vĀ M; THE 1942 CAULDRON ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF MERCER UNIVERSITY MACON, G E O R C I A HAL BELL, Ā£jiior FRANK CRAHAM, Bttiincii i uutijer StsSSHH ā f pĀ° ; V. u$$,i J :70 f HUM IV, ho is loti a C. Christian (gentleman ami a inn Schola Do a hum loved, respected, and admired Itj I he student hodtj, individuallj and collectively flit a man renowned here at 7fiercer for heinej fair and Square am for never having a dull lecture: Do a man who embodies letter than amjone else the Spirit of Were er I ji iverS i fy; Do l rofeSSor III I come Dalnadtje d nia (Lj ; we dedicate with pride the 94ā dauldron. Ā§ WORO so Life at Mercer is o continual shifting of faces ond expe- riences; it is warm and gay, heort-breaking and man- making, industrious and lazy; in fact, it is everything that represents the best of American youth. Yet, under this kaleidoscopic shifting of youthful faces, there is a stability ond sameness that represents the spirit of Mer- cer In the hope of captivating these memories and im- pressions of college life we offer you your I 942 yearbook, which is Mercer in its entirety. m comm ā¢ ā¢ ADMINISTRATION CLASSES LAW SCHOOL ATHLETICS WITH THE GREEKS ORGANIZATIONS BEAUTIES ADVERTISEMENTS ttj the l Iniverit tij DR. J. CURTIS DIX0N A.B.. Mercer University; M A and Ed,Dr, Columbia University; LL.D.. Mercer Uni- versity. DR. SPRIG Il l D DWELL A.B.. Wake Forest College; M.A.. Colum- bia University; LL.D.. University of Ala- bama and Howard College. Vice-1 resident oj the University hr. otis hewey kmi.iii n of fie Irli School IIA VIII ME A IIE FEILD A.B.. LL.B., University of North Carolina. Professor of Law. MI SS AN mi: BOYETTF A.B., Howard College; M.A., Columbia University. Pro- fessor of English and Journalism. Dr. John D. Ali en A B. A.M.. Ph D. Dr. Robert E. Anthony A.B., M.A., Ph D. Professor of Journalism Professor of Greek ProĀ '. Henry S. Barnes BBS A B . LLB..M A , LL.M. Major J. D. Blair B.S. Professor of Law Registrar Mtss Sai.uk Boone A R.. M.A. Lewis C. Bkanscomb A.B.. All. Librarian Ā£meriHis Librarian Mtss Catherine Caliuhjv A.B. Prof. Gail L. Carver A.B., M.A. Assistam Librarian Professor of Biology Dit. John B. Clark B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Sara Dunn Corley Law School Professor 0 History Librarian Mrs. J. W. Cowart R.N. MEET THE Db. Josiah Crudui A.B., M.A., Ph D. Professor of Physics Prof. I.. Whiting Fariniiolt A.B , LL B. Professor of Law Prof, S, Earl H film an A.B.. J.D. Professor of Law Charles W Hubbard Business Manager Dr. Frkd L Jones A.B.. M.A.. Ph.D. Professor of English Dr. Herman F. Kurtz A B . M A , Ph D Professor of ChtrrmMry Dr, J. GarlandDowrum A.B.. M.A. Professor of History Major K, B. Ferguson A B . M A Prnfessorof Spanish and History Dr. Edwin M. Highsmith M A Ph B.Ph D Professor of Education Dr Hansford D. Johnson A B .B.D . LL.D..D.D Professor of Christianity Mrs, A, W. Johnson Treasurer Miss Curtis Ledford A.B , MA. Professor of Mathematics Mrs. A B. Montague A.B. f louse Mother Mir, M. C, Pierce Supcrinknctnl of J?ujlding5 and Grounds Dr. Fritz L. Reui.jcii Ph.D. Professor of Economics Proe. Josh ii Robinson A.B., M.A. Projessrir of English Mb, John R, L, Smith A.B .Ph B,, LL.B. Professor of La xe Dn. Nancy Stewart A.B., M.A. Docteur de 1'Univorsito Professor of French Prop. WelcomeT, Smalley A.B., M.A, Professor of English Mm. CintREfiCE Snow A B.. LL.B. Professor of Law Mb, HarryS. Strozier A 1Jā LL.B. Professor of Law Miss Dorothea Williams Mrs. Acnis W. Watson Jfecrefan (Pie Assistant Registrar Easiness Manager STUDENT BODY NĀ«1 OFFICERS Ohesen Howell J. B. Hunter Evelyn Neei President Vice-President Sec retary+Treasvrer an ci j SENIOR CLASS Bloylock Rodney Blaylock President Charles Kopi Vice-President Dorothea Kilgore Secretary-Treasurer Kopp Kilgore OFFICERS Arnold Avery Eoglcv Baker FSTELLE HARPER ARNOLD Dkviriux, Ga. A.B. WILLIAM GREENE AVERY UGkangc. Ga Pre-Med. Kappa Alpha; Blue Key, 3, 4: Secretary, 4; Alembic Club. 2, 13. S. IT., 1; International Relations. 3; Glee Club. 1.2, 3; Orchestra, 2; Band. 1, 2, 3; Presidents' Club, 2. 4 Mixed Chorus, 1, 2, 3; President. Freshman Class; Pan- Hellenic Council, 3, 4. WILLIAM VARDEMAN BAG LEY Eatohton, Ga. A.B. CURTIS DEAN BAKER Macom, Ga. A.B. HAL BELL Macon, (Ja, A.B. Kappa Alpha; Blue Key, 3, 4; Cauldron, Managing Edi- tor. 3: Editor. 4; Cluster. 3: Debater. 1. 2. 3, 4; Whoās Who. 4: Vice-President. Freshman Class; Secretory-Treasurer. Junior Class; President, Freshman Law Class; Tou Kap- pa Alpha. 2, 3, 4; Secretory-Treasurer, 2. A, 4; Pan- Hellenic Council. 3, 4; Treasurer, 3; Outstanding Senior, RODNEY HOUSTON BLAYLOCK Rock Spuimus, Ga. A.B, ALT; President, I. Blue Key, 4; President, Senior Class; Pan-Hellenic Council; Cluster. 2. Newspaper Club. :i; Varsity Football. 2. 3. 4: Varsity Basketball. 1; Presidents1 Club. A. 4; M Club. 3. 4; Intramural Board. 3, 4; Outstanding Senior. JEANNETTE ANGELYN BLANKS Macon, Ga, AB. Phi Mu; Treasurer, 3. 4; Alpha Psi Omega, 3, 4; Caul- dron, 3 Coed M Ciub. 3, 4. Silhouette I. Intramural Board. 4; Secretary-Treasurer. Sophomore Class. LEA NTT A BLOUNT Macon, Ga, Phi Mu; President. H. 4; Cauldron, 2: Cardinal Key, 3, 4; Vice-President, 4: Silhouette Business Manager, 4; Clus- ter 3. Presidents' Club, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus. 2; Pan- Hellcrtic Council. 3, 4; Outstanding Senior: Senior Beauty, Bell Blanks Btoyt ck Blount BoorĀ e Eowci Broncof Brown SARA ELIZABETH BOONE Wacom. Ga. A.B. Alpha Psi Omega, 3, 4; Cauldron, 3; Cardinal Key, 3, 4, Ciceronian, 2, 3. 4; Cued Mā Club, 2 3, 4; Clusfcr. 2. A, 4, International Relations Club, 4. Newspaper Club. 2, 3. 4. Y.W.A., 3. 4: Coed Varsity Basketball. 2, 3, 4; Presi- dentsā Club, 4: President, Coed M Club, 4; Intramural Board, LEILA JEANETTE BRAZZEAL Macon, Ga. A.B, Ciceronian, 4; Y.W.A., 2, 3, 4; Treasurer, 3; Mercer Play- ers. 2. 3. DAVID CECIL BOWEN JR Commbus, Ga. A B Ciceronian. I. 2; A.T.O.; Vice-President, 3: Cluster, l, 2, 3. 4; I.R.C.. 1. 2: Glee Club. 1, 2. 3: Kappa Phi Kappa. 3, 4; Newspaper Club, 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus, I, 2. 3. Business Manager Cluster, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council. 3, 4, MADA BROWN Macon, Ga. A.B. Phi Mu; Ciceronian, 3, 4: Coed -LM Club, I, 2, 3, 4; Var- sity Coed Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus, 3: Intra- mural Board, 2, 3, 4. V ā JjetttorJ JOHN B. BURCH P OUTER DALE, Ga. A.B, A.L.T; Alpha Psi Omega, 3. 4; Alembic Club. 2; Cicero- nian, 2, 3, 4: Cluster, 2, ,'i: Girt Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 2. 3, 4. Band, t. 2, 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa, 3, 4; Ministerial Association. 2, 3. 4l Mixed Chorus. 2, 3, 4; Cross- Country, 1 HORACE F. CHAPMAN, JR. Bt.ACKSIlEAIl. Ga, AE, Ciceronian, 3. 4; Debater. 3, 4, I.R.C,, 4, Ministerial As- sociation, 2, 3, 4; B.S.U. 2, 3, 4. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BURGESS, JR. Alpharetta, Ga. A.B. A.L.T.; Secretary, 4; Alembic Club. 2. 3, 4; Ciceronian. 2, 3; International Relations Club, 2; Kappa Phi Kappa, ANNE HAZEL CHEVES Macon, Ga, A B. B.S.U. Council, 2, 3. 4; Vice-President and Town Repre- sentative. 3; Ciceronian, 3. 4; I.R.C. 3. 4: (Jlee Club. 4, Y.W A, 3, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Mixed Chorus, 1, 2. 3. Kappa Delta Epsilon, 3, 4; Reporter. 4. Burch Burgess Chapman Cheves Corley MERI CHRISTIAN Macon, Ga. A.B, Alembic Club, 1, 2. 3. 4; Ciceronian, 1, 2, 3, 4; V.W.A.. 1, 2. 3, 4 Secretary; Mixed Chorus, 3, 1; K.D.E.. 4. MARTHA JEAN COLQUITT Macon. Ga, A.B, Ciceronian, I, 4; Coed Mā Club, L 2, 3, 4; Y.W.A. 1, 4; K.D.E 3, 4. LOLA MARIE CONNER Milan, Ga. A.B. Y.W.A., 4. ROGER GARLAND CORLEY Blythe, Ga. A.B. A.L.T.; B.S.U. Council, 3; Glee Club, i, 2, 4t Ministerial Association. 1. 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus, 1. 2, 3. 4. iors WILLIAM EDWARD CULP, JR Ab mold, Pa. B.S. Pi Kappa Alpha; Alembic Club, 1, 2, 3; Varsity Basket- ball. 1, 2, 3, 4; Presidents Club, 2. āMā Club.'t. 2. 3. 4. Intramural Board, 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL MELVILLE DALEY, JR Dublin, Ga. A.B. Kappa Alpha; Secretary, 2; Cauldron, 2. 3, 4; Sports Editor. 4: Cluster 3, 4; Advertising Manager, 3; Manag- ing Editor, 4; Editor, 4; Newspaper Club, 3. 4: Silhouette. 2. 4: Associate Editor, 4; Mercer Players, 2; Pan-Hellenic. 3. 4; Vice-President, 4; Whoās Who, 4. LORENDO ANDREW CUMBIE Macon, Ga, A.B. Kappa Alpha; Cauldron. 2, 3, 4: Cluster, 2. 4; .Silhou- ette, 4, JOE WESLEY DANIEL Macon, Ga. Prc-Med. Alembic Club, 2. 3. 4; Glee Club, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus. 2. 3. Cutp Cumbie Daley Darnel Davis Dostfi Dowd EDGAR THOMAS DAVIS Lumber City. Ga, A.B Ministerial Association. 3, 4. WILLIAM COMER DAVIS Atlanta, Ga. A.B. Kappa Alpha; Vice-President. ā¢!; Cauldron, 2, 4; Bā S, U, Council, 1; Ciceronian, 3; Cluster, 2, 3, 4; International Relations. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus, 2t 3, WILLIAM CLARK DOSTER Mni.EDCLvn.LE, Ga. A.B, JOE THOMAS DOWD Wilkes-Barre, Pa. A.B. Alpha Lambda Tan: Cluster, 3; International Relations, 4. Varsity Football, 2, 3. 4; Mā Club, 2, 3. 4. EDWIN E, DUNCAN East Point. Ga, A.B. Pi Kappa Alpha; Secretary, 3; Glee Club. 1; Ministerial Association. 1 e . Ji} uorA MAURICE MICHAEL EGAN Benton Hah bob, Mich. A.B. ELIZABETH GOBER EPPS Miros, Ga. A.B. Ciceronian, 2. 3. 4: Cluster. 1; Newspaper Club. 2. 3. 4; Y. W. A., 2. 3, 4, Presidents Club. 4; Mixed Chorus, 2, 3. 4. Vice-President, 3: Co-President. 4; Kappa Delta Epsilon, 4. BYRON BAILEY FLORENCE WfltNS. Ga. A.B Belt's Theta; Cauldron. 3; International Relations. 4. Duncan Egan Epps Florence Garret! JAMES LEE GARRETT St. Petersburg, Fla. A.B. GEORGE GIBSON Columbus, Ga. Pre-Med, Plu Delta Theta; Treasurer, 3, 4; Glee Club, 1. 2. 3, 4; Stage Manager. 4 ERNEST GENONE Macon. Ga. Pre-Mcd, Alembic Club, 3, 4; Cauldron, 4; Cluster, 4; International Relations. 4; Intramural Board, 3; Lab. Instructor. FRANK BARTOW GRAHAM Decatur. Ga. Pre-Med. Phi Delia Theta: Vice-President, 4; Alembic Club, I, 2. 3, 4, Blue Key, 3, 4; President. 4, Cauldron. 1. 2. 3. 4: Business Manager. 4: Ciceronian, 1. 2, 3; Cluster. 2, 3; International Relations. I, 3. 4: Glee Club, 1, 2; Band. !; Kappa Phi Kappa. 3. 4; Who's Who, 4, Pan-Hellenic Council. 3. 4: Secretary. 3; President, 4. s J enlors FREDERICK E. GRIKFETH Eatokton. Ga. Pre-Mod. Phi Delta Theta: International Relations, 4. HELEN FORSYTHE HARRIS Fort Valloy, Ga, A.B. Phi Mu; Y. W. A., 4. JULIA HARRIS Macon, Ga. A.B. Alpha Chi Epsilon; President, 4; Ciceronian, 3. 4. Y. W. A . 3. 4; Treasurer, 4; Mixed Chorus. 2. 3. 4; Coed M Club. 1. 2. 3. 4: Secretary. 3; Intramural Board. 3. 4. CHARLES CORNELIUS HASLAM MAR5tlAtxvn.Lt;, Ga, A.B, Phi Delta Theta; Secretary, 4; Cauldron, 4: Ciceronian, 2. 3. 4; International Relations, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 1. 2, 3; Newspaper Club. 2. 3. 4: Mixed Chorus, 1. 3. Griffith Hosloro Horns Hides HervcMey MARY LUCY HATTRICK Macon, Ga. AB. Ciceronian, 2, 3. 4: Y, W, A., 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus. 3: Kappa Delta Epsilon, 4; Treasurer, 4. PAUL HENDLKY Macon, Ga. A.B. CARROLL DRAPER HENDRICK Lawkencevxlle, Va. A.B. Phi Delta Theta; Warden, 4; Cauldron, 2, 3; Ciceronian, 3. 4: International Relations, 1. 2. 3. 4: President, 3; Kappa Phi Kappa, 3, 4; Newspaper Club, 3. 4. Presidentsā Club, 3. ELIZABETH HICKS Moiiirik. Ga. A.B. Ciceronian. 4: Mercer Players, 4; Debating Team. 4: Y. W. A,, 4, Life Service Band. 4, e. . āJeniorJ WILLIAM OSLER HITCHCOCK Moultrie. Ga. Pre-Mod. Phi Delta Theta; Pledgemaster. 4; Alembic Club. 4: I. K. C. 2. 4. Intramural Board. 4, MARJORIE ANNE HUGHES Macon, Ga. A.B, Alpha Psi Omega. 2. 3. 4; Cheer Leader. 2. :t. 4: Head Cheer Leader, 4; Ciceronian. 2. 4: Coed M Club. 2. 3, 4; Secretary, 2; President. 3; I. R. C. 2: V W A.. 1. 2. 3. 4; Presidents' Club. 3: Mixed Chorus, 1. 2. 3. ā¢!. Intramural Board. 2, ā¢ . Mercer Players, 1; Coed Varsity Basketball, I, 2. 3, 4; Track Team; Tennis Team, GORDON ALMA HUNTER Columbus, Ga. A.B. B. S. U. Council, 4; Ministerial Association. 3, 4. JOHN BROWN HUNTER LaGrainge, Ga. A.B. B. S, U, Council, 3; I. R. C., 3, 4; Ministerial Association. 1, 2. 3, 4; President. 3; Secretary. 4. Presidentsā Club, 3; Vice-President Student Body. 4, Hughes Hunter, G. Hunter, J. B. Howard Howt'll JohoiOn CLAYTON HILLIS HOLLINGSWORTH.JR Cave Spuing. Ga, AB. Phi Delta Theta; President, 4; Alpha Psi Omega, ]. 2, 3, 4; Blue Key. ,'i, 4; Cauldron. 1; Ciceronian, 2, 3. 4; IRC,, 3. 4. Kappa Phi Kappa, 3. 4: Ministerial Association, 1, 2, 3. 4; Presidents' Club. 3. 4:; Bird's Club. 2. 3, I: Pan- Hellenic Council: Treasurer, 4. OK BIN DUNCAN HOWELL. JR. Macon. Ga. AB. Alpha Tau Omega; President, 4; Blue Key, 4; Treasurer: Cauldron, 3; ChtalfT, 3, 4; Glee Club. 1, 2. 3, 4: Kappa Phi Kappa, :i, 4; Presidents' Club. 2, 3: Vice-President, 3, Mixed Chorus, 2. 3. 4; Freshman Basketball; Outstand- ing Freshman; president. Sophomore Class: President, Junior Class; President, Student Body. BERGER E, HOWARD Savannah. Ga, A.B. B. S. U. Council. 2, 4: Ministerial Association. 2. 4. Presi- dent. 4; Presidents' Club, 4. NELLOISE JOHNSON Macon, Ga. A.B. Alpha Delta Pi; Treasurer, 4; Alpha Psi Omega. 3, 4; Ciceronian. 3; Mixed Chorus, 3. iorJ ROBERT TOOMBS JONES Macon. Ga. AS. Mitliilcrial Association. .1; Vice-President, 3. SAMUEL CLIFFORD JORDAN Macon. Ga. MARTHA MAY KADERLY Macon, Ga, A.B. Phi Mu; Vice-PresideĀ t. 4: Cardinal Key, 3, 4; Cicero- nian. 3: 1. R. C.. 4; Y. W. A., 3, 4; Kappa Delta Epsilon. 3, 4; HistoriaĀ ! 4. DOROTHEA KILGORE BAXLrv, Ga. Cauldron. 4; Cardinal Key. 2 3. 4; Ciceronian, 3; Cluster, I ,2, 3, 4, Newspaper CluiĀ . 1, 2, 3. 4 Secretary, 3, Y. W. A.. 2, 3. 4; Coed Varsity Basketball. I. 2, 3. 4; Presidentsā Club. 3. Mixed Chorus, 1. 2, 3, 4; Coed M Club. 1. 2, 3. 4; Vice-President, 3: Mercer Players; Student Activi- ties Committee. 1; Tennis Team. 3; Vice-President. Ju- nior Class; Secretary, Senior Class, Jones Jordon Kadcdy Kilgore Klinefelter Lcndrum HELEN FRANCES KLINEFELTER Macon. Ga. A B R S. U Council: 3: Cardinal Key. 3. -4; Secretary, 3; President, 4; Cheer Leader, 3, 3, 4; Head Cheer Leader. 3; Ciceronian, 2, 3; Coed Mā Club, 2, 3, 4, Y. W A , 2, 3, 4; Coed Varsity Basketball, 2. 3; Presidents' Club, 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus, 2, 3. 4; President. 3; Co-President. I: Intramural Board. 2. 3, 4: Secretary. 2. 3; Kappa Delta Epsilon, 3. 4; Recording Secretary, 4. Secretary, Student Body, 3; President Coed Club, 4; President, Non-Soror- ity. 2: Sponsor. A. L. 'I'. Fraternity, 2; Best All-Around Girl Senior. JOHN COWAN LANDRUM Eatqnton, Ga. AB Alembic Club, 2. 3. 4: Ciceronian. L. 2. 3, 4; Cluster, 4; I. R. C.. 2. 3. 4; Kappa Phi Kappa, 3, 4; Health Club. 4: Chess Club, 3; Freshman Basketball, CHARLES B KOPP ( itlU NSlKMH). Ga. AB. Vice-President. Senior Class; B. S. U. Council. 3; News Bureau, 3. 4: Student Director. 4 Director, Sports Pub- licity, 4. State Correspondent, 4: Norman-Mercer Club. 4; Kappa Phi Knppo. 3, 4 MARY FRANCES LANG Macon, Ga. AB Alembic Club. 2, 3. 4. Ciceronian, 1, 2. 3; Y. W. A, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus. I, 2. 3. 4 ? . lemorS WILLIAM IRA LATTA Atlanta, Ga. A.B. Phi Delta Theta: Recording Secretary: Alpha Psi Omega, 2. 3. 4; Secretary, 3; Blue Key, 4: B. S- U. Council, 2, Third Vice-President, 2: Glee Club, 1. 2, 3, 4; Business Manager. 3: President. 4: Kappa Phi Kappa, 3 4: Vice- President. 4; Phi Eta Sigma, I. 2, 3. 4: President, 2: Pres- idents- Club. 2, 4: Bird's Club. 4; Sigma Mu, 4. MARION LOWE Atlanta, Ga, A, LI, Phi Mu, B. S U. Council, 4, Cardinal Key, 3, 4; Cicero- nian, 3, 4. Vice-President. 4; Cluster Circulation Man- ager. 4. Debater. 3, I. Y. W. A.. 3. I: President, 4. Presi- dents' Club. 4. Mixed Chorus. 3. 4: House President, Mary Erin Porter, 4: Mercer Players, 4: Kappa Sigma Sponsor. 4. DANIEL FRANK LEE Gordon, Ga. Pro-Mod, Alpha Lambda Tau, GWENDOLYN MICHAEL Macon, Ga. A.B. Alembic Club, 3; Cardinal Key, 3, 4: Ciceronian, t. 2. 3, 4, Secretary, 3; Presidents' Club, 4. Mixed Chorus, 2. 3, 4, Kappa Delta Epsilon, 3, 4. President, 4; Secre- tary-Treasurer. Coed Student Body, 4. Lotto Lowe M'choc I Northing tori Nelson JOHN WILLIAM MILLER Toomsboho. Ga. A.B. ROGERS N El-SON Decatur, Ga. A.B. Ciceronian, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Club, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball, 2, 4; M Club, 2. 3. 4: Tennis Team, 2, 3, 4. EVELYN JUHAN NEEL Macon, Ga. A.B. Phi Mu; Secretary, 4; Cauldron. 2. 4; Managing Editor. 4; Cardinal Key. 4; Cluster, 2, 3, 4; Business Manager, 3; Society Editor, 4; Mixed Chorus, 2. 3, 4: Sergeant-at- Arms, 4, Newspaper Club, 2. 3. 4; Y W A , 4. Who's Who. 4; Secretary-Treasurer. Student Body, 4; Best All- Round Girl Senior; Phi Della Theta Sponsor, 3, 1; Blue Key Homecoming Sponsor. 4. THEODORE NORTHI N(iTON Macon, Ga. A.B. Orchestra. 3, 4; Bund, 2, 3; Kappa Phi Kappa, 4; Student Council, 3. Jjcn tors JACK HOYT OVERTON Ptl.H4M.GA, A.B, Kappa Phi Kappa, I: Ministerial Association, 3, 4, LUIS M. PAGAN San Juan. Puerto Rico A.B. Phi Alpha Doha. 4. TONY B. PAGE Springdale. Pa. A.B, Alpha Lambda Tau; Varsity Football. 2. ,2. 4; M Club. 3, 4; Secretary, 4, THOiMAS PARKER Macon. Ga. A.B, Kappa Alpha: Alembic Club. 2; Cauldron, 1, 2; Cluster, 1. 2. 3: International Relations. 4: Newspaper. 1; Sigma Upsilon, I, 2, 3, 4; Silhouette, 4. Overton Porker Pope Prescoll Reese Reid DOROTHY ANITA POPE LaGkange, Ga. AI3. Phi Mu; Ciceronian. 4. Mixed Chorus, 4, Y, W. A,, 4; Kappa Della Epsilon, 4. SARA JANE REESE Macon, Ga. A.B. Alpha Delta Pi: President. 4; CanIdrnn. 4; Cardinal Key, 3, 4; Ciceronian. 1. 2. 3. 4. Coed Athletic Club, I, 2; Cluster, lā 3. 4: International Relationis. 2: Newspaper Club. 3, 4; Presidents Club, 4: Mixed Chorus, I, 2, 3, President, Pan-Hellenic Council, 4: Student Activities Committee, 4. EUSTACE HAROLD PRESCOTT Macon. Ga. Pro-Med, Kappa Si Rina: Secretary. 3; President. 4; Alembic Club, 3, 4; President, 4; Cauldron, 3, 4; Executive Editor, 4; Ciceronian, 3, 4; International Relations, 2, 3. I, Presi- dents' Club. I Vice-President. Pan-Hellenic Council, 4: Freshman Football. EMMA CAROLYN REID Villa Rica, Ga, A.B, Alpha Chi Epsilon; Alpha Psi Omega, 3, 4; Ciceronian, 3. 4; Silhouette, 3, 4. ? . .jen i or A BEN BARRON ROSS Gray. Ga. AB Alpha Lambda Tau. JAMES FRITZ SALLEY Augusta. Ga. A.B. Cauldron. 4. B, S. U, Council, '5 4, Editor B. S. U. Paper, 4; Ciceronian. 3, 4; Cluster, 3, 4: International Relations, 4; Silhouette, 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa, 4. ERNEST SALOOM Macon, Ga. A.B. Ministerial Association, 2. 3; Phi Eta Sigma, 2, 3, 4; Presidents' Club, 3. FERROL AUBREY SAMS. JR. Fayetteville, Ga. Kappa Alpha: Treasurer, 2. 3: Secretary, 4; Alembie Club. 2, 3. 4: Secretary-Treasurer. 4: Blue Key: Caul- dron, 4. Editorial Stall, 4: Ciceronian. 2. 3 4: Cluster, 2. 3; Advertising Manager, 3: Newspaper Club, 4; Phi Ela Sigma, t. 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer, 2: Silhouette, 4: Mercer Players. 1; Cluster Board of Control, 4. f Singleton Sowell Thames JAMES FRANKLIN SINGLETON Decatur. Ga. A.B. WILMA LOUISE SOWELL Macon, Ga a b International Relations. 3. 4: Y. W. A.. 3. 4; Vice-Presi- dent. Kappa Delta Epsilon. 4. EZEKIEL SIDNEY TAYLOR Macon, Ga, Prc-Med. Kappa Alpha; Treasurer, 4. WILLIAM WARREN THAMES Macon. Ga. A.B, Phi Delta Theta; Alembic Club. 3; Cauldron. 3. 4; Infor- mation Editor. 3; B, S. U. Council. 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 2. 3; State Treasurer, 3; Cheer Leader, 1. 2. 3; Ciceronian, 3; Cluster, 4, International Relations, 3; Glee Club, 1. 2, 3; Lab. Instructor, 4. - m . jentor.i epRBETT H1LSMAN THIGPEN Macqx.Ga, Pn-Med- Glec Club Magician, 1; Biology Lab. Instructor. FIELDS VARNER Bainrbidce.G.c AB. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, ā !; Blue Key, 4; Cauldron, 2; Ciceronian. 1. 2. 3: Cluster. 2. 3. 4; Fraternity Editor, 3; Feature Editor, 4: International Relations, 3. 4. Secre- tary-Treasurer, 1: Kappa Phi Kappa, 4; Newspaper Club, 3, I. Silhouette 2. 3. 4: Editor, 4; Presidents' Club, 4; Mixed Chorus, 2, 3; Pan-Hellenic Council, 4. JOHN THOMAS TIPPETT Fmrvsox, Ga. A.B. Ministerial Association, 3. 4: Intramural Board. 3. GUY LAM A It WADE Macox, Ga. A.B. Alpha Tau Omega: Alembic Club, 2 4; Glee Club, 3: Intramural Board. 4: Athletic Board Control. 4. Thigpen Tippett Warntx k While W. I lets Wilhoms HENRY YOUNG WARNOCK Madison, Fla. A,B Alpha Tau Omega: Scribe. 4: Cluster. 1, 3. 4; Glee Club. 1, 3; Kappa Phi Kappa. 1, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus, 1, 3; Student Activity Committee, 4.. THOMAS ALEXANDER WHITE Round Oak, Ga, A.B. Alpha Lambda Tau. BOB HARRELSON WILLETS Homestead. Fla, A.B. B. S. U. Council, 3, 4: B. T, U. Director, 4; Vice-Presi- dent, 4: Ciceronian. 4; Ministerial Association, 3, 4; Senior Student Council Representative: Intramural Bas- ket In. II. Volleyball, Track, DOROTHY LUC ILK WILLIAMS Macon, Ga. A.B. Alembic Club, 2, 3. 4: Vice-President. 4: R S. U. Coun- cil, I, 2, 3. 4: Ciceronian. 3. 4: Y. W. A.. I. 2. 3, 4. Presi- dent, 2, li; Presidentsā Club. 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Epsilon. m . -_jen1 or A MARGARET DOUGLAS ZEIGLER Macon, Ga. A.B. Alpha Delta Pi; President 3; Cauldron, 2. 3, -1: Assistant Class Editor. 3: Organization Editor, 4. Cardinal Key, 3. 4; Cluster, 1. 2, 3, I: Woman's Editor, 3; Associate Editor, 4; Newspaper Club. 3. 4; Silfeviielle, 2. 3. 4: Associate Editor. 3; Managing Editor. 4; Presidents' Club. 3; Mixed chorus. 1. 2, 3: Secretary-Treasurer. Freshman Class: Mercer Players, I. ARTHUR LAWRENCE YANCEY Fitzgerald. Ga. A.B. Sigma Alpha Epeilon: Varsity Football, 3, 4: Mā Club, 3, 4: Athletic Board of Control. 4. Zeiglcr Yoocey Aliso Anderson Boilty Barbre 3rliĀ«!d Borficld Barnord Bennett Blaylock Booth Bowdrc Bhtt BrCOkl. Brown Bryan Ca'dwell Cboney Cochran LOYD CLYDE ALLEN AiiviraĀ On, Ala. AH Ministerial Assān, 1, S. 3 CLEMENTINE ANDERSON Mmn. Ga A.B. Phi Mu; Co-ed Athletic Club. 3; Y W A HOWARD BAILEY SAVASMaII, C.Ā«. A.B. Alpha Lambda Tuu. CLAUD BUNCH BARBRE AsMi VUxr, N. C - A.B. Signia Alpha Epsilon: Cicero- infill. 3; Cluster. 3: Inter national Relation , if; Newspaper Club, 3; Silhouette, 3. JAMES THOMAS BARFIELD Atlanta ga A.B Ciceronian, 1, 2, 3; Cluster. 3; Debaters, 3 International Rela- tions. 2. 3. Varsity Football. Physical Education Instructor, 3 DOUGLAS DIUME BARNARD AUGUSTA. GA. A.B. Phi Delta Theta; B S XT. Cuun- fit, 3; Circronton. T. t, 3; Intel- national Relations, 3; Clcc Club, 3. J: Orchestra, 2, 1: Band. 2, 3. Vice-President, Junior Class WILLIAM FRED BENNETT LtCuwci, G . f'w-MrĀ . Kappa Alnlm: Ciceronian. ; AlPFnble Club. 3; Health Club. JAMES EVERETT BARFIELD Mac-on, Ga Par - VId Phi Delta Theta. Glee Club. 3; Biology Lab. Instructor, 3 HOWARD DEWEY BLAYLOCK Km Holland. Gc A B HUllOt trial AMoetatwn. 3. W T BOOTH M MUSI i v Ga A B B S U Council Treasurer. 3; Glee Club. 3. BEN TALIAFERRO BO WORE Macon. Ga. AB MARTHA NONY BRITT M tos. Gs A.B. Alpha Chi Epsilon; Ciceronian, 3: Y W A 3 CHARLES HOWARD BROOKS Macon. Ga. A.B Sterna Alpha Epsilon. HENRY CHARLTON BROWN Davishor ). Ga A.B. GAINER E BRYAN FoieiVfH. G A.B B S V Council, 1, 2, 3; Presi- dent. 2; Ciceronian. 2 3 Cluster, 1. 2, 3: Assistant Sports Editor. 3; Glee Club, 3; Newspaper Club. 3: international Relations. 3: Phi Eta SimĀ«a. Secreiarj . 2 Pi.- denial' Club. 2. BETTY' TARVER CALDWELL Paimctto, Ga. AB II. S U Council, I. 2. 3; Cicero- nian. 3 International Relations. 1. 3. 3: Y. W A. I, 2, 3 Minis! Cborirs. 2 CHARLES BERKLEY CHENEY M AroM, Ga a B SI Ru in Alpha Epsilon NELL COCHRAN Dreri.s. Ga A B Ciceronian. 3: Glee Club. 3: V W a . 3: Mined Chorus. ā” Corley Co CroĀ« Culpepper Curvrvnghom Denung Devercau Down. Erjwo rds Elmore Fincher Floyd Franklin Grady Greene, V. Greene, R, Gunn Harrell Harm WILLIAM C con LEV Macon. Ga. Alt Mininteri.il AKecirtlon. JAMES DEMiKG Mviis. Ga A B Alpha Tau Oritecta PIIILLIP S COX AilAkta, Ga ah Kappa Sicnui. Alpha PĀ i OmcM, 2. 3; Cauldron. 2; CTUjIgt 1 J :i. Feature Editor; Debater, X In- tel-national Relations, t. News- paper Club. 3: Situnn Upstlon. j. 3; Silhouette, 2. 3, Associate Ed- ilor. 2. CARLYLE CROSS MlbVItU!, Ga A B LOUISE AVNE DEVERFAl'X Macon. Ga ā A B Pill Mu. Ciceronian. 3; Intcma- lionjil Relations, 3. V W A. 3 FRANKIE MAE DOW IS Ati..in'ta. Ga A R Pin Mu: Cluster. 3; International Relations. 3: Glee Club. 3, V W J AM ES P Cl LPEPPEH. JH TirroM. G A.B. Siema Alpha Epsilon. Interna. 'eira.ll Relation , 3; SiUroueTIr Circulation Editor. 3. OLIVER C CUNNINGHAM, JR. Macon, Ca A IS LESLIE EDWARDS A 15. MIRIAM ELMORE Savannah, G A.B Alpha Delta Pi; Intermit tonal He la I runs. 3, Ciceronian, 3: Al- embic. VIRGINIA FINCHER MACON. GA. A Alpha Delta Pi; President. Alpha Pm Omena, 1. 2, 3; Cauldron, Mixed Chorus. 1 Intramural Board, t. 3. 3 JAMES AUBRY FLOYD Macon. G a A B Alpha Lainlxhi Tan, Treasurer, 3. Ciceronian, 1, 2.. 3; Intcrna- linnal Relation . 1, 2. 3; Pan. Hellenic. 3r Mercer Players. 2. JAMES WILLIAM FRANKLIN Hajuiison. Ga. A It Ministerial Association WAYNE GRADY MACON. Ga. A.B Alpha Oil Epsilon; Ciceronian. 2. 3: Ced'd AiMeiie Club. 2. 3: Y W A . 2, 3 LUCIA VIRGINIA GREENE Macon. Ga A.B Alpha Cl it Epilton; Alembic Club. 2. 3; Ciceronian. I. 2. 3: Debater. 3; Chester. 3. Inin na- tional Relatione, 1.1. 3; V. W A 2, 3: Mixed Chorus, I. 2. 3 ROBERT WARREN GREENE Puutv-. Ga Pjw-Mib. CUBHAN THORNTON GUNN Virus , Ga. A.B IDA VIRGINIA HARRELL JcrrursoNTiuj'., fit. A B ANNA HARRIS MitrĀ«. Ga A B Alpha Chi Epsilon: Ciceronian, 2. 3: Y W A . 2. 3. Mixed Clin. ā us, I. 2 Harris Hwirne Hemingway Hiflman Hodges Hogan Hogan Holmes Hollidoy Hudson James Jatidon Jclks Johnson Jonet Jones Knkland Krenson Lee DONALD D HARRIS Atiakta, Ga. A Ā Nnvjjiaprr Club. 3. JOHN MARSHALL HEAltNE MMOS.GA. A B Alphi! Too Orner:.- ; Cluster, 2; Glee Club, 2, 3; Mixed Chains, 2. 3 WILLIAM WEST HEMINGWAY RlAfON. GA. li. n Glee Club, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus, 2. 3. MILDRED KATHRYN HILLMAN Mmon.Ca, A.B Alpha Clii Epsilnn; Y W A . I. 2. 3; Mixed Chortis, 2, 3; Inlr.Ā - mural 15.i.ii U, 2. ROBERT LELAN'D HODGES SrAirxiiDBo, G.v A Ft Sif.mii Alpha Epsilon, EDWIN MORGAN HOGAN Maco . Ga. A.B. Siitma Alpha Epsilon JAMES KNIGHT HOGAN M,Ā«r.x, Ga, A It. Siuma Alpha Epsilon. M Club, JOHN PARHAM HOLMES Matos. Ga A B Kappa Alpha; Cllt.rtc-r, 2. 3; Sit- lirjurllii, 2, 3, PETE OSBORNE HOLLIDAY Mams Ga A.B Phi Delia Theta: Ciceronian. 3: International Relations, 3 LOIS HUDSON Macon. Ga. A U Alpha Chi Epsilon. Vioc-Presi- deni. 2, :i; Cardinal Key 3; Ciceronian, 2; Co-ed Athletic Club, 1. 2, 3, Varsity Basketball. I. Mixed Chorus. 2. Co-cil M Club, 1. 2, 3 THOMAS C. JAMES. JR. Macox. Ga. A.B Kappa Alpha; Cauldron, |; Cl lis- ter. I; Debater, i. 3; Pin Eta Siyrnu, 3; Birdsā Club, 3. JACK J A IT HON Sayaxs am, Ga A.B. CHARLES BLAKE JONES Maco-t, Ga A.B. Phi Delta Theta CLARENCE G. KIRKLAND ttovr. Ga. A.B. Phi Delta Theta; Cauldron. 3; Cluster. 3. International Rela- tions. 3. RUTH JELKS TAttAltA-SSEr, FtA. A.B. JOHN DENNIS JOHNSON Macaw, Ga. A.B. WILLIAM day kkenson Macow. Ga A.B Si erna Alpha Epsilon, Secret my. Cauldron, 3; Ciceronian. 3. Clus- ter, a. 3; Editor. 3; International HcUitwu . 3, Newspaper Chib. 2. 3; Iāri-sident. 3: Siciun Cpsilon, Si-i.-re-1.arv. 3; Silhouette, 2, 3, As- sociate Editor; Presidentsā Club, ROSA LEE JONES Macow, Ga A.B. Alpha Delta Iāl, Corresponding Secretary: Cluster. 2. 3: Silhou- ette, 2, :i; Mixed Chorus, 2; In- tramuEal Board, 3. Matta McClimfl McC weri McKoy Mroi Mom Napior Nicely Nottingham Paul Prtilon Rood Robertson Roddcnborry Soloom Sams Sandlin Sounders Scarboro Shirley FRANK MAZ7.A Arnold, Pa. A.B, ROGERS V MCCLUNG Giuv. Ga. A.B G|er Club, I. 2, 2; Mixed Chorus. I. . 1 WII.uaM WALTER McCOWEN Macon, Ga, A.B. Sterna Alpha Epsilon. Treasurer: Ciceronian. ?, 3. Cltoiet, ], 2, 3; Internal tonal Relations, 2, J; Vice-President. 3: Nrwsiuprr Club. -. 3. Silhciurlf,- Varsity Haskelball. 1. 2, Pn-sidcn t. Ju- ntur Clan. ,J. M Club. 2. 3; Varsity Tt-nmy I. 2, ;t. Cop- es in, 3 CHARLES F MrKAY Mamin Ga Pw-Mnt Alpha. AthlotiQ Trainer, EDWARD MR07, A B. Kappa Sigma. SARA EU7ABETH MOSES Atlanta. Ga A.B Phi Mu: Ciceronian, 3: Y W. A, 3: Mixed Chorda, 3. NINA WHARTON NAPIER M inis, Ga A.B. Alpha Delta PI, Vice-President: Cluster. 1. 2. 3; Silhouette 3; Mixed Chorus. 1 Second place in Miw. Mercer Contexi GIL LON TRUETT NICELY Vi Ml Gncn-t, Kr US. Alpha Tail Omejta. GWENDOLYN NOTTINGHAM Macon. Ga. A H Phi Mu, As-stsUmt Treasurer: Ciceronian. 2, 3, Secretinv, 3. International Relations, 3: Mixed ChoflM. 3. LYNWOOD PAUL WrntY, Ga A B. Alpha Lambda Tan: Ciceronian, 2. 3. Intel national Relations, 3 WILLIAM LEE PRESTON Mosmok. Ga. A H. Phi Delta Thela; Ciceronian, 1, S. 3. Cluster. Sports Editor, 1. 2. J; Cluster, Board or Cbnlrol 3: International Relations. 1, 2, 3; President, 3 Glee Club, 2. 3; Newspaper Club, I. 2. 3 SU'tn:i Upslton. 2 3. Sllhourfle. t, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus, 1 GWEN REED Fort Vsutv, Ga A.B. Ciceronian. 3: Debater 3: Y. W A 3: Mixed Chorus, 3. DORIS ROBERTSON Uiiii.āiuhu ga. A B Cieeroitlan. 3; International Re- lations, 3. Y. W A , 3; Mixed Chortle. 3. Til AD II. ftODDENBERRY MooLTmi. Ga A.B SiRioa Alpha Epsilon; OrduslrĀ«, 2, Band, I, 2, 3. Srihoueltir 3; Glee Club, 2. WILLIAM SALEM 5ALOOM Macon. G a A FI Ministerial Association, I. 2, 3 ELLEN JANE SAMS M.mijx. Ga, A 11 0, S. V. Council, 3; Cardinal Ktv Treasurer, 3: Ciceronian, 2. 3: International Relations. 2. Y. W. A . 2, 3, Varsity Basketball. 2, Co-ed M Club, 2, 3; Secretary, 3. HlIRYE CAROLYN SANDLIN ATLAhftA. GA A.B. B S, U Council, t, 3, Secretary. Cardinal Key, 2. 3. Secieiurv: InteMialinn.il HClttiMlI. I, 2. Y. W A. 2, 3; Vice-President: Mixed Chorus, 2, I; Co-ed -3if Club. 2, Kappa Delta Epsilon VIRGINIA V SAUNDERS Mamin. Ca A.B. Alpha Delta Pi. HOWARD C. SCARBORO Di-m.iN, Ga A.B. Ministerial A-.social ion, 3 WILLIAM SHIRLEY B lMliĀ ir rr. Ga. Pm.- Mm SiKina Alpha Epsilon, M Club. Sullivan 5taifv.arih Story Taylor, 5. Toole Turner Vandivrere Verdery Walters Wory Wexelbaum Whitley Willioms Wingate wood Woodward Wrrght PAULINE SULLIVAN Alpha Cl 11 EjM l toli- ROSCOE S. STALL WORTH Quay. Ga. AD. Alpha Lambda Tau. CARL MARSHALL STORY Macon, GĀ« LLB SUNSHINE TAYLOR Macon, (Ja A,H- Cteeronlan, S. 3. Alembic Club. I, 3,. 3; Y. W A, 1. 2, 3, Mixed Choros, L. 2, 3, MARY ANNE TOOLE A uciliT-i. O ,i A.n. Phi Mu. Cauldron, 3; Ciceronian, It; CTu.5tor. 3: International Rein- linns. 3; Ā„ W. A., 3 GRACE A, TURNER Macon. Ga . A.B, Alembic Club, 2, 3; Ciceronian, 2. 3: Mixed cnorus. 2. 3: Co-ed M Club. 2, 3. HORACE MAC VANDIV1ERE Macon. Ga. A B EUGENE A VERDERY ilAju.iiM. Ga AB, Phi Dr-ha Ttir-ln; Oteernntan, 3; Intcrrtatioruil Relation'-, 3. Glee Club, 3, Ministerial A--ol'I,i- tion, 3. BENJAMIN H. WALTERS Martin, Ga. A B. R. S. tl CounciS. i. It. President 31 Mmlslcrial Association. 2, 3 President, Life Service Bond. .1 V1 re - Pros bd en 1, Sophomore Class Student Council. 3. JAMES A, WARY Yirt'StSTovvS. Ohio AB. Vaisity Foot ball, 2, 3; Mā Club. JAMES WINGATE LI. R RICHARD WAXF.LBAUM iiltrijK, Ga. AB. Alembic Club. 2. 3; Ciceronian. 1,2: Glee Club. I JAMES G. WHITLEY Macon, Ga_ A.13 Ministerial Association. I, 2. 3. JOHN PAUL WILLIAMS OtJLLA, Ga. A B Ciceronian, 3. CARY C. WOOD atiasia, ga. AB Ministerial Association JAMES E WOODWARD. JR UGm.ro. G.Ā« AB Gler Club, 3. Iāll I. Mu. 2nd Vice-Pre-iidcut, 3; Co u ld roll, 2. 3: cat d mat Key. 2. 3: Ciceronian. 1. 2, 3: Cluster, 2, 3; Interunt tonal RetaUons. 3. Y. vv. a, I, 2, 3; Mixed cnorus. I, 2. Student Council. 3: Junior Beauty, JUNIORS WEST GRIFFITH WARR Albritton Bullimglon Clark Askew Bullock Cobb Ba kewe 11 Card Cousins Blount Brown Brundag Cassini Chapman Cheek Croons Crowe Crosslcy LAMAR ALBRITTON A B WILLIAM KEN CRICK ASKEW Cnm-cr, Gn. A.B Plu Delia Thiiia: Ciceronian. I 2; International Relations. 2; Oke Club. I, !i; Mixed Chorus. 1. 2 SHIRLEY ANN BAKEWELL Mmom. G . A.B. Phi Mu: Cauldron. I. 2: Cicero- nian. I 2: Cluster. !. 2; Interna- tional Relations. 1: Newspaper Club. 2: Silhouette, 2; Mixed Chorus. 1. JOIIN EDWARD BLOUNT Macon, Ga. A.B Kappa Sljtnm: Ciceronian. 2: In- ternational Relations, Ā£ GENE LEE BRUNDAGE Macon. Ga A.B. Varsity Football. 2. ANN LINDSAY CHAPMAN WILLIAM JAMES COUSINS. JR G ri..NMiom . Oa. Macon, Ga, A B. A.B. Alpha Delta Pi; Y. W A., 2: Kappa Alpha. Mixed Chorus. 2. Co-ed Athletic Club. 2. DOROTHY JOE BULLINGTON Macon, Ga. A.B. LEILA EVELYN BULLOCK Atlanta, G, A.B. LANCE LviUARTON CARD A L'CUBTA, GA, A R Glee Club, Ā£; Ministerial As-so- Ciaistm, 2. HUGH WALLACE CHEEK EasĀ Point:, Ga, A.B. Kappa SiKJiia; Alembic Club. 2: Ciceronian, I. 2; Cluster. 2: In- ternational Relations, 1. 2; Glee Club. 1: Band. 1: Newspaper Club, 2; Silhouette, 2; Mixed Chorus. I. lāan-Hellenic Council, 2: Mercer Players. 2, CHARLES BARTON CLARK Macon:, Ga. A.B. Alpha Lambda Tau: B. S If Connell Cheer Leader. 2: Cicero- nian, I, 2. ALDA G EOKK UAM.vtl.Ll:, Ga. A.B. DORIS CROOM TaoMAstciai. Ga. A.B. Alpha Chi Epsilon: Mixed Cho- rus. WILLIAM F CROWE Danielsvilu:. Ga A.B B S U Council. I. 2: Ciceronian. 2; Ministerial Association, I, 2. SAMUEL MARVIN CROSSLEY Macon, G a. Prr-MCD. Alembic Club, 21 Kappa Sifiima; International Relations, 2 WILLIAM OSBORNE BROWN Macon. Ga. A.B. Kappa Siicma; Alpha Pst Onus . GENE CASSINI 2: Ciceronian, L $; Internalional Macon.Ga. Relations. A.B. DcW-tt GreeĀ«i Hemingway Ernest Griffith Highsmith Everett Hall Hodges Fisher Manbe ry Hagan Garrett Giddens Hoffiion Hoyes Home Johnson, D. JOHN ELLIS DeWITT Joiissrows. S' Y, l-l-B Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Clustrr. I: AmuUiiC Ki-Wh Edita)-, 2: Ocero- (iiun. 1. 2. Into national fii-l.i- ttom. 1.1: Newspaper Club. 1.2: .STiftiourite, 1.2: Sports Editor, 2. WALTER J ERNEST WAVCtHKBĀ , GA. A.B. Alpha Tau Omega; Cauldron. 2; Clutter. j; international Rela tion -. I: Glee Club. I: Slthou- citit, 2; Mixed Chorus, 1 MARY VIRGINIA EVERETT AltANtA. Gt A B V W A . 2 BILLY RUTLEDGE FISHER Marine Ga. Puf-Mrb Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Clutter, 1. 2 JAMES C GAHHETT MarĀ«K. C , a n Kappa SiRina: Cduldron, I PETE GIDDEKS A.B. LUCIUS CLAUDE GREENE. JR Marw. C . A B Kappa Sigma. Alembic Club. 2. Ciceronian, 2: International Re- lations. I, 2. BENNY W GRIFFITH MACOM. Ga. A.B. Alpha Tan Omega. Could ran, I: ducter, I: Band. I Sterna Upsilon, t, 2, Vico-President; Silhouette, t. 2; Vice. President CiasĀ , I. 2. DOROTHY HALL MatokCa A B Phi Mu WALTER EARLE HARRISON FtiUiEKALti, Ga A.B Alpha Tap Omega: Varsity Euot- boli, 2: ā xr Club. 2 HUGH GLYNN HAYES Macpx. Ga, , A.B Kappa Slum a: international Re lotions. 2: Ministerial Atts'it, 2. JOHN 15. HEMINGWAY Macon. Ga A B Glee Club, 2; Mixed Chorus, 2. JAMES OLIVER HODGES Macon. Ga A.B, Sterna Alpha EfKilon JASPER THOMAS HOC AN Macon, Ga. PlĀ i Delta ThetaĀ°' DANIEL WESLEY HORNE. JR M a can. Ga Phi Della Theta B RICHARD L IIANBERRV Macon. Ga. A.B. Kappa Alpha: Alembic Club 1 Ciceronian. 1: International Re- lations. I; Glee Club, 1, Junior College Representative. NANCY H1CHSMITH MaW, Ga, A R Alpha Dnucron Pi; ChuMtuh, I. 2: Ciceronian, I, Clutter. 1. 2; v w. a. i, j; Mima Chorus. I. 2 DAVID DOYLE JOHNSON Mac ox, Ga Fur-Mu Cauldron, I; Silhouette, 2, 1 J opinion Kendricks Morlirt AAcCullOuĀ£H Morgan Morris, D. LorgHOn Mercer Morris, L. MoilCy Merritt Murphy Marlow Marshall Minccy Mitchell Parham Parker, B L H. JOHNSON Ga, A.B. I in D'lta Th.'tu Cnnldron I. ? Cluster. 1. 2. Give Club. 1. 2. Orchcilri, 1. 2. Bund I Neus- nnwr Club. 2. Mixed Chorus, COM,I NS WORTH KENDRICKS MĀ« wi. Ga, AH, JANICE LANGSTON SroNlriVAi i. Ct A B Alpha Oil EpMluii; Ciceroni an I 2 V W. A . I 2: Mixed t'ho. rus, I, 2, JUANITA ANN MAI LEV Alls'll A, Ga A.B. WILLIS V MARSHALL DOmsci. C . A B Cauldron 1. 2; H S U Council, 2. Ciceronian, t, 2, Clmlrr. I. S: ImcrojIioiMl Relations, 2; dec Club. V 2: Pin tin Siena. I. 2, Precjdrni; President ' Club, J; Mixed Chorus, 2, Tennis, 1, 2, JERE E MARTIN MorrrrivMis, Ga A.B. Howard s, McCullough Macon, Ga A.B. LTceroman. I. Cluster, 2. Euler - fvaioin.ilI Relations. I. Alpha Tan Onvcsa REN O'KELLEY MERCER Idwintdm. Ga. A.B CHARLOTTE L MINCEY M iron, Ga, A-B. ALFRED HOLLY MITC'HEIX Ami B.v. Ala. A B Ciceronian. I. 2; Varsitv Foot- ball, I. 2; M' Club, i, 2 VIOTTI EUGENE MORGAN Conprij:. Ca, PHt-Uw DANIEL EMORY MORRIS Pirrcnruv. Ga. A.B SiRtn.t Alpha Epsilon: Varsity Fmtball. I LEWIS BASKIN MORRIS NtWKAĀ , Ga. A B Ministerial Association, I. 2 CAROLINE MURPHY Hu'Aii'ii. Ga. AB. Alpha Delta Pi; Y W A , 2 PAULINE PARHAM Ga. A.B. Alpha till Epsilon. Ciceronian, I. 2; Co-ed Athletic Club. 1. 2: Y. W A, I, 2; Varsity Basfect- liAll, 1; Co-cd āM Club. 1. 2, Treasurer. 2 LEON BERT PARKER Macon Ga. A.B Ststha Alpha Epsilon: Birds' Chib, t JOHN B ISO A DCS MARLOW CHAT ANOWUA, TfcJfSf, A.B. HINTON JONES MERRITT Couhutt.G Pm-Mm Phi Delta Thela; Ciceronian, 1, 2; Intel rnillnnal Relations, t, 2. Parker, T. Pose ha I RorMenberry Roush Stanley Slewcrl, C- Pearce St ha liman Stewart, M Pitkern Shi 5uber Powell Sizemore Swgllum Robinson Smith Taylor THOMAS W. PARKER. JR. MĀ cov. Ga A B sigma Alpha Epsilon; Rand. I: Orchestra. J. ? NELI.E COUNCIL ROBINSON MaCoN, t; a, A B Ptu Mu. Ciceronian, Ā£; Muni Clinrus, a; Inter ii monal Hcla- 1SlUlH, 2 JULIAN JESSE SIZEMORE W vc lv Mali, Ca A B B S I' Council, 2. Mercer Play- ers, 2 MARCUS GREEN STEWART QMV, Ca. A.B HENRY TURNER PASCHAL Ati-a.via, Ga A B Phi delta Them Cheer Leader. I; Ciceronian. I, Z. Debater. I, 2. International Relations. 1, 2 JULIES II RODDEN BERRY. JR. Cairo, Ga. A.B. Phi Della Theta. Cauldron. I, 2 Ciceronian. 1. 2; dec Club. 2; International Relations, 1. 2: Hand. 2 LEWIS YOUNG SMITH Macon, Ga A B I1AKRY GRAHAM SUBER Macon, G a, A D Sigma Alpha Epsilon. ARTHUR GREHAN PEARCE Macon, Ga A li Alpha Lambda Tau. ASHLEY VICKERS PICKERN Macon. Ga. A B Ministerial Associat ion. J. 2. LILLIAN Mr RAF! ROUSH Macon, Ga. A.B. Alpha Della Pi WILLIAM K STANLEY THOMAS C SCHATZMAN Macck Ga. Morale . Sterna Alpha Epsilon. Alpha Lambda Tnu: President of Freshman Class. 1 PATRICIA LOUISE SWALLUM Macon. Ga A.B Phi Mu: Cauldron. 1. 2; Ctwifer, 1,2; Clrjrter Board of Control. 2. SrPumcUc, ]. 2 ELEANOR POWELL Macon. G a A B ITil Mu. Cluster, 1. 2. .Niiaum-rie i: Mixed chorus, t. a WILLIAM MELVIN SHI Macon. Ga. A R Kappa Stema, Vice-President: Alembic Club. I. 2, Ciceronian. 2: International RoluitniiK, 2. CROWELL W STEWART MAMiX.Gv Pur-Hm Sterna Alpha Epsilon. ELAINE TAYLOR Macow, Ga A.B Pill Mu. Thornton Trft Tyner Valentine Vandcviere Wode Watt West Wynne Younginer DAVID WHITE THORNTON Macon, Ga. AH Alpha Tan Omega. Treasurer; Ctuiier, 2, MilRGARET VANDEVIERE Maccm, On. A.B. HOLDEN CLAUDE WEST Maccus. Ga. AB SiKĀ rm Alpha Epsilon: Varsity PnnlDial], I, 2; Presidents' Club. 1, Intramural Board, 2- AMOS C. TIFT, JR TirjON, Ga, A.B Pin Delft Theft VIRGIL COLLIER WADE Macon, Ga. Pfir-Mro. Kappa Sigma, Treasurer: Alem- bic Club, 5: Ciceronian. t. 2: Cauldron, I. ROBERT M WYNNE Macon, Ga Pri-Mes. Phi Chi. GROVER F TYNER. JR. DUBLIN. GA. A 15 Band, 2. CLIFFORD MICHAEL WARE Washington, D, C, A-B, IJ S. U. Council, 2; Ciceronian, 2: Cluster, 2. Intel national Beta- GERTRUDE F. YOUNGINER Hons, 2: Ministerial Association. Macon, C,i I, '2: Presidents' Club, 2; Life A.B. Service Bond, President, 2, Mer- B. S. U. Council, 1. 2: Ciceronian, ccr Health Club. President. 2: I: International Relations, l: Y Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore VV A. 1: Mhccd Chorus. I: Alpha Class, 2. Chi Epsilon, HENRY VALENTINE Macon. Ga A U Pin Delta Theta. Ini ci national Relations. 1, 2. FRESHMEN LOYD HUGH AMASON RĀ«mk, C . AB RALPH NEWTON A ST INā MACON. GA. LL B COHA LEE BAKER Macon. Ga. A 15 BEVERLY BAYNE BARRON Macqw, Ga. A n Alpha Chi Epsilon. EUGENE HARRELL BARW1CK Cairo, Ga AB. Vanity Football. 1 ROY S BELL Aiusk.Ca. a.a EARL HOWELL BERGEN AlWUHl.Cl. Par-Law Alpha Lambda Tali, Viisll)' FoolliaJL I BETTY ANNE BINFORD A B Alpha Della Pt MARY F LECHER BIN NS G i i:NMi(Min. Ga, An V. W A.. I: GIK Club. 1. LOUIE 5 BLANTON VaHxurra.Ca. A H SifTma Alpha Epsilon; V'nr . 11 v Football, i; Vanity Bsuketball. Ā£. HENRY ALFRED BUCHANAN' Macon, Ga. A.B MARTHA LOUISE CHAMBERS Macon, Ga. A B Alpha Che Epsilon MURRAY ALLEN CHAPPELL AsiEictccs. Ga. A.B Alpha Lambda Tali; Varsity Football BROWN LANIER BEASLEY Hawkinsvilu;, Ga. A B Ministerial Association, I JOHN WILLIS BIRCII Macon. Ga. A H Phi Delta Theta: International Relatum , 1. FLEMING ROBERTS CHILDS Macon. Ga A B Kappa Alpha. Rand, I FRANCIS LARCLāS CLEMENTS Macon, Ga A.It. ROSALYN W COTTER Macon, Ga A B. Alpha Delta Pj ROBERT HAROLD CULPEPPER Tittom, Ga A B Surma Alpha Epulnn; Cauldron, I. Ciceronian. I: Inter national Relation . 1. Glee Club, I. FFANCES C DAVIS Macon, Ga A B. JOE DAVIS A B Amo son Burden Chappell Ast in Sin ford Childs Baker Rinns Clementi Barron Borwrek Birch Blanton Colter Culpepper Beosley Buchanan Davis. F. Bell Chambers Davis. J Dean Donovan Gray Deoton Down, Sarah Gtecne DcRicu Down, $. Hal) Dewitt Die key Foster Fuller Hanson Hardeman Drsmuke Gcrnei Hathaway Dodd Glover Hayes, B. GEORGE LEROY DEAN OswiwOvN. Y LUCILLE RABUN D1SMUKES M'mx, Ga A It Phi Mu: Cauldron I; Ciciu-aman, 1. Silhouette. 1 JOHN HERMAN DEATON COUIMEU5, GA A B Alpha Tan Omega WILLIAM ASA DODD Macow.Ga. A B Pm Delta Theta: Band. ! MARRY BURT DER1EUX BMSitflDt :. CJa A.B. Snail,-i Alpha Epsilon: Varsity Football. I ROBERT LEROY DEWITT JOMtSTOWN. N Y A.B Sigma Alpha Epsilon. WILLIAM DONOVAN MACOM.Ga. A.B. Alpha Lambda Tan SARAH EVANGELINE DOW IS AtiarttA. Ga. A.B Phi mu: Ciceronian. I. interna- tional Relatione Y W. A., 1: Mixed Chorus, I HAY' CLIEEORD DICKEY Uohos. Ga A B Alpha l.niiliiln Tan: Varsity Football, I SOLOMON FRANKLIN DOW IS Aiianta, R.i A B Phi Delta Theta: Cluster, i: in- ternational Relation . 1: Glee Club, I EVELYN JOYCE FOSTER If AW KISSVIi tj . (is A B Alpha Chi Epsilon ARTHUR LOUIS FULLER NrvvNAN. (it A.B Kappa Sifirrui; Ciceronian. I. In- ternational Relations, 1, Band. ] PHYLLIS ANNE GEHNER MAfON . C A.B JACKIE GLOVER Macon, Ga. A.B CLARENCE S HAU. Macon. Ca m-Mia. Kappa Suinia: Alembic Club, I International Relations, 1 JAMES FLETCHER IIANSON Maeā¢. Ga, Pn.-Mm Phi Della Theta, Cluster, 1. Cic- eronian, 1. Interitaltonal Rela- tions. I FRANK Mr LUC AS HARDEMAN M-irr.M . Ga. A.B Phi Delta Thrl.i HUBBARD WILLIAM GRAY Lite Oak. Fla A.B L RUSSELL HATHAWAY At,won, G a. A.B Alpha Tati Omega MARVIN LOUIS GREENE PlMlY, Gil. A.B Ciceronian, 1. international Ro- tations, I RICHARD B 6. IIAYES Macon. Ga. A.B Kappa Alpha J HORACE HAYES Mvm.C A.B. K.i|i|).i Sigma. STEWART CRANFORD HOLT Ma.ui.Ca, A B. EDWIN A H JEFFERSON Macon. Ga AB JOHN MARK HEARD, JR. Macon, GA. A H Phi Delta Tlida: International Retatium, I JOHN PHINAKEE IIEARtl ronsviH. Ga. A.B. Alp!..-i Tou Omega. Band, I. DAVID CLAY HISTER Caibo. Ga. A.B Slflina Alpha Epsilon. ROBBIE HUGHES A.B. CHARLES HARRY HUBBARD Macon. Ga. A B SIHrii,'i Alpha Epcilr.n. GENEVIEVE E HUNT Whim Si - i n ra, fu A.B 15 S. U. Council. I: Ciceronian, t: Glee Club. 1. Y. W. A , I. WALTER NEW1T ISRAEL Macon, Ga. AB. Pin Della Theta; CĀ«uidr m, 1: Cluster, 1. LUNDY COOPER JACKSON MANsniiM), Ga. A.B Kitppa Slema: Alembic Club. I Ciceronian. I; International Re- Unions. 1. ALBERT A. JELKS. JR Macos, Ga PHI-Mf-O. Phi polle TlU'ta: International Relation . J. WALTER ERNEST LACK Macon. Ga. A.B, JACK I-EDBETTER Camilla, G a. A.B. Phi Delia Theta. SHIU LAM LEE Wasiuncton , D C. AB. ROBERT STERLING LOVETT Wnii-.i TfHM.LK. Ga. PuL-Mni WlULtASI FELIX LOWE Atlanta. Ga A it Cheer Leader. I. Debater, I; Ciceronian, I. International Re- lations. 1 ANNE ELIZABETH MADDOX Macon, Ca, A.B Alpha Delia Pi WILLIE KATHRYN MALLORY CwatT, Ga A B. Alpha Delta Pi: Cauldron. LOVIC THOMAS MARBUBY Alm't. G A B Sitfina Alpha Epsilon; Varsity Football, I. WILLIAM L MATHESON Thomson, Ga. Par-Mro Kappa Alpha: Cauldron. | Moves, H. Hurt Lee Heord, ) M. Israel Lovett Heard, j. P. Hester Jock son Jefferson Lowe Maddox Hughes Jelks Mallory Holt Lack Morbury Hubbard Ledbetter M-oiheson 0 r ej . ir McBride Milton Ratliff MeComy Morton Roy MtOorv Mowell Roberts McLone Newsom Rouw Mufdlebrooks Powell Sotns, J. Mi iddioton Robon Sams, M- Miller Rogon Shipp BBUOĀ Gil.MORE Mr SIR I UK M.vruN. G A H Kappa Sijsmii; dec Club, ] DOB IB EVELYN McCAMY Aiji.iny. G.i All I'll i Mu i Cauldron, I, Ritnd, I: -Viltiuucrio. 1: Secretary -Treas- urer. Erashrn-Qn CUss. WILLIAM MATHEW McCKAHY VxUHJAtA. GA A.B. Sijtnui A: i liii Epsilon; Varsity Football, 3 LUTHER THOMAS McMKE FiirtffuiLn, Ga Psr-Lxw Lappa Alpha; I'uTiuraaii, I. Clw Club. I. International Rela- tion , 1; Orchestra, I. Band. 1. Mixed Chorus, I. ROBERT J MIDDLETON Almkv, Gji A B SiĀ«ms Alpha Epsilon; Vanity Foot hall. | IliY TILLMAN NEWSOM Huimiiu. IA A It MiniMcrbal Amhotmn. 1 JIM V. MILLER TOOMMUWO. GA A B. CHARLES EUGENE MIXON CtnilMIlX, Crt A.B. Kappa Surma. B. S. It Council. I; Glee Club, 1; Mixed Chorine, I TIIOMAS It MORTON Qi-Sensviu-mu:. N. Y. A B Kappa Sittnni: Cheer Leader. I: c iceroni-nn. I. Glee Club, I. I'HAI.BYE JEANNE RABUN SUHttii . fiĀ A.B alec Club. I; Y. W. A, 1. JARRETT DAVIS RAGAN CotraiAn, G 1 A.B Ministerial Aysot-lation. I; Alpha Lambda Tail. MARY ELIZABETH MOWEI.I. Dctatvk, Gx. A R Co-ed A Hi Idle Club, I: Y W A., I. CLARENCE B RAY Ltoks, Gx, A.B. Kappa SiKma: Alembic Club, I; Ciceronian, I. Inicinalional fir- 1.11 toil,s t. RALPH DONALD ROBERTS Gpav, fit A.B GRETA HOUSE Jisit. C.i A I? Alpha Dl-IUi Pi; Glee Club. 1 JANICE MEREDITH SAMS FAvmrvilit.G . A B Phi Mu: Cauldron, |; Ciceronian I. Y. W A , I MAHGEBET NELSON SAMS Macon, G,v A.B. Ciceronian. t. MARY LOUISE SHIPP MĀ mn. Gii. A B Alpha Delta Pi FRESHMEN HERBERT ELMO SUMMONS Macon, Ga. A.B, Kappa Alpha. Cluster. | LAWRENCE E STRANEY Vise On,vi, Kv A.B. MiniMerct! Asoclttion, I CHARLES MILES WARREN Fii t.rĀ«Aui, Ga A B Orchestra, I. Bund, I. EDITH WILLIS MACON, fie A B. GEORGE VEIL SKENE Macon, Ga. A.B Kappa Alpha. MARGARET E. SMITH MAHtirtTA, Ga Alt. Ciceronian. 1, Clw Club, I; Y W A-. I HARHIETTE TWITTY SHEER AtlANtl.GA A.B Alpha Chi Epsilon; Y W A , 1 DON J SURRENCY, JR. Juste, Ga. A B K.ippa Sigma; Alembic Club, I; Ciceronian, I; International Re Wit toils. I. JAMES MADISON TER ESI Miuiwimu, Ga. A B Alpha Tau Omega; dee Club. I: Orchestra, I; Band. I. .Silhou- ette. I EDWIN HE.NUHIX THOMPSON New man, Ga. A B Kappa SiRina. NINA KATHRYN STEWART Aiusta.Cji A.B. Alpha On Epsilon: UtM-rtmian. I V W A, 1 WILLIS WADE WALTERS Aiuna, Fi.a A B Sipma Alpha Epsalon; Jnlernn- tiunal Relations, I; Ciceronian, I HUBERT F.D WARREN, JR Macon, Ga A.II Kappa Sttfina IRIS ESTELI.F WARREN SANUUAVILLr. GA. AS. Plu Mu TĀ urd place in MIm Mercer Cornell PAUL MARSHALL WATSON Dt ouK, fit A.B Kappa Alpha. Vicc-Priildtnl of Erc-.hir.nii Clam. ROBERT L'URTiS WHITE Macon, Ga. A.B MARTHA ELIZABETH WILSON Greensboro, Ga. A n Phi Mu; V W. A . 1. MARION GEES LIN WOOD Macon. Ga. A.B. Phi Delta Theta: Cluster. 1. In- ternational Re Ut tufts, 1; GtCe Club. I RUDOLPH M WOODWARD MaCow. Ga A.B. Suema Alpha Epsilon: Varsity Emit ha 11 Manager. I JULIA ANDERSON YORK Macon. Ga A.B. Alpha DrlU Pi Simmons Skene Teresi Thompson Smith Speer Stewart Wolters Warren, C. Warren, H. Strarcy Worren, I. Surrerscy Watson W.IHi Woodward SPECIAL STUDENTS McRoy Shwhon Siim JAMES WALLACE McRAY Rome, Ga. A,B, Health Club. 4. LOUISE SHEEHAN FREDERICK EUGENE SIMS Atlanta. Ga. Pke-Med. Alembic Club. 4: Kappa Phi Kappa, 4; Chemistry Lab. Instructor, 4. Ed Dorsey, Secretary-Treasurer, Law Studeat Body; Chip Pbabqby, Clite Justice, Hottor Council; Horace Richter, Vice-President, Law Student Body: Enrique Alcakax. President, Law Student Body. Chip Peabody. Vice-President, Senior Luu Class; Lewis Smith, President; Enrique Alcaraz, Secretary-Treasurer. Hubert Aultman. Vice-President, Junior Law Class; Harold Sump herd, President; Geopck Culpepper. Secre- tary-Treasurer. Hal Bell. President, freshman LĀ«u? Class; Clay- ton Jay, Vice-President; Harold Hollingsworth. Sectetary-T rcasurcr Egari Herder ton HendnCk Hollingsworth HAL BELL Macon. Ga. AB. Kappa Alpha; Vico-President, Fresh- man Class. 1: Blue Key. 3. 4: Secretary- Treasurer. Junior Class; Cauldron, Managing Editor, 3; Editor, 4; Cluster, 3. Debater. !. 2, 3. 4; Who's Who. 4. President, Freshman Law Class. 4. Sec- retary-Treasurer, Tan Kappa Alpha. 4: Treasurer, Pan-Hellenic Council. 3, 4; Outstanding Senior, 4. MAURICE MICHAEL EGAN Benton Harbor. Mich. LL.B. ALBERT JOHN HENDERSON Canton, Ga. A B. Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Psi Omega. 3, 4; President. 4; Cauldron. 4. Interna- tional Relations, 4. CARROLL DRAPER HENDRICK LAWRENCEVII.I.E, VA. LL.B. Phi Della Theta; Cauldron, 2, 3; Cicero- nian, 3. 4; Cluster, 4; International Re- lations, 1, 2, 3, 4. President, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa, 3, 4; Newspaper Club, 3; Presidents' Club. 3, 4. HAROLD HOLLINGSWORTH Svlvania.Ga. LL.B Phi Delta Theta; Alembic Club, 2: Al- pha Psi Omega, 2, 3; Cauldron. 3; Cice- ronian. 2: Cluster, 1. 2, 3; Glee Club, I. 2. 3; Business Manager, 3; Mixed Chorus. 3. CLAYTON PHILIP JAY FlTy.CKHAI.I), Ga, LL B Alpha Tau Omega. Vice-President: Tennis Team, 3. C. CLOUD MORGAN Macon. Ga. LL.B. Kappa Sigma: Alpha Pui Omega. 2. 3, 4; Cluster, 1. 2, 3. 1: Board of Control. 3: Associate Editor. 4; Sigma Upsikin. 2. 3. 4: Vice-President, 3; President, 4; Silhouette, 3. 4; Presidents' Club, 4 Radio Extension Director. 1, 2, 3. 1. Phi Alpha Delta; Pan-Hellenic Council, 2, 4; President, 4; Cauldron. I, LUIS M PAGAN San Juan. Puerto Rico LL.B. Pin Alpha Delta. FRANK PINKSTON Luixjwici. Ga. LL.B. Alpha Lambda Tau. WESLEY U RAINEY Buena Vista, Ga. LL.B. Alpha Lambda Tau; Cheer Leader. 3. Culpepper Nopier HUBERT E. AULTMAN Byron, Ga. LL.B Ciceronian, 2. 3, 4: President. 4; Law School Honor Council: Phi Alpha Delta, 3, 4. GEORGE B CULPEPPER Font Valley, Ga, LL.B. Kappa Alpha; Cauldron, 4; Ciceronian. 3. 4; Debater, 3, 4; Phi Alpha Delta. HENDLEY VARNER NAPIER Macon, Ga. LL.B. Kappa Alpha, Vice-President, 4; Alpha Psi Omega, 3, 4; Blue Key. 3. 4: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4 Kappa Phi Kappa, 2, 3, 4; Secretary, 4; Mixed Chorus, 2, 3, 4; Dictum Club, 3; Law Club, 3: Pan-Hel- lenic Council, 4. VIRGIL HAROLD SHEPHERD Chattahoochee, Fi a, LLB Alpha Lambda Tau; Ciceronian. 2, 3. 4; President. 3: Debator. 2. 3. 4: Secretary. 3; International Relations, 3, 4: Varsity Football, 2. 3, 4; Presidentsā Club. 3; Birdsā Club. 3, 4; President, 4; Vice- President, Tau Kappa Alpha. 3, 4; Pres- ident. Freshman Law Class. 3. J I LAW SENIORS EUGENE MAC AMOS LaGbanck, Ga, LL.B- Phi Alpha Della. ENRIQUE ALCARAZ, JR. Mayaqi kz, PVEPTO Rico LL.B. Pi Kappa Alpha; Cauldron, 2. 3, 4; Ciceronian. 3. 4: Debater. 2. 3. 4; Sil- houette, 2, Preside!)ksā Club. 4; Student Editor. Georgia Bor Journal; Phi Alpha Delta. Vice Justice. 4; President, Law Club, 4; Secretary-Treasurer, Law School Senior Class. 4; President. Tau Kappa Alpha, 4. EDWARD EUGENE DORSEV St. Petehsbukc. Ft. . LL.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. President, 2. 4; Alpha Psi Omega. L 2, 3, 4; Blue Key. 2. It, 4, 5; Cauldron, 2. 3: Cluster, 2, 3; Newspaper Club. 2. Phi Eta Sigma, L 2; Silhouette, 2: Presidents' Club, 3. 5; Who's Who. 4: Pan-Hellenic, 3, 4. Dic- tum Club. 4; Law School Honor Coun- cil, 4. 5, WILLIAM ARTHUR MURPHEY Macon, Ga, LL.B. Kappa Alpha; Cluster, 5: Glee Club. 3. ā¢I; Silhouette, 3: Mixed Chorus. 3. 4; Intramural Board, 4. 5: Pan-Hellenic Council. 4; President, Senior Law Class, 5: Vice-President, Junior Law Class, 4. Law Club; Phi Alpha Delta. [I Amos Alcofoz Peobody Phillips Richter Smith HARDIN MARTIN PEABODY Atunta. Ga. LL.B. Kappa Alpha. President, 4; Blue Key, 2, 3; Ciceronian, I; International Relations, 1: Varsity Basketball, 2: Dictum Club. 3. 4; Phi Alpha Delta, 3. 4; Honor Council. MONROE PHILLIPS Tifton,Ga. LL.B, Kappa Sigma, Treasurer, 3; Ciceronian, 3. J; Silltouellf, 3; Presidents Club, 3; President, Freshman I e Class, 3; Birds' Club. 4. HORACE EDWIN RICHTER Cairo, Ga. LL.B. Alpha Lambda Tau; Blue Key. 3. 4, 5: Kappa Phi Kappa. 3. 4, 5; Secretary, 3; President, 5. Varsity Football. 2, 3, I. Presidentsā Club. 2. 3. 4. Whoās Who, 4, Birds' Club, 4: M Club, 2, 3, 4; President Class. 1. 2: Phi Alpha Delta; President, Student Body. 4 LEWIS J. SMITH Hardwick, Ga. LL.B. Phi Alpha Delta. J ON THE GRIDIRON COACH BOBBY HOOKS Coach Bobby Hooks came to Mercer when the de-emphasis program was inaugurated and brought as his assistant, Billy Smith, a former Mercer star. Hooks has been coaching ever since he left the University of Georgia. He has coached at Riverside, G. M. C.. and Valdosta. His teams have consistently been good. Billy Smith graduated from Mercer in 1938 after playing three years of varsity football and two of varsity basketball. His many friends were glad Lo sco him return to Mercer as assistant coach. The school year 1941-42 saw the end of inler-collegiatc sporta at Mercer for the duration. Coaches Hooks and Smith were called to the colors and the officials decided it would be best to cease intercollegiate sports until after the war. The past season saw freshmen playing on the varsity for the First time. This was the first year here for Hooks and Smith and they pul out n Fighting team. It was an inexperienced team with freshmen playing a large part of the time. It was a (cam worthy of the Mercer tradition and they never gave up. COACHES HOOKS AND SMITH MERCER-GEORGIA Mercer opened its 1941 season against the Georgia Bulldogs in Macon. The Bears were greatly handicapped by lack of experience and were badly outclassed by Sinkwich, Davis and Co, Although defeated 81-1), the Mercer team never quit Fighting, and the freshmen on the team gained a lot of valuable experience. BEARS DOWN TEACHERS The Bears returned to gridiron warfare against the Teachers from Statesboro and proved they could play ball by defeating Statesboro 25-0. The first seven minutes of play showed that Mercer greatly outclassed the light team from the Toucher's College. During the first quarter and most of the second, Mercer rolled up first downs and points almost at will, but the boys from Statesboro never gave up. The second half saw fumbles, penalties, and missed sig- nals thwart many fine Scoring opportunities for the Bears. Outstanding for the Bears were Yancey, Page, Blaylock and Harrison in the backfield. In the line, rjhillips and Brundagc were in under many of the Statesboro plays. Ā«- VI, PORT ER flELD r Ralph Aitin and Rudy Woodward Dot Arte Kay M ERCER - WOFFOR D Playing inspired hall, the Bears kept en the comeback trail by upsetting a favored Wolford team 20-14 Trailing most ol tin- game because of the brilliant running and all-round play of one Hoggy Hilton of Wofford, Mercer went into the lead on a 74-yard flash by 'āRabbit-1 Hodges, and Wofford was never able to overcome this lead, Delving into the statistics of the game we find Mercer making 13 first downs to B for Wofford anti Raining 261 yards net to 135 for Wolford. Hodges was the star because of his brilliant run, but Harrison did some fine punting, and Page. Blaylock and Yancey played good ball. ROLLINS ROLLS OVER MERCER The Bears next journeyed to Orlando, Fla-, and were swamped by Rollins to the tune of 52-t). Mercer showed a complete reversal of form from its previous game and played lifeless ball throughout the game. Grady Ray of Rollins personally accounted for five of Rollins' eight tallies. The Tars rolled up 22 first downs against the Mercer team. BEARS BEAT PRESBYTERIAN Mercer returned to Macon and before a Homecoming crowd successfully turned back Presbyterian 19-12. The Bears surprised even their most ardent supporters by overwhelming the favored Blue Stockings. Presbyterian scored first, but Mercer soon went ahead by one point and was never headed again. The outstanding play of the day was made by Blaylock, who took a lateral from Yancey and ran 80 yards for the score. Yancey and Page were outstanding along with Blaylock in the backfield, while Pittman. Dowel and Phillips played most of the game in the Presbyterian secondary. Powell Berwick Hodges MERCER MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE The Hears next encountered Mississippi College and lost a hcortbreaker to the Choctaws by 27-19. Mercer scored once in each ol the second, third and fourth periods. Late in the final quarter the Bruins took the ball down to the Mississippi 5-yard line but were unable to take the ball over. Carlso Phillips scored first for Mercer when he took a pass from Blaylock on the Choctaw 25 and went over for a score, Tony Page smashed through the Mississippi defense for another score in the third quarter, and Yancey scored the final marker on a run in the fourth period, Hodges kicked the only extra point for Mercer. Fulton was outstanding for the Choctaws and ran forty yards for one score, Horrison Rail.fi -r ' : c U GEORGIA GAVEāSCOOTER YANCEY AROUND END Dav.s MERCER GAINS AROUND END NEWBERRY HEATS BEARS Mercer had all its hopes for a possible tie for first place in the South Atlantic Conference vanish when the Newberry Indians surprised the Bears and defeated them by a score of 32-15. Mercer entered the game as the favorite since Presbyterian had beaten Newberry and the Bears had conquered Presbyterian, The Bears ran into more trouble than they expected and the Indians, led by Rondel and Waldrop, were too much for the Bruins, Shirley was the outstanding player for Mercer with his great defensive work. BLAYLOCK GETS THROUGH f D ckey Shepard Shirley Bergen PJaying with a number of good men oil the sidelines due to injuries, the Mercer team journeyed to Birmingham and lost to the Howard team by 27-6. Jimmie Tarrant, who had proved very troublesome to Mercer in recent years, was again too much (or the Bears, and he played a big part in the defeat of the Bruins. CHATTANOOGA DOWNS BRUINS Ending their first season under Coaches Hooks and Smith, the Bears were soundly beaten by Chattanooga. 40-13. The Mercer team was the under-dog against a strong Moccasin team that had lost but one game during the season. However, the Bears never gave up and fought until the last whistle. f Phi Hips Wary Baying ton DeRiewft BASKETBALL ALPHA LAMBDA TAU INTRA-MURAL CHAMPS NON-SOROR I TV V f MEMBERS Rodney Blaylock, Alpha Lambda Tau; Aubrey Floyd, Alpha Lambda Tau: C. W. Kendrick, Alpha Lambda Tau; Cecil Bowen, Alpha Tau Omega; Orbin Howell Alpha Tau Omega: Bill Avery, Kappa Alpha: Hal Bell. Kappa Alpha: Russell Daley. Kappa Alpha; William Murphey. Kappa Alpha; Thomas Parker. Kappa Alpha; Hugh Cheek, Kappa Sigma: Cloud Morgan, Kappa Sigma (President, Fall Quarter ): Eustace Prescott. Kappa Sigma; Frank Graham. Phi Delta Theta (President. Spring Quarter); A, J. Henderson, Phi Delta Theta; Hillis Hollingsworth, Phi Della Theta; Edward Dorsey, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; William McCowen, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Fields Varner, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. WITH THE BOYS COUNCIL Stoykwk Floyd Avery Bell Cheek Morgan HoMirvjiworjh Dorsey Kendricks Daley PrCKOlt McCowen Bowen Davrs GroKarn Varner HoweĀ Murphey Henderson WITH THE GIRLS Wright Bfount Reese Zeigler ALPHA LA FOUNDED NATIONALLY 1916. Oci-fmiOKPE Univkhsci V ESTABLISHED LOCALLY 1923 CREEK LETTER NAME OF LOCAL CHAPTER Gamma FRATERNITY COLORS Gold amĀ Black FRATERNITY FLOWER Rose RODNEY BLAYLOCK C W. KENDRICKS President, 194 1 '42 Vice-President, 1941 -'42 Albritton Ikuley Bergen Burch Chappell Clark, Corley Dickey Donovan Duster Edwards Floyd Lack Mitchell Page Paul Pierce Pinkston Ramey Richter Ross Scholiman. Shepherd Stallworth White Woodward MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR L-itnar Albritton. Howard Bailey, Earl Bergen. J B Burch, Frank Burgess. Murray Chappell. Charles Clark. Garland Corley, Ray Dickey, William Donovan, William Dosier. Leslie Edwards. Aubrey Floyd, Walter Lack. Frank Lee, Holly Mitchell, Tony Page, Lynwood Paul. Graham Pierce. Frank Pinkston. Wesley Rainey. Horace Richter, Ben Ross. Carling Schatzman, Harold Shepherd, Roscoe Stallworth, Thomas White-, James Woodward. ALPHA TA FOUND ED NATION A LL Y 1865. Richmond, Virginia ESTABLISHED LOCALLY 1880 GREEK LETTER NAME OF LOCAL CHAPTER Alpha Zeta FRATERNITY COLORS Gold and Sky Blue FRATERNITY FLOWER Whit Tea Rose ORBIN HOWELL JAMES DEWING President, 194 1- 42 Vrec-Prcvidcni, lp4l-'42 Bowen Deaton Earnest Griffith Hea roe Heard Harrison Hathaway Jay Lovett McCullough Nicely T eresi Thornton Wade Warnock MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Cecil BowenĀ John Deaton, Walter Earnest, Benny' Griffith. John Hearne, John Heard. Enrl Harrison, Russell Hathaway, Clayton Jay, Sterling Lovett, Howard McCullough, Truelt Nicely. James Torosi, David Thornton. Guy Wade, Henry Warnock. FOUNDED NATION ALL Y 1865, WAHIIINGTON AND LEE ESTABLISHED LOCALLY 1873 GREEK LETTER NAME OF LOCAL CHAPTER Kappa FRATERNITY COLORS Crimson anw Gou FRATERNITY FLOWERS Magnolia aniĀ Reo Rose KAPPA WILLIAM AVERY HENDLEY NAPIER President 1941 President, 1942 ALPHA ' freti Bennett Childs Cousmi Culpepper Cumbie Daley DaĀ .Ā Honbeffy Hay Holrrwrv James Mallwson McKay Mndtllebrooks Murphey Pafkcr Peabody Sams Simmons $keoe Toylor W-alvun | MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Hal Bell. Fred Bennett, Fleming Childs. W J. Cousins. George Cul- pepper, L. A. Cumbir. Russell Daley, William Davis. Richard Hanberry, Burton Hays, J, P, Holmes. Thomas James, William Matheson, Charles McKay, Harry Middlebrooks, William Murphey. Thomas Parker, Chip Peabody, Ferrol Sams. Elmo Simmons. George Skene. Sidney Taylor. Paul Waison. FOUNDED NATIONALLY ] G0, University of Virgin; ESTABLISH ED LOCALLY 1874 GREEK LETTER NAME OF LOCAL CHAPTER Amu Beta FRATERNITY COLORS Scarify, Green, and white FRATERNITY FLOWER Lily of-tuB-Vai.ley KAPP A EUSTACE PRESCOTT Piesidcnr. 194 1 '42 SIGMA - Blount Brown Check Co Crosxley Fuller Gorrelt Greene Hall Hayes Jockson McBr idc V Ā«n Morton Vorgan fSroi Phillips Roy Surrcncv Thompson Wade Warren - r MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Juhti Blount. W O. Brown, Hugh Cheek, Phillip Cox, Samuel Cross ley, Arthur Fuller, Jimmie Garrett. Lucius Greene, Clarence Hall, Horace Hayes, Lundy Jackson. Bemon McBride. Charles Mixon, Tom Morton, Cloud Morgan, Edward Mron, Monroe Phillips, Clarence Ray Don Surrcney. Ed Thompson, Dick Wade, Hubert Warren, Lamar Sizemore (not in picture). I PHI DEL FOUNDED NATIONALLY 1848, Miami University. Oxford, Ohio ESTABLISHED LOCALLY m2 GREEK LETTER NAME OF LOCAL CHAPTER Gamma FRATERNITY COLORS Argent and Azvkk FRATERNITY FLOWER White Carnation HILLIS HOLLINGSWORTH FRANK GRAHAM President, I 94 I-'42 Vice-President, 941 '42 TA THETA T!PT3| Barlield Birch ā”odd DoĀ«i) Florence Gibson Gr.ffeth Hanson Horde mon Hmlom Heard Henderson Hendrick Hitchcock Hogan Holliday Hqjbngvworrhi Holt Horne Israel audon Jelki Johnson Jones Kirkland Lotto Ledbetter Merritt Poschot Preston Roddenberry Thornes T.tt Valentine Verde ry Wood MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Kendrick Askew, Everett Barfield, Willis Birch, Billy Dodd, Solomon Dow is, Bailey Florence. George Gibson, Frederick Grifleth, Fletcher Hanson, Mao Hardeman. Charles Haslam, John Heard, A J, Henderson, Carrol) Hendrick. Osier Hitchcock, Jasper Hogan, Pete Holliday, Hnr- old Hollingsworth, Stewart Holt. Dan Horne, Walter Israel. Jack Jaudtm, Albert Jelks. L. H, Johnson. Blake Jones, Clarence Kirkland, Bill Latin, Jack Ledbetter, Hinton Merritt, Turner Paschal. Bill Pres- ton, Julian Hoddenborry, William Thames, Amos Tift. Henry Valen- tine, Gus Verdcry Marion Wood, SIGMA ALNI FOUNDED NATIONALLY 18545. UNIVERSITY' of AUBAMA ESTABUSHED LOCA L LY L 370 GREEK LETTER NAME OF LOCAL CHAPTER Psi FRATERNITY COLORS Royal Purple and Old Gold FRATERNITY FLOWER Violet WILLIAM McCOWEN P widen l4 1942 FIELDS VARNER President, 194 1 Etorbre Blonlon Brooks Cbtncy Culpepper Culpepper DeRieux DeWirr DeWtr Dorsey Dukes Fisher Giddens Hester Hodges Hodges Hogon Hogan Hubbard Ā«reason Matbury M iddleton Morris Parker Porker Pond I Ratliff Roddenberry Shirley Stanley Stcnort Suber Walters West Wingoie Woodward Yancey h MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Claud Barbre. Lull Blanton. Charlie Brooks, Berkcly Cheney, James Culpepper. Bob Culpepper. Pondo DeRieux, Jack DeWilt, Bob DeWitt, Ed Dorsey. John Dukes, Billy Eisher, Pole Giddens, David Hester, Jim Hodges, Robert Hodges. Ed Hogan, James Hogan. Charlie Hubbard. Billy Krenson, Lovic Marbury, Robert Middleton. Dan Morris, Bert Parker. T. Willie Parker. Jim Powell. Glen Ratliff, Thad Roddeitberry. Bill Shirley, Kay Stanley, Crowell Stewart, Harry Suber, Bill Walters. Ebc West. James Wingate, Rudy Woodward, Arthur Scooter Yancey. ALPHA I) FOUNDED NATIONALLY last, Wesleyan College ESTABLISHED LOCALLY 1937 GREEK LETTER NAME OF LOCAL CHAPTER Beta Sigma FRATERNITY COLORS Blue and White SARAH JANE REESE President, I 94 I VIRGINIA FINCHER President, 1942 Binferd Choprufln Conor Elmoic Johnson JOflCS Mflrfdo Molloiy Murphty Nopier Rouse Roui-h Sauncfcri SW,pe York Zeigler i MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Be Wye Anno Binford, Ann Chapman. Roslyn Colter, Miriam Elmore. Nclloise Johnson, Rosa Lee Jones, Anno Maddox, Kathryn Mallory, Caroline Murphoy, Nina Napier, Greta House, Lillian Roush, Virginia Saunders, Mary Louise Shipp, Julia York, Margaret Zeiglrr. FOUNDED NATIONALLY Ā 852, WesleyanCCH-r-ece ESTABLISHED LOCALLY 1938 GREEK LETTER NAME OF LOCAL CHAPTER Alpha Iota FRATERNITY COLORS Hope and White FRATERNITY flower Enchantress Carnation PHI LEAN IT A BLOUNT MARTHA KAOERLV President, 194 I-'42 Vice-President, I 941 ā ā '42 MU Bokewell Blanks Brown Dcverccux Di '.mukf Daw ii Down Hall Harrell Harris Lowe McComy MoSCS Ncc3 Nottingham Pope Powffll R obi r. son Sams Swollom Taylor Toole Wqrren Wilson Wrifjht MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Shirley Bakrwclt. JeanneUe Blanks, Mada Brown, Anne Devrreaux, Lucille Dismukf, Frankie Drnvis. Sarah Duwis, Dot Hall, Virginia Harrell, Helen Harris. Marion Lowr. Doris MeCainy. Sarah Moses, Evelyn Neel, Gwen Nottingham, Dorothy Pope, Eleanor Powell, Nelle Robinson, Janice Sams, Patti Lou Swatlum, Elaine Taylor. Mary Anne I Toole, Iris Warren, Betty Wilson, Alice Wright SPONSORS ALPHA LAMBDA TAU ALPHA TAU OMEGA ā m jj t'fi . L, Irn KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA PHI DELTA THETA f U 2 orij CL.JL 1 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Blount EVELYN NEEL Managing Editor STAFF MEMBERS Enrique Alcaryz, Shirley Bakewell, Lesnita Blount, Gainer Bryan, J. B. Burch, Hugh Cheek. L. A. Cumbie, Russell Daley, Walter Ernest, Ernest Genone, Nancy Highsmith. Carroll Hendrick, L. H. Johnson, William Krenson. Frank Mazza, Top Prescott, Sara Jane Reese, Ellon Jane Sains. Ferro] Sams. Fritz Salley, Mary Anne Toole. Richard Waxelbaum, Dot Williams, Alice Wright. Margaret Zeigler. Kathryn Mallory, Amos Tift. Sorrts Cumbie Soms, E J fVeseoli Cheek Geoone Daley Sollcy Toole EDITORS AM) MANAGERS FrjtKor. Sams Top Prescott Russell Dau;Ā„ Shirley Bakeweu. William Krenson MARGARET ZeIGI-H! Frank Mazza Enrique Alcaraz Nancy Hichsmith Iā H. Johnson L. A. CuMBit Prof, L. W, Farinil Associate Editor Executive Editor Sports Editor Feature Editor fraterni tj Editor Organisation Editor Art Editor Art Editor Promotion Editor Class Editor Photographer r Photographer A J HENDERSON Advertising Manager Sakewell Krenson Zeigter Mg no AlfOrOI Johnson Wright Burch Ernest Hendocks Blount Reese Bryan Wcpcelbcurn Williams Mallory Highsmith Tift r CECIL BOWEN Business Manage STAFF MEMBERS Russei I Daley, Cecil Bowen, Margaret Zeig- ler. Bill Preston, Gainer Bryan, Billy Kren- son, Frankie Downs, Evelyn Neel. Fields Var- ner, Marion Lowe. Fritz Salley. Hugh Cheek. Shirley Bakewell. Sarah Boone. Solomon Dowāis. Mike Warr. Marion Wood. L. H. .1 ohn - ton, Mary Louise Shipp, Nina Napier, Bill Dnvis, Billy MeCowen, Dot Kilgore, Ferrol Sams. Rosa Lee Jones, Harold Hollingsworth. Frederick Marshall. Cumbio Down Lowe Devercou Nopier Vomer Dowis Salley MERCER CLUSTER Russell Daley Cecil Bowen Makcaket Zeiglek Bill Pntstos Gainer Bkv n Billy Krenson Franki Dowis Evelyn Neel FiKLbs Varner Marion Lowe Frii Salley, Hugh Chwk, Shirley Enkcwcll. Sarah Boone. Solomon Dow is, Mike Ware. Marion Wood, L. H. Johnson, Mary Louise Shipp. Nina Napier. SPORTS STAFF Bill Davis, Billy McCowen, Dot Kilgore. FEATURE STAFF Nina Napier, Kerrol Sams. Rosa Lee Jones. Harold Hollings- worth, Frederick Marshall. STAFF Editor Buinesj Manager Associate Editor Sports Ed i Tor Assistent Sports Editor JVeuās Ediror Assistant iVetrs Editor Society Editor Feature Editor Circuit non Manager NEWS STAFF I BLUE KEY FRANK GRAHAM President Avery Hollir.gsworlli Richter Howell Hollingsworth Somj Dorsey Napier Varner Bell Peabody Frank Graham William Avery Or bin Howell OFFICERS President Secretary Treasurer Members and Advisors Ed Dorsey Horace Richter Chip Peabody Hal Bell Hillis Hollingsworth Harold Hoi lings worth Hendley Napier Ferrol Sams Fields Varner Norman Shands Dr. Dowell Dean Fields Dr. Knight Dr. Allen Dr. Clark Major Blair Zoglor Dole Krcnson DcW.tr Morgan Bakewcll Tcrcst Pgrker KoddcnbCrcy Johnson Preston Cumbic Blanks Culpepper Solle Marshall Jones Sams Doslct Neel Griffith FIELDS VARNER Editor LEANItA BLOUNT Business Manager THE SILHOUETTE STAFF Fields Varner Leanita Blount Margaret Zejgler Bittv K Henson, Russell Da lev Jack DeWitt Shirley Bakewell, Cloud Morgan Jimmie Tehesi Thomas Parker Thau Roiwenperry, David Johnson Bin. Preston L A Clmrie Jeannette Blanks Fkity, Salley. James Cui mpol, Do Lit: Barnard Edtlor JfuiineĀ Manager Managing Editor Associare Kdijon SpcrU Ccfilor Fashion Editors Swing Ediior Book fleuieuitr Art Editors Columnist Photojrrap icr Assistant Bnsmcji Manager Circulation Managers EDITORIAL STAFF Fred Marshall Rosa I.ii Jones Ferrol Sams Btl.l. POStCK Evelyn Neel Benny Grifittk Blount Boons Lowe Rccfcr Wright Christ ion Koderly Michael Neel Sandlin Williams Hudson Kilgore Nottingham Zciglcr CARDINAL KEY OFF! C E R S Kl.IPfKFKf.TKH Leanita Bloont Alice Wright Ellen Jane Same Lois Hudson President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian HELEN KLINEFELTER President Members Marion Lowe Gwen Michael Sara Boone Martha Kaderly Dorothy Williams Sara Jane Reese Dorothea Kilgore Margaret Zeigler Carolyn Sandlin Gwen Nottingham Meri Christian Evelyn Neel NEWSPAPER CLUB ; WILLIAM KRENSON P endcr t (.1 F FILERS Bill Preston Secreta; Members Sara Boone Fritz Salley Cecil Bowen Bill Davis Frances Dow is Russell Daley Shirley Baku well Charles Hastam Rosa Lee Jones Dot Kilgore Alice Wright Billy MeCowen Hugh Cheek Evelyn Neel Charles Kopp Rogers Nelson Gainer Bryan Sara Jane Reese Solomon Dowis Fields Varner Ferrol Sams Margaret Zcigler PtĀ«tOn Bakcwt'N Boone Bowen Bryan Check Daley Davis Dowis, F S. Haslqm Jones Kilgon Kopp McOowfrt Neel Nelson Reese Sollcy Sarm Varner Wngh, Zeigler r r. ft I Ā£ r I i Bell Zeiiilcr Neel Klinefelter Howell Graham Lowe Richter Daley TEN STUDENTS WILL APPEAR IN WHO'S WHO Ten Mercer students were select- ed to appear in the current volume of Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities. Those named were Hal Bell, Mar- garet Zetgler, Evelyn Neel, Helen Klinefelter. Orbin Howell. Nat Ka- derly, Frank Graham. Marion Lowe, Horace Richter and Russell Daley, The selections were made by a faculty committee, which picked the students on their scholarship, leadership, and general character. A short biography of each of tile students selected appears in the current edition of Who's Who. Eight students were also given honorable mention: Leanita Blount, Dot Kilgore, Hillis Hollingsworth, Bill Latta. Chip Peabody, Ferre I Sams, Berger Howard, and Rodney Blaylock. All of those named are seniors with the exception of Kaderly, who is a graduate student. WHOāS WHO in a. d. c. HAL BELL MARGARET ZEIGLER EVELYN NEEL HELEN KLINEFELTER ORBiN HOWELL NAT KADERLY FRANK GRAHAM MARION LOWE HORACE RICHTER RUSSELL DALEY Lotto Nopicr Simms Burch Bowen Burgess Graham Hendrick. Hotlingiworiib H'owcl I Kop,p Landrum. Northlngtorv Overton Ross Varner HORACE RICHTER President f OFFICERS Horace Richter Bill Latta Hen dt ky Naim eh Eugene Simms Dr. E. M. TI [ghsmitii President V ire-Fresident Secretary Treasurer Faculty .4driser Members Cecil Bowen Frank Burgess Dr, G. L. Carver Frank Graham Carroll Hendrick Hillis Hollingsworth Orbin Howell Charles Kopp John Landrum Dr. Josiah Crtidup Fields Varner Jack Overton Theodore North ins ton J. B. Birch Ben Boss Prof. W. T. Smalley KAPI'A DELTA EPSILON C) F FILERS Gwen Michael Wilma Sowell Helen Kun-welter Dorothy Williams Mm Lucv Hattmck Martha Kaoeklv PrearfeiiJ ViFĀ«-Pn?Jideiil Recording Secretary Correspond!ng Secretary Treasurer Historian Sowell Christian Williams Hflttelek Colquitt Epps Klinefelter Pope Braizcal Cheves Taylor Kaderly Sandlin GWEN MICHAEL Preside r l .1Ā« annello Brazzeal Hazel Cheves Meri Christian Martha Colquitt Members Elizabeth Epps Dorothy Pope Carolyn Sandlin Sunshine Tailor ā Ii. S. U. COUNCIL OFFICERS HllWAPtD WALTUts Bim Wri.-LETS Bill Ckowe W. T. Booth Prefidenl First Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Douglas Barnard, Gainer Bryan, Betty Caldwell, Hazel Chevcs, Charles Clark, Doris Groom, Berger Howard. Gordon Hunter, Dot Kilgore, Marion Lowe. Broadws Marlowe, Fred Marshall, Fritz Salley. Ellon Jane Sams. Julian Sizemore. Mike Warr. Bob WillctS, Dot Williams, Norman Shands. Willcts Booth Bryan Hon ter Kilgore William Marshall Ctark Caldwell Barnard Salley Marlowe Sizemore Croom Lowe Worr Crowe Cheves Sams Howard i Y. W. A. MAR ION LOWE Pr -iĀ dcntr 194 I '42 Reed Wright Christian Binns Boone Bra rural Bwlloch Caldwell Chapman Cobh Colquitt Conner Croom 0 r c! Devereoux Dismukc DovriS Dawis Cpps Foster Grady Green Harris Harris Horris Hattriek Hicks Hughes Hunt Jt-lks Koderly Kilgore K line tel ter Langston Lang McCamy Mallory Mows Mowell Nerl Nottingham Parham Pops Rabun Reid Robertson 5ams Sams Sdrm Sandlin Sheehan Smith Sowell Speer Stewart Sullivan Warren Taylor Williams Wllwa ALBERT HENDERSON President, 1941-'42 ALPHA PSI OMEGA O Albert Hen ehson Jeannette blanks Hendijty Napier President Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS Sara Boone, Ed Dorsey, Virginia Fincher. Harold Hollingsworth, Ilillis Hollingsworth, Marjorie Hughes. Bill Latin, Carolyn Reid, Phil Cox, Blanks Napier Boone Co Dorsey Fincher Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Hughes Lotto Reid ME II CE II Ml A S S 0 C I BERGER HOWARD President, 194 1 '42 Allen Baker Beasley Bell Burch Blaylock Booth Brown Buchanan Cord Chapman Corley Corley Crowe Culpepper Cunningham Davis Dunce n Franklin Garrett Gunn Harris Hern! ley Hollingsworth Hoyts Hunter Hunter Joftes NIS T E R I A L AT10N M Roy Motlow Morris Newsom Overton Pickern Rogon SoHey Soloom Solocwin Scarboro 5ficĀ«+wm Singleton Slrarwy T ipfwtt Verdery Walter Warr Lock Lee Whrfley Willed Wood Bryan Saloom Dorsey Greene Hogan Latto Sojos OFFICERS Frederick Marshall President Gainer Bit van Vice-President Ernest Saloom Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS Eduard Dorsey, Marvin Greene, Jasper Hogan, William Latin. Ferrol Sams. mcer orchestra m TPTTT r TT I. II. c. OFFICERS William Preston president William McCowes Vice-President Fields VARNER Secretary-Treasurer' MeCowen Vomer Askew Barbre Barfield Birch Cheek Chcves Culpepper Culpepper Dcverroux Dowis Dowis Dowis Floyd Grobam GrctSnc Greene Hooberry Heard Henderson Hitchcock Holliday Hunter Jackson Jelks Johnson Koderly Kirkland Krenson Landrum Ledbetter Marshall Merritt Nelson Nottingham Pose hoi Paul Prescott Robertson Roddenberry Salley Shi Toole Valentine Verdery Warr Wnght Wood MEMBERS Ken Askew. Claud Burbrc. Jim Barfield, Willis Birch. Hugh Cheek. Hazel Chews, James Culpepper, Robert Culpepper, Anne Dev - t-reaux. Frankie Dowis. Sarah Dowis, Solomon Dowis. Ailbry Floyd, Francis Graham, Lucius Greene, Marvin Greene, Richard Hanbtrry. John Heard, A. J, Henderson, Osier Hitchcock, Pete Holliday, J. B. Hunter, Lundy Jackson. Albert Jelks, L- H Johnson, Martha K Elderly. Glenn Kirkland. Billy Krenson. John Landrum, Jack Led- better, Fred Marshall, Hinton Merritt, William McCoweti. Rogers Nelson, Gwen Nottingham. Turner Paschal, Lynwood Paul. Eustace Prescott, Doris Robertson, Jultcn Roddenberry, Fritz Sulley. Melvin Shi, Mary Ann Toole , Henry Valentine. Fields Varner, Augustus Vordery, Mike Wart'. Marion Wood, Alice Wright. WILLIAM PRESTON President, 1941 '42 ENRIQUE ALCARAZ President, 194 I-'42 TAII KAPPA ALPHA OFFICERS Enhique Alcahaz President Hal ShbIāIIBSO Vice-President Hal Bell Scerctarij-Tretifitircr Members Turner Paschal, Gwendolyn Reed Shepherd Bell Paschal Reed MERCER DEBATERS MEMBERS Hal Bell Marion Lowe George Culpepper Turner Paschal Mary Elizabeth Hicks Bill Preston Tom James Gwen Recti Hal Shepherd Alcana j Lowe Bell Paschal Culpepper Preston Hicks Reed James Shepherd I Williams Askew Cheek ESrttorc Gervooe Gibson Hanberry Hollingsworth Jaudon Michael Mror Paul Toytor Thames Thigpen Crossley Christ ion Daniels Greene Greene Greene Lang Lowe Mercer Sams Shr Sims Turner Woxclbaum EUSTACE PRESCOTT President. I 941 .'42 ALEMBIC CLUB OFFICERS Eustace Prescott Prcsrient Dot Williams Vice-Presirfeiil Ferrol Sams Secretary-Tretimerpr Members Williams, Mew, Check. Crossle Christian, Dan- iels., Elmore, Gcnone. Gibson, Greene, Greene, Greene, Hanbcrvy. Hollingsworth, Jauikm. Ltmn, Lowe, Mercer, Michael, Mroz. Paul, Sams. Shi. Sims, Taylor, Thames. Thigpen, Turner, Waxel- baum. āMā CLUB OFFICERS Uahoijd Siiefhkhei Arthur Yancey Tony Pack Presiding Vice-President Secret Ā«r y - T reasurer Yancey Peg Berber Blaylock Blanton Brundage Culp Pgtrl Dickey Dowd HomsorĀ Hodges McCrary McCowen Majia Marbuty Mitchell Middleton Morris Nelson Powell Ratliff Richter Shirley Wary West Woodward MEMBERS Ear) Bergen Louie Blanton Rodney Blalock Clarence Boynton Eugene Brundagc William Culp Joe Davis Ray Dickey James Disinukes Joe Dowd Earl Harrison Robori Hodges Lovett Marbury Frank Mazza Billy McCowen Knocks McCrary Robert Middleton Holley Mitchell Dan Morris Rogers Nelson Carlso Phillips Wayne Pittman Jim Powell Horace Richter Glenn Ratliff William Shirley James Wary Holden West Rudy Woodward HAROLD SHEPHERD President, 1941 '42 T ur ne r Scm$ Blonks Brown Hughes Kilgore Pflrhorn Bake well Hairn Hudson Klinefelter 5andi n CO-ED āMā CLUB OFFICERS SaraĀ Boose Grace Turner Jane Sams Pauline Parham President Vice-Preside n ( Secretary Treasurer Shirley Bake well Jeannette Blanks Mad a Brown Julia Hams Lois Hudson Marjorie Hughes Dorothea Kilgore Helen Kline teller Carolyn Sandlin Elaine Taylor JAMES BARFIELD Instructor HEALTH CLUB MEMBERS Jamps Barfield (instructor), Kendrick Askew. Fred Ben- nett, William Crowe. William Davis, Jim Deming, Ed- ward Dorsey. John Dukes, Solomon Dowis, Pete Gid- dens, Frank Graham, Marvin Green, Osier Hitchcock, Ken Kendrick. William Krenson, John Landrum. Broad us Marlow, James McRav, Ben Mercer, Hinton Merritt. Harry Middle-brook, Charles Mixon, Tom Mar- ton, Turner Paschal. Elmo Simmons, Grover Tyner, Howard Walters. Mike Warr. Hubert Warren, Rudolph Woodward. Askew Bennett Crowe Dovis Doming Dorsey Dowis Dukes Grohom Green Hitchcock Kendrick Krenson Landrum McRay Morrow Mcrntt Middlebrooks Mixon Morion Rase hoi Simmons Tyner Wallers Worr Warren Wooi I word I'll I ALPHA DELTA OFFICERS Mac- Amos Enrique Aecaraz Lewis Smith I āāwisi Pagan Hubert Auetman MEMBEK George Culpepper. JllAtiCC Vice ustire Cierk Marshal Treasurer PLEDGES Hwacf Richlcr, Chip Pea- body. Clayton Jay. Hal Boll. A. J. Henderson, Headley Napier, Harold Hollings- worth, Cloud Morgan, Atcoiro Smith Pofjan Aul'lmoni Bell Culpccpcr Henderson Hollingsworth Jay Morgan Nopicr Peabody Richter Lowt Alraroi Askew Barbrc Barfield Barnard Berineit Clark Cochran Coluullt CrPWC Culpepper Culpepper Culpepper Fuller Grady Hartberry Harper Harris Harris Haslom K renvon Lcrwjston Lowe Marshall Mothesors Michael Middlebrooks Porker Pa schorl Pope Reed Reid Robinson Salley Speer Stewarr Surrency Verde ry Wade Wallers Watters President, 194 I - 42 ERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS Hubert Altltmaw Man ion Lowe President Vice-President Blaylock Blanks Culp Hughes Jones McCowen Mccfilt Nelson Parham Prescott Wodc Worr JAMES BARFIELD Student Director INTRAMURAL HOARD M E M B E R S Jeannette Blanks, Phi Mu; Rodney Blaylock, Alpha lambda Tau; William Culp, Non'Fraternity Mar- jorie Hughes, Non-Sorority; Resa Lee Jones, Alpha Delta Pi; William McCawen. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Osier Hiteheoek, Phi Delta Theta; Mary Mo well. 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GEORGIA A TREAT ANY TIME 575 Fifth Street Call Your Local Dealer HEARD BROTHERS Cotton Factors Established 1899 MACON, GEORGIA J. S. Waldorf Son nU-r ... PROVISIONS ond FEED ā¢ We Appreciate Your Business A Good Place to Trode Phone 4031 621 Poplar St. MACON, GEORGIA C. D. KENNY MACON GEORGIA Comp Jim 6?nts of GOOD BIBB MANUFACTURING COMPANY GULF MACON, GEORGIA I. A. Berry, Distributor DISTRIBUTOR SINCLAIR DEALERS and REGINALD TRICE MACON, GEORGIA HOTEL LANIER Service Unexcelled SPECIAL ATTENTION TO BANQUETS AND DANCES Room with Bath . SI.75 MACON, GA Many Collrge liraduales Annul g. a, w. NATIONALLY ACCREDITED COURSE Experienced, Well-Troined Faculty Free Placement Service Write for Illustrated Catalogue (i. A. B. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE 567 Mulberry Street Macon. Ga. COMPLIMENTS OF MACON NATURAL GAS COMPANY + 220 Second St. Macon, Ga As Mercer University is an outstanding foctor in the development of education in Georgiaāso ore The Macon Telegraph and the Macon Evening News with more than 200,000 readers exerting their influence In educo ting the people of Georgia to use to better advantage the wonderful re- sources at their own doors. Engravings by PUo-P, roceSi Elnara vtna Ā£ Cfrciuincj K onipanij ATLANTA THE FOLLOWING BANKS Members of THE MACON CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION Extend Congrolulaiions and Best Wishes to Mercer, Its Faculty, and the Class of 1942 The Citizens and Southern National Bank The First National Bank Trust Co., in Macon City Bank Trust Co., in Macon PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Choice Private Foods Dlining Rooms YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH LEN BERG'S PENNEYāS ā¢ SEA FOODS. STEAKS, CHOPS. DISHES COMPLETE FURNISHINGS FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS, OTHER MEMBERS OF FAMILY. AND HOME Friendly Service ā¢ ā¢ ''Where Mercer Students Prefer to Dine J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC. Macon, Gcorgio ClIIC HE ST E It'S TATTNALL SQUARE PHARMACY Phone 382 THE 6 E 5 T IN DRUG SERVICE WHERE MERGE RIAN'S MEET Mercer University MACON r CEORGIA 1 8 3 3 Fully AccreditedāStandard Courses 19 4 2 AN INSTITUTION RICH IN TRADITION CHRISTIAN IN ATMOSPHERE. LIBERAL IN TONE, MODERN IN VIEWPOINT + + + ItĀ adjustment to national needs, the Summer Quarter will open June IS with the curriculum heretofore offered in the fall. Thus, high school graduates may enter as regular freshmen without loss of time Students already enrolled may continue without interruption and thereby the sooner complete their studies. It is their patriotic duty to do so, Mercers expanded athletic program, with its emphasis on individual participation and remedial exercises, also is an adjustment to the needs of the nation, livery facility of the institution will be used for effective service to the studentāand the nationāduring the war crisis. 1 lie College of Arts and Sciences offers a wide range of courses leading to the B.A, and B.S. degrees. In addition, it offers pre-profes- sional work in the following divisions: I. Christianity. 11. Economics and Business Administration, III. Education. IV, Pre-Lcgal Studies, V. Pre-Medical and Pre-Dental Studies. The Graduate Department offers courses leading to the M.A. degree. The Law School is a standard three-year unit of the University, with membership in the Association of American Law Schools. The three- year curriculum, based on completion of the junior College curriculum, leads to the LE.B, degree. Liberal Arts College students may take one year of law as a major for the B.A. degree, or they may receive both the B.A. and the LL.B. degrees upon completion of a six-year program. Excellent Environment Low Total Costs For Catalogue and Other Information. Write THE IRII.IVIIIMt 5 -----------
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