reartinp. room t Informality Is the theme of very near future. That is, if you Cauldron is to present to the pened during the past year here, out of your shelf and glance happy moments you spent at be completely fulfilled. Along this line the year wil in the past. We are trying to beginning college, and to pres which this freshman will take Well, here goes. We hope you I I— WHO TEACHES US II— WHERE WE GET OUR BOOK LEARNING (OR DO WE?) Ill—WHO THE FUTURE SHYSTERS ARE IV— WHAT WE PLAY V— WHAT ABOUT THE GREEKS VI— WHAT WE GO OUT FOR VII—WHO MERCER'S FRIENDS ARE ii i: i: v s i: i ii i' v ii i ii i i: s B B. S. A B. L I B M A L L. M. ' 0 Hr S If you were to ask any of the boys over at the law school who they would rather have a class under, it is our opinion that they would invariably answer, Mr. Barnes. For this gentleman is one of the most learned gentlemen on the Mercer faculty, He has more degrees than any other teacher at Mercer. And his great knowledge of the law is per haps the smallest of his many virtues. Genial and understanding, his stories provide many a bright moment in the career of the boys. His sage advice on the many questions of the day, especially to the future lawyers is a highlight of the Mercer Law School. To this man. friend of all boys and young men, this edition of the Mercer Cauldron is re- spectfully and earnestly dedicated. Qut tavAirtXj, Se+uQSid. Dr. Sprighl Dowelf, A.B., W.A . LL,D Urn1 is Hu' m 4- In 1928 Dr. Dowell was chosen president of the University and he assumed office in July of that year. Since that time. Mercer has come a long way. From 1928 until 1933 only one building of importance was erected on the campus. This was the law building. Since that date, however, under the able direction of Dr. Dowell. Sherwood Hall has been rebuilt from within, the library building was rebuilt, a new gymnasium was erected and the co-op was moved to the old gymnasium. More recent accomplishments include the reconditioning of the Biology building, the erection of Columbus Roberts Hall, the reconditioning of the Chapel, and the building of the girls' dormitory. Mercer continues to march on ■ 1 • ■ . '• ■ . . . . . ' -- ■ • - - • . • • - : -- • : • John B Clark, B.S., M.A., Ph D mi in i‘s I fir MU Dean Clark is one of the busiest men at Mercer. He must see that the freshman be- comes accustomed to his new surroundings and does Ids work well. He also has to keep up with the senior and his desired degrees. The students who fall down in their work must be helped and those who desire to change their courses and subjects must confer with the Dean Dean Clark is a ‘big game hunter. He is very dignified, but hates snobbishness. He is a swell fellow out of school and away from his wife. . . . Fiilliiunl In m Mir m III LAW Tins scholarly acting Dean of the law school is a lover of beauty; (he has hung many pictures in the law school.) He has recorded in verse what made the Ultimate Prof go Round.'1 Dean Feild enjoys the rep of being the most outstanding bull shoot- er” on the campus. Yet he has the capacity to awaken a slumbering mind and inspire it—and torture one poor case a thousand wbys. Dnv«d Meade Fetid A B . LL 6. JOHN D. ALLEN— .A.B., A.M.. Pli.D. He can hardly wail until class is over every tiny !o get a iurwcHc. You sec lie hus got the habit, ROBERT EARL ANTHONY—A.B., M A , Ph D. Of an evening you will And him milking his ccw or studying an agricultural manual. He Is one of those ‘while collar farmers you’ve heard tell of. MARY EMMA BENTON—A.B, LL.B. This young lady is always ready to hand out scandal on her boss. Dean Feild. to whom she is secretary. The information on Dean Feild appearing in the Cauldron is some of Miss Benton's work. HENRY SEARCY BARNES—BBS., All LL.B,, MA. 1,1. M Hi would much rather kill hogs than study law, but he’s darn goud at both. JOSIAH CltUDUP—A.B., A.M„ Ph.D. Standing befurv a large gattiering of any M.rt, lie can reel of! rows and rows of figures, without forgetting any; meeting his own lab assistants on the campus, he cannot even remember their names half the time. JOHN DAVIS BLAIR—BS. Major’s main trouble seems to be the aviation classes lie fears that aviation at Mercer will drive him “nuts The registrar is also an official for many football games, and in this capacity has suffered a broken arm and has been stepped on by an inconsiderate gridder. BUFORD BOONE A.B His regular business is newspaper work but he’s not so bad as a journalism teacher, MARTHA BROWN—The words that come most often from the treasurer are. We do not cash checks. T- A. BANCROFT—A B A.M. He could pass as a double for the movie star. Cliff Edwards. If you don’t have ingenuity, steer clear of his class. GAIL LUKE CARVER A.B.. A.M. His spiel on the harmful effects of alcohol has become almost us common in his class room as his talks on conservation. GARLAND DOWNUM A.B M A., Ph.D His pridt and joy is a son, Philip Benson horn Juno IT. I84n. Being a lover of classical music, especially that nf Reethu von, he finds time to listen to selections from his recorded library while fixinp baby's'’ milk. FRED L. JONES A H.. M.A., Ph D. You can set your watch every day at B: IJ when he walks up the chape! steps, and if he ever got a new raincoat nobody would recognize him, MRS. A W. JOHNSON—She works in the business office and takes a little after Cheerful Charlie. CHARLES W HUBBARD—The business manager is belter known as Cheerful Charlie, or Mother Hubbard,'' According to his office force, it takes a lot to make Him mad. but when hr- gets mad, he's really matl and oftentimes says a Jot he doesn’t mean. HANSFORD D. JOHNSON A.B., B.D.. D.D.. LL.D. Ife will eat anything you put before him. His main accomplish men t has been to dc-crip the Christianity course. K M HIGHSMITH—Pb B. M A . Ph,D, His delight is to polish shoes, but he blows up when ho can't find his socks. Some students call him Pretzel” because he is always in a knot. RICHARD C. HAGAN A.B. LL.B., LL..V1. Although he is tennis coach at Mercer he prefers archery Mr. Hagan was a globe trotter for nine months and he is a first lieutenant in the field artillery reserve. He claims his idiosyncrasy is trying tu be normal,” His favorite pastime is drawing diagrams. L. WHITING FARINHOLT—A.II., LL.B. Next in school-teaching, he prefers sailing to any other activity He says that he has the smelt of the tropics in his nose.” and the salt of the sea in his blood. Arriving in Macon for hts first year of teaching at Mercer. Mr. Farinholt says he simply detests bridge parties and leas, but he enjoys dancing and loves to fly. OTIS D KNIGHT— A.B.. M A , Ph-D. He likes brown suits ami hypnotizing people. The only trouble is if you sit more than one row back you can't hear him, KENNETH B FERGUSON—-A.B,, A M. Born in Mauritius, South Africa, he has tea every afternoon and is fond of foreign dishes A major in the English army, he still wears his old army coal to Class on frequent occasions I, m NANCY STEWART— A.B., M.A„ Ph.D, Her pet hate is interviews, hut she loves tu eat. Any day al chapel time you can find her at the drug store eating. ANN 111 MAYS AH., AM. The only trouble with her ja th i she won' L lei you raise cnin in the library. FRITZ REDLICH—Fh D It is said that coeds avoid his economics classes because he doesn’t like girls and hates to see them come in his class. He never speaks to any of his students on the campus and has an uncontrollable temper in class DOROTHEA WILLIAMS—She js secretary to Dean Clark. Maybe that is enough said about her. WELCOME TALMADGE SMALLEY— A.B.. M A With his pipe smoking like a chimney' this familiar figure is seen Scurrying around the chapel building each morning exactly two minutos after class has begun. Once inside the classroom his lectures usually hover around darkness, flask on hip, a shiny automobile, and a beautiful girl ' MRS. AGNES W. WATSON—She is a Very modest woman and dislikes publicity She says tbai she would rather have her picture left out of the Cauldron than have anything said about her. HERMAN F. K.UKT , A B, Pli D, Born in India of parents who were Baptist mis- sionaries. he come to the United States whim he was seven years old. His favorite sport is tennis and his hobby is gardening. WILBUR WHITE STOUT A.R.. M.A., Ph.D He I:- very fond of acting and nctor.-; (especially Sonja Honie), being director of the Mercer Players MRS A. P MONTAGUE— Mother Montague' is the comforter of all homesick freshmen and a friend and advisor to upper-classmen but she hates to Ik- rolled campus mother, ALBERTA WOLFE—A.B. As she was a Wesleyan student at one time. Miss Wolfe gives instructions to Mercer boys as to how they can get their dates off the campus. iAJe Jluve C taAAeA Sometime A, too the officers of the student body. . president; Norman Shands. Helen Klinefelter, secretary opposite page are the officers of The senior officers in the are Lamar Sizemore, president. La- and I. B. Hall, seerc- top right photo are the officers Orbin Howell, president. Doro- and Hal Belt, secretarv- of the sophomore class are left. They are Lee Coney, pres- alters, vice-president and Philip Cox, secretary-treasurer. The freshman class officers, in the lower right photo, arc Carling Schatzman, president, Benny Griffith, vice-president, and Jean Smith, secretary-treasurer. 4 4 JteAe. foe Ifaun O iceM -' -''--:J-'. vS r-'.ipfj • ■ Askew B'uridogti Coleman Finch Bokewell Bullincjton Craoro Fisher ficrton Bullock Crosslcy Gun I f Blom Cothgyn Crowe Garrett BlOunl Cassini Dov.s Gledhill Brooks Chanin Deep Green D Brown Cheek Dewitt Greene W. Brown Clark Ernest Grier ii i ii r i; it WALLACE KENDRICK ASKEW CiUrr.i r, g . AH ■'Ken ' Phi Delta Theta; Debater; In- tel luitmruii Relations; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus. SHIRLEY ANN BAKEWELL M.«nx. C.v Alt. Chicken” Phi Mu: Cnuldroti; Cluster, Mixed Ctvoru . Ciccrenian: In- trrnntion.il Relations, JOSEPH ABNER BECTON Vauxssia. Ga A 15 “Li ‘ Abner Gler Club: Orchestra; Mixed Chorus Band; Alpha Tnu Omega. EDDIE ZErit BLAIN C0S.0MW.1S, GA, a e ■Zpphie I’lil Mu, Mixed Ctinrus. JOHN EDWARD BLOUNT Macon, Ga. Pre-Med. •'John Kappa SI eirm. JOHN HENRY BROOKS ELKtRtUK. Cl A A.B. “PlaroJ” Alpha LJIiIIhIu Tub. WILLIAM OSBUIlN BROWN Macon. Ga, A.B. W, O. Kappa Swum: Ciceronian, In tur national Relatio . GENIE LEE UIH'NDAGE MACON, GA. AH ffnrdri DOROTHY JOE BULUNGTON Macon, g , AB Dot LEILA EVELYN BULLOCK AtlANTA. G A n ''Deonna' CR1SLER DA VITTO CALHOUN Macon, Ga. A B ■'Cm GENE CASSINI MsiWi'.Gs. a r LOUIS CHANIN Mac-on, G A.B njLottta HUGH WALLACE CHEEK East POINT. Ga, A.B “Hugh Kappa Siriiin; Iiticmasironal Re- lations; Glee Club; Band. MURRAY DJXON COLEMAN BlHMINOIAM, A I. A s A B Doris Cioeronlnn ; Ministerial A s'n-; Mixed Chorus. SAMUEL MARVIN CHOSSLEY Macon, Ga Pre-Mod Sum WILLIAM r. CROWE DASIELSVTUJB, G A.B Bill Ministerial Ass n WALTER THOMAS DAVIS Savannah, Ga. A.B Hulw Siipua Alpha Epiilon SADIE MARY DEEP Macon. Ga A B OtirJten JOHN E, DEWITT Johnstown, n Y LL.B. “Jock” Hiema Alpha Epsilon. C'iufrcr. Silhouette: Newspaper Club; Ass't Football Mimnfjcr; Intcrnn- twnnl Relations. WALTER J ERNEST St. Louis. Mo. A.B • Duke' Alpha Tau OraesJ. Cluster; In- ternational Relations; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus WILLIAM CLINTON GANTT Macon, Ga AB Bill Sigma Alpha Epsilon JAMES COLEMAN GARRETT Macon, Ga. A B 'Jim Kappa Sigma: Cauldron KATHRYN LOUISE GLEDHILL Macon. Ga. A B. Lou A TYLER GHEES’ Macaw, Ga, A B Si tn 1 LUCIUS C. GREENE Macon Ga. AB, LlUTUS Kappa SiJttnn international telAlUins JAMES GOODLOE GRIER Macon, Ca BS GOtKlloc Pill Della Ttiela: Internal loan 1 Rotations; Glee Club, Mixed Chorus BENNY WOODFJN GRIFFITH M ™, Ga AB Benny Alpha Tiu Otn eea Cauldron Cluitor; Glee Club: Bund: -Srl- (iMirlfr. CARL MORRIS GROLLMAN HaI MillGa A B 'Buttvr Ciceronian. International Rela- tions; Glee Club: Band. Ahniine Club. RICHARD LAWRENCE HANBERRY Macon, (iA, A B Dlefc Kappa Alpha JOHN RICHARD HARRISON Rohucta, Ga BS. Joint ' JOHN DAVIDSON HEMINGWAY MACON. GA. A B. John NANCY I1ICIISMITK Maccvn. Ga. AB Waitcy” Could ton: Ciceronian: Clutter. V W A : Mixed Chorus JAMES OLIVER IIODGKS Macon. Ga AB. Jim Si«ina Alpha EpiJJtin L. II JOHNSON Macon, Ga AB Pish Pin Drill Theta; Cauldron: Clus- ter. Bilhd; Qrcllextr.il. JANICE LANGSTON STONEWALL. GA, A. B 1 Jenny V W A : Mixed Chorus WILLIAM JOHN LAWRENCE Miami, Bu Pro- Med -■Bill Pi Kappa Alpha. Glee Club: Rand LOUIS FRANKLIN LYDA PotriEMiUE. Ga. Pre-Mod ■' Lucid Alpha Lambda Tau: Ciceronian JOHN BROADU5 MARLOW Chattanooga. Trs A ft ' Brlil na Ministerial Ass et WILLTS FREDERICK MARSHALL LlCMsa.Ci B. S Fred HARRY A5BVRY MASSEY Ghat, Ga A B ■’Harry Kappa Sulnia : International Re- lations HINTON JONES MERRITT COHJVITT, Cl Pro- .Mnl Little Merrill Phi Della Thpta, Ciceronian LAWRENCE ROY MINER T amotion. G A ’■Skcct Alpha Tau Oriu-Ka: Glee Club. BEVERLY LEW FAY MOBLEY Chumkl Ga. Prc-Mtil Beorrlu Pill Delta Theta: C leer a nun; Gkt Club: Mixed Chorus MOLLY BLACK MOORE Macon. Ga. A B “Molly Cctildruli. Ciceronian; Mixed Chorus. VIATTI EUGENE MORGAN Cui-jii Li. Gx. LLD Snort Pi Kappa Alpha LOUIS MORRIS Nmsui.Gv AB Lome THOMAS ERIC MeARTHUH Macon, Ga Prc-Med. Mat Glee Club; Orchestra; Stall Pitotoerupbcr suhouerre HOWAROSM1TH McCULLOUGK Macon, C AB Mac Alpha Tall Om i- L., C'u-emnian International Rclatnmv DON ROY MacMANNIS Labchmont. N. Y A.B. JANE ODOM Macon, Ga, A R ‘ Odum Phi Mu, Ctu.itet; Mixed Chorus PAULINE PARHAM Macon. G A B, ■' Poulin Ciceronian, Coed Alhlelitr Club; Internal tonal Relations, Y.W.A LEON BCUT PARKER. JR Macon, G . A ft Bert” Surma Alpha Epsilon. Band. T Willie. SiKifia Alpha Epsilon. Orchestra Hand Turner Phi Delia Theta; Cheer Leader Ciceronian. International ftela- lnmt- HOHERT PRINCE PAYNE C.HAU.-LU., Tun. A.B Bob' Ministerial As ‘n ARTHUR CREHAN PEARCE Macon. Ga A B CrrilBn F II H S II II li I Grollmori Langston Mobl t y Parham Hanberry Lawrence Moore B. Parker HarriSOrt Lyda Morgan T. Porker Hemingway Marlow Morris Paschal Highvndh Marshall McArthur Patton A J n r? n Perry Pickern Powell Pawls Roddenlw ry Schalimam Shi SiitrM J. Smith L Smith Stanley ilcwart Thomas Thomptctn Thornton Toole Volentinr Vc'ade West Whiddon Youngi ner Zimmerman Seller Settle Suber Swefluin Ward Worr ii i ii i i ii f k g n ii ii i: CARL BERNARD PERSY Fou'rjwviLLt. G A B •'Cart M ELEANOR fNEV POW ELL “Snook te“ Phi Mu; Cluster, Mixed Chorus, JAMES MORRIS RAWLS Weiurmmijs, fit JVURH BOSTW1CK RODDENBERY CAIBD. fjA. A n -JutleN Pin Urlta Theta. International Relationsi Ciceronian THOMAS CARLING SGHAtZMAN Mat 0«. Ga A R “Caritna Lambda Tai ; president eshman Class. Alpha Fresh i EDWARD CLAYTON SETTLE MACON. G . A B ■■Ed WILLIAM MELVIN SHI Mmom.C A.B HW 4pie Kappa Sifimii JEAN ELUAHEJH SMITH Ptii Mu; Cieertinuin.1 Internatioi j| Relation : Mixed Chum Cauldron. Ii S. U. Council HARRY G SURER MACOX.GA PATRICIA LOUISE SWALLUM M AcoN. Ga. AD Pertic Lou” Pin Mu: Citarer; Mixed citorus: CtuUnm JOHN FRANCIS THOMAS Macon. Ga. A.B ■“Frank GEORGE THOMPSON. JR Wimu, C A B Haim Getirpe Alpha Tan Omega; International Relations; Glee Club; Mixed Chorus. DAVID WHITE THORNTON Macon. Ga. A H ■ Kinp erfi” Alpha Tail Omega JOHN FRANKLIN TOOLE Mmon.Ga. A.B Franf HENRY VALENTINE Macox, Ga. A B “Wmru Plti Delta Theta; Ciceronian ternatiimal Relations CLARENCE GREY SON WARD dicatu . At-c, All Clarence Ministerial A ’ . CLIFFORD MICHAEL WARM BROOKIIAVFM. GA. AS. Milt; Ministerial Aun. HOLDEN CLAUDE WEST MM’on. Ga. A.B Ehu Sigma Alpha SpHkm. LESTER REXFOlIl) WHIDDON TY Tv, Ga A B GERTRUDE EAHLiHE YOUNG INER Macon. Ga. A B •flo«ch e“ RL Z ; AN I) II II II E E L i | S t II I' II LLOYD CLYDE ALLEJT Ai.rx cnv, ALA, A.B. ■'Ciud ' Ministerial A 'n, 1.2. JAMES CLAUDE 3 AC LEY « SyMMuniLU, Ga Pre-Mcd “Dude Aloha L pilula Tau: SrtrfUry 2: CIKRHlUn 1. 2- CURTIS D BAKER O anti's QvA n, A - - AB 'Oirrttr MARY SUE BAKER' MACON. GA. AB Ministerial Ass'n. 2 Ei-wfll Phl Delta Theta, Alrmhit Club- 2: International Relations JAMES THOMAS HAHFIEI.nl Atlast , Ca. A.B Debitor 2; Intcrnuiwniil RHu- itonn 2. Var«l Football 1. 2. M Club 2 DRUIE DOUGLAS BARNARD A Let! ST A. (Ia. A,B _ Glee Club 2rJ°Haml 2. Mixed Choni S RODNEY IIOUSTON BLA Y LOCK ROOt SHUN Oh, Gv A.B “Rod Alpha Lambda Tnu; CliWfr 2: Varsity Funthnll 2; Freshman Football 1. THOMAS E BOONE imtos.c.i, a n '‘Ttinnrijr Ciceronian 2. Cluster 2. Interna' tintuit lirlllldM 3 Gin1 Club 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1. 3; BEN TAIJAFEKHE IIOWDIIE J M tvn . C . A.B ••Ben WILLIAM HARRIS BRAGG I M uon, Ga At) B n h Club 2 Spar MARTHA NONY BRITT Micum.Ga. A.B. Y.W.A, 2 CHARLES HOWARD BROOKS, JR Macon. Ga A.B. Charlrc“ Sum hi Alpha Epsilon GAINER E. BRYAN F0H8YTJI. GA, AS •■Alfaltit BSD Council 2, President 2, CluTter I, 2r NclVspnper Club 2: President’s Club 1; CienonUin 2; Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2. BETTY TARVER CALUWELLJ Paumctto, Co, A fc Betfu HSU Council I, 2; Intel national Relatione 1,2 Y.W.A. 1,2; Mixed Chorus t, THOMAS DREW CALHOUN Macon, Ga AB finerrml Kappa Alpha STELLA DUNCAN CATER) Macon, Ga A B ' ‘Stella -,Cu|i lit! Delhi Theta, International HctnlMilks 2 Glee Club 2 CHARLES LEE CONEY, J J Maicim, Ga A B •■Lee Phi Delta Theta President Freshman Class 1 President Sophomore Class t. Ctu-iter 1. S, Sports Editor ?; Frc hmNH Bas- ketball I: Freshman Football 1 PHILIP SYDNEY COX ArLAWtA, G A.B. “Phil Kappa Slfjnla: Cauldron 2; Cic- eronian 2. Cluster l, 2 Feature Editor 2: Debater I. !: Glee Club 1: Newspaper Cluh 2l Mixed Chariot I CARLYLE CROSS Miiivii.ia:, Ga AH “Carlyle LOKENDO ANDREW t'UMBIK M cojf. Ga A It L. A ' MARVIN LEROY DAVIS Macon. Ga A.B, “Dove Ph. Dilin Theta: Alembic Club 2; Ciceronian 2, International Relation 2; filer- Club 2. Pm Ela Si Kin a 1, 2 Allen Bagiev Baker, C Baker, M. Barfield, J. E. Barfield, J T Barnard Blaylock Boone Bowdre Bragg Britt b rooky. Bryan Caldwell Calhoun Coler Cobb Coney Cox Cross Cumbie Davis Day Deming Dent D wo« Faint Ferguson Fmchcr Flayd Fogarty Grady Greene Harden Harris Hotlneh Hemingway Henderson Hillman Hitchcock Hogan., E, Hogan, J Hollingsworth H-otmci Halt Hood House JAMES HARVEY BEM1NG 4 MACoN. G A. An Jim Alpha Tau on ga J DORIS MstIKJMAI.D DENT Macon.Ca. An •'Doris I’lli Mo. Clutter 2. Mixed Chor- us 3: Alpha Lambda Tau; spon- sor i. JAMES AUBREY FLOYD MACON. GA. A B Aubrev' Alpha Lambda Tau: Ciceronian 2: Spanish Club 5 KICK JOHN FOGARTYl Macon, Ga a n '‘Nick STEVENS DESSAU J Macon. Ga A.B Stwrerw Alpha Delta Pi: Treasurer 2 Mixed Clinrux I: Alpha Tau Omt'Ka Spemnr 2 WAYNE GRADY MACON. G V A.B. “Wapitf Alpha Clu Epsilon, Cord Athletic Club 2: In torrialuui.il R,-tation 2: Y VV A 2. JACK FRANCIS FARRIS ' Macon. C a. A.B Jack Kappa Si mna: Intuinuti-on.-il Re taUop'i 1; SIUIomIR 2 CUSOH VIRGINIA FINCHER t Macon, Ga Alpha Delta Pi: Mixed Chorus lmi,i-hiuiul Beau] 2. LAURA VIRGINIA GREENE I Macon, Ga A R Virtrinla Alpha Chk Epsilon_ Alembic Club 2. Ciceronian 2; Intel national Relations 1. Y W A 2: Mixed Choru I, 2. DOROTHEA FJjIZARETII i HARDEN Macon, Ga. A B Datlte Alpha Delta Pi: Cauldron 2. Co- ed A Lineup Club 1.2: Basketball I. 2: Mixed Chorus 1; Intra- mural Heard S; Sponsor Kappa Alpha I. 2. ANNA HARRIS MACON. GA A B “A Bfrlldn: Mixed Chorus I. 2 JAMES KNIGHT KOCAN Macox. Ga A B Snake” Slum Alpha Epsilon. Football Manager 2 MARY LUCY HATTHICHV Macon.Ga. A B Mum Lucti Ciceronian 1, 2. V W A 2: Mixed Chorus S WILLIAM W HEMINGWAY 4 Macon . Ga LL.B -•Bill” Glee Club 2. Mixed Chen us 2 ALBERT JOHN HENDERSON Canton, Ga. LLB “A. J.” Ph i Della Theta ,MA.V A.B ' Bill Alpha Chi Epsilcn: International Relation 2; Y W A 2: Mixed cnanis 1.2: Intra-mural Board 2 WILLIAM QSLER HITCHCOCK MOULTME. GA- A B -Doc Phi Delta Theta. Atembic Club 2: lutei nat unia I Relations 2 HAROLD WOODFtN, HOLLINGSWORTH J Svhamia. Ga. LLB ‘■ttflinlll Pill Della Theta: Cauldron 2: Cluster 2; Glee Club 2. JOHN PARHAM HOLMES Macon. Ga A B J. P’1 Kappa Alpha: Clune r ;; Siihou- •tie 2 ROBERT STANLEY HOLT ' BrAVi it. P . LL.B. Kid l i Kappa Alpha: Freshman Foot- ball I. Varsity Football t FLOYD l-KIGIITON IIOOr Palatua , Fla Pie-Merl ■‘Leighton1 Pill Della Theta: Alembic Club 2: International Relations 2 EDWIN MORGAN HOGAN J MACON. GA. A.B. “Bufrber Stsina Alpha Epsilon WILLIAM FRED HOUSE • LbMeitiN. Ga. A.B •'Bill (’ LASS 23-23 S (I I' II II II II It E LOIS HUDSON MACO! , QA A li ‘■Lois GEORGE SIDNEY IIUNNICUTT’ MACON. GA. A.B flours - Alpha l-amixla Tau; Cheer [.caeler ?. JOSEPH BENJAMIN JACKSON I CtlAV, G.V LL D “Jm DOROTHY ELEANOR JARVIS Macon. Ga A.B, Phi Mu; Drum Majorette I. 2. JOHN DENNIS JOHNSON I MACiMt. G A. Pti-MH. J. D. WILSON ERLE JOHNSON MARY KATE JOHNSTON MACON. G . A.B Kay Alpha Delta Pi; Internallonal Relations 2; Mixed Chorii I GEORGE THOMAS JONES Macon, Ga, A B ''jNTlier StiH'kruuin in a n n C I- r fuuthall It'd 111 I. 2 ROSA LEE JONES Macon. Ga. A B KtijB Lee Alpha Della Pi; Mixed CltcuUS. JAMES LEMUEL KEEN I DU111.1N. Ga. CLARENCE GLENN KIRKLAND' RoMf.Gt. A.B. Phi Della Thela: Inlernatinnal Relations 3; Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 2, KDi LUCILE ADAMS KIRKLAND Mn rr.it. G A. Pro. Med Cilc Phi Mu; Alembic Club 2; Mixed Cliofus 2. WILLIAM DAY KHENSON Macon, Ga. A.B. BillU sigma Alpha Epsilon: cruster Silhouette 2 THOMAS JEFFERSOK LATTIMORE Macon, Ca, J j LEO JOHN LAZAR OlXAN. K V A.B “LtO Freshman Fuotbaii 1. Varsity F n lball 2 MADISON COLE LEE Macon. G a. A H Kappa Alpha MARTHA LOUISE LEONARD MACON, GA. A.B. Leu14 Alpha Clu Epsilon. Ciceronian 'J: International Relationi 2; Y-W A GEORGE WALLACE LUMPKItT Macon. Ga. AB. Tort Alpha Lambda Tau: Varsity Football 2; Freshman Football 1 WILLIAM HERBERT MABRY Macon. Ga, A.B Bert” Glee Club I, 2; OTcho.tr 2; Band 2; silhouette 2 J '1- Life Service Band CAROLYNS IVEY MARTI Macon, Ga- A B. Supitr Bribe FRAN ELIZABETH MARTIN Macon. G . Ail. “Franny national Relations 2. FRANK MAZZA Arnold, Pa. J A.B. •■Shorty Freshman Fool hall ?. Varsity Football 2. Hudson Hunnicutt Jackson Jarvis Johnson, J. Johnson, W. Johnston Jones, 3. Jones, R Keen Kennedy Kirkland, C. Kirkrarsd, L. Krenson Lottimare Lazar Lee Leonard Lumpkin •Mabry Martin, C. Martin, F. Matson Mono A £ 'r V -AC. dk ff $ . i-m n dsk ft h m P . 'j dim D m mJk r Yr.J w 0 - P: i p. B .• j if C n irk u Lit: A ft P EhM Jl Miller Mitchell Mu'f McClung McCowen MeGehcc McKay McLaughlin McLeod McManus Napier Nw Worthington Nottingham Paul Phillips. Popp Preston Prosser Rich Ricks Rockfbribery Ross Sotoam TXJHIS ANNE MILLER Macok, Ga . A.B. LMibuo Phi Mil. CiTirtctron 2. ALFRED HOLLY MITCHELL AtlHlrBN. Ala. A.B. Mitch Alpha Lambda Tan: Varsity Football 2 JOHN MU lilt'' Amewcl's, Ga. A.B Mu Alpha Lambda Tau. X y WE NON A MCLAUGHLIN GHiaisxiLtr:, Ga A B MflC Alpha Delta Pi. JAMIE EDITH McLEODiX PiNrvirw.C . .ung y ROGERS W. Mrt’Ll Chav. Ga. I1 re-Med. Hoyer.t Giro ('lob Soloist !. 2; Mixed Chorus t. 2 WILLIAM WALTER McCOWEN J Macon. Ga. A.B. Bllfv' Sijjroa Alpha Epsilon. Freshman Basketball I. Varsity Basketball 2; “ST Club 2: Ciceronian 2: Newspaper Club 2: tutor national Relilftnns 2; Cluitor 1, 2. . DOROTHY DUNW0DY MtMANirS Macon. C A.B “Dot'' Cauldron 2: Ciceronian 2; Mixed Chorus 2. NINA WHARTON NAPIER S Macon. Ga. A H ■'.Nil Alpha Delia Pi; .Silhpurttr 2: Mixed Chorus 2; Intra-mural Board 2. WILLIAM FRANCIS NEE Ah-sui-u. Pa. A.B ■ Spider Pi KappP Alpha. Freshman Football I: FiC-sf iriiari Basket hall 1; Varsity Football 2; Varsity Basketball 2. A.B Nell Alpha Delta Pi. CHARLES P. McKAY MArON.GA. Pre-Med ‘Doe Kjipp.i Alpha; Fooiball Tnirier ALAN BENJAMIN ✓ NORTH INC,TON Macon. Ga. A B Alan Alpha Tail OrrifRj; Cluster 2. Glee Club I, 2; Newspaper Club 2. Silhouette 2 Mixed Chorus 1. 2. GWENDOLYN ANN - NOTTINGHAM Macon. Ga. A.B. “Guien'’ Pin Mu; Misled ChcuusS. LYNWOOD PAUL ' IVajukt. Ga. A B Lrmuoud Kappa Alpha: Alembic Club 2 RAII.EY PHILLIPS f Trrtox, G A B. Bailed Kappa Sisma; Ciceronian 2; Clajrer i. 2; imerniitlotm! Rela- tions 2: Glee Club 1. 2: Band t, 2; Asst Business Manager Silhouette 2 LOUIS JOSEPH POPP STtuarjavu u. Ohio Larrupin' J.ou Varsity Football 2 WILLIAM LFF. PRESTON' MtiMKet, Ga. Phi Delta Theta; Ciceronian |. 2; Cluster 1. 2; Debater 1, 2; Glee Club I. 2: Newspaper Club I. 2: Mured Chorus I. 2. LOIS ELIZABETH PROSSER Sr. MtcitAr.L, Pa. A.B LOIS Pin Mu, Mixed Chorus 2: Cicer- onian 2. CHARLES ROSS RICH. JH _ PaiNiiuiKiti Ga, A.B Churlie Kappa Alpha. Glee Club Solo- ist t. 2: Mixed Cham- 1. 2 BETTY RICKS Macon. Ga. A.B “BfllB Alpha Chi Epsilon: Cued Ath- letic Club 2. lutei national Bela- tUuus 2: Y W.A 2 THADDEUS II RODDENBERY H MS, Ga. A 13. Tlrod Surma Alpha Epsilon Band 2 JOHN LAWRENCE ROSS Macon. Ga. A.B Latcrcnc ERNEST JOSEPH SALQOM - Macon, G a. B.S 'Ernest'' Ministerial Ass'is. 1, 2, Phi Eta Sisma 1, 2. 4- WILLIAM SAI.KM S A LOOM J M-ACO . Ga BS ■'Wiitumi Minl.iteri.lil Aft ii ELLEN JANE SAMS'1 Miron. f; x HENRY SAMUEL SHINHOLSEFt t Macok, Ci. Fre-Mcii •Hunk'' Kappa Alpha: Glw Club 2; Or- chc tr,i 1. 2; Band J. 2. Silhou- ette 2 WILLIAM C Slim LEY • BlIVIHIHI. (if Prt-Mod Bill Sitrntn AJphn EpHlon. ROBERT JACKSON SMITH Macon, GA. A.B ifnlflig J “ Hu Delta Them : Qrrhcitra I. 2; llnnd I. 2 BETTY ANN SPERRY J DnieOlt, Mini A.B. ■Retry A nii” Alpha Ohi Epsilon: President 2. Coed Athletic Club I. 2. Y W A I. President's Club s: Mixed Chorus L 2 DON LOMAS SPICE' IVaua wonth . Ohio ll.b ' Don ' Fri“Jirnnn Fe oHnill 1: Varsity Foot Iu II £ CARL MARSHALL STORYJ M-W'W, Ga. LI. H Tooti EZEKJfcl, SIDNEY TAYLOR Min.is. Ga Prp-M«l SUNSHINE TAYLOR J Macon. Ga. A-B SuuUy Aliinblf Club 2; ClM-ranl-m J; Y W A 2, Mixed Chorus I. t. OSCAR DIFBUHY TODD J Loos, S : LL.B. ■ O. D. Alpha Tau Omega. PENELOPE ELIZABETH J TUCKER Macon. Ga A B ••stir Alpha Delia Pi; Coed Athletic Club Z. Ctujrer 2. Glm Club 2: Ciceronian 2 ALMA GRACE TURNER Macon. Ga A B. 'Greet Alembic Club 2: Mixed Chorus 2. VYADLEY ) ROSA JOAN HADLEY Macon, Ga Special Rosu” Phi Mu; Mixed CUonw 2 ROBERT WAGNER, In Hammonii. Ind, .AB. Pi Kappa Alpha. Wnjl Foijt‘ ball 2. J ETTE WALL ELTON LAFAYETTE Macon. Ga. At! TuJJp1 Alpha Lambda Tan; Varsity F' mill.ill 2 BENJAMIN HOWARD WALTERS Munx , Gi- lt n ■• JouNird BS LT. Council 2, Ministerial socUtion 2. Vice-Fi evident Si e more cia« 2 JAMES ANTHONY WARY r Younghtown, Ohio, A B Jimmie Freshman Football I, Varxllv Foot lid II 2 RICHARD WAXELBAUM Macon. Ga Pfe-Mcd ‘■Wtunc Alembic Club 2: Ciceronian 1. 2 Si-iMoanl-.il-Ami 2: Glee Club 1 ADDIK SUE WEBB Macon. Ca. A.B Sue PM Mu THOMAS AI.EXANDEH WHITE Rot'itB Oik. Gl A B •Red Alpha Lambda Tail J JAMES GLEN WOOD WHITLEY Macon. Ra A.B James Munster 1,11 A Vn. BERNARD WINKLES! NrwNAN, Ga. A B Bernard LOUIS M WARLICwi UriUUM, N C AB Loulr Alpha Ta U Omega ALICE WRIGHT Macon, Ga. AB ’• Alice Phi Mu, Cauldron 2. Ciceronian 2 Cluster 2, Y.W.A I. 2 Mixed Chorus I. 2 Student Council 2. Salaam, W Stum Shinhofwr Shirley Smtlh Sperry Spice Story Taylor, E. S. Taylor, S Todd Tucker Turner Wodley, R, A. Wadley, R J. Wagner Wall Walters Worlrek Wary Woxflbaum Webb While Whilley Winkles Wrighl 4- n- ii ut r e ii Aitken Aflgood Avery Bogley Barron Bell Beverly Blank Blount Boone Bowen BraizcaJ Brown Burch Burge Cole-. Cheves Christian Colquitt Corley Dolcy ioilN AITKEN. JR EUWWN.Gt A B “ Job nn w Annui ijiulMj Taw; Vamrty Basketball 3 Conrad incurious A LI .GOOD SemrtiAir c Pw-H«l. AVI LI .1AM GREENE AVERY Ufiu™ (i . P re Med. •Bur Kappa Alpha: Alembic Club 1; Glee Club 1. !: Orchestra 2. and I. 3. ,1. Mixed Chorus L 2 il.LtAM VARDEMAN BAGLEY I'a minton, G a. AB Mf JiTEPHEN E BARRON Gewnos G A B Gulf Alpha LamlMla T.iu: Ciceronian 3, Debater 3: Bulls Club 3. Val beu, -iUACuN.G . A.B. “Woltie fl. ’ Kappa Alnn- cauldron 3. Cicer- onian 3. Clmlrr 3 DoKiUr 3; Vice-President Junior Class 3. JOSEPH FRED BEVERLY Oaiusiwrr, GA, AB ‘•frrdM I JEANETTE BLANKS Macon. Ga. A R Jiranetfc’1 Phi Mu; Ctiutilfon 3; Clii'ti Leader 2: Cowl Athletic Club I. 2, 3. VarMIt V H.-i-ki'lball 1 Ptes- ident's Club I Cued M Club 1. 2. 3; secretary -Treasurer Sopho- more Class 2 J.F'ANITA BLOUNT Macon. Ga A B fiioHnr- Pill Mu, Couldrriu 2; ClurN'r 3; Mixed Cbmiis 2, 3; P.ih-Hellcnlc Treasurer 3 i. F Sure Cauldron 3; Ciceronian 2. 3. Coed A mime Club 2. :t; Cluster 2, 3; Newspaper Club 2. 3: V IV A 3: Varsity Basketball 2, 3; Coed M Club 2, 3: Inlin-rnurnl Retard; Meteor Players 2, 3 sDAVlD CECIL BOWEN. JR CotiMnes, Ga A B “Junior- Alpha Tau Omena: Ciceronian I. CfU-tNrr 2. 3; International Rela- tions I, 2, 3; New-, pa per Club 2 3. Mixed Chorus 2, 3 til.A JEANETTE HRA7. .KAI. Mtms.C , A R ■Jciiitclre Ciceronian 3. T W A 2, 3. Tieas- uior 3. Me tee i Plajers 3 MAD A BROWN Masks , Ga. A B “Maod” Pin Mu: Coed Athleiic Club 1, 2. 3. Varsity Basketball I. 2. 3; Co-ed M Club 1 2. 3. Treasurer Intramural Board 3, 3 'Joy Br«:i j Alpha l-amhdn Tan. Cuuldron 3; Ciceronuitli 3: Cluster 2, 3, Inter- national Hi-l.'iltons 3; Glee Club I. 1. 3; Orchestra I. Z. 3 Band I. 2. 3: Ministerial Ass'ii, Cross Country I INJAMIN FRANKLIN BURGESS. JR Al MABrrtA. ga B.S Doc” Alpha Lambda Tan; Alembic Club p. 1. Ciceronian 1 2. 3; lntiM j1imi.iI Relations 2, 3 CHARLES ALEX C’ATES Cuoihan, Ga. A B •Charlie Alpha Lambda Tau; Ciceronian 3; Glee Club 3. J ANNE HAZEL CHEVES Macon. Ga A B “ChCcsre'' BSC Council 2. 3; Third Vice- prextdent 2 3. Ciceronian 3. Inicrnallonat Relations 3. Min- isl.-rtal A 'ii Y W A I, 3, 3. Serrctary 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3 VlERI CHRISTIAN Macon. Ga, A B Merf Ali uibir Club 1, 3- 3; Ciceronian 1. 2; Y.W A. 1 2 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 ■AiARTIIA JEAN COLQUITT Macon. Ga A H Martini ” Co-nxl Aibleiic Club I. 2. 3. itOGER GARLAND CORLEY Bi.VTlit. Ga A B fbiHlebooV BSD Council 3 Glee Club I 2, 3 MinPletial Aw'n I, 2. 3; Mixed Chorus t 2 li. ' Deqeon Kappa Alpha. CnuJdrnn 3. Clurtrr j; -Vilhottelle 2; Mercer PLayeri 2, 3. Jjr J II , I II R S 4- 4- JOE WESLttY DANIEL Macon. Ga. Pre-Mcd Joe Alembic Club 3: Gift Club 2. 3, Mixed Chorus 2. 3 Minister u I A 'n WILLIAM C. DAVIS, JH. J ATtAHTA, G . AD BUI K-appa Alpha: HSU Council 2; CtMfer 2. 3r Glee Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 2, 3 J JOHN ALLEN DOUGLAS Knr. Ga. AH ■'Jod Wim 'Em«, Pa. JOHN D. DRAUCHON AmuuIux, Ga. A.B Jofmnhi Kiiuim Alpha, JOHN THOMAS Di’PBEE Guwwn, Ga. Pre-Med BuhkToos 1 1 Kappa Alpha: Varslly Fooi- bnll 2. 3: Varsity Basketball 2; Freshnun IVmiUi.tII 1 WILLIAM CLARK DOSTER Macom.Ca, A U HiRtT y Jorulrl'f imlxhi Tau. Alembic Birdi Club 2 ELIZABETH GOBEK EPPS Maras. G . A B E” Ciceronian 2, 3: Chester I: Inter- nal icmal RvlaUuns 3. Newspaper Club 2. 3: Y tv A 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3; Vwe-presiaeni 3 CELIA EUGENIA FINNEY Gowon.Ga. A B BYRON BAILEY, FLORENCE, JR Vi'nriis.OA, A U fi urk.rrtn! Phi Delta Theta. EEL ( RICHARD C GARDNER PfLMAXt, OA, A t? Dick M imstcrml Ass'n JAMES LEE CARR Err II IIOWHTON. G'. A B. Jimni] r' Ministerial Ass'n- ERNEST GfcNONE Macon. Ga. A B. Erncri GEORGE GIBSON. Ji Coit’Km, Ga- Pn.--M -u Dll Della Thr-'.ji; Alcmbtc Club 2, 3. International Relation.-- 1, 2, 3 Pxc-MnJ, Phi Delta Theta: Alembic Club I, 2, 3; Cuiildroti 1, 2, 3; Cicero- nian 1, 2. 3. Cluster 2, 3: Intel- national Relations 3: Glee Club I. 2. 3: Hand 1 ALBERT LEE HALL Macov, Ga, All. Albert Ministerial A-Wn- MARY ELIZABETH ■ —— HALLIBURTON Macon Ga. AB ‘fiatlic Alpha Delta Pi: Class Editor Cauldron 3; Ciceronian 2; Clus- ter 2, J: News Editor 3; Nr i. paper Club 3. SrlfltmrttC 2. 3, Mixed Chorus 2. 3. Mercer Plai - ers 2. 3. Set r e ta r y -Treasure r coed siudem Body 3 Daniel Dtaughon Gaidncr □avis, E DurXan Cwirett Davis, W DtiPree Cenone Dijodyk. Epps Gibvcwt Dastcr Finney Graham Douglas Dowd Florence Freel Hall HaMibwton 4- II i: ii e i ii n If- J V f ■ 'V IB n 1 CTV u. Ail r ■ S I. % C) c ,k WC f, mm 0 ■Cm 9 .-V 0 A —- 1 A fin « - j j JTT1 JL __ JL □ Hartwsbergef Harris Hoslom Heofon Hcarne Hcndlt-y Hendrick Hfl4lirwjiworth Howard Howell Hughes. Hurrler, G, Hunter, J. B Johnson Jones Jordan Kodcrly KorSrnia Kilgore Klineloflcr Lang |i R All HAKNF;SEiERGh:ll |jr Cnl.MT(VM. Ga. A B ' Sarah Alpha Delta Pi. L I'Ll A KARRIS A Julia ilton; A. 3. Mixed CtiarUs 2, 3: it M club 2. □. secretary 3; Intra-mural Board 3. X 1A RLES CORN F. LIUS I IASCA M MAKSIIAl.LVII.Ll GA. A B •Churhc Pin Delta Theta: Ciccronliti 2. 3. International RaUlioilB S, 3; Glee Club i. 2, 3: Newspaper Club Z: Mixed Clmrus 7, 3. Von Bartender11 Varsity Football 2, 3 Vartutv Buktttull 2. 3. M Cluo I. 2. 3 JJOIIN MARSHALL HEARNE MAnni.C . Alt Mi Jet' Alpha Tau Omega. Cauldron 3; CluSfrr 2. 3 International Rela- tions 2. 3; Mixed Charm 2 4aul IIEA1J1.EV M«oN.O.i. A B •Paur Ministerial Ass'll. lCAKHf.il.t. DRAPER HENDRICK LawHCN tvn.tr:, Va. A.B., LL.B ■SetMinr” Pht Delta Theta: Cauldron 2. 3: Ciceronian 3: International Re- lations 1,2. 3: President 3; News- paper Club 3- CLAYTON HILLIS HOLLINGSWORTH, JR Cave SftlMA. Ga. A H 'Chicken' Pin Deli, Tiled: Alembic Club 1. 2, 3; Ciruidron ); Ciceronian 3; Glee Club 1; Ministerial Assn: Bmdt Club 2 BERGER E HOWARD Luitowici. G AM. Abner Ministerial Ass'll. JoRBttf DUNCAN HOWELL MACON. GV A B. flashhouje Alpha Tau Orru'ca; ir«;t:drrm 3: Cluster 2 .'I; Glee Club I. 3. 3: Prasideiils Club 2, J; Mixed Chorus ?, 3: Most Outstanding Freshman 1 President Suphn- morr Class Z: President Junior Claw Si Freshman Basket ball I: Vice-priwtdr.nl Presidents Club I MARJORIE ANNE HUGHES Macon, Ga. AH “Peroxide Alpha Pii Ornee Z. 3. Cheer Leadi'i 2, 3; Ciceronian 3l Cued Athletic Club 5. 3: International Relations 3; V.W A 1, 2. 3; Coed Busk el but I I. 2, 3 Presidents Club 3: Mixed Chorus I. 2, 3: Coed M Club !. 2, 3; Prexcdrnt 3, t JOHN DROWN HUNTER 1 LMlMNtt, Ca. AB ' J. B” BSU Council 3: Ministerial Assn. Prr ident 3 JNF.tl-OlSE JOHNSON ' MAroK, Ga. A R ‘‘Nellie'' Cauldron 3, Ciceronian 3, Glut Club 3: Mercer Players 2 I ROBERT TOOMBS JONES Macon. Ga AB Bob Ministerial Ass'n: Vice-president SAMUEL CLIFFORD JORDAN Macon. Ga, A Tt ‘■Sinn” I MARTHA MAY KADERI.Y Macon. Ga A B ■Jhrlllq I HARRY WALTER KARSZNtA Emit, Pa. AB ‘‘Barry Pi Kappa Alpha. Varsity Foot- bait 2. 3: M Club 2. 3. J DOROTHEA KJLGORF, Buutv, Ga AB Dot- Card irud Kev 3. 3; Coed A lb tel ic Club 1,2, 3: Ciceronian 3. Clu - I tt 1. 2. 3: Vnnpaprr Cltih I 2. 3: Sew eta ry J: YWA 3: Cord Basketball I. 1, 3; Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3. Coed M Club 1. 1, 3: Vice- president 3; Mercer Players 2. 3: Vice-president Junior Class 3; Student Activities Committee 2 Vice-president Non-sorority Girls ■0 HELEN FRANCES KLINEFELTER MAniS, GA. AH Helen FIS (I Council 3: Cardinal Key z, 3: Cheer Leader 2. 3, Head 3 Ciceronian 2. J: Coed Athletic Club 1. 2. 3; V W A !. 3, Coed Basketball Z, 3; Presidents Club 2. Mixed Chorus 2 3. President 3: Coed M Club 2, 3: Inlsa-mural Board Z. 3: Secretary 2. 3; Span- sr Alpha Lambda Tau 2 V J.MARV FRANCES LANG MACON. G A. A E! Frankie Alembic Club 2, i: Ciceronian 1 5. 3: Coed Athletic Club 3. YWA I. 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3: Co-ed RiUikelbatl 3. .11 I (I I! S SS- IIENRY LANGFORD MADISON. ru. An. ''««IWj' Ministerial A s'n WILLIAM IRA LATTA. Jll Atlanta, Ga. A.B. ' Poo Phi Delta Theta: Alpha Pm OmrKa !. 3, Secretary and Treas- urer B S IT Council 3. nurd V'irr-|)ri«.iden1 3: Gif.- Club 1. 2 .1. Q.iarli-l 2 Business ManaRer 3; Phi Elfl Sikhio 1. 2, 3: Prrai- dfill 2 Presidents Club 2: Mixed Oir-rvi- 1. 2, 5; Hnnoriiblo Men- tion Ini tJiilstainline; Frv.-hrmirl I DANIEL FRANKLIN LEE’ Prc-Mr-cl fillds Club 2. 3IAHION LOWE Men Cicelon-il.i 3. V.W.A. Chorus 3. DAVID SAMVEL MANN Macon. G a. Prt-Med. Da mt! Alembic Club 3; Ciceronian Z, 3; Seeietaiv 3. Mixed Chorus 1 2 JOHN WILLIAM Mil.I.Ell T.iommkiOo. G - v A.B. John JOHN HARLEY MILLS S Wantiuk, Ga A n M A J llatltu Mine-Urial Ass'll. MARION MINYEII ‘ Tr.NKii.xRUK, Ok. A.B Marion Alpha Delhi Pi. Ctceiolil.nl 3. Infer national Rcl.iuon,i I. 2: Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3 WILLIAM OTIS Mr CLUNG pritox, Ga AB W. O. Mlmslerial Ass’n EVELYN JU1IAN NEEL Mkcon, (Ik A B Er-cll n Phi Mu. Cluster 2. 3: Buxines Manager 3; Newspaper Club 3, 3. Mixed Choru 2 .1 ROGERS H NELSON DcrKti’i, Ga. A B ‘■Red Ciceronian !. 3; Newspaper Club 3: Varsity Basketball 2. 3; M Club 2. J. Varsity Tenm? 2, 3. QUINCY ROBERT NOI.AN MKCtlN. G . Inhj-rmir.il Board 3. THEODORE MARSHALL S NORTF IIN'GTON MACON, GA, A H ■Dodte'’ Alpha lambda Tau AU-mmc Club 3. Ciceronian 3; Band t, 3. Freshman Football 1. Student Council 2 Fr iitcm It.i Basket- ball 2. JACK HOYT OVERTON Pclham, Ga. A B ■JflCk' Ministerial Ass‘n TONY BARTHOLOMEW PAGH SridN6aAu:, Pa. A B Pie” Varsity Football 2 3; M Club 2. 3. THOMAS TAKKER MACON. GA A B ■’Tom ' Cluslei 2: Stfima Upsllnn Z. .1 EUSTACE HAROLD PRESCOTT. JR Macon.Ga. A B Tnji Kappa Simula Secretary 3; Alembic Club 2. 3; Could fan S; Ciceronian 3. International Rela- tion 2. 3; Intra-mural Board 3 Frerhlliiln Football 1 SARA JANE REESE Macon. Ga. A B. Tom Alpha Delta Pi; Ciceronian 1. 2, 3: Coed Athletic Club I, 2. 3; Cluster 3: Mixed Chorus I. 2 3. JOSEPH EDGAR ML'KETSO Macon. Ga. M A ■•Rict Rarfc14 Birds Club 3. Z — 'J iA iLifl m £k n B n i O n Id Rj L || _ 59 ft ft k i n ib ft -2 Longford Lolla Mills Mutter Overton Porjc Led L we McOuntj Iskrcl Parker Prescott Wonn Nelson Rccw Michael Miller Nolan Norlh.ngton Rickcrson Rivers ii i: ii e i: ii .1 i I II II s Robinson Ross Salley Sams Sandlin Smith, H. Smith, L Sowell Stage Thames Thigpen Tippett Varner Vinson V adc Word Warnock Wary Wheless WiKets Williams Yon ey Yarborough Zeigler fOHN VV ROBINSON Mr Vraxorr, Ca AH lUF-N HA R RON KOSS Cw.Ca A.B “Ben AI pin Lambda Tau. IjAMES FRITZ SALLEY Air.Lfii.i, Oa B.S.U. Cnuncil 3 Cluster 3: Mm- isterinl Asx'n. fKBROL AUBREY SAMS Fa vlTTn tLi r. C - Prc-Med “SfliritHj Kappa Alpha: Alembic Club 3; Cipjrcinian 3: Debater I Pin Eta Siltnii 1, 3. 3. Secretary-(reas-- urcr 2. IRUBYE CAROLYN SAND1JN AU-AWTA.GA A.B “Carolon BS.I' Coum-11 2, Secretary 3 Cardinal Kn 3; Secretary 3: Coed Athletic Club 3 Intemn- tmaal Relation 2. 3; Y.W.A. 2, 3; Vu-c-presIrtenI 3. Piestdcntx Club 3. Mixed Chorus 2, 3. Ncm-boror- l President J, HARRY LEE SMITH Mr, Vfhsok.Ga, A B .Smifty SiKiiin [Alpha F.pxitnn, Varsity KiHitli.dJ 3; M Club 3 ett LOITIE F SMITH IlAMUtA, (It A.B i Lottie WIl.MA I.OITTSE SOWELL Macon, Ca, A.B Wilma'' Y.W.A 3: Spanish Club 3; S.U 3. CARL THEODORE STAGER J KTr. m'° Prtt Pi Kappa Alpha; V.-irxIty Font- bell 2. 3. M Club 2, 3, Fri-slmian Ffluibaii i Freshman Basket, ball 1 WILLIAM WARREN THAMES J Macah.Ga A B BiMv Phi Delia Tilda; Alembic Club 3, B S.U. Council I, 2, 3; First Vice- president 2, Second Vice-presi- dent 3: Cheer Leader 1. 2. 3. Glee Club I. 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Ciceronian 3. Internallonal Relations 3: Treasurer of Stale RSI'. Council 3. CORBETT THIGPEN; Macon. O'. A B “HoyfWHse JOHN THOMAS TIPPETT 1 FlKi.rvsoK. G A. A B “Tip” Ministerial Ass'll FIELDS VARNER ' B,MN Bfttuoi . Ca. A D Fields Suiniii Alpha Epsilon: Ciiirtdron 2: Cbcerruuan I, 2; Cluster 2, J. Till.-rnatinnal Relations 3: Glee Club 2, 3; Newspaper Club 2. J; Silltmciie 2; Mixed Chorti 2, 3 JAMES NORMAN VINSON J WA-siiixcTon, Ga, A B Jim Ministerial As.Vn. GUY LAMAR WADE M iroK. CA, A.B Block jock” ATODirrms t nkY young warnock RctaDons 3; Mixed Chorus 3. F tANK CARL WARY Ym MMftu'v. Ohio A B 'Tnnkr Varsity Football 2, 3; M Club 3. WILLIAM HUGH WHELESS JrlAXrittMrp. GA, A B Randle BOB H AES HE] .SON WiLLETS - VWAl.IA. Gt. A R ■Bab Mmislei .nl Ass'El DOROTHY LUC ELF. WILLIAMS M srox.n a A.B Dot Secretory, Non-sorority; Alem- bic Club 2. 3 BSD. Council 2. 3, Ministerial Ass n. Y W A I 2, 3; President 3: Presidents Club 2. 3; Mixed (’herus 2 3 LAWRENCE ARTHUR YANCEY FlTlCfBAia, Ga. A.B Scooter SmPui Alpha Ena lion; Varsity Football 3 JAMES WILLIAM YARBOROUGH Mac-on, G a A B “Bill ■tub f :ey f MARGARET DOUGLASS 2EIGLEH Macox, Oa. A.B Marparel” Alpha Delta Pi. Cauldron 2; Car- dinal Key 2, 3. Cluster 1. 2. 3; ■SithojieSfc 3. 3: Presidents Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3; Secre- tary and Treasurer Freshman Class I. l ’LORENCE OLIVE ABEL Macon, Ga. A.B. 'Tlosiie' Alpha Psi Omcfi 2, 3, 4: Ciceronian 4; Coed Ath- letic Club 2; Cluster 2; International Relations 4; Y. W. A. I: Kappa Delta Epsilon 4 «HUBERT KENNETH ADAMS, JR. Winder, Ga, AH. Hot Lips Alpha Tau Omega; SrcreUfy 3; Sentinel 4; Inter- national Relations I. 2; Glee Club 1. 2; Orchestra 1, 2. 3, 4. Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2. 3, JRACY LANE AKINS Eatonton, Ga. A.B. Lucy” Ministerial Ass'n; Life Service Band. JOHN FRANK ALEXANDER. JR. Macon, Ga. A.B. Frank” Alpha Tau Omega: President 4: Ciceronian !. 2, Abel 3, 4; Cluster 1. 2, 3; Varsity Debater 3., 4: Inter- Akpns national Relations 3. 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 1; President 4; Newspaper Club 3; Silhouette 4; Min- isterial Ass'n. Attams Alexander ii i: it r i; 11 s i: mii; s Ault man Babkin Barrett Beaty HUBERT ANDERSON AUI.TMAt Byron, Ga. A.B , LL.B. “f’OHKtJ'W Row Ciceronian 2, 3; Law Club, HARRY WOOD BARRETT Sanw,bsvillk, Ga. A.B. Harry Assistant Instructor in Mathematics 4 . ERNEST LEO BASKIN Srt.VESTKH, Ga. A.B. tfo” Blue Key 3, 4; President 4. Cauldron 2, 3; Associ- ate Editor 3; ii. S. U. Council Treasurer 4; Cicero- nian I, 2. 3; Vice-president 3: Cluster 1. 2. 3. 4; Advertising Manager 2, 3; Board of Control 4: In- ternational Relations I. 2. 3; Vice-president 3; Newspaper Club 2. 3. 4; Secretary 3: Phi Eta Sigma t. 2. 3. 4; Senior Adviser 3: Silhouette 1. 2. 3. 4: Circulation Manager 2, 3; Business Manager 4; Presidents Club 4; President 4: Sigma Mu 3, 4: Who’s Who 4: One of Five Most Outstanding Seniors 4. JAMES HAROLD BEATY Ga. A H Haro Id” Kappa Sigma; Cauldron 3: Glee Club 2; Silhouette 4; Mixed Chorus 2: One of Five Most Outstanding Seniors 4. 4 JARRETTE ALLEN BECK Mlt4.RbCEVtl.LG, Ga. Jack'1 Alpha Tau Omega; Glw Club 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Band A, 4: President 4. Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Birds Club 4; Presidents Club 4. I BESS WARREN BELL LtZELLA, Ga. A.B Bess Cardinal Key 3, 4 Vice-president 4; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3, ■!; Vice-president 4: Presidents Club 3; President of Coeds 3. 1 JAMES MAXWELL BERSCH Windsor. Ontario. Canada A.B. Mickey'’ Kappa Sigma; Vice-president 4; Cauldron 4; Cic- eronian 4: International Relations I. 2. 4: Silhou- ette 4. Pan-Hellenic Council 4. i ELEANOR BETHEA Macon, Ga. A.B. Bethea'' Alpha Delta Pi, Bethw II I II I I! II Birdsong Burgess Browner Callaway WILLIAM RADFORD BIRDSONG Gordon, G,v Pre-Med, -Rad Alpha Tail Omeca: Alembic Club 3, 4 DARNELL BRAWNER LaGrangk, Ga, Pre-Mod. “Darnell Kappa Alpha. Pres. 4; Alembic Club 3; Blue Key a, 4; Ciceronian I; International Relations 1; Presi- dents Club 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4. Secretary 4; Biology Lab. Instructor 3, 4. LEO BURGESS Macon, Ga, A. 14 Leo Ministerial Association 3, 4. EDGAR ALLEN CALLAWAY, Ravil, Ga. AH Ed Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 14. S. U, Council 4; First Vice-President 4; Ministerial Association. i' jW WINGFIELD NISBET CHAMBERLAIN Macon. Ga, A B, “Wink Cheer Leader Ciceronian I. 2; Cluster I. 2. 3: International Relations t. 2; Newspaper Club I, 2. 3, 4; i'illiotlctte 1. 2, 3; Sigma Mu. HORACE FRANCIS CHAPMAN. -IK. Blacksiieah. Ga. A.B. “ foraet’' Ciceronian 4, Ministerial Association. JrOSCOE CONKLIN CLINK. Jit Bradenton. Fla. A.B. “CtJttfcli u Sigmn Alpha Epsilon; Pros. 2; Vice-president 4, Blue Key :t. t: Cauldron 2: Silftouetre 2. Varsity Football 2. 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3; Buds Club 4. M Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Intra-mural Board 4. JOSEPH VERNON COOK Rocky Face, Ga. A.B. Joe” B S. U. Council 2, 3. 4: Life Service Hand 2; R. T, U. ii; Radio Extension 11. 4; Cluster 1. 2; Glee Club 1. 2. Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4: Chi Alpha Omega 1, 2, 3, 4; Ministerial Association; Reporter 2, 3, Chombedoin Cline Cbopmon Cook 11 E I! I' E It N i: 1 I III! s Couric Culp Crow Darby JOHN MARTIN COURIC. JR. Dublin, Ga. AH, John Pin Delta Theta; Treai. 3; Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3. 4; Blue Key 3. 4: Cutildron 3; Ciceronian t. 3; Cluster I. 2. 3. 4; Exchange Editor 2; Managing Editor 3; Editor 4; International Relations 3, 4; Pres. 3; Newspaper Club I. 2. 3, 4; See.-Troas. 2: Silhouette 3; Managing Editor 3; Presidents Club; Vice-Pros. Georgia Collegiate Press Ass n 1940 41: Who's Who 4 SYBIL CROW - CltHMONT, Ga. A.B. “Licbcheii Spanish Club; Kappa Delta Epsilon. WILLIAM EDWARD CULP, JR.- Arnold. Pa. B,S, Husky Pi Kappa Alpha; See, 4; Varsity Basko lira II 2, 3, 4; M Club A, 4, ROBERT HYMAN DARBY —- Vidai-ia, Ga. A.B. “Bob Phi Delta Theta; Librarian 4; Alembic Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Cauldron 3, 4: Ciceronian 3, 4, duster A. 4. International Relations 3. 4; Glee Club 3. 4; Fresh- man Football I; Varsity Football 2; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Birds Club 3, 4. ’CHARLES LESLIE DAVIS Macon, Ga. Pro-Mod. Chas.” Phi Della Tlvlii: Ali-inbic Club 3. I Vieo-Pres. -I; Cauldron 4, Ciceronian 4. ) HARRY BROOKS DEAN Macon, Ga Pro-Mod. 1 Harry HOWARD CLIFTON DERRICK OliLETHOHFE. Gft. Pro-Med, Derrick Alpha Lambda Tali; Treasurer 4: Alembic Club 2, 3, 4 J THOMAS EARL DUPREE McIntyre, Ga, A.B. •t. f;, Birds Club 3, 4; Alembic Club 3, 4, Davo Derrick Dean DuPrcc ii i: ii r h ii J. N. DYKES, JR. Atlanta, Ga. An. Jacob” CHARLES LANE EVANS---------- Macon. Ga. A.B. Cliariie Alpha Tau Omega; Silhouette 4: Tennis Team i. 2, 3, 4. EDWARD DAVIS GALLOWAY t-' Iron Citv, Ga, A.B. Ed” Alpha Lambda Tau; Chaplain 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3, 4; Ministerial Association. WYATT MALCOLM GILBERT- ' Stocker tdce, Ga. A.B. •■Wyatt1 Ministerial Association. J HARRY GOLDGAR Macon, Ga, A.B. Harry Ciceronian 1, 2. 3: See. 2; earner I, 2. 3, -J, Literary editor 2; Feature editor 3; Columnist 3. 4: Debater 1, 2: Newspaper Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pros. 4; Sigma Up- si Ion 2, 3, 4; Sec, 3; Pres. 4, Silhouette 1, 2. 3, 4; Associate Editor 3; Editor 4; Presidents Club 3, 4; Student Forum 3, 4; Mercer Players 2, 3, JeDGAR BERNARD GOSTJN Macon, Ga. “Mortimer Ciceronian 3: Critic 4: Debater 3. 4. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Pres. 4; Presidents Club 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 4; Law School Honor Council 4: Law Club, J SUSAN LOUISE GRIMM ETT Macon, Ga, 'Sockp Phi Mu: Vice-Pres. 4; Alembic Club 3: Ciceronian 4: Coed Athletic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chester 1: Varsity Basketball I, 2. 3, 4; Captain 3; Presidents Club 3, 4; Birds Club 3, 4: Coed M Club 1. 2. 3, 4 Pres. 3: Co-Chairman Intra-mural Board 3, 4: Varsity Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4. J IS A AC RUNYAN HALL Savannah, Ga. Supermini Ii. S. U. Council 3. 4: Sunday School Representa- tive 4. Chaplain 4: Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Ministerial Assfn; Reporter 4, II Ii II I' I! II S E I II II S Hargrove Hodges, H. Hill Hodges, N, WILLIAM JOSEPH HARGROVE- ' Ml I. AN, GA. AB Joe1' Ciceronian 3, RUFUS CARTER HILL Ctminrer, Ga, Pro-Mod. D. A. Pill Delta Theta; Warden 4: Alembic Club 3, 4: Pres. 4; Cauldron 3; Ciceronian t, 2; Cluster 3: Newspaper Club 4; Phi Eta Sigma 1, 2, 3, I; Presi- dents Club 4: Intra-mural Board 4; Freshman Bas- ketball 1, HAROLD HUGHES HODGES — Sanoersville, Ga. AB. “Hwgh“ Kappa Sigma; Guard 4; Birds Club 4. NORMAN ELLIOT HODGES Oliver, Ga, AB. “Wonnfln” Alpha Lambda Tau: Ministerial Association. CHARLES C. WILLIAM HOWLAND Tallapoosa, Ga, A.B. Wild Bill” Alpha Lambda Tau; Ciceronian -I; International Relations 4; Freshman Football I; Varsity Foot- ball 2, :i, 4, Freshman Basketball 2: Presidents Club 3. M Cluh 2. 3. 4: President 4: Intra-mural Board 2, 3, 4. President 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 3. LEO BENNETT HUCKABEE, JR, Macon, Ga. A.B. Jack Phi Delta Theta. SARA FRANCES JOHNSON Macon, Ga. A.B. Sally Ciceronian I. 3. 4; Coed Athletic Club 2; Cluster 2; International Relations 4. Kappa Delta Epsilon 3. 4; Treasurer 4; Y, W, A, 4. EDWIN DARGAN JOHNSTON Atlanta, Ga, A.B. “Ed B. S. U, Council 3. 4: B. Y. P. U. Representative 1: Band 3; Student Council 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Min- isterial Association. Howland Muckatwc Johnson Johnston ii i; ii e i: ii S E Ml II S Jones Koderly Kilgore Kirkland FRANCES ADELE JONES Macon. Ga. A.B. A dele Ciceronian 1, 2: Cluster 2. 3. 4: Y. W. A. 1. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2. NATHANIEL LEWIS KADERLY Macon, Ga. A.B. “Nat” Alpha Psi Omega 3. 4; President 4: Glee dub 4; Phi Eta Sigma 2, 3, 4; Historian 3; Presidents Club 4; Forum Club Secretary 3; Mercer Players 2, 3, 4, ELOISE KILGORE Baxley. Ga, A.B. “WfKie” B S. U. Council Pianist 4: Cardinal Key 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Internationa] Relations 2, 3: Secre- tary 3: Y. W. A. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Life Service Band 2, 3. 4, JULIUS MAHLON KIRK LA NP Amity. Ga. A.B. Sweet Ministerial Association. Villi am earl lewis Macon, Ga. Pro-Med. Earl Alembic Club 3. 4: Cauldron 3: Cluster I; Varsity Football 1, 2: Lab Instructor in biology. 'GEORGE CANDLER MARTIN TaYI ORS Creek, Ga. A-B. Candler Alpha Lambda Tau: Alembic Club 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 4. ANTHONY PETER MASON V W M6Ritx Pa. A.B. “Kiiig Varsity Football 2. 3, 4; Captain 4: M Club 2, 3. 1. AARON MAUSKOPF Macon. Ga. AH. Aaron Lewis Meson Martin Mauskopl )i i: n r i: i s i; i i it k s M'ddlcbrooki Morgan, C Millicon Morgan, S. TRACY WILLIAMS MIDDLEBROOKS '— Macon, Ga Pre-Mod, 'Tracy ' ANN MILL1CAN Macon, Ga. AH. Millieart” Alpha Delta Pi: Recording Secretary 4; Cauldron 4. duster :i. 4: Glee Club 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Pan-Hellenie 4. CLOUD MORGAN Macon, Ga. A.B. 1'Cloud Kappa Sigma. SOLON DAVID MORGAN Macon, Ga. A.B. “Solon” Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Ministerial Association; Secretary 4. JUSX G, McILVAINE Wadsworth, O iio A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Varsity Football 3. 4. Var- sity Basketball 3. 4. M Club 3, 4r Vice-president 4. iflENDLEY VARNER NAPIER Macon-. Ga A,B„ LL.B. 'H. V Kappa Alpha. Vice-president 4: Cluster 2. diet Club 2. 3. 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic 4; Law Club. RL'TIl ALLEN NETTLES Macon-. Ga. A.B. Ruth Ciceronian 2, V. W. A. 1. 2. 3. NATHAN B. NOLAN Faihburn, Ga. A.B. MJJ tinny Kappa Sigma; Treasurer 4: Alembic Club 2, 3. 4: Cauldron Business Manager 4: B. S. U. Council 2; Cluster L 2; Debater 1; Kappa Phi Kappa 3. 4: Mercer Players, Napier Nolon ii i it i i; it HERBERT HAROLD NORMAN ii:, Ga. A B Herb” Newspaper Club -1: Varsity Baskfetbill 3, 4; M Club 3. 4. LA VERNE O OUINN -------- Brunswick. Ga. A.B, _ Veruie Cardinal Key 3, 4; Historian 4; Ciceronian 3, 4: Knppa Delta Epsilon 3, 4. Historian 4: V. W. A 2, 3. 4: Mercer Players: Vice-president of Senior Class 4. WALTER RAYMOND O QUINN TlFTON, CiA. Pre-Dental Pup Sijjma Alpha Epsilon; Treasurer 4 Cauldron 3; Cluster 2, -5: .SilJioucrre 2. 3; Varsity Football 2. 3. 4: M Club 2, 3. 4; Vice-president 3; Secretary- treasurer 4; Intra mural board 3; Athletic Board of Control 3. ELLIS T. PAL'LK FtTZGESAUl, GA. A.B. Pm achy Sifima Alpha Epsilon; Sec re la ry 4, Varsity Foot- ball 2. 3. 4: M Cluh 2, 3, 4: Intra-mural Beard 4. M ; JOHN DOZIER PERSONS. JR. Month-elm . Ga, A.B. “Mu'1 ERNEST VANDIVER POOL JR Winder. Ga, A.B, E. V. AVILLIAM EMMETT POUND Macon, Ga. Pre-Med, Hard ns Rock” Kappa Alpha. yFRANK GOODLOE PRIDE Leighton, Ala. A.B. Pride a{ Mercer” Alpha Lambda Tan; Vice-President 4; Newspaper Club 4; Varsity Football 2, 3. 4; M Club 2. 3, 4, Persons Pool Pound Pride S E 1 111! S Reeves Shands RcCtf Rogers MARION DANIEL REED, JR. w— Fort Vau.es-. Ga. Pre-Med. “Dan” Kappa Alpha: Alembic Club 3, 4: Setreiary-Trcfls- urer 4; Photographer lor Cluster 4; Glee Club 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4; lianti 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4. VIRGINIA CLAIRE REEVES ' Macon, Ga. A,B, “Claire” Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4 JAMES DONALD ROGERS Sandersville, Ga. Pre-Med. Don” OTIS NORMAN SHANDS Columbus, Ga, A.B. “Norman B 5. U. Council 2. 3; President 3; President's Club 15; Vice-president of Student Body 4, Who's Who; One of Five1 Most Outstanding Seniors 4; Minis- terial Association; President 3. ' FRED CHARLES SHEARER ATLANTA, CA. AB “Rodericfc” Alpha Tau Omega; Alembic Club 3. -1; Vice-presi- dent 4. Cluster :t. -1; Board of Control 4, Interna- lional Relations 1, 2, 3, 4; Phi Eta Sigma I, 2, 3. 4: Sigma L'psilon 3, 4: Secretary 4; Silhouette 2, 3, 4; Associate Editor 4: Vice-president of Freshman Class I, Cross Country I, Biology Lab Instructor 2. 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic 4' l lRGIL HAROLD SHEPARD Chattahoochee, Fi.a. A H., LI. B, 'Shep Alpha Lambda Tau; Ciceronian 3. 4; President 4; Debater 3. 4. Secretary of Debating Club 4; Fresh- man Football 3; President Freshman Law Class 4; Vice-president Tau Kappa Alpha; Law Club. FREDERICK EUGENE SIMS. JR ATLANTA, GA Pre-Mod. Gene Pi Kappa Alpha. JAMES FRANKLIN SINGLETON Decatoh. Ga. A B Jiimnie” MI ms ter ia I Associa t ion. Shearer Sims Shepard Suvjleion II I! II I’ li I! s i; i ii ii s Silfm rC Smith, H. Sloppcy Smith, R. I .AMAH WHEELER SIZEMORE Waveri v Hall, Ga A.B. Kappa Sigma; President -I: Alpha Psi Omega 1. Gaitldrcm 3, 4; It. S. U, Council 2. 3 Presidents Thomas goulding slappey Albany, Ga. A.B. “Slappey Freshman Football 1; Varsity Foul hall 2, !5, 4; M Club 2, It, 4 ■e-flARRY BEASLEY SMITH BtAuroRt, S, C. A.B. Beasley Phi Delta Thela: Secretary 4; Alembic Club 3. 4; Cluster 3; Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Birds Club 4; Athletic Board of Control 3 -4tUTH SMITH ' Macon, Ga. A.B. Ruth B. S. U. Council 2, 3: Cardinal Key 3, 4; Secretary 3, President 4. Coed Athletic Club 1, 2. Cluster 2. Kappa Delhi Epsilon 3, 4; President 4; Presidents Club 4. TAMES ROBERT SPARKS Greenviue, Ga. A.B Spttrfcy Alpha Taj Omega; Pan-Hellenic 4; Cauldron l, 3; Executive Editor 3; Ciceronian 1; Cluster 3. I; Managing Editor 5; International Relations 1, Kappa Pin Kappa 3, 4; Newspaper Club 1. 3 -1, Vice-President 4; Silhouette 1, 3, 4; Presidents Club 3: Intra-mural Board 3. 4; Sigma Mu; Fresh- man Football 1; Mercer News Bureau; Law Club, I HENRY SPIRA Cleveland, Ohio Pre-Med. Alembic Club 3. 4. J JAMES MALCOLM THOMAS Summerville, Ga. A.B. “Paddlefool Alpha Lambda Tau; President 4; Cauldron 4; Ciceronian 4; Cluster 3. 4; International Relations 4; Newspaper Club 4; Freshman Football 1, Var- sity Football 2. 3. 4; Freshman Basketball I. Pres- ident;: Club 3, 4; M Club 2, 3. 4; intra-mural Board 3; Freshman Advisor 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 3. 4. 4 EMORY SPEER WAGES Lawkexcevilijs. Ga. A.B “Red” Kappa Sigma; Ciceronian 4; International Rela- tions 2, 3, 4 ; Birds Club 3. 4 Sparks Spira Thomas Wages ii i: ii c h ii Wolkor Walthall Wall Williams DAVID ALBERT WALKER -'' Macon, (Ia. AB Albert1 MARY ALLEN WALL Eastman, Ga. AB Shug Alpha Delta Pi; Cauldron 4; Ciceronian 4; Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 4. HARRIETTE ANNE WALTHALL'- -' Macon. Ga. AB WitJtall Phi Mu. Vice-President A: Cauldron 3. 4; Assoc iate Editor -I. Coed Athletic’ Club 4, President 4. Ches- ter :j, 4; Newspaper Club 3, 4: Presidents Club 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Pnn-Hellenie Council; Presi- dent 4. DANIEL H. WILLIAMS. JR. t- ' OCALA, FLA- A.B “Dnn,‘ J GEORGE FRANKLIN WINN Macus. Ga, B.S. Frank Cross Country I 2, Physics Lab Instructor 4 J WILLI AM LEE WOOD, JIL Macon, (Ja. AB ‘Son Phi Delta Theta; Chaplain 2, Alumni Secretary 3. 4, Pan-Hellenic 4; Cauldron 2, 3, 4; Collection Manager It; Ciceronian I, 2, 3, 4 C’iu.vter It. 4; In- ternational Relations 1. 2_ A. •i. Glee Club 1. 2. Newspaper Club 3, 4, Phi Eta Sigma, Birds Club It. 4, Sigma Mu 3, 4 J VEO YON Knoxville, TfcNN, A.B Dajjo” Varsity Football 2. 3, 4; M Club 2. 3. 1: Freshman Football 1: Freshman Basketball I Wmn Yon Wood , )i i; ii c li ii i_____________________________________________________________ s i: i i ii ii s WILLIAM J. BENTON Macon. Ga, M.A. “Biff Alpha Lamlxla Tau; Director of Band and Or- chestra, J L BROWN Wartiicn, UA- M A ••Barrel Cauldron 3; B. S, U, Council 2; Intra-mural Board 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4: Life Service Band 3; Ministerial Association. M FRANCES A FLOVD Macon, Ga. M.A. Frances JOE K RICKENBACKKlt Washincton, I), C. M.A. “Senator Pi Kappa Alpha; Treasurer; Alpha Psi Omega 2. 3, 4: Ciceronian 3. Cluster |, 2. 3; Feature Editor 2. Debater 1: Sigma LFpsilnn 1, 2. 3. 4; Silhouette I. 2 3, 4. Associate Editor 4: Who’s Who. Floyd Riekcnbocker On Itiis page appeal' the officers of the Mercer Law School Student Body. These officers are selected by the law school independently of the arts school elections, This year's leaders are James Gilbert, president: Remer Denmark, vice- president; Chip Peabody, secretary-treasurer, and Charlie Thompson, Chief Justice of the Honor Council. I The Law School class officers are pre- sented on this page. The first group is the senior class officers. Pierce Ander- son. president; and R. C. Souder. Jr., and Walton Hodges, honor council rep- resentatives. The officers of the junior class, in the next photo, are Lewis Smith, president; Billy Murphy, vice- president; Sanders Lane, secretary- treasurer: Chip Peabody and Sam Lowe, honor council representatives. The freshman class officers arc. Harold Shepard, president; Mac Amos, vice- president; and J- C- Evans and Edgar Costin, honor council representatives. 'flo-und the Gomphi With Ute ElufiteM 1 w 1' II II S II -tr A IX Amos Aultmon Culpepper Evans m Af ■ Ik Vs 'll I m' fm Goslin Napier Shepord Sparks I f I ' 4 2 i f liil EUGENE MAC AMOS LaGhang :, Ga. LL.B. Mac” HUBERT ANDERSON AULTMAN Byron. Ga. A.B., LL.B. Couuiry Boy” Ciceronian 2, 3; Law Club. GEORGE B. CULPEPPER. 111. Four Va'MjRY, Ga. LL.B. “Curly Pepper Kappa Alpha; Law Club. JOHN CULLEN EVANS, JR. Macon. G a. LL.B. ■ Jcr Law Club. EDGAR BERNARD GOSTIN Macon, Ga. A.B., LL.B. ’Mortimer’1 Ciceronian 3; Critic 4: Debater 3, -3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; President 4; President’s Club. 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Tail Kappa Alpha 4; Law- School Honor Council 4; law Club, HENDLEV VARNER NAPIER Macon, Ga. A.B., LL.B. II. V” Kappa Alpha; Vice-pres. 4; Cluster 2; Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Pan-Hellenic 4; Law Club. VIRGIL HAROLD SHEPARD Chattahoochee. Fi.a. A.B. LL.B ’VJliep” Alpha Lambda Tan; Ciceronian 3. 4; Pres. 4: De- bater 3. 4; Sec. Debating Club 4; Freshman Foot- ball 3; Pres, Freshman Law Class 4; Law Club; Vice-pros Tan Kappa Alpha. JAMES ROBERT SPARKS Greenvuxe, Ga. A.B., LL B. “Sparky” Alpha Tau Omega; Pan-Hellenic 4; Cauldron 1, 3: Executive Editor 3; Ciceronian 1; Cluster 3, 4; International Relations I; Kappa Phi Kappa 3. 4; Newspaper Club 1, 3. 4: Vice-pros. 4; .Silhouette 1. 3, 4; President's Club 3; Intra-mural Board 3, 4: Sigma Mu; Managing Editor Clutter 4; Freshman Football I; Mercer News Bureau; Law Club, ..II I II II s Alcarai Dorr.cr Lone -Dr Latvc Murphy ENRIQUE ALCARAZ, JR Mav'acukk. Pushto Rico LL.B. Quiquc Pi Kappa Alpha: Cauldron 2, Varsity Debating 2; Law Club. EDWARD EUGENE DORSEY St. Petersburg. Ft a. LL.B. ••Buck'F Sigma Alpha Epsilon: President 3: Alpha Fsi Omega 2. 3. 4: Blue Key 2, .1 4: Cluster I. 2; News- paper Club 3, 2: Phi Eta Sigma 1. 2. 3. 4: Sigma Upsilon 2. 3, 4; Silhouette 1. 2. 3: Editor 4. Presi- dents Club •!. Dictum Club: Law School Honor Council 4, NORMAN SANDERS LANE Macon, Ga. LL.B. Sanders Sigma Alpha Epsilon: President 4; Debater k Sil- houette 2. 3: Presidents Club 4; Intra-mura! Board 3. 4: Student Council 3: Dictum Club: Pan-Hellenic Council: Vice-President Freshman Iaiw Class; Law Club. SAMUEL FRANKLIN LOWE. JR Atlanta. Ga. LL.B, “Sam” Blue Key 3, 3 5; Cauldron 3: B. S. U, Council 2, Ciceronian 2. President 3, 4; Cluster 2. 3; Debater 2, 3. 4. 5: Inter national Relations 2. 3; Band 1: Phi Eta Sigma 1. 2; President 3. 4, a; Presidents Club 4, 5: Who’s Who 3, 4. 8; Algernon Sidney Sullivan Award 4: Callaghan Prize 4; Student Editor Geor- gia Bar Journal 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 4. 5: Presi- dent 5; Sigma Mu 'I, 5; Phi Alpha Delta 5; Varsity Tennis 2. 3; Manager 4, Most Outstanding Fresh- man 1; Student Council 2; Associate Director Stu- dent Guidance Program 4. WILLIAM ARTHUR MURPHY Macon. Ga. LL.B. Slicfe Kappa Alpha: Glee Club 3, -3: Silhouette 3: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Law Club. JACK NESBITT CORDELE, GA. LL.B. “Jack Rabbit” Phi Delta Theta; Cauldron 3, ■!; Ciceronian I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1.2,3, 4; Dictum Club; Law Club MARTIN HARDIN PEABODY ATI.A VTA, GA, LL.B. Chip Kappa Alpha, President 3; Caulrirmi 3; Ciceronian I, 2; International Relations 1. 2; President’s Club 3; President Pan-Hellenic 3, Dictum Club; Secre- tary-treasurer Law .School -1; Law Club. Ncibiit Peobodv Phillips Richter Smiih r ‘ J -4- 82 ' i |r Aik x. ,4’ p i . J MONROE PHILLIPS Tiftos, Ga. LL.B. Monroe Kappa Sigma; Presidents Club 3; President Fresh- man Law ClasA 3; Law Club; Ciceronian 3; Sil- houette 4 HORACE EDWIN RICHTER Cairo. Ga. LL.B, Btjj Sliof Alpha Lambda Tau; Blue Key 3 4. Kappa Phi Kappa 3. 4; Secretary 4; Freshman Football 1; Var- sity Football 2. 3. 4; Presidents Club 3. 4; President 3; M Club 2. 3. 4: President Student Body 4; Presi- dent Sophomore Class 2; President Junior Class 3; Vice-president Pa it-Hellenic Council 3: Law Club. JACKSON LEWIS SMITH HiVftbWKK, Ga. LL.B. Lewis Law Club. ! r JOHN PIERCE ANDERSON Guay. Ga. LL.B. ■'Hoiifidie” Kappa Sigma, Treasurer 5; Cauldron 4; Ciceronian 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations 3, I Band t, 2. 3. ■i. president’s Club 4: Treasurer Pan-Hellenic Council 5. Dictum Club; Law Club. ROBERT L, CALLISON Osweco, N, Y. LLB Law Club; Phi Alpha Delta. RUSSELL C. DAVISON Columbus. G a LL.B. ■«UBS Kappa Sigma; Vkf-Pres. 3; Blue Key 3, 4; Caul- dron 3; Callaghan Prize 2. President Freshman Law Class 2; Honor Council 3; Pres, Pan-Hellenic 3; Dictum Club 3, 4, Law Club. REMER LANE DENMARK Savannah, Ga, LL.B. Re met Law Club; Vice-president 3; Phi Alpha Della. Anderson Davison Collison Denmark SMI II II S Garfield Hodges Gilbert Lawson LEON HOLMES GARFIELD, III. Macon, Ga. LL.B. Goppy Phi Delta Theta; Vice-President 5; Blue Key 4. 5; Cauldron 3. 4 5; Editor 5; Ciceronian 1; Cluster 2, 3. 4; Sports Editor 4; Debater 1, 2. 3; Glee Club 3. 4: Band 4; Freshman Football 2: Varsity Football 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Who's Who 5; One of five out- slanding seniors 5; Law Club. JAMES BROWN GILBERT ArLANTA.GA, LL.B. “James Alpha Tau Omega; Varsity Football Manager 3; President's Club $; M Club 3. 4, 5; President Law Club 5. EUGENE WALTON HODGES Reynolds, Ga. LL.B. Hodges” Alpha Tau Omega; Ciceronian 2; International Relations 2; Honor Council Law School 5; Vice- Pres. Junior Law Class 4; Pan-Hellenic 4. WILLIAM FRANK LAWSON Macon. Ga. LL.B. Vtnije” Cluster 3. 4; Debater 3. 4; International Relations 3; Vice-Pres. Freshman Law Class 3; Honor Coun- cil 3; Vice-Pros. Junior Law Class 4; Student Edi- tor Ga. Bar Journal 4. 5; Phi Alpha Delta; Law- Club. I I DAVID L. MINCEY Wahthen, Ga. LL.B. ‘ Mineey Phi Alpha Delta; Law Club. QUENTON llEMPIlIl-L PLUNKETT Uvadii.la. Ga. LL.B. “Quent Phi Delta Theta; President 6; Blue Key 5. 6. Glee Club 4, 5; Stage Manager 5; Varsity Football 4, 5, 6; Freshman Football 3; Presidents Club 5, 6: M Club 4. 5. 6: Pan-Hellenic 5. ti: President ii:. Student Council 5: Honor Council Law School 4. Who's Who; One of five must outstanding seniors; Law Club. REDDING CRAWFORD SOUDER. JR. Macon, Ga. LL.B. “ft. C Phi Delta Theta; Secretary 5; Blue Key. 4, 5. Sec- retary 5; Cauldron 2, 3; Cluster 2, 3; Glee Club I, 2. .1, 4. 5; Business Manager 3. 4. Newspaper Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Law School Honor Council 5: Law Club: Who's Who; Dictum Club; Student Edi- tor Ga. Bar Journal. CHARLES DAVID THOMPSON Macon. Ga. LL.B. Charlie D. Kuppu Sigma; Picture Editor Caultfreu 5; Cicero- nian 4, 5; International Relations 3, 4. 5; Band 3, 4, 5; Student Director 4. Presidents Club 4; Pres- ident Junior Law Class 4; Secretary Law Club 4; Law School Representative Student Council 5; Chief Justice Honor Council 5; Honor Council 4; Phi Alpha Della. -ALut JkllLlicS, flow ■■ter One of the first forms of extra-curri- cular activity that the freshman runs into is athletics of some sort. If he is not good enough or big enough to play on the varsity squad, there is always the intra-mural program. And the intra- mural program has been enlarged to such an extent that almost every imag- inable kind of sport is represented. In addition to the varsity teams of football, basketball, tennis, etc., the intra-mural program consists of basketball, tennis, horseshoes, softball, touch football, golf, volleyball, etc. So, if you wanta get some exercise here at Mercer, you can’t say we haven't got the facilities. Just pick a sport and go on out and slay it The men pictured here are what might be called the sport leaders of Mercer, In the first picture arc the football coaches and the captain of the team, Lake Russell, Captain Tony Mason, Joe Kilgrow and Joe Dougherty are depicted during a practice session. Dougherty serves as basketball coach as well as foot hall mentor. In the other picture are shown Mercer's new football mentors, Billy Smith, and Bobby Hooks. Hooks, the new head coach, comes from Valdosta, and is expected to put new life in the Bear football squad. Smith, a former Mercer grid star, is well known here and Will give valuable assistance to Hooks. The school your IMO-41 is a memorable year In the annals of football al Mercor. During this year the complete football program was revamped aril placed on a smaller scale. An entire new coaching stall was procured and. in fact, the entire system was reorganized. For awhile the students of Mercer were afraid and rightly so that the trustees of the institution were going t« abolish the grid sport here. And the chances arc chut they would have done just that if the students hadn’t gotten together and petitioned the trustees to continue intercollegiate football. Thus our football program was saved. Although the policy of the school now is to de- emphasize football and play only the smaller schools as much as possible, there is much hope for Mercer football in the future- Mercer next year will play Georgia, the arch rival, and this game will be the nucleus around which the season will be built. Gone arc the games with Tennessee, L.S.U.. Alabama, and the other top-notch teams but here to stay are the games with Georgia and possibly Georgia Tech. The students of Mercer have great cause to look to the future with confi- dence and faith that the Bears will continue lo dis- play their wares on the gridiron and with much more ferocity than in past years. Ue Qaaokei 1940-41 was the last year of Coach Lake Russell's stay at There is no doubt about the fact that Coach will he missed. During his long stay here he oectim- plishcd much fur Mercer. It was during his regime that the Bears made such fine showings against some uf the finest teams in the country. He developed same of the finest players m Uie South. Although his last year here was a disastrous one, in some ways, stilt in spots the future of the team looks in no way discouraging, This year was also the last for Joe Dougherty the back fie Id coach Probably Joe's greatest contributions to Mercer were his basketball teams and his intra- mural program. Joe formerly played under Major Bob Neyland. at Tennessee. It is doubtful also whether Jin' Kilgrow will be back next year. There are many on the campus who will be glad if he returns. Of recent Alabama tame. Kilgruv. enjoyed great popularity among the players and was a guiding influence throughout the year Malcolm Thomas Center Qucnton Plunkett Guard Raymond O'Quinn End Frank Wary Tackle Tony Page Back READY FOft ACTION BEARS BOW TO VOLS Mercer opened the '40 football season with the powerful Tennessee Volunteers at Knoxville. Tile final score was 49-0 but that fails to indicate the great fight put up by the courageous Mercer squad. On several occasions the for- ward wall strengthened to turn liack the thrusts of such buckfiold slars as Johnny Butler, Bob Foxx, and Van Thompson, For Mercer. Tony Page. Elton Wall, and Frank Mn -a were the heroes in defeat, but the entire team,de- serves credit for holding the mighty Volunteers to a 14-0 lliil ft I me score. BRUINS HOLD BAM A TO 20-0 With the Tennessee encounter behind them the Bears invaded Tuscaloosa to test the strength of the Alabama Crimson Tide but came out on the short end of a 20-0 score. The Tide scored in the opening minutes of play on a sustained drive, and again before the half ended on a blocked punt. Just after the third quarter began, the Alabama team scored its final touchdown by means of a Rex Mcllvoinc WoHoce Lumpkin Joe Dowd Bock End End A% THCUSAND5 PI CHEER line busti ns spree. Mercer’s only scoring threat came at the end of the first half when Tony Page intercepted Gam- mons pass on the ’Bama 30 and returned it to the 12-vard lino before he was forced out of bounds by the entire Tide s iuad. The half-time gun sounded at this point ending the threat. In the Mercer line, the piny of the Senior centers. Thomas and Richter, was outstanding, white in the back- field, the efforts of Page. Karsznin and Howtand featured the Bruins play. TIGERS CLAW BRUINS 2(M After a two weeks’ layoff the Bears invaded the lair of the L.S.U. Tigers at Baton Rouge for their third straight test in the “big leagues. The Louisiana boys proved to be just a little too strong for Mercers little Bears and the locals felt before the onslaught to the tune of 2D-0. The Mercerians caught the fancy of the L.S.U. fans by holding the highly favored Tigers to single touchdowns in the first three periods and nearly matching the winners' kicking game. Mercer stiffened against the L.S.U. reserves in the fourth period and held the Tigers scoreless. In the final period the Bears staged two first down drives, featuring the passing of Rod Blaylock. Bob Woqner Tackle Bob Holt TocMe Tom Sloppcy Guard Jim War Guard Horace Richter Center Jolly Diradyk Back Veo Yon Bock Frank Pride Back LOCALS WALLOP ERSKINE 45-0 Mercer took the wraps off its sophomore backfkTd stars the following week-end and upon their heels the Bruins scampered to a 45-fl victory over Erskine's inexperienced and underweight Soceders. It was the first appearance of the Bears on the home stomping grounds and was a game which revealed the real ability of the Mercer “scat backs,” Leading ground gainers of the day were little Carl Stager. Blaylock, and 'Scooter Yancey. Longest runs of the game were turned in by the high stopping Yancey who climaxed his feats with a 72-yard run to cross the double stripes untouched. Sophomore tackles Bob Holt and Bob Wagner, guard Jitn Wary and center Lou Popp were out- standing in the Mercer line. At the end positions Bill Nee, Don Spice, and Pug'” O'CJuimi turned in good work. ON THE SIDELINES Elion Wo I i Gua d Horry Smilh Guard Frank Moiza Guard Lou Popo Gnltr Carl Siagcr Bo«k PRESBYTERIAN TAKES BEAUS :i-2 After breaking into the win column in a big way, the Bears met the Presbyterian Blue Stockings on neutral ground in Albany the next week-end. Tins game resulted in the most heart-breaking defeat nf the entire season for the Mercer squad. The fighting Bears led throughout the greater part of the game only to be lopped 3-2 by a Presbyterian field goal with only three minutes of playing time left. Mercer had taken the lead in the second period with a safety and it appeared that the two-point margin would mean victory. Wet grounds, which hampered the play of Mercer's seat backs, and the Blue Stocking passing combination of Mcisky and Sutton were the deciding factors in the defeat of the Bruins. IN THE DRESSING ROOM — CHOCTAWS SCALP BEARS 2tt-6 The Bears, still not fully recovered from their early season conflicts with ‘big league teams, returned Hone the next Saturday for the ever color- ful Homecoming Classic. This turned out to be a disheartening 36-fi defeat at the hands of Mississippi College's Choctaws before a large crowd of old gratis and loyal studenLs. The Bears started till on the wrong foot as the visitors scored what proved to be the winning points in the first minute of play. From this point the Mercer boys settled down and held the opposition scoreless for the remainder of the first half. On the first play of the second quarter, Leo Lazar. Mercer's triple- threat soph star, broke away around end for a brilliant 46-yard touchdown run. The half ended with the Bears trailing 7-6. but the Choctaws opened up after intermission and pushed over three more touchdowns before the final whistle sounded. James McLeod and Lonnie Tad lock engineered the Choctaw victory by ground and by air. Leo Lazar and Tony Page turned in excellent performances for the hard-working Bruins. TONY S ON THE LOOSE— MOCCASINS NIP BEARS 20 6 The determined Bears journeyed back into Tennessee for the last game of the season, but the old scoring punch was still lacking and the Chattanooga Moccasins outset red them 2U-t . It was anybody’s ball game all the way through but Mercer lacked punch at the right time and two touchdown drives were stopped on the 14 and the 7. The Moccasins used a tricky ground and aerial offense to manufacture their three scoring plays. The Bruins recovered a Chattanooga fumble on the Moccasins' 40-yard line early in the second quarter and pushed on over the double stripes for their only score of the game, ’‘Scooter Yancey made the score from the four-line on a drive around the end. The placement was blocked. The Bears' defeat gave the Tennesseans part claim to the Dixie Conference title and ended the season for both teams. MERCER UNIVERSITY LIBRARY MACON, GA- Harold Shepard Doe Spice Bill Net Leo Lotor Bock End End Back Jim Barhcld Bock Arthur Yancey Bock BULLDOGS BLAST LOCALS 14-6 The old saying, dynamite cranes m small packages, proved true in the Mcrecr- Haward game, as little Jimmy Tarrant. 155 pound back, threw passes that scored both touchdowns against Mercer in their 14 6 defeat. A golden opportunity to score in the fourth period was turned into bitter defeat for the Bears. With the ball on the Howard one-yard, lint, a Mercer back fumbled and the opposition recovered, promptly putting cm a sustained drive that finally ended in pay dirt for the visitors1 second touchdown. The Bruins pushed over their touchdown in the second period by means of a passing attack mixed in with n few running plays. Bn! Nee. substitute end. proved outstanding for the Bears as he played an important part in the Mercer passing attack. Leo Lazar and Tony Page also played well for the Bruins. Mercer played without the services of Cap- tain Tony Mason and fullbaek Harry Karsznm. both starters at tackle and fullback, re- spectively. It was the Bears second loss to Dixie Conference opposition. Harry Kqrsima Bock A SMILE, FOR A CHANGE— Rodney Blaylock Back t ii i : JOHNNY AITKEN: Bali hawk Mi' i In learn Jiihnm is an expert flout man and dribbler and is very adept at faking and eluding the enemy defense. DILL NEE: 11, l h : ■ n i-r for t h :-i a son Bill u-i-.. Ihe (ip|m;dtlon r lr nl;. of trouble with his tricky underhand crip shot- HCRBERT NORMAN: Seasoned veteran who always gave the team a stead.vina influence from his guard position- Herbert is an excellent hall handler and smooth floor man TOM HEATON: W real ill1 pivot man who really hit his stride us lh season won n Tom was an important cog in the team's offensive machinery. BILL CULP: Ilunner-up t« Nee in scoring. Bill has a good eye for the basket and sel- dom misses a shot. A good defensive player who is well up on the tricks of the game. DON SPICE: Smooth worker who never seemed to get rattled in a game. Don devel- oped a keen eye for the basket with his favorite overbad shot. Has a knack for taking the ball oft the backboard. REX MclLVAINE: Tricky little forward who was always heckling the opposition and who was especially talented at taking the ball from enemy dribblers. Hex scrapped all Ihe way, and never let up until the lost whistle had sounded, BILLY McCOWEN: Flashy sophomore forward who bns on uncanny knack at sinking seemingly impossible shots. Billy added much to the unity of the team and before graduation should be one of Mercer's greatest. HARRY KARZNIA: Lai. comer to the team Who fitted m excel IflHly and D a seasoned veteran. Harry is a quick thinker and good floor man. Talented ball handler and good passer, WALLACE LUMPKIN: Scrappy sophomore guard who is a team worker ail the w ay Wallace showed steady improvement throughout the season, and rapidly developed into one of the ablest players on the team. REX MclLVAINE Forword DON SPICE Center BILLY McCOWEN Forward TOM HEATON Center BILL CULP Guard WALLACE LUMPKIN Guard ft ESLTLTS The basketet-rs this year made the best showing of tiny team for the past several years. Games were scheduled with some of the strongest teams in the South, and the Bears proved their ability to hold their own a great percentage of the time. Mercer came out on the big end of the score 15 times, while dropping 10 games. In the annual Dixie Conference tournament held in Mississippi the team advanced to the semi-finals. A very creditable showing was given, although the team entered the competition as a dark horse.” The Mercorians were coached again this year by Joe Q. Dough- tily, who did a commendable job of putting out a winning team. Next year's basketball quintet will be a question mark, as there will only be three returning Icttermen, The teams in the future- will have a winning goal to shoot at in upholding the record of tlie basketeers of 1941. HARRY KAR57MIA Guard HERBERT NORMAN Guard JOHNNY AITKEN Forward BILL NEE Forward The Mercer tennis team this year made One of the best trips made by any college in this part of the coun- try when they went to Florida to .■oich points as Miami, and several other places of interest. They also made a trip up to South Carolina and made numerous one-day trips. Many games were scheduled in order to revive interest in this sport here. Although the season was not exceptionally successful from the standpoint of matches won and Inst, still the sport is on the climb at Mercer. Coach Richard Hagan is largely responsible for this renaissance of tennis here and it is through his tireless effort that these numerous trips were scheduled- Left to right Ben Bowdre. Marjorie Hughes. Coach Richard Hagan, Dot Kilgore, Fred Marshall, Sara Boone. Rogers Nelson, Shirley Bake well Sooky (Iron melt, Lois Prosser, Charlie Evans 23- 4- 111TII TIII e 11111 The Mercer coeds, coached this year by Charlie Cates were a fight- ing basketball team. Although han- dicapped throughout the year be- cause of lack of funds and material, thch girls made a good showing in all their encounters. From the view- point of games won and lost, the record was not the best in the world, but the girls never gave up fighting and were in the ball game all the way. Much credit is due Coach Cates who gave much of his time and en- ergy in developing the girls into a smooth basketball machine. Left fo right, first raw: Grace Turner, Betty Ricks Pauline Parham. Sara Boone. Second roi D 1 Kilgore, Sorky Grunmett. Doris Jackson, Charlie Cates, Ellen Jane Sams. Helen Klin fetter, Marjorie Hughes. I T I! I ll I I! The Inlra-mural basketball tournament was won by the Ministerial Association team shown on the left. The members of the team are as follows left In right. Bob Willett, John Tippett, Norman Hodges. Hugh Wheless. Jack Overton. Mah Ion Kirkland. The Co-ed basketball tourney was copped by the Non-sorority girls also shown at the left. The members of the team are: Dot Kilgore, Sara Boone, Grace Turner. Ellen Jane Sam . Marjorie Hughes, Helen Klinefelter, Pauline Parham, and Dons Jackson, i i, r ii i ii r s The Ministers also walked away with the volleyball tournament. The Ministerial volleyball team, shown at the left, is made up of Norman Hodges, Mahlon Kirk- land, Hugh Wheless. Jack Overton, John Tippett, and Bob Willels. The winner of the Co-ed volleyball tournament was also the Non-sorority girls' team, composed of Grace Turner, Marjorie Hughes. Mary Frances Lang, Helen Klinefelter, Gwen Michael, and Dot Kilgore. iUtuim dk At. i n Jk w n il ( k D nri CT H bL it IH iNn || - hi iLtm rs i - Ak Plunked Sparks Culp Loop Thomas Anderson Dizadyk Napier Rickenbacke Bell 5rsey RrChlCr O'Qwnn Avery Garfield Sheqrer Brcwner Borsch Grohom Wood II II T II 1 S Fit in 1... Quenton Plunkett, Phi Della Theta, President, fall quarter; Malcolm Thomas, Alpha Lambda Tail. President, winter quarter, Joe Rickenbacker, EJi Kappa Alpha, Vice- president, fall quarter; Raymond O'Quinn, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Vice-president, winter quarter; Darnell Bra win-r. Kappa Alpha, secretary, fall quarter; Boh Sparks, Alpha Tati Omega, Secretary, winter quarter; Pierce Anderson, Kappa Sigma. Treas- urer. fall quarter; Hal Bell. Kappa Alpha. Treasurer, winter quarter; Bill Avery, Kappa Alpha; Mickey Bcrxch. Kappa Sigma: Bill Culp, Pi Kappa Alpha; Jolly Diz- adyk. Pi Kappa Alpha; Ed Dorsey. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: lj?on Garfield. Phi Delta Theta; Prank Graham, Phi Della Theta; Sanders Lane, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; HemL ley Napier. Kappa Alpha; Horace Richter. Alpha Lambda Tau; Fred Shearer, Alpha T.iu Omega; Lee Wood, Phi Delta Theta. ANNE WALTHALL MARGARET ZEIGLER ANN MILUCAN LEANITA 8LOUNT Phi Mu, President Alpho Dello Pi, V -President Alpha Della Pi, Secretary Phi Mu, Treasurer A - . . . - I 9 4 I C A U L 1 MALCOLM THOMAS President, I 940 1LI' II1 U Aitken Bq ley Barron Blaylock Eroc kv DuPrte Fioytl Galloway Hodges Hunnlfult Murr Nortbmglon Pride Rithler o S • 9W W T MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Johnny Aitken; Claud Bagtey, Secretary 194 , Treasurer 1941; Stephen Barron; Rodney Blaylock, Vice-president 1941; John Brooks: J. B, Burch; Frank Burgess; Charles Cates; Charles Clark; Howard Derrick, Treasurer 11)40: John Thomas DuPree; Aubrey Floyd; Ed Galloway; Norman Hodges; George I lull men U Joe Ben Jackson; Wallace Lumpkin; Lewis Lvila; Candler Marlin. Secretary 11141: Holly Mitchell: John Murr; Dodie Northington; Frank Pride, Vice-president 1949; Horace Richter; Carling Schatzman; Harold Shepard; Elton Wall; Thomas While. Burch BurcJCSi Catti Clark Derrick Jackson Lumpkin Lydo Wart in Mitchell Sehofiman Shepard Walt While SILL HOWLAND President, 194 1 FOUN DED N AT ION ALLY 1916, Ogixtkobpe University ESTA B LI SHED LOCALLY J 923 GREEK LETTER NAME OF I.OCA I. CHAPTER Gamma FRATERNITY COLORS Gold anp Black FRATERNITY FI WER Rost: f5 a MEMBERS Kenneth Adams. Jack Beck, J. A. Beclan, Jim Deal- ing, Waller Ernest Charles Evans, James Gilbert, Benny Griffith. John Hcarnt, Orbin Howell, Herbert Mabry, I. R Miner. Howard McCullough. Alan Nurlhinglon, James Rawls, Fred Shearer. Bob Sparks. George Thomp- son, David Thornton, O. D Todd. Guy Wade, Louis Warliek. Treasurer 1940; Henry Warnock. wia r mM V I f';, tj| rs3 j| | l MM -: !P Er in E gj T JF JmwJMm Efn«t Evan Gilbert Griffith McCullough Northing for Rawls Shearer Wade Warfrefc Warrwcl CECIL BOWEN V ce-prevdtol. i ?4Q ESTA li LISII ED 1. OCAt. L V 18 ft Fit A TEH NIT V ELO HEH WlUlE Tka Rohk FOUNDED NATION A LLY ISfiS, Richmond. Vihcinia FRATERNITY COLORS Golu and Sky Bi.uk f Cell Calhoun Culpepper Cunibie Keen Ue McKay Mann Pound Reed Rich -r r wk a Afe fi n M 'T Ip i ft ZM ■s M EMBERS Hal Bell, Drew Calhoun, George Culpepper, L. A, Cumbic, Russell Daley, Secretary 1940; Bill Davis. Rich’ ard Hanbcrry. J. P. Hulmes, Lem Keen. Mull Lee, Charles McKay, David Mann. Billy Murphy, Hendley Napier. Sonny Nolan. Chip Peabody, Billy Pound. Dan Reed, Charlie Rich, Ferro! Sains, Treasurer I94ti, Henry Shinholsc-r, Sidney Taylor, 1 L 1 II I i rr tj ivSi 1 o Iri w Daley Davii Hanbeiry Hairnet ft ft ra n . w 1 IP ft N 1' Murpfoy Nopier Nolan Peatody r i A Sams Shsnholser Tgylgr 4- FOUNDED NATION A LLY 1865, Washington and Lkf. Univkiisitv ESTABLISHED LOCALLY 1873 GREEK LETTER NAME OF LOCAL CHAPTER Kappa FRATERNITY COLORS Crimson and Gold FRA TERN1TV FLOWERS Magnolia and Red Rose ' 3C 5-. -i 'J- s. I ) Greene H «fige i Moswy Mcitwn Ph.il.ps, M Prtuol! Settle Sh. MEMBERS Pierce Anderson, Harold Beaty, John Blount W O Brown, Hush Cheek, Phil Co . Jack Farris, Jim Gar- rett Lucius Greene. Hughes Hedges. Harry Massey, Bob Mnlson, Cloud Morgan, Nathan Nolan. Treasurer 19+0: George Patton, Bailey Phillips. Monroe Phillips, Eustace Prescott. Secretary 1040; Ed Settle. Melvin Shi, Charlie Thompson, Dtck Wade, Red Wages, Bernard Winkles. Check Co Foros Garre M MICKEY BERSCH Vice president, 1940 Morgan NoIqo Patton Phillips, B Thompson Wade Wages WlhMes roUNDEl NATIONALLY I860, University of Vuscinia ESTABLISHED LOCALLY 3674 GREEK LETTER NAME OE LOCAL CHAPTER A 1.11 ha Beta FRATERNITY COLORE SfARIFT. WHITE AND Grew FRATERNITY FLOWER LlI.Y-OP -TH E-Va U.EY OUENTON PLUNKETT Prendent, 1940 Askew Baifield Cobb Coney Couric Fr«l Gibson Graham Grief Hoslom 4 HotlingVw rth Jolirison Hood Kirkland Lai to Roddcnbcry Smith, B Smith, H Souder Nil m ■?S A n c FCP A ft f a ft % r m rv ft ft IJ a ft, m 1 Al p mi H .pi .«LA MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Ken Askew; Everett Barfield; Guy Cobb; Lee Coney; John Couric; Bob Darby; Marvin Davis: Charles Davis; Don Fer- guson: Bailey Florence; Bill Free); George Gibson, Treasurer 1940-41; Frank Graham; Condloe Grier; Charles Hoslam; Albert Henderson: Carroll Hentlrirk; Carter Hill: Doc Hitch- cock; Harold Hollingsworth. Hillis Hollingsworth; Leighton Hood; L. II. Johnson; Clarence Kirkland: Bill Lattn; Hinton Merrill; Beverly Mobley; Jack Nesbitt; Turner Paschal; Bill Preston; Julien Roddcnbery; Bobby Smith. Harry Smith, Secretary 1941: R. C. Souder. Secretary IMO; Billy Thames; Henry Valentine: Lee Wood. Vice-president 19 11. TI TIIE T 1 W - 1 s% mm o ! m -t?. vita o n k Ik FOUNDED NATIONALLY ISIS, Miami University. Oxtorp, Ohio ESTA B LI SHED LOCA LLY 1872 GREEK t.ETTER NAME OF LOCAL CHAPTER Gamma F UTEHN TY COLORS AtlGEHT ani) Azum; FRATERNITY FLOWER White Caknation- ’ - • • A- A. i-i, ?•-. --V . !-• -■ • ■- 1 • •- Darby Davis, C Daves, M Ferguson Florence LEON GARFIELD President, 1941 Henderson Hcndnck Hill Hitchcock Hollingsworth, Harold Merritt Mobley Nesbitt Paschal Preston Thames Valentin® Wood SANDERS LANE Brooks President, 1940 Clme Davis OeWiti Dorvcv Hogon Kicnsan Lane Lottimore Ln ?nr Paulk Roddcnbcry Seiler Shirley SmHh sim uni i MEMBERS Charles Brooks, Roscoe Cline. Vice-president 1940; W. T. Davis, Jack DeWitt, Ed Dorsey, John Ed Finch. Billy Fisher. Billy Gantt. Jim Hodges, Ed Hogan, James Hogan, Billy Krenson, Russell Lane, Tom LlUimoie, Leo Lazar. Billy McCoweti, Rex Mcllvaino, Don Mac- Mannis, Bert Parker. T Willie Parker Ellis Paulk. Thad Roddi-nbery. Galen Seiler, Bill Shirley. Harry Let- Smith. Don Spice. Kay Stanley, Fields Varner. Holden West, Arthur Yancey. Earl Zimmerman. -£ -s-iivr- ■ vVc-i: s _ v-T SfeSEfi .o Finch Fishoi Gon(( Hodges Hogan, E. RAYMOND O'QUINN PriH rkrnl, 194 1 MtCciwn Mcllvainp MacMannii Porter, B Parker. Spice Stanley Varner WeM Yancey Zinvncrman FOUNDED NATIONALLY I85B, University op Ai abama ESTABLISHED LOCALLY 1870 GREEK LETTER SAME OF LOCAL CHAPTER Psi FRATERNITY COLORS Royal Purple and Old Gold FftATEftMTY FLOWER Violet MEMBERS Stevens Dessau, Virginia Fincher, Mary Halliburton, Dorothea Harden, Sarah Hamesbcrger, Nelloise John- son, Mary Kate Johnston. Rosa Lee Jones. Ann Mill lean. Secretary 1M0; Manor M inter. Nell McGehtv. Wenona McLaughlin. Nina Napier, Nell Tucker, Mary Allen Walt SARA JANE REESE President, 1941 Home sbergef Johnson Johnston Jones Ncjpii'i Tucker Won FOUNDED NATIONALLY 1 51, WESLEVAN COLLEGE ESTABLISHED LOCALLY mi GREEK LETTER NAME OF LOCAL CHAPTER Beta Sigma FRATERNITY COLORS Blue and White MEMBERS Shirley Bakewell, Zeph BJain, Jeanette Blanks, Treas- urer 1W41; Macta Brown, Stella Cater, Doris Dent, Louise Grim melt. 2nd Vice-president 1940: Dot Jarvis, Lueile Kirkland, Jamie McLeod. Doris Miller, Evelyn Neel, Gwendolyn Nottingham, Jane Odom, Eleanor Powell. Lois Prosser, Jean Smith, Pat lie Lou Siva Hum, Rosa Wadley. Anne Walthall, 1st Vice-president 11)40; Addje Sue Wehh. Alice Wright, FOUNDED NATIONALLY 1852. Wesleyan Colu:ge ESTABLISHED LOCALLY 1!)38 GREEK LETTER NAME OF LOCAL CHAPTER Alpha Iota FRATERNITY COLORS Rose and White PKATfiHJT ry FLOWER Enchantress Carnation ALPHA LAMBDA TAU KAPPA ALPHA mm KAPPA SIGMA Whs ' l fj f Corellin fed fj ijft fee PHI DELTA THETA JfcSfta fPhotn bn Wulfirr .Vforiwn Phurrj PI KAPPA ALPHA m % vien jra niter SIGMA ALPI-IA EPSILON (Photo ho Walter Aforfe Ph.irr) 1 lliede Oracin izd tionS 'll r ▼ f. Of «W 8L1I1 m empr„ llt m Vatiattal Jlanan tyt atesinity w « ibi Alexander Browner Cline Couric Dovison QoriCV GorLfild Lene Lowc Peobody Pliunkcrt Richrcr Si remore Soodcr ThomoA OFFICERS Ernest Bask in’......President R. C. Soudkr.........Secretary Eo DoitSEV...........Treasurer MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Frank Alexander. Darnell Brawnor. Roscor Cline John Couric Russell Davison, £ t Dorsey treasurer. La-on Garfield, Sanders Lane. Sam Lowe. Chip Peabody. Quen- ton Plunkett. Horace Richter, Lamar Sizemore. R. C- Souder, secretary, Malcolm Thomas. Abel Bell Biotin t Boone Halliburton Kilgore, 0. Kilgore, E. Klinefelter Minter O'Quinn Sandlin Zcigler National Jlonon. Sown-ity. MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Florence Abel, Bess Bell, vice-president, Lennita Blount, Sara Boone, Mary Halli- burton. Dorothea Kilgore. F.lblse Kilgore, treasurer, Helen Klinefelter. Mariun Min- ier, LaVorno O’Quinn, Carolyn Sandlin, recretary, Margaret Zeigler. OFFICERS Rvth Smith...........President Bess Bell .... Pice-President Carolyn Sandlin ... Secretary Eloise Kilgore ..... Treasurer RUTH SMITH president THE 1941 (’ I L I) II I) I EDITORS AND MANAGERS Anne. Walthall—Associate Editor L, H, Johnson—Executive Editor OneiN Howell—Sports Editor Billy Thames—Information Editor Sonny Nolan—feature Editor Malcolm Thomas—Fraternity Editor J. B- Burcii—Organisations Editor Mary Halliburton—Class Editor Charlie THOMPSON—Picture Editor Enrique Alcazar—Art Editor Frank Graham—Promotion Editor Dorothea Harden—Promotion Editor L, A, Cl'mbie—Photographer Phil Con—Organisations Manager Walthall Johnson Graham Harden Cobb Da ley Metro Miller Howell Cumbie Darby Millican The mes Cox Deisou Moore n - 1 H ST u a r ' fS J A; nn £ iJ ' ih A LPI Malan Bafecwel! Draughn Powell STAFF MEMBERS Shirley Bakewell, Eleanor Btlhoa, Zeph Blaiit. Jean- ette Blanks. Sara Boone, Stella Cater, Guy Cobb, Rus cll Daley. Bob Darby, Stevens Dessau. Johnny Draughn. Virginia Fincher. Bailey Florence, Rennie Griffith John Men me, Nancy Highsmith, Frank Mazza, Doris Miller. Ann Milliwi, Molly Moore, Eleanor Powell, Jean Smith, Pattie Lou Steal turn. Alice Wright. Margaret Zeiglor. r Sparks Zeiglcr Coney Cox Halliburton Preston Varner Sams Walthall Reed BoWdl Boone Bower Bryan Daley Davis DeWitt Doster Graham Griffith Highsmith Hollingsworth Howell Johnson Johnston Kilgore K renson McCowen Northingtan Parker Powell Rees® Salley Swallwrr Wood Wright I THE STAFF Boh Sparks......................... . Managing Ediror Margaret Zeicler.............. . . . Woman .? Editor Lee Coney ...............................Sports Editor Phil Cox................................Feature Editor Mary Halliburton .... ..... Neu's Editor Bill Preston.....................Assistant News Editor Fields Varner........................Fraternity Editor Sambo Sams , .................... Advertising Manager Anne Walthall ....... Circulation Manager Dan Reed..................................Photographer Shirley Bake well. Sara Boone, Cecil Bowen. Gainer Bryan. Russell Daley, Bill Davis, Jack DeWitt. Bill Doster, Frank Graham. Benny Griffith. Nancy Highsmith, Harold Hol- lingsworth. Orbin Howell, L. H. Johnson, E 1 Johnston. Dot Kilgore, Billy Krenson. Billy McCowen. Alan North- ington. Tom Parker, Eleanor Powell, Sara Jane Reese. Fritz Salley, Pattie Lou Swallum, Lee Wood, Alice Wright. EVELYN NEEL Bwiintii Manager Xh HARRY GOLDGAR Editor Ewons RhtllipS Mabry Chombertoin McArthur af M ic i T jM.iue'i'litif THE STAFF Fred Shearer. Associate Editor; Margaret Zcigler, Asso- ciate Editor; Bailey Phillips, Assistant Business Manager; Wingfield Chamberlain, Charles Evans, Jack Farris, Her. bert Mabry. Tom McArthur, Alan Northing ton. Monroe Phillips, Bill Preston, ERNEST BASKIN Business Manager HARRY GOLDGAR President M E M B E H S Ernest Baskin, Eleanor Bethea, Sara Boone, Cecil Bowen. Wing- field Chamberlain. John Courie, Philip Cox, Russell Daley, Jack DeWilt. Elizabeth Epps. Mary Halliburton. Charlie Haslam, Car- ter Hill, Dorothea Kilgore. Sec- ret ary-treasurer . Billy Krenson. Billy MeCowen. Evelyn Neel. Rogers Nelson, Bailey Phillips, Bill Preston. Sara Jane Reese, Boh Sparks, Vice-president: Fields Varner, Anne Walthall, hei' Wood, Margaret SSeiglcr. Bosk in Bethea Boone Bowen Chamberlain Courie Cox Daley DeWitt Epps Halliburton Haslam Hill Kilgore Krensan '.IcCawen Neel Ne1 n Phillip Preston Rees Sparks Varner Walthall Wood Zeigler Aiexonder Beet. Gold Oi1 Gostin Grimmetl Hendrick Blount Browner Bryon Coney Kilgore Klinefelter Lerne Lowe Hill O'Qoii Culp Garfield Howell Howlond Hunter Johnston Plunkett Richter So loom Schott mon Siicmorc Smith Thomas Wogrwr Wolters Wolrholl Williams Ze.qter Gilbert Kotfcriy Shepard FRNESr BASKIN President I' R E SI I) EIT s r l ii i! MEMBERS Frank Alexander. Kappa Phi Kappa. Alpha Tau Omega: Jack Beck, Band; Bess BcJI, Girls Dormitory: Leant la Blount, Phi Mu: Darnell Brawn er, Kappa Alpha; Gainer Bryan, B. S. U.; Lee Coney. Sophomore Class, Bill Culp. Pi Kappa Alpha: Leon Garfield. Phi Della Theta: James Gilbert. Law Club; Harry Goldgar. News- paper Club: Edgar Gostin. Boys Glee Club; Louise Grimmetl, Coed M Club; Carroll Hendrick, International Relations Club; Carter Hill, Alembic Club; Orbtn Howell, Junior Class; Bill Howland. M Club, Alpha Lambda Tau; J. H Hunter, Ministerial Association; Ed Johnston, Chess Club; Nat Kaderly, Alpha Psi Omega; Dot Kilgore. Non-sorority Girls. Helen Klinefelter. Girls Chorus; Sanders Lane. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Sam Lovvr. Tau Kappa Alpha: Raymond O'Quinn, Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Quenton Plunkett. Phi Delta Theta, Pan- Hellmic; Horace Richter. Student Body; Ernest Saloom. Phi Eta Sigma; Carling Schatzmar. Freshman Class: Harold Shepard, Ciceronian Literary Society; Lamar Sizemore-. Senior Class, Kappa Sigma: Ruth Smith, Cardinal Key. Kappa Delta Epsilon: Mal- colm Thomas Alpha Lambda Tau, Pan-Hellenic, Bob Wagner Pi Kappa Alpha: Howard Walters. Life Service Band: Anne Wal- thall. Coed Pan-Hellenic; Dot Williams. Y. W. A.: Margaret Zeigler, Alpha Delta Pi- Bdikin Plunkett Courtc Richler Davison Dorsey Gorfield Shands So uder Wood ImatUf Stud tttd it Jmedicati fynivefUitied. and Calleged MEMBERS Ernest Baskin. John Couric. Russell Davison. Ed Dorsey. Leon Garfield. Qucnton Plunkett. Horace Richter, Norman Shands. R. C. Souder, Lae Wood. Jr Beck Burgees Cook Dean Groborn Howell Lotto Morlin Napier No Ion Newmon Paulk Richter Sparks Thomas Walk FRANK ALEXANDER President urn mm kappa dla+lQAjGSlif, 44XxU4jO tCil MEMBERS Jack Beck, Treasurer; Leo Burgess, Joe V, Cook, Secretary: Harry Dean. Frank Graham, Orbin Howell, Bill Latta, Candler Martin. Hendley Napier, Nathan Nolan. Vice-president; Herbert Norman, Ellis Paulk, Horace Richter. Bob Sparks. Malcolm Thomas, Albert Walker, JKV eJfo+iQSicUiy ScJtalajMc MEMBERS Florence1 Abel. Bess Warren Bell. Vice-president; Martha Colquitt, Sybil Crow. Eugenia Finney. Sara Frances Johnson, Treasurer; Helen Klinefelter, Gwendolyn Michael, Ruth Nettles, I ..a Verne O'Quinn. Historian; Carolyn Sandlin, RUTH SMITH President MERCER UNIVERSITY LIBRARI MACON GA. Boston I!. S. II. Caldwell Callaway CHevoi Cook Corky Hall Hunter Johnston Kilgore, O. Kilgore, E. Lallo Sondliri Thames Walters Williams Yotingincr M EMBERS Ernest Baskin, treasurer: Betty Caldwell, librarian; Edgar Callaway, 1st vice-president: Hate! Cheves. 3rd vice-president; Joe V. Cook, radio extension chairman: Garland Corley, chorister; I. B. Hall, Sunday School representative: J B. Hunter. Ministerial Association representative: Edwin Johnston. B T U representative: Dot Kilgore, reporter; Eloise Kilgore, pianist; Bill Latta, 3rd vice-president: Carolyn Sandlin, secretary: Billy Thames, 2nd vice-president; Howard Walters, extension committee chairman; Dot Williams. Y. W. A. represen- tative; Earline Younginer. Methodist representative a - § GAINER BRYAN Pres idee I I Abel Boone Brazzeal Bullock Caldwell Christian Croom Epos F«nney Grady Harris Harris Hattrich Highvniih HillmOrl Johnson Kaderly Kilgore Klinefelter Long Leonard Lowe 0’Qumn Parham Ricks Sandlin Smilh Sowch Taylor Wrighl M EMBERS Florence Abel. Sara Boone. Jeanette Brasweal. treas- urer; Evelyn Bullock, Betty Caldwell, program chair- man: Hazel Cheves. secretary; Mori Christian, program chairman; Doris Croom. Elizabeth Epps, Eugenia Fin- ney, Wayne Grady, Virginia Greene, Ann Harris. Julia Harris, Mary Lucy Halt rich. Nancy Highsmith, Mildred Hillman. Marjorie Hughes. Sara Frances Johnson. Mar- tha Kaderly. Dorothea Kilgore. Helen Klinefelter, Mary Frances 1-nnji, Janice Langston, Martha Leonard, Marion Lowe, Lavernc O'Quinn, personal service chairman; Pauline Parham. Betty Ricks, Ellen Jane Sams. Carolyn Sandlin, vice-president; Ruth Smith. Wilma Sowell. Sunshine Taylor, Alice Wright. Ear line Younginer, Cheves Greene Hughes Longflon Soms Yoyngincr imi mi ii m 2 J3 24 ' I y . o Ifc C n ri C r Cs O n Akins Alexander Allen Baker Cook Corley Croom Crowe Hodges Hollingsworth Howard Hunter, G. McClung Overton Payne Plckern Vinson Walters Ward STEiiHL nsourmii MEMBERS Lfme Akins, Frank Alexander, Clyde Allen, Curtis D. Baker. J, L. Brown, Gainer Bryan. Evelyn Bullock, J. B, Burch, Leo Burgess, Edgar Callaway, Horace Chapman, Hazel Chevcs, Joe Cook, Garland Corley, Doris Groom, W. t Crowe. Edgar Davis. Edgar Galloway, Richard Gardner. Janus Garrett, Wyatt Gilbert, Albert Hall. I, B, Hall, Paul Hcndley, Norman Hodges. Hillis Hollingsworth, Berger Howard, Gordon Hunter, Ed Johnston, Robert Jones, Mahlon Kirkland, Henry Longford, Broodus Mar- low, Aaron Mauskopf, John Harley Mills, Solon Morgan, Otis McClung, Jack Overton. Robert Payne, Ashley Piekern, Frit?, Salley, Ernest Saloom, William Saloom, Ed Setlle. Norman Shands, James Singleton, Louie F. Smith, John Tippett, James Vinson, Howard Walters, Clarence Ward. Mike Warr, Hugh Wheless, Rex Whiddon, Bob Willets, Dan Williams, Dorothy Williams. Brown Bryan Bullock Burch Burpew Colinway Chapman Ctwves Davis Galloway Gardner Garrett Gilbert Hall Hall Hcndlcy Johnston Jones Kirkland Langford Marlow Mauskopt Mills Morgan Salley Saloom, £. Saloom, W. Settle Shands Singleton Smith T ppett Warr Whctess Whiddon Willets Williams, Don Williams, Dot NAT KADEKLY Preside ! MEMBERS Florence Abel. Jeanette Blanks. John Courie, Phil Cox, Ed Dorsey, Virgins Fincher, Albori Henderson. Harold Hollingsworth, Hillis Hollingsworth. Marjorie Hughes, Nelloise Johnson. Bill Latta, Secretary-treas- urer: Cloud Morgan, Hcrsdley Napier. Nathan Nolan, Joe Rickonbackcr, Lamar Sizemore. Abe! Blanks Counc Cox Dcrvev Finche Henderson Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hughes Johnson Lotto Morgan Nnpier Natan Rickenboekor Sizemore M E M BEKS Ernest Baskin. Gainer Bryan, Marvin Davis, Ed Dor- sey, CarU-r Hill. Not Kndcrly, Sam Lowe, David Mann. Fred Marshall. Ferrol Sams, Fred Shearer. Lee Wood, nil m mut tyn U na i ScluUaA,tic fyn teAMihf Baskin Bryan Dcvis Dorsey Hill Kaderly Lowe Mann Marshall Sams Shearer Wood ERNEST SALOOM President QUENTON PLUNKETT Slogc Monoge I, I, E I! I' LI I! M E M B E R S Harry Smith, Ed Settle. Bill Avery, Henry Warnock, Dan Reed, Bill Lawrence. Thomas Boone, Benny Grif- fith. Edgar Gostin. Billy Thames. Jack Hinton, Alan Nerthington, Charlie Rich, Clarence Kirkland, Galen Seiler. Beverly Mobley. Bill l-nltn, Bill Hemingway. Bill Davis. Orbin Howell, J. B Burch. Harold Hollingsworth, Boh Darby. Ken Askew, HELEN KLINEFELTER President MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Cloi'C Reeves, Morlhg Leonard, Jan.ce Langston, V.rg.n.a Greene, Dol Kilgore, Elirobetb Epps. Morione Hughes, Lois Prosser, Gwendolyn Nottingham, Groce Tomer, Dot Mc- Manus, Carolyn Sandlin, Mary Frances Lana Mary Halliburton, Margaret Ze.gier, Dotis Dent, Marion Mintcr, Dot Williams, Sunshine Taylor, Julia Harris, Jamie McLeod, Mario Brown, Ann Harris, Lo.s Hudson, Ken Askew, Zeph Bfo n, 5ora Jane Reese, Helen Kline f el ter, Evelyn Neel, Mary Lucy Half rich, Molly Moore, Shirley Bakev.cH. Eleanor Powell, Rosa Wodley, Nancy Highsmijh, Alice Wright, Dan Reed, John Hearn , Galen Seiler, £d Settle, Bill Lotto, Charlie Cates, Ed Johnston, Orb in Howell, Bill Hem.ngway, Charlie R ch, Alan Norlhingtrin, Clorcnce Kirkland, Hugh Cheek, Beverly Mobley, Edgar Goshn nauast r 'i. MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Bitl Benton, Director; L. H- Johnson, piano; Charlie Rich, soloist; Jack Etheridge, drums; Thad Koddenbery. bass; Doug Barnard, trumpet; J. B. Burch, saxophone; Jack Beck, cornet; Tom Parker, saxophone; Ken Adams, trumpet; Tom McArthur, saxophone; John Hinton, trom- bone; Herbert Mabry, saxophone. -I BILL BENTON Director II Director MEMBERS Adams, Kenneth; Anderson, Pierce; Avery, Bill; Barnard. Douglas; Beck, Jack; Burch. J. BCheek. Hugh; Griffith, Benny; Johnson, Karl; Johnson. L. H ; Johnston, Ed; Lawrence, Bill; Mabry, Herbert; McArthur. Tom; Morgan, Solon; Northington, Theodore; Parker, Bert: Reed. Dan; Roddcnbery, Thad; Shinholser, Henry; Smith, Bobby J.; Thompson, Charles D. 1 BaLews 11 Bcrwh Brown Caldwell Cobb Darby Finney Greene Ha rnesberger Haslom Hunter KirMcmd Merritt Winter Paschal Phillips Preston PrcKOtt Roddenbcry Smith Sowell Vole-mine Varner Wood T E ft ITIM IL IIE LIUII S C LIIII MEMBERS Shirley Baktwdl, Mickey Bench, W. O. Brown, Betty CaJ dwell, Guy Cobb. Bob Darby. Eugenia Finney. Lucius Greene, Sarah Harnesberger, Charlie Haslam, J. B. Hun- ter, Clarence Kirkland, Hinton Merritt, Marion Mlnter, secretary-treasurer; Turner Paschal, Bailey Phillips, Bill Preston, •Top ’ Prescott, Julier. Roddenbery, Harry B Smith. Wilma Sowell, Henry Valentine, Fields Var- ner. Lee Wood, vice-president. CARROLL HENDRICK President NcUianal jbehatifuj. Lowff Shopa rd Bell Cjciiin MEMBERS Sam Lowe, President; Harold Shepard. Vice-president; Hal Bell, Secretary- treasurer; Edgar dost in ii e ii i: i; ii ii e ii i t e ii s Aleoiai Alexander Asfcfrw Bell Chanin Chapman Oort Cox Culpepper Finney Gostin Johnston M. Lowe S. Lowe Paschal Preston Shepard WhrddOn MEMBERS Enrique Klcarnn, Prank Alexander. Ken Askew. Hal Bell, Louis Chanin, Horace Chapman, Charles Clark, Phil Cox. George Culpepper. Eugenia Finney. Edgar Gostin, Ed Johnston. Marion Lowe, Sam Lowe, Turner Paschal, Bill Preston. Harold Shepard. Rex Whiddon, BILL HOWLAND President MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Rodney Blaylock, Bill Culp, Jolly Dizedyk, Joe Dowd, Tom Heaton. James Hogan, Harry Karsz- nin, Leo Lazar, Wallace Lumpkin, Tony Mason, Prank Mazza. Holly Mitchell. Rex Mcllvaine. Bill Nee. Rogers iNelson. Ilerberi Norman. Ray- mond O’Quinn. Tony Page. Ellis Paulk. Qucm- ton Plunkett, Frank Pride. Horace Richter, Har- old Shepard. Tom Slappey. Don Spice. Carl Stager Malcolm Thomas. Arthur Yancey. Vco Yon. Bob Wagner, Elton Walk Jim Wary Blanks 800 ne Brown Grimmett Harris Hudson Kilgore Klinefelt Sandlin Wadlcv 23 4- Jeanette Blanks, Sara Bourn-, Mad a Brown, treasurer; Louise Crinunett, Julia Harris, secre- tary; Lois Hudson, Dorothea Kilgore, vice-presi- dent; Helen Klinefelter. Carolyn Sandlin, Rebecca Wad ley. 4 4- MARJORIE HUGHES President Christ ion Culp Darnels Dov.s, C. Davit, W. Derrick Gibson Greene Hollingsworth Hood Lang Michael Narlhingtcn Paul Reed 5a ms Smith Spiro Taylor Thames Turner WaKclbaum Williams Winn I! Mori Christian, Bill Culp. Joe Daniels, Charlie Davis, Vice-president: Marvin Davis. Howard Der- rick, George Gibson, Virginia Greene. Harold Hollingsworth, Leighton Hood. Mary Frances Lang, Gwendolyn Michael, Dodio North inglon, Lynwood Paul, Dan Heed. Secretary-treasurer; Fermi Sams, Harry B, Smith, Henry Spira, Sunshine Taylor, Billy Thames, Grace Turner, Richard Waxel- buium, Dot Williams, Frank Winn, I'Ll MEMBERS I CHARLIE THOMPSON, Chief Justice WALTON HODGES. Senie Cf K R. C. SOUDER, Senior Clc« SAM LOWE. Junior Closs HUBERT AULTMAN, Freshman Class CHIP PEABODY. Junior Closs EDGAR GQSTIN, Freshman Class I) I mil CL UK p H r:. ' 511 ! 77 r- rvn - A ifl Ul MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Pierce Anderson, Ed Dorsey, 5cnders Lane, Hendicy Napier, Jack Nesbitt, Chip Peabody, R. C. Souder, Jr. r I I Abel Atilicn Askew Aultman Begley Bokcweli Brown, M. Brown, W O Bryan Bullock Burch HAROLD SHEPARD President EVWirr DuPr« Epi Finney Floyd Gkrahn Hendrick Highsmith HoJlingswotth, Harold Hollingsworth, Hilht Hood Hudion Langston Lawrence Leonord Lowe Lydo Norman Northing ton Page Parham Paschal Paul Taylor Thames Thomas Thompson T ucker Turner k ft r anti d n dwfi n «• Q a i' H diM ft o l-W p ( - m n ft t .1 o r m i ra- il ft .. Jl i m v: o A Ki KM M itdk ft r «M ;o MEMBERS Florence Abel, Johnny Aitkon, Ken Askew. Hubert Aullman. Claud Bagiev. Shirley Bakewell. Jim Barfield, Dour Barnard. Steve Barren. Bess Bell. Mickey Borsch, Fred Beverly. Zoph BUtin. Sara Boone. Thomas Boone. Matia Brown. W. O. Brown. Gainer Bryan. Leila Bul- lock. J. B. Burch. Charlie Calcs. Louis Chanin. Horaee Chapman. Hugh Cheek. Hazel Cheves, Meri Christian, Phil Cox. Doris CToom, George Culpepper, Bill Davis, Jack DeWitt. John DuPree. Elizabeth Epps, Eugenia Finney. Aubrey Floyd. Edgar Gostm. Frank Graham, Virginia Greene, Socky Grimmett, Carl Grollman, Sarah Harnesberger. Ann Harris. Julia Harris. Charlie Has lam, Mary Lucy Hatlridi, Carroll Hendrick, Nancy Highsmith, Harold Hollingsworth, Hillis Hollingsworth, Leighton Hood. Lois Hudson. George Hunnieutt. Nelloise Johnson, Sara Frances Johnson, Mary Kate Johnston, Martha Kaderly. Dot Kilgore...........'(see neat page) s SOCIET I Barlie'd Borne r J Borrow Bell Bervch Beverly- Bl-ain Boone, S Boone, T. Chanm Choprrwjn Cheek. Cheves Christian CrjH C room Culpepper DtrOS aham Greene Gnrrvmeii Grollrrmn Homeibfrfler Harris, A. Horns, ). Hosigm Haunch Hunnrcull Johnson, N Johnson, 5. F. Johnston Kaderly Kilgore Klinefelter Lang Langford Michael M inter Mitchell Mobley Moore McCowen McCullough McMonuS Nelwn Phillips, 6. Phi I ftps, M, Preston Prosser Roddenbery Soms, M. E. Sams, F. Siremore Smith Valentine Wade Wad Icy Wall Wanelbaum WilUomi Wood Youngtner Wright MEMBERS Helen Klinefelter, Mary France 1-mu, Henry Lang- ford, Janice Langston, Bill Lawrence, Martha Leonard. Marion Lowe. Louis Lyda, Hinton Merritt, Gwendolyn Michael, Marion Minter. Holly Mitchell, Beverly Mob- ley, Molly Moore, Billy MeCowtrn, Howard McCullough, Dot McManus, Rogers Nelson. Herbert Norman, Dodte NortKington, Tony Pago, Pauline Parham, Turner Pas- chal, Lynwood Paul, Bailey Phillips. Monroe Phillips. Bill Preston, Laris Prosser. Julien Roddenbcry, Ellen Jane Sams. Ferrol Sams. Lamar Sizemore, Harry Smith. Sunshine Taylor. Billy Thames. Malcolm Thomas, Char- lie Thompson, Nell Tucker, Grace Turner, Henry Valen- tine, Dick Wade Rosa Wad ley, Mary Allen Wall. Rich- ard Waxclbauin, Dot Williams. Lee Wood. Earline Younginer, Alice Wright. r I ml I HOWLAND Choirmon 4- MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Sara Boone, Non-sorority: Mada Brown. Phi Mu: Jolly Dizadyk, PI Kappa Alpha; Carter Hill, Phi Delta Theta; Bill Hillman, Alpha Chi Epsilon; Ed Johnston, Ministerial Association; Helen Klinefelter, Non- sorority, secretary; Martha Leonard, Alpha Chi Epsilon; Billy Murphy. Kappa Alpha; Ellis Paulk. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Eustace Prescott. Kappa Sigma; Bob Sparks, Alpha Tau Omega; Bill Yarborough. Non-frats. LOUISE GRIMMETT Clw'Hlwr Alcoroi Amoi Andeison Aglfmcsn Barnes Cal I lion Culpepper Denmark Lone Lowe Mirtccy Peabody Richter Smith Thompson MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Enrique Alcaraz, Mae Amos, Pierce Anderson, Hu- bert Auliman. Henry S. Barnes, Bob Caltison, George Culpepper, Renter Denmark, Sanders Lane, Sain Lowe, David Mincey, Chip Peabody, Horace Richter, Lewis Smith. Charlie Thompson. FRANK LAWSON Chief Justice CITY OF MACON The Friendly City In The Heart of Georgia AIRPLANE VIEW Of BUSINESS DISTRICT OF MACON MAYOR AND ALDERMEN — 1939-1940 ClIAKI F S L. BOVS LJI N Mayor J. D, lii m Tavior D. 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Members of THE MACON CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION extend congratulations and best wishes to Mercer, its faculty and the class of 1941. The Citizens and Southern National Bank The First National Bank ft Trust Co., in Macon City Bank Trust Co., in Macon Mercer University MACON GEORGIA 1 8 3 3 “Where Christian Culture Counts11 19 4 1 « « AN INSTITUTION RICH IN TRADITION, CHRISTIAN IN ATMOSPHERE. LIBERAL IN TONE, MODERN IN VIEWPOINT f 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: I. 1. Christianity 2, Economics and Business AH ministration. 3, Education. 4, Pre-Lcgai studies. f. Prc-Medical and Pre-Denial studies. II. The Graduate Department offers courses leading to the M.A. degree, III. I he Law School is a standard three-year unit of the University with membership in the Association of American Law Schools, The three-year curriculum, based on completion of the Junior College cur- riculum, leads to the LL.B. degree. Liberal Arts College students may take one year of Law as a major for the A.B. degree, or they may receive both the A.B. and I I..B. degrees upon completion of a six-year program. On September 16, 1941, Mercer University will open its 109th session, offering students all the advantages of experience, strength, and influence that characterize this long established co-ed uca lion a I institution. t. Expenses Reasonable Environment Wholesome - % For Catalogue and Other Information, Write THE REGISTRAR
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