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Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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• • • • 0 TUB I9I5 CAWtVtOM THE Ml 13 n n. pi blk itio OF MERGER I'SIVERSITY OUO . GEIIIt(;Ijl JEANNE HENDRIX JANE GOOLSBY . . . . Editor Business Manager I Ii UTI NANT RoUE.HTG. MAI til SON U. S. N, R. (_'omr jatiJj % Officer IILII i r AT IIIN To the officers, and to the men of the Mercer Naval V-12 Unit, we dedi- cate the 194 5 Cal-loros. We feel a peculiar pride in dedicating this book to the Navy for all it has contributed to our life in the past two years. Transformations have come about through constructive changes brought by the Navy along with many men who have been outstanding students and leaders. The V-12's here at Mercer personify the characteristics of discipline, honor, leadership, and valor attributable to naval tradition. We feel that this dedication is a mere gesture of our deep appreciation to, and our respect for the U. S- Navy. a s CONTENTS IK DIM) THE CAMPIS Fil l LTV CUSSES FK A TERM TINS ATHLETICS IHKilMZITIOVS rounc I Campus the HARDMAH LIBRARY WILUNGHAM CHAPEL THEOLOGY BUILDING SCIENCE BUILDING MARY ERIN PORTER WIGGS SCIENCE BUILDING [IV-fJ! SHERWOOD HALL A vCul ViAV ADMINISTRATION BUILDING HR SPRIGfIT DOWEU PrrtiJent of f!v U nhcrtiiy A.8., M.A., LL.IX A line old Southern Gentleman first of j||; dignified and undemanding, with .a way of saying son-af-thc-institution’1 which en- dears him to all McrCcrians past and present. DR. j. CURTIS DIXON Vice‘President of tht U nitrrut} A.IV. M.A., Ei ,D., LL.D. Distinguished appearance; serves on panel of War Labor Board; represents Mercer culture in trips and speeches. Native Georgian and Mercurian to boot. DR. OTIS D. KNIGHT IX-jh of fix At is Sehoof A.U., M.A .Ph.D, MRS. A I . MONTAGUE Deav of Women A.B. t is said he can make .m impromptu speech on anything from ritillaria to Van Gogh. Suave, sophisticated with a knack for getting freshmen out of trouble. Sense of propriety m dealing with students; ardent radio fan; charming conversationalist. Known as Mother Montague to both Mercer men and women. In MAJOR j. D. IU AIR Registrar Disciplinarian in the rcj| sense of the word; his orderliness and undying love for adherence to rules is tempered by .1 sense of hu mor. CHARLES V. HUBBARD Bminfn Manager TjII, friendly business manager of the University since 1959; Cheerful Charlie;’’ charter member of Alpha Lambda Tau fra- ternity of Oglethorpe University; former certified public ac. count ant. MRS. AGNES W. WATSON Assistant Registrar Gracious lady «'ho cases the anxious student into Major Blair's office; industrious and patient. MRS. A. W. JOHNSON T rftimrcr Smiling lady in the business office veho tikes your money; otherwise a very nice person. MRS. DOROTHEA HANAGRIFF Secretary to Bustum Manager Bert brunette; official operator of campus mimeograph machine; sparkling dark eyes and a ready smile. 17 ROBERT MORRISON REED A.B. Imlnictor in Engineering Dnnt ntz An mthett as well as j mathematici-an; a conitructivf critic in varied fields- Forever talking; about the Q plane DR, JOSIAH CRUDUP A.IE, M. A., Pi-t.D. Pro flJO? of Pbytics and Alumni vir arj Handsome, poised and debomirci .1 genius when it tomes to physic —just jvk the V 12’s. LIDE ELIZABETH MEADOWS A.B-, M A. Instructor in Mathematics Ms plains the why and wherefores of those mysterious quantities; X and V, in a patient North Carolina drawl; likes impressionism in art and music, but takes her math straight, thank you. TROY ELLIS, JR. A.B. hull tie lor in Spanish and French Lover of music; very active in Macon Lillie Theater work; highly sociable; settles all important problems over quart bottle at milk MARVIN GREENE A.B, hnlructor in Mathematics DR. NANCY STEWART A.B., M.A., Doctcur de 1‘Universite, University of Parts Aeiitlaul PrajctioT of Moderrt LtfljMJjrj Former Big Man on Mercer campus; served m the capacity of Addicted to suits; likes murder mysteries, both in novels and mov- student body leader; inexhaustible reserve of talents; famous for jes; tea her students and they love it. vocalization of Peaches Down in Georgia. IB MRS. JOSEPH ROBINSON A.B..MA. Associate Professor of English UR. JOHN DANIEL ALLEN Ph.D. Associate Professor uf English Her pictures ire her prize possessions; notable flower arrangements Quiet, aloof; a slow unfathomable smile; an acknowledged expert and always a stickler far the social amenities and niceties; author- jn the fic|J 0( journalism with a book to his credit, icy on party foods and past master at blending of flavors. CHARLES HOLMES STONE A.B., A.B, in L.S., M.A. Librarian Librarian at Mercer since 194 ; soft-spoken, but intent; Phi Beta Kappa honors; likes drama and is mainstay of the Mercer Players, MARY ELAM VANCE A.B. Instructor in Accounting Patient and untiring in her work with commercial students; informal in class and alw ays smiling; may be seen at almost am time dishing up four (lights of stairs to be punctual for class. MRS. C. H. STONE MRS. CLUFF SNOW MISS KATHERINE CALHOUN MISS WILMA SOWELL Library Assist anti MALCOLM DONALD Me DONALD Instructor in fournah m l J Small, unobtrusive; hie bright bow ties are the envy of the V-I2 s. DR. ROBERT EARLE ANTHON Y A.B., M.A. Ph.D. Attot-uir Proffifor of Clouted Larigneses With his chair tilted hack and hit feet not quite touching the floor, Hr. Anthony peeps over his glasses, ansi with j twinkle ill his eye remarks on that forty-cent cotton” he sold for Jew, His dry wit and wonderful sense of humor will keep him from the Ivory Towers of Greece. GAIL LUKE CARVER A.B,M.A. Pnifmor of fliolt})j y 1 wmkling, mischievous blue eyes and snow-white hair; has taught at Mercer longer than any other instructor, turning out Georgia'? finest prf-meils for years. dr, james c arter Matthews A,B,, M.A., Ph.D. Aisariile Pra nwr of Hilary Just arrived from Stephens College; big, good-natured and witty, and puts that spicy touch to all of his lectures; forever ulkhig about the boys; wears glorious ties. DR. HANSFORD D. JOHNSON B IX, A.B., P IX, LLD. Professor of Chthhatnty Thought -provocative lectures: seldom re- fuses an invitation to participate in student- faculty social gatherings; his upright tar riage is symbolic of his sturdiness of char- acter. PR. GEORGE RUDOLPH GORDH A.B., M.A., Tu.M,, Ph.D. Aiitni te Professor of PftilaiOfrby Has a sly wit which continues to turtle his students; quick think- ing: always open-minded and understanding. DR. ROBERT H. BARKER A.B,, M.A., Ph.D. Asonia e Professor of Et tmomits Powerful voice: understanding brown eyes; small in stature, but rich in personality; came from Virginia to teach sociology and economics; lectures to six married men and Co-ed on How To Choose Your Life Partners. KENNETH BETHUNE FERGUSON A.B., M.A. Professor of History Born Mauritius in the Indian Ocean; educated at Oxford. Served with Royal Artillery; writes col- umn in newspaper. Tall, erect, and tikes long walks, tweed coats, and Mat I borough. EDWIN McKOY HIGIISMITM Ph.B., M.A., Pf-i.D. Professor of Education Proponent of the eternal verities; keen insight and comprehension; loves the out-of-doors; wearer ot suede shoes and skilled player of golf. DR. ARTHUR L. RICH A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Director of M, iif Enthusiastic reader of modern novels; known for his endurance and com- placency during moments of stress. WI ' I .COME TA1. M AI GF. SM A LLE Y A ll., M.A. Associate Professor of English HELEN BRUNER PI.'VMALE A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English Dignified mien; combines qualities of the realist with the mystic; translates Carlyle for bewildered sopho- mores; Mercer literati. Her con tmt companion is Rlackie Proverb, a canine which frequents all of her classes; a member of Alpha Pst Omega. Honorary Dramatic Fraternity, and a strong supporter of the Mercer Players. RILEY B P1.YMALE A.B.. M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics In manner slow and easy, sure and thorough, with all friendly math lectures interspersed with homespun philosophy. His pipe is .-i constant companion; famed for those practically perfect freehand circles. THEOPH1LLTS PARVIN HAINES B.S.. M.S. Assistant Professor of Biology Choice sense of humor; participant in tennis and golf; indulges in repartee and puns constantly. HERMAN F. KURTZ A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Cfrrmhlr r Dynamic and esc it able; untiring in his efforts to put chemistry across; still speaks with a German accent; spends his spare moments in his victory garden. ANDERSON MOORE OLDHAM B.S. Instructor in Chemistry Prefers perambulation to bus transportation; in modern vernacular, a thorough prof. M a i cai m I i st i k Acting, Praidrtit, IV44 ( AT M I- HI N I I .AHW I I I. Viet-President, V- 5 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 24 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS James Skelton Vice-President George Jackson Sa rilary-Treasu rcr SENIORS LOYD HUC,11 A MASON Rome, Ga. C. D. BAKER Macon, Ga. A.B. A.B. B. S. U- Council, Chorister, '44, '45; Glee Club, ’4.4, Ministerial Association. '42. '4 5; President of Men's Glee Club, 44, Executive Chairman, '45; Ministerial Associa lion. '41, '45. Treasurer, ‘43. '44: B, S. U. Chorus, '44, ‘45, Direc- tor. '4 5; Double Quartet, '44, '4 5. MARGARET BARRETT Mf, Vernon, Ga, A.B. Chi Omega. Vice-President; Y. V. A., '44; Cicero- nian. Vice-President, 44; President of Girls’ Student Government, '44; Cardinal Key, ‘44. SENIORS JOSEPH LAURENCE BERNI) Macon, Ga. HOEI IS II. BILLINGS Columbus, Ga. A.B. V. 12 Ciceronian 44 '45 ; Silhouette, '44; Mercer State Guard Company, 44. First Sergeant. Kappa Sigma, MARY FLUKF.R BINNS Greensboro, Ga. A.B. Chi Omega; Alembic, 43, '44; B. S. U- Council, Pianist, '43; Cauldron, '44; Glee Club, '4!, ’44; Vice-President, '43; Red Cross Chapter, '44; Y. XCL A., '41, 44; B. S. U. Chorus. '44. DORIS BLECKLEY Clayton, Ga. A.B. :? SENIORS MARION BRANTLEY Wrifcbfsiillt, (la. Pre-Medicil Alpha l.iu Onicj;.!, Secretary, ’4-1; Cluster, '44; Sfl- hotii'Hc, 44; Alemlnr, '43, '44; Glee Club, ’42, 45, GENE BURNETTE Camilla, (la. A.B. Chi Omega; B. S. Lf. Council. 45. Sternui Vice- President; Cluster, ‘44; Cilco Club, '44: Pan-Hcllenic Council, '45, 44; Y. W. A„ 43, '44. Chi Omega, Secretary, '41. '4!; Alembic, '41, ‘41; B. £. U. Council, 43; Cuwmx, ‘44. '45; Cluiltt. '44, ‘41; Cicer , mn, ‘43, 4S; Gunira Sigma Ipnkm. '44; Cllcc Club. '4 3, '4 4; International Rdjliwx, 43, '44; Krppa Delta Epnlon, Srcic- tifjf, '44; T W_ A . ’44, 2« SENIORS MARTHA CHANDLER Milte fgeville. Ga. Chi Ome , Secretary, '44; djis -r, ‘44; Silboutltr, ‘4J; Y. W. A., ‘43, '44; Ciceronian, 43r '44; I. R. C., 44. JENNIE SUE CLIATT AngNsia, Ga. A,H. Alpha Delu Pi; Alembic, '44; Chtihikin, CikuIumi Mananer, 44; (Slrnffr, '44; Ciceronian. '44; Clmmi Sumi livulnn. Re- corder, '44; (| lee C lull, '44; Mercer Players, ’44; SiiiCrmt!r. '44; Y. t , A„ '44; Life Servire Band, '44; Company B Navy SARA CLIFTON Atlanta. Ga. A.fi. Phi Mu; Alembic, '41, ’4.'r Secretary, '4_t; ft. S U. Council, ‘4 . '4.1, t-iret Yiie-Prcudriu. '4 •; Cardinal Key, '4 . ‘44. Set rmiy, '■+ , ’41; CftVIMtorr, '41, '43. Adccui'jns Manaser. '41, '44, Business Manager, '42. '43; Ciceronian, '40, '43; Glee Club, '40, '41; I. H.. C. 40. '4 1; Who'. Wlut, '42, ‘43. Viet- Frew dem Dormitory Count !, '42, '4 . M FANNIE ALICE COLE l.uFayrttc, Ga. A.B. Chi Omeji; H S. U- Council, 'at, '44, Secretary. • t, Cardinal Key. 44, Pietident, '44; Cac ukon. '42: CUnfrt. '44; Cicero- nun, 44, Secret ary; Co-| d ’Nl lub, 4 3, '-I4; tilce Club, 4 4; I, R- C, '44. '41j Kappa Delta Kpiilon, ' , Treasurer, '44; Y. W, A., '44, '44; Lite Service Hand. 44, '4 i; Vitc.Pmitknt tiirl, Student imvcrnnicnt, ‘4}, SENIORS ROBERT CULPEPPER Tiftan, Ga. A.B. Signs Alphi I;psiloii, Vi(t-PtciiJrnt, ‘44; 1. R. C, '41, '41. '41; I umimm. '41. '42. '41. '44: R S. U. Cwifteil, President, '44; Minmcrial Atuxiatioo. '41. '4’. '44; Glee club, ’4t, '4!, '45; Alpha l bi Oirtfga. '41. ‘41, Blue Kt , President, '44; CAULDRON. CIih Editor, '44; Woclary Trouftt of Sophomore Clast. JENNIE DEMPSEY Macon, Ga. A.B. Phi Mu, President, '44; Alembic, '43; Clutter, '44; Mercer Players, '44; Pan-Hellenic Council. '44, Pren- dent, '44; Silhouette, ’44; Sponsor Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity, '44; Band Sponsor, '4 5, NORMAN J. CROWE Syh csitr, Ga. Pre Med Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Kappa Phi Kappa. IDA FRANCES COTTINOHAM Savannah, Ga. A.B. Chi Omega; B. '5, LI Council, '43, ’'ll4; Alembic, ’44 Clm cr, '43, ’44; ( lec Club, ’44; I R. C,, ’43 Mercer Players, ’44; Sigma Mu, '44; Ciceronian, ’43 Silhouette, ‘44; Y. W. A., ’43. '44. SENIORS MARY I.OL'ISF SHIPP DUKES Martin, Ga. A.15. Alpha Delta Pi, President. r4.i, '4+; Froliiaijn Clair Sponsor. '41; Mif COMM Attendant, ‘43,. '44; junior Clan Sponsor, '45, 44, (jrdiml Key, 4', ‘4S; Chnier. 41, 4 4. Feature Hiter, '43; Co-Ed M club, '44. '451 1- R. '44; Fars-Hdlmk Council, President, ‘44, '44, Silhaucttf, Editor, '43. '44; Sifimi Alpha Epsilon Sportier, '43, ‘44; Who' Who, '43, '43. CHARLES J. EVANS College Park, Ga. A.B. ll. S, U. Council., '43, 44; Ciceronian, '-43, 44; Glee Club, '43, 44; Mercer Players, '45. '44; Ministerial Association, '43, ‘44. Vice-President, ’44: Life Serv- ice Rand, '45, ‘44. HARRIETT EARLY Aitla iJcr, N. C. A.B. Alpha Delta Pi; Alembic. '43; Cluster, '43; I. R. C. '43; Y. W. A., '45, '44; Cavlukok, MARVIN R PARLEY Eaton tort, Ga. A.B. Alembic, '4J. ’4-«, Vicc-PrcsJelent, ULuc Kc , '44. Secretary1,, '44; CktAxiian, '41, '44; Gamma Sijiittu Epsilon, ‘44, Presi- dent. '44; 1. K. ( ., '43; Kappa Phi Kappa, '44; Sigma Mu. '44; Who's Who. '44; ikoifiu Stile Guard. '44; Senior t;|w Presa- den:. '44; Methudau Student Movement Publicity Chairman, '44. .31 SENIORS FRANCES III AGIN MWom, Gif. A.B. Chi Omega; Alembic, M2; Ciceronian, '42, '43; I. R. C., '42; Kappa Della Epsilon, '44, President, '44; V. W, A., '42; President Town Girls' Club, ‘44; Cardinal Key, '44, '4 5. JACKIE GLOVER Macon, Ga. A.B. MARTHA IRANCES FLOWERS Atlanta, Cut, A.B. Chi Omega; Alembic, ‘42, 44: II. S. U. Council. '42; CuL'U'KoN, '43. '44; Ciceronian, '42, 43: I. R. 3:., '43; Y. W, A., '42, ’43; Life Service Band, '42. MARVIN LOUIS GREENE Petty, Ga. A.B. Alembic, '41, 42, '45, '44, Vice-1 res id eat, '4V, PmidriH, '44; Blue Key, '43, '44, Viw-Pmidoit, ‘44; H. S. U- Council, '43. Third Vice-President; OaUmmok. '43, '44. Or g an i ? at ion Editor. '43; Clutter, '42; Gamma Sigma Epsilon, '45, ‘44, President, ‘44; I. R, 4:.. '41, '42. ‘43; Kappa l'hi Kappa, '44; Mercer Piavere. '44; Phi Eta Sigma. '41. 2. '43, '44. President, '42, 44; Silbottitt, '42. Circulation Manager: Who's Who. '43. '44; Red Cron Chairman, '45; Junior Clays President, '4}; President of Studens Body, '44; Ciceronian, '41, '42, '45, '44; Member American Chemical SocieSy. SENIORS DAVID J. GRIFFIN, JR. Macon, Ga. A.B. Alembic, '42, '41; Blue Key, Treavurer, ‘44, Viee-1'rcswltnt, '4 4; B, S. U, Town Rcjircieittnive, '42, '4 3, Treimrcr, '44; Ciceronian, '42. '41; (itce Hub, '42, '44; Kjppj Plii Kappa, '44; -Miitiiuml Aiwciition, “42, ‘44, Secretary, '44; Phi Eti Sigma, 42. '44, Secret iry-Trcjturer, '4.S, president, '44; Life Service Band, '43, '441. ROBERT GEORGE HARTMAN Macon, Ga. A.B. Ministerial Association, 43, ‘44. WALDO HARRIS, JR. Wadvngton, Ga. A.B. Ministerial Association, ‘43, '44. HORACE T. HATES Macon, Ga. A.B. Kappa Sigma; Alembic, '43. ‘44; I. R. C„ ‘43; Glee Club, ’41, '42; Pan-Hellenic Council, '44, 33 V. Vi- SENIORS JEANNE HENDRIX lirntnnilk, Ga. KATHRYN HINTON Afaroff, G0. A.B. Alphi Della I'i: Alembic, '42. 44; Caulmox, '-44, Editor, '41; Clutri, ' 2, '4+, Ncw% Editor, '4'; Ciceronian, '4;, ‘44; I. H. C ’+M Mercer Player , ‘44; Pan-Hellenic Council, '44. Seere- my-Tre-umcr; lthnnrltr. '4’. '4.4. Ci'cillni Miniver; Y. yP, A-. 42. '4J. '44. ANNE HORTON Carters 1 Hie, C,a. A.B. bit, '44; II, S. LT. Council, ‘44. ’41, l’r«nlent, '44, ‘41; n l Key. ‘4!; Ciceronian, '44. Kapju Pdu Epsilon, '44, , Mercer Player., '44; Y. W. A., ‘44, Mf; Non-Sorwiiy Pro ilk nt, '44, '41; Senior CJj Pfrtidrnl. ’ 1; Life Serricc Band, '44, '41; Dormitory Ciouncij. A.B Alpha Delta Pi; Alembic. 42, 5; CaULUKON, '45; Ciceronian. ’42, ‘45; I R. C., 42, 45; Mercer Hav- ers, 45; Y. W. A., '42, '4 5; Campus Recorder Macon Tt lc rdph, BYRD HORTON SENIORS BILLY BAILEY HOUSTON Macon, Ga. A.B. RALPH I). HUGHES Slant , Gj. A.B. Kjppj Plli KlppJ, '44. Ii G. HUTCHINGS. JR Deefniep, Ga. A.B. GEORGE JACKSON Gray, Ga, A.B. Phi Delia Thcia; Secittary-Treasititf of Junior Class, '44. JS Ministerial Association, ‘44, ‘4S. SENIORS PITTMAN M. JACKSON Toounbtirt), Ga. CHARIS KNAPP JOHNSON Mmllrii', (id. Pre-Mcd A.B. Alpha Lambda Tau, President, '44; Glee Club, '42, '43; Pan-Hellenic Council, Treasurer. '43, 44. Phi Mu; Cardinal Key, '44, President, '44; Cauld- ron, '43. '44, Associate Editor; Clmier, '42, '43, News Editor; Ciceronian, ‘42, '4 3; I. R. C., '42; Silhouette, '42; Georgia Collegiate Press Association, Vice-President. ROBERT V. JOHNSON Bridgeport, La, V-12 DAN VOSS JOINER Affjvi d, Ga, A.B, 15. S, U. Council, '44, '4 3; Representative of Life Service Band, '44; Kappa Phi Kappa, '44, ’4$j Min- isterial Association, '42, '45; Life Service Band, '43, '45, President. '45, SENIORS RUE BE O. JOINER, JR. Augmta, Gd. A.B. Blue Key, ‘44; II. S. U. Council, ’44; Ciceronian. '44; Glee Club, '44; Mercer Players, '44; Sigma Mu, ’44; Life Service Band, President, 44; Kappa Phi Kappa. '44; Associate Editor of Student Hand- hook,‘44. 1MOGENE LANIER West Point, Ga. A.B. Alpha Delta Pi. ANSLEY JORDAN Thomdsrdle, Gd. A.B. Ministerial Association, ’44. MARGARET LEAVELL Netenan, Ga. A.B. Phi .Mu; 11. S. U. Council, 44, Extension Director; Cal'unto x. '44; Glee Club. '44; Kappa Delta Epsi- lon. 44; Life Service Band. ‘44; B. S. U, Chorus, '44, 37 SENIORS JAMES ALBERT LEE MALCOLM LESTER l.icsfwr , (7rf. CtOTgt tHtrH, (id, A.B. A.B. Alembic, “43, ’44; IIIi=i.' Key, ‘4 , ’44, Secretary. “45, Preudem, '4 4; Ottnmiui, ‘41, '4!, I’miJcnl, 45; t. R. C., '41. Kappl Phi Kappi, '41. '44. Vict-Prcvident, ’41; Phi Eli Sigma, '41, '44. President. '43; Vha Vim, ‘44; Life Serviti hind. '41, ‘44; Acting Pro-idem of Studem Body, '44; Signu Mu, '45. NELL LEWIS Macon, Gj. A.B. C4ii Omega, Prendent, 44; Alembic, '42, “4.1; It. S, L1. Council, 44; Cardin.il Key. '44; I luii.rtjii, '44; Ciceronian, '42, '44; I. R- C-. '4.', '44, Kipp I Dtltl Lpiilon. '44; Plll-I Irtlcnk Council, ‘43, ‘44; tt'liu'i Who, '44, Y. A„ '42, ‘43; Prcii- deni of Student Body, '44. '45; Vice President of Student Body. '44; Sueetlicm of Kappa Sigma. RALPH LIGHTSEY Bristol, Ga, A.B. Ministerial Association, '43, “4 ; Life Service Band, '44, '45, 38 SENIORS Alpha Delta Pi, Secretary, '43, ’43; Alembic, '42, 4S-s CaULURON, 42, 'I f; Ciceronian, 42, 44; I, R, C., 42; Y. W. A., 42, '4 3; Kappa Delta Epsilon. Phi Mu, Treasurer, '44; Alembic, '42, '44, Secre- tary-Treasurer, '43, President, '44; Cardinal Key, '44; Qunmox, ‘43, '44; Clmtrr, '43; Ciceronian, '44: Co-Ed M Club, ‘43, '44; Glee Club, '42, '44; Red Cross Chapter, ’43; Who’s Who, '44. CARRY EUGENE McDONALD W ay cross, Ga. HAROLD W MEEK Shreveport, La. V-l 2 29 V-l 2 Phi Delta Theta; Varsity Basketball, ”44. Kappa Siyma; B. S- U. Council, ‘44; Ciceronian, ‘44; Ministerial Association, '44; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, ‘44. SENIORS CHARLES MIXON Calnuifriis, C «f, A.B. KATHRYN MOAT Macon, Gi. A.B. Kappa Sigma, Secretary, '44; Alembic, 4J, ‘44; Cite Club, 41, ‘42; Pianist, '42; International Rela- tions, ’42. DOROTHY ODOM Thommlm, Ge. A.B. Y. Vi’. A., 42, 4), 44; Alembic, '44; I. R. C., 44; Ciceronian, 44, MILTON SIDNEY OVERBY LttmfkiH, Ga. Ministerial Association, '43, 44, 40 SENIORS ALICE W. PORTER Macoit, Ga. QUINTON PRINCE Neu nan. Oil. Mercer Players, '44, ’45; Life Service Band, ’44, '41, CHARLES PYRON Jacksonville, Ala. JEANNE RABUN Sfaplt frm, Ga. V-12 A.B. Kappa Sigma. Alpha Delta Pi; Alembic, 4J, ‘4): B. S- U. Council, '44, '45; Cardinal Hey, '44, Ml; CauUwov, '44. '4!; Clttlltr, '4a, '4«, New Editor. '44; Ciceronian. '41, Mi; Co-Ed “M club, '42, '4'; Gift Club, ‘41, ' ; Mercer Mayen, '4 . '41, Pmi- Jcnt, ‘44; V. ft'. A.. Ml, '41; PreoJent of Girl ' Student Body, 44: Vice-Preitdent Junior CJxm. '44; Senior Claw Spnnior, 41; Mcthodni Youth Fellowship Vice-President; V-12 Dilution Spgntor, Ml, SENIORS BILL RAINWATER Bou'don, Ga. A.R, B, S. U. Council, 43 '44; Glee Club, ’44; Minis- terial Association, ‘42, '44, President. '44; Life Serv- ice Band. ’44. JOSEPH R. REED Aflti Uii, Ga. A-B. Ministerial Association, '4 3, ’45. WILLIAM P, ROBISON Ailcyj Ga. A.B, Alpha Tau Omega, Vice-President, '44. '45; Alem- bic. Vice-President. '44, ’45; Blue Key. '44. ’45; Ciceronian, '44, ‘45, Vice-President, ’44. NORMA ROBERTSON Macon, Ga. A.B, Alembic, ‘4.1. '44; Glee Club, ‘44; Kappa Delta Epsilon, Vice-President, '44; Chapel Choir. '44; Town Girls’ Club; Senior Class Representative, '44, 42 SENIORS CHARLES BRYANT SKELTON Edit Poinl, Gs. A3. Blue Key, '4-1; 6immi Siftmi Epsilon, 41, '44; (.]« Club, ' !. '41, 4 . President. '44: Ministerial AnKUiiMi, '42. '4J, ’■ ; Dumilic Club. President, '44; l ife krvite HjihI, '4 1, '44; E ft. c, ‘4 1; Mercer , uj(Kitr, '44; Ciceronian, -4 , '44. JAMES ANDERSON SKELTON Edit Point, (id. A3. (j]« Ctub, '44, ‘45; Ministerial Association, 42, ’43, ‘44, ‘45; Secretary-Treasurer Senior Class, 4.1 HELEN N, SKELTON I Pain t, (ia. A 3. Life Service Band, ‘43. ‘45. MARGARET ELIZABETH SMITH Mdrii'tla, (id. A3. (ilee Club, ‘41. ‘42. ‘44; I, R. C, '4?, ‘44; Y. W. A., '41, '42, '43, ‘44; Ciceronian. ‘41. ‘42. ‘43. '44; B. S. L . Chorus, ‘44, SENIORS I .in .A ST A N FOR. D Buller, Ca. A.B. LAWRENCE EDWARD STRANEY Vine Grove, Ky. A.B Alembic. 42. ‘44: 13. S. 12. Council, '42, Sc on | Vicr-l'reu- Ministerial Association ’41, '44. Hem, ‘42; Cardinal Key, 43, '44, Secrerarj'-Trfliurer, ‘44; CtVI.tia.o.'.', '43, '4 4, Minafiinic Ijitor, '44; Clttitn, ‘42, '4 4; i HCTOBiift, '42. '44, Vice-President, 43; Co-Ed M Club, '43, '44; Glee Club, '41, 44; I ibrinan. '43: I. K. t '42, '44; M«t« Players, '44; SitltOKrUe, 42, '44, Fc«tUfC Editor, ‘4.3; Y. Hi . A., 42. '44, Vice-Pretidem, 4.1; Durmitoey Council, '42. '44: Sophomore and Junior Clisi Hrpmenmav . BESS STRICKLAND Joiifitwra, Gs, NITALEE TILLMAN Snrrcuey, Ga. A.B. A.B. R S, U. Council. '4J, '41, Third Vicr-PrcuJem, '4J, 44; Gl« Club, ‘43, '41: Y, V A , 4 1. 41; Life Service Hand, '43. 4i: B- S- U, Cboru , 44, '4'; V ce-I'rnidcnc Senior CU«. '44; Dormitory Council; Senior Representative, '44. Ciceronian, ‘4 , '44; Glee Club, ’44; Kappa Epsilon, '44; Y. W. A., '42, ’44; Sigma Mu 44 Delta , ’4J. SENIORS GLEN WALDROP Villa Rica, Ga, Msfi foilvitif, Ga. Grccmfn ro, Ga. ELIZABETH WARE BETTY WILSON All A.B. Mercer Pljycrs, ’4 1; Ministerial Associa- tion. '44. Chi Omega; Glee Club, ‘44; 1. K . C., '4 3; Kappa Delia Epsiion. '44; Y. W. A., '43, ‘44; Ciceronian, '43, '44. A.B, I’Ll Mu; Alembic, '43; Co-Ed M Club. '4 J, '44; I. R. C , '42, ’43; Pan Hellenic Council, ’44; Red Cross, '43, '44; Plii Delta Theta Sponsor, '42, 43. ESTHER WOLFE Dublin, Ga. A B. HERBERT F. WOOD YARD Allan fa, Ga. A.B. 45 Kappa Delta Epsilon. Ministerial Association, '42, '44; Life Service Band, '42. '44. JUNIOR OFFICERS LARRY SCHWARTZ President, 194} MARY FRANCES F.NNE1S V ff-PrtuJfnt, 194 f HUBERT BLAKEY Secretary-TrrMMrer, 194 J 46 LUTHER niXMORE ADAMS Furl Mill. s. C AH. Minute rial Allocution, '44, '41. DOROTHY ALLEN E ALI.GOOD AumJjlf Fflilff, Ge, Pk-UchhI Alembic, 4 J, ‘44. SANDY ANDERSON .Itjrua, Ga. A.H. Kappa Sigma; Alembic, ‘44, MARY LILLIAN Bf:c;K Got Jon. Ga. A.H. (In Omega; Alembic. '41 Ciuittf, '44. C.nrcrrinun. '4C Glee flub, ‘4 J, ‘44, Secretary, '4 4, '44; International Relation, '+1. S'. ST. A., +;. ‘44; PntMil Service Chairman, '4), '44; tiirU’ Student Government SUE BELL SAatfMM, G . A.B. Clu Omega, Prendent. 41; Alembic. ‘44; h. S, U, Council, '44; CavUHK, 4i; CU trr, '44; Pan-Hrlknic Council. '44; Silhtmellr. '41, '44; Y Vl A., '41, '44, Vice-Prcvident; Studeor Aclicily Committee. '44; Student Government of Miry Ervin Potter Hilt, '44. RUTH BURNT) Mm 04, Ga. A.B. Alembic, '4). '44; Glee Club. '44; International Relationi. 4 , '44. '■ATI.I.IAM B122E1X Ealimfim, Ga. A- . Alpha I anibda Tau, Yicc-Pretideru. STEPHEN BLACKMON VFat rm nn, Ga. V-li HUBERT H. W AKE Y ftraj tou. Ha. V.12 Alpha Tau Omega; Navy Rand. '44; plai Ft a Sigma, '4 ; blur Key, 4). IRVIN V BOVEN Rrook fuIJ, Ga. A.B. Alembic. '44. R. V u. Council, '4', ‘44, Fill! Vitt-Prcvideal; C VUIDOON, ‘44; iccroman. '44, G|« Club, '44; I. ft. C,, '4 1; vierctr Player , ’+4, Ministerial AnociaciaMI, 4.1, 44; Lift Service Haiti!. '4J, '44; Blue Kcv. '4' VII MAM V. HOVERS Etbtrlait. Ga- V-li Navy Band. GARNI! ALLEN BRAND ;j(ira«tr. Gt. A.B. Ministerial Auociatiem. '44; Glee Club. '44; M««r Male Quar- tme, ‘44. JUNIORS FRANCIS BROACH Me, na. G A.B. Alpli Dell Pi, Pre idcnt, '4'. t.MlUUoN. '44; Glrc Club. 4 1, ’44; _WAeur2 r, 'Hi. '44, Ru .inert M f |C r, '44; Y. MT, A-, ‘4 C iFNrsT i-, brohyn Hsriti t, lis A.B. tilct Club. ‘41: _Vttnttteri.il Atwculitm. 42, '44; Life Servite Bind. '4J. NaTHan c. bvrp, jr d ctlr lan, S. C. A.B. Blue Kf , '44, Ii. S. f. Cnuiwil, '44, Prctwlcm, '44; CaI'IPM . 44; Ciceronian. '44. K |tpt Pbi KtpfJ, '44; Mcrtef PUytt’. '44; Mmnteml Avum Jtion. 44; L fr Service Bind. '4 + . Georgia State Baptivt St iiU i ii L'hhiii £’rcvrden i. JAMES HLNRY COOPER U«farJ, Hs V-12 Clutlci, ‘44; Vlerccr Playrri. ‘44. 1‘roiJrm, 44. Gl ADYS EVELYN CORDRAY SeteNnui, Ce A-B CKi Omega; Alembic. '44: Clmltt, '44. Glee t Iuli, '4 , '44. Treat- uter, '41, V it (• Prendent, '44, B. S. C Cborm, '44. Glec Club At tornjw ni't, ‘4.1, '44. luniol Colltfie Repretcnt«nt rn Student Council. ‘44. ROBI RT It. COX Qhim'i. Ut. V-12 MAR ¥ FRANCES KNNE1S OjjffrArt, Ce. AB. Alpba Otlt Pt; Alfmbtc, 4G ‘44, B. S. 12 4 mintil, '41. '44; Cardinal Key, '44; Omltr, '41, '44; Ciceronian, '41, '44, Mmti Pl-i cr.. ' . '44. Vcreury, '44; IS | ,A Wfco. ‘44; V V A., 'et, '44. Prciktfnt, '4t. 44. Girlv' vudent Cinveminent, Secretary, 4J, 44, JIM TOM FRENCH WtJ mtt. Ais. V-12 K py a Sigma; Ali mbit, ‘44; f .'Jei er, '44. Mercer Player . '44, Criclc Platoon, '44; V.J2 Company P«:y Olfiter MflLLlA.M A. GAFFORD CsmilU, Ce, A.B. Git Club. '44. 41. I K t . 44. '41; Mintueiial Aitociaiuvn. 44. 41; Life Service BjihI, 44. ‘41. ANNI CIDD1NGS Mil on, Cit. A.B. Cbi Omega: CniDHON, '4), '44; Glrc Club. '4 i, '44. Mtldtt Player , '44, Viee-Precideni; Sf Wr fr, '44; Y ’i A., 44 BEN GILES ttnlltr. (is. A.B ClUIDION, '44. '41; Cf lfrr, '44. '41; Cire Club. 41, '4(; Playrri, ' 4, 4«; Life Service Bind, '44, '4t ; B. S. U, Chvfiit, '44, '41, JANI GOOLSBY Ctflbtvrl. Ge. A.B. Alpha Delta I'i, Secretary. '44; Alembic. '42. '41; CaULDIiciN, ‘44: Ruuiievv Minlyer. '44; Cirernnun, '42. ‘11; Gtee Club. '4’. 4 I. R. G . '42, ‘41; Mercer Player , '44, Y V A,, 42. 44. Secre- tary-Treiiiartr Frcitimin Cl ; Vicc-Proident Junior Clan. JUNIORS A K i DORIS (.ORf t All tuft. tij. A B. Alpll rvltj Hi, V ice-PrcMelcnl. '4+; Alembic, '4.2, '44, Cicernniin, 4:. '4 i; Gla Club. 4:; I R. , '42. 41; Red Cron, '41; V V. A , '4:, '44 EVELYN' GRIFFITH Crri ivm, Hs. A.B iJ. S. U («Until. '44. Secretary: Girt Club. '4J. 44; Y. 4 A.. '41, '44; life Service Hand, B. S. U. t-lwrui. M4RY FRANCI HARRISON V' ntthtnUU, C A.R. Alphi IWl4 Pi. TrtlHirer. '44. '41; A kin bit. '44. 4', Were, till Irci'vrci, ‘14, ‘41; (..At 111 0 , 'If, AdteriinnK Milliner. ’4!; t' ui .r. '44. '41; (iccr.wiiln. '44, 41, SccreUr; TrrJvurtr, '44, '4 ; Meecer Pliyrn, '41; StllxUntle, '41. '44; Y. V. A.. '4 1. '4'. Alphi T iu Omtijj Pledge Swcrihrart, '44, '4': Secrcmy-TfriMiicr Stiph - 1 ci■ 11c Cla '4.1, '44; Spooeur Alpha 1 lu Omega FritflAKy, '41. LILA HARTLEY Mtiler, Gt- A.b. C AIHtRHN HARWELL CorJr e. («. A.B Alpha Delia I'.. Frrudeeu. '44; Alrenhef, 4V 44; R S V. 1 ,mn- fl. 4 1, 41. Trrmirtr. 1 irdiiul Rev. '44, 'if; timnoN, '4:, '41; c m er. 41, ’44, Bunnevv Manager, Red t «Uige Chapter Chairman; ft hu W|y . '44, '4 ; Vice-Pmtdm Girl ' Student Government; Vice-PrriHlcfK uf Studeni Bodv. Stcefllflr-TrciUirft uf Sophumwt f l-Liv; Prnidtni di Girl ' Sindem 1 (imvernnient, '4f. Snphunurrc Claic Spulanit; I'lnu-r Clan SjNmwir, Spoiivus I‘ r Kappa Sigma Fraternity, ‘44. '41. Mary Holbrook SmwijmA, (-a. A.b. Pill Mu; B. S- U- Council, '44, 41. Fi'« Vicc Pr ijdciit; CaUlWKirv, 44. 41; duller, '44, '41; Ciceronian '44, '4 ; Glee Club. '44, '4', Merger Player . '44, '4f; Y. '. A. 44. '41; Life Service Hind, '44, '4 , BFTTYF SUE HOL DER Sytifiltr, {it. A,B, Alplu Delia Pi; Alemhk, '44; 1 R t;., '41, '44; V. 'll A.. '44. HUGH G. I AM I S Cbtflum axt, Tern. A.B. B, S. U. Council. '41. '44; Mmuteriil Avcmtiniriei. '4.1. ’44; Life Service Bind. '4i. '44, HELEN 1AKRMI. Barrier. G . Pre-Mcd Alembic, '41, ‘44; Y. V. A,, 44, '44. MARY JELK5 KAPfRIY llrrH, G A.B Phi Mu; Alembic, '41, '44; Ciceronian, ’41. 1. R. C, '41. FMMA IAURA KEATON D or i, GW, Pee-Med Chi Omega; Glee Club, '44; Mrrcer Pliyen. 44; Life Service Bind, “44, JAMES A. KIRBY Sne orJ, fit. v-i: Sigma Alpha Epailnn, Secretary, '44; I'luplny Com mander, 14, 4 f. Mercer Pliyert, '44, '4 (; Alembic. '4 4. ’41 JUNIORS SARAH LAlNG |rife Service Band, ‘41; Y- T, A-, '45s Ciceronian. '4C ROSE LANG DALE CoaHr i Gt. A-B Mcicrr Playcrv, '44, Life Service Band. '44, LOIS LINNENKOHL A.B. LOUIS B. LlFEVKE AwRHit , Ga, V-l 1 Signal Alpha Epdlon; Cwl PLitoon UnJir, ‘44; Battalion Adju- urn, ff. CATHERINE MCDONALD Macon, Ga. A.B. I'hi Mu; Alcmbu;, '4 5, '44; Clmtttr, '45. Baitinai Mirn «. '41; Glee Club, 4, I. R. C-, '45; Yice-Praidtst Town Girl ' Club, CLEO MESCURE TrtrroHi Ga. A.B. Glee dub, 4 . MARTHA PASLET MIXON TInimei run, G . A.B. Chi Oruegi; Alembic, '44. '45; V- U'. A-, '44 SANFORD ALLEN MULLEN lackwillr, fU. V-l 2 Alpha Tau Omega, Secretary. '44, '41; Blue Key, '44, '41; CnVUtoK. '45, '44, Mtnijtinj Editor; Cfulrr, '45, ‘-«4, ‘45, Sport Editor; Litrronun. “4 5; Navy Band, '44; Pan-Hellenic Council. 44, a'; Phi Ita Sagma. '4 5. 44, '4' Secretary; Who'i 1 'li«, '41; Fdiior Slniftitf HauJt'ooA, '4-a; Phi Eta Sigma Cup for Mot OutitanJin Lrrvhinan; Platoon Leader, V-l Unit; Gamma Sigma Fpvilon. BERT NEWSOME A.B. MimMriial Avtogiaticn, '44, '45. CARLTON 0 PARKER Atlanta, Gj. V-l 2 Phi Delta Theta. HENRY E- PEACOCK Atlanta, G4. A.A B. S. U Couivcil, 44; Miniiterial Ateociitwn. '42. '44; SUkonttlt. ‘4J; Life Service Band, ‘4-t H, |. PRITCHARD flavfey. Ga. A.B. Minmcriit Aiutcution, 44. JUNIORS WAITER 11 REYNOLDS, II Coral CMn. Fla, V-12 PEYTON RICHTER. Cairo, Ga. A.B Alplu Tau Omega. Vicc-Pretident, '45. '44; Alembic, '44; Mercer Playeri, '4+; Pan-Fldlrnic Council, '44. SARA SAMS Faye frtilU, Ga. A.B. Phi Mu; Alembic. 43. '44; Cauidhon. '43; Ciceronian, '41, '44; L R, C, '43, 44, LARRY ARTHUR SCHWARTZ M«e«i Ca. Pre.Med Kappa Sigma, President, ‘44, 4(; Alembic, '44. '4': CAULtmiiy. ‘44, + , Spocti Editor; Cfai fr, Buiinew Manager; Marcet Playcn, 44. ’ i, Pan-1 lellrnic Council, '44, '4 ; Vanity Rail ! ball, '44. ‘4T; Vanity Bawball: Vanity Tenntt. ’44. '4'; I'mni-rnt of Junior Clan, Ftyiicil Ealwcatiuii Inttnaetur, ‘44. LEONORA SHANNON frfmonirltr, Ca, Ah Phi Mo; Ca w s, ‘4); Ciceronian. '42. '43: I. K, C., ‘42. '43; Y. W. A., '42. ‘44. CHARLES B. SHIVER Mauriofrr, t, j A, B. Phi Eta Sigma, ‘4i, '44, Vice-President, “44; blue Key, '43; Junior Clau Kcprcirnmivc to Council. ALEX SHORES Rowe, Ga- A.B. B. S. U- Council, '43, '44; Ministerial Anoeiatiwl, '45, '44, GEORGE PATRICK SMITS WiterJoivn, X. Y. V-12 SHIRLEY MAE SUTTON Aubur ndalf, fU. A.B. I'lii Hu: Alembic, ’43, ‘44. CM ■ • «. '43, '44; '43. '44. Ciceronian, '43; I. R. C . '43, ‘44; V W. ,V. '44. Mercer Orehn- ira, 44; Girl ' Govern merit, '44, ELIZABETH ANNE WALKER Shills,,. Ga. A.B. Alpha Delta Pi. Vice-President. '44; Cavimox, Fraternity Editor, ’4t; Kappa Delta Epsilon, Secretary, '44, '43, Ciceroni an, '42, '4 3; Alembic, 42, '4 ; I. R. C, 42, 43; Y. V. A., '42, ’43 JENNIE WILLIAMS Macon, Gj. A.B. Phi Mu; Alembic, '43, '44; CaWUloN, '43, 44; tilcc Club, '44; I. R. C, '43; Kippa Phi Kjppa. '44. MYRA WOOTEN Camilla. Ga. A.B, Life Senate Band. '44, ‘4 3; B. S, U. Che-lUs, ’44, '43. JUNIORS AtfNPS Ront.ftTt PrtuJfHi, 1941 Sam Dm ux Vsd'-pTcuJnit, IV4J Mary Frances Harrison Sectetar •Trrautrrr, IV 4 4 Cl AIR! SHORT Srrri nr) -Trrjft nv, I94i SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ANNE ALDAY rhtttujit ith tij. Cuninicicial Certificate Phi Mu: Cauidiuin. '44; Cicctonijn, '45; I. R. C-. '41: V, V. A., ■- }. BETTYE ANCHORS AiTJfWll,r, till. AR. Pin Mu: Alclnbic. '44, '4- : Ciceronian. ‘4.'. 44; i. R. C., '4 5. '44: V. i '. A.. '+ , '44. V AI.LUSI A ANCHORS Arguti , G . A.B Phi Mu: Alembic, ‘41, '44; i.iuiupiOM, '41; Cicernniin, '4 , '44; UC.'t'i Miner Playiri; Y X, A„ '45. '44, JAMES E. ASIILEY Slirjrf, Flu. V-12 Kappa Sigma; Nhvy Band, '44 JOHN E. ASHLEY Stuurt, Flu. Y. J Kappa Si cun, Ni y band, 44 EPDINGS ATKINSON Muurirr, ■ u. A.B. Alphu Delia Pi: AIcirlhu, ‘44. H. S. L.. Council. ‘4.1, ‘44. Second Vice-Preudem; CM.ii.imo , ‘44, An Editor; Cimtr', ‘44, ‘44; Ciceronian, '44; Glee Club, '44, '44; Mercer l'laym, '44: S i- htiutHe. '41, Y. A’ A . H. ‘44; I lie Service Ri„d, ‘4J. '44; Girli student Government, '4 , '44, '4' ANDREW J, AULTMAN WuraA-it, (m. AB. Sigma Alpha Epiilnn, Prttulcni. ‘44, '45: Pin-Eldlrnic Council. '44, Paciidenc, ‘41. ARTHUR M. UAL TUTAT CrrW Kifiit, fllrei. VII Sigma Alpha Epulwi JAMES X. HAKRON Mdii un. jj. A.B, Alpha T4 u Omcgi. J. REGINALD BARRY, JR CnrJelt, du. V-12 Kappa Sigma; Vanity £nk«bdl, '44; Vanity Bawbalt, '44 Walter c, beard, jr. Frani tin, 7W V-12 HARRY BENTLEY ,M turner, G . A.B Glr Club, '44; Mm uterii| Anoclat i m, '44. C. H BIRD, JR Ptultl. G V-12 LOUISE BOD1 FORD Af aron, Gj. A.B. JOSEPH K BOOTH i 'uJ i tubus, Oi. V-12 PAT BREWSTER Milner, C A.B. DORIS BURK HALTER :L tva. 1«. A.B. Pill Mu; Cluitn, 4 1. Ii-iturc Editor, '44; t inimuu. ‘4, '14. Organisation Editor, 41; 1. R. C-. ‘41; Merice Pliyen. '44. Y. V. A., r4.C '44; Alembic, '44, '44 MELVIN S, BUTLER Crrr i urO. Ga. V-12 SOPHOMORES TOP tOW Cnrlvnn. C mt. CeMer. Cadi. Chamber . Ch b iM. SECOND HOW: Church-fir. Confer, CemrUe. CfMiilan. Cureter,, Da-lafe. THIRD ROW DeG -. Deneo, C+ifbr. DilUraJ, Do-ner. D fi LL CARLSON Saraiftta, lid V-12 Alphi Tan Omega; .1 ifar, 4, Exchange Edita : Nivy Banal. RUTH MARII (ARMY flati Ortm nJ, Gtf. A,R. Chi Omega; Alembic, '44. 41; OccrwiM, MS, '•‘4; Gl« Club, '43, '4 (; Y V. A , '4 1. -4«; lift Serf ice Band. 44. '4 (; B Y U. t hairali, 44, '41 James v. carter Sat j'urjA, Gar, VI1 ELRY CASH I Jmrncrullt. f.V 6- M.n.'Ue.al Amociataon, ‘43, '4+1 CHARLES a [AMBERS Daytona BrMe h, Fla, V-12 Alpha Lambda Tau; V-12 Company Cirttnn arvlr ROY H E C.|(AMBUSS, II Guy, Cj. AR SAK AI YN ( HURCHWRi.1 Hilhittrti, lit. A.B. ROBERT E. CONTER Haul, C-rffk, M ,- . V-12 Sigma Alpha i ptilon. EUGENE COR NE TTL .VB- Kippa Sijerna: Ciceronian, '42. '4 3; Girt Club, '42; I. K. '42. 43, NORBERT CROOKSTON (if. V-Ii Alphi Tail Omega Cluilrl, '44. Netri I data r. '44. Edita,r, 44; Nav band, '44; band Mattel. '44; Bide Key. IO ELLEN CURETON ,M -ew, G . A R Chi Omega: Alembic, '44: Glee Club. 44: Mercer Playen, '44 t.HAK EEs c. Davids Ojyrajna Brer It, Fla, V-12 PAUL V- Dp.FOOR Atlanta, (ia, V-12 SAMUEIL ARTHUR DHUEL’X Columbia, S. C. V-! 2 Alpha TiH Omrgi; Clut ft, 44. Spurti FdilOf, ‘44; Vice-President Suphomorc CJais. JAMES DK.BV {.'at foil fun, C ,a. V 12 Phi Delta Thrta. WILLIAM ELBERT DILLARD Coin in Am, (iV. V-12 Sigma Alpha Epaalam, Prendent, ‘4'; Pan Hellenic Council, ‘44. AGNES DOWNER Rt. hiauJ, da Ah Crier Club. ‘44, '41; V- W. A.„ ‘4 4, -4l. Secretary, '44, Life Servite Band. '44, 44. VicelWdent, '4 1, fl S V, Char Hi. 41; G.rl Student Government Council. 4T OBRIE MANNING DUE'FIE bTjJfntrtn, fit, V-12 Kappa Sigma. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES LEOLA DUMAS iVfuron, Gj. A,B. Phi Mu; Caulmon. '44. Clutltr, '44; Mercer Players, '44. V M. DUN AG AN Can fon, G , A.B. Ministerial Anocial nm '44. VII HAM 5- ECHOLS .vuon. A,It. Ministerial AitociatiiMi, ‘44. EDITH EDMUNDS Tbomura. Oil. A.B. 1 own Girls' Club. ’44. DOROTHY FARLOV Ajigmi j, (la. A. . Cf«i2rr, '44, Cilet Club. ‘4J; V. V. A . ‘44. '44, Treamrer, ‘44 JAMES M, GAI.EY ('balhnrutgi, Trnn. V-12 Kappa Sigma, ALTON GLADIN Trnvittri G . A. B. Alpha lambda Tin, KAITiRYN GOODVYNK IFau itHlf. Ala, A. . C hi Omega: CaI luroN, ‘4 J, '44; Mercer Players. 44; SilhaittfIf. '44; V. V. A-, 44. OLGA GORE tiCiimi, Ci, A. ft. Phi Mu; Alembic, 44; Glee Club, '44; Mere Players, '44, MARGARET CRAMMER ,4 u hi ij. Cr- A.II Jackie criffis Ilicon. Ca. A. ft Alpha Delta Pi; Phi Delia Theta Spomor, '44; Fre h nan Ciis' Sponsor, CainniM, '44, '4i; CJm ri. '44. '41, AJverittirie Man- a iter, '41. RUTH HANSELL f)d«itd, Fla. A.B. H. S. U. Council. 44; Y 'A . A . 44: Life Service Band, '44; Girls' SiuJenl GuvcrnmcnL. 44. SIDNEY C. HaRDICREF. Athrm, Ga. V-12 LESLIE HATCHER Bwrmrr. Ala. V-12 Kappa Sigma; Platoon Leader, '44; Crack Platoon. '44. VI111 AM H HILTON.GREENF Ptnwola, f la. V-12 Kappa Alpha. JOE V. NOVELL Atlinl . Ci . V-12 Alpha Tau Omega: CaITIJJRON, '44; Cluilrr, . Rati alien Com- manlier. '44, HAROLD T. HUDGINS Dtisinr, G . V-12 Alpha Tau Omega; CAL'IDRON, Photographer, '41; Ctuilrr, Pho- tographer. ‘44: Crack Platoon. '44, G. V HUNTER. JR Atlanl , Gd, V-12 TOP ROW: Dumat. Dunaoan. Echols. Edmundi, Farlo . Gstcy. SECOND ROW Gladie, Goodwyne, Gore, Grammes, Gnffls, Manlell IHIRO ROW: Ha.dig.ee, Hatehsf, Hilt -Si€ n«. Heweil, Hudgins, HuMtr MRS. II. G. HUTCHINGS, JI5. Off lute fit (id, A.B, W. R. INGRAM Thomsit i d r, Gif. A.B. JL'l.l A JAC KSON Rite A meet. Gs. A.B. Phi Mu; Alrmhik, '44; C«l'UnON. '45. ‘44, Citceoniin, '4.1, 4; I R, C-. A , Merete Playerr, '44. ARTHUR L. JENNINGS, JR. LynrMiirrjt, V'j. V-12 JUANITA JOHNSON tt aVHr,be t,, G . A.B. Phi Mu, CJatfrr, ‘41, '44; C u ililos '4 1; C.ln Club, '4 '.. '44; I. R C, ‘45; M«ff Playcei, ‘44; Y. A., ‘4i, ‘44. JOHN JOSEPH JOHNSTON H,thlm,„: IT Vj. Y J J PRANK KELLER Grten title, Gii. V-12 CHESTER. B. KELLY Atliuti. ( d. V-12 Plii Delia Thru. JENNINGS KENDAIL Jm-iimn iHr, Flu. V-12 Alpha Lambda Taw; Crack Planum, ‘44. CHARLES l . KIMSEY Mien , Gj. V-12 SOPHOMORES HELEN KIRBY a.:b’. Chi Ohm ; Glee Club, '41. '41. V. W. A,. 41, '41;. life Service Band, '4 4, '41; B. S. V- Chonn, ‘41. 4«. W. FOKREST LANIER S wet nut, Ait, A.B. Alpha Tail (lra j|i; B. S. U. Council, '44; Caucuios, '44; Clutfr,. '41; Glee Club. '45; Miniitcrul Attociaium, 4;, '44; Preodent J-rediroan Claw, ‘44; Fmhtnan Advner, '44, Mudeni Council, '4J. ’44; Blue Key, ‘41, R. I'. LAN YON I jttimie, Wyowfug V-li Kappa Sigma. ANNE LEAVELL AYiiimu, Ga. A.B. Pin Mu; li. S. U. Council, 44, CuitURON, ‘44; Climtt. '44; Glre Club, '44; Mercer Ptayert, '44; V. W, A,. '44; II. Y IJ. CJiorui. '44. GEOHili WALTON LEE, JR. M«k OH, CSlf. Pre- Med Phi Delia Tlirta, Pro-idem. '44, '41; ( .kjiiwon. ' , '41, Auocuir Editur, '41, Ciai rr. '44. ‘41; Pan-I IdUrHc Couiuil, '44. 41. Sec- retars Ireaiurer Frohman Clan, '44. Student Council, '44, '41, Silhouette, Editor, '41; Vai.uy Hi'ketbalI and Baseball, '44; Biwiajty Lab ImtrUCtor, '44, '41. CltARlIA LEONARD E j, v-ii Alphi Lambda Tau. JOL LOGAN Gt. V-12 Phi Delta Theta; Crack Platoon, ‘44. MART FRANCES LOWE JiiH nu j, Glf, A. II, Y. W. A., ‘41, '44 SOPHOMORES JOHNNY MAR FLEET Mjjwjj, I 1j. V-12 Alphi Tju Omega: Caui ujos, ‘•«•4, 44; Clmter, Cirtoonitt, 44. FRANCES MARKS MflNiti-ello, till, A.B- WILLIAM U MATHEWS, JR Calk inf'lli, tit, V-12 Alphi Till Omegj, Thomas w, McDonald Mm n. (,J A.B. Kippi Sigma; Weighi [.living Incvruccur, 44. WILLIAM OWEN MILLER A IjhI . fit. V-U Al|ilu Tin Omegi; CiULMUX, 4 5; Mcfi« Plifin. '4 4; Platoon 1 rj L' . 14, 41; Company Commander, 41. « tills J. MOORE ClwtlJUOOftl. TVs IT. Ah. Minium j| Anoeiiliun, '44, ‘44; Life Service BinJ. '44. LEM T. MORGAN, JR. HirmUl.t.I.j. Y«I2 Alpha T™ Ornrgi. W C- MORRIS EmI Ruin , f.j- V-12 Atph i Tm Omes-i, NOVENA MOSELEY LaFiiet t, G . .b, Chi Omrti; CicMmon. '44; Glee Club. 44. ALBERT D. ML’LLIS EuliiMe, Gt. A.B. Phi lleln Then- EDMUND MURRAY Fi tgeiM, Gt, V-12 KATHERINE NEWBERRY A.B. Mercer Pliyerv, 44. '4 . LEON A- M. OWENS Cjio. ill. v-12 ERLENE PAULK fidWef, Alt. A.B. B, S. U, Council, Third Vice-Preudcnt, ‘44; V. W. A., ‘41, '44; Life Servire Baaid, r4 '44. JAMES U. PETERMAN T'jWj m-. .1, , I II. V-12 Alpha t imbdi Tiu, Vice-Pioidcnl, '44, WILLIAM 1. PRITCHETT (id. A.IS. Miniurriit Avsociaiwn. 44. FRANCES PUTNEY 0 4, A.B Y. W. A.. ‘4 Jt ‘44, JOF. RE AGIN, JR, fljr roJJ tan, (id. V-12 Phi Dell! Theti. tor SOW: MiHleet. Marti. Mille.i. Me Do-.did, Miller, Moore SECOND SOW OnrSj-. Wor.il. Moielee. Mullih, Mtirr«yr INewbcriiY. . . THUD ROW: O—cm, Pa«■ Im, P term nr Pritthcfct, Pylnev, TOP SOW: Rrsid, Seed, fttriioltff. Rigby. Robert!. SECOND ROW: Sammcmi, J,™, Strlf. Skcso. Short:. . THIRD- ROW Simniom, M. Smith, ft. Smith, Shelton, Stmion, T S« Wb ALLEN REDD AfUntg, Cj, A.IS. Ocrrottiin. '44. Miuwul AuociitiM. '44; Life Service Rand,'44. JEAN K.F.ED Cain mimi. Ga. A-Eh Y. W. A., -44. ’41: Circle Leader, '4t; R, S. L Chorus '45. BERNIK REYNOLDS CfJtlloil H, Ga. A. ft. Alembic, '44; Citll ™, '44; Ciceronian. ‘ei, ‘41; Lift Service Hand, '44, '44. MARY HELLE RICHTER Cairo, Ga. Prcltfcd I'lii Mu; Clmlrt. '44; Aknlw, 44; Ciceronian, ‘44; Y, W. A., ‘44. MARGARET RIGBY M rryiif, Ga. A.B. Mercer Player , 44, ‘41, MARY AGNES ROBERTS Mje' if, Ga- A.B. Phi Mu; Alembic, ‘4 4, Glee Club, 4 , 4; I. R, C.. 41: H S V. Chorus 44; President Sophomore Claw CARSON HUGHES SAMMONS GG Sf, Ga. Y.J2 Sigma Alpha EpriLmv. LOUISE V, SAWYER Ohio A.JS. Lite Service Band, ’4 !. RACHEL SCRUGGS .VfaircrjT, Otf, A.B, Ctmlfi, 44; Mer«r Players. 41. SOPHOMORES L YNN StElr A Iumv. Gj. A.B, Alpha Delia Pi; Alembic, '44: GaltUmktk, '44; Ciceronian, ‘44; ri|« Club, '44; Mercer Player , 44; SilAmertU, ‘44; Y. W. A-. '44. WILLIAM ARNOLD SFGO ValtfSoo. Ala. V-i: Phi Delta Theta; Alembic. '44; Metier Player , '44 CLAIRE SHORT Tlromaiton, Cja. A.B Chi Omega; Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore date, 44; Sponsor Sophomore Clio ; Alpha Lambda Tan Sveciliciri. CLARENCE SIMMONS laff rwt, Ala. v.n MARIANNE SMITH A feawy, Ga, A.B. Phi Mu, Viee-PreiiJent, '4«; C.il'laaho.v, 44; Ciicronian, ’4. , '44; Glee Club. ‘44; I.H C.. ‘43. RALPH W. SMITH GilUitw, III. V-12 Kappa Sigma. ROSA SKELTON Bail fora , (ia. A.B. dec Club, '44 ; Li fe Service Kind, 44. JEFF STINSON UeaJIanJ, AJa A.B. ROBERT F. TAYLOR Alexandria, Y'j. V-IJ SOPHOMORES SARA TURNER SW naan, C A.B. Alpha Delta Pi; Alembtr, '41: Ciceronian. 3 1. 44; I K. C, '41; Y. W, A , ’44- ANDREW URICK P . V-.I2 JEANNETTE VANOlVIERE Mx w, Gm, A.B. Jii Omrja; Altmbic, '43. 44. RICHARD B. WALTERS PM Pinnf, Gd. V-X 2 Kappa Sigma; MtKtf Elay '. ’44; Navy Hand, ‘44. FREDA TUT7 WATSON Alar UK, Gj. A.B. | hi Mu, Rrnadent, '4C Alembic, ’- 3, ‘44. Citcnwu, ’4), '44; Mercer Player , '44; |. R. C., '43, '44. RUBY JO WOLFE llnw, Ca. A.B. Chi Omega; Oi-|:J “M“ lub, '44: Mctcer Mayer , 44; dhwitr. 44, N anny ftiiLriball, '44 BOYD WOOD A limit. f ,a A.B, Minnlcnal AyuKialiOfl, '44, MINNIE WOODALL Mwcn.Ca. A.B. Cfai n, ’44. MARY WOODSON Onf, Gm- A.B. Alpha Delta Pi: ( atilWO.N ‘44: CJntn. '43; Glee Club. '4 3, 44, I. R. C-. ’4 ; Mertee Player., 44, St Wifr, ‘43. Y. W A.. '43, '44. RIILY MAE WYNNE Stitunti. Gr. A.B Chi Omega; Alcirtfek, 41, 44; Cacenanain, ‘44; Glee Club, '43, '34: I R c, ‘43, '44; Y. w A.. '41. 44. B. S. L'. Chora . '41. SETH A. YOU N («BLOOD CWfiw. S. C- A.B. TOE BOW Tut net Uriel, fandiritre. Walter , Wation SECOND SOW Welle, Woo-0. WeotJtH, Woedton THJftD SOW: Wynne, Yo a sblood Bill Smith PrcsiJrut, 9- 5 111 Hsn,M Dorsey Vict-Pmidttli FRESHMAN OFFICERS 60 TOP IOW; I Allen, I W Allen, A|lT,«niJ, ArmltoH. AV4«tl . B.llrr , . SECOND DOW: tj'br.' M. Jjr-ull, C, B.trnfil B«tl nw, Bril THIRD ROW Ptflfltll. 6e r, fi' ;h ar j. Bobo, lodifwd, Brandt FOURTH DOW: Bu.tls alter, Sutler. Butts. Cadle, Cations,. Csmo ELIZABI I'll XIARY ALLEN •S«ii itnM-th, Gu, A.B. l.sunnjN, '4f- T. V. At.LEM Hji hmtiNii. Vi. A,B, KOBE K T LENOX AI-MONI CnlumFu., Cr. 1're-MwJ Kappa Xuiltla; Caulumsn, ‘44; Merter PliVtr , ’44. VILLI AM HARRY ARMSTOiN DniuJin, Fla. V-12 LEO JOSEPH AL'DETTE Cmh l falls. A. I. V-12 RUTH BAKER IriMisj lllr, G«r. A.B. Y. IX A,, '44; Girl- Student Govern- ment, ‘44. VIRGINIA BARBER Maeoir. t u. A.B. Clii Omega. MARVIN BARNETT Harrhbutg, III. V-12 Alpha Lambda l ast; Navy Band. ROGER C. BARNETT Wnt PirfitT Brji-fr, Phi. V-12 BILL BARTOW, JR. Watlmgion, f , C. V-12 kappa SiKica. MAOALIA BEARH Atlanta, Vi. A.B- Glee Clubu 44; Y. w . A . '44; Lift Servite Bind, '44, B. $. U. Clllrtui, '4a. JOE: MARSHALL BELL F-atr?ntmr, t J. A.B. Phi I clta Thcia; Viniiy Basketball, ‘4«. JEAN BENNETT AW-r. Ca. A5 Gttc Club. 44; Mercer Players. 44; Srf- bonttli, “44. RAYMOND H, BEVF.R Cairo. Iff, V-12 Alpha Lambda Tau, RICHARD F BLANCHARD AG,-.,, Ca. A B SIrbij Mu; Mirmiemi Auorij'ian- '41 BOBBIE BOBO ,'Iji 0«. I. -a. A.B. DOROTHY POPIFORD MitoH, Gtf, A, B, JACQUELINE BRANTLEY Sli nnti irit . Hi. A.B. ALAN BURKHALTER Shutin. ( jj. A,B. ELMER RHETT BUTLER Ptlbam, Ca. AH Kappa Sigma. JOHN BOYD BLTIS. JR, CorJoH, Ca. A.B. Kappa Sigma; Alcmbit. 44; Cauuiuis. 44; Fin-Hdlwic Council. '44. LEDA CABLE Ml. Verno . Ga. A.B. Life Servite Band. '44; Non-Nsrttriiy Vi,e- President, ‘44. MARSHAL I. CALLAVAY Be I trick. C-a A B, Glee Club, '44, Life Servite Band, ‘44; B. 5- U. Charm, ‘44. MARY NELL CAMP AthlpolxHI, (in. A.B. Glee Club, '44; Y- V. A., '44, FRESHMEN ci cari ft iri-.ij CARTER iit rumi, in. V-II K-tppj ODEU. CHANDLER AcHVttb, G . A, , Life Service Rind, '4 4. JAMES N CHRISTIAN Emt J ml, Ga. VI2 RAYMOND I. CLANCY S[r-mffirlJ, III. ST-12 Nivy Rind, '44. THOMAS WAYNE COLLIER Rawer, Alt V-I2 NORA Lit COOK Atlairlt, Ct. A.B. Clef Club, 44; Y Vi-. A, 44; life SrrT- he Bind, '44; B, S. L1. Clmnu, '44. MARCUS S COX OrlanJu, FU. v-ii Sigma Alphi Ipeilun. Mf RLYN roll Ur n, (if, A.B. BITTY 4 HI HIT Mi. «IT, (if. A.B. Merete PDven. ‘44. FRESHMEN CATI IR YN cui VI RIIOUS1 HottfJ, Gt. A.B. Alcmbu, 44, ‘41, Ck Club, '44, ' 1; Y V. A.; (.if SerC.t Bind, '4 4, '41; R. S. U. Cjioruv. '44. '41. EUGENE DAILEY Collrgt I'j’k, Cid, ab. Minuleriil AibK.HUid, 44; Life Service Bind. 44. JUDSON HENRY DANTI I. Amrrum, (it. V.JS HP.RSCHLL DAH5EY AmtltrJdWy Gt A.B. Kippi Praidrnt Kippj Sicmj Pledge; Glee Club, '44. Vicr-Pic'idem, 4i; life Bind. '4 4; B. S. C lnwut, 44; Mtun Orchruri. '44; Vite- Prtvident ErtihffUl Clin ANN DAVIS Fatonton. (it. A-B. ELAINE DENSON Mm-P . Ge. A.B, Chi Om f|i. ROSA DtVENVTO Macoa. (it. A.B. c,i« ctub. ED DRAKE Out Jon, Gt. A.B. Kippj Sigma SI UK. I TV IttJKl S rrmhrijrt . (it. AB. Ph« Mu: Glee Club. '44; Mercer Elly m. ‘44, I I I AND BROOKE IJlINYOOlir Miami, Fla, VII DAN R. FDEN Cm. G . A.B. Alphi Tin Omega, W. M. ELAM Am.'ifc ., G . v-u KELLY PLMORE ShffatJ, Alt. V-12 JAMES EPLF.Y A l km, III. VIZ Alphi I imbja Tiu. REGINALD OENF FERRELL Ill V.|? JOE FINLEY Or We. FU V.(2 Sijsnij Alphi Eprilon. FRESHMEN CHARLES I I'ORD, JR. 1 411 d, Hi. V-12 Kappa Alpli j. RAYMOND G, FOX, |R. Stnjtui. 1 U. v-i: GfimJ Alpha Epulon; Crack Platoon. TOM FRANK UtrhfitfJ. HI. V-i; Kappa Sipmj. JACQUELINE FREEMAN Marw, G MARGARET (■ ARK ISON i rklm'bn. -, ( 4. A-B. Cilw cut, 44: Y. . A., 44 j I ife Stro- ll Bind. '44: B. S. U. Cherue, 44 BERNARD C.ENTTT1 GiUnpir, 111. V-12 Alphi I jmUli T-4U- ROBERT Oil MORI Spring Urii, m, Y-ll EEONARL I GRAY Cincinntfi, (Jlttij V-12 IIM NORMAN GRIFFITH g . A-B Kil'I'J Alpha. EMIt-Y ANN GROOVER OeHU, Ca, A.B Y V. A., '44, l ife Service Rind, 4 4 LEONORA IIALL A, a. MILDRI1) FlALL Wtrrm ni, (id. (inn raierir.il Certificate Gl« Club, '44 J, ROBERT HARRIS ft'ajhinninn. Cm. A-B, Glee Club. 44; Minitlcf.al AmieiJlinn, '44 RONALD HARVEY Pi ' am-, Go. A-B. Phi l du Then. SARAH HAT FIELD Mitaiiv. Ca. A.B. Alpha lull a Pit Y. % A., '44. MARILYN ANNE HI-LVTG Mm an, lit. A.B. Phi Mu; ( a Lina,in, '44, '41, Feature Edi- tor. '4 4; Ctuilrr, '44. GRAN OLIVER HENDERSON, JR. AMMihf. Ga. V-I I Sterna Alpha F-pailon. FREEMAN HENDERSON Mama, lit. A-B, CHARLES HERTW1G, JR. Mjfawr, Ca. A.B Alpha tin Omega. GVYNN HD BURN Flaw City, Hi. V-U HARRY J FUNDIN' Paifj, 111. V-I 2 anna Margaret hinton Mm 04, Ci, A-B. Chi Oircga. MA 1LYN HITCHCOCK MoMllrtt, Cm. A.B. Alpha Delta Pi; Glre Club. '44; S'. V, A. '44. V. T HOLUS I-iCuijr, t.j. AH. Mnittterial -mktij:i .r., 44. d- Fin, Frank. Fritman, G nivj«i, Gcnelti. 5EC0NCJ SOW Gilmore, Sr ,, tilffit . Groorer. It Aft L IIOL.MI S iClffultlff, cw. A.B. Chi Onicgi; Alembic. '44: tike Club. '1+ NAOMI HOLT (y tira, On. AB- Chi OmfjJ: ( Ittiln. ‘44: H S. U. CUnn. ‘44; Glee Club, '44; Mercer Pliyer , 4 4. IRA HUDSON MmtnJ Or y. III. V-!2 CAROLYN HUEY Dmrgfait illc. Ci . Pre Med Y. SC A , '44; Life Service hind. '44. RICHARD HUGHES Qnmry, Iff. Y-12 Alpha Tin Omeji. JAMES E. JACKSON Ui'arnni , Jndf. Y-J3 Sagma Alphi Epuloni Vanity ItivLci- ball, ‘44. JOHN J, IO!IX Mottisorntry, Alt, v-ii HOWARD C JELKS, |R rt. ljtn4ttJ tr, Fit. A.B, Phi Delii Theta. FRESHMEN GEORGE EDWARD JOHNSON Marta), lit V-12 Navy Bind. Dir PR EE JORDAN, |R. Dtllon, Oa, A.B. Glee Club. '44; Mercer Players, ‘44; Min- iilseill AvMKllIiun. '44: Life Service Ban-d, '44; H. S, U- Chorny, '44 HOWELL JOYNER Cd. K.K. BEVERLY KINNEY Ametirui, Gj. A.B. Glee Club. '44; Y. V. A., ‘44; Life Serv- ice Band, ‘44; B. S- U- C-lhimt, '44- J. RAYMOND KNOTT Macon, Gif: AX, Dili Delta Theta. JEROME l-L KRUfF Yitmfdfa, III. V 12 Clatter, 44; Crick platoon, LANDRUM LEAVELL iVi’MM, G . A.B. Alembic, '44; CvULSBON, Advcrimng Manager, 44; Ciceroniin, ‘44; Glee Club, 44; Mercer Playert, '44; Minhieriil M- uxijtion. '44; Life Stivnc Bind, '44; B. S. U. Choruv, '44; Mercer Quartette, WITTEN H. LEDBETTER Crr rrii rffr, Gt- V-I2 MART ALYGE LEWIS MirccW, Gi. A.)!. SIGMUND J. 11 BERMAN OfJtnwr, Hr. V-12 GEORGE T. LIGHT AfUnrj. G , A.B. TYSON l LIVINGSTON JVitwceLr, Fit. V-12 ELEANOR LOCKUN Marcor. G . A.B. Mercer Playerr, '4 . ROBERT E. LOFGREN A Wra'i ltr Year V-12 kappa Alpha. I-URLYNI: LOTT ifro.v ew, Ge, A,B. Chi Omrgi- BETTY LUMPKIN Ifalpn, (it. A.B- Alplia Delii Pi: Ciceronian, '44. (Jlee Club, '44; Mercer Players, ‘44. FRESHMEN ANGUS MALCOLM MCLEOD Sfirtb Arlinxlm. N. f. V-12 LAURA MAJOR Ailanld. Ga. AH. AlpJi Delta P., Alewbii, '44, h. S. U. CauAtjl. ’A ; LVwf er. '4 . Circulation Manager. '4 4; Glee Club. 44. Mercer Players, '44; Stlfourirt, '44; Y V. A., '+ ■ D. R MARF.TT Alltnft. Ca. V-12 MARJORIE ELIZABETH MASSEE Tiger. C.r Commercial Ce rtiticite Alpha Delia Pi. CHARLES CARLTON MATHIEU Fjdnrtda, III. V-l 2 Kappa Sigma CHARLES O- McAFEE, JR, iVn in, Gli Ab. Alphi Tau Omega. Charles McAllister BurJitouv, III. V-12 CATHERINE McCOOK llljt'Ot. (it. A.B. Clii Omega. ROBERT HENRY McLEOD Piuriirii , (it. A-B, Phi Deli Theta, CHARLES Mr MINN IHlYlM, GJ. A-B. Glee Club, '44; B. S. U. Chorus, 'Hi Mftai Quartette, '44 HEN EL Ml LUCAN Ifjllnn, (it. V-12 Alpha Lambda Tau, DONALD R MITCHELI. Mtttpbvilwo. III. V-12 BETTY MOORE Mac , Ca, A.B. Alpha IWta Pi. Citrrwiais, '44, Glee Club, ‘44: Mireir Players, '44, JOY F. MOORE LttJt. Alt. V-12 PATSY MOORE Mrfut r , Cad. 3. SAMUEL C NICHOLE SpthttffU, III. V-12 Kappa Sigma; Vanity Basketball. '44. MARTHA O'QUINN' J«u . Ga. A.B, Alpha I el(4 Pi i. Mtiiti Players, '44; Y, W. A., '44; Ille Service Band. 44 VINTON H. OXLEY Drettur, III. V-12 VILLI AM LUTHER PARIS MUnta, Cm. V-12 Kappa Alpha; Hattaliun Adfueanr, '44; Battalion Commander, ' !. RUPERT BENJAMIN PEARCE. JR Fittklinfon. N, C. V-12 JAMES PEAVY UttJHlt. Gt. Pre-Mod RALPH PEER Skju mut. Alt. A.B. Ministerial AtwittiM. RUTII C. PEEK SAfu-mair, Alt. A.B. CLAUDE PENNINGTON Memo, Gt. A-B. Kappa Alpha. TOP BOW MacLeod, M jot, Mate . Master. MolKicy McAfee, . SECOND sow: MtAH.tter, McCook, Meleod, MtMmi Mille.in, Mitchell THIRD BOW: i. Moore, I Moore, P. Moore, NrchoH, O'Cuiin. Oaley. , FOUBtM ROW: Baris, Pearce. Rears, Ralph Berk, Ruth Peek, Pennington TOF SOW Ftrdee, Pltkrcn. Powell, Prjihe . Profile!. Furrnhrey SECOND ROW: H. Putcrll, R Pvcrll, Rabun, RodcliNc, Rraibcck, Rickardton THIRD ROW: Rieki, Rkodei. Rob! lee. C. Room, M Renn Rsl-lng . . FOURTH ROW Samfc , ScNoirer. Scholl, Seehreit, See, Senkarik. fllAM I S S. PERUUli TIhmui om (it. V-lt Kiri'i Sygma; Crack Plituoii, 44. ELIZABETH PICKRON f)tTUHVl, Cirf. ,VB. Chi Omega; Glee Club, '44. Mercer Or- rhntT , 44 SAMUIL I POWELL Lihyrtif, C.t, A-B- AIpKi Tju Oim i; Ciceronian, 4, 41 ; Minulcrial iVus-ialian. ‘44. 4r Lift Scie- nce Bawl. ’44, '41. t I I'H A IJII K Rr„ljnrJ, Alt- V.12 kappa Alphi. STEPHEN B, PROFILET Cairo, III. V-IJ Sigma Alpha Eptilun; ChMrr. ‘44. NORMAN I PUMPHREY Arlifjfloa, Va. V-12 HOWARD EUIS PURCELL Pooler. Ct. V-12 Alpha [ju Omega, ( rack Platoein, 44; CJmtftw, ’44 ROBERT I PURCELL i:J«F Sf. I «'i i, Iff, V-12 Alpha LatnMa Jau, I WALTER RABUN. IB, Shplt trir, Gir. A.ft. Alpha Liu Omega: C icrronian. '44; Mer- cer Playm, ‘44. JACK I- RadcUIh; (it. Pre-Law Phi Delia Theta. trF.ORC.l-; A. REASBECK Ltkr I hut, .Mrirn. V-12 WOODROW RICHARDSON Rotk. Util. S. C. A. II. Mimuerijl Aiiiviu o i, '44 ROSEMARY ALLEN RICKS hist 1 . Ci. A.B Chi Omtgli Glee Club. '44; Mercer Play- er , '44. CECIL R HOLIES lirerrilWr. l it, V I2 VE$LLY MALCOLM ROBINSON Af 'iv, Gi, A.B. Clmicr, '44; Ckennmi, '44, '4 , V«ct- I’rci.iJem, ‘44; Mercer Mayer . '44. 'if; Life Service Band, '4 4, Secretary, ‘44 CHARLES L. ROGERS -MdrjfJrt. III. V-12 Alphi I au Omega. MARTIIA ROGERS Mm uw. Ci. Ah, ROBERT E, ROt.WfNG C—o, IH V-12 RAYMOND SANDERS tfW Rfir-, III. V-12 E. C. SCHLOSSER BrHei iltn III. V-12 Kappa Sigma. CHARLES A SCHOLZ Qvtn. -,. HI. V-12 Kappa Sigma; Vanity Baikeiball. '4 4 CATHERINE «ECHRF.ST Lei mg Am, A'. C- AB. Chi Omega; C.l« Club. 44; Mercer Play, rrt, '44; tirlbanrtti, '44 MILO | SEE, |R. Dr, J ff r. III. V-|2 Kappa Sigma; Vanity Racket bill, ‘44, DAN C SENKARIK 'ittlnrJ. RU. v-12 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Iames sires WfJaurf, At . V-12 K. CECIL SMITH Gitaitantto d, J 1 II h. A.B. Mill met 111 AluKtatian, '44. CHARLES SMITH leaf. (Ja. A-JS. Kjpp« Sigma; Glee Club. '4 4; Miftiilenal Av.in.-mkm, '44; Lift SmKI Bind, '44, B. S, L'. Chuiu, '44. IJERON SMITH .Wei On, Ca. A.R. Glee Club, ‘44; V. W. A,. '44; B. S. L1. Chnrm, ‘44. I RI-I SMITH ShfU nllf, Tend, V-12 SPENCER ANGELO SMITH Sjl JITMjfl. rIj V-12 Ktvr Bind, W1LUAM SMITH Rome, Ga. Alt. Kippj Alphi, I'm idem, 44; Fre-thinait Cl«i Prendere; Alembic, '44. ft. $, L' Cnunol, 44; Glee Club, ‘44: Minmerut AciOCijIhhi. 44; B. V U. I borui. '44: Life Service Rand. '44; Fmhinin Clan Adfiitf, T. FRENC H SNELLING, |R fLe Gi, TV.iai V-12 Kappa Alpha, HERBERT J. SORENSON SfthxfirIJ. III. V-II kippj ViRm-j. JOE SPEIGHT t'tfdi iII . Gd. V-II FRANCES STALLWORTH Matta, Ot. AB like Club. '44. MARGARET STEPHENS Dublin, Ga. A.B. AlpliJ llcha Pi; Glee Club. '44; Mercer Playwe, 44; Y W, A , '44 WILTON E, STEWART WdJFBd j. Ga. V-12 STANLEY STINSON Mdioti, Ga. A B Kappr Stint; AleitiW, '44, 41; ChUl P- IOK. '44 '41 : (lul,', '44, '41; s ver- ury-Trcamrrr Imkjjun Cl-in. '44. '4'. RUTH STOKE[ V th j w, Ga A.B. Alphj licit J Pi; Glee Club, '44; Y. V. A-, 44; Life Service Kind, '44. JOAN SL S7RFIT -Vv« . .y. v. A B |EROME II. 5TROOT Quhtfi.UI. VI’ Kappa Sigma; S'lrritv bnketbjll. '44. '4', E R STUBBS fjFrrHttjn, [ l Prc-Mcd Phi Delta Theta. ROBERT SUMMER LIN WmrlffoGd- Pre-MeJ Fill Dell Tbtti; Mercer Pl ert, 44, 41. Life Sex ice Bind, 44. 45. MARGARLT V. TABB C‘itltfk Ft, G4. A.B. t. V. A„ '44. JULIAN EDWARD THOM AN VanJalij, III. V-12 ANNF THOMAS rAmwi'i Wr, Ga, A.B- Alpha Delta Pi; Alembic, ‘44, 41; C A L-1 11 RON, '44. '4G ClhiUr, 44, 4 5; ( Tcerian- iin. 44. '45; Glee Club, ‘44, 4«; Merter Pbyen, 44, '41; Y. V A, ‘44: Mercer Orche-ctri. 4 , Kippi Sigma Pledge Sweetheart, '44, 4 ; Ffyihinin Clan Spon- ker, ‘44, '4 5. ROBERT OWEN THOMAS, JR SWwr.Gn. V-12 RICHARD THORNTON Parry . Ga, S'-ti Sitim Alpha Kpulem: Vanui ftj'Lec- ball. 44. TO? sow Biker, C 5mith, Cb4i. Smith, 0. Smith, Fred Smith. Spencer Smith. SECOND IOW: SVm Smith, Saetlmg, Sweden Speight, 5lall- rtl , Stephen! tHIftp ROW Ste-ait. Slaton, Stekel,, 5treit, Stioot, Stutbi FOURTH ROW: Summerlin, Tabb, Iheman, A, fhsmdi. R. TlWr-41. Themlyn, TOf IOW: Toth, IrammoH, Triwicfc, Trimole, Tripled. Trutove. StCOHD ttOW: VanHoorrr, Vayah . Walter WaHori, Wrt.fi, Wilt TMrtD ROW Whitney, W,Ilian , VT in I, WraH fOSEPH TOTH ««filter. til V-12 Variiiy Baahocball, '44, EMMIE TKAM.Ml.LL A.B. 51 NT ON J. TRAWICK M rtni, C . A.B. Kappa Alpha. MARJORIE TRIM hi E SfvMlrtn, 04. A.B. Pin Mu; Cuiffiinun, ’H, 'ii; Y M'. A.. ‘4- , Ai; Mercer Orchcriri, '44, ' i. ROBERT 1 . TRIPLETT Ctrltni Ale, Ci. V-12 N VV Rand. '44. HARRY D. TRULOVE Atwre, tit. V-I Kappa Sijni . CARL VANHOOZER Vin.lmr, Mo. V-12 Navy Band, '44. SARA JANE VAUGHN Mji . «, Gw. A.5 Town GirU' Club, ‘+4. carol jane waller Me A, Ca, Ah Alembic, '44, at; Giro Club, '44, '+ ; Y. V. A., 44, '4i; lilt Service hand, '44, '41; B. S. U. Clioeiu. ’44, '41 NANCY WATSON Gw, Gi, A. 5 Glee Club. '44; S’. ’Of. A., ‘44. Raymond weaver C mb ifo J. ,MJ. V-12 VIRGINIA WEST Mat c «, Ga. Pre-Wed Mercer Player-t, 44. PAUL. A. WHITNEY Mi. V ninw, iff. V-12 WILLIAM A WILLIAMS, JR. Merer, (rj. B.S. Kappa Alpha. HOWARD WOMACK fII. V-12 Mercer Player'. '44. THOMAS WYATT Hartirrf, 5. C, V-12 Kappa Sibina; Navy hand, ‘44, FRESHMEN cf ratem i ties SPONSORS MISS ANJETTE DONOVAN Alpha Lambda Tan MISS JENNIE DEMPSEY Alpha Tan Omega MISS JEANNETTE CHICHESTER Kappa Alpha MISS CATHI RI N HARWEl.l Kal fui SrgVM MISS JACKIK GRIM IS Phi Delta Theta JL MISS MARTHA BRADFORD Sigma Alpha Epsilon ALPHA lambda tau AUDerrt lAftNETT. M. SABNCrt. B (EVER BiriELL ILANCMARD Chamhij CHRISTIAN ELAM EPLEY GENETTI GLADIN HILJUIN HINDEn JaCRSOW KEHOALL LEONARD M ILLI CAN OWENS PETERMAN PURCELL MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR lco Audetle, Mars in Barnett. Roger Barnett, Raymond Btver, Bill Bizzell. Dick Blanchard, duties Chambers, Jimmy Christian, Billy Elam, Jim Epley, Bernard Genetii, Alton Gladm, Glynn Hilbvrn, Harry Hindcn, Pittman Jackson, Jennings Kendall. Charles Leonard, Ben Milhcan, Leon Owens, James G, Peterman, Robert Purcell. 79 ALPHA FoimAtii Nationally ISfif, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA EittblhbfJ Loediy ISSO Greek Letter Name of Chapter ALPHA ZETA Frater nif C« ors GOLD AND SKY BLUE Fraternity Flatt er WHITE TEA ROSE Higher Craft Sanfo i Mui.un President Vire- President OMEGA IARRON WAKEY liAMTLIY CARtSOW CROORSTQN OIBlEUX EPEW HERrWIS HOWSLl HUDGfNS HUGHES LANIER HAHLtEr MATTHEWS McAFCE M'lLER MORRIS ROWln RURCELL « AS JH RICHTER ROIlSON 5NT0ER MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Bill Barron, Hubert till key. Manon Brantley, Ed Carlson, Norbert Crookston, Sam tXricux, Dan Eden, Charles Hertwig, Joe Howell, Harold Hudgins. Dick Hughes, Forrest Lanier. John Marfleet, Bill MuthfW!, Charles McAfee, Owen Miller, Carl Morris, Sans Powell, Howard Purcell, Walton Rabun. Peyton Richter, Bill Rebison, Bill Snyder, SI KAPPA Fomuitd Nationally 18 f, WASHINGTON ANI) I.EE Iii Misfjcit Locally 187} Ci reek Letter ante of Chapter KAPPA Frater nit y Colon CRIMSON AND GOLD Fraternity Flo u rn MAGNOLIA AND RLD ROSE Bii.i. Smith President Dan Mathiwn Vice-President ALPHA ‘OHO HILION GBEEnE LOfGBtN f ABIS PENS INGTON fRAlHBB SAUtS SWELLING TRAWKK WILLIAMS MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Charles Ford, Henderson Hil ton-Greene, Robert Lofgren. Bill Paris, Claude Pennington, Jack Prattler, George Smits, French Snelling, Benton J. Trawkfc. Billy illunn. RI KAPPA I'tmnJi'd Nilfortall) lltfcu, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA fri tiblisfjcJ Lvi ally IS74 Greet litter Name of Chapter ALPHA BETA ■' rater mty Cat on SC AR I I T. GREEN. ANI HUT Irafermt V Flower LILY OF THE VALLEY Lakut Schwartz Jack Sr-t President Virr-PrfCtJrnI H4 SIGMA O | a £L a ili 2 1 ft Q e itJld ffti ft a a a cji ‘ j (Ti «a o a Q a fli e ALMOND ASHLEY, JANES AiHLtt, JOHN BAR st tlLUNCS BOOTH SUTLER BUTTS tOKHtTTE 0AR5EY DRAKE DUFF IE FRANK FRENCH OALff HATCHER HATES JORDAN KftURR 1ANYON LEAVElL MA1HIEU MEEK McAllister McOONalD m ikon NICHOU PERDUE FYROM SENKARIK SCHOLZ SCHLOSSER SCHWARTZ SIKES SORENSEN SMITH STINSON STROOI IRULOVt WALTERS MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Bob Almond. James Ashley, John Ashley. Kl utiM Barry. Hollis Billings, Joe Booth, Rheit Butler, Boyd Butts, GfiK Cornet tc Hcnchcl DarseV, EJ Drake, Obrie M- Dullic, Tom Frink, Jimmy French, Jim Galc-y. Leslie Hatcher, Horace Hayes, Dvil'rtv Jordan, Jerry Knapp, Robert l.anyon, I.,indrum Leave!], Charles M.ithitU. Harold Meek, Charles McAllister, Tom McDonald, Charles Mixon. Sam Nickoll, diaries Perdue, Charles Pyron, i ,w Senkarik, Clh.tries Schulz, Ed Schlosscr, Larry Schwartz, James k?- Sikes. Jack Sorensen, Charles Smith, Stanley Stinson, Jerry Stroor, Harry Trnlosc, Dick Valters. «5 PHI DELTA L tin it Jr J Nationally l 48t MIAMI UNIVERSITY, OX1-ORD, OHIO Etfahlislted Emailv I «72 Greek Li tter Name of Chapter GAMMA traferuity Colors ARGENT and azure fraternity Flower WHITE CARNATION W'. | TON Li ! President (!aii tom Parkir Vtec-President THETA tCLL BUD pietr HARVEY HENDERSON JACKSON j elks «LLtt. C KNQfT lCGA W McLSOD MULLIS KAEKMFfC (EAGAN seeo siutis, e. i, SUMMERLIN MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Joe Bell, Hu li Bird, Bill Digby, Ronald Hirvcy, Freeman Henderson, George Jackson, Howard Jdks, Chester Kelley, Raymond Knott, Joe Logan, Henry McLeod, Albert Mollis, Jatk R.idcliffc, Joe Reagan, Bill Sego, L. B, Stubbs, Robert Summertm, SIGMA ALPHA i-iin luted Nationally IS65, UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA EitMuhrJ Lordly H70 Greek letter Same of Chapter PSI Fraternity Colors ROYAL PURPLE AND OLD COLD Fraternity Flower VIOLET Asi RI W All tMAN Prnttlrrif. I'-H-t Bn i Dll i AHi President h J9 D 88 EPSILON ARMSTON IALTU TAT COX CROWE CULPEPPER FOX MENOERSON KIR IT LrFEVRE SammONS THOMPSON THORNTON PROFILET MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Hjrry Armstonii Arthur IS.iltuc.it. Mjuniv Cox. Xornviii Crowt, Robert (.iilpcpjinr, Rjy Fox, Cran Henderson, James Kirby, Lou LeFevry, Carson Sammons. James Thomp- 'un, Richard Thornton, Steve Profilet. «y ALPHA IttunJiii X tit id nail 1151 WESLEYAN COLLEGE KttaMhbfJ Locally 19)7 (irirk Li tter Name of Chapter BETA SIGMA Lratcnttly Flower VIOLET fraternity Colon BLUE AND WHITE C,11 I II KE .V I lAK'ft E l E President. IV44 Franlb Broach PreitiffHt, 1945 DELTA PI MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Edd Atkinson, Jennie Sue Cliatt, Mary Louise Dukes, llamect Early, Mary I ranees Etirreis, June Goolsby', Doris Gofft, Jaekie Griffis, Mary I ranees Harrison, Sarah Hat- field, Jeanne Hendrix, Marilyn Hiuheock, Betty Sue Holder, Byrd Horton, Betty Lumpkin. Laura Major, Kathryn Mallory, Hetty Betty Moore, Martha O’Quinn, Jeanne Rabun, Lynn Seely, Margaret Stephens, Anne Thomas, Sara Turner, Ann Walker, Mary Woodson. VI CHI Fraternity Color) CARDINAL AND STRAW Nell Letis Sue Deli President,1944 Pmideni, 194 f ‘ Z OMEGA MMEl lAfrttlT MCX UN NS tUHNETIE CA W CAiSWELL CMANOIEB COLE COKDBat COTTINGHAM CUBEPON OENSON FEASAN fLOWlBS GI DOINGS GOOOWYNl HINTON HOLMES HOlT KEATON 1 1 LQTf ««COO «IKON «©«LEV ncuoN HICKS SECHUtST SELL SHOUT VAN0IV1EBE will WOLft WYNN MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Virgini,t Barber, Nlirgirci Barrett, Mary I , Beck. Miry Binns, Clcnc Burnette. Ruth Carney, Emily Carswell, Martin Chandler, Alice Cole, Gladys Cordray, Ida Cottingham, Jo Ellen Cureuin, Elaine Denson, Frances Feagan, Frances Flowers, Anne Giddiogs, Kathryn (iioodwync, Anna Margarei Hinton. Pearl Flolmes. Naomi Holt, Emma 1 . Keaton. Helen Kirby, Lurlyne loti, Catherine McCook. Martha J, Mixon. Novena Moseley, Elizabeth Pickron, Rosemary Kicks. Catherine Scchrest. Emily Sell. Claire Short, Jeannette Vaildlvicre, Elizabeth W are, Kubyc Jo Wolfe, Riley Mac Wynn. « PHI I'oum ed Nationally I8S2. WESLEYAN COM I GF Locally 193S G reek Letter Name of Cbafrier ALPHA IOTA Fratermt y Colori ROSE ANT) WHITE Prater nit Hr ucr HN’C HA NTH ESS CARNATION JlrNNtl- Ul MPStV FhMia WrtTSQN President, 1944 P resident, 194 J !M MU A LCAY ANCHORS, 1 ANCHORS, 1. iusrhaliib CLIFTON DUKES DU MAS GORE HELVOG HOI WOO JACKSON JOHNSON. C JOHNSON. J KADERLY LtAVELL. A ItAVtU. M MATTHEWS MiCONALD RICHTER ROBERTS SAMS SHANNON SMITH SULLIYAN SUTTON HUMBLE WILLIAMS A WILLIAMS, 1 WILSON MEMBERS AS THEY APPEAR Anne Alday, Bectv Anchors, Yallusia Anchors, Doris liurkh.il ter. Ceda Dow is Clifton, Shirley Dukes. Lcola Dumas, Olga Gore, Marilyn Helwig, Mary Holbrook. Julia Jackson, Cham Knapp Johnson, Juanita Johnson, Marv Kiderly, Ann Lvavcll. Margaret Lea veil. Angle Matthews, Catherine McDonald, Belle Richter, Agnes Roberts, Sara Sams. Leonora Shannon, Marianne Smith, Noxic Sullivan, Shirley Sutton, Marjorie 1 limbic, Annette Williams. Jennie Williams, Betty VI ilmn, 95 , Tlthlet ics Dr, Zebiti.cn Ii. Vasci A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Director of thyiital Education These arc the men ac the helm of Mercer’s sports world. They ire jovial, good-natured. rcg’Iar fellari.” Dr. Vance, with his North Carolina lingo, instructs physical education majors in progressive athletic methods and techniques. Mr. Smith captivates small athletic gatherings with his fascinating yarns of ycsier sports experiences. Mr. Claude Smith A.B. Instructor, Physical Education 98 AROUND THE 100 OBSTACLE COURSE MERGER UNIVERSITY LIBRARY MACQJL :a £ ? 3 y T.j± C HII I CI UIT SNOW HARDWOOD With the beginning of the winter trimester, the sports light of Mercer turned to Porter Gym and the Mercer cagers. Chief ClulT Snow began practice with material of largely unknown quality, since most of the players were freshmen and had only high school experience. However, the team soon proved itself and excelled for almost an entire season, suffering only one defeat m intercollegiate competition. This defeat came at the hands of the quintet from the University of Georgia in the last intercollegiate game The Bears got off to a good start in their first game by downing the amp Wheeler team Jl-J. The official opening of the season saw the Bears lose to the Cochran Field IkeTees 36-23. However, the Bears came back to win a thriller from Robins Field, 36-31, This was per- haps the most exciting game of the non-intercollegiate basketball schedule with the lead being switched several times before the closing whistle sounded. Outstanding for the Mercer Bears were Bird Dog Thornton (high scorer for the season). Meatball” Meeks, and Pat Pate. MEEKS THORNTON lffi PATE BASKETBALL SQUAD 1944.41 BasKI-THAI I S( HT llL' I 1-. Opponent Mercer Nov. 16—Camp Wheeler Medics . . . Here IV n Nov. ’ 1—BecTeet, Cochran Field Here 16 21 Nov, 24—Robins Field, A. 5, S, Here 11 16 Nov 2 —M. P.'s, Camp Wheeler . ... Here IS 16 Nov, 19—Robins Field, A. S.S. . There 10 27 Dec. —Middle Georgia College . , There 16 16 Dec. 9—Bee Tecs, Cochran Field There 41 11 Dee. 11—Robim Field. A. S. S. Here 42 48 Dec. 11—Robins Field Post Team , There 4B J9 Dee. 1 9—Robins Field Post Team ... Here 42 41 Dec. 29—Camp Wheeler Here 18 36 Jjo. 9—Middle Georgia College .... Here 2 [ 60 fin. l)—Auburn ...... There 16 41 J.MK IS—Ikvlcci, Cochran Field Here 44 21 Jan, 22—Abraham Bald a-1 in College Here H 49 Jjo. 26—University of Georgia . There 3 11 Jan. 27—Georgia Pre-Flight . . There 67 IT Feb. 2—-Auburn Here 34 40 Feb, 1—Georgia Pre-Flight f lere 14 46 Feb. 7—Enlisted I earn. Camp Wheeler Here If 19 fell. 7—-Camp Wheeler AII-Start . . . . Here 21 43 Feb. 19—Newberry College There 37 4) Feb, 10—Presbyterian College There 27 41 Feb. 19—University of Georgia Here 16 40 Mar. 6—A. S, C, Robins Field Here JT 47 'NPEIiON JACKSOW palmEu GIRLS' INTRAMURALS Interest ran high in ‘44 and '45 in the girli’ intramural tournament at Mercer. Sparked by Lulu” Stanford, Doris Bleckley, and Rose I.angdalc, the Inde- pendents captured the intramural trophy for the second consecutive year. This was accomplished by their victOriCJ in the badminton, basketball, and horseshoe tournaments, and also by second place points earned in the foul shooting and volleyball matches. Th r« fan fovi bile, Aiviffeortl JO l ffWlnafit GIRLS’ INTRAMURAL SCORES Tetmi bid. minion Volley. ball BiiLet • bill Knit Shooting Soft- bill Tennis ”«r Total Non-Sdroritv . 120 lit 150 113 52 57 12. 733 A. D. Pi . . , 58 52 86 101 150 88 88 623 Chi Omega . . 58 84 86 120 116 120 584 Phi Mu . . . . 58 150 86 107 84 26 sir At lime of publication, heiriethoe imirrumeeit incomplete. ■ These vente (to not include points eirntil n honrilmr tournament. Climaxing the year’s activities was the tapping of nine xirls for the Co-Ed ”M Club, To lie chosen for membership in this organization, a girl must show qualities of good sportsmanship, and must have participated in various sports. Those tapped were Ann Alday. Vallusia Anchors. Mary Lillian Beck, l orit Bleckley, Jane Goolsby, Byrd Horton, Claire Short, Pot Smjth. and Mary Woodson. Old member in- clude Lulu Stanford, Alice Cole, Mary L, Dukes, Angie Matthews, Winifred Riddle, Sally Sams and Jeanne Rabun, Sum ift Pftl mined 101 Mc crr (Trddi) lean Wine , fc«UAd, ''ImIu? (Qraa ganizations F H E 1945 Eon Atkinson A rt Editor Doris Bukkhaeter Organization Editor Jennie Sue Ci.iatt Circulation Manager Marilyn Helvie Ecatnre Editor Forrest Lanier Photography Editor HiRNii Rev NOLI Copy Editor Anne Walker Fraternity Editor lOri CAULDRON Jane Goolsby Dnu'ins Manager Lanokum Leavell Mary Frances Harrison AJt erthing Manager ,4 fi cr tiling Manager MUCG1MS MCK50H LaNGDaLE LEAYEIL, A. MAJOR MALLORY 107 MERCER Nonium CnooKiioN Saniori Mullin Editor Part Editor EDITORIAL BOARD Jean nt Rahln....................... . , . Newt Editor Format Lanier.................. . . ............Nrm Editor Doris Rurm-ialtp-r ....... Feature Editor Steve Profilet......Feature Editor Eli CUUOH ................................................Sports Editor Pat Bledsoe.......................................Society Editor Minnie Woodall............................... ..... Copy Editor BUSINESS ASSOCIATES Jackie Griffis ...........................................Advertising Manager Laura Major ..............................................Circulation Manager ED CARLSON BORIS (UftKHALTER JACKIE GRIFFIS FORREST LANIER LAURA MAJOR STEVE PROFILE? JEANNE BAIUN MINNIE WOODALL ujh •AftlOW tECK •Ell tUCNETT CARSWELL CUATT DUMAS RRENCH GILES HARRISON HARWELL HOL HOOK HOWELL HUDGINS LEAVfLL M A «FLEET MJRCEU RICHTER SOdNSON SCRUGGS KELT stanrqro STLNVON THOMAS W AltON STAFF I'botoitapbf,-. Jour.- MAAH U t ll'ROUl llt'lH.INI I ktVAH) PlJLtl I I Noam Ji n Rojos RrtotUt); 5vi llIL ■M UT HoLAkoftL Mm Lillian Hi■ a Doi Fallot Din Giih VtSU Rihiinh.n Ann Tuomm Linn Sim Caihlaini IIaaaiii Jall Ni lson Jail Mitiiiiuolt.it Sam Pott il Alton Glaihon Jot Howl i l Naomi Holt AJre riti iu%; Jin nil tHwrnv JlNNIl Sl-i Cjjatt Iart Flavo i Halaieon Llim a IIvhu Rum t SCAUUCI Cfft ulshriM : Ann Li in ll Jim Flinch NILUM SULUTaN fethtrc Sl ff ■ Malti.i v III lwig Eft Hon JlLAV klllT Lutji St an run n Fliija W'atvjn l(« BLUE KEY Blue Key, founded nationally in 1924 at the Univer- sity qf Florida ami locally in 1928, is an organization devoted to campus service. It is composed ol those junior and senior men who have demonstrated out- standing qualities of leadership, scholarship, and character. Malcolm Lr sn tt Past President S.S M OHIt Muu i n President lift CARDINAL KEY A t ici Cole Prtsiilcn Cardinal Key Sorority is j service organization which is the sister of Blue Key Fraternity. To lx- eligible for membership, a girl must be in senior college, and display outstanding character, personality, leader- ship, and scholarship. t I HON 00 64 Inn Ell hag in HARWELL NORTON JOHNSON LEWIS MATTHEWS A UN SULLIVAN ANFORD MERCER Chari i ■ Ski l.ton Past President PLAYERS CUES HITCHCOCK LUMPKIN MULLEN RICKS SECUREST HJ NE GOODWYNf KEATON MAJOR McCOOK RlSSr STAN FOR 3 WATSON OOOL5BY LEAVELL, A. MALLORY POWELL RQHNSON STEPHENS WEST CORE LEAVELL, L MdLER PRINCE SCHWARTZ SUMMERLTN WOODALL HARRISON LOCKLIN MOORE RAiUN 5CRUGS5 THOMAS WOODSON 11 i KAPPA DELTA EPSILON national education sorority PLEDGES Byrd Horton Fkuu Watson Tom mu McCoy Kathmim Mallory Lucille Crutch held Edo Atkinson Esther Wolfe Frances Flowers Jlannett! Vanihviere EMILY CARSWELL ALICE COLE FIANCtS FEAGIN ANNE HORTON MARGARET LtAVI-LL NORMA ROBERTSON NITALEE TILLMAN ANN! WALKER JENNIE WILLIAMS ID CAMMA SIGMA EPSILON 115 Mary I rani i s I sm is PrruJcut Y W A Sue Bell Umothy I arlow Vicc-Pmidmi Srcrttar y-Treasu rer ALLGOOD ANCHORS. B ANCHORS ATKINSON baker BECK IURKHALTES CABNEY CaBSwell c li aty COLE CULVHMOUSt DOWNES Early OIDDINGi 116 SOOBwtnE GOAEE GRIFFITH HAN SELL HARRISON HtNOfti ho mo ok HORTON. A HORTON. • JARRELL XEATON KlSSY LAIN G LAN DALt LEAVELL MAJOR MALLORY O'QUINN REID Shannon STANFORD STEFHENS STRICKLAND SUILIYAN SUTTON I ASS TURNER WALLtt WATSON WOODSON Ilf Bin Rainwater Pmideat MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION 11« C o ADAMS IROWN HARRIS AMASON IYRO HUSHES ■AKER CASH JAMES ■OWEN DAILEY JOINER ■RAND ECHOLS JORDAN 1RAZZEU GAFFORO LANIER LEAVEU LIOHTSJY «CRAY NEWSOME PEACOCK POWELL PRITCHETT RICHARDSON SELLERS SHORES SKELTON. C SKEUON J SMITH, ■. SMITH, c STRANEY TAYLOR WALDROP WOODYARD 11 5 LIFE SERVICE BAND Dan Join in. Prffwfn GILES SftIFFIH GRIFFITH GROOVE HANSELL HUtf MORION JOROAN KIRBY KINNEY LAING O’QUINN PAULK PEACOCK POWELL PRINCE REYNOLDS ROBINSON SAWYER SELLERS SKELTON. H SKELTON, ft SMITH. C 5UITH, D SIOKELY STRICKLAND SULLIYAN TRAMMELL WALLER WOOTEN 121 B. S. U. COUNCIl Nathan- Bvtu Stud rut St’t amaSOM ATKINSON IOWEN Griffith, e. GRIFFITH, j HANSELL HARWELL HOHROOK JOINER 122 LEAVE LL major FAULK «ACOCK SMITH BAIUN STRICKLAND RAINWATER SULLIVAN CICERONIAN LITERARY SOCIETY Malcolm Lestor The Ciceronian Literary Society oldest campus organization, was founded at Pcnficld in IRJT The Society is composed of those students who arc interested in public speaking, debating, and general literary culture. Carolyn Poland Secretary-T retturer Xl I l'NA Si I I IVAN Prescient Ciiarlis Shi i ton GLUE CLUB 12-1 Char us Smith Dirteta r B. S. U. CHORUS Ub C. B. Shiver President PHI ETA SIGMA HlrBtRT Bl A KEY Vict-Pretident Phi Eta Sigmi, National Honorary Fraternity, was founded at the University of Illinois in 1921 and locally in 1932. This vs the onh' organization on the campus that has scholarship as a primary prerequisite C. B. Siirvrn . Hubert Butty Stanley Stinson Fisher Ckajt Tom Frank Malcolm Lester Saniori Mullen ROLL . Prciidrnt , , . . Vite-PmiJrnt . Secret try-Treasurer Ralph Newton Rov Parks Steve Prohi i T Carl York C«Att LESTER MULLEN PROFILE! STINSON YORK BARRETT CLIFTON OJLPEPRER DUKES ENNEIS FARLEY GREENE HARWELL LESTER LEWiS MATTHEWS MULLEN 128 MERCER UNIVERSlTy ISSUE I LOG MIK,in Ukivirsity Issvi CONTENTS Dedication The Navy lakes Over Presentation .... CEo cup Mist Mercer Contest . . . 2 , . 3 4 Letter to the Editor . Shenanigans Shades of M. E, !‘. Sadie Ha wkins Day Drama Pictures to the Editor 9 10 u If The Caummion wishes to thank Midshipman Theodore Hartley, editor-in-chief, and other staff members of the U, S, Naval Academy Lo ,j who gave permission to use the name of their publication in this capacity, We also appreciate their service as judges in the Miss Mercer contest, Tfi Jill , And the juy «he picked he 3 HEADUUAHTEHS SIXTH U L IIISTIIICT FORT SUMTER HOTEL Eltarlesliin, S. U. H February 1941 MEMORANDUM From: Commandant, Sixth Naval District To: Lieut, R. Cr. ijikwrt. USNR Commanding Officer, U. S, Navy V-12 Unit Mercer University, Macon, Georgia Sulij: War Bond Pennam, winning of Ref: Commandant Sixth Naval District Memo, ££21 -44 1. It was a distinct pleasure to learn that the V-12 Naval Training Unit at Mercer University qualified for the Commandant's War Bond Pennant and certificate with SO' enrollment, 2. It was my sincere hope to present personally these awards but circumstances beyond my control deny me this honor. )- Consequently, the District Ward Bond Officer. Lieut, K. L. Brooks, (SC) USNR, will act as my personal representative and will make arrangements with you for the presentation. 4. Congratulations t« you, to War Brand Officer, Lieut. R. H_ Bierstedt, USNR, and to the officers and men under your command who by their wholehearted participation m the war bond program fire at the foe the double barrelled charge of financial sup- port to our country and military service to our country. 4 Jules James JULES JAMES Rear Admiral, USN m iss JUary « ooc son This year's Miss Mcrct'r, Mary was picked because the judges liked the sincereness in her eyes—her clean, wholesome beauty,” s 6 I Miss Minnie Woodall Possessing an expressive face. Minnie placed fourth m tlwr conte for the selection of Yln Alerter. Miss Margaret Stephens Has a pleasant frank air—must enjoy life was the judgment of those who included Margaret’s picture. V) FREEMAN HE NT AMI COMPLIMENTS SC ELI V AN CO. . . . O . . . REEK MATHEWS CO. —W HOLES ALE— THE HOMES OF BETTER FRUITS and PRODUCE VALUES • • The House of Quality 4S6-4S8 Third St, Macon, Ga. Setting a Standard for the industry The Run Truck Label Is An Emblem of Qualify Look Eor If When Yon Huy u o ic i o r ii o ii s in;view kkotiiehs co. COTTON . . . AND . . . FERTILIZERS Established 1899 Macon Georgia 8 FASHIONS . OF . . . TRIU MPH ANT SMARTNESS M [V Ii E L S C O M P L 1 M ; N T $ ...OF.,. S I L V ER’S 5c-1 Op-SI.00 STOKE OVER I 3,000 ITEMS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE HE L W YORK EH THE SOUTH’S FINEST RESTAURANT AND CAFETERIA 314 Second Street MACON : GEORGIA S H OP AT... s i: a is s 4 — AND SAVE — M U1N. 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It was a field day for Mercer femininity! 1 flit 4 molt « -II 3 N.ili-.,-.— girding liimicll lei flight J- Left tee Out Hatch, leda a. Cos. iHit if e? S S|r n|-am uthmijm Well, if sou INSIST, SMrles . . . 7. T-u lot the Ifl4|7 C O M P L ! iVf ENTS ...OF.,, Crramlr : Itiallo ; Capiliil Itilz (la si Macon) llicnicrs Direction of Luem and Jenkins R. S. THORPE INI) SO S CLOTHES FOR COLLEGE MEN Beauty Salon : 2nd Floor Cherry Street Macon, Georgia C O M I . M E N T S ...OF. .. svmh is s ui vm-ro- WEAR ALWAYS FIRST WITH THE LATEST” • 622 Cherry Street Phone 251 STEPHENS cloth live Cherry Street Macon Georgia 1 2 i: IT Y IIF M E D The Friendly City in the Heart of Georgia MAYOR AND ALDERMEN 1945-46 CHARLES L. BOWDEN JOHN L. OWINGS Mayor Mayor Pro Tent FIRST WARD SECOND WARD THIRD WARD J. D. Blair Taylor D. Kemper Mrs. Charles S. Harrolu John L. Owings Clarence D. Odom Tom M. Jones Dewitt McCrary Ben I. Waller, Jr. John A. Jones FOURTH WARD I Iarky C. Stewart I Iarry D. Chapman T. T. CaRstarphln LEU: Scene tom TMI FLAITERIM6 W0« HIGH I: Gilbert a«d 5 lli.er l TRIAL «V JURY LEFT; MR. PIM PASSES BY The year t?44 saw the revival of interest in dramatics at Mercer. The Mercer Players became an active organization, and preparations were made for initiating members into Alpha Psi Omega, national honorary dramatic fraternity. The first play presented by the Mercer Players was Tin- tlal crinx l W. Included in the east were Charles Massey, Anne Ciiddiugs, Peyton Richter, [enme Sue Cti.nr. and Margaret Rigby. A one-act play, T'Ac G|a« Littly and if tv Bruits Gentle minr was acted Ivy fray Ellis, Fisher Craft, Lynn Seely, Nathan Byrd, and Joe Thomas. Reaching i high point on the Mercer calendar was the presentation on December 12, of Handel’s ‘’Messiah. This renowned Christmas oratorio was under the direction of Dr. Arthur L. Rich, with Mrs. Rich as organist and accompanist. Chorus members were students and faculty members. Taking part as guest soloists were Mrs. Mvrtis Pate, Atlanta; Mrs. Dorothy Wilbur Noah, Milledgcville; Stanley Perry, Atlanta; Max Noah, Milled Seville. The major dramatic club production was the A. A. Milne play entitled .Mr, Pint Pam'i By. Members of the cast were: George .Mardi n Olivia, his wife Mr. Pim Dinah Brian Strange Maid Charles Evans Lit A NOR I .OCR] IN Dupree Jordan Jane Goolsby Howard Womack til Nt flUKXETT Under the combined efforts of the Glee Club and the Mercer Players, the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta Trial by fury was presented!. Those in the cast were: The learned judge | Angelina ! Edwin, the defendant Usher Counsel for the plaintiff I irst bridesmaid Members of the jury, bridesmaids, spectators Craig's Wife, a Pulitzer prize-winning drama, was the final production of the year. Those in the east were Ann Giddings and Jimmy Cooper in the leading roles. Freda Watson, Lulu Stanford, Margaret Rigby, Naomi Holt, Mary Alice Lewis, Quinton Sikes, Jerry Krupp, Dan Eden, Kelly Elmore, Appreciation was expressed to Dr. Nancy Stewart, Mr. Arthur L, Rich, Mr. Charles H. Stone, Mrs. Riley B. Ply male, and Mr. Troy Ellis for their part in making play production possible at Mercer during the year. Jam: I-5' Gaily Charles Smith Naomi Holt Xrizt-NA So Lt,[VAN Jenson You Hershei Dar f.y Bi n Giles Mary Holwuhu A bit of imp entplu eicrait ImpAIlflf J Ff«IT PICTURES TO THE EDITOR Oh, fc ppf d y 16 Hvbk«r button if4t n« Ij—Ij LETTER TO THE EDITOR Dear Editor; This year has been a corkerl I just can't forget; Crackers and cold cream—tasty snacks chat the freshmen reveled in during rat ring. Those cigars that Virginia West and Betty Cribb did away with. Ss Richardson's ability when it came to pushing a coke bottle cap down the chapel aisle. When a certain gal with whitened face and otherwise horrific” countenance scared two floors of MEP half to death tn the middle of the night. Rigby's Ring out, wild bells” (complete with dead-pan expression) in one of the dramatic dub's presentations. The glass man, Mr. Ellis, ping-pinging against himself. Bill Smith's letting Beverly Kinney catch him on Sadie Hawkins Day . . . Porter Hall’s more than adequate rigging of mistletoe before the holidays, Burkhaher’s score when it came to getting pinned . . . The time MEP was completely stupehed because no one could take her Saturday night dunking—no hot water. [hat all of the girls decided to eat at school on Founders' Day . . . Those mad stampedes when the thundering herd emptied out oi every con- ceivable crevice in the physics lecture room and ainsed for the co-op. The fatal firecracker that caused for the barracks a fate worse than death.” The trek ro Robins l-ield made by the Trial by Jury” cast. The white lion who escaped and wandered over to MEP one morning. The almost universal camping-out in the library before term papers were due. The thrill” with which the girls watched those manly bodies go hurdling past on their way through the obstacle course. That woman-less wedding at the A D Pi carnival, and the muscle-bound bride himself. The drainage pipe that some mastermind finally chose as the solution for the ever- recurring puddle in front of MEP. That Charles Hertwig had a perfect formula for not letting himself get bored in class or chapel. He simply went to sleep to begin with. And, so you see, Mr. Editor, the whole year will always occupy a special nook in our memories. That's for sure! 17 Mariam Miron.- SUCCESSFUL ANNUALS Ifeipiirr the services iif experienreri and export craftsmen, trained in every ilelail «F the processes of creating •planning layout anil design ■ typesetting «printing lithographing ami liimlin ,.. 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