,A. (Oxon.) Professor of Spanish, W� B. Skipworth, Head! Cheer Leader. Jack Lee, Assistant. Jimmie Holmes, Assistant. Clad pie F. Scarborough R JUNIOR THEOLOGY A the Hi, Ga. Chi Alpha Omega; Ministe- rial Association: Secretary Georgia B. S. U. Convention. Roy B. Rhoden miser, Jk. FRESHMAN LAW Macon, Ga. Kappa Sigma; Manager Foot- ball, i; Chester Staff. Charles E. Roberts, Jk. JUNIOR ARTS Macon, Ga. Phi Delta Theta; Glee Club; Emory University, 1. Whatley Roberts FRESHMAN LAW Fort Gaines, Ga. Kappa Sigma. Ri hi— Frank Daly Smith JUNIOR ARTS Miraii, Ga. Kappa Alpha; Freshman B.v kct-ball, 1; Mercer Players. Hollis Stanford JUNIOR ARTS AJtt, Ga, Kappa Sigma; Varsity Baski-t-bjll. � ■ aTtARN.5 Jt-VIOR LAV, El crKrtfn, Ala. JOM JUNIOR ■ BolDfflJUi :ot Council, Vi', E. Fortf. Ph.D., Chairman of the Division of Economics and Business Administration. John Tallfy FRESHMAN LAST Right—- Emory Teel JUNIOR ARTS Cu filbert. Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon James n. C. Thomas JUNIOR JOURNALISM Milner, Ga, TM- i ■ , J. Carlton Vah nock JUNIOR ARTS Tarry town, Ga. Kappa Alpha. Golfing at Wesleyan J. W. Trommerhauser JUNIOR ARTS Angusta, Ga. Alpha Tau Omega; Pan-Hel- lenic Council, 2; Freshman Thomas Heyntard Vann FRESHMAN LA’S? Tbomasvitle, Ga, Kappa Alpha; Freshman De- bater; President Ciceronian Literary Society; Varsity De- bater. Dave L. Wilson JUNIOR PR F-MEDICAL Macon, Cm. Phi Delta Theta. Ernie Zinkowsky JUNIOR ARTS Norwtitid, ftljii. pi Kappa Alpha; Freshman and Varsity Football; Fresh- Sidney Weinstein JUNIOR ARTS iVJkcom, Gtf, Band; Varsity Debater; Presi- dent Junior Class. Bench-Warmers, ' MD K « BUK6 ASM JWibiJli- C tL- DH.OM Stiff. Fpoak F. Boid, Jk. UCHDMtl: AH.TV AJrl, 04, Kiffu Aliptuj Fmlmun Fwitbill. Hw.ll JX tfll IIOMC ltE liiTi St H UJIf. t itf, H’i Kjpp� Aipbi. -M-erfsc IMuycrij, Clm fr StilS., Gkadv M. Couom CUOMO ! pre-medic. (Mtn teattJ. (it. K.ippi Stain . it� Timnkux Coonn WMflM W -MIlHtJit Pm� , r.J- Dclu TJi ui Phi I'■ a i Ftcihmjn M«Jwt ball; tike Club. Kipp Natunc nil Gpiom iusi bclore cite f'Us Ruil� . Division of Kduejuun. (Resigned, Janu- ary, 1954.) Dll Olfttgi. Ni Alp lu Ohmi SO Min «ull 1 ti AltOu Tiu Omc t t Freili- inin JTid V niiy Foivtbtll, I’tlS Omega. M-UVrlf, c;j. Delta Sljsin� Pi iOPHOHtll.r 4 TJ IOPM SMO«t «I Kj'ii,tuM, 114. Maroif. (it. Alphi Lambda T� i r WfLtlAM tUPMOMl'KI PH! G . Pi Rapp Phi, hJl’iHiMcifti A rv K'Tii Ifcflri 1 lirrjr} Sifcciitv. Fmhrtuu IhbJBC. Otiv Devi v Knichi, A.M., ProfcMor of Psy- chology; Acting Professor of Spanish and German. Lou m Moon: HH'JIUIMLffll Mo. «if, C AlfHi Ki| [ i. Pi Kippi Alpha. Alpha Kappi, Ljppa Alplu; uutf tbjll in.l lliiltribill Ever 1st NtSMETH WrHlMltflU AS-TS CmWf, (Ji Alpha Till OiflCfMI Fwh min and Vanity Batlief' bill, f-rciliman ilid VaoifJ Fuotlwlt. Jack Ml-m fj|'tiLiML m Mn-t it Aiwfi , m, (Ja, Frcilmurv (JtLjlr; Pfmdent, I'iii IVfiti Literary Society. coi'iiL'CiLHir. ai AraiOil, (iii Fhi Omesj. Alltnh, C J. C, Thumd, I . UJI'lluMcni mil AJri, Gi. Signu Alphi E fiil-m, Pan Htllcnic CountJl; Frohman ami Vim tv I’.ratibnll Fum H- Ti«jma MPIIOMOM TIIUJtOOT Aflj'itd, Gi. 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Gd, CuiUtn Kipp a '.-jmmi, rmhmiti rivri'jll, iDmutN a TI I'mhiran DfcbiMf. M Jt im, (,V I lKM JmiNtON � l MIHaN a� t� VnghlnMe, CU Will Johnson, )■, III SUM AS SMS CWM .I G . ub: llimJ: Ouldrox Ssitf. Btu. Ton JoNCi ItDIOMK AITt Crtf� . G,. Kippi Alptu; Ficshnun jToihilL � � 11.v Johnson rtOll'ISS � tl Mwwi, fU. Qcjnwj� l-iKfify So.‘wVy; Mercer Mayiri: Freshman Driiiicr El1AMIET)1 Jpmnitcjn ihsiiman aits MifO . tri. I CwfrTANCI KlISI FRItHUAN AMI J. P. List rniKUOl � M£OLOCY Tj«(W, lU, I SfuMLi McKirat I 1MIIUAN AK11 BamfjrtJxr, Ga. Sifcmx Alpki Epr4on; FrmHinm fombil-L r Hsi Errent Noun rkrriiuxN un Mji l-u. C KxppX S' nu: Cbrcr Lci f. ElUH T. KtCUItE IRIrMMAH Kin iifjij.ix. Alt- CtiMcr P. nruiMAN mi - la Ltldtellr, C.i. 5igmi Alpha F puloa. Atf � y, (j. K� ppa Signu; FroJimui Football, lh '0 V I, Ssami lit III MAN AIT IFallet. G . Kappa Siptia. I-OL'R C. SW f ■ tHHMAK COUMUCE t'w Ct. KappA Sagml, Virgil Ti o ri , |� I !MU � V I'Ll -Ml- M� ro , (i . 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Sheet Horner Backfield Coach Lake Russell Head Coach Varsity football 1933 SCHEDULE 1?)3 Played at Macon . .....Spring Hill ....... 3 West Point . . Army ...............19 Annapolis . , Navy ...............25 Birmingham . Birmingham-Southern 0 Mercer. Mercer Mercer Mercer MERCER MACON GEORGIA Mercer Mercer Greenville . . Furman Chattanooga . Chattanooga Mfrcfr Savannah Clemson Mercer Macon Oglethorpe Left to right: Popero, Harrison, Olsson, Lee, Camp, McQuaig, Reddick, Zincowsxy, Lighter, Bell Reasor Camp Tackle Harrison End 'Varsity football TkOMNU RHAUSEft Quart rimk Bell Guard Licit TER. Center Ot MON T ackle OPENER HERE; SCORE 44-3 CURTAIN RINGS UP MERCER GRADERS f.«fc ON THIRD CONTEST NAVE EASY TIME , i WITH NAVY AS FOE WITH MOBILE TEAM ' RSECTIONAL SCRAP First Touchdown Comes Early In Game As Bob Lee Scores Initial Marker rs Expect Stiff Oppos- lIon From Team Coached i Notre Dame Plan SUBS GET WORKOUT VO TEAMS TAKEN Straight Football Plays Big Part In Humbling Dixie Conference Team [Mercerians to Be Guests of k Honor at Hop to be Stage 2 At Academy Reddick Guard Reasor End POPEKO Halfback Lee Halfback ZlNCOVSKV Halfback BEAR GRIDDERS INVADE SPRING HILL GOES DOWN ANNAPOLIS FOR SECOND BEFORE BEARS IN SEASON OLD GRADS RETURN FOR GALA PROGRAM ON HOMECOMING DAY SPRING FOOTBALL PRACTICE TO BEGIN MONDAY AFTERNOON Pilgrimage Expected to Re- unite Old Classmate� of Years Ago Drills Expected To Continue Over Period Of Seven Weeks GRID GAME FEATURE RUSSELL FACES TASK Greek Letter Dances, Frater- nity House Parties Only 14 Lettermen To An- swer Call T HOMAS Halfback Allen Quarter back Gilbert Center 0 AVI NO Halfback Halftrack McQuajg Fullback Ni Will i Cum Ttt kit G t £«J VU LIE SwitH Drum Majo Mut Fiuncei Davij HomtcoiNiitfi Maifot II.I.IAM1PK T (klr Alton in iiuthi TJarsity 6Jiasl{ei'ball Porter Foruarii Reasor Center 24—ClfATTANOOGA 23— Stitwk . ■ 2+—FtPliUA • J9-- - 46—Aliaxi Y. Si—CtLTlC . . 27—OlHlASOOCA M c o.v Diund CiiNismi MawX AltAS't Macon Chatianoooa 5l «.INK Muc� Ml All A Mum Much Mi AC'S� Mi iai Mines � Stanford Gntird Macon 442 Ethkioce Forward Hazj.ehuh.jt Guard Wmhen Forward FJLf.suman Football Fini riML, ( tv right! ADAM ' T7v T rjiruT , , McRENTII, El LI 5, REAGAN, Bl OORTWTH, GRANADL, BUNCH. ScronJ joi -1, Lacy JoN'ts, Jakes, Cltett, SMITH, Mamalajlis, Tysoni ThirJ raw : Kkokbotham, Graham, Mori-h, Varner. W mllkk, Dodd, McM asters, Cimplrman (Conch). FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Georgia Fruhmen 0 MlRtlB ... 12 C M. C IS—Mfrcer 6 O LLTHOHFE FRESHMEN 0 MiHilK ■ . . 7 G. M, 1 0 MlRCbR . . . 11 B. V. 1 0—Mlkclr 19 IS 19 M. G. C. . . CO-ED BASKET-BALL II— Mercer . . , 16 Byron . 21—Mercer ... . , 26 B 1'. 1 . ■ 21 S- G. S. C. . 4 5—MlRCE . 14 Norman Parx 46—MfrcER .... 21 Ii. P. 1. . - - . . . 26—Mercer , . . - 2 B. P. 1, . . 2S—Merhr J4 244 204 Co-En Basret-Bau. Elder, Holder. Hughes., Morton. Wilson, WidmNgtoN, Johnson. Anderson. Dunn, Blggs, Wilcox, Williamson (Captain). CO-ED BASKET-BALL PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL How ah i Giobens Al{ )j i Tthi Omrua cAlpha Lambda Sau oiindcd 1916 n Oglethorpe University G.urimi Chapter Instilled 192 THE CHAPTER ROLE Tm. J. Ben ion ..... Miron, G . David Buhch . , Com Gabies, Fla H. LrTu MI R Camp . . TbornJale, Tex. George W, Dykes . . Americas, Ga. Ralph V. Greene . , . Ringgoiil, Ga, Trans. Groce . Macon, Ga. Cotton Harrison .... Temple, Tex. Jimmy Lawson...................Macon, Ga. Elliott Lawton .... Muce� , Ga. Preston McElheney . Damille, Vi, Lester Oi.lson ..... Akron, O. Ei bridge Sammons . . . Macon, Ga. Paul Tocher.....................Grey, Ga. Lestlr Ouson William J. Bi nion ASTON Cotton Hamuson Preston McElhenny Frank Groce David Birch Eldritch Sammons Pawi. Tucker Jess . Bush cAlpha c5au Omega founded ISA! « V. M. [. Alpha Z ta Chapter limalled 1880 THE CHAPTER ROLL Jesse Allen - . . Robert Ashmore . H. P. Beil . . Jesse Bush Oran Curry Shicut Dowell, Jr, Franklin Dukes , Howard Gibpens Walter Godwin . O. P. Gilbert, Jr. . Dick HpaRN . Sam Howell Robert E, Lee Eugene NeSmith . Robert Pulliam . Graydov Reddick . Rollin Stanley Walter Thwaite Jake Trommerhauser Paul Ward Wh. W. Williams . . . Albany, Go. . Augusta, Ga. . Carrollton, Ga. . . Macon, Ga. . Clearwater, Fla. Macon. Ga . Sanders ville, Ga. . . Nashville, Ga. , Summerville, Ga, , , . Atlanta, Ga. Miron, Ga. . CsrtmvHU, Ga. . Fitzgerald, Ga. , . . Cam ilia, Ga. . . , Macon, Ga. . SylvatiM, Ga. Dubii� , Ga. . . . Macon, Ga. Augusta, Ga, , . Fr cra c i Ga. iVfarow, Ga. Howard Giddi ns Stmcht Dowell, Jr. Dick Hearn Roilin Stanley Walter Thwaite Jars Trommlrhauser Paul Ward William W, Williams UrA l L ON IVr DEMC Walter Goowin t appa cAlpha Founded I8 f, at Washington and Lee University Kappa Chapter Installed 1873 THE CHAPTER ROLL Charles Brown Ga David T, Bussey . Gj, Forrest Davis . . Martin, Ga. AUREL F-RVIK , . Macon, Ga Edvard Graham . , . Macon, Ga. Bile Tom Jones , , , Griffin, Ga. Julius Lunsford . . . Reynolds, Ga Daly Smith .... Ga. John Talley . Macon, Ga Virgil Thorpe . . Macon, Ga. Heyw ard Vans . , Tfjonititille, Ga. Carlton Warnock . . . Tarry town. Ga. Jot W, West . Ga. David T- Bussey Daly Smith V iBc.ri. Thorpt Joe West Heyward Vann Lynn Antho Alpheo F. Dayino Kappa Sigim Founded 1869, at University of Virginia Alpha Ik[,i Chapter Installed I S74 THE CHAPTER ROLL Jack Gautier Thomas W. Allred............................. Davison, Ga, Lynn Anthony . Nashville, Tenn. John A. Omperman , Barh'rJoif, O. Alfred F. Davino ............. New York, N. Y. Glenn Edvards.................................. Maeon, Ga, Charles Fclghum............................ Abbeville, Gt. Patrick C. King . ....................... for! Gaines, Gt, Hyman Lawless.................................. Muro� , Gt. Jack Lee ...................................... Macon, Gt, Jack Morius .............................. BainbriJ c, Gt, Jack Gautier ....................................Macon, Gt, Tooivin Patton ............ Nru- York, N. Y, Dick Rader................................. Evfatila, Alt. Roy Rhodenhesser.................................Macon, Ga, V hatley Roberts....................... Fort Gain ft, Gt. Donovan Smith................................. Wadlty, Ga. ’William Smith . Albany, Ga, Levis Stevabt ............................Union Point, Ga, Jack Syfax ............................... Com merer, Ga. Edvard Varner ........... Btinbridge, Ga. Henry Wasden................................. MidvilU, Ca. Charles B. Willingham ......................... Macon, Ga. Levis Yarborough.......................... .... Macon, Ga. Wendell Yarbrough.............................. Macon, Ga. Jack Lee Hyman Lawless Dono vas' Smith William Smith C, harms B. Willingham Ti Kappa cAlpha Founded it University of Virginia Bru P� i Chapter hi stilled I92J THE CHAPTER ROLL ElKAR BOVD......................... Hugh Bradley . „....................... jcilF, Brown . . ...................... John Callaway ........................... Cham.la Eitrss , .................... SiftNBT Hancock....................... . . Kenneth Harris .......................... Don Hunter .............................. Hilary Kiser ....................... Vincent Lloyd......................... Harry Marshall Gerald MlQuaig .......................... Sam Pell................................. J. D. Shi................................ Wil lie Smith............................ Jahcs Thurman..................... Eugene Warlick,................... Ernie Zincowsky.................... Adel, Ga, . Newrun, Ga. Mary� . Ga . Atlanta, Gd. . Atlanta, Ga. . Moron, Ga. Go. . Atlanta, Ga, Macon, Ga, . Fairburn, Ga, . Macon. Ga. Fitzgerald, Ga. Macon, Ga. . Macon, Ga. . Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. XttrunoJ, Man. Harry E. Marshall Gerald MtQtAia Talbert Cooper Walter Dos 11 Si S. Garhhon THE CHAPTER ROLL John I. Adams .......................................... Macon, Ga. Wright Bagdv............................................. Rwi', G� . Ledford Carter Ga. John T. Cash............................................Cantu� , Ga. Talbert Cooper...................................Milledgetiltr, Ga. Walter Doyle ...... . . . ( Searcy S. Garrison ......... . Oiblochnet, Ga. William Harbin........................ . . Milled getillc, Ga. George Jackson ........... LaGrangtt Ga. Charles C. Jordan................................. ... .Vlmwi, Ga. Cleveland C. Kiser ........ ... JVi jaw, Ga. Tom Lee . .........................................Dal Li, Ga. Ciiari.es Milks............................ ..... Albani, Ga. William Perry................................. . Fitzgerald, Ga. Jack Prance......................................... Antrtickt, Ga. Julian Prance........................................ Amerinu, Ga. W. B. Skip smith, Jr. ....... ... Ctrlnutbiis, Ga. Fulton Stokes................................... Sale City, Ga. Bertrand Walker................................... Bftcks ear, Ga. Wright Baguy TH Kappa cVhi Founded 1004, t College of Charleston Alplu-Alphi Chapter Inst illul m |9JJ Ciiom.i Jackson William Perry W, B, Skipworth, Jr Fulton Stokes Alien Blood worn ii S grrux cAlpha Spsilon Founded 18 56, ,n University of Alabama Georgia P i Chapter Installed in I87u THE CHAPTER ROLL Henry Allen......................................Lafayette, Ga. Ai.len BiiwiiTORrH . Lakeland, Fla. Harold Bl’ncii ......... jjnrofw oii, Ga. George Cliett . - Bwnbrii e, Ga. Roger Dodi .......................... Fort Mym, Fla, Tom Granadl......................................Lafayette, Ga. Gregory Hikemsoth m...............................MaJtto t, Ga, Wm, T. Knox ....................................Waynesboro, Ga. Flewei.LyN P. Mureiiey Macon, Ga. Thau E, Murphey.....................................Afurow, Ga. 1 iov ARD Overby...................... . . G«nmil f, Ga. Gordon Reddick.......................................Cairo, Ga. George Paul Shaw.......................- Lafayette, Ga. Emory Teel................................. Cnl tlnet, Ga. J. C. Thomas................................... , AM, Ga. George Tyson....................................BainhtiJgt, Ga. Stuart McKenzie ....... Bai tbridgt, Ga, William T, Knox Flewlllyn P, Mirphey Stuart Sigma Ti Founded 1897, at Vincennes University Alpha-Epsilon Chapter Installed 1927 THE CHAPTER ROLL John B, Clark, Jr. , Miron, 6«, Hyatt Cofek. .................. Allan fa, Ga, BRAfNgRD Currie ............ Augusta, Ga. Ralph PesRochers................. Fori Myers, Flit. Lamas Edwards, Jr, ....................Mart)� � , Ga. JVMUS Gholson.......................... Macon, Ga. Mike CtiLORiRt . . Macon, Ga. James Holmes , ... Miami, Fla, Thomas W, Hooks . Augusta, Ga. Robert T, Jackson , . . . , Mafcon, Ga. Franklin Jones .............. Macon, Ga. Aaron J. Land....................... Columbus, Ga. Judson Lewis ............................Miami, Fla, John E, Winter, Jr. ................ Columbus, Ga. C. C, Moseley, Jk. .......... . . tjfliti, Ga, Hyatt Cuter Brainerd Currie Ralph DesRochlrs James Holmes Julius Ghouon Thomas i', Hooks, II |a kson JUBSON Listis C. C. Mintur, Jk, WiLMAM Akdguon Hm. Butt DuQuikce Davis Tim Calloway Tfii Delta c 3heta loumlcd 1848, xc Mumi University Gcorgij trjmmj Installed in L S72 THE CHAPTER ROLL WlLLiAM ANDERSON Wesleyan, Ga. Haroli) Beall . , Prrry, Ga. DuQuikce Davis . Macon, Gj. Tim Calloway T xtomnillc, Ga. Charles Cooper . . Perry, Ga, Das Duggan , . SanJeruille, Ga. Cooper Ethridge . , Perry, Ga. Tom Hardman, 111 . Commerce, Ga. Dave Hazlehukst . Macon, Ga. John Herndon , EltfcrtoH, Ga. Patrick Higdon , . , Cairo, Ga. Jack Hill, Jr, , - Carters t illt, Ga. James McCook . . . Macon, Ga. Charles Roberts Macon, Ga. Charles Thompson McDowsugb, Ga, David Wilson - Charles CoortR Tom Hardman Das Duccan Charles Roberts Chari IF- Thompson ALPHA KAPPA ■'U'HtXfa IArV 6 Mas. Marion Syfan PHI OMEGA Founded at Mercer University, Elaine Gillon Mary Ellen Moore WlNNELLL MlLLIRONS Mrs. Eleanor Wilson ! Jniiy T. C iw John Ourrnux B LUE 3fcnuraty FouikW 151+ « Univuj-il)' � f rlurtdj KEY thaternity M rc« ChipW fotuii � PftiUfnl ‘Thi 8ta 5'grod {PmJimin SeiptwJtr) l cnijid«J 192 . it the University of Illinois Mneer Chapter InHilkd P� . Jmis B CiAhi Tit o Mwnw PriuJtmt 'pm vi v Pa m n Vur-PrruJrat J «. Galtii , CfH.T’l .T� ««,wT SfprUO' Jons Fiimi Jommian VvllY )(IHNITUS |smi Tiiuiutw Milo. GOUJWlllfc Editar ION SYSTEM ilnwi'VtT, L.'tafltl vJ rival� that •• ■ , a Hour ■ mltted uur ' fr«- at ttorjc to 1' ic Mecter, provided tlwy pay U'. Hr frea( which U4)li!lb la v.' fat il- • loirel? facility I Utn-cr i (Ct BRADLEY MADE HEAD MERCER DRAMATISTS |twtfrty=w Fwt tw Pretidcnl Announce Recosting of “Here f rt—- Charlie'' by ChlUide I Tlmiudiliit',! AiWMfr Edilur Rnujlry fAiUt •EGIATE AVALCADE PHILOSi Mercer Cluster you xiv. NAPIER; McCOOK A STUDENTS PROTEST EX SEEK EXEMPTIONS FOR TAVERAGE STUDENTS Garrison Present Finn to Student «( Chape! Hour Wednesday Mercer «todeobs WYdlwSjuUj vot. fd tn fu’or if The «talition of fir.nl «Oj MBmr.ntlor.' far student wlio-c ft.S rf«iSy fimi aijj2agti?’,v ! L't krt StN HANDSOMEST OVERBY IS NAMED AS MOST POPULAR Prof Crudup, Admin, Croora, Ward, Cimperman, Trom- mrrhiiuwr. And Warltek Are Alio Superlative In the recent ata portative contest conducted by the Cluit-.r. a Urge nutr-lmr of Urrcvr attidenlr faffed r-i.., tbit rrmSpritijf Siupo-cdhlo tmilo Mia a to what ftudeJit 'Ic’l-nrcl ltl -« nt body MeCoot M ’ m- II A. M. POSITIVE; ’ 8 P, M.. NEGATIVE Stearin Duke� , Siranglfij Conviction 1 9 Hours Notice to Argue Alabi era and G. fe. Dutrt Tac Arj ay ine 4,31 roagfv pUic m ,Vrn, U„w mUntapwKhMW ■Bj is in the la UulMitijr, |ein . _ dm the University of turrit ntei fa (he spring quarter. I A l.itmuiu WedtieMLW night. Mrj- lr to trii f r nn itjcreiueil ward V.mn, «Mnrtr manager, . .m. rac-rah r hip, the local campaign i in. uit] infurtui 'l them tint !U |. rr- mlLtod that n lurr« number of I would Lure to debut - tin' Mrrrrr rtu.lrnl- wnill.t rilii ti ju ri L 11' tCnpt iu.-U on P.ic . 2 I . ........... nr OtitsUhdmc. it wa W«U d by lb nUilienc and they ltd themselves a feting in ttr Ubnury buihlutg An Boh Bate, who ha ' re-e. wit of «JiihI for this flat- cap I pliiueil. I Thr high light of the rtvgrans (Continued On Ibqre J) r. -• go eat to Salt LUr Moron.1' Kiummwow that you i Eve 1b Utah to be Penalty B The Cl«| an ' lltti'.Al Lend t«l the I I Flcunandbwli. I know. m | fay about when the duil igor? off on u frosty u� 9 KOTB TO � ACtl AVI Dear Jack; aqotrc Hictunu Is nn inu-j is a chair with its maojive pillar on tbe peanut,, xuuilly fnA FI� Squirt fell thr ( hit ■ air toll off. but m Paul Jiwiv D AI ftmUt AJtti , Ino. Nui io mu. iehrle earn elanhii Vf pr-nnuli. no lew. He juKt vatbr-n H J liar km� ' 4r Ultl. nr JiUt Si|Uifv tlrchiirJr4 «1 unit unron touciy on the Deltn.' tjmj bvuril hti Tender of I uivnl Snstdruiy Rfthardi. then mi kept hi Met—lire A fjm triieh h i Ian fug oae Of U Bot thr sniai helpterr lilm Wr hem ci '«old no mor Pflyhaflp, tu, «f tie cuten eltretted hr lie Kt. h� l a v,r vrd. Suuir , I tune I tin Lord orovidur (or roil elter nil. ' Vre tr, fece . He feo' itor� - tf I CUtllll have accn thin (bury aVon-iin I would have brukcu itj leg gettlag away fxutir ber... li- know b � L Another afelwl iuu eUnhin irta I hr Squ profit. Tb euelooMT took no prannti. Tommy Ayiimoki .M Hd£iir;f EJilnr •1 A ia froal ef Sl� l« jt Moard danfer. but he .tfiin to do. opa.I fotu iutorr-Tihit. r, Jrtv- qulrc WclufA'. . fee , from tin tichunt' ttiulat of tbo away after an Bn ! - of two I and you uunwd as 'triti rvmth . St-oforrl U, tie Wit a iJiittnVr of the com undiit o Litton on hofiurary itogrocv, of tore tignlm- out for | which Hr Si,.' rlminti'.n „t M. T ll ai«M tft «'“«'tt' dratlt. Ho did «rt BttJ'ii.l the re. dids t know «cacUr «■■nt mpttlnp or tbe bn rtl nf tru Lith d e hlorb. Well. 1 tr:«, held here recently, on tv cuunt of the ill health which ■• oit—J later in hi dcatl . ■TV H tuf«� ua wad or | m rt ieti� « truatra , Dr i mI i ;tf.r« hearxg of b d. • Ml- lo a will I- Is wily felt h Powell Wy vx T,f 4 rj. Jitfet ' = - huinltlL | llopint yni ore tbe «me, I m Yrvura IrtiiitfiiE nt oclivuica commis- Hopkin has- jurt die- L StlOO.OO h mining the HtthiluS- pne on the hetv it went u«rc is huo- aintfl Eh. a-liington Collect the to- fit r a tiff fijrht. vtfe rranf- i Ekii-ior, Lo itnoVo in claPCe . r,vni? to one Jo in Mr-sTra Cvfirgule Ciuti dJr” Dr. IHlWdl 'J u delmriniiMt, frum Horter nail the board of (run-1 t..--, who allr'i lid th- fonurtl’Pbee- t t nhort time '.hr dour essU began to escaac tbnm- •elvua rutJa-r ir.furrr.aUjr. A L'ncla Urmin oner eiptWiMd it!, There ain't j,«ver burn NO- oonv u eiiU'. but whin SOME- BODY, iqnicwlwpr, Ui Hurt u lit- ptyuhokrFS' j( Ir-il rut r. | (Continued a P g.r O Ki � vin Dr ai finrjwii Ujtj NEW BUU.MJN «ram LAWYERS SIGN 0.1? Battle ABSTINENCE PLEG1 Hot'AHn On COLD THE 7 BLURCER $5,000,000.00 STRU SONGSTERS PLAN DR, PETREE PRESENTS EUROPEAN TOURS BLURCER WITH OLD Glee Club To Lravr On Eh- ENGLISH MSS trndnl Trip Fo Continrftt This Sum ner. Gold wire Describes How Football Announces Plnjcd In The 131' Century to be built here BOARD OF TRUSTEES ANNOUNCE NEW PLANS 28 Story Building To 3r Erected On Campus To Supplant Existing HmM inga S’-y Sir B Hr. Sit Thomas ereth A Pootbat. JV- The Hyseholi Paot. 111. ‘,11 A «rm ' fjrbll Arfiimr To Ler; l Sludcrl Orel — T' - .-k Mo Harm Is Do Few Drink Anjrw GARRULSGN WILL RUN FOR GOVERNOR To Hades With The Wo. men 1� Campaign Slogan; Manager Selected MERCER MAN SUED FOR SlOO'OOQd ALCADE W. V. HnM rcnoia I Named In Promise f ction Queen MR MINI EH. WFRr VOIJ APRIL FOOUNC US? Komar Astrvom 1:n.t4«v A iis, n Mj-jj PAGE. TWO I'll MERCK It a .irgTER Friday Minfe 23. 1834 the mercer cluster DIRT RAMBLIN K0-EDS' KOLLUMN By HOMER ZILCH l vn.M r7 Vlrpihuj jM Uaolr with y-ou attain folks. 1 lOUy-lit Cemrin ElwnMiir Hid n belly cftod |ub at it bat tvcwk. AtcLog! Atchgo' M aie iiorton «nilMari Rm Rmoulvueuhi ON TRJ JtHlJ-MlSlI E LV Kn-EJi Koilnmtt MWa, 'frightfully I In P ufr ,. . I but T 'to 1 j-iii joy cl it. (hr floor jiisl Tltc Cluster WO'.lId wish that | the honor tribunal gv out of cxlstiuicr for want of violations1 ,if the t-ode. Nothin}? like this, Will hnpp-Ti. II is highl? I'rnt.- that it will j?o out of ex- iMemx� for nil practical mean- iuK« it it falli dawn oil Um job AKnl� , It did fall down last qimrirr. It took BEtuitees in It own hiiiuls, reduci-d them la order to gvl cottiitU ns, The net nwults of the move indi- cate tlint it was an ex(K!tt4ivo| compromise. It cannot repnnt Ihe (ntliuf-A ai hint quarter and warn no waa looki wouldn't pick the faith, ray soul if ahe didn't ilropl, ’ 1 mntflics a few sucflnd . , , , Anri riipul Uiln. tf ynn ,r ‘ There’ ill'r-anatcu, 111 the an 1 I iin fnicfJ to give up the writ- ing of this r-olii run on n-rcourit «f| the little lima that I urn able to .••■vot to .udi trivial thin � . but it U riHirr iKnr likely that wwnjonc will «uccoeri m In fee pjiinpr you to- formal .of all thi cmMIAIam. anri lume« nffali Maav Bi inchi K “I � RrJWrfor J actor! ,• 111 not! lot litipc-'l niailkutec' tub Ottit' ,icaims jn toe caunrjy. T Mfl . |v«ntr n good many mm gu imt 1 I for debating. duo to the inter-Ugjtfj� ■v-d in the activity of Or, CtarkJ H v.i.rk of nlB V ' I PI linn, varsity coach. W WJ? I -tumid support this activity JS'' j r.Loix- tluui wo do. The men, ti ■J .;' rut 1 «quad for most fi!nt| ea,lK?k'‘ Suis' follows: who u ill help outjvwn Ea I with any project about M -r-1 Chiu I «An 1 I rup’s campus. M is. Hot fair I hack frun I to ilioni if we ignore them in' k why. I Llwyi contest . | 'Upo.it KO ED K THE GREEK WORLD nt tlint lh fpafti Jlun-fc. BRTEFS ‘Barry is «a dc r dSMUWtafc you tMc 0: «Otcuro. ‘5 ItfKtOn ™ «Kfe 4 PHI DELTA LITERARY SOCIETY fAun Ml- Noun) ), H C Th«n i CICERONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Tan HoifMtfKS! r.MMH No Ml Cleveland C. Kiser, Jr. Chamfer Howard Giddens S. S. Cltm President I. Vincent Llovd Ministerial Anonalbn President Dr. Burt P, Richardson Director of Cborm Thau Murphey Business Utnm er Mike GoLQwire President, Winter and Spring THE COLLEGIANS Bill Beaton, Trumpcf mid Leader Saxophone Bircii, Dave DlsRocmers, Ralph Edvards, Jack Goldvtre, Mike Lawton, Elliot Tuba Callaway, John Piano Edwards, Lamar Thompson, Trombone Johnson, Will Violin Kiser, Cleveland Yarbrough, Wendell Pell, Sam Yartrough, Lewis T rum n ' Lawson, Jimmie I-ulgi-ium, Charles DavinOj, Alf Banjo Mister, John Percussion Maerz, Paul Minti r ami Golpwike Between the Acts Callaway, John Davis, Forrest Edens, Charlie Greene, Ralph Groce, Frank Johnson, Will Wilson, G. D. G osten, Edgar At inter, Dawson, Goumil, Grimes Not ft y Quartet MERCER GLEE CLUB Charlie Thompson Pianist Btnii ine Birch, Dave Cooptr, Chas. Cooper, Talblrt Hardman, Tom Hatfield, William Walker. Hensley, Frank Davis, Du Quince Knox, Billy Kiser. Cleveland Lawton, Elliot Bert Second Tenor Carter, Ledford Edwards, Jack Edwards, Lamar Elagin, Robert Murphev, Thad. Murphev, Flewfluyn Roberts, Charles TWAITE, Waltik Pell, Sam Meyers, Charley Doyle, Walter CHORUS First Tenor Allen, J. O, Hutchings, Ernest Bale, Robert Lawson, Jimmie Bi um, Leo Windham, James Beall, Hal James W. Lawson Pretideiil, Fait Trrttt First Hurt ; Pell, Edwards, Thompson, Beall, Myers, Knox, Carter, Hutchins, Murphey, T. Second Row: Windham, Winter, I’eagin, Bi um, Murphey, F„ Allen, Walker. Davis. Ibmi Ron: Bale, Roberts, Coleman, Cooper, C. Johnson, Hardman, Doyle. fourth Row: Goldwirl, CooPlr, T., Wilson, Calloway. Kiser. Lawton. Rl MERCER PLAYERS Mcri-Pt and W«'stay an Krsnilir I'lnli! niMINTh Three One Art Plays WESLEYAN CUNSBRVaTOBY w. | lib, Sil5 P M. � 1,1 V fl'll V T« N F:ulh v Sto i t ''1.1, G. Brainerd Currie Versify Searcy S. 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