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FRATERNITIES' M(6kat)ON V i: A H H D LJ I, MERCER UNIvBhSITY MACUN GEORGIA spec. c oL-i- , ) )30S3 fqcfO COPYRIGHT • RJ40 RAHGE Sill • saw JOHN IE H. IlhLIJ • Wusnwss Diana ,, We FAY Til I BUTE T □ JOHN D. EREEMAN ... A. M., 11. 11. Dr. Freeman, author, poet, scholar, minister, and instructor at Mercer for the past twelve years, has made invaluable contributions to the university: not only by virtue of his instruction, but by his human understanding anti encouragement which he extends to all with whom he comes in contact. Upon his resigning the chair of Christianity and Philosophy, where he has served with such distinction, Mercer loses one of its most respected and beloved faculty members. The student body takes this opportunity to salute you. Dr, freeman! BURT P. HICHAHUSDN B.S., AM., 13.Pd., Ph il., Ph D. {University of Leipzig) November 15, 1B6N—October 16, 1939 Although Dr. Richardson was generally noted among stu- dents ami professional men as one of the South s outstanding chemistry instructors, he was as equally noted among his asso- ciates as a lover of the arts ami a man of letters. I lls popu- larity among students was greatly enhanced by his influence in securing fellowships leading to further studies in the field of chemistry for many of them. “Mercer sustains a seemingly irreparable loss in ins passing. I SAMUEI. J. T. PRICE August 1, 1879—May 17, 1939 Samuel J. T. Price came to Mercer in 1918, and, from that rime until his death, served as business manager anil account- ant for the University He always had the institution at heart —his chief interest being the advancement of Mercer. He wag a Christian gentleman in every respect, an active church ► worker, always holding an office in every church with which lie was affiliated. I le was precise and efficient in his dealings, gaining the respect of all his transactors. n OIJ A gay and giddy round of dances, dates, class cuts, avoidance of de- ficiency slips by the skin of the teeth, romances, late hours, late rising, fun and more fun. This is college to some. To others, it is hooks, hooks, hooks, late hours (but studying, not dancing), tireless application, the dean’s list, perfect exam papers, becoming teacher’s pet graduation with honors. To still a third group, college is activities, organizations, meetings and more meetings, a long list after his name in the CAL’LDRON, studying when he has time, making good marks hy dint of his campus prominence, developing a number of talents. To a fourth group, college is an earnest battle to prepare themselves to make their way in the bigger college waiting outside. Others use a judicious mixture of the viewpoints mentioned. Somewhere in these groups lies college, a mixture of all of them so let's turn the pages and look at our college” and those who make it up. • r 7 u' (Svlrnrtn II lernoritt ftall bulli t: 1904 by Mi G iqo C Solrr.an m memory ol b-.r husband was improved and enbuged in 1930 « the Joseph E. WUlot Science Building arid inroad over to the biology department !oi its exclusive us An ««tension was added which doubled the capacity of the building, and enionsive irnpicvoments were added o the iacdttiax of th« biology students. Approximately SS0.00G was expended in the remodelling ol the building proper and tho addition ul now apparatus which renders iha revamped structure one of tho Unes I most modern biology buildings in this part of the country • 3L III ener d a n- « mid nui on the campus since 1939, la one of the meat Impressive buildings ol the university having an assembly hall that seats 300 and a library capacity ol IS,000 volumes. It la constructed in Collegia' Gothic style and is completely fireprooi. with three class rooms, a moot court room, and an cilice for each laculty member. This wm pact, neat and orderly building teams the nucleus for on cl the linear law schools ol its size in llm South • rlh riiiot ij JiuilditUj Wl h ihn addition or' -s hindmnm Faculty CJub Boom tpad«i pr.B iljk Ihnsurjh 4 donaHon by uolusd bua Rotwrta. itpi Glocior Memorial FlUldind ' sow rantnt el dually and gr rw. Th oflice ot doan n) iho Sominsry. i Urg sssmntily room tor 'he w oi the As-sooV-tep. tWe •'■'hor qfllcM lor jwoloMor in Ibu dopattmon' 4rto (cur tpcltjlltr. loom , Ikll .-v-ropfio spar.odV W’U «quipped local poittr :ar mmimmal studont intorMt. • rPtvxitIent x Kutnr £Hua' d in o bMuiilul laodaoipi and surrounded by tropical ohtubHny, 'ho ProsMep' Hotwr on ‘-ho cwpof ol Adairj Strom and Coleman Aventiu Is Well la bodplcq with the •irchH'v-tuial duaiqn o! its nvsghbor. itic Faculty Apart otntL • filrahtj ( (.part me tit a Elgltl piulesiors and tholr families mo ««ommodatod in Itf roodnm- idllc auiioi. Loca! d on Adams S'rnot laring Iho Library. Iho «par’- inonls effer ciinveriinnl rnslduncv to faculty memt-ord VIEWS iiiittixiraiifKt 'JiinlJtfitj Contniucicd along fai ? ninotwnth cor - luty European patterns, it is tho a Ideal buiWlnq now standing on th« «rampia It Has thirty font rooms Id its lour slcitPs, Situ Hiftt and 'bird o! which art? given nvtj| to doBsroosns, wliHo iJiic ri and Hear it conftmrd ro adimnisiraiivo and ekecullvc n-IHcos:- Tito rea! ai con- uiructsan was SlDO.OOO. . -7L 7 i furl tj © tit iU, Although Iho Library Building lr- somowhai ir.dividualiitic 1« tofru uJ con sirudicn. it design alijl telauia ih® grace found in olh j structures on she campus. ll was flfil built in 1900 through a gill t i And raw CaMiogW' a:! twenty I ivo ihousared: dojlsni'r In 1.937, H won rotnoddlled and mado imipjncL With the addlbon a( Ijnprovesnvnls each year, she Library now Is equipped with steel book slacks, reference and period- ical reading rooms, and a vault for the sisragn ul rare decumanis and pans pMet CAMIJ U 5 VIEWS fonfUt Jfnff PpnJipla Bali a S ™' anf OVimMsifan, “ Sru Hi AekivJii fe?® livwslly lho building th„ ; Hcas d in iwo. and a i« T on, 'he bool: 4tlQn he 3 pris.l1iwmrnQ ch S!ud Jr ofQifu, U.M r« 19 . a cwnpSb S Ca' i Jw it, chromium tarnW , w„ « JJ? rJ ,uU '• m •tfJKKUdatjl. H.r,n.|, an- noB-midBfti siud-fii. i,t 6h rft,ldan' act «di ) .Shnrwnod V,‘J Wm d fa. Mercvj ,h,) WM1 lour , « • 7L (%,„„, r UiU) : Urun |t ‘ onl ® located rs 'Z “ Jh® hapqj. 4 (ta . . m ’he rear a-Mlln, capacity aJ 0faK, h «1 « cf (I a,000 J the i«|h adred- fn ° ° dra?fio(jc5. ' t ct °1 h director VIEWS • ! i (Saena1 HciH Headquarters for sUldenl of physios artd chemiUry. e Wlggs Science Hall was buill wilh funds donaled by Mrs. Walton H WKPJS In 190-1. Both th« physics and chemistry departments aia equipped with classrooms, labo- ratories, workshops, storage rooms, and offices for instructors. Latest devices for study of pt«- medical work are Included In s supplies. • IPorter Kail (j ijninasiuni Comptetnd in 193B, Porter Hall serve as a renter ! recreallcnal activity and physical education. Intramural contests and other ath- letic evenis ate also held In the building. In lha bstemoni on each side ol ihe basketball court are adequate dressing rooms, showers, ana similar conveniences. CAMPUS cfL . PRESIDENT DR. SPRIGHT DOWELL A, ., M.A., I.L.Ll. f mi fleri nf the L mi'trsiiy Having completed the first half of his ten-year plan in 1938, Dr. Dowell since that time lias dressed the campus in a new glory--the recently completed Rob- erts Hail dormitory, and the remodeled Joseph E. Willet Science building. Dr. Dowell personui fies Mercer's expansion, ailvaticemcnr. and intellectual develop- ment. .. th DEAN . DR. JOHN It, CLARK B.S., A M., PJI.D. DfUfi of the Coitfi r of .Irtf mid Sciences A competent administrator of Mercer’s scholastic affairs. Dr. Clark has given the L niversity an excellent educational system. Even student seeks and respects his guid ance while in college. DEAN o LAW. I R. E. E. OVERTON Ph.lt., J.IJi De an of Late School As both a lawyer and teacher, Dean Overton lias expended end- less effort in maintaining the pres- ent high standards of Mercer's fillly-avcrcdited law school. I)R. JOHN I). ALLEN A.It.. A.M., Ph.D. Head of Journalism Department DR. ROBERT EARLE ANTHONY A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D. Professor of (Jfastir a! l.tinifuai ef PROFESSOR T. A. KANTKt )KT A lt.. AM. He ad of Mat hematics Department PROFESSOR WAYNE R. HKTTNEK I.L.B.. LL.M. Professor of l .citi' PROFESSOR WILLIAM AI OI STI S BOO TEE. A lt EE B Professor of f. nc PROFESSOR WI EE I AM JOSEPH BRADLEY, A.B., A.M. Professor of History PROFESSOR CiAIL I.EKE CARV ER A.H., A.M. Professor of fiioltn y DR. ) OBI AH CRCDCP A.H.. A.M.. Ph.D. Professor of Physics ALLEN ANTHONY BANCROFT BETTNflH BOOTLE BRADLEY CARVER CRUDUP DR, DAVID M„ FK.1LD A.H.. LL.D. Prafcnor of Law MAJOR KENNETH 15. FERGUSON A, It., A.M, (Oxon) Prufestttr rif hnte rn f.itiiguagri DR. E. XL HIGHSMITH Pli.H, M.A., Ph.D. Head of kiit t fllion f t p'irinirrit and Dirertor iif Summer (Juarter DR. HANSFORD I). JOHNSON A.B„ 13,D,, U.D.. I.L.D, Head 'if t'hriilianit) Department FEtLD FERGUSON KNIGHT PARK DK. FRED L, JONES A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Head tf Eagtiih Dr purl merit DR. O'l IS D. KNIGHT A H , M.A., Ph D Profeanr of Ptyckfdbfx PROFESSOR ORVILLE A PARK LL.B., LL.D. Pnifrlstir 'if Lati' DR. JACK ROGERS PARSE!.L A.B., M.A., Ph.D. fluid 'it Iiitleru I,angu ) • Depmt ment HJGHSMTTH JOHNSON PARSILL I MERCER FACULTY DR. FRITZ L. REDLICH Ph.D. (I'aivnsil) of Berlin) Head iif b.tnnnmici Depart ment PROFESSOR JOSEPH ROBINSON A.II., M.A. Prof el tor f hngliih TONES EDUCH ROBINSON SMALLEY SMITH SNOW STEWART STOUT STROZIEH TUPPER BLAIR HUBBARD RUSSELL PROFESSOR T. SMALLEY A.II., M.A. PROFESSOR 11A K R N STONE TKOZIKK A.IE. LI..IE. Pli.R Professor y English Professor f Law PROFESSOR JOHN K I.. SMITH A.IE, PH.IE. LL.B. Professor of Lem- PROFESSOR CI BBEDGE SNOW A.B., LL.B. Professor of Law l)R NAiN’CV STEWART A.IE, M.A., PJi.l), ( University of Paris.I Professor rtf Modern Languages DR. WILBUR V. STOUT A. IE, ALA PI..D. Director of Dramatics MERCER FACULTY DR. KKRK RON ( I I UPPER A.IE. ALA.. D.D I I D, Professor of Christianity MAJOR JOHN D. BLAIR. SR. B.S. A ting Registrar CHARLESW HIBBARD business Manager COACH LAKE RUSSELL A.B. Head Coach and Director of Physical Education MISS SALLIK ROONE A.B., M.A. (Honorary) Librarian L meritus MISS MARTHA BROWN T rtasurer KENNETH CAMERON A B., A.M. Librarian JOE Q. DOLOHERIA A.li. Assistant iHrrrrnr of l‘hi sit A f. t! :i cal ion MRS. A. VV. JOHNSON Secretary to I nicer sit y Accountant MISS ELIZABETH JOHNSTON Secretary to Dean of Ltnv School MERCER STAFF • MISS ANNIE MAYS A.H., A.M. Assistant Librarian MRS. PAULINE RLK5ERS STOUT A.B., M.A. Keeper of Museum MISS FRANCES FLOYD Secretary fa Alumni Secretary MRS A. P MONTA(It E AM MRS. At I NFS WOOD WATSON t'nntpui Mother Assistant Registrar DANIEL K. GRAIII. A.B. Secretary to Head of Lducation f ) epitr Irn rn t M C PIERCE Superintendent of Iftiildinels and Grounds MISS DOROTHEA WILLIAMS Secretary to Dean of College of Arts and Sciente! c I-ASSES! Credits and quality points, failures and brilliant success, moments of pre-exam horror, bluffs that fooled the teacher (and those that didn’t , the romance with that pretty sophomore that busted up, the time you tied l)r. Anthony’s cow in chapel 011 Halloween, your picture in the annual with a shaved head and a criminal expression, the time you made an “A when you only expected a C land vice versa), your first debate- what a flood of memories is called up by the magic word, “classes”... Memories, tender and ludicrous, painful and soothing, which are enjoyed by the seniors in greater profusion perhaps, but shared by oil classes down to the not-so- lowly freshman. So on to the records! CLASS OFFICERS: (Lell to Rfcghl) Elmo Draught !. Senior Class: ttoracn- Richter, Junior Class; Or Lin Howell, Sephomore Class; Lae Coney. Freshman Class, 1 iticncsn --------1Z ft i: i n b ;i AKIN ANDREWS ALLEN ALBERT JAMES HENDERSON AKIN. JR. .-Illtinia, Ga. A. . B.S.L. Council, , 4; Glee Club. 3, 4; Ministerial A ociiition, 3, 4; A Capella Choir. 3. 4. WINIFRED I.KOLA ANDREWS .Macon, Ga. A,8. Co-ed Chib. 2. 3. 4; Younc Women's Auxiliary, 2, 3, 4. Neal ALLEN JUmuy. Ga. a. a, Kappa Sigma; Freshman Football. 1 I Freshman Basketball, I; Varsity Foot- ball, 2. 3, 4; Vnrsitv Basketball, 2. 3, 4: M” Club, 2, 3, 4; Second Tcnm, Little All-America. 4. talLDRED ALBERT Mat on, Ga. A. B. Alembic Club, 3, 4 ; Alpha Psi Omega National Dramatic Society. 3, 4; Co-ed Club, 2. 3, 4 a i: i ii ii m i: h i: i: h x ARNETT BEATY BELL BROWN JOHN NORMAN ARNETT, JR . ewnan. tin. A.B. Phi Delta Theta; Alembic Club, I; L'a( ( duos' Stall, 4; Ciceronian Lit- erary Society. I ; Cluster Stati. I ; Newspaper Club, I ; Phi Eta Sigma, Freshman Honor Fraternity, I, 2, 4; Historian, 2, JESSE STALLINGS BELL' Preston, G i. A.B. ILS.C. Council, 4; Ministerial Asso- ciation, 3, 4. IJER5CHEL FREDERICK BEATY, JR. l rtton, Go. A.B. Kappa Sigma; Ca U L1 ro Staff, 4; Cluster Staff, 4, 4: Glee Club, 2, 5; Orchestra, J, 2. J. L BROWN-' H'artkm. tin. A.B. C.ut.D ox Staff, 4; H.S.C. Council, C Ministerial A-soriation. 3, 4; Stu- dent Council, 4. Life Service Hand. 3. 4; Intramural Boa id, 4. i i;im; k 1Z i: v i ii CALHOUN CALLAWAY CARP CHAMBLESS Vlyde regenstein CALHOUN Colquitt, Gh. A, It. Plhi Delta Theta i Illuc Key National Honor Fraternity, 4, 4; Ciceronian Lit- erary Society, 1, 2; Cluster Staff. 1. 2, .1. Maiiiigiine Editor, -J : Freshman Debater, I; Newspaper Club. I. 2, 2, Viec- I’resident, I; SilhatuH. Staff, 2, 2, 4, Managing Editor, 4; Checi Leader. 2, 2: Athletic Publicity Director, 4. AvILHEMINA CARR Macau. Ha. A.H. Cavi-DRO.v Staff, 2. 4. 4; Ciceronian Literary Society, 4; International Rela- tions Club, 2, 4; Sigma Epsilon Na- rionat Education Sorority, 4; Merce Players. 1, 2„ 4. 4; Sienna Mu Honoi Fraternity, 4, 4; Vice-President, Co-ed Club. 4; Soloist, A Capella Choir, 2, 4, 4; Cardinal Kcs Notion.il Honor So rofity. 4, Ministerial Association, 4. 4. TI CKER NOYES CALLAWAY ' Atlanta, Ga. Cai i.DRov Staff, 4, 4; It.S.t , Council, 4, Viec-lYirsitletu, 4; Cluster Staff. 4.. Business .Manager, 4: (.lee Club, 4, 4; Ministerial Association, I, 4, Treasurer, 4; Listed in Who's Who Among St dents in American Universities and Colleges, 4. W)KK CHAMHLESS l} iwiOu, Ga A, is. 2 ____________________ s e ni i ti ii s m i: n i:e it x CHAPMAN CUNE CRAWFORD CROW J1ARRIETTE ELIZABETH CHAPMAN Mill Olt, (ill A.EL I'hi Mu: Cardinal ke National Honor Sorority, 4; Ciceronian Literary Society, 4; Clutter Staff, .4. Sigma Epsilon National Education Sorority, Secret,in 4; Young Women s Auxiliary, 3, 4; A Capella Choir, 3; Co-ed Club, 3, 4. DALE CRAWFORD Macon, Gu. A.B. Phi Mu, Vice-President, 4; Alpha Psi Omega National Dramatic Society, 3, Treasure!. 4 Cardinal Key National Honor Sorority, 3, 4: Co-ed Athletic Association, 3, 4; (Uniter Staff. 3; Cal loros Staff, 4 : A Capella Choir, 3 ; Vice-President, Student Hotly, 4; Must Popular Co-ed, 3. Mercer Players, 3. 4: Kappa Sigma Sponsor, 4. ROSCOE CONKIN CLINE, JR.'-' Bradenton, Fla. A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, President, 4: Silhouette Staff. 4; Varsity Football, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Basketball, 3. 4: M Club. 2. 3, 4: Freshman Football. 1 r Freshman lj.i-.kctb.dl, 1 ; Blue Key National Honor Fraternity, 4; Pan Hellenic Council ot Fraternities, 4. SIBYL CROW S Macon, Ga A.B. Sigma Epsilon N Ltional Education So rarity, 3. Vice-President. 4: Young Womens Auxiliary, 3, 4. ;; i: itms T k IZ DAVIS DILLARD DONEHOD DRAKE AVM.II HERMAN DAVIS It fact . Go. a.it., Li..a. Kappa Alpha; Alpha lJ i Omeya Na- tional Dramatic Society, 3, 4; Var itv Debater. 3. 4; I’hi Eta Sj ma National Honor Fraternity. 2, 3, 4: Silhati- ftlt Staff, 2, 3, 4. Associate Editor. 4: Student Council, 4; Varsity Tennis. 2, 4: l!urinr s Staff. Freshman Hand lujok, 2; Outstanding Freshman, I; Blue Key National Honor Fraternity. 4. AVI LI. I AM MONTGOMERV DONEIIOO Rntwell, On. A. It.. 1.1..B. International Relations Club. ROBERT HIRAM DILLARD v .l rtcow. Git. A.B. Phi Delta Theta; Cat timov Sta , I, 2; Cluster Staff, 1. 2. 3, 4; Inter- djIimihI Relations Club, I, 2, 3 : aisitt Basketball. ]. 2. 3. 4: M' Club. 2. x 4; Student Activities Committee, 3; Intramural Hoard, 4, CHARLES WESLEY DRAKEJ Turin, Git, A.R, B.S.l . Council, 4; Ministerial Associa- tion, I. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President, 3. Presi- dent. 4; Life Service Hand, I, 2, 3, 4. M e ii i i: n s e Ml II SI------ DPAUGHON DuPREE DURDEN EDEN ELMO I . DRAl't ;HON America , Ga. A.B. Alpha Tan Omega, President, 4; Presi dent. Senior Class, 4, HARVEY HAROLD Ut PHI I. A fclntyre, Ga. A.B. Alemhic Club, 3, 4 ; Glee Club, 3,4, Charles sit rgeon m riien. JR. •StevJin loro, Ga, A.B. Phi Della Tlicia; Alembic Club, 3: Ciceronian Literary Socien. I ; Girt Club, 2, JOHN FREDERICK EDEN James, Ga. A.B, Siyina Alpha Epsilon ; Kappa Phi Kappa National Education Fraternity, 4. mu:i:n S i: HIH fi i FARR FORD GALLOWAY G EXSUN AdOYT GORDON FARR Thornton. (in. A.B. Ministerial Association, I, 2. .5, 4. Vice- President, 3. 4:DWORD DAVIS GALLOWAY Iron City, 6V A.B. Alpha Lambda Tau; Ministerial Asso- ciat ion, ,5,4, FREDERICK REYNOLDS FORD Utica, .V. V A.B. Kappa Alpha; lice Club, ] ; Ordirstra, I. 2; Treasurer. Sophomore Class. 2, Villia.m Fleming gekslin .1 far on, Gn, Phi Delta Hirta; Iilur Kev National Honor Fraternity, 5, President, 4; CtuiUr Staff. I. 2. Managing Editor, 5, Editor, 4; Chtsitr Board of Control, ,5, 4 ; Freshman Debater, I ; Newspaper Club, 1. 2, 3, 4, President, .5; Sports Editor, Mi’nrittn, 3; Sigma Epsilon National Winns' Fiatemiu, 4: Listed in Who's Who Among Students in American I diversities and Colleges, 4, I i i: it f: i: it fi i: i D ii s — GERHARDT G1LL0N HAMMONDS HARDIN ALFONSO WENDELL GERHARDT si iron, 0. A. B. Kappa Sigma: “-M Club. 2, 3, 4; Clustrt Staff, 2, 3: Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Foot hall, 1; Errs li- man Basketball, 1 : Varsity Basketball. 2, 3, 4. RANDALL HAMMONDS ' Maron, Ga. A.B. Pi Kappa Phi: Alembic Club, 2, 3: In tcinational Relations Club, 2, 3, 4: .Mer- cer Players, 3. OSCAR GRADY GILLON- AlllCO t, (ill. A.B. I rcsliman Football. 1 : Varsity Football. 2, 3, 4 : VI Club, 2, 3, -1; Pan-Hellenic Council of Fraternities. 3; Freshman Honor Fraternity, 4; Alembic Club, 4; .Alpha Lambda Tau; Blue Key National Advisor, 4, CHARLES CORNEL!I S HARDING L ifaytite. Ga. A. 91. .Ministerial Association, 4, iii: iiin.'i T IZ HARRISON HART HOBBS HOGAN i MARTHA ELIZABETH HARRISON A1ARTHA ELIZABETH HAR T DI aco , (7(i, Alpha Delta IN; Cardinal kes National Honor Sorority. 4; Ciceronian Literary Society„ 2, 3. 4; International Relations Club, 2, 3: A Capelin Choir, 3, 4: Alembic Club, 4: Sijjina Epsilon Na- tional Education Sorority, 4, 'MARION ELIZABETH HOURS Mitco 1, G t. A.B. fatfin, Ga. A.B. Phi 3Iu: Ciceronian l iterary Society, I. 2, 3; Co-ed Athletic Association. 4: Veuiii! Wiinifris Auxiliary, I. 2, 3; Co-ed Club, JOHN FRANCIS HO IAN Portland, Mt. A.B, Alpha Ian Omega: CaL'I.DRom Staff, 3, 4; Cluster Stair, 4; Cluiter Board of Control, 4: Newspaper Club, 3; Silhouftft Staff, 3; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil oi Fraternities, President, 4: Sigma Epsilon National Writers' Fraternity. 2 l i:ili:i:il se iv 111 ns XI HOLLAND HORTON TONES TONES JORDAN WILLIAM HOLLAND Bremen, (}a. A.t. Kappa I'Jii Kappa NatirinaJ I'!dtic.ition Fraternity, 3,+; Ministerial Association, 3, 4: Sccrttarv-J rrasurcr, Student Bodv, 4. MARIE LOUISE HORTON Macon, Ga. Phi Mu; Co-ed Club; Alpha Psi Omega National Dramatic Socicl President. 4; Cardinal Kn National Honor Sorority, 3, President, 4; Co-ed Athletic Association, 1. 2. J, 4; Sigma Epsilon National Education Sorority, 4; Mercer Players, I, 2; Listed in Winds Who Among Students in American I 11 i- versities and Colleges, 4. ANNIE WHEAT JONES .Macon, Ga. Alpha Delta Pi; Cluster Staff. 2, 4, Managing Editor. 4: A Caprlla Choir I 4; Newspaper Club, 2, J, 4; Sil- houette Staff, 2, 3. Associate Editor, 4; President oi Pan-Hellenic Council of Sororities, 4 ; «Sigma Alpha E|«iton Spon- sor, 4; Intramural Hoard. 4. JOHN WILLIAM JONES ✓ A tlanta, Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Ereshman Foot- ball, I : Varsity Footbajl, 2, Captain, 4; M Club. 2. 4. President, 4: Fresh man Hanker hall, L mi: ii licit iz: c i it ii !i i KNIGHT KOEN LOWE MdLVAtNC ✓FRANK MICH MAI. KOEN Jarre dr Grace, .ltd. A.B. Cheer Leader, 4. 'KEN i. MdLVAlNE tfadswarik, O. A.B. Sii'Dia Alpha Epsilon Varsity Basket- ball, 3, 4; VarsiTv Foot bn II, 3, 4; M Club, 3, 4, yHARO .|) CI-AIDK KMlilf Mfll tJH. (ill. A.B. JSAMl EL I RANKL1N LOWE Atlanta, Ga, A.R., u.,b, Blue Key National Honor Fraternity. 3, 4; C u ijjrun Staff 2; fi. S. I , Council, I. 2, 3: Ciceronian Literary Society, I, 2, 3, 4. President. ; Chi- ter Stall. I, 3: arsitv Uebatet. 2, 4. 4; International RrUtion Club, ], 2, 3 Vice-President. 2; Phi Eta Sigma Na tiohal Honor Eratemitv, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 2; Varsity Tennis Manager, 3. 4; Outstanding Freshman, 1 ; Student Council, 2; Law Club, 4; Sigma Mu Scholastic Fraternity, 3. 4: Listed in Who's Who Among Students in Amer- ican Universities and Colleges, 3. y miEi; iT SENIOR 3 MESRITT MITCHELL MONK MORRIS JAMES WRIGHT MERRITT, JR ' Colquitt. Cin. A. 8. Phi Delta Theta: Alembic Club. 4: Ciceronian Literary Society, 2. .4; CbiUfr Staff, I; Freshman Debater. 1, RUFUS STEPHENSON MONK .Moult tit, Go. AB. B.S.l . Council, ?. 4: Kappa Phi Kappa National Education Fraternity, 3, 4; Ministerial Association, 3, 4. WILLIAM EMMETr MITCHELL SrriUflt'itir. (in. A.B. C'icrroniari Literary Society. 3; Inter national Relations Club, 4: Glee Club. 4, 4; Ministerial Association, i. 4: A Capella Choir, 3, 4 ; Baptist Training Union. President, 3; B.S.l Council, 4; Mererr Players, 4, JOHN GLENN MORRIS .It I an in, Gn. A.B. Blue Key National Honor Fraternity. 3, Secretary, 4: B.S.l . Council, 3, 4; Glee Club. 3, 4: Ministerial Association, 2. 3, 4, President. 3: President, Student Body, 4; Life Service Band, President, 4: Listed in Who.- Who Among Stu- dents in American L Diversities and Colleges, 4. ? m i: i!i:i:n 1Z 5 E NI n r I NEWTON ORME PFCKERN PILCH EH ELIZABETH EDEN NEWTON J (Uinta. Ga. A.H. Alpha Dclti I'i; Ciceronian Eitcrary Society, 4; Co-ed Athletic Association. 4, 4; International Relations Club. 4; Young Women % Auxiliary, 4 4; A Capella Choir, 4. 4: Co-ed Club, 4, 4. iam; Ok.vie Altitun, (in. A.Bi Alpha Delta Pi: Sigma Epsilon N;« rionat Education Sorority, 4: Secretary- Ereasurer, Junior Class, 4. J JORDAN BENNETT PlCKEKN CWur , Ga. A.B. Ministerial Association, I, 2, 4, 4; li.S.C. Council, I. 2. 4. 4: Chi Alpha Omega Ministerial Fraternity , 4, 4. jJAMES WRIGH'I' PILCHER ff ’r ns. Go. A.a. K.ippa Sigma: Freshman Football, I; Intramural Hoard, 4; Alembic Club, 4. mn:i: ii s t: i ii n s XI PDWF.LL PRITCHETT PULLIAM RFED W ILLIAM FORK! ST POWKU. - .1 IltfUH, ClI. I rainri, I' not ball and I Snslct-t b;ill Teams. I, 2, 3, 4; M Chib, 4. MARCiARET HELL PULLIAM Al ttfiit. Ca A. a. Alpha Delta Pi; Cauijuios Staff, 4, 4.: Cm i ! Athletic A'-aieiation, 2, 4, 4; International Relation's Club. 2, 3. 4; A Capella Choir, i, 4; Sigma Epsilon National Education Sorority. 4: Sil hnuettf Staff, 2; Student Council, v WARD HOL'P PRITCHETT '' MilfUn, fin. A.R. Simula Pi; Clastrr Staff. 4; Freshman Debar n, I: Varsity Debater. 2, 4, 4; SilhourtU Staff. 4 ; Mercer Players. 3, JOHN HAMILTON REED. JR- Gmnervllle, (In. A.a. Phi Delta I beta. President, 4 ; Blue ker National Honor Fraternity, 3. 4; Busi- ness Manager, 4 u t.nwv. 4. 4; Presb denis' Council; Pan-Hcllenic Council. 3. 4; International Relations Club; Ciceronian Literary Society, 1, 2: CliKi-r Staff, 1, 2; Silh’iuetu Staff. 2; tiler Club, 1.2, 5, 4: Listed i.l Who's Who Among Students in American I lit versities and Colleges. 4; Newspaper Club, 2. vi i: ii he ii 7 Z si:ivibibs REID RIVEHS SAMS SHEPHERD MARJORIE LOIS REID Muron, Ga. A. It. Phi Mu, President, 4; Advertising Staff. CaI'UHWJN, 4: Cardinal Key Na- tional Honor Sorori tv, 3, 4; Interna- tional Re-latinos Club, 3, 4 ; A Capella Choir, 3, 4 ; Phi l elta Theta Sponsor, 4. flUIFUS DORSEY SAMS Moron, it'a. A. Ft. Sigitlia Alpha Epsilon; C.u ’loron Staff, 2: Manager, Varsity Football, 2. ROBERT ERNEST RIVERS, JR. GIntwood, Ga. A.R. Phi Delta Theta. H CHERT BEVERLY SHEPHERD or man Park, Ga. A.R. Ministerial Association, 3, Vice-Presi- dent, 4: B.S.l , ________________! !i i: IIIII !i mi:bi:i:h ----------------- SHI SMITH SOUDCR STONE JOSEPH EMORY ItARGE SHI ' .Maton. da, A.B. Kappa Sigma, Secretary, A: Blue Ke National Jiooui Ftuternity, 3, Trea? lifer, 4; C L’LOROS' Stall, 1, 2, Afl isf, 4, Kill tor 4; Cfmter Stall, 2, Associate Kditor. .i; Clustri Hoard rif Control, .1: Newspaper Club, 2. Treasurer, A, President, 4: Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Fraternity, 1, 2. 2, 4, Srsrrtan, .1; Honorable frntion, Outstanding Krcshiiwiii, I: Sibina Tp- '.iliin National Writers' Fraternity. Treasure , .1. Vice-President, 4: Si - hvtietii Stall. 2, 4. 4. Associate Kditor, 4: Secretary, breshmati Cl; -o, I : Ftrshman lYnnis 1 ; Pan-Hellenic Council of Fraternities. Vice-President, 1; Co-Editor, Freshman Handbook. 4; Director, University News Bureau, 4; Listed in Who’s Who Among Students in American I nivcrsitics and Colleges, 4; Mercer Players. 4: President’s Club, 4 ; Varsity Tennis, 4, RICHARD IA NDON SMITHS Cochran, da. A.B. Phi Delta Theta: Alembic Club. A. RIDDING CKAWFC)RD SOLDER Macon, Ga, A.a., LI..R. Phi Delia Theta: blue Kri N at ion,it Honor Fraternity, 5, 4; C.UIDRON Staff, 4; Cluihr Stall, I, 2; Glee Club, I, 2. Business Manager, .4. 4: N per t tub, I - Law Club, 4. WALTER F. STONE Cttrdrlr, da. A.8. -y ?i i: nm SWINFORD TUCKER TUTEN WATKINS yuzAtov;rn bisland swinkord Mattin. Gti. A.B. Alpha Oita Pi, President. 4: Cardinal key National Honor Sorority, 3, 4; Ciceronian Literary Society, 1 ; L u-cd Athletic Association. I. 2: A Capella Choir, 3. 4, Sigma Epsilon National Education Sorority, 4. ■VERONICA LYDIA Tl TEN Furman, S. C. A.B. Cardinal K« National Honor Sorority. Fre.istirer, 4: Ciceronian Literary So- ciety, 3; Co-ed Athletic Association, .1, 4, International Relations Club, 4, 4; Sigma Epsilon National Education So- rority, .1. President. 4; Young Women’s Auxiliary, 3, 4i Co-ed Varsity Basket- ball, 3, 4: Iniramural Board. 4. X RA LOREN A TUCKER .Macon, Ga, A.B. Co-ed M Club, 3, 4; Young Women's Auxiliary, 2, 3, 4. -HEN TAYLOR WATKINS. JR. Macon. Gci. A.B. Kappa Sigma. Secretary. 4: Cal i uro Staff, 3, 4; Cluster Staff, 3, 4: News- paper Club, 4. V 5 .[i i: iii w s i 1:111:1:11 sr weas WEST WINN YEOMANS LESTER A. WEBB Afacati, (i i. JOHN THORN LI :V WEST, JR.- Milan, (in. Rlii Della Theta; Cauldron Staff. 4: (Iluilfr Staff, 4: ( Ilrr Club. 4. 4; Sit- huHtl r Staff, 4. ■GEORGE FRANKLIN WINN .MuCun, (ui. A.b. Cross Country Team, 2, 5. L. W, YEOMANS iyublin, (in, A.B. International Relations Club, I : Fresh- man Football, I. SiNIORs Who Kiii.i:n in flu? Fictiris M dr JAMES I). LAN DRl Af iStatesbara. Get. I . GRAYSON UNDER i Alar an. G . Macau, (in. 2. 3. 4, Al«4w Itm hf . 1 r A. It. A.B. I-LORENX’E OLIVI-: ABEL Mar on. Ga. .V . Mu ; Alpha P i Omega. I. , 5; Co-ed A v-nr ration, 1, 2, J; (lituttr SiaH, HI K I’ KENNETH ADAMS H'ind r. Ga. A.B. ju Dmtg.i: International Kela- 1. 2; Glee Club, I 2, 3; Ot- 2. 3. +: Hand, I. 2. 3, 4; Sect J mu ini Class, 5 V LANE AKINS Ktiltinfun, A.II. wiK'iatioti. 1.2, 3; Lilt Serv- 2, 3. RANK ALEXANDER Milton. Ci if. A.B. Vice-President, 3: Society. I, 2. 3; Staff. I. Club, 2. 3; I, 2, 3; Kappa National Education Fraternity, 3. AOBBRf WARREN ALLKvJ Kttoxrillf, Tfnn. A.B. Signia Alpha Epsilon. Fre-dtnian Fool- ball. 1 ; Vanity Football, 2, 3. |] CHERT ANDERSON ACITMAN Syron, Ga. i r. it. International Relation Glut. IIARRV V. BARRETT SdnJrrsvillr, Ga A.B. tiler Club, 1. 2. J. ERNEST BASKIN, |K Sylvfrftr, Ga, A.B. Blue Key National Honor Fraternity, 3; Cu-tiwnx Staff. I. Assudate Editor, ft Ciceronian Liti-rar) Sncirtt, I, 2; Cluifn Mart, I, Advertising Manager, 2, 5; I met national Relations Club. I, 2. Vice-Presidem, 3: New «.pa per Club, I. 2, Setretais, 3; I'hi Kl.i Sigma National Honor i-T.ncrniiv, 1, 2, 3; Honorable Mr ■Ition, Outstanding I-resliman, 1; NIL haurltr Start. I Ciiculaiion Manager. 2; 5. (ARREI'II- AI.LEN BECK Milledgtvillt, G« A.B. HESS WARREN BE1.I l.izrlla, Ga. :iriim.ii ki-1 V.oi.injfTTTm?7TT7T7ftiTTT Sigma Epsilon National 1 duralimi Soioj- ity, 3; Cci-etl Club, f rin-idrnt, 3. J VIAXWF.I.I. BERSCH U'iittftw, Omario, Canada Kappa sigrna: International Relatione Club, I, 2, 3; Ole.- 1 Tula, I. 2. ELEANOR BETHEA Macau, 7n. A.It Alpha Delta Pi: Co t-d Athletic Associa- lion. 2; Cluitrr Start, 2. 3: Newspaper Chili, 2; A Capella Choir, 2, 3; Cluitrr Board oJ Control, 5. WILLIAM RADFORD BIRDSONG Gordon, Gd. A.it. Alpha l au Omega ; AIrtnbic Club, 3. DARNEL!, RRAWNER .i-jGrdttift, Ga. VII, Kappa Alpha, Ciceronian Literary Sue I .is. 1 , Pan-llellenic Council of Fratrrni- ties, 2, 3. V WALTER CLINTON BROACH Rirhland, Ga. A.B. Kappa Sigma; Spurts Editor. Cutiwov, :: Cfutln Stall, I. 2, Newspaper Club, 2, i ; Freshman basketball Manager. I ; V arsity Basketball Manager. 3. MADA BROWN Mai tn,Gd. Phi Mu; Co-ed M Club; Vaisitv ISjAci- ball. WILLIAM CLIFTON t .M.HOI Maura, Grt. AM. Sinuo Alpha Epsilon; t'hmrr Start. I: SilkoutlG Start, 2, S- WI l.l I AM HKAXTON CAR ES« Canon. Ga, AS, Internal .--n.il C'Iuli, ?; Minister- i:t 1 A i(iriation. 3, VVIN'tJFlt l l MSfJI I CHAMBERLAIN MliifiH. Ga. AM. rircTtinUn Literary Swirij, I. ; Clmtrr Start, I, 2. 5; International Relation Club, I, Clui , I, Xilboufilt Start, I. ; : Miner Pljivcn, i. HORACE F. CHAPMAN. |R. Hlnl hi far. Ga. AM. Ministerial oaaiton. V MILDRED CON NO K I.airland, Fla. AM. Alembic Club, J, JOHN MjVR'I in comic, |H. Dublin, Ga. A.E. Phi Delta Theta: Alpha IM ttmepa N;t tional Dramatic Sociriv 2, 1; I'u.'t.tntoN Start, !; Ciceronian Lite ran Soc-my, I, Cluttrf Start, I, 2, I; Newspaper Club. I. 2, 5. Sffiflitt I'reasiirer, Associate Editor Silhaurllr Start, 3; International Relations, Club, 3. WILLIAM EDWARD CCLP .1 rnolJ, Ptnn. AB. Pi Kappa Alpha; Varsity lia .krihall, 3 ROPER I IIVM AN DARBY ii Julia, Ga. AM, Phi Delta Him a; Alembic Club, 3; C ri.n u Start, i: Cluittr Start, 3: (,1re Club, 3; Varsity Football, Frcthman Football, 1. CHARLES LESLIE DAVIS Mant . Ga. At. Pits Delta Theta ; Civilfr Start, 3, HARRY BROOKS DEAN' lid- Oft, f.rj. JOE V, COOK ftoi bj Fa, t, (7ft. .....i. -V . ei', .'i.ir. ■. litre Club, 1. J; Ministerial Association, I, 2, 3; Radin Extension Director. 3, ■ULii1 U.o i J a, i. (Igltitorpi. Ga. AM, Alpha l ambda T g; Alembic Club, 3. WILLIAM NORWiHill 1'ifnati, Ga. AM. Alembic Club, President, J; I; Phi Eta Si cm a National ternin, I, 2, J. Vice President, President, Juttlnt Cla« , 3. WYATT MALCOLM (ill HI R I Stuithi ultjf, (la. in li. S. I Council, 3. Ministerial A«jieia- i. HARRY GOUKiAR f !, . f.'d. Srvb, CiccnmioM 1 iterate I. -, (.lili- _ r,r Start1, 1, J, 3; Varsity Debater, I, paper (tub, I, 2, i; Sigma 1 [ i ii.M -y'.i'H1'1! Writers Fraiennu, Sm«- tftSilkinifttf Staff, Z, Asociale ’ r- ForUlV Club, President, 3. BERNARD GOSTJN l rrion, Gal- atk j. SAN LOUISE GRIMMKT F ,1 rli OJT. G«r. n. f Alembic ( lull, 3; o-ed Athletic ti«n, I, 2, 3; Co-ed V’arsitv Has , I, 2, 1: Coed “M (lull, 2. 5: Varsiiv Tennis. I, 2, J; Intramural I li HALL Culiberl, G i. A.a. Phi Pelta theta; Alembic Club, Sccie- tan, 3; Caui-BIton Stall, 2. J; Ciceronian I iiim ua....... 1 filiaM M 1 Ifly Ft a Sigma National Honor Fraternity, I. «. 3: Frruhnrsil Football, t. IV11 l.iAM JOSEPH IIAKtiROVI Uihtn, Git. JAMES |l HAN HARM SRI R( ,l R V .inr vlntin, (in. A.I . Sigma At i'll.i Fpsibm. Sillfuilti Staff. 3; Managci. rU 'liiniii Football, I ; Managrt, Varsitv Football, 3: M Club. 3. liloMAS HEATON limit, 0. am. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Freshman Football. I ; Varsity Football, 2. 3; M C tub. 3 RUBERI' CHARLES HENDRY’ Chiiitg«, III, AM. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Varsitv Football, 2, s. Rl Ft S CARTER Hil l SuvaH tilth. Gti. V. I. tiler Club, 3; Ministeri-il Axsihj;ninn, 5; It. S. I'. Council, i; A Capella Choii, I. HAROLD IICtiHLS HODGES Sttailfnt’illf. Ga A,!. Kappa Sigma; Alembic Club, 3, NORMAN E. HODGES Oliver. Gil Is S. I Council. 3; Miniiietial Associa ■ion, I, 2, 3. VCHAKI.ES WILLIAM HOWLAND Tiilltipiitiiti, Gti. rt.B. Alpha Lambda Fan, Prcostcm, 3. Vanity l oiilball, 2, 3; Athletic Bo,ml, 3; M Club, 2, 3; Freshman Football, I; Fresh- man Basketball, I ; Intramural Board, 3. Rl t l s SAMUEL HUMPHRIES, JK iWrrroflj Git, rt.B. Pi Kappa Alpha. SARA FRANCES JOHNSON Sfrceir, Git. am. Phi -Mu; Ciceronian l iterary Society, 2: i'i et| Athletic Association. 2; Clutter Start, ! ; Young Women's Auxiliary, 3. EDW IN I). JOHNSTON f Attentu, Ga. TTlT”LLb rrrTesti ;i, . TrnntTMjT A-scictaiiuik, ). ) PRANCES ArJEI.fi JONES '' Git. ,V.B Ciceronian Literary Sorim, 2: Cluufr StaH, 2, ; HiUnuftlr Stall, j; Young Women' -Afci ili; ri. I, 2, J, NATH AM LI LEWIS KADKRLY iVacm, C . Phi I’.iii Sigma Honor Fraternity, I, 2. 3; Mi rcci I’lavrts, 2, 3. DAVIS LAWRENCE KlGHTv Duithn, (rfj. A .Ik MiniMwtal A «ocia! inn, I, 3, J ELOISI KILGORE flaxiry, Ga. A.9. t.iTdinaJ K - National Honor Nororiu. S; ( jeeruiii.m literary Society, t. 2; Co- rd Athletic .-Wariarinn, J; Lnirriiaimnal Ki'laiiiui. Club, 2, ! ; Young Women' Auxiliary, 2. Treasurer, 5; A Ci|lrlla ( hoi i, 3. H I II MAHLON KIRKLAND i .Imitr, Cu. SM. Miniitrri.il Ai«iH'iiti n, 2, J. HARL.I s t AKHtH I I AMH J M. I .! ■ '■ — 1 Alrmllii- ('lull, J. Will 1AM LARI, I I AVIS .lfj. ox. On. A.II. Alembic Club. 2, 3; C.UiUNtoS Stall, Managing F.dilor, i; Vjr-ily Football, 2 Freshman Football, I; Kiechman BiArt- ball. 1; Ctctrdtiiln Literary Society, 3; Siudtm A i ranr in Biology; Mercer Platers, 3, GEORGI (.'HANDLER MARTIN Tilflort' (r ft-t. 12d A.B. Alpha Lambda lau. ANTIIONV PETER MARANRK i t. i' tHilfrfrjit. Pa. A.B. Pi Kappa Alpha; Freshman Football, I: Vanity Football, 2. ? ; 'M Club. WILLIAM A. MeAF'EE Mat fin. (in. ,y.n. Phi Della Theta; Alembic Club, 3. TRACY WILLIAM MIDI I.TBKOOKS Af« an, Git, A-B. ANN MILLIGAN y.B. Alpha Delia Pi: Chtiirt Stab. J; A Capri I a Choir, 3. ROLLO J. MINTT.V 11‘arthfn, Ga. A.B. Alembic Club. 3; C ire radian litrr.ik—So- tiely, 2; Girt Club, 2, J, . ' C CLUl'D MORGAN Grab Off Hard. Ky. •it. Kappa Sigma ; ClL'l.Dto.V Stall, Stall, I. 2. Vterrer Player , ilrllrtiir Council of Tr ale m il it Ei tension Director, I, 2, J, Kappa Alpha ; (ilce pel la Choir, 3; Kappa Phi Kappa Fraternity, 1. 4mcra tniflVFRSTTV tirrary MACON, GA RI TII AI I I N NETTLES .1 iii on. fin. Ka pa Sigma; Alembic Club, V. K S I ..L- t unc.l, r, Uu.t.-r Staff, T slunan I'tliaifi. T. Mercer Platers, I , 'hi Kappa National Education V roil v, 3 ■ ] 1 }IERBERT IIAROLI) Maullrif, Gi iLj:.. 'i11. Rj'li-iball. 1. vVKRNIi OQtTNN HntUtviirh, tin A. . Start, 3; Clutter Siatl, 1; Iii- rtialuTlfln Relations Club, 3; Vice-Pi cm- |l'| ‘tf''11' Nnn-Soroiitt (iinup, 3. lit WALTER RAVMONI O'QVINN Tiffin, tin A,V sigma Alpha Epsilon, l n’hman Football, I ; Vjr-.it Football, J, 1; M' Club. .,’. 3; flintier Stall, 5; Cu'iDitiv Staff, !. ELLIS 1‘VLER PAULK Fr tgerrlltl. Gtt. A.II. Sigma Alpha Ef-iloii; I icxhman Enoihall, I . % a. vice Football, 2. 3, M Club. 5. ERNEST VANDERVER Pool., |R. Il'inJer, tin. WILLIAM EMMETT Pol All Aim nit, (In. A,ff, Kappa Alpha FRANK (lOOni.oR PRIDE Lfii htan, Jin. i.p Alpha Lambda Tau; f tc'hman Football, 1, Vault. Football, _ 3; VI Club, 3. VIRGINIA CLAIRE REEVES Mart , Gir t.B. I'lii Mu, Cn-rtl Athletic Ae-miaiiuu. I, ’ OTIS NORMAN SlIANDS (loSunthot. fin. A.B. IS s I «‘.Hindi, 1 I'icuLih v. Min i--irri.il Association, t, J, 3. EKEDERICK CHARLES SHEARER It Ian fa. da. 3.B. Alpha I au Omega; Alrmbic Club, Vice-President, 5; International Relation-, t lub, J. i : I’lii Eta Sigma National Hnltnr Fraternity, I, , ; SiUmurllr Stall, 1. 3; Vice-Pre-idem, Freshman C|a , 1. VIKffill. HAROLD SHEPARD CluUlit iaOi lire, Flu. A,9. Alpha Lambda Tan; ErrTiin,™ Football, I I I t.I NI FREDERICK SIMS |K. Cnnf n, (in. A, 9, Pi Kappa Alpha. MARION | A NI El - KEEI) -------------1 1.0 ii 'i I. ■■■ AMI ■ I III VI' KI n .|tt II 11 m, A.n. Filxgemid, (la. Alembic Club, 2, 3; Dice Club, 3 (It- , .s. fhettfj. 3. Vlinivterial Association, J. f-AMAR vviieflfk sizemork H a vrtly Hall, Ga. 1.8. Kappa Sigma; C.ivi DitrtK Start, 3; |{. S. I Cntmcil, 2, Fiohinau lltr kri- lull. 1. HARRY BEASLEY SMITH Hraufort, S, I. a.b, i 'Isi Delta l’litt.1; Alembic Club, ; Gluilrr Stall, , Glee Club. J; Freyhiii.ni FticilbalL I ROBERT A. SMITH, JR. Ttllltlfitial a, if ft, A .It, Alpha l ambda Tau; Varsity Football, 2, ?; “M Club, 3, 5; Freshman Football, I. ROY CLYDE SMITH ¥. lnnit n, Ga. A.It. Kappa Phi Kappa National Eihicattaii Fraternity, 3, Kl 111 SMITH faco ir. Git. Phi Mu; B. S. C, (windI, 2, J; Cardinal Key National Honor Sorority, 3; Cord Athletic Association, Chiiur Stall. 2: Sigma Epsilon National Education $n- unity, 3, JAMES ROBERT SPARKS GrtfftvifU, Ga, LL.a. Alpha Eau Omega; ('.it.ti.DuiN Start, I, 3; (irerrimaii literary Society, I; Gluilrr Stati, I, 5; Newspaper Club, I, !; Inter- natimi.il Relations Club, I ; Sithourlte Staff. I. 2, 3: ITrshman Font ball. ]; Intra- niui.il Board, 3, A I. EX T ANNAS .IrmlJj Pa, i.ii. Pi Kappa Alpha; lr chinan Football, I; V.irril' Football, J, 3; M Club, 3. IAMBS MALCOLM THOMAS w-- Srjntmrrviltf, Ga. IB Alpha Lambda Tan; Cluttrr Start. 5; Freithtnaii Football, I : Varsity Football, 'i M Club, J. !; Freshman Rasitet- hall, 1. RALPH DONALD THOMPSOifc JifiTfoirf j7 r, f ,i Freshman Football, 1; Var ity Football, 2, JAMES NORMAS VINSON' H'ajhiftfiOn, Ga, Ministerial Asoirialinn. I. 2, 5 EMORY SPEER M AGES Lavimtcevillf, Ga. A.I. Kappa Sigma: International Relations Club, 3. DAVID ALBERT WALKER .Macon, Ga. t.B, I’i Kappa Alpha; Glee Club. 1. 2; Or- chestra, t, 2, 1. HARRIET I F ANNE WALTHALL Uaiau, f;a. WILLIAM I LF WOOD Ga. A.B. Phi Delta Theta; Cilimov STaff. 3; Ciceronian Literary Society, I, 2; Gluitrr Staff, 2. (: tiler Club, I, 2, 3; Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Fraternity. I 2. JI'list in HOLMES WYNNE, JR ■ .VLviflfl. (ill. ,1-B, Alembic Club, 3. VEO YON Knaxiilit, Trait, A.B, I’hi Mu; Cluitrf Stuff, 3. Nr«vpupci Club, 3; A Capella Choir, 2, 3, ROGER HEAD S I KH M AND A.It. AI pita Tiiu Omega, DANIEL II VVII I JAMS, ]R. 1 H.'J.U.J „• . 'B' Ministerial Association, 3. V J IAMBS I BI MOS AKIN ItJtivrit, 6'«. VI. SlJ£ipa Alpha 1. p.jlmi ; I'irrKinpan Liter- jiv Sui'irri iikr flub. Minbieiiil A iaiaiiiiit, 1, 2. Frr’limaa Football, I. I HOMPSON U ALI. At I ARMSTRONG WllfiHl, (111. i._Phi (ifIn Pella vl.AJ. VI. Theta. I E H GLENN ASHMORI Mm an. Git. Oiitejj.il: Silhouttl Start. Staff. L, 2. GREENE A VERA .if GrtWyr, Citf, VAKPEMAN BAGJHY l.uttrnTan, (in. A. . IIARLKS JACKSON BARBER lilt union, Git. A.Bu I'.lta I bria, Cii rniiiian l.itriarv So- fifit, I, 2: Intfri.jrittii.il Krlationv flub, i.; ____________________l il B.U 1 tf f It, (itr. kappa Alpha; Fjfvbmau IJrluitr, I JEANETTE AN G KEYS BLANKS Mai ira, (in. vs I’ll Mu; I ii-pil Al hirin’ Vi'tH’i.ittim : t n rtl Vprvin Basketball, I. 2. ' -ed 'M ClubJ 2, Mirren Plater?., 1, 2 1 PHILIP SAVVVLR BLANKS Aim in, (in. A.R. Kappa sijjma. eAN1TA Hl.OCNT ,1 rJi'J N, (til. lJhi Mu ''SARA ELIZABETH BOONE Jiii tmn. Git. IB. Vtri rr Staff. J; cwapi| rr flub. 2. FlfOMAS EDWIN BOONF inekton. Ga. A,II, C lire C lub Pianiit, 2, VaVIII l Fe ll. BOWEN (‘ahtmbut, (in A,It. Ciceionian Lilrian SnnrH. I. (2 utltr Mail. J: International RelaiiPttt Club. I. Or(hc !ra, I. n.l K Mil ION BuZLMAN I. U+MtXh.i.., A.I dm Iff Stall. 1; Glrr Club, 1, 2: Inieriia- tintial Kvl.ilinii' C lub, 2: Orchestra, I, 2 RALEIGH BOLL-1 St Fiat Cn , f a. A.B, mlimai Fimlliall. I. MAMA BROWN lf'li ii . Gil- | hi Mu; I n til Athlctir Anneiaituu, I, 2; Curd VaeMit Basketball, I, J; Co-td M Chili, I. J. I ii I r. anm t a I BuJui. 2 JOHN E. BI RCH 'f I’arti-ritaif, (in. A.D, Alpha Lambda Tan ; Alembic C lub. I 2; (iluitrr Stall, 2; tiler Club, 1. Hand, I, ’. Mi3UMfriiilA.vnutit.il, 2; ttrchcvlra, BENIAMIN FRANK I IN BCRGFSS 1R. Il ilutrrffit, «it. A.H. Alpha l ambda Ta«; Alembic Club, 1,2; Ciceronian I iietart Society, J, 2; luttr- natiniial Rrlariutu Club. 1, IDWAKD HARVEY C ASSEI L Ff ft pod. Pa, y ,n, Pi Kappa Alpha; Frc-shinati Football, i; Freshman Hittketball, I ; Vjr-.ili Fniilhiill, 2: M Club. 2. BEVERLY E. CHESTER _________ Af'f■ 7i. (in. A-FI, B. S. 1 . Council. I. ; l .Irr Club, 1. 2; Minbtrrial Associatum. i 2. ANNE HAZEL ( HF.VliS ■WlTr in. (lit, -VH. M. S. I Council, I. ('inTOliiad l.ilrrjn Sorirtv, 1; Intfinationil Kelalionx Club, , Y runic Wiibict ' Auxiliar', 2, A f.i pcllrt . Hoir, I, 2: I.it’c Scrriw Hand, 1, MEBI CHRISTIAN y Macon, Ga, A.i. AImbLhl Club, 1.2: A Capri!a Choir, I. Viuiuk Women'' Auxiliar'. I. 2 MAR 1’11A I LAN col All''ITT J Afumn. Ga A.B. Rnt.ER l.AKI AMI CoHLF.Y Myths, Go. C,U. l«c Club, J, 2; Ministerial A'MH'ijtinn I, 2. lElEFKSON SHIRLEY CRAFT HartvrfH, G„. L. A. CCMB1E Miron, Ga, A.R- C,M'u nu!s Stall, I, 2; Cluih-r Start, t, 2, Kt SSKI.I MCI VI1,1.E DALLY MliMilf, Ga. i-L.n. Kappa Alpha |ul VJ.SLI'A DANII L y Muon. Ga. A.B. Si ma Alpha Epsilon ; Hand, 2. WILLIAM COMER DAVIS, JK.J . Itlantri, Ga. V , Kappa Alpha . C ml , Stall, 2; i.lrr Club, I, 2. MICHAEL JOLLEY LUZAIYVK ,irmU,Pa, A. B. Pi Kappa Alpha : Freshman li mi hall, I: Varsin Football, 2, M Club, 2. for THOMAS Down H'tHn-litirrr, Pn tn Freshman Football, 1 ; Varsity Football. 2, LLIlRIlKiF DC NCAN Fait fix at, Ga. ■ Oil N III DM AS Prl'Kl.y Gvr Jon, Ga. A.b, Alpha Lambda Ti , KDKI-R I I- LEE 1)1 U'ad fworth, t. Alt, I'r Kappa Alpha; Kre'hrnao 11. I; Varsin Fnorball. 2; M Club, CORDON ELMI R ELDRIDt.l ; Gray, Ga. A B Alpha Lambda I'au; Cfmlrr Stall. 2. ELIZABETH LiOHER E Mai ni , Ga. Cluttrr StJtf, 1; llltr rilituilial ■-ttFlllioll-. Club, 1. 2; Younc WrimenN Ausifiarv, I. 2; A Capella Choir, 2- MARLIN LOUIS . tllrntnvw. Pa. A_B. Phi Delia Theta. FRANK PA TON Talhillnn, Ga. Alt, Alpha Lambda I' u. IIYRON BAIIEY H'rtni, A-b, Phi Delia Then. ■ GEORGE ( LIVE (ilHSON dvtr rnl'u , (ja. KKM1 I OR API R IIENDRK K l.at.rsHstiuIIt, la. mar orie asm: iicuiils il rfl Hi , (iit. Pl t Delia I teia: Alembic Club. 2: Glee club. i. «RANK HARIOS GRAHAM lie fatur. Ga. .u. I’hi Della Theta; Alembic Cluh. 2; Cal'i.mom Stari, 2; t.'lurler Stari, - ; Imi r- tuilmnal Relation- Club, I , trier Club, I. A. . Phi Delia Thru i Ititttnational Relation- dub. L i LIVINGSTON HENRY .Wifruip, £?«. AH. Sitm.i Alpha Lp-ilon , Silhouette Stall, 2, WILLIAM IISLUR HITCHCOCK Gti. C NASI.AM (i . A. , Inlriuatinnal Relation- Club, I, 2. Sfc ARY IIALIIRI RliIN Go. ft, ed Athletic Ammpcm- 2 A Capella Clioir, t I IA HARRIS Mat oh, tia. MARSHALL IIKARSE Mat , Ga, Alpha lau (Imrjt.n; Glee Club, 2; t'.tuiler Staff, 1. I'lti Delia Theta: Glee Club, 2, KtSVVAID JEFFERSON HOLLAND .Varsir, (la. Alpha Lambda Tau: Freshman Ibi'ket- ball, I. ViterPloidrnt, Sophomore Cias , Sg .. ION HII.I.1S llnl.l ISOSWORTII Cave Spring, fla. Irin Delia I'hrt.i; Alpha lJ-i I Irntjia Nj «iim.il Dramatic Society, 2; (. U'lnuns Mall. I. 2; (dee Club. 1. 2; Ministerial Aswiciaiio-u. I, 2. 'WILLIAM FRED HOUSE l.umpkia, 6V, y A. . |RHIS 111 SCAN HOWELL MiuM, (in, ,vi. Alpha l au On ga ; OnHindiut Fresh- man. I: President. Siphwnure Cias , 2; filer Club. I, 2; Fre-liman H.Mcih ll. I A.B, Co-ed Athletic Association, i. 2; A i ,i- i rllj Choir, 2. Yunus Women'- Aiutil ian, 2; Co-ed Vatsilv Basketball, I, 2; Cheer I t.iilrr, 2. C ..-r.1 V Club, 2; Mercer Haytri, I. 2: Athletic Director. Nfln-Soimiiv Group, I, JOHN BROWS ULSTER Ln Grange, Git. ,t.n. Ministerial Associat inn, 1, 2. J JOE RES JACKSON Cr rajr, Ga. 1.1..B. Alpha l-nmlidn Tau. JNELLOISE JOHNSON .Mm on. Ga. rl.ll, I K. HARRIS IONES CorJrh , Ga. A.B. Alembir Club, r, I ir.i-urer. 2; liiirtna- 1 tonal Relation- Club. 2; (ilee Club, I, 2; A C.iprllj Choir, I, 2. ylU)BE8T LOOM US JONES Mat on, Ga. A.B. W WENDELL JORDAN il’affroir, tla. ,VD. Kappa Alpha; Alembir Club. 2; Orches- tra. t: Ire-hman Footbath Manager. I; Intramural Hoard, 2. SAMI'EL CLIFFORD JORDAN J Ga. A,B. WADE HORRY JORDAN Mm an, Ga. A.a. MARION i;i IZAliKl 11 JIHAN .M ii'in. CiV Alalia Udi .i Pi; lnir.1mut.il Hoard, 2. Phi Mu; Cu-etl Athlriii Awwiaiicm, I. Iuicrnaiimi.il Rrlotinm Club. I, 2. HARRY WALTER KAKS2NIA Erin, Prt. A.a. Pi Kn|i| .i Alpha: Freshman Football, 1, Vitsil' Football, 2; I’rrdiinaii liastri hall, I: VI Club, 2, I AMES LEM V EL KEEN Dublin, Gn. A.i. Kappa Alpha. MARCil'ERlTl FRANCES KEI-N! Macon, (hi, A.B. A Capella Choir, I; V outig Women' Auxiliary. DOROTHEA KILGORE. Bihttry, Ga. A.B. Co-ed Athletic Association. 1, 2; CIvj- itr Staff. I. 2; A Capelin CJmir, I, Newspaper Chili, I. 2; Cn td Vjnitx 11a - ketbnll, I, 2; Co-ed M Club, I. Z Stu- dent Activities Committee, 2; VUrcn PI ave rs, I. 2. HELEN FRANCES KLINEFELTER ,1m«, Ga. A.B. A Capella Choir, 2; Young Women’s Auxiliary. 2; Cheer Leader, 2; Stfrttjrv l uam ii-i, Cn-cd Student Ikxlv, 2; Prexi- clenl. Noti-Soroticv (iteup, 2; Honorary Member. Co-ed M' Club, 2; Alpha Lambda Tau Sponsor. 2; Intramural Hoard, 2. JOHN COWAN LA NO CM Fat iatan, Ga- a. it. Alembic club, 2. Ciceronian Literary So fitly, I ; Jnirrnatiruial Relations Club, I. 2; Freshman Football, I; Freshman IS a-, ketball, I. MARY FRANCES LAM, • Mtti on. Ga. .n. Alembic Club, 2; Co cd Athletic ,Wii linn. 2; Co-ed Varsity Badeilull, 2 Youiie Women's Auxiliary, 2. WILLIAM IRA I ATI'A Jllanlit, Gu. A.B. Phi Delta Theta; Glet Club, 1. 2; phi Eta Sigma National llnnru Fraternity. I, President, 2; A t apt'Ila Choir. 1, Mel eer Plater-, t. 2; llulmr j|,|r Men! inn. Oui-tandiisg Fic-hmari, I DANIEL FRANKLIN LEE Gordon, Ga. A.B. LEONEL LOVETT Vrjt htivitlf, Ga, A.B. Alpha Delta Pi. DAVID SAMt EL MANN Ma.on.i;,,. Kappa Alpha: Alembic Club, 2; CluJtsr Staff, I; I’hi Fla Sigma Naiiotial JJnrmr Fraternity, !. 2 SARA VIRGINIA MARSHALL Maran, Ga. ,_- A.B. Alpha Delta Pi; Ciutitr Staff, 1, 2. GUYTON B. Maditon, Fla. .B. Ciceronian Literary Society. I trunal Relations Club, 1, 2. GWENDOLYN M. Mtiian, 11a MARION U'llN WILLIAM Tanm boro, ( Alpha Delta Pi; International Club. 2; A CapelU Choir. 1. 2: Women' Auxiliary, t, 2; Co-ed Club, X-B. A Capella Choir, 2, fclKiAR RH KI J Mi Wl Ho y BARTHOI EMEAY PA(il: w 1:111:1: n HCLEOM NOLAfl NOPTMINGTOM IUIXME UI I i N |ORti. J Mmait. (i„. Springhalt, Pa. Vli;i.Y |(1I,.U VEEI XI,i,an. Ga. a.h. Phi Mu; Clmtltr Staff, 2.. m; ‘RV ROOERS NELSON { ttriafar. Ga. , I t, , A. . Etcshman l‘ w il all; Vat-sin Erinthnll. -I M rioh, THOMAS PARKER, JR. Xfarnn. Ga. A.B. Kappa Alpha; CaulJr n Still. 1; Ctuitrr Stull. i, ; Newspaper f'Inti, I. J; Sigma t p-silnn S'iiiinnal Writers’ Fraicmity. 1. 2. j LEWIS OSBORN PEEBLES Putt, (la. A.B. Kappa Sigma Jh ST.U I IIAKOLI) PRESCOTT, IK ■1 u d r Crt. A3. Kappa Sijiiiu, Alembic Club, Fresh- mart Enriihall, 1. Iimrrnaiieui.il Relations Club. 2. j SARA J AXE REESE Mm 'in, (id. Alpha Della Pi . Citcroniin l i ter .11 So- nm, I jCn-ril Atlilclii A ttrialimi, 1. I IACK fl. RICHARDS Salt ana If fitful , Pit. PI W.I|I|I.I ■VW'I. FII|tMlllllftTw nlHll. I. Freshman Hmhrlhall, I ; Varsin Fisntb.ilI, M Club, 2, W: JA fl BAKKtJN Kon Graf, (in. VB- Alpha I.,militla I asi. 'TKRROL Al'BHEY SAMS Faytlltvillt, (2,i. Kappa Alpha; FrrsluriJIt Dehairr. 1: Phi Eta Sigma N'aiinnal Honor Fratrrniiv, I. Scerrlars Trea-.iircr, 2. RI BYE CAROI.YN SANDLIN Itidtttd. (iti. A.ft, 4 H ftl AsstiCialHJii, - i A Il.J| cIIj I liair, - Young Women Auriliurv. Nr ■ man . trank S. SIN'OET I nmfrkin, Ga. .B. Kappa Alpha, I RERA SIRES Mil, ntt, (id. ,v,h, Phi Mu; lii’Cil A till c ti Association, I: Ctuilff Staff. 1; Young Women's Auk- iliarv, I. lARRY I KE SMJ Ml .1.11. I'i Kappa Alpha; Freshman Fonlball. I Mil1 ii ii mu ni: rtlOMAS CLYDE SPKAK Litnttr.Jtn %.b. K. S. ['. Council, 2: Ministerial A m«-u Imu, 2. HENRY SPIRA J Clfftlan.1. O. Alembic Club. 2. CABI. r. STAGER .Ikrnn.O. A. ft. Pi Kappa Alpha; Freshman Football. I ; Freshman Haslyctlijill, I; Varsity Football. 2; Vt Club, 2. KOSCtli: S SI AI.IAVORTfl- Afmen, tlu. A,ft. Alpha Lambda Tsu. CI.ARFXI K Jh M S S1KI I1 Mm on. (fu, A,«, Ministerial Association, I, 2. WILLIAM YVAHJU LIIAMES Mann, Gii. Phi Delta Thrl.i: R. S 1 Council, 2; Cheer Lender, 1. HELDS YAK NEK 4 Ituinfin'Jtft, till A.ft. Signia Alpha Epsilon; Ciceronian diet- ary Sucirtv. Ii Chififr Staff. 2; tiler Cl«b, 2. t.l Y I AMAR W ADE Mm on, (in. ■(.a. Alembic Club, 2. LEO CHARLES WARD Mitivn, (hi. A.B. Alembic Club. 2. IIKNRY Vot t; W AKNUCK tf tliilfart, fill. .B. Alpha Lau Omega. FRANK CARL M ARY Ynunt ftwn.O a .ii. Freshman Football. I; Varsitv Foniliiilt, 2; l Club, 2 IM.FI.II ItY I t II I Wil l JAMS M.jian. (ia. A. ft. Alfuibtr Club, Ii, S. L. tiuuuil, Scere- iir 2; Yuiing Women's Auxiliary. L President, 2, JOHN WILLIAM WKKoKoCOH .1 111 OB, fi'U. Varsilv Tennis, L 2: Alembic Club, 2. MU MALI AM.I IO ZACCAKIAS Oiilt'ilU, Conn. A.B. Pi Kappa Alpha; Intramural Board. 2. MARGARET IHH'OLASS EIGL-EK Mm on. tin. A.II. Alph.1 Della Pi; Vice-Prrsideni, 2; i.’lmfrr rjtf. 1. 2; ilii-iurtir Start. 2; Secretary. Freshman Class, 1 , A C.iprllj Choir, I, 2. mi: ii i: i: ii BAGLEY BAKER PAKnna Blaylock: BftACG BRirr BRYAN CALDWELL CALHOUN CATOS CHENEY CHILDS CO0 CON'RICOTE COX m CRANDALL CULLENS DAVIS i ALBERT KENNETH ABEL Mato it, Ga. A.ft, 'i Kappa Alpha. LLOYD CLYDE ALLEX Alexander, dia, WIVAX’S ELLIS ASH Gray, Ga. mi:s s i ai in; bagley Summerville, Ga, A.ft. j lpha I.a mini.i J au. Jly .............r....... «tflfflY ' MARY SI T: BAKER Macon.Ga. , . C FAMES EVERETT BARFIELD th 4' V MT.:C ' Phi Delta Theta. JAMES THOMAS BARFIELD Atlanta, Ga. A,ft. 'I Jt-i‘li Della Theta; Freshman Football. OF °'4 RODNEY HOUSTON BLAYLOCK Y V i Rotk Springs, Ga. Alpha Lambda Tau; Freshman Foothal 1 WII.I IAM HARRIS BRAGG Maton, (ta. i.MARTH.A MAY BRITT Maton, Ga. GAINER E. BRYAN, JR. Forsyth, Ga, A. , I.i'.'j 'i'.-j- Stall; Ministerial AsMjriatiini. BETTY TARVER CALDWELL- Fair ham, Ga. A.B. Young Women's Auxiliary. THOMAS DREW CALHOUN Macon, Ga. CHARLES LEE CONEY s Macon. Ga. A.B. Delta Theta; Freshman Football; ter Staff. i A VIES THOMAS CONRICCJTK J Yount jt iittn, O, A.B. Freshman Fnirtball. UP SIDNEY COX PHILI Atlanta, Ga. A.B. Kappa Sigma; (litre Club, Clnstrr Stall; Mcrrvr Pla.vcrs. Kappa Alpha. STELLA DUNCAN CATER ) I’hi Mu. CURTIS VAN CHENEY1 RcUlsttUc, Ga, ll..ft. Kappa Alpha. FRANK I.IENRA CHILDS' A.ft. Kappa Sigma; Band. GUY TAYLOR COBB ' Cardele, Ga, FRED K, CRANDAI I. Mm on Ga. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ZACK CULLENS. JR H riaAtsvilte. Ga. _ A, ft. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Band. MARVIN Leroy dav Maton, Ga. Phi Della Theta; Glee Club. « ROY DAVIS £ Hi jay, Ga. Phi Delta Theta. FRESH lt: JrfitntM, I III day SEliltKS DESSAU PWAWAT FARRIS FWCHEh FLOYD FOGARTY QAfiRETT caisson GOBLET QRfxwr MAffBEHnV HARDEN HAH JUS HATTMCK KAYES KUEIJISWAY HENDESSON KILL HILLMAN HODGES HODGES HOGAN MARY I « t'Y IIA I I KICK. Mliinn, (tu. J JAMES IIARVKY DEMIN ; .Vflfiw. tin. Muii'lri u' A- -. h-| jiion ; I li.i. Alpha TJU OmOEfl s 11 I Ns ijissai Mairtn. On. Alpha Delia Pi, A Capella Choir. HETTY 1AM PINAWAY Vfir n, 'it A,It. JACK FRANCIS I ARRIS jWtfiCM, tlfl, A.IL Kappa Sigma VIRGINIA FINCHIvK Mniaif, On. Al. Alpha Ochs l i; A Capella Choir. JAMES At RKEY FLOYD f Matin, fi’n. A.6. SACK JOHN FOGARTY' ■ Ultram, Cn. KM- t'!■ i Delia I Jii'i i IjORI JOHN 4’SHY (.OKtlA- tMlunliitr. Gti Alpha I an Omega, I At'KA VIRGINIA GREENE Mil. vir (Set. V Cupella I'lm KATHERINE IMU.OKl s || .WHERRY ,4 fdi m, 4 '.3 V B. All'll.i Drlla I’i, 4 -i-il Allilrth AmX'li- limi; A Capella Chnir HI Gil 4.LYNN HAY FS A iii 'in. t:«. U’UI 1AM YVF.SI HEM1N4JWAY -Yfdi ■ «, 6'ii, a, a, AIBEKI JOHN HENDERSON C.a if a h . (ii), Phi Dell! Tlirtd, 11 SAM CEL B Hlll Wamrit k, Grt _VL ■Z MILDRED KATIIRVN Villi'll, Ga f A. II. . •hi Mu; A Capelin I DOROTHEA ELIZABETH HARDEN .Wiu e. fid. Alpha Drlia Pi; A Capella Chair; Kappa Alpha SpiMtujr. ANN 11AKKI' Miwrn. Gu- am. BENJAMIN llttl Kryrinh AI phi Tau rJine a. f AM IS WESLEY HOIK 'Vsi'tii. (jj A,B. Kappa Sigma. EDWIN MOR4IAN Hot AfaC9n. Ga. AM. Sigma Alpha Ep ilrm. A Capella Choir. M i: 11 is Ell HOLLINGSWORTH HOLT HUDSON HVLSART HUMNlClTfT HUNT I ACKECJf JAMES JARVIS lOHNSON lOHHSON JOHNSTON LATTIMOfiE LAZAR LEE LEONARD LITTLE MARTIN MARTIN MATSON MAZZA MERCER McCLUNG JAMES KNIGHT HOGAN 1 Macon, Ga. A. It. Sigma .Alpha Mpsilmi; Manager, Fresh' man Football. VlAROLD W. HOLLINGSWORTH Sjilvdtlia, (id. A.n. Ita Thru. 1 rlt, 1(0 OliERI STANLEY HOLI P caver, Pa, A-B. Kappa Alpha. '• , fssie Frances hulsakJ P fi f V ir.stfru.x.j. VMM f f7 f'Tl t VOCapella Choir; Cheer Leader; Hrmur s l 1 •' I . 4 .. . ,1 •M-‘ cl.,1. . Member, Co-ed M Club. t FOKGE SIDNEY Hl’NNUTTlS Mar an, Ga. ___ DoRIS LILLIAN HI NT .t Granqe, b’ri. 1.1. Vimiig Women's Auxiliaiv. JESSIE DORIS JACKSON Co-ed Athletic AsMieiatiun; International ROaiium Club. THOMAS CI-EVEl AND J AMES Macon, da. n..Br Kipj a Alpha, DOROTHY ELEANOR JARVIS Drum Major. Mdton. (in. ,n. i JOHN' DENNIS JOHNSON Macon, (in. A.B. WILSON ERI.E JOHNSON Macon, Ga, Hand. MARY KATE JOHNSTON Macon, (in. ■Ul. Alpha Delia Pi; A Capella Choir. y niOMAS JEFFERSON I.AITIMORE J Macon, Ga. A. It, Sigma Alpha Ep-iliu . MATT COLE LEE J Mar an. (in. A.B. Kappa Alpha. MARTHA LOUISE LEONARD J Macon, Ha , .B. A Capella Choir. JESSE WILLIAM LITTLE Macon, Ga. t.i. Kappa Sigma; Cwi.mon Staff: Mercer i CAROLINE IVEY MARTIN Macon, Ga. A.It. FRANCES ELIZABETH MARTIN Macon, Ga. A.9, ROBERT GREGORY MATSON Macon. Ga A.ft. TtrtV j J J'i Kappa Alpha; Freshman Football. FRANKLIN WILLIAM MAZZA JrnotJ. Pa. A.B. Frnhmin Football, BENJAMIN O KELLEY MERCER I I mint on, Ga, V. ROGERS McCLLNO J Macon, (•«. A.B. Glee Club; Irucrttkttanal Relation Club, WILLIAM W Al I I K Mi-t'oWENi . Mat , Ci. A. it. Sigma Alpha Ep«,ilnn; Vnnili, Tetmi«: Frrsltmaii Basketball. SAMI EL SV1 YESTER McDONALH Mm on, Ga, A.S. II. ALBERT Me ELM t RRAV 1 tman.Gfi. A, It, Phi Delta Ihrra. NINA WHARTON NAPIER ■Ifino t. (in, Al. Alpha Delta Pi: V ('ap«ll Choir. WILLIAM NMH t IIARLRS FERREliKE McK.U Mnrnn. (in. A.I. Kappa Alpha. DOROTHY in NWoDY MrMAN os Ma an, Ga. A.H. DORIS ANN! Mill fttaran. Gti. AM. Phi Mu; A CapelU Choir. IK Wil l |AM C MILLER; I'll ENF.Y COMM ON Mi l Vdt It, ( '• , .7 JotlN ITIE0DORI. MUSI Al. I'ttnJerfiift, Pa. Krrihmin Football; Fte htnnii Ha-Lethal I IrnoU, Pa. AM. Ircilunan Football; Fitthnun HokrlhalL ALAN BENJAMIN NORTH I Xl iTOX Mason, Gu. All. Alpha Tau Omega; Cluster Sijtf ; Glee Club, ANTHONY OLEARCIIU K Sfrirtgdale, Pn, WILLIAM I_ PRF.STO.N 1 , nr :r, tirt. I hi Delta Theta; Cluster Staff; tiles Club; Ministerial Axvtriaiiun. ROBF.KT ARNOLD RHODES MhfutAitaht. In,I. AM- I't kappa Alpha; Freshman F,wII. .1.8. Ficshman I'Wiiball-, RENZA SCHELL PASCIIAL Fntontun, Go. U-B, LYNWOOD PAUL ll'mltty, (hi. AM, ALFRED BAD FY PHILLIPS' Tifton, (in, AM. Kappa Sigma; Glee Cluh; Batul y 1.01 IS JOSEPH POT SttmiemviUr, O. t H.VRI.I-S ROSS RICH, JR. W Rainbrijs f, Ga. K.ippa Alpha; til? Cluh; A Capell Choir. 1’H ADDIvl'S I1AI.I. RODDENBERRAf J Sigma Alpha Epsilmi. JACK EDWARDS Kl'SIllNffjf ., Savannai. Ga, j Wf Phi Delta Thel . ERNEST JOSEPH SALDC Ud.-B . Ga AM. WILLIAM SALEM S A LOOM -If il. i , (in F re-limau Football, OSCAR DiBIKY I DPI) L«ris.S. C. ADDISON I.OCKLHART WKBliV Oh. SPEHWV SIANlTY STORY TAYLOR TAYLOR W A.RLICK WAXELBAWM V IlBB WERtt WHITtEY WflJtlMB WILLIAMS HENRY SAMI FI. MIINIIOLSI k Mar on, (in Kipp Alpha. W'lL-MA LOUSE SOWEI.I 1 .Wifren. Ga. BET TY ANN SPERRY tJffrrHt.Mr.fi. [la Cliiiji ; YouitK Women' Am- JK0' Ml RIM FRANCKS STANLEY . .V y. I thin t i. Oh. 4;. : - A 7 V ARI MARSHALL STORY ) YVZLKII I SIDNEY I AVI ORA A Mlli'irt. On. SLSslllNE TAYLOR .11 Hi fin. Hit. A. If. A Capella Choir; Vatin Women' Aux- iliary. umlmm gmm ■ .1 a(an. tin. Alpha Tau Omega. JEFFERSON WAR I HEN EC IT J M iii an. (In. A. . kappa Alpha. REBECCA ANN Mtti an, Oh WADLEY J 9a I WAGNER. JR. J ROBERT IliimmiinJ, tnil, A.n. IN Kappa Alpha; Ercilunan f ootball. BENJAMIN HOWARD WALTERS Martin, (in, l.lt. i.Vef'luli; Ministerial , «mtjri«ii LOC1S MAYNARD M ARI U K DlirJrnm. A {',. Alpha Tap Omega. RICHARD WAX ELBA! Ml Jitman, Grt. S ADI IE SCI. WEBB G«. Alpha I tii -Omega ; A apella Choir; filer Club; C.wlowin Stall; Mihisicrial A neialioii; SHkoneftr Stall, | AMES GLEN WOOD WHITE I j jldrn, Ga A,H. JOSEPH t AMPBEl.l. Wll KINS Toman tnd. Gitr J JESSIE KEMP Will IAMsw Toomthor , Oh. . CIIARMVK BESSIE WILLINGHAM Aim on. Git. y BERNARD ANDERSON WINKLES iVrtrMff, Oh, EMILY JIM WooDDAI I. Ynrrburn, Oa. -V- I’lii Mu; Y'nun Women’ Autilian ALICE WRIGHT J Mat an, Git. S.H. Phi Mu: A Capella Choir: Yuung Wom- en's Auxiliary. ANDREW JOSEPH YATES, JR. MlliOlt, (ill. Phi Mu. LOWRY WESLEY BANKSTON Macon, Git. JM, Alembic Club. JOSEPH EDWIN DON NAN Mar on. Ga. M.A. Ale mine Club, LLOYD JACKSON POWELL Pi'Uinm. Grt. M Jk. I'i Kappa Phi; Alpha INi Omega Na liini.il Dramatic Sncictv, . 4; Blue Kti National Honor Fraternity, 3, 4: C'.tii- llltos Staff. Managing Editor, ; Clutlrt Staff, I, J; Newspaper Club, I; Phi Eta SiRiiiii National Honor Fraternity. t. 3, 4; Sigma t'psilon National Writers' Fra- trenin, 4, President, 5; SilktwtUf Staff, Business Mliuget. 2. MARY DREW CLAY Macon. Gtt U.A. DANIEL K. CSAI1L Macon. Ga. it.A. Alpha Tan Omega, Secretary, 4; Alpha Psi Omega National Dramatic Smarts, 4 . Blur Ket National Honor Fraternity, 3. I. Curr.DitON! Staff, 1. Mdiuginc Editor. 4; Cluitfr Staff, 3, 4; International Rela- tion Club. 1 ; Kappa Phi Kappa National Education Fraternity. 4, President, 5; Newspaper Club. 3, 4; Sigma Cpsilon National Writer-.1 Fra ter nils. President, 4; Sif fiti.l r Staff, 5. Editor. 4; Director. Mercer I’niversin New Bureau, 4 MARTHA EMMA WATSON Vat on. 0«. M.4. LEE BAYNE BARRELS M'tc'jtt. Ha. Phi I Irim Them, I'rcsijfiit, 4: Alpha Psi Omega Na- tional IJiamatic Society, 2, 3, 4. Prwdmt, 4; Cui,- i)Ro Staff, I, 2, .1: SUhouitte Staff, I, Hnsinev- Man agn. E 4; Dictum Club, 2, I, 4; I'an-f IcJtmic Council of Fraternities, 4 ; Law Club. BEN BOZEMAN Ga. LL.B. Blue Kr National Honor Fntcmitt. 3, 4: C. l t.uKox Staff, 3; Ciceronian Literary Society, I. 2: Cluitrr Staff, 3. 3; International Relations Club, 3. President, 4 ; Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Kratrrnitv. I, 2, 3 4 : Law Club. GEORGE WILLIAM CARR, .IK. Brad hr,!. S. !!. I.L.K. Alpha Lambda Tau: Law Club. JAMES WILLIS CONGER litiinbriflgc, Ga. l-l-.B. Phi Delta Theta, President, 3: Blur Key National Honor Fraternity, C 4; Caciiiron Staff. I: Clufirr Staff, I ; Glee Club, I: Pan-Hellenic Council u| Fra- ternities, 2, 3; Hrarfkin Staff’. Editor, 2; Student Conn oil, 3 ; Law Club. LAW SENIORS LAW SENIORS i . no) r davis. jr 'it ft Hit, Go, U-.B. Phi Delta Theta; Blue Kes National Honor Fraternity. 4: Vor-President, Freshman i-m Class, I; Law School Honor Council, 4; President. I nv Club, 4r Dictum Club Mercer Players, ], 2: Law Club, Rl SSELL C, DAVISON, JR, Go. u.. it. Kappa Sigma, Vice-President, 4; C i'U)m.iN Stiff, Lasv Schciol Editor, 4; Pan-Jltl If nil Council of Fraternities, President. 4, President, Frrshman Law Class, 2; Law School Honor Council, 4: Winner. Callaghan Prize. 2; Law Club. LEO GEIGER Trt ivit. I’afritinr LI.. B- Justiee, l„nv School Honor Council, 4; International Rela- tions Club, 4 ; I .:i vv Club. ISAAC LEVINE XloCtit), Gtt. A.It., LI..B, Ciceronian I.iterare Society, I, 2, 4, President, 4. VaTsily I lebatrr. 2. 4. 4 ; International Relations (’tub, I ; 1 lire Club, I. 2. 4, 4: Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Fraternity, I. 2 4, 4; President, Senior Class, 4 ; President, Senior Law Class. 4; Liaison Committee, 4; Intramural Hoard, 4, TRAMMELL FOSTER SHI 1 tiff tit, (iii. A.II., LL.R. Kappa Sigma. President. 4; Alpha Psi Omega National Dramatic Society. 2, Treasurer, ?, Vice-President, 4; Blue Key National Honor fraternity, treasurer, v Vin- Dic-1 dent. 4; Calldkov Staff, 2, 4. 4; Ciceronian Literati Society, President, 1 ; B,S,I . Council, I ; Krcglmiati Debater, I. Secretary. freshman Class. I; Law School Honor Coun- cil, 4: L liiei Justice, Law School Honor Council. 4; ice- President. Junior Law Class, 4; Winner, Callaghan Prize. 2; Dictum Club, 4. 4: Chairman. Student Editorial Hoard. (,,'4,rtji fltir Journo!, 4, 4; I,aw Club, HUGH DOR SEA SOSEBFE Camming, Go, tub. Alpha Lambda Tau ; I aw Club. LELAND III HER I WILLIAMS Collei r Pork, Gn. Ll-B. .14 _ I ■' .LhJh l'u Unwin il.iinin. Dramatic Societ i. 4, 4, Blue Key National Honor Kra- rrrnitv. 4. 4: (limitr Staff. 4: International Relations Club. 2. 4, 4. Vice-President, 4; Vice-President, Law Club, mittee, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council of Fraternities, 4; Law Club. JOHN PIERCE ANDERSON Cray, (.'a LL . LAW • JUNIORS Kappa Sigma, Treasurer. 4; Cice- ronian Literary Society, 2, 3, 4; Hand, 1. J, 4. Law I lull. LEON HOLMES GARFIELD .Ilmen. Ga. IXI. Plii Delta Theta; I' ti'Luns’ Stall, 5, 4: Ciceronian Liieran Society. 1, 2; CluiUr Stall, 1, 2, 3, 4; De- hater, I. 2; Glee Club. 2. 3. +; Varsity Kunili.ilI, 2. 5; Law Club. Et GENE WALTON HODGES Hr f Hold , f.'i1. LI.B. Alpha l au Omega; Vice-President, Jutunr t'la s. 3; P .ir,-Hellenic Council of Frarernifiec Srereinry. 4; La« Club. ROY M. I .ILLY Ga, Phi Delia 'I'hcta : Pirnim Club. J; Ju ticr, |.an School Honor Coun- cil, 5 ; Law Club. Q1T.NTON II PLUNKETT Uniiiillit, f a. ll.i. Phi Delia Thria; Vanity Football 2, i; law School Honor Ccmitcil. 3. Student Cuum il. 2; Fre hraan Foot- ball, t; Pan-llellenic Council of Fraternities i; Law Club, RFMFK I.ANE DENMARK .Vie vaanaJt, Ga, IX , Law Club. JAMES BROWN GILBERT Itiaata, Ga IXB, Alpha Jao Omega; Ciceronian Lit near i Society. I ; Ftrihnnn lie barer. 1 ; Itirrmatinnal Relation Club, I; Glee Club, I, 2; Vanity Football Manager. 3; VL Club, 3, 4; Law Club W. FRANK LAWSON GrtrHt'illt, S. G. L1_B. International Relation Club, 1; U Club. WILLIAM JOSEPH PA rTERSOX MiMHt Ga. H_i. Law Club. CHARLES DAVID THOMPSON If .it nn, Ga. ix. a. International Relation Club, 2, 1; Band, 2, J; Pfe-ciJrtit, Juiiint Law t'la . 3; Secretary-I'rraturcT. Ijw Club. 3- LAW FRESHMEN JAMES BOOTH, JR. St. Fftersimru. via, LLiK. (1917-1939) Alpha Tau Omega: Filer Club; Orchestra; Law Club. ENRIQUE ANTONIO ALCARAZ tnfififurz, Puffto Rita LL.B. Hi K.1 ppa Alpha; Law Club. OSGOOD CLARK, JR. Mao , On. LI„B. Phi Delta Theta; Law Club. FRANK H. EDWARDS ConuHWf, Ga, LL.B. Phi Delia Theta: Ciceronian Liicr- ary Society, I, Cluitrr Staff, 1, 2, 3; Glee Club. I, 2, President, J; Orchestra, I. J. 1. +. Director. I: Law Club. JAMES HAROLD BEATY Mat on, On. LLB. Kappa Sigma, Glee Club, I ; Stu- dent Activities Committee, 1; CatJiDHON Staff, 3: Law Club. EDWARD EUGENE DORSEY Si. Ptttribur , Fla. I.L.U. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Vice-Presi- dent. 3; Alpha P i Omega National Dinmalir Socirtv, t; ttlnr Kr', National Honor Fiatrrnity. 2, 3, ru'iMiw Staff, 2; Clutftr Staff, I, Newspaper Club, 3. 3: Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Fra- ternity, I. J, 3; Sigma Epsilon National Writers' Fraternity, J, 3; Stlhaurllr .Vtaff. !, 2. Editor, i; Law School Honor Council, 3: J aw Club. NORMAN SANDERS LANE Miiiftn. f.'itr. n_B Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Errshraaii Debater, 1; Silhvufltf Staff, 3; Student Council. 2‘ Law Club. LAW FRESHMEN ROBERT MARK IIobvIuIii, Wimwi n..B. Law Club, Win JAM A R I in K Mt RP1I .Ifdrou, Ga. n-«- Rappa Alpha ; ( .lee Out), 1; I.a Club JACK NESBITT Cord tit, Ga. 14-.B. I hi l rlta Then; Ciceronian Liter- ary Society, I; tilrr Club, 1; l aw (lull. CHIP PEABODY J ltirtU?, Git. I.L.B. Kappa Alpha, President, Cie«- maiini Literary Society, £: Interna- rioiul Relations Club, 2: Pan-Hd tepir Commit of Eralrrliilif', 2, 5; Law Club. HORACE EDWIN RICHTER Cairn, Ga. ir.B lpha Lambda Tau; Blur Key j tional Honor Fraternity, I: kappa I'lii Kappa N annual Education Fraternity, 3; Pan-Hellenic Cuun- r il iit Fraternities 1. Vice-Pmi- deul. i: Pm idem, Sophomore I’lans, Pmidrm, Junior CLiw, 3; Pmhmjn Football t; Vanin Fitniball, , 3; Law Club. I LEWIS SMITH .Ifill JiffviHr, Gu. ir.s. KCBKN HU WARD II NEAL t.a Grangr, Ga. LI.I. Alpha Lambda Tau; Law- Club. MONROE PHILLIPS Tifloa, Ga. Ku) i j Si Rina; President, F mh man Law Claw, 1; Law Club. JOSEPH EDWARD RtCKENBACKER WathintHun, I). C. A.B., LI..B. Pi Kappa Alpha, Treayurei. 3, ; Alpha P i Omega National Dra- malic Society. 1, 4; CiutUr Start. I. 3, 4; Vanity Debater. 1, 3; Siuma Cptilun National Writrri1 Fraternity, 3. 3; SUfiourtlr Staff. ’, 3, 4; I'.'iu-Hellenic Council of Fra- ternities, Treasurer, 3, 4 • Law Club. SAM LOYD WIUTMIRE for rrr, fit. Law Club W HAT can you do? A fresliitian en- ters college and this question Is confronting him at once. For if he sings, lie has the Glee Club on his track. If he can shoot hull,” the debate and the literary clubs claim him. If he reveres Wal- ter Winched or Henry McLemore, lie finds his niche in the publications. If he is an athlete, he gets his M” and a lot of admiration on the football, basketball, or tennis teams. If he is good in several lines, he gets elected to honorary societies and collects a chuinful of keys, [f lie likes to dabble in polities, he is happy during spring elections. ORGANIZATIONS are- adapted to the needs and abilities of the stu- dents— students use the organizations for training in their specialties and to develop initiative and cooperation. Now turn the pages and admire your profiles! ZBI Ownon. Li; e t.pow.-;i. w i. h..... Pc-ha .: Miturd io a small number of otirstattdino junior and senior mm student .. ■vchwr. Hutaew- Seudei. R C: WiHmiiw. I- H The Mercer chapter ul liluc Kr , founded in I92S, is committed to cwptriiie with thr faudt . to suidt student problems, to stimulate progress, .uul to promote the interests ni the institution. While Hlur Key recoini e outstanding qualities in character, scholarship, leadership, and service, it i- primarily a leadership ami service organization. '‘Serving, I Live.” is the motto of the fraternity. BlIJA JEESLIN • resident CARDINAL KEY • till'init 1 Hortar Sorority The Cardinal Key N .rt on.-il Honor Sorority was termed sit Mercer on April 15, l‘)J4, a ,i sister organisation to rhe Blue Key fraternity. A girl must be mitstsmling in character, scholarship, leadership, and participation in extra- curricular activities to become eligible tor membership. All member? must be students in the senior college, The sole objective of this honor sorority i? service to the institution and to the students. MARIK HORTON • fPreaulettt MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IN GROUP: Rent, MarlflfJflt Tuton, Veronica: Pulliam, Margaret,- Bell, Bos Warren: Carr, Wtlhelminar Chaptnan, Karri olle,- Crawtord, Dale; Harrison, Martha; Kilgore, ElolM; Smith, Ruth. PretUtHt ...........................................-MARIE HORTON l ur PrnHlvHt . ELIZABETH SWINTQRD , MARJORIE RETD ft.... ................................ ,VER NIC Tl TEN Historia .....................MARGARET PULLIAM ELIZA MET II U INFORD J. I BARGE SHI • (editor dhe 1940 CAULDRON • This vear, the CAl'LDRON staff saw no definite need for a concrete theme: they felt that a yearbook portraying a well-rounded view of the year's activities would be more indicative of a real Mercer theme. Occasional art-work by the editor, streamlined makeup, sim- plicity of style, and conscientious regard for every activity have been used to offset the systematized production of the past. It is hoped that the informal grace of its printed matter will a fiord more enjoy- able CAULDRON reading. The fact that an annual is an enduring publication has forced the staff’s withdrawal from the usual journal- istic rigidity. KARL LEWIS aging (bditor STAFF MEMBFRS (lo£i to Righii: Baskin, Ernest. Associate Editor: Sparks, Bob. Executive Editor; Steal, Di, Wilbur W. Faculty Ad- visor: Alexander. Frank, Literary Editor; Broach. Waller. Sports Editor; Brown. J. L, Inies -nation Editor; Crawford, Date, Feature Editor: Cumbi . L A.. Staff Fhoicarapher; lonos. Annin Wheat, fraternity Editor; Pulliam, Margaret, Organizations Editorr Welkins. Ben,. Stall Ph -1oqrftp}icr: Wobb, Addison. Class Editor. “file t i U)Kn stab was very fortunate indeed in having Mr. Clurlic Hubbard, new Universi tv busi- ness manager, as its faculty advisor this year. His unfading interest and co-operation have been encourag- ing to all of ns. It is through his influence and guidance, coupled with the appreciation shown by our advertisers that we now print tile 1940 C.U'miron-. |. K JOH N IE REED • n uxutess fthmayei' MARJORIE REID • (U (' ritst iy )1U ruiejer STAFF MEMBERS — Loll to nghl: Anwt . tohn, SwlnH4 Sacra lory: Blount. Luanita Co «t A nnt: Couric Tchn, Layout Manager: Daloy. Rusaolt. Sikw Stall Darby, Rob. Collae- i|on OavU, Bill. Sains Stall,- Gariiold. Loan, Aasiiljuii Business Marior Graham. Frank. OrgonttotjoB Manager: Hondride, Cor- fell. Sa'a Stall: Hill. Cuter. Assistant Cottoe- (ton Mmmwi Lm. Man. Sal® Stott: Nwt. Evalyn Co-ed Agent: O'Quinn. Raymond. SaJ-ia Stall: Vanwr, Ftolds. 5 1 StaJf: Wood. La , Collection Manager: Seigtar, Maqnrel Collection Stall. CHARLES V HUBBARD 11nuvrst ij Ctif •«or THE CLUSTER • rroi oj —ifcucbznt nought and fction The first issue of the Clttsur, weekly student news- paper, was published in 1920. It was then composed of contributions from all the schools comprising the Mer- cer University system, After several years, the other colleges ceased contributions, and Mercer students con- tinued to publish the 1Cluster as a campus newspaper. Its predecessor, the Q range and Black, began operations in 1915 but was discontinued during the World War. This year, the Cluster adopted the currently popular streamline type of makeup, Its staff also emphasized a more complete coverage of the campus news fronts. STAFF MEMBERS: Calhoun, Clyde. Managing Editor; JofMiS, Annie Wheat, Managing Editor: Baskin, Ern- est. lx.. Advertising Manager Gai'ivld, Loon. Sports Ediior, Goldgar. :3ar:y, Foal tiro Sett- lor; Bethea. Eleanor, Fraternity Editor: Courier, lohn. News Editor, Jones, Adel a. Circula- lion Managua'; Boone, Sarah; Bowen.Cedi; Bozeman Fxank; Bryan, Gatmw; Burch, J, ,; Calhoun. W. C,; Coney, tee: Cox, Philip: D a t b v , Bob Hmtab, John; Hollingsworth, Harold; Kilgore, Dorothea; IleeS, Fvolyn Nolan, Q. ft: O'Oulno, Raymond; Preston. Bill; Prrtchell. Ward: Smith. Hany. Sparks. Bob: Thomas, Malcotm: V alkLns. Ben,- Wes'. John: Wood. Lee, ]r,: Zotglor, Margaret, • THE SILHOUETTE The Siihoneiie, monthly literary maga- zine, Is in its third year of publication. It was founded by students, ami is the suc- cessor to the Bearskin, humor magazine. The Silhouette exists primarily for the purpose of publishing the literary works of the students, for the enjoyment and education of the whole student body, to provide a proving ground for ideas and writers, and to develop and maintain stu- dent interest in topics worthy of such in- terest. ED DORSEY • Rtiilor EDITORIAL HOARD Bay sc Barfield.......................... Itusmess Manager Wiley Davis. . ..Asjt fcif Editor HaRRV GoUtRAR................................ hsofiale Editor I, J, Harssberuck. . Attieiate Editor Ernest Baskin, Jr., Cireutaifon Manager STAFF MEMBERS: {Loll to Right) Barflold, Bayn-o.- Davis, Wiley; Harnsbetgc-r, J. J.; Goldgar, Many; Baskin, Ernest Jr.; Co uric, |ghn; Marshall, Sally; Q'Quinn, Raymond; Pritchett, Ward; Shearer, Fred; Sparks, Robert: Zeigler, Margaret. NEWSPAPER CLUB An organization primarily for students of journalism nr those active on campus publications, the Newspaper Club has several Held trips included on its program each year. In the spring quarter, members of the club publish an edition nf a weekly newspaper in a neighboring town. Meetings are held monthlv, with prominent newspapermen as guest speakers, J. I . HARGK SHI • President OFFICERS J. E. IIarue Shi. . PreiiJem Clyde Cai.hocs .. ... .Put-Prttideai EftKKST Hash in, Jk. -Secretary Tr«tiurer MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IN GROUP: Calhoun, Cly J«v Baskin. Ernest Jr.; Allen, Dr. John D.: Boone, Sa: h; Bowen, Cecil; Breech, Waltor; Bryan, Gainer,- Cham latrlalft. Wlnqfletd; Ccurkr. John; Epps. Dizabolh; Gosslin, Billy Goldqar Harry: Haslam. Charlie: Icnos Am Wheat: Kil- gore. Dorcrhoa; Noel. Evelyn: Sparks, 3ob; Vainer, Fields; Wallhall, Arm; Watkins, B n T-; Wood. L o PRESIDENTS' CLUB I IcrcioCurc. the Presidents Club: existed in name only, but this year finds the group an active influence in the supervision of Mercer s activities. Its main purpose is to coordinate student and administration relationships. The president of each recognized campus group is automatically admitted. On such occasions as Pilgrimage Hay and Homecoming Day. the Club works in cooperation with Blue Key and Cardinal Key. HORACE RICHTER • () imrman MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IN GROUP: Bell. Bass Wiihb: Bowman. Ben: Coney. L«sr Davis, T. Hoyt: Do s y. Ed,; Draughon. Elmo: Dutton, Bob; Ceeslln, Billy; Geldgar. IWy; Grab!. Daniel K Filipatrlck. Bsily: Motion, Marie Howland, Bill: 'enes. Annie Wheal; KiinefeStet Helen.- Lai la. William: Urine. Isaac: Morris. Glenn: Peabody. Chip: Phillips. Monroe; Powell, VA: Reed, lohnic-: Red. Matiori ; Shands, Norman; Shephard. Hubert; Shi. Saaqe,- Shi, Trammell.; Swmfotd. QlaUth: Thompson, Charlie; TuCsn. Veronica CICERONIAN • LITERARY SOCIETY Mr- mother of campus organizations, the Ciceronian Literary Society has for its primary function the advancement of its members along public speaking and open forum lines. Important speakers on subjects of nation-wide moment arc invited to its meetings. Dr. Kerr Boyce I upper, a member of the Mercer faculty. is one of the group’s charter members. «►fl ISAAC Cl VIM • {President MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IN GROUP; I Hill Frank; Baakifi. Ern -t: Soembmo. Frank; Bryan. G in«: Ctmnit rla]n, Winfield: Gaik. Buddy: Halllhutlnh. M tyr Harrison. Masrha: Klln Wl«r H dr r.: Lan.i Mary Fiance Uwo. Earl. MichnaS, Gwendolyn; Ntmhinqicn. ASan; 0‘Ouinn. Lavemo: R wacr Sara Fan : Tulirn. Vsramsa. Varnar. F Jd W«wlhaun. Rschaid1 Wood. Lea. Jt. MACON, GA KAPPA PHI KAPPA XritMMif f duration Fraternity Kapin Phi Kappa, national professional education fraternity, re t|uiir- til it' member- a minimum uf ten hour credit in Fducation courses, a -cholastic average acme tire All Mrn'-. average, and .1 unanimous vote of all chapter member- on . tlniiviuu. K-t a Wished n the Mercer campus since April 6, Alph.i Mu chapter of Kappa Phi Kappa promote' the cause of education by encouraging men of sound moral character and iccogni rd ability to study its principles and problems. The fraterniu emphasizes social intercourse among its members, scholarly attainment, and professional ideals. OFFICERS DANIEL K. GraHI..................................... President Frank Alexander............ Fire-President Charles Drake . Treasurer Horace Richter .. Secretary MEMBERS AS IHEY APPEAR IN GROUP. Alexander, Frank, Drake. Charios; Richter. Horace: Allan. Dr. John D: Crudup. Dr. loslah- Eden. John F„ Highsmilh. Dr. E. M,- Holland. !crdan; Monk. Rufus. Napier, Handley; Nolan. Nathan; Powell, Ia k: Smalley, Prof. W. T, Smith, Roy C.; Webb, Major Lester A DAN H I, K GKAHl, • rpn •stt lent MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR ffl GROUP; Grow. Sibyl; CTtspraa-n, Horrlgiin. BoSI, Bass Wame; Catr, VftUurmUto Harrison. Martha: Horten, Stoic; Mays, Aanl«r Ormo, Jano: PuKuu , M«3W Mr Smith, Sclh; Siswart, Dr. Hanry; Swnlord, Elisahath, • SIGMA EPSILON Rthuttiimai St rorit On rlit Mercer campus since May 27, 19.17, Sigma Epsilon educational sorority has drawn its members from the highest quarters of education students. To be eligible for membership, a student must have received no less than a MB” average and must have shown high professional interest, outstanding leadership, and exceptional promise in the field of education. 1 he purpose of the sorority is to foster professional spirit, encourage graduate work, stimulate research, and pro- mote a feeling ot iellowship among prospective teachers. OFIKTRS Veronica TI'rex Sibvi. Crow .... H aRRII I i t Cli.M'MAN Dr, X.wcv Stewart. Miss Anno; Mi vs . - President Vice-President ......,. tStcretary . tiontirtiri J■frmier f{tiHf riir Member ■_« VKRONKA Id I F N • Prestaptil NORMAN SHANDS • [President BILLY THAMES • ftrxt ! 'ice-fPresident The Baptist Student Union was founded at Mer- cer in 1928, and has made great gains on the campus. The H. S. I forms a connection between die students and the church, and seeks to enlist all Baptist students in the work of the local churches. The purpose of the organi- zation is to make every Mercer- ian feci “that all students should learn to live abundantly in all phases of life—spiritual, men- tal. physical, aikI social, MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IS GROUP; Cheater Bavcrly. Second Vire-Prasidont. Spnat, Clytie. Co w-drtud Vico-Piosidont: Callaway. Tucker. Third Vtce-Preauteni: Qieves. Hazel, Co-third Vloj-Presldont; Sandlin, Carolyn. Seer «Wry. ChanrW , York. Twaausw: Sizemore, Lamar. Sunday School Represent - !ivo: Meins. Glenn L, C Serviet? Band; Drake. Charles. Ministr n.a| Association- 6411, Joss , Music Director; Smith, Ruth, Denominational Rtrpieoenlolive: Monk. Puli . Extension Director; Catdwall. Beiiy, Librarian; Williams. Dol. Y. W. A. Representative; tohnsten, Ed. B. Y, F, IJ, Representative: Cook. Joe, Radio Extension Dlreoior- 1 J IJ ll i THE Y.W.A. OFFICKRS Dot Williams ........................ .]'resident Aimi.h Jom.s................... f’ur-l’rr sitient Winipafi) Andrews ........................Secret on J fic Young Women’s Auxiliary is a subsidiary of the llaptist Student Union. Its object is to lead the women students of Mercer in an intensive study of missions, both foreign and domestic. The auxiliary has played an important part in the religious activi- ties of the students for several years. MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IN GROUP: Andrt-wa, Wtntired, Secretary: Michool, Gwendolyn; Btazwdl, Jeanette; Caldwell, Belly; Chapman Haii:«nu, ,Tiwn. Him!; Cht| l:an, Cannot, Mildred: Crow. Sibyl: Eppa Eteabsth; Hughe . Mar lone: Hunt. Detli; KhnaiaBer. Helen; C Quinn. LsVeme; Sperry. Beity: Taylor, fit - ahlno; Wooddal], Emily.- Wright. Alien. 1 MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION aiAKIIS I IRAKI-! • f}fr{'snl ‘iit Mmisicn.il students who desire to enhance ilieir scholastic attainments with practical rclig tous experience compose the Ministerial Associa- tion, a unit of tin- Baptist Student Union. Its lirst tenet is to help these students to become com- petent and qualified to carry on their spiritual work. OFFICERS t'lMNCFS I 1M Huiu'rt Shu iiEM) Jmsf Hf i i... Vnik I II uiti ru JoMHK' W. HoJIAVD. Jor V, Cikks . Mm i Fab .- PrtiiJtHi I . ! • t’r nulrn St i-rn’) Trfttmrtr I'uiniit Chorister Kr partrr ...........Jlttfffvr I he most tangible benefit derived from the organization is the part-time pastoral work which it secures for its members- Furthermore, it serves as a stabilizer in affairs on the campus. MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IN GROUP; SUnphiif-u. Hubert. Boll. 'nan ChatnbioM York; HoUan-d Jordan Vi Cook. To V. Farr- Hoyi; Akin fame H, Akin. Intr.w L: AI«Hna«. i Fiar.A Akin n«sry L ni : Bicwti I. L: Burch. I B.: Callaway. Tur « N. Carnos W S.. Chapman. H F. frChMlor. E. B- Corlny Garland; Davi Rev Ga! Iciwfly E D.' Gair«rh ]am« 5. Hall, I E-. Haidln C C.; Haytu. H G.; Hill, S. E.. Hedges Natdiatv HoUlnqiw-nith, Hunlftf, P fahruton, E D.; Ir.ni'S. R. T Kirkland Maldon- Ml'ehaH. W- E. Mink. Kulu ; Morgan Solcn; Marti Glenn; Odoro, S. E. Cgtalrno. A. R Fickern f, B,; Proaion Wist L t Salogiti, E. |.| Saltpm, Win. $: Shand . O. H . Sinqtoon, famev E p«ar, T. C-.: E ir d. C. I; Thoirrpaars. R. 0,. Vmaon lain - W 1' ts. fi. H.j Wnbt Addaon; Whnluy. ). G.: Wtlliaiaa. D. H. I iLagyi ALPHA PS1 UMEGA riliditrt! Dramatic Switty OFFICERS |ARII HiiriON _______ ... prttidtnt Thimmeu. Shi ., I'ur 1‘irj'tJtnt 1)11.1' CKHVFopn . .Sfirsliuy- I rrafnrer MARIE HORTON Alpha IVi Omega fraternity is organized to help promote President dramatics on the college campus by ottering to the students an incentive toward work in play production. Selection of members is on a point system, given for stage management, make-up work, play writing and directing, and actual acting sented by the dramatic department. MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IN GROUP: with credit being in the plays pro • Shi, Tidiniu !t; Ciawford. 0 1«• Snwji, Dr. W, V,’, Ah !, Ft wnc ; Alhwi, Mildred; Barfield, Bayne; Ct-uhc. Min; Davis, Wylie; Dorsey. Ed; Grahl. 0an; HolUnflswoiiii, HiUiS; Hughes. Mariane: Kaderly. NafhanMi Lada Bill; Metqan, Cloud Powell, taek; Rirkenbacker. Ii ; Wost. 1. T.- Williami. L H. I A I A n n $ MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR tM GROUP; Mann, David; Semt Fauoli Baikln, Fines? rr.r Amen. John; Bozeman, Bon.- Bryan. Gainer fr.: Clurlt. Dr. John 3; I'avw. Morvir.; Oawla. Wyltu; Doraey, Ed; Fittpaoidc, Pilty; Hill, Guitar,- !w , Tom, Kadarly, NelKaniel; tevlno, Isaac; Low«.-, Sam; Powell, ,’ack; Saloorn. EraoiJ. Shea ir. Trail: Shi. Wood, Lw I'rfthmtin Scholastic Honor 1’ntlernity Oiit«t:indin|! freshmen on the campus who attain an average of at least hall A s anil hall li'-make up ilu- membership of I'hi Eta Sigma, national scholastic honor iratrrnitv for tirst-vear men, Character, a- well -i' scholar ship, is a quali?) (or admission. As an added incentive to freshmen, the liw.nl chapter of I’lii Eta Sigma .wards ;t handsome lov ini;-cup annually to the student nominated a- tin- outstanding freshman ' on rhr Mercer campus. Extra-curricular activities, scholastic average, and leadership are the factors on which candidates for this honor are judged. Him. Latta ...... David Mans I I RKOI S AMS . Ernest Baskin, |r. (HIKERS ., (’resident I iee-I'retidrril Sc. retw i -'I'mtsurtr . , .Senior Jillif or BILL LA'IT A MERCER GLEE CLUB • FRONT ROW Left Jo right; Edwards, Frank; Napier, Henley; Levine, Isaac: Wood, Lee, Jr.; Graham, Frank; Recti. Don. Booth, lames; Rich. Charles; Bowen, CdciL Webb. Addison; Bartield, Jamt'S: Yates, Foe. Sender, R. C. CENTER ROW Left 1o right: Darby, Bob; Holtinqswanh, Harold; Varner. Fields; Presicn. Bill; Mofthinglon. Alan: Haalam, Charles; Daniel, foe; Gibson, George; Boze- man, Frank; Boone, Thomas.- Rushing, Jack; Mitchell, Bill; C heal or. Beverly; Avery, BlU- BACK ROW Left to right: Sureh, T. B: McClung, Roger. Gostin. Edgar: Smith, Harry; Cox, Philip; Jones. Harris; Callaway, Tucker; Davis, Bill; Lalla, Bill; W«xeL- oaom, Richard: West, John T.; Davis, Mar- vin; Cobb, Guy; Howell, Orbin; Hearn , John. 1 A I THE GLEE CLUB QUARTET Corioy, •THE ORCHESTRA As an added entertainment feature, the Orchestra was formed several years ago, and accompanies the (dee Club on each of its road trips. Regular practice sessions arc held throughout the school year, employ- ing arrangements by the nation's leading suing bands MARTHA HARRISON • fPresident c7L A CAPELLA CHOIR I ntering its second year as a part of the Mercer Olee Club, the A Capella Choir, under the leadership of Lee Wood, has drawn favor- able comment through its performances. Its membership is made up of selected members of the male chorus, together with outstanding female voices. At present it numbers about sixty. MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR EH GROUP: FRONT ROW; Harrison, M r1h : Re -. Sat Ten ; Mleha !, Gwendolyn: Sperry, Betty Ann; Ejjps, Eltubeth; Wrlqht, Alice; Walthall. Anne; Neel, Evelyn: Can, WllholmlJia,- Kilgore. Eleis ; KSirioio5ter, Holers; Sandlin, Carolyn; Halliburton, M-iry; Hulsab, Jessie; Blount. Leaniia: Greene, Vst ginia; Kilgore, Dorothea; Lang, Mary Francos; Chevea, Ha l; Reeves, Claire MIDDLE ROW. Boon . Thomas.- Bowen, Cecil; Avery, Bill; Rich. Charles; Wocddall Emily; Mlnler, Master.; Harris, Julia; Taylor. Sunshine; Williams, Do’: Hobbs. Marlon; Jahnslon, Mary Kale; Stanley, Muriel; New- ton, Eden: Zcigler, Margate'; Akin. James,- Euwmati, Frank; Mitchell, Wil- liam,- Reed. Dan: Hoarnc, John; Napier, Henley. BACK ROW: Morris. Glenn: Webb, Addison: Chester, Beverly; Smith, Harry B.: Darby, Bob; Varner, Fields; Corley, Garland; Jones, Harris; West John T.: Murphy. William; Adams, Kenneth; Calloway, Tucker,- Cox, Philip- Buich, J. B; McClung, Roger; Haalasn, Charles; Preslon, Bill; Lalla, Bill; Goaiin. Edgar; Howell, Orbin, Each year ten students, judged to he the best all-round from the University's Senior College, are selected to appear in WHO’S WHO AMON(i STUDENTS IN AMI R- IC AN UNIVERSITIES AND COE- I.ECiES, QualiiKations include character, leadership, and service shown the school by those chosen during their stay at Mercer, TOP PICTURE: (t.li to light) R«d, T. Shi, Davl Goeslin, B. Shi BOTTOM PICTURE- Beil Ic riqhl) Calloway, Carr, Horton. I.owe, Morn . • WHO'S WHO A moncf -StuJsnti in Afn I iniu£liitUi. £t Uolle Ei MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IN GROUP: Calloway, Tuetowf Cart, WlUt«min r Davi , Wyjl® tit GaMlln, Billy;- Horton, Mail®: low®, Sam,- Mon la, Glonn: Hot4. tefcnter Shi, Barge; Shi, Ttonanwll, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS K v If CLUB rtts Ito rM V . PrfsiJtni i: sfc T Baikjs, Jh. 1 iir-PrruJfni r.UlBI; KII TOR! Sr, rifiiry-frfiiHtr tr The International Relation Club is one of a group of clubs throughout the United States sponsored by the Carnegie J iul.ov- ment fur International Peace, Its aim is to promote interest in and knowledge of national and inter- national affairs. HEN HOZHMAlN • President MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IN GROUP; E sicii:. Ehwst Ir, Kilcjaso. Ek l e; Alexander. Frank.- Bond. J- M.? Bowman. Frank? Caldwell. Barry; Childs, Frank; Courier, tohn; Ford. Fred, lq u U Hair Iter.. Martha. Haalain, Charlie; Hendrick. Cartel. Hodjas. rames: Jackson Dor ; tonos. Harris; Lawson, Frank: Levr-u. Lcorwlk: Marr. Robert; Winter. Manon: Mitch . Bill: Pt sc(ttl. Eustace: Sandlin Carolyn; Thompson, Charles; Tuien. Veronica; Watjfts. Emory; Wood. Lee. DEBATERS • With an average of over fifteen debates each year, the Mercer Debaters have proved instrumental in cultivating goodwill among the neighboring southern colleges. Locally, the group has aroused student- body interest, along the lines of self-expression in questions of inter- national scope. Through this medium, students without previous debate experience receive an opportunity for tryouts and also valuable training in public speaking. MEMBERS—Left lo right; La wo, Sam, Student Manager; Alenander, Frank; Boll. Hair Davis. Wyllot GoMlti. Fdair B.; Cox, Philip; Chancy, Cutii ; lames, Tcia; Preston, Bill; Shepard, Harold; Yates, joe. MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IN GROUP: Shearp.-, FrreS. Hill, Carter: furvos, Ham ; Albert, Mildred: Bankilorr, Wesley: EirdSwT. Radlajd, Calhoun. William; Chrisdan. Hsrl; Darby Rob; Dftrrirl;, Howard; DuPrecr, Harold; Gibson, Georqo; Gilloti, Grady: Graham, Frank; Har risen. Maria : Hedges Hughes ■ fndan. Wendell: Lamb. Chajim; Lantf. Mary Frances: Lewis. Earl; Mann, David: Mc- nlrt?. Billy.- Mincey. Relic; Prescon. Eusiacd, Reed. Dan? Srmlb. Harry,- S-pira, Henry- Wade. Guy? Ward. Charles: Williams, Dorothy; Wynne, fudacn; Yarbojaiagh, Billy. ALEMBICCLUB With its membership composed chiefly of students taking a pre-medical or a science concentration course, the Alernbie Club is a society designed to promote friendship among Mercer students interested in science, and to cultivate a greater knowledge ol the latest developments in research. At each meeting of the dub a distinguished speaker talks on some phase of scientific work, and the students themselves prepare manuscripts for reading at the meetings. OFFICERS Hilly Fitzpatrick .............................Pmident Freu Shearer Hce-President Carter Him................................ Secretary Harris Jones............................... Treaturer HILLA MTZ FAT KICK fPr tident TRUMPETS: Mnriholl, W, I, Dirrttor; Thorepscn, Chorios , Stu lrM Dirrttor; Reck, lac : Adams, Jfonnoth,- Hood. Dan: Graham. Frank. CJitlda, Flank. Phlltips, BaiJay: GaifloM, Loon. TROMBONES: Anderson. Pierce; foreman. Fraak. CLARINETS: Jordan. Wondoll; Snuih. Bobby. SAXOPHONES: Burch. I. B.: lohnson. te: Yataa, Joe. PICCOLO: Hulun. I«sto. FLUTE: Ford, Fred. BASS HORN: HwJdfntwrry Thad Avery. Bill; Hall, 'im. BARITONE; Mtagan, Solon. BASS DRUM: Jehrsslcn. Ed tinunrn Mana rt. SNARE DRUMS. Shlnhotnor, Heruy; Edwards, Frank; Nttihin-glon. Alan. MERCER HAND Although hampered hv a small personnel last fall, the Mercer Hand was much in evidence at football games and by its spirited playing added much to the enthusiasm of spectators and players alike. A movement is turn under way to secure new equipment for the Mercer Hand next year, and extensive plans are being made for the training and drilling of what sponsors hi'tievc will lu- the largest and Inst equipped band in the history of the school, TTlercer 111 HUS' CLUB • MEMBERS AS THF-Y APPEAR fU GROUP: Alky. Ben. Alton Mildred; Armstrong. Wafer ; Arnen. John; Blaylock. Rodney; Calhoun. Clyde; Ctow . Bowne; Conger. Wilti ; Darby. Sot. Drilard. Robert; thrPree. Earl; GStlor, Grady; Giimtnell, Louise. Hollinqaworth. Hi 111 8, Howland, Bill: Jordan, Wendell; tee, Fiinii: McAfee, Wllhatn: M rrttl, Jamas; Odcm. Edwin.- Page Anthony, Sims, Rulus; Smith, Bob: Smith. Harry R.’ Smi'h. Hany Limv; Wages. Emory Jr.; Wir.n. Frank; Wood. Lee. Ji. HBRR’RK you from, Freshman? Pumpkin Switch? Say, feller, you should know plenty of our alumni. The May or’s an I Baku Kake. You must’ve given fraternities a little thought, hoy ! The brothers are sure impressed with you, kid. In fact, the topic of con- versation last night was all about you. They're expeeting you to put on the hut- ton Sunday afternoon, too. You wouldn’t let a swell hunch of fellers like that down, would vou. Freshman? ...Now, pledges, you’re missing half of your fraternity life by delaying your initiation. Who do you think’s gonna carry on next y ear? And besides that going fraternity doesn’t mean a thing until you take lids step. There’s fratern- izing with old alumni: the source of fraternal fellowship is in the bonds of our brotherhood. If you were going to some other college, initiation would cost you twenty-five dollars more! Let that sink in. Pledges..,, F R i t e i n 11 Rl'ssii.i. Davison KAI’I’A SIGMA President. Pall Quartet Chip Pearod KAPPA ALPHA President, I Fin ter Quarter John Hogan ALPHA TAG OMEGA President, 5ifiring Quarter Horace Richter ALPHA LAMBDA TU Fire-President, Fall Quarter Bill Howland ALPHA LAMBDA TAG in President. If'inter Quarter Robert Dillard phi delta th eta Fin -President. Spring Quartet V I.TON Hodges ALPHA TAG OMEGA Sreretary, Full Quarter Ed. Dorsey SIGMA ALPHA EPSIIjON See ret ary, It inter Quarter Bierce Anderson kappa sigma Sreretary. Sprint Quarter Job E. Ric ken hacker PI KAPPA ALPHA Treasurer, Fall Quarter T I E S'.. 1.11. and Williams PI KAPPA ALPHA Treasurer, IF inter Quarter K wmoxd O’Qgivv SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Treasurer. Sprint Quarter Malcolm Thomas ALPHA LAMBDA TAG Frank Alexander alpha tag omega Roger Strickland ALPHA TAG OMEGA Darnell Brawn KAPPA ALPHA M AX WELL Be.RSCH KAPPA SIGMA C. Ci.oci Morgan KAPPA SIGMA Bavnf. Barfield Pill DELTA THETA QI LXTON Pl.GNKKTf PHI DELTA THETA John IE Reid PHI DELTA THETA Robert E. Lee pi Roscoe Cline sigma alpha epsiuin C □ U N C I L • for t;j () Serving in the dual capacity of maintaining good- will and ol centralizing the aitairs of the various (ireek Letter organizations on the campus, the I'an-I lellciiic Council for the fraternities and the Pan-IIellcnic Council lor the Sororities play vital parts in Mercer's R I) H I T I E S social activities. Each body is composed of two repre- sentatives from each of its member-groups. Meetings are held biweekly, at which time problems are dis- cussed. The Councils also have charge of Inter- Fraternity contests and competitions. A xie Wheat Jokes Alpha Delta Pi President I v i. k Craw fori) Phi Mu Serretur v - Treat urer Marjorie Reid Phi Mu Ki.i ABinr SwiNFORii Alpha Delta Pi ALPHA LAMBDA TAU Bill Hnu I VM1 President 19 J9 MaIA'OI.M J lIi MAS President 194(1 Found?(I .Viui oiutlly 1916, 0(JI.etiiokpi University Established Loudly Greek Letter Xtime of Chapter 192.3 Gamma Fraternity Calms Gold and Black Ernie rni ly Flower Rose OFFICERS Bill Howland............................... President Frank Pride............................... Secretary Malcolm Thom « .. .................... 'itf President Howard Derrick ...Treasurer inot-'AR IN C'.ROtI ■ MV.MHF.RS as ‘ Hh Ro l|Kn . „uKh. J. B.; Burur . . , r: C'™'k Gi)kn, Grad'. J., H- —J T-Ea,.rid «.Cteto-.F— ..... ,:a.:J. “ •• Oiw'ald; J— C , •- ■ ■« • .... - — U ................. ALPHA TAU OMEGA • Wm.tkr Ashmore P resident 1940 Elmo I raii,Hon Presidmi 1939 Founded Xntionaily 1865, Richmond Virginia Creek Letter . nttit if Local Chapter Alpha Zeta Lstabtis icd Locally 1880 fraternity Colors (iOi.I) AND SkV Hl.l'h Fraternity Flower WiiiTi: Tea Rose OFFICERS Elmo DraL'GHOn . President Kenneth Adams .. ..Secretary Frank Alexander...........................Lite-President Roger Strickland Treasurer MK.MBKKS AS THKY APPKAR IN GROI P: ulcr, Kr.ink, Vice-President; Adams. Kenneth, Sccretai . Strickland, Ruuer, Treasurer; Hirdsonn. Radford: ng, Jim: Evans, Charles: (lillrrtt, James: (Jrnhl, Daniel K ; Hrarnc, John; Hoden, Urn: Hodur . Walton ■ 1. Vurthinjjtott. Alan: Shearer. Fred; Sparks, Boh; T ilil. O. I .: a-iii k. I.uui : V amuck. Heim : Booth. VeKh. Add 00- KAPPA ALPHA CHIP PMWHiV Pretuleat Hn.t An m I ii r-i’n utit u! t’ou nti(■( jV utionatty 1865, Washington and I-i k University Greek Letter Xtime of Lorn! Chapter Kappa Kf tnbh fh etl La colly 1873 Fraternity Colors Crimson and Gold Fra! an Ux Flowers Magnolia and Ri d Rosk OFFICERS Chip Re a body .President Wylie Davis . .. .Secretary Bill Avery.............................. . Fiee-Preiident Ferroi, Sams Treasurer ,w n Drew; Chc«« Curt . Kalc , IHrnrll . Calhoun. c ..■ —— 7' -.,„.0 R.sPW “ KAPPA SIGMA + I k vvimklj. F, Shi President I 'W LaMAR Sl .EMORE fire tuitu t 1940 Founded Xaiionally 1860, U ivFRsitv of Virginia Greek !.flier Xante of Focal Chapter Alpha Beta Est tibia bed I mt ally i 74 Fraternity Colors SlAKI.I I. V II IT I . A NR CiRF.tN' Fraternity Flower Lii y-of-i iie-Valli y OFFICERS TraMMILt F. Sill....... .President REN I . VVATKINS, Jk........................... Seerelary Kussiru. DavISOK’....................... . . .I'ice-Preiidrnt Pierce Anderson . Treasurer MEMBERS ft I 1,1 M PI ' w „ ■ ' - U Secretary An 1 00, l ,cice' Hodp«. Hv h«'- Hod ’ ,..k;C«.l’M U« •• — W • ......................B,U PiUh ' ' ill; Morgan. THETA Li i I? vm B mm Mi President 1939 | hisie Kim President 1940 Founded at tonally i848, Miami Univkksitv Greek Letter Same of Loral Chapter Gamma Fs tab I is fili1 Lor ally 1872 Fraternity Colors Arcem and Axlre I’ rn I a n 11 y Flou t r Winn: Carnation OFFICERS Lee Bayne Barfield. President James Merritt Secretary RovLu.lv............................. .Pice-President John CouwC.................................. Treasurer ,atS M’f' 'N V ' V ■Vrt®' • v.v . ss - - et«'V Via ' HU i.; ■•• - tiaWS ' ' w V tt ‘A° ■ «..'■ ' V vi ' VLvVf' . vV « -Vw'kW , . i «■ i • James, .... Charles: l avK i'larvm, [,eun; (ieeslin, Billy; Cirahsun, Frai. . Ilprtdricl;, L'aimll.- Hill, Carter; Hitdiovfc, s--. Me-IdtmiMn . .Ml'i'rr' Ni --iMti. Jack IMir k. r «Jiim'.Mi ant; Soiulri, K. C-; Tliainrs, HitK : Wr t. Juhr T.: Wmwl. }■ • '■ PI KAPPA ALPHA l,i i nu H. Williams President 1939 Hob IKrroN Vr side tit 19-H) Founded Nafionally 1868, Univi ksity of Virginia Creel: Fetter ante f Final Chapter Bi l l Psi Hslclt iifliftI I.tIftfIh 1923 Fraternity Colors (i. KNK I .WO Ol-l CiOLD Fraternity Flower I.ii.y of-thkA'aij.icy OFFICERS l -M-AND 11, Williams , . .President Michael Zaccaria Seerrtary Hlc.ii Lwdul'.vi I'iff-Prefidenl JpE Rilkknbackeb Treasurer . , fuc Treasure A . • Wagner - oc‘ rarl’ I annas, Aic « • Hichat . a- d= MaB ' Bill; Duncan, v '•• Robert; Yon, Vro. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Rostni CYtVh President I9?9 El . Dimi'V President 1940 Founded Xti lion ally 1856, Umvi ksh v of Alabama Greek Letter A nine f Local Chapter Psi list (thin Jlt’il Lvcdity I 870 Fraternity Colors Royal Ptuple d Old Gold Fraternity Flower Violet OFFICERS Rose Cum Eu. Dorsey . . President I 'ice-Prefidrnt Rob Alley Saxdos I. v , .Secretary '1'retifnrrt WIAIHFKS AS THEY APPEAR IS GROIT: lers. Treasurer; I’aulk. Ellis; O'Ouinn. Raymond: Akin. Jamrs I..: Alley. Hnh, Secretary; Calhoun. Fred; Cullens, Zack; Eden, Fred; Hauiesbcr ei. James; Hendry. Uoh: Henri. I.ih: Honan. James: I: Lattimorv, Tom; McL'owcn, Hitts ; Mcllvjiinc. Res: Roddenbcrrv, Thatl: Sams. Rufus: arnei V r.l; vn- L ■1 Ho«;an. John: Fields; Stwth. Harry. ALPHA DELTA HI ICl.IZABI.TH SWIMHIRU President 1939 AJargarj i Zraoi.m President 1040 FoumJt‘ J . titintillv Fsiahhshfii I wally Gret-k 1. Iter XiiiHf of I,in ill Clmplcr t S 5 I, WeSLKV-W COLLEGE 19.37 III i v Su;m OKHCERS Ei.i areth SwiMdRD . . President Sara Jam: Reesf. Secretary MARGARET Zr1GI.br .............. • . . Fitr-Prrsiiirtif MvRTHA ll. RRlSi . ... Treasurer P oQV V • lN ’ Ha UV «It n' yl0 rHEV , ; 1 C5 U' ,w • Lovett‘ •• - M w M.« ■ — M, Knnt Minted • Smv. «• = — LI Marjorie Reid Prendent 1939 [Jam Crawford P re fide nt 1940 Founded Nationally 1852, Weslf.yan College Greek Letter Natu,- of Local Chap ter Alpha Iota Est ab I h. lied Lo ra lly '93 s Sorority Color Rose and White Sorority Flower K XC11 AM‘RES CAKN A'l'lON OKblCKK Marjiikie Reid , .. .President Harriett Cjurmav................................Secretary DaI.E Crawford . .Pier-President Martha HaRT , Treasurer MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IS GROUP: Chapman, Harricttc, Secretary: Mart, Martini, Treasure ; Blanks. Jeanette: Blount. Leanitu: Browif, Mxda; Cater, Stella; iriinmett, Louise ; llurtnn. .Marie; Kidrrly, Martha: Miller, Dnri : Neel, Evelyn:: Si ni- . Reha: Walthall. Anne; Webb, Ad«lie Sue; Wood Ja 11, Emil) ; Wright, Alice. $ I '(j rol tea ni tss JLois 7 nelson • PI KAPPA ALPHA w tss a time Wheat (Jones • SlIiMA ALPHA F.PfiM.IIM oX )R the brawny he-men who nourish dreams of a bright orange M”on a black sweater, and flocks of admiring co-eds, Mercer presents football and basketball as major sports. For those who have the same competitive urge, but lack some of the size of the gridiron stalwarts, we find on the campus sweating groups of tennis aspirants, together with a complete intra- mural program, including volleyball, track, softball, and basketball. Almost anyone can find something at Mercer that he can do in the way of athletics, un- less he is an animated corpse. From this list of first-line sports, the field tapers all the w ay down like this; ping-pong, check- ers, chess, games of skill w ith cardboards, foxing the prof, and that greatest of all indoor sports pursuing the elusive female. So don’t say you ain’t an athlete just pick out one of the above sports, get sporty in it, and get your picture in the CAULDRON. MKMBFKS AS JURY APIT.AR IN CiROl'P: Alley. Bob; liroach. Walter; Cline. Koscoe; Culp. Bill; Hillard. Robert; Dizadyk. Jolly: Dutton. Ho; (ierhardt, A1;(iilberr, James; Gillon, Grady, Jr,; Heaton. Tom; Karszma. Marti ; Mazanclt, Anthony: McIIninr, Rex; Nelson, Rngrr: Norman. Ilerbert: O'Quinn. Raymond: Page, Anthony: Paulk, Kllis: Plunkett. Quenton: Pride, Frank: Richter, Horace; Smith, Bob; Stager. Carl; Tannas. Alex; Thomas, Malcolm: Wary. Frank; Win. Vro. Ni-ai. Autv • ffirestifeni THE M CLUB All students who receive the coveted M” in football, in basketball, or in tennis are eligible for membership into the club, which conducts two initiations during the school term. Traditional ceremonial ritrs of the organization call for its neophytes to hr oddly dressed, The affair lasts a whole Jay and includes “exercise and barbecue. Membership in the -Vf club represents the highest degree of athletic at tain merit on the campus. 1 f 1 i r • 1 J j 1 J r ‘8icletf As sister organization to the ‘M” (. luh, the cord “M Club is the highest achievement tlj.it can be reached hv Mercer's '‘hruineites. Since basketball is the only sport in which Mercer girls compete with rival schools, the organization's membership is drawn chiefly from thi source. Admission, however, is occasionally granted tu girls who distinguish themselves with minor sports. OFFICERS '1st GwMMf.Tr ............ :an ETTE Blanks........... H UUSON . ............. OROTMKA KlLGtrni .... 'tSUtrni f Taiurtr mi l H AVI.AND OoA, hrlirmim Alpha Lambda Thu INTRAMUML BOARD Organized to meet the need for a governing body to control anil pro- mote Intramural athletic , the Board was formed in early fall, with a faculty member arid a member of the coaching stall acting as advisors. Representatives from the seven social fraternities, the two social sororities, the non-fraternity and the non-sorority groups, and the Ministerial Asso- ciation form the council. An extensive program of intramural sports was inaugurated under the Board’s supervision. Trophies were awarded to the winners in each contest, and a grand trophy was presented to the organiza- tion with the best all-round record. MEMBERS AS THEV APPEAR IN CROUP: Sparks. Hob, Alpha Thu Omepti. Jordan. Wendell, Kappa Alpha; Pilcher, James. kappa Sifftim; Dillard, Robert, Phi Delta Theta; Brown, Marla, Phi Mu; arca- ria, Michael, Pi kappa Alpha; Lane, Sanders. Sty nut Alpha T.psihm; Brown, |. L., Minittrriul Asweiatiun: Ijivinr. Isaac, X un-Fraternity Croup: Klinefelter. Helen, Non Snrbritt Croup: Tutcn, Veronica, Xon-Sarority Group. 1NTRAMURALS (((pint JCamlxla rJau 11 A 5 ll El BA LL CHA M PS MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IN GROUP: Wall. Eton: Lumpkin. Wallace.: DuPreo, [ohn; Richter, Kotova.- Thomas, MaleoLm; ttenhlrwjlon. Dodle. fPk; Qiel,„ rJhpta .V (]LLEY HALL I'll AMPS MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR IN GROUP: Rued!, [utinia-; Davti. Charcps: Ccnqox, Wills : Smith, Hatty: Durd n. Char3a .; Mc-AImt. WJlJiiun; HUI, C Davl . Marvin. I CAl [.[iron PRESS TIM I { I k Uphii (who had ju?t captured the loriR sought-after Pan-HclIcnic Trophy) were fighting it out (or the softball league leadership, Jipha f.atnbiia Tau was close after their heels, while Kappa Sigma had fairly writ cinched fourth place undet the mie-mim delivery service of Russ Davison. LrtKfc RlSSU.I, I inn! (j'na h Jon Q. PoLghert IJfit fitld Com h FOOTBALL• THE COACHES COACH LAKE KTSSlvlI. graduate «i tl«c r ivti iiv n| f cn- hcsscc and t'arson-Xscwinan, luan directed the football teams of Merest lor the past 'en years. Since he look over Hie reins a head roach in 19’v. hr has ruined out consistently good reams. including a powerful v|uad til 19JJ that played a close game against Army and Inst iri Mercer's iradiliou.il for. the Ijiiveisity of Omrgia, hs only ..nr point- The Keats have set to lose :i game under l oach Ktisscll n. Oglethorpe t niversily. He of Mercer's most anrieni rivals. Cider his capable gUld.llKC Mrnri seem headed lusiaid a very respectable position in ilte ranks of big time football in the South. JO E Q, DOUGHERTY, Btuin hackfield coach, is also a graduate of the University of Tennessee, where he wa known as one of the most versatile football players nt ever attend the university, tilling three line pus it inns at various times in his thice years ol varsity service, in addition to placing every backlteld fO ilinn. Coach Joe , as the plovers call him. can he seen continuallv on the alert coaching the back- in the finer arts of blocking, sidestepping, and passing, and it is due largely m his rrideavrirs that Mercer has presented a tinr set of ball cat tiers for ilir past two years. Line coach fur the Hears is Coach BILL PETERS, native of Hammond. Indiana, and a member of the lvn Alabama Ruse Howl learn While with the Tide, Peters mis much active service as a linesman. Although he uses many gestures and amirs in teaching his principles ol offense and defense, the buy take his experience as nit index in xriious football training. This spring, Coach Peters completed hts second spring session as line tutor. The MdCer coaching stall boasts an AlhSciuthraste m hulfluuk in JOE K1I .GROW, tailback and sparkplug for the Alabama Rose Bowl etew uf 1AJ7, who holds down the job of head freshman coach. I'aking eharge of the Mercer t ubs (nr the first time last fall, roach Kilgrms led hi' charge, through a six game schedule with n record ut mo wins, mu losses, and two ties, including a |h|f •lalrnvan with the powerful lirsluiun team ol Auburn. CtPT-MN Wimpy Jns ns Taettr THE BEAU Ky H b Sr irks Pitting iIn- 3' season Hie Mercer h 'tb.«ll team launched itself into big- time lurHhjil with against several Southeastern Conference trims including one with (hr mighty ImnoM Volunteers uhu mulr an obsue- «C-sfiil Ilivnbll nl (hr Krjsr Kstvl. ITioUgh lijmJir-y ppni In lack r | tnpfiighi material and ablr rrsrrVrs, (lie Bear carried mi through a grueling schedule with spirit nml determination. Although thev were mi the rnd of I he corc more often than they rmetged victorious, they iicvrr nuit scrapping and present a courageous tram of which Mercer ran well hr proud M ft ft A h 12 V 0 ft 0 0 0 F.ricnuiifering unexpectedly cliff opposition in (hr opening Barar aKtiihi Wofford, (hr Kean utre held in check for the fitst half bill pul on a sustained drive in the third ipiarter which eridtd with Jack Kicliards' twelve-yard sprint into pav dirt In thr fourth period Bob Hindu crashed aeni the double stripes Irorn ihr onc-iard line to cinch the svin am! sun the Kruibs off on the tight foot. M 0 ft ft ft f) I 7 0 0 ft 7 The irioil stunning upset and crushing blow to the hopes nl Mercer sup- porter! of the entire season rame when .1 lastly under-tated band nl I’rrsby terian Blue Stockings invaded the home grounds of Centennial Stadium and walked off with a one-touch down virion. The game was a listless affair, with the lone score Ciitftrilg in the opening period when a long Frrshi tcrum pan from the Mercer -in connected to end Coleman wlm ionic the ball in the clear ami Jrnlded river the grin) line for the toin'lidmin that eventually proved decisive. I'hr t- tra point on added by placement and the Hears net'et thicat ened seriously to score. M ft ft 0 t 1 CN ft « ft ft I he following weekend the Ifroiris Tan into an inspired hand of light but clever and hard-tackling warriors from CaftcA-Netmun who clinked off every Mncer sroring threat until the closing moments of the hnal statura when two substitute , lio Dutton and Tiim Pie'' Page, sparked a winning drive. -■ Jt r Pt.PAGEI Hart Rnwoe C't ivr H,i,k Kit 1 llnivi cun It ask Bon Hemirv Hfh k (intiv Gim.on Bat Hu I-S P.WI.K lia.k I'vNt Si vr.F h.ut low l r.E Bmk Vbo Yn.sr tfd.i HARRY K. UtS7. VIA Bail ISlMl S Ml m | (•titled Tow Si.Ainn Guard Thr superior manpower of iht home (cam vnfc down the much lighter boy from (irion-N'twiiijri. who u ctl only fourteen mrn in the entire game, and ihr Hear-, marched from deep in ilirir own territory straight down (he held noil over the goal line vsiihwut Irving the bill. The feature of the drive via- ilie hull-tike pliiiis.es of Uuitort and Pjgr, rhird stringer. who wired ihrm moment in the spotlight and dragged Mercer had from (he brink of ■ score- lr s rlen ill nek Hutton scored the winning touchdown on a line bock frotn (he one-yard line and An ['ledger added the cuu point from placement M V II 0 0 0 7 fl 13 fl 2 1 VVtlh the record of two win ami one Io under thru twill , the Heat, invaded Tu Imm f«r a crack at the redoubtable Crirnvun Tide and fell a victim of two bad break in drop a derision to thr Alabama crew Iti a came much clo-rr than the cote indicates. Alabama recovered a fumble carls in the game and turned the btrak into a score when Spencer cracked over tr.itn thr anew aril line. The conversion was good and the game went into a light defensive battle until the third period, when Alabama counted twice more mi a twelve yard | a« to Blackwell and a one-yard tj1ic jlut.k (ll ’ Herfcey Miwlv, one of the CQUrhdflMln being set up mi ,i MikM kick. I'hc heavy ’Hama forward wall harrered the lighter and numerically fewer Mercer linemen unmercifully and War down ,k- tm subsTtiiuimis. a| Allen and Captain Jones were outstanding in the lire, while Pledget and l-andrum sparked (hr Mcrccr otfrnsive in the hackheld. AH in all, the concensus of opinion seas ihat the Bruin accredited thmwelve. nohtv i their first trial of the .tear against the big-time elevens, and that with a few breaks the game might have hern a much cto«r ohc- M II U S Id BS 0 1 ft u n I he w dcriuB bos tame hack to the.r own tamping ground and adricni-tcred a sound thumping to the fasored Birmingham-Southern I anthers omul all the pageantry sod excitement nt a record Homecoming crowd of n!d Brad and students. 'Hie Bear, .topped .hr vaunted ‘ M up thr da «.,v.i,rs s ,th a net loss on running ,dais. In this Rime. Rnwoe Cline, senior tailback h« had seen little action previou.lv, muted v !T' fnJ l r,'t,n fiHd runni K UP I which pledger Wed nca.U from (he littem-sard line ........ ■ a fouMll down, passed to I’Jeitar on the goal line for (hr fnortli quarter Ns t stopping (here, Clint led ,i drive to the touchdown, after which Pledger also add- ed the exit a point, The entire line of the Hear stole the show from the backs with terrific charging and alertness of plat that cnmjilclelv mil I i lied the offensive threat of Messrs. Petrite Company. M (I 0 U I 0 T M J 0 0 17 I hr revived Mercer eleven then weni to Nashville to meet the timiihcr one team of tlie Country at the time, the unbeaten, untied and utl-Stnred-on I ennrssee Vols, fell a victim ■ ) railv anir stage fright which cost them two touchdowns, and then proceeded to play the powerhouse on even terms for thtee quarters. In the first quarter golden opportunity knocked for the Beats, when Tennessee fumbled and the Orange and ISlack recovered mi the Vol - J?tl- The goddess of fortune turned her hack nil the luckless Bruin eleven, however, as three line plays were suiotli■ rred and .in attempted placekick fell short, and the Bears were denied the honor of breaking the Volunteers’ unspoiled record. The Termesse power went to work, and the Vols scored twice m rapid succession mice on Butlers twisting sprint through tackle for eighteen yards, and rhen on Bob Finn's long breakaway fur JO yaids behind deadly down field blocking. In the second period the Vuls started a inarch, werr halted by a stiffening Mer cer defense and kicked a field goal from the Mercer four, with quarterback New- man doing the lor work. The Second halt wits a complete stand-off with Mtrecr llircamiing on a sustained drive sparked by ’Spec' Landrum who was a ball of lirr for thr Macon eleven all afternoon with his elusive slants through tackle and dangerous end runs, Richter. Tann.ij, and Ware turned in fine games for the Bears in thr line, with Von and Pride helping Landrum carry the huckfia-ld bur- den . jac Rich am JtH.i.r Djz.miyk Brit ISo Dunns; tmt Fkavn Pmdi: Itmt M 3 0« G : t 2 7 Uy In ihe tradition-fought game with Mricrrs, ancient livat amt high rput nn the Mercet n 4««-d ffc, the I nivcrnn of Georgia, the enraged Ktuin rlcven, playing inspired and hr.limn hall against n for ihn otii-ntantied tlinn, fought to the last ditch and had a lie game until the last Ji .roititK when a desperation pa.s dieted to give the Bulldog ihc svin Vlcreet scored fiesi on a held goal by Pledger, yielded a touchdown tn the hard-charging Red lint and brilliant Inllctnying hs t Jill Kimey, and rommiticd a safety sshen Pledger stepped um «f rhr end e«nte in ilying to gel assay a pass. The Bears were trailing 1-5 iri the fourih quarter when t.andnim and Karzina staged n mo-man drive, aided hi a series nf clever reverses by Hill I less I .uni, that carried to the Georgia three-yard line, from which poim .i plunge hs Katrina lied P T,lr hall K n,‘ an «•«'• ■ 'he Hears their chance for ihe hr-t win in the fool ball histon of thr IIS., schools Hut Pledger s kick was Imv and wide and the Baling-, staged a last min nr iltm- that bogged down on the Mercer seven. With | s than a minute ■ ! playing lime remaining The I oh out-genera! the Btnn . , . .uni ihnusnud nf r.vr watching ihr big d xi in Sardord Sudium. Hill-. Mimin', ace |u«ri of the kc.l and 1(1,nh. hir McGs'bill m thr rhcM with .1 bullet past. r itzhl mii thr goal line, and die Grurgia Bulldogs had snatched anothei victor} l mm ihnr f,mm rivals. Although hrav|K nutgainrd and out puni ed, the Hears placed j Lilian. heady g-arti e. capitalizing on their mil iwo scoring opportunities and turning hack tlritt alter drive bv their mure potent offensive foe. Knd P i tlljubm nn perhaps the outstanding lineman on ille held, while Wan and T.innas vitfr bulwarks of strength in ilir center o| rhe loir. I atidium, Kargina. arid Howland were unoiiiidinii in the ii-acktirld. VI U U II (I II ii tl 1 U ft Is Suffering the inevitable letup after such a heartbreaking loss to Georgia, the Mercer eleven turned in n- sloppiest e l«ibitmi« of the .i«nn in losing t the Mississippi College eleven in thr rain, The game wa a doll, li'tlfs' affair with neither team showing much ninth . Mississippi vroied on riir last plat of llic Iitm ball, a long paw into the ntd rone, and Mriccr suffered a satet in the «pening tUiut. Armstrong got inn for it yatds and the final Mississippi sente in llic last |uarrer. M 0 if 3, 0 i II 0 7 0 0 7 Howard Hiet Merter the tint Saturday with the tllrurv ‘‘the be st otfrit e is a grtod defense’ and this system tvntkrd, fot Illi' Bulldog waited (or the breaks .iml capitalized on a blinked kick to Hose out the unlock Bruins, who pushed their (ne all over the field hilt larked a scoring punch at the goal line Guard Huckatn blocked Richard's punt from deep in his own end zone and M-wire (ell on ihr ball for a Howard touchdown, ■■■ the second ipiartcr, and llausr added the «Ira point Vlcrcet had niirncmus scoring chances hut could «nit rack up a held goal in ihr thud «lunrltr. Howard's stonewall defense tightened whenever her double stripes wete threatened, and the flear were held at bat VI ft 0 ft 6 IS f 0 7 ft 14 21 In the season Anale, the lung suffering Beats at last found their scoring punch, bur their most consistent 'tand-hv, ihr pui ill-a (ter-touch- down, failetl them, and flirt dropped a wild. Iree -orting battle lo the I'hatlaniHig.i MiHTasiiis, .'I IS After holding an IS- lead. In virtue nf three touchdown bt “Spec'' Landrum, who wound up hi career in a blare of glory, the Hears saw Chattanooga come hack and tally twice m the final five minutes on long tuns by Bafbre and Grigoni and add the extra points to snatch the game out of the fire. Iu summation, tin- Brats won four and lust i% games for a percentage of .400. they scored (' points against It A for the apposition, and out-gained their opponent in five of the ten game ui the schedule. I he were shut out four times and blanked thric foes twice, hot an imposing record, lo lie sure, but trllc of which they have no reason to be ashamed. Ui'fMus Pi t.'sunt I'lft'V MlZAKIk Till hit I JOHN lift Hell IlMlVLt RtCIIIV Ctnltn Tom VtntastcM fitvsK Wari (iuardi At- ( iEMi OKU I Hill. JtiVts r fkin FHi:SHM N FOOTBALL • The Mertf? frrshrriaii ream of 1919, although .1 nu- merically vinali squad, is mnridcrcd imoiij [he best frundi irnni |i« it ratm by Mercer £11 ree-elit vetir . In spire of the ne- cessity of scrintiusiging: tl t- varsity several irine eae! week, ami learning a variety of formatinny. ihe Cubs compiled an excellent record, winning two games, losing two, and emerging with ikvn draw in j tough sit game schedule. Coached b) Joe Kilgrraw. formei All-American from Alabama, and Nor- man Will Urn, Auburn grjuuate. the Cubs showed J righting ball dub, and several of (lit freshman gradij,lies are r spelled to hM varsity (ijisis next year. The Cubs opened the season against ihe strong Georgia Military CoUrgr eleven and dropped a I4- decision to thr junior college buy , due chiefly to a VO-nrd run In Hillum siar hack nf (he visitor , and a 15-yord pass which cmuirciea fur die HCund GMC seine, line in their lark of practice, the otfense id the Cubs failed ui dick, and only once did Mercei threaten to score. Undaunted by their setback in ihe opener, the baby IS rill ns cartlL' hack strong to trounce the highly-rated Monroe Aggies on tlirir home grounds. 7-0. I he winning vmrr canir in tl«r third quarter when Blaylock wired on an end run be- hind deadly blocking. After keeping tIn- Aggie the defense ihe entire iiisi half, the Cubs pur nq a sttmew all defense in the third period I- hall Minirne drive no ihr live yard line. Blaylock in the bark.field and Lumpkin at end isnc rite lumina■ lv. b.c ilir Mercer Frush. In ihe third game of the season, ibe Cuba battled ihe South Georgia College Tigers to a h- draw in Douglas. After the fresh scored f,tr -second quarter, the riger came back strong in the second half and knotted ihe rouru with j scoring drive. Neither team emitd musto ;i s ri« u nffeiisivt threat during (he retnaln-dcr of thr game. I he fighting C ul eleven dropped it second game to siiong Gnrdfth Military College in Bartlesville, after lurlding the are Gordon hack, Stavciu, thoroughly in check, by a score nf 1M. 1 hr Cubs concentrated their defense cm the a«s back nt ihe Cadet , but let the other members of the Gordon hsckfield tugiurn a long tonchdiHVH pass, and a field goal that snatched the game nut of the fire for tin- hutnt team. In a game played mi neutral -mil, m Americu , Georgia, the Mercer freshmen |iut mi their finest exhibition of the season In holding ihr Very powerful and talented t'c'hniaii squad ot Auburn to a IJ-1 ’ deadlock. Bias lock w a again the tar fni the Cults, tnvsiog a touch- down pas , and getting loose fora 70 yard touchdown sprint. Heavily outtn untied hv ihr large Auburn squad, the Cubs fought their furs, from the larger college t a standstill and emerged (torn a bruising struggle with a well-de e rvrd draw Winding tip their WH campaign with an impressive display of offensive power, the Cub crushed their ancient rival frnm Ogle iln-rpr I nivnsirv In the top heavy «cores ! 2fi-ii, l,w Larar, I rush tailback, was the big gun in the Metcet attack, «lining ivm touchdown , veil ins U p nnnthcf, and kicking two field goals during the proceedings. Oglethorpe vm never able to get undo ivai against ihr rampaging llaibs litui ii , and could get only four first drawn to the 14 lulled up by the Mercer Imv In Group , BASKETBALL This year’s basketball squad proved itself a fighting clan and yet a dark-horse an. the Dixie foiffiianient, held in Jackson, Mississippi, in February. Knur mainstays dropped out of school early in the season, leaving Ml'.RCFR with somewhat of a dream team. Scoring 7S4 points against their opponents' 833, the Bruins began to gain power near the close of the season. After reaching the semi-finals in the Dixie Conference Tournament, the Bears were elim- inated hv Mississippi College in a last minute-and-a-hah rally. Onlv two members of the squad will he lost by graduation, a fact which should allow MHRCHR to jo eept an invitation to the National Intercollegiate Tour- nament held annually in Kansas City. .MEM HERS: 1 J.eft to Right) Heaton . ., - Center Broach . Gerhardt Dougherty Nelson Forward Mcllvainc Guard Dillard Culp Allen Norman . 1939-40 sci if nun MERCER OPPONENT 41 Wofford .................. 44 41 (ieorgia ................ 51 51 Chattanooga , 41 46 Chattanooga .45 4« Albany Blues.......... . 45 50 Spring Hill................34 33 Millsar ................. 39 43 Atlanta Crackers......... 46 40 Spring flill ..............48 38 MflUaps .................. 32 40 Mississippi College...... 41 47 Howard .................. 65 2 ) 15 Chattanooga . 30 46 Newberry . 48 47 Wofford . 41 663 C'onfrrcntr I’nii narnrnt 687 40 Mil baps 39 Southwestern . 35 40 Mississippi College , 51 784 833 VARSITY TENNIS Lnder the tutelage of Coach Wayne R. liettner. Mercer's net men greatly improved their record of past seasons. An extensive schedule including road trips to Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, and Alabama pro- vided good training for both Mercer’s vet- erans and for McCoivcn and Nelson, new- comers to the ranks. l-rfi to riijht: Evans. 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SEARS. flOEBUCK AND CO At T en, T wo and Four It's Dr, Pepper Time . . . 552 THIRD ST MACON GA College Training PLUS Specialized Training ■% Sandlin Perry Tomlinson These Mercer graduates are now holding positions in business through training received at G. A. B. School of Commerce. Special courses for college graduates. Call or write for full details. G. A. B. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Macon. Georgia SILVERS 450 THIRD STREET MURPHEY. TAYLOR AND ELLIS. INC. 470 Cherry St reel Phone 267 Macon. Georgia A Complete Real f:state . . .and . . . Phone 2000 Insurance Service Where the College Crowd heels at Home J. S. WALDORF « SON Provisions and Feed Good Place to Trade' Phone 40 JI 621 Poplar St. MACON GEORGIA ROYAL CROWN COLA AMERICAS FASTEST GROWING DRINK MAXWELL BROTHERS FURNITURE CO. 455-457 Second Street • PHILCO RADIOS MACON ♦ GEORGIA R. S. THORPE AND SONS CLOTHES . . . for. . . COLLEGE MEN Cherry St reel MACON GEORGIA The Macon Shoe Company FLORSHEIM and WALK-OVER Footwear for Every Member of the Family Taylor Iron Works Supply Co. Machine Shops, Foundry, Boiler Shop and Mill Supply Store Phone 102 BROADWAY r MACON GA Bulova - Elgin - Gruen Hamilton Watches All Grades and Models Rebuilt Watches Like New Less Than Half Price Geo. R. Anderson Watch Shop 3 55 Second St, i 156 Cotton Awe. MACON. GA. R H. FREEMAN. JR. Pres. S' Geii‘1 Mgr J L SULLIVAN J TOM DENT Vue-Pres. Sec'y Treat. 7he House of Quality ' Freeman - Dent - Sullivan Company R. A. McCORD MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford and Lincoln Dealer MERCER STUDENTS ARE SERVED WITH FOODS from Mulberry Market Mulberry Srreer Macon Georgia W. T. GRANT COMPANY 215-221 SeeotuI Street The Store T hat Is Known For Values MACON GEORGIA HEARD BROTHERS Cotton Factors Central Sash and Door Co. 411 . Lumber - Mooting Manufacturers of „ . HI GRADE FERTILIZERS ESTABLISHED IRQ4 MACON r GEORGIA MACON - GEORGIA J- M. Harrison Company Willingham £5 Payne Dodge and Plymouth Distributors INSURANCE 17-25 North Avenue. N. E. ATLANTA. GEORGIA MACON GEORGIA HNc GRAND CAPITOL RIALTO RITZ THEATRES i Direction Lucas and Jenkins 55.2 Mulbciry Street Telephone 1500 American Printing Company Reliable Primers and Stationers Priming Engraving - Office Supplies CLIFF OLMSTEAD Manager MACON. GEORGIA Willingham Sash and Door Company MANUFACTURERS Sash. Doors, Moulding and Mil I work Rough and Dressed Lumber MACON y GEORGIA SWIFT CO + LYON, HARRIS 8 BROOKS PRINTERS RULERS - BINDERS 21 Wall Street Phone 8 76 W. J. Lyon My Shop 56-f Cherry Street For Your Smart Apparel COATS DRESSES SUITS MILLINERY Mercer . . . Compliments of , We Appreciate Your Business BURDEN SMITH 8 CO. The Old Reliable Empire Store that has served three gen- C. D. KENNY orations of Mercer MACON GEORGIA men. « « IDLE HOUR Floaters for Every Occasion Cotton Avenue i Macon. Ga. « « M GOLDMANS “Reliable Outfitters ’ Ladies Ready-to Wear MERCER'S FAVORITE CHERRY STREET . MACON GA. Huckabec Auto Co. Buick, Cadillac. LaSalle. G M.C. Trucks MACON. GEORGIA W. Elliott Dunwoody. Jr. . . . ARCHITECT . MACON ✓ GEORGIA VPart of the rhythm ? , of action the pause that refreshes It’s the refreshing thins to do COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. IK -12« Okk ST. I'llONi: 326« Peeler Hardware Company NEWBERRY’S Macon's Newest 5-lO-25c Store Alt Conditioned Shop In Comfort “Students Downtown Headquarters _ , , CHERRY STREET AT THIRD Tools. Builders Hardware, didder s HEART OF MACON Paints and Varnishes Sporting Goods, House Furnishing and Cutlery 4 6 Third Street MACON, GA. Men Student : If you wish a pleasant and profitable connec- tion during your summer vacation, communi- cate with us at once. . , . POWER OIL COMPANY BIBB MANUFACTURING CO. MACON r GEORGIA HOTEL LANIER Macon. Georgia SPENCER SHOE CO. 232 Pine Avenue Room with Bath . . . SI.75 ALBANY GFORGIA Special Attention to Banquets and Dances 'IIII I' P-TO-T1I HvVII.N IJTF GFORGIA FAWYFR CANNOT AFFORD TO BI-: WITHOI T Till- CODE OF GEORGIA ANNOTATED + Complete in 34 Honks and Current Pocket Parts + + Contains all the i aw—die enact- ments of the Legislature and a digest of the decisions of the courts of last resort in this State, as well as a digest of the decisions of the Federal Courts construing the laws of Georgia. ■ Prospectus showing sample pages, price and easy plan of payment mailed on request. Kept to Date by Cumulative Pocket Parts, Making the Code Practically Perpetual. THE HARRISON COMPANY LAW HOOK PUHLISHHRS 151 Spring Street, N. W. Atlanta, Georgia II H I) O I A It T I : K S F l It G F. O R G I A L A W B C) ( k S C'loftihluns. nt± oj 'Jki. C’oLUys czrfnnual [l UTiiion in For additional portraits of any photograph in this book write us direct WwviW is an important factor in the life of every student, regardless of the field of occupation he may choose to enter. We made our choice . . .1 he Printing In- dustry . . Many years of concentrated efforts to succeed have accounted lor our modern equipped plant with capable work- men to fulfill the requirements necessary for annual production. Complete service coupled with the experience and cooperation ol competent, expertly trained men is the formula for successful annuals. !Z%£ Jbtaln LpTUithicj doinjiantj ltd LucKtE Street, N, W. ATLANTA. GA. The Following Banks Members of THE MACON CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION extend congratulations and best wishes to Mercer, its faculty and the class of 1940. The Citizens and Southern National Bank The First National Bank Trust Co., in Macon City Bank Trust Co., in Macon MERCER UNIVERSITY For the business you arc giving us WE THANK YOU MACON GAS COMPANY ROBERT B INGLE. Manager MERCER UNIVERSITY MACON , GEORGIA I 8 3 3 “Where Christian Culture Counts 19 3 7 V « 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 Education. 4. Pre-Lcgal studies. 5. Pre- Medical and Pre-Dental studies. 11. The Graduate Department offers courses leading to the M.A, degree. III. The Law School is a standard three-vear 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 LI..11, 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, U « Expenses Reasonable Environment Wholesome 9 For Catalogue and Other Information, Write THE REGISTRAR CITY OF MACON The Friendly City In The Heart of Georgia AIRPLANE VIEW OF BUSINESS DISTRICT OF MACON MAYOR AND ALDERMEN—1938-1939 Charles L. Bowden JVf it y o r Aldermen Henry W. Pittman Mayor Pro Tcm j. D. Blair First Ward John L. Owing Di-Witt McC rary Taylor 1), Ki mpi r Second Ward Clarence IT Odom Bln !, Walllr, Jr. Third Ward Mrs. Charles C. Harrold Henry Harris H. W. Pittman Fourth Ward Harry C. Stewart T. T. Carstarphen 1 IaRRY I). Cl IAPMA IA ML )WVWUr. 1959-1940 PAH-HELLENIC A K T sU- TRopHY . f s Goes to rest after is y rs YIP-PEE PEM BEAtVS SHo' GONNA WIN 1 CLUSTER GOES STREAWtlNEp GOOSE AWO GtAKP ft- APPEARS... UNCLE LEE BATTLE , FAITHFUL OOU)REP service —man'' sad pens the heart of THE UNIVERSITY BV HIS PASSINGp M£KER OAVeRS epiNVf URBflul JjRipt TO MORTM (SAltonMA iTuoeisTs rRow puectr« ferco, flUSmiA, AWO HAWAII RENTER ., NEW ROBERT ' HAU- ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE MIGRATION T EK FRATeftHlTlES
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