Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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ENGLISH W ECONOMICS Mercer is quite fortunate U. have DR. ROBERT HIGHEILE at the head of the English Department. You almost feel like you are in England as he glides through that old English as well as Chaucer did. All right , it’s DR. PAUL COUSINS, the warm- hearted anil friendly professor of literature who came to us from Shorter. Don’t you see? With him is the well-known PROFESSOR W. T. SMAI.I.EY, who pleases the students hv asking questions hv the roll. This English would be far from complete without MISS MABLE BRANTLEY, MRS. HENRY S. BARNES, and MISS MARY JORDAN SANDERS. Here we have The Colonel GEORGE BLOSSOM with all of his stories about his many different jobs; DR. A. B. ANTHONY. The Good Dr. , with his anecdotes, and DR. OLIVER SOROSI, the head of the Economics Department.

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LANGUAGES W BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DR. V. P. SMITH, head of the Modern Language Department, plant these tough Spanish assignments. MISS CORINE BYRD. MRS. HELEN McKENNA, and MISS JO EI I EN CUR ETON arc honored with probing wIa francais ct al cspanol” into the heads of language student . DR. F. K. S( HLT.TZE teaches German and smilingly greets everyone that he passes with a short H’ya. Associate Professor of Classical Languages DR. ROB- ERT E. ANTHONY is spoken of as being very kind and humble. That friend of the students, MRS. Z. B. VANCE, instructor of Secretarial Studies, handles her posi- tion with genuine interest and capability.

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W SCIENCE MATH METI CS MR. GAIL LUKE CARVER, «He true coincrv.it.on. i t' jnd head of our biology department, points to one ot those animals while MR. JOHN I). GOODMAN and MR. I HEOPHILUS PARVIN HAINES look on In the mathematic» department, PROFESSORS CLIFFORD Vi'. THOMPSON and JAMES A. DUN- t AN look on while PROFESSOR RILEY B. PLYMALF goes into the square root of the matter. The head of the physics department, OR. R. I. ALLEN, and MR. WILLIAM H. MINOR, have a K°od time showing us what the electron van be made to do. DR. BERNARD BETTMAN, head of the chemistry department, discusses the chemical make-up of the atom with MR. JOHN W. HOLDING. 21