Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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ADMINISTRATION 1) . Sotught Dotell, A.B.. M.A.. Lt.1 . Ptcsuiirii Du, Stkight I )o« 111—A mountain of genial gentleman and scholar poured into a short person. I lie friendly smile is a credit to the institution. Major. Gi oh«,i CoNSt-U—A little rough around the edges, but so arc precious genu. Dr.an t ns Knight—There are so many adjectives, yet none can describe this wonderful person.

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SCENES Al —The Chapel fir it luno—Thu is a four- story building consisting of three main pjm, Six targe lecture rooms with ad penning offices for the instructors are in the front section. In the rejr is the chapel, j fine auditorium with j seating capacity of nine hundred. The Dramatic Department and practice rooms are on the ground floor. This year something new has been added—the much-needed clock which is located in the tower. A (fur—Port i a Hali. Gymnasium— Porter Hall, which was completed in 1918, serves a» a center of recreational activity and physical education. Intramural con- tests and other athletic events are held in this building. In the basement arc adequate dressing rooms, showers, and simitar facilities. At Left—Mars Eun Porti k Hall—The mam girls’ dormitory, M F. I'„ was com- pleted in 1941. With its lovely parlors and conveniently arranged suites, it is modern- istic throughout.

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Dean Richard C, Burts—Loved and known by all as an advisor, counselor, and friend. Dean Louise Brown—Represents the charm and grace of tlic true Mccerian lady. Mr. Frank Clark—Farmer, Preacher, and Registrar. Understanding, sympathetic and intellectual guardian of our records. Mu, Fred IL Hattrick,—The three ”IJ” man; business, business, and business. Richard C. Berts. A.B.. M.A. Dean of Men Louise Brown, A.B., M.Ed. Dean of Women Li Fred H. Hattkicji BnsJtteii Manager Frank Clark, A. B., M.A. Registrar