Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1937 volume:

c AULDRON NINETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY SEVEN YEARBOOK OF MERCER UNIVERSITY MACON, GEORGIA COPYRIGHT 19 3 7 WILL JOHNSON, JR. EDITOR KENNETH HARRIS 8 U i ■ N E 5 S MANAGE DEDICATIONI To the Memory of JAMES ALFRED STAPLETON (June 15,1913—January 10, 1937) Wo Respectfully Dedicate This THE 1937 CAULDRON BOOTLE SIMtiLl TON ALLEN FMGIJSOM FORT SPRIGHT DOWELL, A.B.. M.A., LL.D. PttuJtitl of lit O him fitly JOHN B CLARK, B.S., M.A.. Ph D. Dnn of tbr Coilrtit of Arif and Scnntti WILLIAM AUGUSTUS BOOTLE, A B, LL B Dta x of lit Ltw School GORDON G. SINGLETON.A.B,,AM ,Ph D. Dirtc tor of tht Sn ww Qutrltr JOHN D. ALLEN, A.B., MA Profilin' of fourHtiiim ROBERT EARLE ANTHONY, A.M.. Ph D. Proftnor of Cl ann a! Langniiis ANTHOXT josri$ HENRY SEARCY BARNES A.B. B S . LL R, M A. Proftnor of La it WILLIAM JOSEPH BRADLEY, A.B., AM. Proftnor of Hillary GAIL LUKE CARVER, A.B,. M A. Proftnor of Biology GILLETTE BRAINERD CURRIE. I I B Aniitont Proftnor of Lift KI NNETH BETHUNE FERGUSON M A. (Oion.) Acting Proftnor of Sjhamrh toJ Ctrotait WILLIAM E. FORT, JR„ B.S,. M A , Ph.D, Proftnor of l.t onomiti JOHN D. FREEMAN. M A.. D.D, Profit tor of Cirrihmily C. BAXTER JONES. A.B., LL B Pi oft nor of Low WILLIAM ARNOLD KEEL A.R., Th.M., Pfc.D. Proftnor of Chniiiatiity OTIS DEWEY KNIGHT, A.B, A M,, PhD Proftnor of Ptythoiogy HENRY M. MARTIN, A.B . M-A-, Fh.D Proftnor of frtHfh CLARENCE J. MORROW. A.B, LL.B. Proftnor of L«at IMITJI SNOW OVERTOM fAK EL AIR MOWN STOUT STEWART ADAMS WATSON RICHARDSON ROBINSON STROZIER TLrPPtA ROGERS ■APE SMALL If PRICE ELVIN ELLIS OVERTON, Ph.B.. J.D Proftllrir of LJi ORVILLE AUGUSTUS PARK. LL.B. Profeuor of Lm BURT PARKER RICHARDSON B.PJ., Pli.B., E.S.. Pk.D. Profmo' of Cbtmiilry JOSEPH ROBINSON, A B,. A M profluor of tinghth HENRY HARPER ROGERS B-S., M.A., Ph D. Prof fnor of Pbyliii WELCOME TALMAGE SMALLEY A.R.. M.A. Proftuor of Eugiah JOHN R. L SMITH, A.B, Pli.B., LL.B. P’ofrnor of J 1 GUBBEGE SNOW, A.B,, LL-B, A wiflr Prgfeuar of Li b WILBUR WHITE STOUT. A B . AM, Ph.D. P'of iror of Engliiir NANCY STEWART A.B , A M., Dwtcur dc I'UnitcriiLc (Pa� ) Imlnctor m frtmrb HARRY STONE STROZIER A.B.. Ph.B., LL.B. Pw msf of Lon KERR BOYCE TUEPER A.B., A M-, D.D.. LL.D. Proftnot of Tbiology THOMAS LEONARD WADE, JR. BS, M.S., Ph D. Profruor of Milbtmitici ml Accounting S. J. T. PRICE Vnmmty AnoimUnt JOHN DAVIS BLAIR Acting Regular ml bircrtpr of Athletic MARTHA BROWN T rruurer HUBERT K. ADAMS Anitum Uunfitly Actounlinl AGNES W. WATSON Aiuimt to Vmiunity Accon rtsml GOODWW RUSStLl HARUSON CAMERON MAYS BOONE MONTAGUE MERCE MATTIE GOODWIN A-u� uuY Registrar ANNIE MAYS Annlant LibtarUn LAKE F RUSSELL Head Athletic Coach SALLIE BOONE Librarian Eme ilm JOHN HARRISON Aiuiiant Cojrb MRS. A, P MONTAGUE HraJ Matron KENNETH CAMERON Librarian ML C. PIERCE Sufifriirlcrtifttil of RndJingt j 'lie SENIOR S. C ADAMS ............................A.Ik. LYDIA BARRETT................................ A.B, flfji-pu. Crttig.ii H -m, CrtrjiJ Alembic Club; International Relations Club. Alphi Kappa. ALLAN R. BLC30DWORTH.....................A . t-akti� lit, flora � Sigmi Alphi Epsilon: Football, 1, I. i, 4; Bas- ket ball, I, 2. S; Baseball. 3. 4; “M Club. 2. J, 4, Preaidenr, 4. WILLIS I. ALLEN ... LL.B Allmleum, Georgia Law Club. CARL M. ALTONEN ......... LL.B. Nonmi, Mainehnreiti Phi Alpha Delta; Football, 2, J, 4j Chief Junior Phi Alpha Delia. I. ROBERT E. ASHMORE...................A B, MjjTjb. Georgia Alpha Tau Omega; Business Manager The Ctmtri. I; Business .Manager The Sear S km, 4; Pan llrl- Icnic Council, 4. ROBERT BROWN BALE ........ A.B. HILDA BEGGS..............................A.B, Mji ivn. (irargu Phi Omega; Co-ed Basketball, I, 2, I, 4; Co-ed Athletic Association, I, 2, 3, 4; Co-ed “M Club; Vice-President B. S. U., 4; Secretary Stu- dent Body, 4. JOHN BELL...............................A.B, Carrgil on, Georgia Alpha Tau Omega. MARY EMMA BENTON ■ ■ A.B,. LL.B. M� rwT, Georgia Theta Sigma Beta; Cardinal Key. 3. 4, President, 4; Co-ed Fan-Hellenic Council, 3, 4; Lav Club Treasurer, 4- CHARLIE BROWN.......................LL.B. Cairo, Georgia Kappa Alpha, JOE C. BROWN ...........................A.B. Cewnirrtr, Georgia B, 5- U , 3, 4- Minaitrxi.il Anudltion; Vice. President Senior Cliaa. HAROLD BUNCH . ......................A.B. Li foI� lon, Georgia Athletic Association; M ‘ Club; Pan-Hclienic Council, 4; President Senior Class. Guyfc , Georgia Basketball, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3. 4; Glee Club Chorut, Quartet, Octet. I. 2, 3, 4; Director Radio En- JOSEPH BF.RG..........................................- . Prc-.Med. tension; Phi Delta Literary Society; Ministerial Mai on, Georgia Association. 1 Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Chiller Columnist, 4. JAMES T. BURRELL...................... A.B. An glut a. Georgia B. S. U. Council, 2, S, 4; Ministerial Association, t, 2, I President, 4. APAIfi ALLEN ALTONEN AMIMOKE BALE TOM BIRC HOOBEMTH BROWNE BROWN CLASS m JOSEPH CANI PELLI............Pre Med, i’lfji 01, Georgia GUYTON N- CARR................A.B. Mteon, Gfor u Phi Ed Sigma; Kappa Phi Kaypr, Alembic Club. LEDFORD C CARTER................A.B. Mfiflj Georgis Pi Kappa Phi; Ciwler Staff; Glee Club, 1, 2, i, 4: Octet. J, 4: Newspaper Club. 4; Mc.'Ctr Playtn, 1. 1. MILDRED LF-NORE CASON ■ A B Macon. Gtorgia Thru Sagma Bed. BRANSON L. CHANDLER - - - A.B. MrUaignillt, Crerju Alpha Tata Omega. TOM CONNER. JR..................A.B, PtlJijm, Grorgit Alphi Tiu Omega EDWARD COOK ........ A.B. Adrian, Gwrgti Ministerial Association. BOB CRANDALL ........ A.B, For Vstlry. Gtorgu Phi Delta Theta; Vice-President Blue Key, ; Managing Editor Tnt CAULDRON, 2. J; Glee Club, I, 2, 3. Soloist, Octet, Quartet, 2, 3; Mercer Players, |, 2, President, 2; Class President, I, 2; Vice-President Stu- dent Body, J; Pan-Htllenie Cemneil, . CHARLES W. CROW ...............A.B, MtcOn, Grof u Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi Eli Sigma; Interna- tiona] Relations Club; Treasurer Sensor Class. BARRETT BTGCS BUI BUNCH BURRELL CAHIPFLU CARR CASON CONNER CRANDALL CARTFR CHANDLER COOK CROP SEN O R 1l GEOROE ERNEST CURRIE - A-B. (i mjiooi, Grorgta W ILLIAM C, CUTTS • ■ - A-B- «'ALTER DOYLE Miro� , Gro'gie Pi Kappa Phi. LLB. POLLY EVANS orkiaa, Georgia Alpha Kappa. ■ A.B. C n 9«a, Gf t(i0 Pi Kappa Alpha; Vice-Preiidfni Alpha Pli Omega, i. Ediw Tbr Claitrr, , Gift Club Octet. Quar- t«, Offheitra, K A; Mercer Playtn. , 4; New� . pajKf Club, , 4, Secretar y-Treamftr, 4, EWING EDGE (ilrvu-ooJ, GlOrfii Football, t, t, , 4. NELL FINCHER - - Here� , Grorgi Alpha Kappa. ROGER DODD, JR. - A B. ft nram.inti. Fionas SkgraiA Alphj Epsilon; f-otfsbjll, 1. 2, $, 4, Cap- MARIE EDWARDS Talbot tan, Grorgii Alpha Kappa; Cardinal Key. F, 4: Y. W A. RUSSELL FLOYD Mdfwa, Georgia Kappa Phi Kappa. lain, 4; M” Club. HARRY DI5MUKE5 AS. Meron, Grorg� ALREL ERWIN Alacon, GfOrgti CLIFTON A. FORRE5TER CofamAsri, Georgia - • A.B. Pi Kappa Phi; Alphi Pii Omega; CAULDRON Stall. A; Cluttrr Staff; Tteiiurer Pan-Hellenic Gourd 1; Kappa Alpha; Inttrnational Relations Club; Phi Kappa Kappa Kappa Gamma, President, 4: Minntmal tion, Prtiident, 4. A,socia- Ciceronian Literary Society. MILDRED DONNAN A.B. Ceo'ftt Phi Omega; Alembic dub, ALDON ETHRIDGE - Wartbeit, Georgia Alembic Club, ViccPrrtidcnl, 4. CHARLES FULGHUM Ablfiillt, Georgia Kappa Sigma. CURRIE curt POPP DISMUKCS HONNAN TRV1N ETHRIDGE EVANS FINCHER FLOVD CLASS JACK 1 CAUTI KR.......................LL.fi. Moron, Ororgia Kjpi'i Signu: Blue Key, 3. 4. President, 4; Phi El SijEini; Vice-President L w Glut. 4; Viet-Prifidmi Fan -Hellenic Court- elf 4. HARVEY V. GLAZIER...................A.B. MiTyiY'I, , GfC'KM Fi Kappa Alph . JACK HADAWAY ...... A.B. CrQit Key I, Ceorjii Sigma Pi; Pin-Hellenic Council, 4, WILLIAM HARBIN' LL.fi. MilUJfftiilt, Gtoifia Pi K ppi Phi; Law Club. KENNETH HARRIS ....... A.B. Star on. Georgia Kappa Alpha; Blue Key. 4; ChrJlet Staff, ; Cauldron Buiineu 4; Pin- Hellenic Council LOUIE HEGIDJO ....................a.B. Vienitj, Georgia Phi Delia Theta. RUFUS HIGGINBOTHAM . . . -A.fi. CalUhan, FtonJi NEUJE HILL.....................A,B. Meson, drtrr if Phi Omega; Cardinal Key. Treiiurer, 4; Clutter Staff. 4; B. S. U. Council; Alembic Club, Treiiuree, 4; Co-ed Pan-Hellenic Council, 4; CUm Ttcitattf, J. HAROLD HILTON Oil City, PemmtyhtmU Kappa $i£ma; Football, 1. DOVtE tret FDVARK GLAZIER H4PAV Y MaKSIV HARRIS MEGIDtO I UK MSI IR Fl. t CHIIH GAUTIER HILL HIC.t.LNWUH VM HUTON s E N I O R GLADYS HOLDER..........................A.B. Macon, (iforgia AlpKi Kiffi; Co-ed M Club: Co-ed Athletic Secreta ry-TteaiUter, 4; Co-ed Bath ft bill, I, I, 3. 4. Co-ed Cbtcf Leader, 4, Y, W. A ; Alembic Club; tJ«r ni� n Littraiy Society- L JOHNSON. JR......................AB Cuibbrrt. CitO'fH ni Delta Thera; Blue Key; Editor Tut C� ul. (now, 3, 4j Clmifr Stjffi Pretident Glee Club, 4, Director Glee Clui� Ordicuri, 4; Prsiidcni Pan-HcIIcnic Council, 4; Viee-Proidcm Ncwa- pjper Club, 4. EMORY LEONARD A.B, Mdcon, Gear Mu FRED P. LOMAN....................... a. , CQHirerticai Chi Alpha OirtcgJL EDWIN M. HOOD.........................A,B. SuUi mirJ r, Georgia Phi Ei Sigma; Kappa Phi Kippj, VLee-Preridem. 4; International Relation! Club; Ciceronian Litti - irj Society. Vt YLLY JOHNSTON - ■ • • ■ - LE.B. Mru«W, flortJt blue Key; Phi Eu Su1 m j Alpha Pii Omega; Virui) Debater. 2, I, 4. A. D. HOWARD...................- - • A.B. ffrrti, Crorglu Chi Alpha Omega; Miouiecial Aitociation, Picsi- ilene, 4; Glee Club, 1. SAM M. HOWELL. JR..................- • A.B. CarUrltrKe. GeOriia Alpha Tau Omega; Blue Key, J, 4. Treasurer, 4; Editor T ( Bear Stan, I; NeVs Editor The CUiler, 3; Secrnary Pan-Hcllenic Council, 4, President Junior Cl� !. J. H. JONES. JR. - - .......................A.B AtuilerJam, Georgia Alpha Lainbda Tau; Alpha Pii Omega; Mercer Player ; MiniitCrial Association. LOUIS F. JONES .......................A.B. Ma, on, Georgia ClailrrSui, 1; Frohman Debater; Alembic Club. W, T. KNOX, JR.....................A.B. Yyyimhj'o, Georgia Sigma Alpha Eptilon. Glee Club, I, 2, , 4; Pan- Hellenic Council. 3. 4; Alembic Club. ROBERT HUGH MABRY, JR...................A.B. Maeon, Georgia Alpha Tau Omega; Alembic Club; Ciceronian Literary Society. MANUtL MAM ALARIS.......................Afl Sai unuj j, CrOrjir Blue Key. 3. 4. Secretary. 4; Football. I, 2, !. 4; Student Member Athletic Board, 4. RACHAEL MAY5...................... A.B Maw, Georgia KERMAN K, MOORI .....................AJ. Macon, Georgia Pin Eta Sigma; Sergeant-at-Arma Alembic Club. KOI OK HVaul) HOVABP HOWEIL JOHNSON KNOX LEONARD 3 i I IS AM M-BKV MAMA1.AKIS CLASS V. G. MORGAN A.B. Man on, Georgia Kappa Phi Kappa. l ONA NICHOLAS ... . . A.B. JMaron, Georgia Theta Sigma Beta. VICTOR MULUNG ..... A.B. Sataoaai. Georgia International Relations Club, EMMA BTEIXE NORRIS . A.B. Maron, Georgia Phi Omega; Secretary Cardinal Key. 4: Caui.UROS' SuS, 1; Editor Tbt ClmUr. 4; Art Editor Tbt Bear Siliir, 4; Secretary Alembic Club, 4j President Ciceronian Literary Society, 4; Newspaper Club, TERRY MURRAY...................A-B, Mrffon, Giortu Alphi Pti Omega. V Ah WICK NORRIS A-B, Lovimllt, Kcn nrtf Manager Vanity Basketball Team, 4; Manager Cross Country Tea in. 4; Vice- President International Relations Club. 4; Ministerial Association; Ciceronian Literary Society. ELMER T. McCLURE...............A.B. Syltcttga. Alatutu Kappa Phi Kappa. VOMBLE McRAE..................... A.B. AMfetrllt, Gloria J. H. PINKERTON ...... A.B. Kappa Sigma. Rjlonlon, Georgia JOHNSTON MATS J. H. JONES moore l JONt! MORGAN MULLING McCU'RF NICHOLAS W NORRIS MURRAY MefLAE E Norris PIN Mr Ion SENIOR JL JOHN B. RABUN -....................... - - Pre-Med. StafilrfOn, (ifO'JU CKi Alpha Oiw i Pili Delta literary Society MAINES ftAWLS A.B. ItkittniUi, Hoeila Bint Key. 3. 4; Phi Eta Sigma; Chi Alphi Omega, Prendent B. S. U., 2: Minutriill Asie in« n; Phi Delta Literary Society; Glee Club Accompanitt. 4; Prendent Student Body, 4. R. W. REAGAN........................ A.B. Macon, Georgia Sigma Pi; Pan-Hellenic Council, 4. CHARLIE RIDLEY.............................Pre-Hed. Maron, Georgia Kappa Sigma; Clmirr Staff, 4; Alembic Club, Preiident, 4. KARL SANDERS. JR. . A.B. Eilontotr, Georgia Civjfer Buiine� Staff, 4; Ncwtpjpet Club; Secre- tary b. 5. U., 4; International Relation Club; Life Service band, 4; Phi Della Literary Society. LIVYAN SAPPINGTON M rffii, GfQPgW Thm Suuna Ikia- W. B. SKIPWORTH Colvmhft, Georgia Pi Kappa Phi; Prendent Ciceronian Literary So- ciety. 3; cheer Leader, 2; Debater, NORMAN SMITH Carrragia, Georgia Alpha Lambda Tau; Crow Country Team, 3; Baicbal!, 3. BILLY SMITH . . , Albany, Georgia . A.B Kappa Sigma; Blue Key, 4; Football, 1, 2, 3. 4; Bathciball, 1, 2, 3; Baseball, 1, 2, 1, 4; Club. M W, R, SMITH l rriiJ, GiOr ra Secretary-Trcatum Minim rial Auoouimi, 4, JAMES ALFRED STAPLETON............LL B. Daujou, Georgia Sigma No; Proident Law Club. EDWIN VARNER.............................AJ, Btinbridgr, Grargia Football, I. 2. 3. 4; B airbill, I. 2. 3, 4; M I Club. WILSON WALKER.........................LL.B. Lumbef O y, Georgia Pi Kappa Alpha; Phi Alpha Delta; Ciceronian. HARRIET WALL ........................A.B. BloomjitIJi RotJf, Gtorgit Theta Sigma Beta; Alembic Club, Secretary, 4, REGINALD WALL........................... AL Thom ton, Georgu Kappa Gamma; Secretary Ministerial Association, 1 4; Life Service Band. 4. REAGAN MDLty SANDER! tAWIN 5 .SMITH RAWLS T. A SMITH STAPLETON VARNER TALKER HARRIET WALTON................A-B- Miron. Gtorftj JAMES MOTE WATTS. JR, A.B., LL.B, Macon, Georgia Phi Delta Tfcttit Tcnnii, I. 2, . VIRGIN'IA WILLIAMSON ... A.B. Mifon, Georgia Alpha Kappa; ( tJ Basketball, I. I, J, 4. Co-ed Captain, t, 2, J; President Coed M,f Club, J; Pmidcm Co-td Athletic Aiwittigii, I, 2, }; Treasurer Interna- tional Relations Club. J: Member Athletic Board; Drum Major; President Co-ed Stu- dent Rod)'. 4, HELEN L. WILLIAMS..............A.B- Etxnn, Cirorgia ELIZABETH WILLINGHAM Macon. Georgia JUNE WILLIAMS .... Macon, Georgia Alpha Kappa. J. A. WILSON......................A-B. Genera, Aljbtm-a Glee Club, 4; Ministerial Association. R. G, WILLIAMS ... Eastman, Georgia Kappa Phi Kappa- LOUISE WILSON A.B. Ciijoreir, N� di Carolina Alpha Kappa; Treasurer V, W. A., I, ?( J. 4; Phi Delta Literary Society; Interna- tional Relations Club. TATTS | TlLLlAMj ▼ ILLI MWN j A WILSON 7 he SENIOR T. C. WRIGHT..................... A.B. Hhm! GrtfjM Sigma Pi, WILLIAM BARRETT......................Graduate Haniton, Ctff'S11 Pi Kappa Alpha; Fan-Helknic Council; Alembic Club EDISON YATES..........................A.B. Blue Key, , 4; Pietident Kappa Phi Kappa, 4i T eatuier Phi Eu Sigma, a; C™« Coaauj Team, ), 4. Captain, 4: ViM-PretUient Alembic Club. 4; Ciceronian Literary Society; Student Council. R. LEE BUICE . . -........................Graduate CowBfti , Gtotgid EDNA ZUBER............................A.B. Mar on. GiOftit Theta Sigma Beta; Cardinal Key; Co-ed Athletic Auocia'ioe. J, B. MCKERN................................Special CaJurll, Georgia Miniiicrul AlWKiaticn, LYNN ANTHONY , . . . Graduate, Pre-Mtd. Marem, Gtorftii Kappa Sigma; Ctniler Staff; Alembic Club; Ciceronian Literary Society, MRS. W. J, SELF ■ • -.........................Special Lanei , Alabama VRICItT YATtS 2USI£g AN flloN V BARRETT JfcLR PICIUH BUICE JUNIOR CLASS Jam� Bali.com, A.B................. wn, G , Pi Kappa Alpha. Lucile Balkcom, A.B. • . - - ■ Alphi Kipp)- Fimi� Barfield, LL.B. - - Mato� ,Ga. Phi Delta Theta; Tennis Team, I, 2, 3, 4. V, L. Bargciwn, A.B. ■ ■ ■ - • Sardii, Oa. International Relations Club; Phi Delta Liter- ary Society. Harry ButiTt, LL.B. • - - Rttrigb, N. C. Ebyth laniuH, A.B. ..... Maco� , G . Phi Omega; C� dl Athletic AlHCillbD. VF right Ba2i.mori , A.B, - ■ ■ Fitzgerald,Ga. football, 1, 2, 3. JaMU C Basi, A.B, ... - PmloH, Gi Francis W. Blanks, LL.B. - - - Mecon, Ga. Kappa Sigma: Crow Country Team, 2, ); Var- sity Debater. 2. Elizabeth EoniY, A.B. .... M«on, Ga. Join Biovk, A.B................Maro� , Go, Theta Sigma Bela; Clm rr Staff, J; Mcrttt Player� ; Ciceronian Literary Society, 3; Stu- deat Council, 2, 3. Walter Brown, A.B. - ■ - ■ Set •anntb, Ga. Life Service Band, President, 3i Ministerial Association; Phi Delta Literary Society, • Gut N. Cagwi, Jk,, LL.B, . - - Macon,Co. Kappa Sigma.; Varsity Tenni� , 2, 3; Justice of Law 21 a� . C. H. Caldwell, Jk., LL.B. ■ • - Merco, Ca, John Calhoun, A.B. - • Tarrytmvn,Ga, Kappa Alpha; Basketball, 3, Katherine Calhoun, A.B, - Hamilton, Ga. Phi Omegi; Y. W. A.; Internationa] Relations Club: Cu-ed Athletic Association. Hugh C- Car nit, A.B. - ■ Ball Ground, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha; Glee Club, 3; Life Ser-vio Band, Secrrurjr, }; Phi Delta Literary Society. Secretary, 3, PHILIP Chastain, Pre-Mtd. . Tbomamllf, Ga. Pi Kappa Phi; Football, J. Frank Cimpcrman, LL.B. ■ Saibttton, Ohio Kappa Sigma; Football, I. Abe Conger. Jr.. Prt-Med. ■ BainbnJgr, Ga. Phi Delia Theta; Blue Key; Phi Eta Signu. I, 2, J, Vice-President, 2; Alpha Pci Omega, .2, J; Cauldron Staff, 1, 2; Clutter Staff, J; Newspaper Club, J; tike Club, 1. 2, 3, Bute- nes� Manager. 3; Alembic Club. 3. Willis Conger, Pre-Legal • - fhairrh idgr, Ga. Phi Delta Theta; Manager Crow Country Team, 2; Stage Manager Glee Club, 2; Caul- MON Staff, 2. 3; Cilurler Stiff, 3. Liftnii Davis, LL.B. .... Col mbs!, Git- Kappa Sigma- Cltolttr Board of Control, S; 0ntirr Business Manager, 3; B. 5. U.; Cicero- nian Literary Society; Law School Jujdce; Law Club, T. Hovr Davis, Jr-, Pie-Legal ■ ■ Vienna, Ga. Phi Delta Theta. Andy Durham, A B.. LLB. . . • Leery, Ga. Alpha Lambda Tauj Part-Hrllenie Council; Freshman Law Clan TreMtirer. Julian Drill, A.B. .................. CSaxton, Ga. I'hi Delta Literary Society, 3; International Relations Club, 3; Life Service Band, 3, I JUNIOR CLASS Charles Edward� , A.B. - ■ - - Ct. Pi Kippi Alpha; A«i«im Huiinm Manager Tmi DuihoN, J; GW Club. i. FttNi Edwarm, A.B................Ma o . Ce. Pi Kw Alplii; Aihiuki Business Mnuicr Cauldron, Ji Clee Club, 2. ViMU« Em, Prt-Mcd, • PryJirtfiiC Tilbur Euun s, A.B. ... - C Sigma Pi- DtnKL Evans, LL.V SrtJtri ulle, C - Alphi Tau Onwga; Managing Editnr Tbt Bear Sii . 1; Frohtnan Adviwr, 4; liiteina- tioml Relations Club, 1, 2, J, Prendent, 4, Vice-1’resident Fieabmin Law ClaM, 4, Marjorie Farmer. A.B...........CUyton, Gt. Alpha Kipp ; Co- d Basketball, J. Jam� A. Fitetatricji, Ji„ A.B.. PtltuJttPiri.K- I- Sigma Alphi Epulon; Football, I, 2, J; Base- ball, 2; “M Club, 2, 1, Secretary, Ji Student Council, 2. Tom Flournov, J� ., A.B . . Fort Valley.G . Phi Delta Then; Tench. I. 2. ; Cl« Club, J, 3, J; International Relation� Club, l, 2, Ji Ciceronian Literary Society, 1, 2, J, Pf«edent, Ji Dramatic Club, I, Allen J. Freeman. A.B. . 1Faynrtiwro, Ga, H E. Gam v, A.B.............Until, Ait. RoiiHT M, Garrutt, A.B. - • ViJtlit, G - Kippi Alpha. Bin Gflbirt, Fre-Med. • ■ ■ AtU it, G� . Alphi Tau Omegii Gk Club, I, 2. 3, ELtuittil Glediuli. LL B . - Maeon, G , Phi Omega. HlUM Glhnh, A.B. ... Mtfon.Gt, Alphi Kippi, Co-ed basketball, 1, 2, ); Co-ed M Club, 2, J, Vke-Presidcnt, J; Co-ed Athletic Associatio� , 2, J; Cauldron Staff, J; Cfuifrr Stiff, 2, J; Co-ed Pan Hellenic Coun- cil, J; Newjpiper Club, J. %'alter Goovin, Jr., LL.B., Sammril tUt. Ga, Alpha Tau Omega; Aiuxiatc Editor Ttk Uror Sin, J; Associate Jwtxt 1 Honor Council, Ji Ciceronian Literary Society, I, 2. J. George Grant, LL-B, • - • - Fo'i A,Ga, Phi Eta St gen a, 2, J; Vice-President Junior □in; Prendent Junior Law Om John Gregory, A.B. • ■ - - Ettonlo , Gt. Gi.VNNti. Gavrin, A.B. ■ • ■ h'raic� , Gr. George C. Guimn, Jr., A.B. • Lithonia, G . Inter national Relationi Club, 1, 2, J; Cice- ronian Littearjr Society, I, 3, J. JtHirtt Harper, Pre-Med. ■ - ■ Miro� , Ci. Katherine Hawthorn, A.B. . MifO� , Gt. Alpha Kappa; Co-ed Athletic AttMiltion, !, ); Alembic Club, 3; Ciceronian Literary So- ciety, I, 2, . Vice-Preaident, J. J. Charlis Hearn. A.B. ChrimwiaCe. Cauldron Editorial Staff, Jt Phi Delta Liter- ary Society, J, President, J; Gl« Club, J. Chandler Hick . A.B. . . Tampa, HonJt Football, 1, 2. J; U Club, 2. J. Hunter Hurst, A B. . ■ . Fo'l Valley, Gt, Phi Dtlti Theta; Blue Key; Alpha Psi Omega; Life Service Band, 3; Football, I, 2, J; Captain Basketball, I; C miltt Spttnt Editor, J, News Editor, Ji M“ club, 2, ); Newspaper Club, 3; Cauldron Stall, 2, J. C. S. ln.il, Jr-, LL.B..........Amrrieui, G . Alpha Tau Omega; Chafer Business Staff, 1; President Freshman Law Class; Secretary Junior Law Class. JUNIOR CLASS VmiAM | nts, LL-B. . - M«-m, Gt. Debiting. !. ElCCRT Jxnkins, A-B, Menwr.Gif. Sigma Pi; Band, 1, !, }; Orchotra, I, I, I- Fimi Jomnuw:. A B ..... OcilU.Gs. FoMb ll. I. Blocnt Jokel, Pre-Med ■ - - Jamh H. Jordan. A.B Maoit. G . Phi Drill Thru; imp Shot Editor The Cavihon. J; darter Stili, ’: Merer Player , | dee Club OrchettfJ; AfUMiW Buiincat Miniter Gl« Club. J: Ciceronian Liuruy Society. Villh H. Krsc lv, A.B. Co-r.la.or. Ministeria! Aucrfiition Lillian Kim land, A.B • - Croimllr, AU Miniiietiil Aiwcialacn; Y. tt'. A.; International Relationi Club; Ciceronian Literary Society. Martin j, Kvuu. LL B - Mareu. Cj Kippa Sigma; Fwtball. ) f Bill Lince, LL B .... Gainm-lWr, Gt, Hl.HH Ltviricrl. Ah. ■ • MdTOH.Gt. Kippi Sigma: Football, I, 2, ; Batkctbill, I, 2, ). Iwaw LrjTF� , A.B......................Dwtrtin.G . Drbjicr, l, 2, J; Altuibic Club; Oeetonilrt Literary Society; Internitiona.1 Krlationi Club. Isaac Llvihi, AB, LL-B. - ■ ■ M tente. Gj. PIii Eia Sigma: Ihbatrr, I, 2. 1; Gift Club. I, 2. ); Ciceronian Lnctiry Soviet y; Interna tMMiil Bclai h hi Club. L. J. Maddi n, A.B. ...........Mecon, Ge. II- T- Marshall, J ., A.B. Entonto� , Gt. Phi El Sigma; Croat Country Trim; Cicero• nun literary Society. J. M. Martin, Pre-MtJ .... Perry,Oa, Plii Delta Then; Football. ): Biikctball. J. David L Mincii. A S .... Werfhrn. Gs On� Morgan, ] ., A R • - - Mecon, Gt. T. Kappa Alpha; Pin Hellenic Council, . Cltoe F.. Morton. A-B. - • • Grey, Ge- Kappi Sipni. U. A. Mint, A.B............Cotffjtf Pur , Gif- Miri1 Nemur. Pre-Leg 1 - • RrymMj.fJ . Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Eli Sigma; F«change Edilor Tbt Bete Sit ; Ciceronian Literary Society; International Relationi Club, S. L. Nr t LV. A.B. . , • . Bonaiet. Gt. Kappa Sigma; Ciceronian Literary Society Viiiiam C Ouu, A.B, . i - - Micm. G«- BoycE OutKH, LL-B .... Deng ar, Ga. Dictum Club; B. S. U. Council; Secretary law Club. 4; Vice-Fret idem Junior Law Cl 111; Treasurer Student Body, 4, Alton 0 1 n, A.B..................lm tit, ,V. . Sigma Alpha Eptilon; Football. I. 2, S; B«- kelblll, I. 2. I. ELVTN Pa trick , Pre-Med. - la Lion, Gt Pin Delta TinI . JAMES JENKINS JOHNSON Jones JORDAN KIM2LT KIP. 11 A P KUMSL LANCt t £ VI NE MOSS JUNIOR CLASS Pint Patti n A.ft. .... %t one util, Gj. Alpha Tiu Omega; Tcnnii, I; Debater, J; lit- tcrnat iona! Relationi Club M tr Fennell, A.B. • • Sbrftrpoil, Lj. Alpha Kappa; Alpha Pii Omega: Cardinal Key; Co-ed Athletic Association; Co-ed Ba - TiCtbsll, I. 2, L; Secretary -Treasurer Co- d M club; V. V. A.. Mercer Player., 1. 2, I; International Relationi Club. David A. Pubvi, Pre-Mtd. . . Ciceronian Literary Society. Jacr Phillips, A-B.............. Glee Club. Harriet Pittman-, A.B. .... Mecmr, G , Alpha Kappa; Co-ed Athletic Auociation. Jacr Pool, A.B.............Hath,Ga Kappa Sygma. E. V. Sammon , A.B...............Gm , C . Honor Council, 2; Intern jtitana) Relatione Club, I. 2. C'lCeromlB Literary Society, I, 2, i. President. L: Clan President, 1. ALBERT Sandici, Jr ., A.B. ■ ■ Marc®, Gu. Ciceronian literary Society. I. 2. J; Interna- tional Relations Club, 1, 2, L. Evixyn Samdmu, A.ft. , ■ - KirJonfoit, GJ. Phi Omega; Life Service Band. L; Vice-Presi- dent Life Service ftand, 3; B, 5, U- Council, Li Y, A, JtM.lA Sc SOI 1� . A.B ... .llefON, GJ. Alpha Kappa: Co-ed Fin-Hellenic Council, Li Ciceronian Literary Society, I, 2, J. William J. 5i:u . A.B. .... l,jneii,AU. Kappa Gamma; Ministerial Anociatimi, 1,1, , Li on H. Sm:u irousi. A.B.., WilUtoofbrt, Ge. Alpha Lambda Taw, Robert Smith, A H...............Pflljfm,G a. Blue Key; Kappa Garncna, President, 3, B. S. U,, President, J; Miniiierial Asiocuiiort, Chap- laan, J; Life Service Band, L; Ciceronian Liter- ary Society; Student Council, Roy C- Smith, A.ft. ... tjtonlon. Gt. Alembic Club. }, Okar Smcer, Jr., A.ft. • - - ■ iHavoi� , Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Ciceronian Literary So- ciety; Dramatic Ctub; Glee Club, I, 2, j. Vatiu H. Stetht n t , LL.B. - Meros, G . Ciceronian Literary Society. Lon a SrcGi a, A-B................. Ueoa, Go- Phi Omega; Cardinal Key; Secretary Co-ed Pin-Hellenic Council, 5; Secretary Co-rd Club. J; Co-ed Athletic Association. E. Malconi Stores, Pre-Mod. . Sei tuntb, Go. Phi Delta Theta; Glee Cliub, L; Crosf Country Team, L; Clutter Sufi, J. Lansing fUoorcs, A.B, ■ - , Syfa mu, 0� . Phi Delta Theta; Life Service Band. IriWf- nitionai Relations Club, J; Minitrcriil Asso- ciation. Phi Delta Laterary Society. . George Rqhch, A.B . • - Crtn orJ, .V. f. Football, 1, I, , Bailietball, 1, 2, 3. Toni Sin purtn, A.B. . , . ■ . . Mjraw.Ge. Alpha Kappa; Cardinal Key; Co-cd Athldic Aiwciation; Akmbic Club. Edna Sires, A.B............... - .Mantwr.Ca. George E, Smith. A.B, ... Gray.Ca. Bl Rf SmtJaV, A.B..................Marga, Gj. Phi Delta Theta; Blue Key; Phi Eta Sagffli, President, 5; I Juor Vbr Clutter, ): President Newspaper Club, L; Ciceronian Literary So- ciety, Prendent, 2. Rachael Sumner, A.B. . - - Hyhnter. Gu, Alpha Kappa. patten PENNELL PERDUE JUNIOR CLASS Jack Tauve� , A.B. Marc , Cm. Cloacc Tysov, A.B- • • - RtinbnJtt. Ga. Sigma Aljsbi Epsilon; Football MinJgcf, 3; Sigmi Alpha Epsilon; Football, 1. 2, I, 4; Cluster Slid, Sporti Editor, 3; Pan-Hellenic Baseball, 2; Secretary M Club, . Council, 3; Stage Manager Gk Club, 3; Newspaper Club, 3. Liiake H. Williams, J� ., Pre-Legal Callrfi Pt'A. Ot. Jack Tatum, A.B. . . . - , Pa twrf 0,Ge. IS Kappa Phi; International Relations Club Ministerial Association, H. I . Tayloa, A.B ..... Ttlmo, Gt- la u Villi� , a b ...... SFMta, (ij Alpha Kappa; Ciceronian Literary Society, I. 2, 3. V. R. Tayloh, A,B.............Hoyle, Ga Him TotTfM, A.B, .... Bradley, Ga. Alpha Lambda Tmis Alembic Club- SOPHOMORE CLASS Atnr.Rr Adams, A H , . . . . MdeonyG . Kippi Alpha. Pierce Anpirjon, A.B . Gray.Ga. Kappa Sign� ; Bind, !, ii Cacetonian, I, 2. Mmjiii i Arnold, Pre-Mod, . . Maron, Ga, Go won Ashmore, A.B. . ■ • Macon, Ga Alpha Tiu Omega; Busineie Manager Bear Skin, I, ), Editor, 2; Clatter Staff, I, 2; Ciiawios Stiff, 1. Earnest fl. Bailey, A.B. . . Slontti tll, Ga. Alpha T� u Omega; Cluster Staff, I, 2; Jfjr Skin Stiff, 1, 2, Football, I; In tern «tonal Relations Club, I, 2, Let: Bayne Barfield, A, B. ■ ■ htacon, Ga. Phi Delta Theta; Mercer PI «yen, 1,2; Cal-l- MOM Stiff. 2. Margaret Barrett, A.B. - , Harmon.Gs. Phi Omega; Vice-President Y. 'Of1. A.; Co-ed Athletic Allocution, I, 2; Co-ed Basketball. I, 2, Calvin Bell, A.B..............EatonUm,Ga. Alpha Tltl O.Yifjti; Internationa] Relationi Club, I. 2. John Birch, A.B, Macon, Ga- Drbating Team, I, 2; Ministeria] AlMciuioi), Chiijtiri Booth, A.B. WWtAwA, G Phi Omega; Y. W. A, I, 2, President, 2;. H. S. U, Council, 2; Co-«I Athletic Association, 1, 2. Bin Bern man, Pfc-Legal ■ - ■ A hany.Ga. Phi Eti Sigma, CktiesilA Literary Society, I, 2; Pre.Law Club, I, 2. George W_ RlosrN, Pre-Mrd. . Marietta. Gs. Kappa Alphi; Phi Eta Sigma, President, 2; Clatter Stiff, t. Mary Jot Brown, A, B, ■ ■ . Hilhboro, Ga, Thru Sigma Bela; Ciceronian Literary Society, 2; Y. W. A., i. W, H, Bryant, A.B...............FitzftratJ, Go. Football, 2. James C. Buckner, A.B. - . V?tytrott, Ga. Clan Vice-President, 2; Debating Team. I. 2; Tennis Team, 1,2. Margaret Chapman, A.B, . Mac-on. Ga. Alpha Psi Omega, I, 2; Ciceronian Literary Society, I. 1, Ruth Chleves, a.B........................Maeon, Ga. Phi Omega. LX V. CmLBt, Ji... A.B. ... Gray, Ga. Kappa Sagana; Band, I, 2; Mercet Players, 1, 2; Ciceronian Literary Society, t, 2, Saw Clitics, A.B, ................Mac on, Ga. Pi Kappa Alpha; Alembic Club, 2; Cron Country Team, 2. Dorothy Chisholm, A.B. • • ■ Matron,Ga. Co-ed Athletic Association, I, 2; Alembic Club, 1, 2. Fred Clement . Pre.Med. .... Air , Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Donald P. Coleman, A.B. • • Meant, Ga. Phi Delta Theta. Harter Mary Cook, A.B. - • Macon, Ga. Tllcta Sigma Beta; Cc-fd Athletic Aisodllion. I, a Jmir, Corona, A.B, .... Detroit, Mich. Football, 2, Dorothy Co . A.B.............. Macon, Ga, Theta Sigma Beta; Mercer Players, 1, 2. CllARLES H. Davis, J ., a.B. • ■ Macon, ;«. John DntoN. Jr.. a.B. . . TbomatiiiU.Ga. Kippi Alpha; Ciceronian Literary Society, 1, 2; Glee Club, 2, 2; Cross Country Team, 1, 2. Edwin Donnam, A.B.............Macon,Ga. melt BOOTH SOPHOMORE CLASS Morgan Fiuii.li, Prc-Lrgal I'lict. S- '• kappa Alpha; Clan Preiident, 2; Phi Delta Literary � eieiy, 2; Glee Club, I, 2; Orehet- tra, 1,2; Band, I, 2. S Hi I ton Gout i, A Ft • - Kernel Alt. International Relationi Club, I. 2. Virginia GotpwJM , A 8, Marow,Gt. Phi Omega, HtiscHEL G� rFrt t. Prt-Med. Btitcy, Gt. Davip WfLaoN HtU 1, A.B. - Aihl'n tar, Ge, Sigma Alpha Epiilon. Funk M. Il rr. Ah. .... G Mercer Playm. I. 2. NlLLC HilKDAMAN, A,B. • • • Mjioir, fie CHatui Hjhlgrovi, a.B. ■ ■ ■ Varova, Gt. Ph Delia Tlou; Glee Club, 2. Ciceronian Literary Society, 2; CalLokoN Staff. 2. Lob Hahgvovi, A.B................Minn, G , Faro Harfu, Pre-MnJ. . - naif, 0� . Pi Kappa Phi; Ciceronian Literary Society, 1, 2; Croat Country Team, 2. MtaCAOtT III tat), A-B, ... Mar on, Gt, Theta Sagma Beta; Co-ed M ' Club, 2; Co-ed Athletic AtwKiatien, I. 2; Co-ed Basketball Tram, I, 2; Cluitn Stiff, I. Lucre Kiichcock. a.B ... Macon, Gj Alpha Kappa. ChAIUI Heneti, A.B. Mactor, Ge. Kappa Sigma; Basketball, I; Band, I, 2, Thom av Holmm. A.R. StmJrm JU, Gt. B 4. L' . I. 2; Ministerial Anaciatinn. I, 2; Editor Frrihmin Handbook. 2. Thokai Hwitw, Prc-Med - KtynoUi, Gt Alpha Tau Omega; Ciceronian Literary So eiety, 1,2; Mercer Flayer , 1, 2. Htmit l iy, A-B..................Mne«, Ca, Pi Kappa Alpha; Hiikecbill, 2. J. M. Jackmin. Jr., A.B Dtmui an, Gt Alpha Tau Omega, Jsnivj JnitfWi, A.h. .... Muon, Ge. Sigma Pi. 'VlLtUM F, Kadt a tv, A,B Karen, ba Pi Kappa Alpha. Davit L KlCItr, A.B.................. )nWr� , (fa. Mini iter ill Aiu-ciat ion, t, 2. 'Kil l law Kukiit, A.B. .... Damora, tin. Pi Kappa Alpha; Basketball, 2. Lruii LrwmNcl. A H ■ - Etlttfio� ,Gt. Ciceronian Literary Society, I, 2. Dorothy Lindir. A B. .... Htrltm.Gt- CtaMfiK LiNHt, A.B. Mnen,Ca, Virginia Liitii, A.B.................Narvn.Or. Theta Sigma Bela; Cu ed Athletic Atcociatidfl, 1, 2; Ciceronian Literary Society, 1, 2. As cm v Li noon, A.B. • • Mven, Ga, Kappa Alpha W. R. Lynn, A.B. .... Ftitft Mt. Alpha Tao Omega; Phi Fta Sigma; Claw Trenurer. I; Bear Sdrv Stiff, 1. 2; MrnvrWB Staff, I, 2: Clmltr Staff, 1, 2; International Relationi Club, 1, 2; Noapaper Club, 2; Mercer rlayen, I, 2; Alpha Pn Omega, 2. 'kiH.ty Mrrumrl. A H ■ • Alaro , Gt, Kappa Sigma. SOPHOMORE CLASS Jottrt Mattok, A,B. ............ nuf, Ga. Sigma Alphl Epsilon; Football, I, 2: M Club. 2, Jack MuttiNi, A.B. ■ • RUhaumJ, Ttxtt Football, 2. Ftsw Morgan, Pre-Med- Macon, Ga. Ministerial Aiwiition. 1, 2. Jack Hwin, Pre-Legal - VfJalu, G . Alpha Tiu Omega; Phi Eta Sigma. Anne Not An, A h. • - • • ■ Mif«i C Alpha Kappa, Max O'Neal, a.ft. Minn; ri l Association. cucroiu) Parkir. A B ■ • Milltn.Gi. Phi Delt Tku; Tennis Team, 1, 2, Albert Phare, A.H. ... Mican.Gt. Phi Delta Theta; Baseball, I. A, G, PihiKtYoN, Jr., Pn-Mcd , LkJoalti, Gi. Alpha Lambda Tau; Pan-Hellenic Council, 2; Gctroaun liufiff S«inr, I. 2, Jack Powell, A.B Ptlfrsm.G . Pi Kappa Phi; ClntJar Stall. 2; Freshman De- bate!: Ciceronian Literary Society. Vmld PmtciiBtt, A h. ■ - ■ - Macon, Gr. Vanity Debater, H, Gsadv Rainey, A.B. .... T fton,G . Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Basketball, I; Football, James L. RatU, A.B. - jM-ksom ilU, Fla. Chi Alpha Omega; Ministerial Association: B S. U. Council; Phi Delta Literary Society; Band, I. J; Glee Club, 1, 2. Octet, I, 2, Quartet, 2; MetCcr Trio; Life Service Band, 2; Class Secretary, 2 Joe RiCKENBAKra, A-ft. - AiAriitle,H.C. Raymond Rigdon, A.B. ■ ■ • Itffrnom.Gw, B. S. U Council; International Relations Club; Phi Delta Literary Society. DrVr Notr Robinson, Prc-Ltgal ■ Romr, 1 . Pi Kappa Phi; Ba.kctball, I; FootlwIJ, 1. 2; Ciceronian Literary Society, I, 2; International Relations Club, 1, 2. Rurtrs Sams, Jr., Pre-Legal - • Marw,Ca. Sigma Alpha Ljvulon; Assutam Manager Var- sity Football Team, 2. Ruth Saves, A-B. • - ■ - Mancbtiltr, Ga. Phi Omega; B. S. U. Council, 2; Athletic As. snciaiion, 2; Mercet Y. XT. A., t, 2, Secre- tary, 2, Jissrr Slit Paris, A.B. ..... .Macoar, Ga. Co-cd Athletic Association. Trammell F. Shi, A.B. ... Macon, Go, Kippa Sigma; Alpha Ph Omega; Clmltt Busi- ness Still. 2; Vltlity lfcbaier, Ciceronian Literaiy Society; Mercer Playctj. EalLIT Small, A.B...................Macon, Gd. Kappa Alpha; Tennis. I, 2: Cross Country Team, t, 2; Clnytrr Staff; Glee Club, t, 2; Glee Club Orchestra, 1,2; Alembic Club. T. R, Skuh. A.B...................VJnrM.Gr. Glee Club, 2; Glee Club Orchestra, 2. H. K- TRIVER, Pre-Med. - ■ ■ Guyton. Ga. Alpha Lambda Tan. KuBt.itt R. Thompson, Aft., Miami Srjcb, fU. Ebna Tomlinson, All., Pre-Med., Albany, Gr, Phi Omega; V. XT. A., 2; Co-ed Athletic As- social idal, 1, 2; B. S. U- Council. Emory Trawick, A.B. .... Macon, G«. Cl iltr Stall. Roderick D. Tuach, A.B. - Chicago, 111. Kappa Sigma; Football. I, 2. Niil Van Buken, Prc Mcd, • . Macon, Gr- HAtTOX MIHRLNS SOPHOMORE CLASS I M UL'1 V«n , A B.................VifBira, Gi. Phi D ltJ Th tj; Ciccrwriu Uicrary Society. F. C. Woodall, Prt-Med. . . Mtufi'ir. G� . Kappi SigmJ- Bi - WmiNi, Jl, AB, ■ - • ■ Mscm,G . Bln VauM Ns, J«-, Pff-Util • • fiffiw, Cl Kappa Alpha. fit n Willingham. A-� .- - ■ ■ Mtcon G . FRESHMAN CLASS Haivet Adam . A.B ... Staple Ion, Ga. Mont Mae Aii m ..... VtdalJa, Ge, Vi(c-Pi«iidein Co-ed Athletic AHOciitioti; V. � . A. Charles H. Am'IJikis, A D. ■ - Mam.Iii. Pi K p| i Alphi, Juris- AfcWETT, A-B...............Wu un, Ge Phi Delta Theta: Phi Eta Siema: Ciceronian Litniry Society; Clatter Suf. Cl-UllCE VlLt (AM BaRNI S, A H. Alji r? l, ij. Signia Alpha Epsilon. Biuie H, Barritt, A B. Din dmltr, Ga, Pi Kappa Phi, LottNH C, Barriti, A-B. ■ - • Cairo, Ge. Fra NR Bern man................. Albany, Ga. Band; Gl« Club; Orchestra. Clyde Calhoun, A.B. • - • Colour , Gm. Phi I elta Theta; Ciceronian Literary Society; Clmtrr Siatf; journalism Club; Debating Team. VitMtiuiN taaa. A.B. . ■ ■ Mato� . Gj. Phi Omega. [ i na Casuni, A.B. ...... Mecon, Ca. Stanley Clam, A.B. ..... Mecon, Ge, Rocloe C. Cline, Jr., A.B . Haines ( 1 y. Fla- Sigma Alpha Fpnlon; Football; Bailee ball. Thomas C. Clookelti� . A B. ■ bat onion. Gr. Alpha Tan Omega, RotitT H. Ibi r a in, A.B. . . . M ara� . G Phi Delta Theta; Clutter Stall; Basketball, C. ¥. Drake, A.B ... . fanyth. Gm. Ministerial AlMCtatiaa. Elmo Levi DiaucKN. A.B. . Aartitii, Ga. Earl DuPree, A.B. .... McIntyre, Gr. Charlotte Durham, A.B. - ■ • Leery, Gm. Jr Fred Erin, A.B. ..............femes, Ga, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Frank FL Edvards, Prr-LtgaLCrmtwerrf, Gj. Phi Della Theta; Glee Club Orchestra; Cicero- nian Literary Society. Harold Edvards, A.B. .... Allenle, Ga, Phi Delta Theta; Ciceronian Literary Society; Debating Team. Fred Beatty, A.B. - • - • - • Macon, Ge. Kappa Sigma. Sybil Crow, A.B. Macon, Ge. Aleck Blckr, Jr., A.B ■ Detroit, Mteh. Bileie Denson, A.B. ..... Mecon, Gj. Sigma Pi; Ciceronian Literary Society; Debit- Theta Sigma Beta; Ciceronian Literary Society; ing Team. Co-ed Athletic Allocation. Frederick B, Fo b, Jr . Prt-Med., Utica, N. Y. Kappa Alpha; Glee Club; 'Band; Phj Delta Literiry Society, Vircrt Funderruree, Pit-MtJ., Moultrie, Ga. Sigma Alpha Fpnlon. ARNETT FRESHMAN CLASS Lion II. Canfield. Jr-, PwLijiI. Moron, C«. Phi Delia Then; Cterronian Literary 5oeiety; Debating Team, jot GlIAJI, A.B, - ■ ■ • llerArr tiu, 04� Football. Bum CittatiN, A.B.......................Maaa.G . Phi Delia Theta-. Chit Staff. At Giihaidt, A.B, • - 4tb ilon,0bi9 Football; Basketball. ]am« Gitnt T, Pre-Legal - • AlLnt� ,Gt, Alpha lay Omega; Ciceronian Literary So- ciety; International Relationi Club: Cite Club; Debating Team- Gum CtLLON. Jr., A.B Mecan.Ga, Football. Er n r it HamiIH. A.B. .... MattW.Gr Randal Hammond, A.B. rh n Criy, Go, Alpha Tan Omcgl. l a sr it Harr.Ii, Jr.. Prc-Mrd. Jauiinar lfr. Go Kappa Sigma; Ciceronian Literary Society. Arthur F. Harrison, Pre-Mcd. Notu oi, Man, Football; Basketball. Martha Hart. A.B............... TlitU Sigma Beta; Ciceronian Literary So- ciety; Co-ed Athletic Association. Lion IIimin, Pn-Med. ... Marea.GV Kappa Alpha; Glee Club; Orchestra. John Hpiiyir, Pre-Legal Srlsae, Ala. Football. Jacr Edvard Hinton, A.B. NritAof|t,C - Pi Kappa Phi- Eu ene W. HqOOI� , Jr.. A.B,. Rty o!Ji,G . Alpha Tati Omega; Vice-President Freshman Class; Ciceronian Literary Society; Interna- imail Relations Club; Bros Sit Staff. W. H. Holhnrice. A.B- . • - Macon,Ge, Waulenl Hood. A.B...........Moron, G . Ciceronian Literary Society, Marie L. Horton, A.B. • Mrrw. Ce, Theta Sigma Bela; Co-ed Athletae Association; Ciceronian Literary Society. Albirt Hoirrai, A.B. - Mwtlgomtt), N. V. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Football; Basketball, Btn Hill Iyey, A.B. - • - Lineotnlon, G . Biitt Ji.KR.iNt. A.B. . - , Alec on, Ga. Alpha Kappa; Treasurer of Class, Jot Joyner, A.B.................Semen, G . Annie. Wheat Jones, A-B- • • - Moron, G . Alpha Kappa. Harold Kniciii, A-B, - • • - Marcn, Ce, Erane Koen, Jr., A.B. • H4t tt-Jt-Gn r.HJ. Howard F. Lani.y, A.B. ■ ■ Moron,Ge. CUiitt Stiff. Gordon E. Lashbrook, A.B., SandmAy, OAw Football. VlLIIAM Lave, Pre-Mcd. ■ - M'JletlJ, Stub. Alpha T� u Omega; Ciceronian Literary So- ciety; International Relation� Club; Rear $Un Staff. m FRESHMAN CLASS Sam F. Lowe, Jit., Pre.Legal . . Allsnts.Gs. Phi Ei� Sigma; Ciceronian Littnry Society: Debiting Team; Clutirr Stiif- Rorlrj II. Malont, Jr,,, AB. ■ • Msctmt, Ot. Football. Ch� us C. Man.i t, AB. Kernel City, Mo. Jamm V, Merritt, Pr -M rd. - Colquitt, G«, Phi Delta Theta; Ciceronian Litciary Society; CSutitf Stiff. JANE MOHUIIF, A.B. - - • • . iMeCON, Gi. W, Cdureki McClvrb, AB. ■ Ben ion, Trnn. Jack Nniin, A ®, ..... CcraWr, Gt, Phi Delia Theta; Ciceronian Literary Society; Glee Club. Frieda Ne iom, A.B. .... - Meet� r,Ge. Theta Sium� Beta; Ciceronian Literary So- ciety; Co-ed Athletic AtwcUtion. SlvttlT NltTTON, AB. ■ ■ - - Mercm, Gtf- Theta Sigma Beta; Co-ed Athletic Association, Ciceronian Literary Society. Lynn Norms. Pre-Legal . - - Thomion, Ca. Sigma Alpha Epnlon. J we Owci. Pit-Hid. ..... Moron, Ge. Thet a Sigma Beta, CHturi R. Parke , Prc-Medl • Milkit.G . Pi Kappa Phi; Ciceronian Literary Society, Jamls A. Prttti, A B- - 'yrtgblnillr, Gt. Alpha Tau Omega. Ruth Petty, A.B..................Mecou, Ge. Alva Lionel Phillips, A.B. • IMir ngf, Ge. James Pilcher.......................Wrew«, G . Phi Delta Tlitta. Jack D. Pippin, A.B. ■ Round (M.Ca Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Marc are r Bell Pulliam, A.B. - Macon, Co. Alpha Kappa. Jou ph Eugeni: Redden, A.B. • AtlunU, Go. I'i Kappa Phi; Ciceronian Literary Society; Ministerial Allocution. JtMiNia Hamilton Reid, Jr., Prt-McJ Geineur Jr, Gt, Phi Delta The� ; Ciceronian Literary Society; International Relations Club; CAULDRON Staff; Clns cr Staff, KaTY PfHJ RoUOHTlN • . ■ Ldkrlltttft flu. Alpha Kappa; Co-ed Athletic AiWKiaticn; De- biting Team. Claire Rowland. A.B. ... Atjcon, Ge- TiMti Sigma Beta. I Kit Sawvi AB.................Met-Oil, Ge. Phi Omega; Co-ed Athletic Association; Y. V. A.; B. S. U. Kenyon Sellers. A.B...............AHumy,Gr Alpha Lambda Tau; Problem Fcntmun Clan; Baikcthall. Julios Sharpe, A,B. .... LbJowIci, Ga. Sigma Pi. Ct-INtpN SlitTHAN, A.B. • - Maoe.Cj, Bakot. Shi, A.B-...................Meron, Ge. Kappa Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma; Clan Secretary; Art Editor The Rrse Sftia. Richard Shiryis, A.B..................OSrcegp, JW. Football. MALONE MAKES MONCRIER FRESHMAN CLASS LotuiE Smith, A.B......... Mattm, Ga. Euuieth A. . ■ - Mat on, Ga. Alpha Kappa. R. C SouBER, Ja., Pre-Lcgal MtiOlf, Cm. Phi Dtht Thfta; Cf'attUt S«Gl« Club; Journal 11m Club. VlRoLL VlCXLM, Prr Legal lFjf «-«n-4 r. Ga. Bo Stark� , A.B. • ■ • • ChttleUf, N, C, Alpha Tau Omega; Football; Claitf, Start; Star Slit Staff; International Relation� Club. Evelyn WilkinWN, A , Ltary.Ga. Thvrman 'Jfii.LiAMi, Jr , A.B. - Dera nr, Ga. J. M. Strluwm, A B .... Atlanta, Ga- Alpha Tau Omtgi; Gl« Club Orthotri; In Thoma� Jb du k, A.B. ■ ■ Eifarioa,Ga. tcfn (ion l Relation� Club, Kappa Sigma; Football; Basketball. Robert L, Steve� � , prt-l.egal ■ Thomon, Ga, C, Mmlhui York, A.B. • MonlfomirytMm. P� Kappa Phi. Pi Kappa Phi. J. D. BLAIR Afiltctic Director JOHN ■'COTTON HARRISON Ah« jkI Ccuch THE 1936 BEARS Tin Upt and Down5 of the 19)b Tram at Viewed by Hunter IIvest, former Sports Editor of the Cluster. Here was a football Team—the Mercer team of 1936—which dll loyal sons of Mercer will never forget; a team which has known alike the sting of defeat and the joy of conquest., through it all emerging with courageous spirits, deriving new hope from each victory and new determination from each defeat. It it easy to write superlatives of a championship team, but here was a team which lost six of its ten hard games. Hampered by misfortune and injuries, the Bears could score only 9 5 points during the season, while they allowed their opponents 104. Yet they succeeded in crossing the goal of their rivals, the Georgia Bulldogs, in the toughest game of the entire campaign. Here was a team that had a reputation for possessing to an admirable degree that intangible something known as spirit, The sport scribes said this quality would earry them a long way when their other weapons were inadequate. And it did. So it is that this daring and courageous young squad will live in Mercer football history. Third run: Morris, Bryant, Mrhreoi, Fiirpisrick, Hicks, Rowch, Hitter, Tyron, Hum. S io-aJ rou.' Ed e, Corona, Lawrence, Smith. Owen. Kuime, Mattox. Johnson. Barrow. Ftrit tow Hobmicui, Dodd, Mamalak� , Martin, Bare-more, Rainey, Bloodworth, Vainer. BEARS CURTAIN RAISER Centennial Stadium, Sept. 18—Under the glaring lights of the home field Mercer's Bears Cracked the lid off their 1916 football Campaign tonight with a 40-0 victory over determined but powerless eleven from South Georgia Teachers’ College at Statesboro. Exhibiting a diversified attack, the Bears turned loose a barrage of power plays which the visitors were unable to check. Ed Varner produced the longest run of the day, but the entire squad was able to join in the parade. MERCER 6—GEORGIA 15 Athens, Ga., Sept. 26—The annual tilt with Georgia was played today, and superior reserve strength again told the story. It was Al Owen who scored for the Bears in the second period, snagging Blood- worth’s pass over the goal line. The Mighty Midget,’’ Mercer’s triple-threat back, gave the Bulldogs plenty of trouble and the fans plenty to talk about this afternoon. They were calling him one of the best backs csrer to play in Sanford Stadium. Tyson and the other Bruin linemen also turned in steady performances. .Mercer lost the services of Varner and Mam.ilakis through injuries. IIICKS Ctttftr FITZPATRICK Tarklr - 1,. . - VARNER B tA 19 3 6 DEDICATING ALBANY’S STADIUM Albany. Ga„ Oct. 2—The Bears and the Stormy Petrels of Oglethorpe met on neutral grounds tonight to celebrate the formal opening of South Georgia's new stadium before 1 crowd of S.000. It proved to he a Mercer celebration, and Billy Smith led his mates to a 20-6 win before his home folks. A tricky offense enabled the Petrels to score first early in the game, but the Bears soon took control of the situation with Bloodworth and Smith banging their way to repeated gains behind good interference. It was the seventh consecutive victory over the Birds. GLOOMY SATURDAY Birmingham, Ala., Oct. 10—It was a bad day for the local boys on Legion Field in Birmingham. Nothing they had would click, and the bewildered Bears went down in defeat fi-Q before an inspired Panther eleven from Birmingham-Southern. They were outplayed in every department of the game by a supposedly weaker team. It was truly their off day and they were glad to sec it pass. SCORELESS TIE CevtfnXiai STADIUM, Oct. 16—Returning home, the Bears battled die highly- toured Howard Bulldogs to a scoreless tie tonight Mercer made the only threatening gestum, and a goal line punch was the only need. Little Allan Woodworth supplied the thrilling feature of the game when he broke away on a brilliant K-yard punt return for a touchdown, only to have the play called back and a penalty inflicted. Wright Bazemore and the Bruin linemen gave a splendid display of defensive power. HOMECOMING Centennial Stadium, Oct. 23—Today was Homecoming and tonight was to climax the celebration, but there was too much Purple Hurricane from Furman. Mercer played one of its best games, but it was not enough, and the Hurricane swept back the Bears 20-5. For the first time the linemen found themselves out charged by a heavier forward wall, and the backs hid to cope with the most versatile passing attack seen this year. Again it was Bloodwcrth who provided the spark. His 56-yard touchdown gallop will go down in the record books as one of the longest runs of the season. THE OLD JINX Chattanooga, Tent� ., Nov, 7—True to tradition, it was raining on Chamber- lain Field. The crippled Bears slipped and slid on even terms with U. C.’s dangerous MAM ALA SIS Cur MARTIN Bad 19 3 6 CHASTAIN MORRIS Bstk Moccasins or three quarters but let up just Ions enough in the fourth to allow the lone rouchdown that plunged them into their fourth defeat of the season, 6-0. It was Homecoming day for the Moccasins this time and almost a repetition of previous Chattanooga games. SWAN SONG Centennial Stadium, Nov. 14—The victory-starved Bruins took out all their troubles on a more or less helpless team of P, C. Blue Stockings tonight and won 20-6 in the last home game of the year. Ii was the Swan Song for seven seniors, and all seven played an important part in the victory. But it v as an uphill fight. After having two touchdowns called back ■n the first half, Mercer was forced to come from behind to win after intermission. The more than 400 yards gained from scrimmage is evidence of the power in that last half drive. THE ORANGE BOWL Coral Gables, Fla., Nov, 20—Mercer played the University of Miami tonight in the celebrated Orange Bowl, and the weather was rather warm. Perhaps the Bears played their best game of the season, at least in the first half when they continually drove the unbeaten Hurricane back deep in its own territory. The fast half was different, and the Bruins wilted before the attack to lose 13-0. ROBINSON B tk MiHRENS EnJ The conclusion of the 1936 grid season saw Mercer1 sterling back. Allan Bloodworth, being mentioned on several All-American selectioni. In addition Woodworth and Tyson were awarded positions on the Di ic Conference ream. Letters were awarded to twenty- three men. and seven of this number, Smith, Varner, Morris, Bloodworth, Mamalakis, Tyson, and Captain Dodd have fought their last battle for the Orange and Black. They were a fighting bunch—the Bears of 19i6, CURTAIN FALLS Starkvilt i , Ml� ., Nov. 2 —-The Beirs ended the season today against the powerful Southeastern Conference team from Mississippi State College, Previously labeled the crippled Bears,” every other man in the brave little squad literally hobbled onto the field today. Yet that spirit was still with them, and they fought the stronger State team to a standstill in the first part of the contest before finally giving way to the onslaught of Pickle, Gclatka, and Co. Major Ralph Saw used four complete teams against the Mercer team this afternoon, and through it alt came the Mighty Midget,1 ending his career in a blaze of glory'. Among his accomplishments for the day were a 76-yard punt and a spectacular 41-yard run from punt formation. The final score was 3 2-0. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD i bt: Martin, Shellhouwr, Stliti� . Liwctaer, Bile., Calhoun, Kirhsey, Owen, fUnidh, Irwin, Manager Norrii. 7 LAWRENCE I GwW IRWIN Crnltr SCHEDULE 46 —C.hattaivKiji 36'—Ga. lech 38—Albany V 44—Critic . 33— Georgia . 31— S. G- T C, 32— Florida . 3?—NMlcape , 2?—Georgia . 34— S. G. T. C. Mercer Merer r Mercer Merter Merter Mtrcci Mercer Mercer Mercer Mercer SELLERS KIRKSEY GuttJ CO-ED BASKETBALL SQUAD Ltfl to rftbi: Tilliuiu. WilLiamion, Pennell, Glenn, Farmer. Adim , Barrett, Holder, Sawyer, Hiigro� . HOLDER FvmirJ FARMER F rwayd ADAMS GwJ WILLIAMSON Crater CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM Diion, Yitu. MuibiJI, Wallace, Blank I. Manager Norrii. GLENN CiurJ FRESMMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD Tkt’J rent-; Couch Clark, Ctntoft, LAung, Hlllyer, Joner, Gerhart, Hill, SteiJmjn, Alien, CpJch NeSraith. Sti'OnJ rot� 1: Manager Him, Hcnpcrts, McClure, Shtrvi� , Apolkis, Lulibiouk, Gitihlig, Harmon, Anderson, Manager S� rm. firs ton : Norm, Kuhinn, till Ion, Smith, Cline, bridles'. Cubs Cubs Cubs Cubs FOOTBALL SCHEDULE o—Middle Georgia College 2 25-—Georgia Miliiary College ..............0 19—Oglethorpe B Team 0 1J—Bftvtott I'lfktf Institute ............ 0 57 2 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD Lift lo Rifly Dillard. Jones. Hirri- ton, Steadman, Cline, Allen, Seibert. Gerhart. BLUE KEV OFFICERS Jack Gautier..................PrtuJtnt Bern Crandall . . . Vice President Manuel Ma malaris . StereUry Sam Howell.................Treasurer MEMBERS Abe Conger Kenneth Harris Hunter Hurst Wylly Johnston Will Johnson ' Maine� Rawls Robert Smith Billy Smith A Li-rld Stapleton Bert Struct Edison Yates J. D. Blair Brainerd Currie Dr. John B. Clark Dr. Spright Dowell Dr. J. D. Freeman Dr. E. E. Overton Dr. H. H. Rogers Dr. Gordon Singleton OFFICERS Mary Emma Bln ton . President Eleanor Anthony . . Vice-President Emma Nokrh ..... Secretary Nellie Hill ..... Treasurer MEMBERS Marie Edwards Hettie Elder Helen Glenn Mary Pennell Ione Shepherd Edna Steger Catherine Thompson Edna Zuber Mrs. A. P. Montague. Advisor CARDINAL KEY PH! ETA SIGMA OFFICER George Brown.................Pretidtnt MEMBERS John Arnett Ben Bozeman Guyton Carr Charles Crow Abe Conger Charles Fulghum Jack Gautier George Grant Edwin M. Hood Elbert Jenkins Wylly Johnston Isaac Levine Sam Lowe W. R. Lynn H. T. Marshall Herman Moore Hugh M, Neisles Jack Powell Maines Rawls Barge Shi Bert Struby Edison Yates OFFICERS Edison Yates......................President Edwin Hood . Vice-President Russell Floyd........................Secretary Aurel Erwin.........................Trtaittrtr MEMBERS B. C. Adams Guyton Carr Charles Crow John Gregory H. T Marshall Elmer McClure Grady Morgan Phil Patten R. G. Williams Dr. Gordon G. Singleton KAPPA PHI KAPPA CICERONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS Tom Flournoy, Jr. . . . PrttiJtni Catherine Hawthorne Vicc-PrtsiJtnt MEMBERS Eleanor Anthony John Arnett Aleck Block Clyde Calhoun Margaret Chapman Billie Catherine Denvon John Dixon Frank Edvards Harold Edwards Leon Garfield James Gilbert Charles Hargrove Fred Harter Martha Hart Eugene Harris Walton Hodges Gladys Holder Edwin Hood Waulrne Hood Marie Horton Tom Horton James Jordan Lillian Kirtland Leslie Lawrence Isaac Levine Virginia Little Sam Lowe H. T. Marshall James Merritt Jack Nesbitt Freda Newsome Beverly Newton Emma Norris ’Warwick Norms Jane Orme Charles Parker James Parker Jack Powell Jon nil Reid DeVernon Robinson Walker Sammons Albert Sanders Julia Saltndfrs W. B. Skipworth Robert Smith Irma Willis J k ? CICERONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY PHI DELTA LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS Charles HEARN , • ■ , Prendent Robert Bale .... Vice-President Hugh Carnet , . Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Charles Anderson V, L. Barge RON Walter Brou n I James Burrell Julian Dycess Morgan Fiseier Fred Ford Thomas Holmes John Rabun Mainls Rawls Raymond Ricdon Lansing Reddick Karl Sanders Dr. H. H. Rogers� Advisor MEMBERS Marcahet Chapman Abe Conger Bob Crandall Bill Cutts Harry Dismuku Hunter Hurst Wylly Johnston j. H- Jones, Jr. W. R, Lynn Terry Murray Mary Pennell Trammell Shi Catherine Thompson iLBL'ii Stout, Director of Mercer Players HONORARY MEMBERS J. Kenneth Cameron Librarian Elvin Ellis Overton Profeuor of Late Pauline Rogers Beta Xi Cast James C. Shelburne Prof, of Public Speaking THE ZETA PI CAST of ALPHA PSI OMEGA, National Dramatic Fraternity THE MERCER CLUSTER Emma Norris Editor Fail Quarter Bill Cirrrs Editor Winter Quarter Lennie F. Davis Bu linen Manager Bert Strubv Managing Editor Hunter Hurst Ncm Editor Jack Tarver Sport i Editor Joe Btst Staff Writer Clyde Calhoun Staff Writer Ledford Carter Staff Writer Abe Conger, Jr. Staff Writer Harry Dismukes Staff Writer Billy Geeslin Staff U7 riter Helen Glenn Staff V? riter Will Johnson. Jr. Staff Writer Jimmy Jordan Staff Writer Howard Laney Staff Writer Sam Lowe Staff Writer f. R. Lynn Staff Writer Jack Powell Staff W riter Bob Sparks Staff Writer Malcolm Stokes Staff Writer Kenneth Harris Staff Writer Josie Brown Butineii Staff Virginia Little Busincn Staff Karl Sanders Butinas Staff Trammell Shi Business Staff Charlie Riijley Circulation Manager Charles Hodges Circulation Staff Wesley Marshall Circulation Staff Bailey Small Circulation Staff THE MERCER CLUSTER THE CAULDRON EDITORIAL STAFF 1 Will Johnson , Jr. Editor Bob Crandall Managing Editor Charles Hi arm Aahtant Managing Editor Hunter Hurst Sporti Editor Jimmy Jordan SoapiJwt Editor Bayne Barlielo Auistant Snspsbat Editor Johnny Reed Ann taut Editor Emma Norris Organisations Editor J Kekmeth Harris fiminrii Manager Joe Berg Georgf Brown Willis Conger Harry Dismukes Charles Ebyards Helen Glenn Bln Youmans S. J, T. Price, Ftcklly AJvUor THE CAULDRON BUSINESS STAFF GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Will Johnson, Jr, President Dr. Burt P. Richardson Abe Conger, Jr, Director JJmiiwm Manager CHORUS Tint Tenor Isaac Levine James Ratls Bailey Small Oscar Spicer Jesse Wilson First Hass Hugh Carney Tom Flournoy Fred Ford Charles Hargrove Leon Hear in Billy Knox R. C. Souper Mainls R.v Second Tenor Robert Bale Frank Bozeman Ledford Carter John Dixon Charles Hearn Jack Nesbitt Jack Phillips Malcolm Stokes Second Bass Abe Conger Bob Crandall Bill Cutts Morgan Fisher Bi n Gilbert James Gilbert T. R, Smith i, Accompanist 1 Chaiu ks Hearn Magriran W ill Johnson, Jr. . Frank Bozeman Trombone Bili Cotts . . Saxophone Frank Edwards . Drums Roy Finch . . Saxophone Morgan Fisher . Trombone Leon M la kin . Trumpet Bob Crandall Sfjlont Trombone and Director Elbert Jenkins . Trumpet James Jordan . , Saxophone Bailey Small . . Guitar T. R. Smith . . Trumpet Thurman Williams . Piano Clyde Wilson . .Tuba Maims Rawls Piano Soldi ORCI JESTRA INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB OFFICERS Dan Evans . President VAiti-iCK Norris . Vice-President Mary Pennell .... Secretary Ledford Carter .... Treasurer MEMBERS Herbikt Bailey Lucile Balkcom Calvin Bell Katherine Calhoun Charles Crow Almi Ervin Tom Flournoy, Jr. Ben Gilbert Shelton Goble James Gilbert Fred Harter Walton Hodges Edwin Hood Tom Horton J. H. Jones, Jr, MEMBERS Lillian Kikiund William Laur Isaac Levine Sam Love W. R. Lynn EL T. Marshall Jack. Mosel y Victor Mullin Mike Neisler Phil Patton Lansing Reddick Raymond Rigdon De Vernon Robinson Walker Sammons Albert Sanders Bob Sparks Bob Thompson Thurman Williams 'Virginia Williamson Louise Wilson L. W. Youmans INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB ministerial association OFFICERS Am plus How ard .... Prendent Rueus Higginbotham , Vice-President V. R. Smith .... Secretary Max O'Neal.....................Chorister Maine Rawls . Pianist Reginald Wall . Reporter MEMBERS Robert Bale Billie Barrett John Birch Marvin Brown James T. Burrell James Cook Charles Drake Julian Dyess Harold H, Edwards Clifton Forrester Allen Freeman H. E, Gaijoy Harvey Glazier Joseph Harper Thomas Holmes J. H. Jones, Jr. Hamilton Kimzet, Jr. Lillian Kirtland F� ed Loman Chari i s Maples Floyd Morgan Urban A. Moss Warwick Norris W. C. Oakes Alva L. Philips J. B. Pjckern James Raves Joseph E. Redden Lansing Reddick Joe Rickenbaker Luther B. Sauls W. J. Self Ernest C. Sheehan John M. Stallings Robert Jackson Tatum H. L. Taylor Virgil Vickers J. A, Wilson ministerial association BAPTIST STUDENTS' UNION Robert Smith President Hilda Blggs First Vi re-President Maine Rawls Second Vice-President Thomas Holmes Third Vice-President Christine Booth Third Vice-President Karl Sanders Secretary Walter Brown Tream ter Nellie Hill Pianist James Rawls Chorister James Burrell , finis tctial Rcpresentafiit Boyce Outen B. V. P. U, Representative Evelyn Sanders Life Sen ice Band Rep. Ruth Sauls Y IF. A. Representative Trammell Shi Methodist Representative Billy Smith At hie he Representative Edna Tomlinson Sunday School Rep, W. A, Keel Faculty Advisor OFFICERS Charles Ridley EiHiON Yates . Harriet Wall Nellie Hill ..... Trcamtcr l — MEMBERS B. C- Adams Eleanor Anthony Lynn Anthony William Barrett h Joe Canipelu 5 Guyton Carr Dorothy Chisholm Abe Conger, Jr. Hattie Mary Cook Mildred Don nan Aldon Ethridge Charles Fulghum Katherine Haypthornl Gladys Holder J. M. Jackson. Jr. Franklin Jones Billy Knox Ivan Lester Hugh Mabry Herman Moore Lloyd Ne 'berry Emma Norris Bailey Small Ione Shepherd Trammell Shi Emory Travick Harry Winters . President Vu e-President Si'iri’t.irx ALEMBIC CLUB MM CLUB OFFICERS James Fitzpatrick PraiJent Henry Lawrence Vice-Preudent Wright Baxemorl ... Secretary Harold Bunch ... Tremrirrr MEMBERS Caul Altonen Allan Bloodworth Charles Brown Henry Bryant Roger Dodd Ewing Edge Candler Hicks Hunter Hurst Martin Kumse Manuel Mama laris John Mattox Jack Morris Al Owen Grady Rainy George Rosu.h William C. Smith Jack Tarver Rod Tuaci i George Tyson Edwin Varner OFFICERS Virginia Williamson . . . Vietidtnt Manta Adams r . , Vicf’Prtsidtnl Gladys Holder Stcrclary-TrcatuftT MEMBERS Lucille Balkcom Margaret Barrett Edith Bateman Hilda Biggs Mary Joe Brown Marjorie Farmer Helen Glenn Lois Hargrove Katherine Hawthorne Marie Horton Janie Mongrief Beverly Newton Emma Norris Jane Or me Mary Pennell Claire Rowland Dorothy Sawyer Ione Shepherd Edna Steger Nancy Willingham CO-ED ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CO-ED M” CLUB y. W. A, OFFICERS Christine Booth .... President Margaret Barrett Vice-President Ruth Sauls.......................Secretary MEMBERS Manta Adams Eleanor Anthony Hilda Beggs Mary Joe Brown Katherine Calhoun Ruth Che eves Gladys Holder Lillian Kjrtland Mars' Pennell Evelyn Sanders Dorothy Sawyer Edna Tomlinson Louise Wilson Mrs. Gordon Singleton, Leader OFFICERS Jack Gautier...........................President K.ipp.1 Sigma Robert Asiimore . Vicr-Pmident Alpha Tau Omega Robert Reagan ...... Secretary Sigma Pi Harry Dismukes ..... Treasurer Pi Kappa Phi HELLENIC COUNCIL.. MEMBERS Sam Howell Alpha Tau Omega Morgan Fisher Kappa Alpha Andy Durham Alpha Lambda Tan Walter Doyle Pi Kappa Phi A, G, Pinkston. Jr. Alpha Lambda Tau William Barrett Pi Kappa Alpha William C. Smith Kappa Sigma Oun Morgan Pi Kappa Alpha Will Johnson, Jr. Phi Delta Theti William Knox Sigma Alpha Epsilon Jack Tarver Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma William Barnes Allan Blooiwtorth Jot Bhw; Haroih Bunch Ro$coe Cline Roger Dodo Fred Clements Alpha Epsilon Fred Eden James Fitzpatrick VlBERT FUNDERBURKE Wilson Hally At. Hosplrs Ben Hat Ivey William Knox Jack Pippin John Mattox Lynn Norms Warwick Norris Alton Owen Ruivi Sams Oscar Spicer Jack Tarver Ph, John Arnett Felder Bull FIELD Clyde Calhoun Donald Coleman Abe Conger Wilus Conger Bob Crandall T, Hoyt Davis Robert Dillard Frank Edvards Harold Edwards Tom Flournoy, Jr. Georgia Gamma Chapter Established 1872 Founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, IMS Colors; Argent and Azure Flower; White Carnation Delta Theta Leon Garfield WllLlRM Geeslin Charles HaRCROvf, Louie Hegidio Hunter Hurst Will Johnson, Jr, Jimmy Jordan J. M. Martin James Merritt, Jr. Jack Nesbitt Craveokd Parker Elm vn Patrick Al-fSttlT Pl [ARK James Pilcher Lansing Reddick Johnnie Reid R. C. Souder Bert Strl-by Clyde Tii son Marcus Ward Jimmie Watts Baxter Jones Henry Rogers W. A. Bootie K a p p a Albert Adams Charles Brown Georoe ¥. Brown John Calhoun Kappa Chapter Established 187) Founded at Washington and Lee University, 186! Colors: Crimson and Gold Flowers: Magnolia end Red Rose John Dixon Alpha Morgan Fisher Fred Ford Robert Garbute Kenneth Harris Leon Hearin Avriel Irvin Andrew Lyndon Bailey Small Ben Youmans J. D. Blair Dr. G. G. Singleton p p d Ka PiLF.CE ANDERSON Fred Beatty Francis Blanks Guy Cagle D. V. Childs Frank Cimpkrman Lennie Davis. Charles Fulgi-ium Jack Gautier Sigma E. C, Hamis Charles Hodges Martin Kltmsf Henry Lavrence Clyde Morton Wesley Marshall Womble McRae Lloyd Net berry Jack Poole Charles Ridley Trammell Shi Barge Sh Bill Smith Tom Steadman Rod Tu ach Chalmers Woodall Colson Ashmore Robert Ashmore Herbert Bailey Calvin Bell Branson Chandler Thomas Clodfelter Thomas Conner Daniel Evans Alpha Tau Omega Ben Gilbert James Gilbert Walter Godwin Randal Hammond Walton Hodges Thomas Horton Sam Howell Charles Isler j. Al. Jackson William Lal-r W R. Lynn Hugh Mabry Jack Mosely Mike Neblfk James Parker Phil Patten Robert Sparks Thurman Williams L. W. You MANS Pi Lei load Carter Pm it Chastain Walter Doyle Harry Dkmukes William Harbin Kappa Phi Fred Harper Robert Hardy Jack Hinton Charles Parker Jack Powell Df.VfRNON RtJHISSON W. B, Skipworth, Jr, Robert Stevens Mitchell York Dr. Ii. P. Richardson Alpha An or Durham Felix Johnson J. H. Jones Elliot Lawton Gamma Chapter Established 192} Founded at Oglethorpe University 1914 Colors: QlJ Gold and Black Flower: Red Row Lambda Ta u Norman Smith Hugh Tarver Harry Winters A. G. Pinkston, Jr. Kin von Seekers Leon Shellhouse ChariFi Anderson James Balkcom William Barrett Hlch Carnet Sam Chiles Pi I Kappa Alpha Bill Cum Charlls Chow Charles Lu'i arm Frank Edvards Harvey Glazier Harold Irvin William Kaderly William Kirksey Oliv Morgan Wilson Walker Sigma Ai E.cn Block Marvin Brovn Wilbur Eubanks Jack Haoattay Alpha Epsilon Chapter pAtiUishtd 1927 Elbi rt Junking Julius Johnson Vaaq Pritlhitt Rojjirt Ri acax Julius Tlnnlson Wright I r, John Ii. Clark BrAIMRI� CVKRH PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL OF SORORITIES Helen Glenn.................................................. President Alpha Kappa Mary Emma Benton....................................... Vice-Prttideni Theta Sigma Beta Edna Steger ....................................Secretary and Treasurer Phi Omega Eleanor Anthony.....................................Theta Sterna Beta Nellie Hill .......................................................Phi Omega Julia Saunders........................................ Atpha Kapfta PHI OMEGA Manta Adams Margaret Barrett Edith Bateman Hilda Biggs Christine Booth Katherine Calhoun Wilhemina Carr Mildred Donnan Elizabeth Gledhili Nellie Hill Emma Norris Evelyn Sanders Ruth Sauls Dorothy Sawyer Edna Stege Edna Tomlinson ALPHA KAPPA Lucile Balkcom Lydia Barrett Elisabeth Bow lb y Marie Edwards Polly Evans Marjorie Farmer Nell Fincher Helen Glenn Katherine Hawthorne Lucille Hitchcock Gladys Holder Betty Jenkins Annie Wheat Jones Anne Nolan Jane Orme Mary Pennell Harriett Pittman Margaret Pulliam Katy Rouchton Julia Saunders Ione Shepherd Flit A BETH SwiNLORD June Williams Virginia Williamson Irma Willis Louise Wilson THETA SIGMA BETA Eleanor Anthony Mary Emma Benton Josie Brown Mary Jo Brown Lhsose Cason Hattie Mary Cook Dot Cox Billie Denson Hettjf. Elder Martha Hart Margaret Heard Marii Horton Virginia Little Frieda Newsome Beverly Newton Dona Nicholas Claire Rowland Lyvian Sapimngton Harriet Wall Elizabeth Willingham Nancy Willingham Edna Zuber I MERCER UNIVERSITY MACON ' GEORGIA 18 3 3 Where Christian Culture Counts 19 3 7 ♦ AN INSTITUTION RICH IN TRADITION, CHRISTIAN IN ATMOSPHERE, LIBERAL IN TONE, MODERN IN VIEWPOINT The College of Liberal Arts and Applied Sciences is organized in a Junior College, comprising the freshman and sophomore years, a Senior College, comprising the junior and senior years; and a Graduate Depart- ment. Students who complete the Junior College are eligible for Junior College Certificates and Junior College Teachers’ Certificates. In addition to the regular courses leading to the general or cultural degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts, the College of Arts and Sciences offers pre-professional work in the following divisions: 1. Christianity, 2. Economics and Business Administration. 3. Ed neat ion. 4. Prc-Lcfidl studies, f, Pre-Medical and Pre-Dental studies. IT. The Graduate Department offers courses leading to the M.A. degree. III. The Law School is a standard three-year unit of the University with membership in the Association of American Law Schools. The three year curriculum, based on completion of the Junior College cur- riculum, leads to the LL.B. degree. Liberal Arts College students may take one year of Law as a major for the A.B. degree, or they may receive both the A.B. and LL.B. degrees upon completion of a six-year program. Expenses Reasonable Environment Wholesome ♦ For Catalogue and Other Information, Write THE REGISTRAR airplane VIEW of business district OF MACON MAYOR AND ALDERMEN—1936-1937 Herbert Smart Mayor Sam S. Chandler Charles L, Bowden Mrs, C, C. Harrold Harry D. Chapman Aldermen First Ward J. Milton Heard Second Ward C. E. Odom Third Ward Henry I Iakkis Fourth Ward Caldfr B. Clay Charles L, Bowden Mayor Pro Tern DeWitt McCrary Ben T. Waller, Jr, H. W, Pittman T. T. Carstarphf.n CITY OF MACON The Friendly City In The Heart of Georgia In Re: The New Lawyer’s Library The basis of every Lawyer’s Library should be the local books of the State in which he intends to practice, adding to these as the need demands and warrants. THE MOST IMPORTANT GEORGIA LAW BQOK5 ARE Code of Georgia Annotated Georgia Supreme Court Reports Georgia Court of Appeals Reports Digest of the State Reports Local Practice Books (TERMS IF DESIRED) • Complete list of Georgia Law Books mailed on request. YOIIR CORRESPONDENCE INVITED THE HARRISON COMPANY LAW BOOKS 151 SPRING STREET, N. W. ATLANTA, GEORGIA SERVING THE LEGAL PROFESSION SINCE 1908 THE SOUTH S LARGEST HOME FURNISHERS Cherry and MACON ' Broadway GEORGIA ; kt IO«J 4- As Mercer University Is An Outstanding Factor in the Development or Education in Georgia—jo are Drop By or Phone a CHICHESTER DRUG STORE College Hill Pharmacy Washington at Orange Phone 3914 Ingleside Pharmacy Vineville Ave, at Crumps PL Phone 9618 Tattnall Square Drug Store Linden at Coleman Phone 382 ulljr fHarmi SJplrgraph ...AND THE... fHarmi Stunting 3Jaua with more than 200.000 rraders. exert- ing their influence in educating the people of Georgia to use to better ad- vantage the wonderful resources at their own doors. : : : : These Stores Always Boost Mercer. We Invite Yon to See Us Often. WALGREEN WHERE A WELCOME ALWAYS AWAITS MERCER STUDENTS McClure Office MACON PAPER Equipment Co. COMPANY, Inc. EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFFICE • • PAPER . . . Agents for . .. A. B. DICK MIMEOGRAPH PAPER BAGS TABLETS TWINE ETC, AND SUPPLIES • Phone 903 S (SO-5 62 Mulberry Street HI-513 Fifth Street MACON ' GEORGIA MACON GEORGIA • Central Georgia CI« n tn4 b«« e«tih iiltlir ilh Baking Co. CALOX B A M B Y THE PENETRATING POVPIR THAT REACHES BREADS • O ini Stipi trine itf.j. Prpmti ih« fimu. PHONE S� en in tlii brush 4 0 p 0 McKESSON-RILEY • Tiulttmi Dtmtiiiti MACON GEORGIA 216 Cotton Avenue • MACON GEORGIA THE BEST DRESSED MEN J. A- MITCHELL � G. WILLIAMS WEAR Mitchell Williams MIUOUHUI Inc. Macon s Leading Druggist • HEADQUARTERS FOR College Clothes for College Men WESLEYANS . , . and . . . • MERCERIANS Where Rtiends Meet Friends THE SCHWOB COMPANY 403-40 £ Cherry Street 376 Second Street MACON GEORGIA MACON t GEORGIA It Is Always a Genuine Pleasuie Headquarters for Mercer Students For our friends of old Mercer, to well an for the people of Middle Georgia, to come Macon Hat Cleaners and to our store often, whether for business or just for a friendly call. Shoe Repairing The personnel of this store is at all times ready and eager to receive and chat with Phone 2626 Mercer atudenu and other friends. 416 Cherry St, Please let us strive to cooperate with you in every way possible. Macon Georgia May Mercer continue 10 grow and be an honor to Macon, the Heart of Georgia- NEWBERRYS Macon’s Smartest Men's 5-10-25-$ 1.00 STORE Wear Store W f _1 Students Doun own T erhrftfmait Headquarters CHERRY STREET AT THIRD 5 f9 Cherry Street HEART OF MACON THE NEW YORKER Compliments of . . . Central Georgia’s THE MACON CIGAR AND TOBACCO CO. Leading Restaurant Dealers in Private Rooms Wholesale Tobacco for Banquets and Candy 312-314 Second Street L. A. Walker R. D. Sams Macon - Georgia President Secy. Treas. RE-ROOF RIGHT... MURPHEY, TAYLOR AND anti be done with it! ELLIS, INC Put on 3 roof that will give lasting 470 Cherry St. Phone 267 weather-tight, tire-safe protection. Macon, Georgia • SCHWARTZ AND PHAUL Roofing Shed Metal and Air Conditioning A Complete Real Estate Plum St. Phone 340 . . and . - Insurance Service For Mercer Students .. . Taylor Iron Works Suppfy Co. MILADY CLEANERS Machine Shops, Foundry, Boiler Pays To Look Well” Shop and Mill Supply Store WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER PHONE 102 692 College St. Phone 817 Broadway Macon, Ga. R. H. PR REMAN. JR., Prtl. H Crn'l Mgr, J. L. SULLIVAN, J, TOM DENT, V r-Prrt. Srr'y Trim. The House of Quality Freeman - Dent Sullivan Company HEARD BROTHERS Cotton Factors • Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE FERTILIZERS ESTABLISHED 1859 MACON GEORGIA COLLINS BAKING c o m p a n y BREAD and CAKES • PHONE 4900 205 Cotton Ave. Macon Georgia While at Mercer Visit . . . WILLIS BRASWELL'S BARBER SHOP JiJ Third Street MACON, GA. Your Protection Against High Tonsorial Prices WILLIAMS JEWELRY CO. Jewelers and Silversmiths Ktpr i ntmg J. P, STEVENS ENGRAVING CO. MACON GEORGIA DIXIE ICE CREAM Pasteurized Milk DIXIE DAIRIES 658 Arch Street PHONE 3511 Macon Georgia Bulova - Elgin - Gruen Hamilton Watches All Grades and Models Rebuilt Watches Like New Less Than Half Price Geo. R. Anderson Watch Shop 35S Second St. 156 Cotton Ave. MACON, GA. THE FOLLOWING BANKS MEMBERS OF The Macon Clearing House Association □ extend congratulations and best wishes to Mercer, its faculty and the class of 1935. THE CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN NATIONAL BANK THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO., in Macon CH7 BANK TRUST CO., in Macon To the Matty Mercer Studenta ♦ . . COMPLIMENTS ' who have favored ua with their patronage during tbe past, we are most grateful, We shall endeavor to merit a continuance of this valued confidence through the pres- entation at all time of such nationally known producta as • DU-OWEAR CLOTHES CAPITOL RIALTO FRIENDLY SHOES FORTUNE SHOES INTERWOVEN SOCKS RITZ THEATRES THE X. V. CLOTHES SHOP (Direction Lucas Jenkins) 4f4 Cherry Street Willingham Sash and Door Company MANUFACTURERS Sash, Doors, Moulding and Millworlt Rough and Dressed Lumber J, 5. WALDORF SON Provisions and Feed A Good Place to Trade Phone -4031 621 Poplar St. Macon ; : Georgia MACON GEORGIA After a literary course, spe- w. A. SP1LLERS cialized business training is BARBECUE the best. A large number of lunch College Graduates enroll 470 Mulberry Street with us every year. Macon f Georgia • G. A. CB. SCHOOL of COMMERCE American Printing Company Reliable Printers?1 CLIFF QL-.MSTEAD MdHfttr PHONES 3500-3501 $67 Mulberry Street MACON GEORGIA 552 Mulberry St. MACON i GEORGIA DUNLAP-PEELER HARDWARE COMPANy Tools, Builders’ Hardware, Glidden’s Paints and Varnishes Sporting Goods, House Furnishing and Cutlery 4$6 Third St. Macon, Ga. Compliments of . . . BURDEN SMITH CO. • The Old Reliable Empire Store that has served three gen erations of Mercer men WEST STAGE EQUIPMENT COMPANy Art and Velour Curtains Compliments of EVES ELECTRICAL CO. Stage Scenery • G. E. West, Manager MACON ' GEORGIA $59 Mulberry St. Macon Georgia THE MACON SHOE CO. FLORSHEIM and WALK-OVER FOOTWEAR for MEN Compliments of KINGMAN - BURNETTE CO. 460 Plum St, Macon Georgia COMPLIMENTS of W. T. GRANT CO. The Store That Is Known for Values” ££ COMPLIMENTS f of SYNDERS Ready To Wear t + 622 Cherry Street I C. PENNEY CO. IT PAYS Mercer Students TO SHOP Where quality adds nothing to the price. At PENNEY'S Where Savings Are Greatest CRAWFORDS BARBECUE LUNCH Spedal Delivery to Mercer Students CORNER PINE AND BROADWAY Phone 4J72 MACON GEORGIA OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS for THE CAULDRON THE METRO STUDIO Workers of Fine Portraits and Commercial Prints by Photography Phone 890 572% Cherry Street MACON GEORGIA We Make ’em y u h b crsr B BBU IB m a a mm Yes, Men-—we make them, every pair, and you purchase them through our own stores. We say they’re America’s greatest values and so will you. Our women's shoes are purchased through high grade factories only. Mi-Lady will find them the very last word in fashionable footwear. ALABAMA Ill Third A . N. 159 Dauph.n Si. 32Vj Dour An. ARKANSAS Will Rock 222 Mila St. CALIFORNIA Oakland 220 W. (roadway Sacramento 721 K Street Saei Francisco San leu . � 7 S. Strict Davenport 211 W. Second St. Dei MDim 703 L«ult St. Stem City _________ 421 Fourth St. Waterloo IU S. Fourth St. KANSAS Mutchmron OS N Main St. Kama« Ciity ill hinr.nol Aw . iLeauenworth IK. Delaware St W.chlt J2I E. Douglai St. KiMteeKy Leiin-gton 51 W, Mala 5L IOUISIANA Salon Rouge � 7 Third St. Shreveport 417 Trial St. New Oileam ITS St. Charfe� St. New Oriear.i 142 S, Rampart St. I DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA W«ikia(ton 4� Ninth St. N.W. FLORIDA lackHHinUe IS W. lay St. Miami 41 E. Flagler St. Orlando 127 S. Orange St. Feniaeela 33 S. Palaloe St. Si. PetanbuiB 137 Cenl.al Am. lamp 704 Frank l.n SI. Famjht 1527 Senenlh A� r. Wetl Fafirt huh 340 CEematli Awe. GEORGIA Atlanta 43 Peachtree St.. N t. Atlanta 34 Marietta Si. Columbui 1127 Broadway MaC-on 543 Cherry SL ILLINOIS Alton 201 W. Third St. Chicago Clark 4 VanlL'cn Sti. Waukegan 20 N. Gcneiiec St. INDIANA Gary 4(2 (roadway IOWA MARYLAND Baltimore 425 E. Baltimore St. Baltimore 431 $. Broadway (alhmorc 111 Gieenmount A t. Bal«,more 203 N. Eu| w St. BallJmaet_______2291 G. Maiyemeert St. MICHIGAN DeHart 7C2? Jot, Carnpa St- Delroit I� No-ifot A«e. Detroit 145 Michigan A� t. Detroit 11115 f. Jetfertan A� . Delrait 7757 W Yert.il Hah. Detroit 2431 Sratiol Are. Detroit 5440 Michigan Aee. Flint 341 S, Saginaw St. MINNESOTA Minmea polit 411 Niceltct Are. Mmneapolie 11« Nicollet Art. $1. Paul 5« £. Seventh St. MISSISSIPPI Jatkion 11 W. Capiloi St. MISSOURI Joplin____ SIB Main St. St. Louie 5794 Carton Ave. til el Binghamt •) Mhdaan Syraeu«e NEW YORK n 23 Chenango St. 421 Warren 51 IS N. Sailna St NORTH CAROLINA Charlotte III W. Trade St Concord 14 S, Union St. Durham IB W. Main St, High Paint 134 S. Main, St, Rotky Mount 3« Main St Wilmington JOi N, Front St. Wink tan Salem 11 W, Fourth $t. OHIO Cincinnati 1154 Main St. Cleveland 1774 E. Ninth St. Cleveland 534 Public Square t� an 434 Broad-ay TaledP 424 Summit St. OKLAHOMA Chiekatha 111 CHickaiha A� . Muikogee 117 W. Broad-ay Oklahoma City IBI W. Broad-ay Shaunee IDS i Main St. Tu'ea 121 S. Main St. Tulia � 3 5, Main St. PENNSYLVANIA Bethlehem I2S E. Third SI. Hanover t9 Center Steal Seianrlem 431 Lackarranna A� e, Williameport 15 W Third St. Park Continental Squire SOUTH CAROLINA Andenen I is E. lemon St. Columbia 1544 Main SI. Greenville 2 5. Mam St. Spartanburg IK E, Mam St. TENNESSEE cl (rutol 424 State St. el Mrmphil 194 S. Mala St ll Naihville 241 Fourth A-� ,, N c Naih� ii� e ill Third An., N, TEXAS I) Delia 1304a Mein St, I) Fort Worth 7I| Main St, e|l MovTlon Male B Preatwa Sli cl Son Antonio 321 t Houilan St, VIRGIN IA e) Aleiandria. 43J King St, «I Danmll 4K Main St. c) Lynchburg 1000 Main St, cl Newport Ntw| J7I7 Woihiaftan A , el Norfolk 214 Main St. I) Norfolk 2� Granby St 1 Norfolk 112 Granby St, ol Petenbury 124 Sfuawt St. «1 Richmond 1� E. Broad St. Ik Richmond 424 E Broad St, e) Roanoke 111 S. JeTfirtOn St. WEST VIRGINIA ink le-cWry 4 Main St. n) Wheeling I HI Market St. 1 Huntington. 791 Third Ay , WISCONSIN lei Kenosha ST21 Strtfc A. tadlion ID I. Main St, • aulee P5 M. Third Si jcj Mndir W Milwa name operated under.) (cl Cannon Shoe Star� fn) Ne art Shoe Store ol O'Neil Shoe Stole (1) Roy Logan Shoe Slo'e {Men'i Sheroi |e) Economy Shoe Mart (r) Rainbow Apparel Shop LYON, HARRIS KAIGLER’S BUSINESS COLLEGE BROOKS • • Dedicated to service of the public. PRINTERS Desiring to give all people the best possible service, . . We solicit your investigation. RULERS • BINDERS Bookkeeping, Accounting, Shorthand, • Typewriting, Banking, Business Eng- lish. Spelling, Office Training, Lettei Writing and Mathematics. 560 Mulberry Street Phone 3517 or Write for Information 21 Wall Street Phone 876 Macon, Ga, Mrs. H. J, Kaigler, President Washington Block Macon, Georgia THE UNION MACON, GEORGIA CLOTHES FOR EVERY OCCAStON . . . , SPORTS BUSINESS FORMAL INFORMAL It's Our Pleasure to Show You! PAY US A VISIT - COMPLIMENTS OF ' M.acon Coca-Cola Bottling Co. W. T. WILLIFORD Stc'y C Trta. • PHONE 5 2 6 6 416-420 OAK STREET MACON, GEORGIA MERCER UNIVERSITY For the business you are giving us WE THANK YOU MACON GAS COMPANY ROBERT B. INGLE, Manager DANNENBERG'S Compliments of Macon's Leading Department Store S. L Orr Jewelry Company Next to Hotel Dempsey • MACON GEORGIA Only standard makes and mer- chandise that is absolutely de- pendable and guaranteed. . . . Mercer students always find a warm welcome at our store. BOWL FOB. HEALTH’S SAKE • LUCKY STRIKE BOWLING ALLEY • 35 9 Cotton Ave. :: 310 Cherry St, W. H. THORPE, Mercer, 111 C A. THORPE, Mercer, '12 R. S. Thorpe 85 Sons Clothing - Shoes - Hats Furnishings Cherry Street—Next to Hotel Dempsey BOYS' DEPARTMENT BEAUTY PARLOR Second Floor DEAN BAKEWELL Mercer, '19 V. S. THORPE. JR., Mercer, '37 Compliments of H. L GREEN COMPANY 450 Third Street Phone 2000 Compliments of .. . Central Sash and Door Co. • Lumber - Roofing Paints • macon Georgia MAXWELL BROTHERS HUCKABEEAUTOCO. FURNITURE CO. 45 5-457 Second Street Philco Radios Buick 1 Olds 1 Pontiac Cadillac LaSalle MACON GEORGIA GMC Trucks SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. S M 1T T y ’ S BARBECUE Sporting Goods Headquarters • • Where Mercer Men Meet 552 Third Street • MACON GEORGIA MACON GEORGIA Buy Your Stationery From KRESS and Save the Difference S. H. KRESS CO. 5-10 and 25-Cent Store Cherry Street Macon, Georgia c inti na f THERE ARE MANY REASONS WHY SUCCESSFUL ANNUALS REQUIRE THE SERVICES OF EXPERIENCED AND EXPERT CRAFTSMEN FOOTE DAVIES CO. HAVE THESE SERVICES . . . flte m vj n cc€ maty £ ? m patent t( I tail I y jjtnt I c £ ii t it c a d t it y A SPECIAL ANNUAL SALES AND SERVICE ORGANIZATION CREATIVE DESIGNERS AND LAYOUT ARTISTS • ABUNDANT EQUIPMENT . . . MODERN AND COMPLETE . PRICES REPRE- SENTING MAXIMUM IN VALUE 1 ATLANTA GEORGIA