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T. P. HAINES V in memory of Q mai 'L IM fl 1 li' I 5 1 N ' S! W ' 'I L! '! I , , ,Q wi' I I ' W1 il e ' ,, ,- 3, , 5 Hx X H L ADMINI T DR. SPRIGHT DOWELL AB., M.A., LL.B. President since 1929. ATION GEORGE B. CONNELL Vice-President OTIS B. KNIGHT Dean JOHN P. DAUGHTREY Dean of Men FRANK G. CLARK Registrar FRED H. HATTRICH Business Manager LOUISE BROWN Dean of Women ROBERT IVEY ALLEN B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Physics A. B. ANTHONY A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Economics REV. GUY N. ATKINSON A.B., Th.B. Director of Extension Department HENRY S. BARNES B.B.S., A.B., LL.B., M.A. Professor of Low MATTIE TYUS BARNES A.B., M.A. Instructor in English DAS KELLEY BARNETT A.B., Th.M. Th.D. Professor of Sociology ALBERT F. BATEMAN Sgt,, U. S. Army R. O. T. C. Instructor HENRY LOUIS BATTS A.Bf., M.R.E., Ph.D. Curry Professor of Religious Educotion JULIA A. BECKMAN B.S. Instructor in Physicol Educotion BERNARD BETTMAN B.A.,. M.A., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry GEORGE L. BLOSSOM C.P.A. Instructor in Economics ond Accounting MAB EL BRANTLEY Bs., M.A. Instructor in Educotion G. McLEOD BRYAN B.A., M.A., B.D. Professor of Christianity CORINNE BYRD A.B., M.A. Instructor in Foreign Longuoges GAI L LUKE CARVER A.B., A.M. Professor of Biology PAUL M. COUSINS A.B., M.A., LL.D. Professor of English JAMES M . COWAN B.S., M.A. Instructor in Physicol Educotion ond Cooch J. ELLEN CURETON A.B. Instructor in Foreign Longuoges ROBERT C. DUKE B.S., Captain, U. S. Army Assistant Professor, Military Science and Tactics T. P. HAINES B.S., M.S. Professor of Biology VICTOR C. HECK M.A. Professor of Economics and Business Administration ROBERT D. HIGHFILL A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Pollock Professor of English JOHN W. HOLDING B.S., M.S. Professor of Chemistry HANSFORD D. JOHNSON B.D., A.B., D.D., LL.D. Roberts Professor of Christianity EDWIN D. JOHNSTON A.B., Th.M., Ph.D. Professor of Christianity A SPENCER B. KING, JR. A.B., M.A. Professor of H i story MALCOLM LESTER A.B., M.A., Fulbright Scholar, University of London Associate Professor of History MALCOLM DONALD McDONALD Instructor in Journalism HAROLD L. MCMANUS BA., 'rh.M., s.T.M. Professor of Church History CHARLES E. NADLER B.S., B.Ed. Professor of Law PETER OLESON M.A.,. Ph.B. Professor of German RILEY B. PLYMALE A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of Mathematics HELEN B. PLYMALE A.B., M.A. Associate Professor of English JAMES C. QUARLES B.A.,. LL.B. Associate Professor of Law JAMES C. ROHBERG A.B., LL.B. Law Librarian JOSEPH W. REID, JR. A.B., M.A. Professor of Political Science .s-...me -ef :aiu -L- - -awww :5?.e:-:ir-.:,,1:1-r -5:,.eE,:3.,.:. wif W A M- Q - -m gfgif Mc'se sf W M1 mumrm- ?gg'Lf-,Mean-4,657-:cavity-P Mn-gm ' 1 My WLWM L. Wu ,MW Em., .,.,, ...........,..,.. ,Q,,, , , ,L 'E ef t11mf-fm'i1Z f APSTWM ...... -.. ,. - M ,...,, .... ,... . . M.- -M Y 11 im ., H - - Wm -EM,-M , . .,,., M... ll Vit' 'Wf- uv I- Yimmirmww : :..!VT Q! 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W ..,W 'Er-gwwiimmmwf r m--1 .... .. ,.... . ,..., .... 1 . . personnel Bobbie Bobo Harry Smith Secretary to the President Alumni Secy Frances Floyd Assistant Alumni Secy. T,- Mrs. Gussie Lumey 3 Receptionist I I Mrs. Hixon Secretary to the Deans Kittie Jones Mrs. Brown Betsy Nelson Assistant Dean ol Women Kathryn Marshall Mrs. Henry Crowe Nurse for the Men's Dormitories Business Staff Mrs. Terrell and Mrs. Reeves Dietitians, Sherwood Hall Mrs. Nickerson Dietitian and Nurse, Porter Hall Mr. John Hunter Director of Religous Educaton Miss Cornelia Varner Mary Reeves, A nn NeeSmitl1 Resident Councilor, Porter Hall School Law School Secretaries night class politics freshmen at the president's home summer school T udems SOQQ 6 6 X601 0 mdk 0 somw ood 166 NGYCG Xobwgs 'comms cmvpos Bobbie Bobo Bennie Almond English Dewel Wellington English George W. Farmer Joe Thomas Hazel Bessie Mok Charles R. White CLASS 'E' lfi 5 OFFXCERS PRES. LAM - 'mm-ful L, 1 CE-P RES. B AR CLEMENTS XIX il 5 ,3 Q Q B N REEDER SEC. ESL TREAS. RON PLD EASO the ,r . rlum Phanf Senior JACK F. ABEL A.B. Sigma Nu. JANE M. ABEL lMRS.l A.B. President Chi ga Cardinal Key HARVEY M. IRA EARL ALLEN ALLEN A.B. A.B. Omega Kappa Sigma M. I. M. B. S. U. wi 5 ALEX. K. ALLEY, JR. A.B. Secretary Alp Omega Alembic Club DOROTHY ANDREWS A.B. Alpha Delta ROBERT B. ARNOLD A.B. ' A ha Tau Pi Alpha Tqu Omega -Social Chairman '49-'51, Vice-Presi- dent '50 F. B. L. A. JOSEPH L. BACON A.B. Sigma Nu ROBERT B. Team Associa- Phi Omega- it '49-'50, y '48-'49 CARLTON W. BARNES A.B. Alpha Phi Omega Vice-Pres. B. S. U. Greater Council, Executive Council Life Service Band Ministerial Associa- tion R0 wAl:rsR MURRAY' BEALI. Varsity Track ROGER A.B. M Club BASS Kappa Sigma Intramurals Kappa Phi Kappa Bear Skin A.B. Brownie Internation- Phi Delta Theta Ministerial Associa- al of America Chaplin tion Sunshine Club DAVIS 0. BLANKS A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon '46-'5I, Pledge Trainer '51 . F.B.L.A. '49-'5l. R.O.T.C. '49-'5l. Intramural Sports '49-'5l. Varsity Track M e r c e r Military Club '50-'5l. Sunshine Club. ROBERT EARL BLACKBURN A.B. Ministerial Associa- tion 550-'5l. Life Service Band '50-'5 l. Alpha Phi Omega '50-'5 l. B.S.U. '50-'5l. Delta Tau Delta ANNE BLACK A.B. B.S.U. President '50- '5l, Sect. '49-'50, Librarian '48-'49, M. I. C. A. Publicity Chr. '50-5l, Pro- gram Chr. '49-'50, Room Custodian '48- '49, Y. W. A. Steward- ship Chr. '49-'50, Publications Chr. '48-'49. Women's Student Government '50-5l. Religious Education Association '47-5l. Life Service Band '47-'5l. Kappa Delta Epsilon '50-'5l. Cardinal Key '50- '5l. JOSEPH E. BECK A.B. R. O. T. C. Mercer Military Club HUBERT T. BLOODWORTH A.B. Alpha Phi Omega '49-'5O. Alernbic Club '50- '51 M.lzM.A. 'so-'51, PAUL BOBBITT A.B., B.S.U. Execu- tive Council, Third Vice-President Ministerial Associa- tion Vice-President Student Council Chi Alpha Omega Blue Key ROBERT H. BONE A.B. Kappa Sigma '47- '51, Grand Scribe '50-'5l. Kappa Phi Kappa Cluster Managing Editor '5O. ml EUGENE E. BONNER A.B. M.l.M.A. '49-'5l. A Cappella Choir '49-'5l. E L HAL P. BOSWELL A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon '47-'51, Recorder '48, Vice-President '49. Tennis Team '49- '50 Mercer Military Club '49-'51, R.O.T.C. '47-'50. Cadet Captain '49- '50 MW club '50-'5l. EMMETT W. BOWERS A.B. Phi Delta Theta '48- '5l. . Mercer Military Club '50-'5l. B.S.U. '48-'49, Ex- ecutive Council Religious Education Association '48-'49, Harry's Club '49- '5l. Sunshine Club '49- '5l. DORIS E. BRACKEN A.B. W.A.A. '47-'5l. Mercer Players '49- '50, Phi Mu President '50-'5l. Ciceronian '47-'5l. Bearskin Staff '47- '48 Y.W.A. '49-'5o. JAMES F. BRAY A.B. Ministerial Associa- tion '49-'5l. A Cappella Choir '49-'5 l. Lambda Chi Alpha '49-'51, Secretary '50-'5l, Chaplain '50-'5 l. B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil '49-'50. JULIAN N. BROOKS A.B. F.B.L.A. '49-'50. WILLIAM K. BUFFINGTON A.B.-LL.B. Alpha Tau Omega Secretary '49, Debating Team '50. Law School Associa- tion '50, Treasurer '50 Phi'AIpha Deira '50. l.F.C. Representa- tive '49-'50. wi ELIZABETH M. BURKS A.B. Phi Mu '48-51, House Manager '49- '50. B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil '48-'50. Cluster Staff '48- '49. A Cappella Choir '48-'51, Glee Club '48-'5l, Social Chr. 'SO-'5l. Y. W. A. '48-'50, Publications Chr. Chorister Mercer Players '48- '49 1 Ciceronian Literary Society '48-'5 l. Life Service Band '48-'49. ROBERT E. BURKS A.B. Track '50-'5l. Basketball '50-'5l. M Club '5l. Ministerial Associa- tion '51, B.S.U. First Vice- President '5 l. Life Service Band '50-'5l. Chi Alpha Omega '51, Sigma Chi JUNE BUSBEE- A.B. Kappa Delta Epsilon W.A.A. '48-'51, President '50. B.S.U. '48-'5l. Y.W.A. '48-'5l. Life Service Band '48-'49, Chi Omega '48-'5l. JANE BUSBEE A.B. Cardinal Key Presi- lent '50-'5l. B.S.U. '48-'51, Ex- ecutive Council, Sec- ond Vice-President. Y.W.A. Council '48- '49. Women's Student Government Repre- sentative '49-'50. Lite Service Band '48-'49. B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil '49-'5l. W.A.A. Religious Education Association '49, S o cial Chairman Porter Hall. Chi Omega '48-'5l. MARY JIM BURT A.B. JAMES W. BURNHAM, JR. A.B. Sigma Nu '50. Alembic Club '49- '50. Brownie Club '48 '50. Haig JOHN J. WILLIAM N. MARGARET D. CHARLES H. BUTLER CALLAWAY CARLTON CARROLL A B A B A.B. A.B. Phi Delta Theta Glee Club '46-'5l. F.T.A. '49-'5l. Phi Eta Sigma '48. A Cappella '46-'5l. Y.W.A. Kappa Phi Kappa '50 Alpha Phi Omega wt 5 SARA R. CARSTARPHEN A,B. M.l.C.A. '49-'5I. W.A.A. '49-'5l. Student Government '50-'5l. Intramurals '48-'5Og 'Cappa Delta Epsilon '50-'5 l , Secretary '50-'5l. w JOHN A. CARTER A.B. Kappa Sigma, Bas- ketball. GEORGE H. CHAMLEE A.B. Phi Delta Theta Re- porter '47-'5O. 'I Cluster Sports Ed. '47-'49, Cauldron Sports Ed. '49, Press Club Vice-Pres. '49-'50. Cluster Board of Control '49-'50. Military Club '49- '50. ALICE CHANDLER A.B. Chi Omega '47-'50. 'roN Alelnbic club '49- '51 wt' HENRY T. CLAY A.B. Kappa Alpha '48- '51 C . L JEFF iceronian iterary Society '49-'5l. CLEMENTS A.B. Sigma Intramurals '49-'5 I . W. LAMAR CLEMENTS A.B. Kappa Sigma '47- '50, Master of Cere- monies Ministerial Associa- tion '48-'50. Ciceronian Literary Society '47-'50, Alembic Club '47- '49 M3'club '47-'49. Captain Varsity Bas- ketball Team '50- '51 Track Team '48-'50 FRANK R. COMAN, JR. A.B. WILLIAM T. COLQUITT A.B. M Club '49-'5l.. Baseball '50-'5l. Basketball '50-'Sl Track '48-'5l. J. HENRY COFFER, JR. A.B. A Cappella Choir M.l.M.A. B. S. U. Executive Council Ministerial Associa- tion B. S. U. Band Sigma Nu ELWOOD A. CLINE A.B. Alpha Tau Omega '48-'49. Mercer Ministerial Association. 29 BOYD L. CULP A.B. Kappa Alpha '50- '51 Aieinbac Club, '5l. R.o.T.c. '50-'51, CHARLES M. CULVER A.B. Alpha Psi Omega President Mercer Players Ciceronian Literary Society Phi Delta Theta Chaplain, Alumni Secretary Associate Editor of the Cauldron LOVICK P. CULVERHOUSE A.B. Kappa Alpha wi 6 9 U HAROLD T. CUMMINGS A.B. Kappa Phi Kappa Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Phi Omega F.T.A. JACK G. CURINGTON A.B. BILLIE JUNE CURL . A.B. Cardinal Key Sect. '49-'50. Sigma Mu Vice-Pres. '49-'50. Women's Student Government Senior Rep. '49-'50. Y.W.A. '49-'50. W.A.A. '49, Chi Omega. B S. U. Devotional Committee '50. Kappa Delta Epsilon '50-'5l. GLENN C. DAVIS A.B. MALCOLM C. DAVIS A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Vice - Pres. '50, Chaplain '49 - '50, Chronicler, Pres. '5l. l.F.C. Rep. '50. Cheerleader '47-'48. intramural Sports WOODROW C. DAVIS A.B. A Cappella Choir '48-'49, Ministerial Associa- tion '48-'50. Kappa Phi Kappa Vice-Pres. '49-'50. RICHARD DEANE A.B. x0 JOSEPH A. DONNAN A.B. Alpha Tau Omega '48-'5l. R.O.T.C. '48-'50. F.B.L.A. '49-'5l. Intramurals '48-'5l. Mercer Military Club '50-'51, Treas. '50. RONALD EASON A.B. Mercer Players Alpha Psi Omega Cauldron Art Editor '49-'50. Bear Skin Editor '50- '5l. Kappa Sigma '50- '5l, Pledge Presi- dent '50. Brownie Club Blue Key '50-'5I. ERNEST W. DURLOO A.B. Phi Delta Theta Ciceronian Literary Society Alpha Psi Omega RUTH M. DUNWODY A.B. Alpha Delta Pi '47- '5I, Vice-Pres. '50- '5l, Social Chrz '49- '50. H e a d Cheerleader '48-'50. Cheerleader '47-'5I. Flying Club '47. W.A.A. '47-'51, S. A. E. Sweetheart '47-'48. Student Government '48-'50. May Court '47-'49. Sophomore Class Sponsor '48-'49, Junior Class Sponsor '49-'50. Bear Skin '5I, Miss Mercer '50. GLORIA L. DOWNS A.B. Chi Omega '47-'51, W.A.A. '49-'50-'5I. A Cappella Choir Pan - Hellenic Sect. nusismon I I oouGl.As 49- 50- A.B. '49-'50. ELMON G. EDWARDS A.B. Ministerial Associa- tion '47-'5l. Masonic Club '50 '5l. GENE ETHRIDGE A.B. Ministerial Associa- tion '47-'50. Life Service Band '48-'5O. Mission Band '47- '50, Chi Alpha Omega '49-'5O. B. S. U. Executive Council '51, Student Government Council, B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil'48. MARY CONWAY ETHRIDGE A.B. M.l.C.A. '49-'50, Sigma Nu '50-'5l. A Cappella W. A. A. Secretary '49-'5O. Religious Education Association '49-'5O. B. S. U. Greater Council '49-'5O. KO GEORGE W. FIELDS A.B. Ministerial Associa- tion Pres. '48-'5'l. B. S. U. Executive Council '50-'5l. Chi Alpha Omega '50-'5l. 32 BARBARA A. FLEMING A.B. Mercer Players '47- '48 A Cappella Choir '48-'5O. Glee Club '48-'5O. Y.W.A. '47-'5l. B. S. U. Greater Council '48-'5l. Life Service Band '49-'5l. Alembic Cluo '47- '5l. M.l.C.A. '48-'5l. Charm Board '50- '5l w.A.A. '49-'5 1. RUTH FLOWERS A.B. B. S. U. Life Service Band Mission Band M.l.C.A. WILLIAM A. FOUNTAIN A.B. Kappa Sigma '49- '5l. TALMADGE D. FOWLER A.B. Chi Alpha Omega '49-'5O. B. S. U. Executive Council '49-'5O. Ministerial Associa- tion '49-'5O. Lite Service Band '49-'50, ALLER T.A. '49-'5 I. EVELYN FRANKLIN A.B. KD TRUITT GANNON A.B. Ministerial Associa- tion '47-'51, Sect. '50-'5l. Bear Skin '48-'49. Life Service Band '47-'5I. Pi Phi '49-'50, Pres. '49-'50. B. S. U. Greater Council '47-'48. BESSIE LEE GARDNER A.B. Life Service Band '49-'51, Sect. '50. A Cappella '49-'51, Alembic Club '49- '51, Y. W. A. '49-'51, Sect. '5l. M.I.C.A. '49-'5I. GEORGE ROY GENUNG, JR. A.B. Kappa Sigma Alpha Phi Omega Bear Skin Circulation Manager '49. Bear Skin Associate Editor '50. Cluster '47-'48, Ciceronian Literary Society '47-'48. Olympic Club R. O. T. C. R. O. T. C. Officers' Club Intramural Sports Tennis Team BARNEY L. GARRETT A.B. Kappa Alpha No. VIII '47-'50. Mercer Military Club Sect. '49-'50. F.B.L.A. '48-'49. Mercer Players '48- '49. R. O. T. C. '47-'49, Lt. Col. '49. Distinguished Mili- tary Student '49- '50. KERMIT C. GARNER A.B. R.O.T.C. '48-'51, VIRGINIA GARLAND A.B. Chi Omega Pledge Mistress '49-'50. Mercer Players '47- '49, Y.W.A. '47-'5i. B. S. U. Greater Council '48-'49. Cauldron '49. Charm Board 33 THOMAS JACKSON ARCHIE LOUIS GILLON GLEASON A.B. A.B. Kappa Alpha M Club Varsity Golf '47-'50. WILLIAM L. GOODRICH A.B. Alpha Tau Omega '50-'5l. R. O. T. C. Mercer Military Club '50-'5l. wb WILLIAM B. GREENHAW, JR. A.B. Kappa Phi Kappa '50-'5l. Alpha Phi Omega '50-'51, B. S. U. '47-'5l. ALBERT T. GREER A.B. Ministerial Associa- tion SIDNEY GRESHAM A.B. Ministerial Associa- tion '49-'5 I. FORREST L. HAGAN, JR. A.B. Cluster Advertising Staff '47-'48. F.B.L.A. '48-'50, V.- Pres. '50. Mercer Players '48- '49. American Legion Cauldron 49-'50, Business Manager '49-'50. Vice-Pres. Student Body '50-'5I. Kappa Alpha '47-' Sl. DOT HAMILTON A.B. Y.W.A. '47-'50. W.A.A. '47-'50. Student Government '50. Sect. Student Gov- ernment '50-'5I. Red Cross Council '48 Alembic '48, Alpha Delta Pi, Sect. '50 - '51, Cauldron '50. L0 LAWRENCE P. HARDY JOHN R. HARRI ROBERT L. ELIZABETH ANNE SON Cli' ,Alpbe Omega, HARGRETT, JR. HARRIS AB- Mlnlsterial Associa- Alembic Club 11011 A-B. Gamma Sigma Ep- Phl Delta Theta Alpha Delta Pi silon Pres. '50. GLENN T. HILL A.B. Alpha Phi Omega '48-'50. Sophomore Class Sect. '48. Ministerial Associa- tion '48-'50. B. S. U. Executive Council '50. Cross Country Team '49 WALLACE E. HICKMAN A.B. American L e g io n '50-'5l. Tennis Team '5l. HERMAN R.l HEFLIN A.B. Ministerial Associa- tion '48-'50. Alpha Phi Omega '50. FRED H. HATTRICH,JR. A.B. Mercer Players '48- '50 Press Club '48-'50. Mgr. Tennis Team '50. Intramurals Kappa Alpha Histo- rian '50. M Club '50. JAMES W HOWARD A.B. l M.l.M.A. '49-'5l. B,S.U. '49-'5l. Ministerial Associa- tion '49-'5l. Alpha Phi Omega '50-'5l. Student Government ANNIE MARIE BRINSON J HERBERT HOWELL HUGHES HYDE A B A.B. A.B. Chi Omega Alpha Tau Omega Ministerial Associa- '49-'51, tion Alembic Club '49- '50 WILLIAM L JAMESON A.B. HELEN JOHNSON '50-'5l. L0 A.B. Phi Mu Sect. Y.W.A. '49-'5l. Ciceronian '49-'5l. A Cappella Choir '49-'5l. Glee Club '49-'5l. WARDLOW A. JOHNSON A.B. R.O.T.C. '49-'5l. M.l.M.A. '49-'5I. F.B.L.A. '49-'5l. Olympic Club '50- '5 . B.S.U. '49-'5l. A Cappella Choir '49-'5O. Life Service Band '50-'51, GEORGE E. JONES A.B. Phi Delta Theta '48- '5l. Sunshine Club Harry Club Delta Pi wt' RALPH E. JONES, JR. A.B. B.S.U. '48-'50, Ministerial Associa- tion '48-'5O. Chi Alpha Omega '49-'50. Alpha Phi Omega '49-'5O. Intramural Sports '48-'5O. WALTER A. LAWRY A.B. Sigma Nu '49-'51, Commander '50-'5l. lnterfraternity Coun- cil '50-'5l. R.O.T.C. '49-'5l. Mercer Military Club '50-'5l. Distinguished Milita- ry Student '50. THOMAS W. KEOWN, JR. A.B. Alpha Phi Omega M Club Baseball '50-'51, Intramurals OLA JEAN DAVID CLAYTON JQRDAN JORDON A-B. A.B. Lite Service Band Mercer Players '49-'5l. Alpha Psi Omega Alembic Club '49- B. S. U. '51 PAUL E. KAYLOR A.B. A Cappella Choir '49-'5O. Lite Service Band '49-'5l. Chi Alpha Omega '49-'51, Historian '50-'51 Ministerial Associa- tion '49-'5l, Acting Pres. Summer '50. B. S. U. Greater Council '49-'50, Ex- ecutive Council '50- '5l, Pres. Summer '50, Chi Alpha Omega National Historian '50-'5l. M.l.M.A, '49. STEPHENS A. JUHAN, Ill A.B. Kappa Phi Alpha '50-'5l. WILMA M. JORDAN A.B. Alembic Club '49- '5l. Life Service Band '49-'51, 37 RUFUS E. LESTER, JR. A.B. Kappa Alpha Order '47-'5l. Phi Eta Sigma '47- '51, Pres. '50-'5l. Sigma Nu, '50-'5l. Alembic Club '47- '51, Pres. '50-'5l. Mercer Military Club Pres. '49-'50. Cadet Colonel R. O. T. C. '49-'50. Bear Skin Staff '47- '50. Cauldron Staff '49- '50. JOE D. LISTER A.B. Ministerial Associa- tion Kappa Sigma MALCOLM C. RUTH K. LUNCEFORD MANAU A.B. A.B. A Cappella Choir F.T.A. '49-'5l President Cauldron '47-'49 F.T.A. Ciceronian '48-'Sl M Club President Track Team Men's Probation Choir Alpha Tau Omega wi Phi Mu Treasurer Y.W.A. '48-'51 MRS. ELIZABETH M. MARTIN A.B. GILBERT MARTIN A.B. Life Service Band '48-'5l B. S. U. Executive Council, First Vice- Pres. '48-'49, Great- er Council '48-'50. Ministerial Associa- tion M.l.M.A. '48-'49 B.S.U. State Coun- cil First Vice-Pres, Chi Alpha Omega '49-'5l. Kappa Sigma '49- '5l. JOHN B. g MATHEWS A.B. M.l.M.A. Chi Alpha Omega Ministerial Associa- tion Delta Tau Delta PATSY M. MATHEWS A.B. ROBERT B. MATHEWS A.B. F.T.A. President F.B.L.A. Choir Manager Student Government B.S.U. Life Service Band Alpha Tau Omega WAYNE D. MATHEWS A.B. Alpha Tau '49-'5 l. U.S.M.C.R. LOUIS Q. MOORE A.B. Alpha Tau Omega Secretary Glee Club A Cappella Choir Alembic Club FRANK F. MOODY A.B. A Cappella Choir '49-'50. Glee Club '49-'50. Life Service Band '49-'50. M.l.M.A. '49-'50. Alpha Phi Omega '49-'50. Ministerial Associa- tion '49-'50. B.S.U. JOHN A. MAY A.B. Varsity Baseball '50. Omega Intramural Softball '50. Brownie Club '50E ALLISON C. MAYFIELD A.B. Chi Omega '49-'5l. W.A.A. '50. Y.W.A. '49-'5l. Sect. and Treas. Life Service Band '51, B. S. U. Glee Club '5l. A Cappella Choir '49. B. S. U. Greater Council '50. JOE H. MILLER, JR. B.S. Pre-Med Club JERRE C. MILLER, JR. A.B. JANET LEE MENEFEE A.B. Chi Omega '49-'5l. A Cappella Choir '49-'5l. Glee Club '49-'5l. Y.W.A. '49-'5l. W.A.A. '49-'5l. 39 l JOHN W. MORRIS A.B. Phi Delta Theta WILLIAM D. MORROW A.B. Pi Kappa Phi WW' X r, .i r time .. f 4 JIM S MOUNT Blue Key 49- 50 Phi Delta Theta President'5O, Choris ter, Historian Mercer Choir 81 Glee Club '49-'50 Pres M Club Alpha Psi Omega '48-'50 lntertraternity Coun cil Sect. '50. Varsity Track Team '47-'49. F.B.L.A. '48-'50 Alpha Phi Omega '47-'48. Mercer Players '47 '50. B. S. U. Greater Council '47-'48 Mercer Cluster Bear Skin O JOHN J McCREARY JR Mercer Players 48 F B L A 48 9 Kappa Alpha Order 48 5l Treas 50 T C 49 Cadet Major 50 Scabbard and Blade 5 LEE E McDANIEL Chi Omega 47 JEAN W McDANIEL Wesley Foundation MARGARET RUTH NELSON B S U Greater Coun 49 Chapel Choir 4 MICA Pres W o m e n s Student Government V I c e Pres 50 5l Cardinal Key 50 Kappa Delta Epsi lo 50 5l JOSEPH J NIXON Gamma Sigma Epsi lo 49 5l Phi Delta Theta 5 - Aielnbic cm - TOMMY C. OLMSTEAD Sigma Alpha Epsilon '47-'5l. Kappa Phi Kappa 40 '50-'5 l. B u s in ess Manager Mercer Cluster '49. Student Government '49. GORDON PARKS ROBERT ALTON PARRISH JR. Lambda Chi Alpha Vice-Pres. 50- . Gamma Sigma Epsi- lon Treas. 50- 51. Alembic Club Vice- Pr s. 50- 51. JACK L. PATRICK JAMES H PITTMAN Alpha Tau Omega 49 51 Alemblc Club 49 Intramurals 49 51 ESTUS W PIRKLE Ministerial Assocla tion 49 50 Treas 50 51 Sigma Mu 50 51 JOHN R PETTEY JR Sigma Alpha Epsilon 47 51 Recorder GLENN T. PELHAM Alpha Tau Omega Alphi Phi Omega President 49- 51. Debating Team JACK RICHARD PERRY A Cappella Choir 47 49 Phi Eta Sigma 47 Alpha Phi Omega 47 49 M e n s Probation Choir 48 49 Brownie Club 47 Cluster Managing Editor 49 50 Bear Skin Editor 49 50 Blue Key Pres 50 Sunishine Club 49- Sigma Nu Lieuten- ont Commander 48- Sigma Nu 49-51. THOMAS C. PERKINS Aiefhbac Club 48- . . T. C. 47- Captain 50. Intramurals 48-51. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 4 -51 Vice- res. 41 WESTON M. PLYMALE A.B. Phi Eta Sigma '47- '50 Alpha Phi Omega '48-'50. JAMES I PU RCELL Ministerial ASSOCIO tion 48 50 LESTER E PRITCHETT Ministerial Associa tion '49-'51, Masonic Club Treas. '49-'5l. 10 HARRIETT T RANKIN Alpha Delta Pi 48 Cauldron Photogra pher 49 50 42 CHARLES R RAWLINS Alpha Tau 46 48 Omega JAMES S RAY Kappa Sigma 47 JOSEPH DON REEVES A.B. Kappa Sigma '47- '5l, Vice-Pres. '49- '50. Ministerial '48-'5l. Freshman Advisor '50. Ciceronian Literary Society Blue Key '50-'5l. Intramurals '48-'5l. All-Star Football '49-'50. Junior Class Pres. '49-'50. Cross-Country Team '49 Track '48. Cluster '48, Student Government Pres. '50-'5l. Kappa Phi Kappa '50-'5l. JAMES MADDEN REID A.B. Kappa Alpha '48- '50, No. I '50-'5l. Blue Key '49-'50. F.B.L,A. '48-'49. Varsity Tennis '49- '50 W club '49-'51. Officers' Club R. O. T. c. '50. MAYNARD L. REYNOLDS A.B. Kappa Sigma '47- '5l. Basketball '47-'48. M Club '47-'48. Track '47-'48. EVERETT SASSER, J R. A.B. Alembic Club '47- '50. ARTH UR RAY ROWLAND A.B. PRENTICE E. ROLAND A.B. Phi Eta Sigma '49- '5l. Kappa Phi Kappa '50-'5I. WILLIAM R. ROBINSON A.B. Kappa Alpha Order THOMAS A. ROACH Varsity Tennis Team A.B. HENRY A. SEAMAN A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon R. O. T. C. Intramurals Sunshine Club LaVERNE SALTSGAVER A.B. Pi Kappa Phi Transferred from G. M. C. '50. RICHARD B. ROUSE A.B. R.O.T.C. '50-'5I. Kappa Sigma '50- '5I. DAVID R. ROGERS A.B. GROVER J. ROBBINS A.B. American Le g io n '48-'49, Commander '49-'50. Alembic Club '48- '50. Phi Eta Sigma '48- '50 M.I'.M.A. '48-'49, Intramurals '48-'50. Brownie Club 43 BOBBIE SEAY A.B. Alpha D '5 I . elta Pi '48- RICHARD P SHERIDAN A.B. Kappa Alpha K.K.K1 Grand Lizard LAMAR L. SHELDON A.B. Alpha Tau Omega '49-'5l. R.O.T.C. '48-'5l. Mercer Military Club '50-'5l. Intramurals '50. 10 WARREN O SHIELDS A.B. B. S. U. Executive Council '50-'5l. Life Service Band '49-'5l. Ministerial Associa- tion '50-'5l. Chi Alpha Omega '50-'5l. vb ROBERT E SIMPSON A.B. Lambda Chi Alpha, Athletic Director Ministerial Associa tion All-Star Football '48, Varsity Baseball '49. Mercer Players B r o w nies lnterna tional Sunshine Club Cauldron Statt B. S. U. MARY JUNE SMALLEY A.B. Alpha Delta Pi, Treas. '48-'49, Pres. '50-'5l. Bearskin '47-'48, Cluster '47-'50. A Cappella Choir '47-'5l. Glee Club '47-'5l. Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil '49-'5l. Student Government '49-'5l. Editor Cauldron '50. Cardinal Key '49- '50. BARBARA DAWN SMITH A.B. Y.W.A. '47-'50. Mercer Players '47- '49. W.A.A. '47-'48, Alembic Club '47- '50. Cauldron '47-'49. Chi Omega '47-'5l. BETTY TOM SMITH A.B. Phi Mu '47-'5l. Bearskin '47-'48. Cheerleader '47-'5l. Head Cheerleader '50 Y.W.A. '47-'5l. W.A.A. '47-'5l. Mercer Players '49- '5l. Ciceronian Literary Society '50-'5l. Kappa Sigma Pledge Sweetheart '48-'49. Kappa Sigma Spon- sor '49-'50. CHARLIE T. SMITH A.B. Ministerial Associa- tion '48-'5l. DONALD D. SMITH A.B. JOHN T. UNDERWOOD A.B. FELIX A. TURNER A.B. B.S.U. '49-'5l. Chi Alpha Omega Publicity Chairman '50 - '5l, National 'Chaplain '50-'5l. Ministerial Associa- tion '49-'5l. Gauntlet Editor '49- '5O. Life Service Band '49-'5O. A Cappella Choir '49-'5O. REG M. TOMLIN A.B. Sigma Aloha Epsilon R. O. T. C. CHARLES B. THARP A.B. Varsity Tennis Team '47-50, Captain '48. Mercer Military Club '49-'5l, Vice-Pres. lntertraternity Coun- cil '48-'5l, Pres. Kappa Alpha Order '47-'51, Vice-Pres. Blue Key Vice-Pres. '49-'5l. Cadet Lt. Col. R. O. T. C. '49-'5O. Distinguished Mili- tary Student. FRANCIS C. SMITH A.B. R.O.T.C. '49-'5l. Aloha Phi Omega Chi Alpha Omega Ministerial Associa- tion '47-'5l. Mercer Cluster As- sistant Business Manager '48-'49. CLAUDE O. VANN A.B. Pi Kappa Phi Pres. F.B.L.A. W. WESLEY TURTON A.B. Alpha Tau Omega '47-'5 l. ANNABEL C. TRAPP A.B. Religious Education Association '48-'5O. B.S.U. Second Vice- Pres. '48-'49, Great- er Council '47-'50, Lite Service Band '47-'48. Mercer Players '47- '48. Cardinal Key '49- '50, W.A.A. Treas, '49- '50, ANN THOMAS A.B. B. S. U. Executive Council '49-'5l, S. S. Rep. and Sect. B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil. Glee Club '48-'49. World Mission Band '49-'5l, Vice-Pres. and Pianist. CLARK B. TATUM, JR. A.B. Kappa Sigma '50- '5l. R,O.T.C. '49-'5O. 45 JAMES H. VENABLE A.B. Kappa Alpha Order No. 3 Alembic Club '49- '51. Cluster '48-'5l. BILLY FRANK WOODS A.B. Sigma Nu '50-'51. A Cappella Choir Librarian '49-'51, Sherwood St ude nt Government Presi- dent '50. B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil '49-'51, Intramurals '50. Ministerial Associa- tion '49-'51. Alpha Phi Omega '50-'51. Alpha Psi Omega '51, Cauldron Circulation Manager '51, Mercer Players '51, Glee Club '49-'51, Lite Service Band Kappa Phi Kappa '51 F.TiA. '51, LAURICE WALKER A.B. B.S.U. Ministerial Associa- tion World Mission Band HUGH K. WALL A.B., Pi Kappa Phi '50-'5-1. F,B.L.A, '50-'51. Mercer Players '50- '51 R.O.T.C. '49-'5i. JANICE ADELE WEATHERS A.B. Chi Omega '48-'50, Rush Chairman '49, Sect. '50. Kappa Delta Epsilon '49-'50, Pres. '50. Cluster '49-'50. F.T.A. '49-'50. A Cappella Choir '48-'50. Glee Club '48-'50. Y.W.A. '48-'50. Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil '49-'50. Mercer Players '49- '5O . W.A.A. '48-'50. CLARENCE W. WHITLEY A.B, Ministerial Associa- tion '46-'50. Lite Service Band '46-'50. German Club '47- '50. International Rela- tions Club '48-'50. Chi Alpha Omega '47-'50. SWINTON B. WALKER A.B., F.B.L.A. '49 '50. WALTER C. WATSON A.B. Kappa Alpha Order '46-'51, No. 1V '47- '48 DUANE G. WEST A.B. Basketball B Team '48-'49, WALDO MA RTI N WOODCOCK A.B. B.S.U. '49-'51. Sigma Nut '50-'51. Pi Phi '49-'50. Varsity Tennis Team '50-'51. Ministerial Associa- tion '49-'51. A Cappella Choir '49-'51, JOHN Z. WORSHAM A.B. Kappa Phi Kappa '49-'51. F.T.A. '49-'51, 46 I E 2 2 K E E 1 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 5 9 3 Q 3 4 The . unldenfified , lunior E ONNXE HALL SELLfV P. C CERS1 PRES, GLENN CAS Knot pKctured5 CLASS OEEX I 9,1 os. Sec mfevw REE CUN NX CORLISS AARON B.S. Alembic Club Mercer Players Alpha Delta Pi HARRY W. ABERNATHY PANSY ABBOTT A.B. AQB1 , , , Chi Omega Ministerial Association Y' W. A. MARYSE M. ANDERSON JAMES D. ADCOCK A.B. D. D. S. Y. W.A. Pi Kappa Phi Assistant Editor Porter Potter Gauntlet JOSEPH P. BAILEY, JR. Women's Student Government A.B. B. S. U. Lambda Chi Alpha Life Service Band Alembic Club ' s LELAND C. BAILEY A.B. B. S. U. ROBERT E. BAYNARD A.B. Alpha Phi Omega Phi Eta Sigma Phi Eta Sigma Histori '50 WALTER R. BARFIELD A.B. M. l. M. A. Life Service Band B. S. U. Ministerial Association Choir on 149-1 ANN BEALL . A.B. Phi Eta Sigma Sec. 81 Treas '49- Alpha Delta Pi '50. A. D. Pi Assistant Treas. '50. Future Business Leaders of A. D. Pi Chaplain '50-'5l. America Cauldron Editor '50-'5l. R. O. T. C. Mercer Military Club Sigm S. A. a Alpha Epsilon E. Chaplain '49. S. A. .E. Correspondent S. A. S. A. E. Rush Chairman E. Treasurer '51 Cardinal Key '50-'5l. Cluster '50. Women's Student Government '50. '50. Mercer Players '49-'50. '49-'50. B. S. U. Lite Service Band '49-'50. W. A. A. '49-'50. union' A.B. Tm' Omega 49' Sl' WILLIAM B. BOWLES es. N. LOUISE BRAZIER Lambda cha Alpha A.B. ' QI-,i Qmegq '49-'51l EARL W. BRIDGEMAN Y. W. A. '49-'5I. A.B. l JIMMY L. BEARDEN BETTY J BERNARD Ledlbdq cm Alpha DOUGLAS F. BIRCH A.B. ROBERT L. BONNER A.B. President of Freshman Class '48-'49. Student Government '48-'5l. Athletic Council '49-'50. Board of Control '50-'5l. Mercer Players '48-'50. Brownie Club '48-'5l. Varsity Track '48-'49. Intramural Athletic Board '48- '50. Press Club '50-'5l. Sports Editor Cluster '49-'5l. Sports Editor Bear Skin '49-'50. Sigma Nu '48-'5l. Sigma Nu Historian '50-'5l. Cauldron '50-'5l. All Star Basketball '49-'5 1. A.B. international Relations Club l, R. C. President '50-'5l. Debate '50-'5l. B. S. U. '50-'5l. Chi Omega Chi Omega Pledge President MILDRED R. BLACKBURN A.B. Life Service Band '50-'51, B. S. U. '50-'5l. Mercer Players '50-'5l. Y. W. A. '50-'5l. T. HARROLD BOONE A.B. Sigma Nu Kappa Phi Kappa I l H l CAM CECIL A. BROOKS A.B. HAROLD E. BROWN Sigma Alpha Epsilon '49-'51, A.B. R- O- T- C- '49-'5l- Ministerial Band '50-'51. Intramurals. L TRAMM L . E L BUCK -EW JOHN A. BUCHANAN M- Chi Alpha Omega 49 51 Ph' D9-ITU Them 49 51 Ministerial Association 48 51 Alpha Phi Omega '49-'51, So- cial Chairman '50-'51, Second Vice-Pres. '50-'51. Ciceronian Literary Society '48- '51, Parliamentarian '50-'51, Mercer Debating Team '48-'51. Tau Kappa Alpha '49-'51, Vice Pres. '50-'51. R.O.T.C. '48-'49. Student Government '50-'51. W. ANNE BURNEY A.B. Phi Mu '50-'51. Cluster '50-'51. WILLIAM G. CARTER A.B. Ministerial Association M. I. M. A. ROY J. CHAPPELL A.B. F.T.A. '48-'51, Vice-Pres. '50- '51 Blue Key '50-'51. Gamma Gamma '50-'51. President of F.B.L.A. '50-'51. Vice-Pres. Georgia Federation of College Business Students, '50- '51 Kappa Alpha Order '48-'51, Vice-Pres. Pledge Class '48-'49, Publicity Chairman '49-'51, Corresponding Sect. '50-'51. WILBUR E. BUSH A.B. GLENN E. CASSELL A.B. Basketball Team Baseball Team Tennis Team M Club J. EMORY CLAY, JR. A.B. Editor of Cluster '50-'51L Business Manager of the Clus- ter '50. News Editor '49-'50. Reporter '48-'49. Freshman Class Editor ot the Cauldron '49-'50. Organization Editor of the Caul- dron '50-'51. Reporter ot the Bearskin, '49- '50. Pgess Club '49-'50, Sect. '50- ' I. Kappa Phi Kappa '49-'51, Sect. '50-'51. Alembic Club '49-'51. F.B.L.A. '49-'51, Sect. 50-'51. State Vice-Pres. of F.B.L.A. '50- '51. Mercer Players '48-'51, Alpha Psi Omega '49-'51, His- torian '50-'51. union' MARY EZELL JEANELLE ELLERBEE A.B. . .C.A. '49-'5l. Valdosta transfer '50, Kappa Delta Epsilon '50-'5I. BELLY FALLIN WILLIAM EDWARD FLETCHER A.B. A.B- AIDIWO TOL! OFTWGQO Trqngfer Choir '46-'5l. ETH EL ROSE CLI NE A.B. VICKIE COUCH A.B. Cluster Phi Mu Sorority EDSEL DOROUGH B.S. Pi Kappa Phi MARVIN COCHRAN A.B. Ministerial Association '49-'5O. M Club '49-'5O. Baseball '49-'5O. ROWENA CRUCE A.B. Choir B. S. U. Y. W. A. M. I. C. A. LORENCE DOYEL A.B. Alpha Phi Omega '49- Pi Kappa Phi '50-'5I. '50-'5I. arid RUTH FLOWERS A.B. Mission Band '48-'51, Sect. 50 Treas. '49-'51, Vice-Pres. M.l.C.A. '48-'5l. Life Service Band '48-'5l. B.S.U. Greater Council '50-'51 Y.W.A. '48-'5l. Mercer Players '50-'5l. Ciceronian '50-'5l. JAMES W. FULLER A.B. Kappa Alpha Order '48-'5l. Cauldron Fraternity Editor '50 F.B.L.A. '49-'5l. Ciceronian Literary Society '50 Press Club '49-'5O. GEORGE FLOYD A.B. R.O.T.C. '48-'51, RONALD GALLOWAY AB. Alembic Club Lambda Chi Alpha BESSIE LEE GARDNER A.B. Choir M.l.C.A. FRED GIBSON AB. B.S.U. Greater Council Ministerial Association World Mission Band Lite Service Band A Cappella Choir JAMES ERNEST GREENE A.B. Pi Kappa Phi '50-'5l. JOHN SIKES GIBBS A.B. Ministerial Association '48-'5l CECIL GILMER A.B. Norman College transfer ROGER GREENE A.B. union LEE GROGAN FAYE HAMMOND A.B. B.S.U. '50-'5l. Y.W.A. '50-'51. LANE HARDY M.l.c.A. '50-'51. A.B. JOHN STRAK HARRIS S'gmG NL' 5O'5l' AIB. PAT HARRISON Life Service Band '50-'5l. A.B. Ministerial Association '50-'51, Ministerial Association '50-'5l. B.S.U. Greater Council '50-'5l. Life Service Band '50-'5l. i T P HADLEY Kappa Sigma Basketball Ministerial Association IRENE HAGA A.B. B.S.U. Greater Council '49-'5l. M.l.C.A. '49-'5l. Mission Band '49-'5l. Vice-President Mission Band '50-'5l. Religious Education Association '49-'51, Sect. '50-'5l. Mercer Players '50-'5l. Alembic Club '50-'5l. ROBERT HAMILTON A.B. Masonic Club '50-'5l. JESSE HALLMAN American Legion '48-'49, Chap- lain '49-'50. Ministerial Association '48-'5l. Kappa Sigma '49-'51, Chaplain '50-'5l. SARAH HAMMACK A.B. Phi Mu '50-'5l. Glee Club '50. Y.W.A. '50. 65 HENRY HEFLIN JAMES HAWKINS A.B. and LL.B. A-B- F.B.L.A. '49-'5l, Treas. '50-'5I. Ministerial Association '49-'5O. Phi Delta Theta '49-'5l, Libra- B.S.U. '49-'50. rian '50-'5l E E Alpha Phi omega '50-'51, His- jfgfl 5 HENN CY torian '50-'5l. Alembic Club '50. R.O.T.C. '49-'5I. GLENN HILL A.B. Ministerial Association B.S.U. Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Psi Omega Mercer Players Cauldron REBECCA HOLLI NGSWORTH A.B. B.S.U. '50-'5I. M.l.C.A. '50-'5l. Life Service Band '50-'5I. B.S.U. Choir '50-'5l. 5 NANCY HOOKS A.B. Alpha Delta Pi WILLIAM HUGGINS A.B. Sigma Nu, Treas. '50-'5l. Intramurals '49-'5I. Basketball All-Star '5I. JULIAN HUNSUCKER A.B. Ministerial Association CARL HOUSTON A.B. Ministerial Association '49-'5l MERVIN HUGHES, JR. B.S. Kappa Alpha Order F.B.L.A. '49-'5O. Cauldron '50-'5l. Cluster '49-'51, Alembic Club '50-'5l. MARVIN JACKSON A.B. Ministerial Association '50, union' BETTY J. JERNIGAN HUNTER C. JOHNSON, JR. A.B. A.B. Y.W.A. Varsity Track '48-51. M.l.C.A. M Club '48-'51 B.S.U. Kappa Alpha '49-'5l. ETHELENE D. JONES A.B. ROBERT C. JONES A,B. R.O.T.C. '50-'5l. Athletic Committee '5 l. GROVER D. JONES A.B. SUE M. JONES A.B. Phi Mu '50. Y.W.A. '49-'50. Cluster '49-'50. EVELYN R. JORDAN A.B. Choir B.S.U. M.l.C.A. Mercer Players MARGARET L. JORDAN A.B. Alembic Club '50-'51, Life Service Band '50-'5l. MARTHA, L. KING A.B. Chi Omega '48-'5l. Chi Omega! Vice-Pres. '50-'5l Pan Hellenic Council '50-'5l. B,S.U. B.S.U. Executive Council '49- '50. Cluster '49-'50. RICHARD H. KICKLIGHTER A.B. Lambda Chi Alpha CARL E. LANCASTER A.B. Cfddri imma! JOHN A. LANE A.B. Alpha Tau Omega Glee Club '49-'5I. Choir '49-'5 I. Cluster '50-'5l. Mercer Players '50-'5I. JULIAN R. LeROY A.B. Chi Alpha Omega '5O. M Club Vice-Pres. '50-'5I. M.l.M.A. '48-'49. Student Government '50-'5l. Student Athletic Commission '50-'5I. Ministerial Association '49-'50, JAMES W. LINDSAY A.B. JOE W. LASSETER A.B. Kappa Alpha T. E. LILLY A.B. Alpha Psi Omega Vice-P M.l.M.A. '49-'51, M.l.M.A. Treas., '49-'5O. M.l.M.A. Pres. '50-'5I. Choir Associated Manager DAN J. LOVETT A.B. Sigma Nu R.O.T.C. Intramurals Future Business Leaders of America Alpha Phi Omega VSS. LARRY V. LOWE A.B. Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Tau Omega Vice-Pres. '49-'5O. Alpha Tau Omega Historian '50-'5I. Glee Club Choir Mercer Players B.S.U. JOE V. MAGNAN A.B. International Relations Club '50-'5l. Future Teachers of America ELAINE C. MEEKS B.S. Glee Club '48-'5I. M.l.C.A. '48-'50. Garden Club '48-'49. Future Teachers of America Life Service Band '48-'5l. Y.W.A. '48-'5l. Y.W.A. Program Chairman '49- '50, Y.W.A. Vice-Pres. '50-'5l. B.S.U. '48-'5I. W.A.A '48-'5I LEWIS C. LOWE A.B. Ministerial Association '50-'5I ROBERT D. MATTHEWS A.B. ANDREW B. MILLER A.B. Alpha Tau Omega R.O.T.C. '50-'5I. N uniolf' BERNARD A. MILLER A.B. Glee Club '48-'49. Spanish Club '48-'49. Danons '48-'50, Alernbic Club '49-'50, HARVY J. MILLS A.B. Ministerial Association '50-'5I. Masonic Club '50-'51, Choir '50-'5I. R.O.T.C. JAMES O. MORGAN A.B. Choir '50-'5I. Life Service Band '50-'5l. Religious Education Association '50-'5I. Intramurals '50-'5l. B.S.U. '50-'51, Mercer Players '50-5I. SEAB H. MILLER A.B. Cauldron Cluster Choir Cross Country Team Sigma Nu CHARLES R. MOORE A.B. MAXINE E. MORRIS A.B. Glee Club Choir JOSEPH J. MORROW A.B. Ministerial Association '48-'5 I. Mission Band '49-'5I. JUDSON H. MOSS A.B. BETTY J. MOYE A.B. Alpha Psi Omega Mercer Players JAMES C. MOUGHON A.B. R.O.T.C. '48-'5I. Future Business Leaders ot America '49-'5l. Sigma Alpha Epsilon '48-'5I. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Herald '49-'50, Sunshine Club '50-'51, Harry Club '50-'5l. A. LaVERNE MURPHY A.B. Choir 48-'5l. Glee Club '48-'5I. Y.W.A. '48-'51, W.A.A. '48-'5l. B.S.U. '49-'5l. C mf. MARGARET R. NELSON A.B. M.I.C.A. M.I.C.A. Pres. '50-'5I. ELOISE NIXON Chi Omega Mercer Players Y.W.A. VICTOR R. MYRICK A.B. Chi Alpha Omega '48-'5I. Ministerial Association '48-'5l Life Service Band '48-'5I. CARLEEN V NEWELL A.B. Chi Omega Chi Omega Pledge Sect. '50, B.S.U. '50-'5l. Y.W.A. '50-'5l. ' Pi Kappa Phi Pledge Sweet- heart. BETTY NORTON A.B. Chi Omega '50-'5I. B.S.U. Life Service Band Reporter Y.W.A. Treas. '50-'5l. JoANNA PARKER , - A.B. Chi Omega DELAMAR E. PARKERSON A.B. Chi Alpha Omega '48-'5l. Alpha Phi Omega '49-'5l. Ministerial Association '48-'5I. Life Service Band '49-'5l. M.I.M.A. '48-'5I. Varsity Track Team '49-'5I Intramurals '48-'5I. Cluster '50-'5I. RANDOLPH PHILLIPS A.B. Ministerial Association '48-'5I SELLERS PARKER, JR. A.B. alpha Phi Omega Warden '50- Blue Key '50-'5l. Sigma Nu. Sigma Nu Marshal '50-'5l. Student Government Council '49-'5O. f Varsity Tennis Team '49-'50. Tennis Team Captain '5l. M Club '49-'5I. I.F.C. 50-'5l. Cluster '49-'50, Bearskin 49-'5O. Cauldron Associate Editor '50- '51 chdir '48-'51. Men's Probation Choir '49-'SI Intramural Sports BONNIE A. PEARCE A.B. Choir B.S.U. M.I.C.A. Y.W.A. HAZEL W. PIPPIN A.B. M.l.C.A. '50-'5l. Mercer Players '49-'51, Life Service Band '49-'5I. Y.W.A. V49-'51, GRACE I. PIRKLE A.B. Religious Education Association '49-'5l. M.l.C.A. '49-'5l. Choir '49-'5O. Glee Club '49-'5O. B.S.U. '49-'5l. Life Service Band '50-'5I. GORDON B. RAGAN A.B. I JAMES H. ROWLAND A.B. JOHN M. POLLACK A.B. Ministerial Association '4 HAROLD' R. RICKERT A.B. Ministerial Association '4 JOHN E. SCHUMPERT A.B. Phi Delta Theta '50-'5l. R.O.T.C. '50-'5l. Intramurals '50-'5I. Tennis Team '50-'5I. F.B.L.A. Parliamentarian I me 2 S uniolf' 7-'5l. BOBBIE SEAY A.B. Alpha Delta Pi JOZEF F. SENNA A.B. Delta Tau Delta HARRY A. SHEPARD A.B. WILLIAM I. SHEPARD A.B. Kappa Sigma '50-'5I. Kappa Phi Kappa '50-'51 RICHARD P. SHERIDAN A.B. Kappa Alpha Utriri MARY SIMMS FRED J. SINEATH, JR. A.B. A.B. B.S.U. B.S.U. Corresponding Sect. MARION A- SKB-TON B.S.U. Executive Council A.B. Women's Student Government Ministerial Association '50-'5l. Pres. B.S.U. '50-'5l. Y.W.A. Cardinal Kev MARY E. SPRAYBERRY Choir A,B. Chi Omega B.S.U. Chi Omega Personnel Director Life Service Band Ch ' FRANCES E. SITTON Yfjffx. A,B. B.S.U. '48-'5l. B. JEAN SMITH A.B. Chi Omega '50-'5l. Cauldron '50-'5l. Lambda Chi Alpha Sponsor Y.W.A. '50-'5l. ANN STARR DOROTHY A. STOVER A.B. AB- Y.W.A. '48-'50. 5-5-U Y.W.A. Sect. '49-'5O. Y.W.A- W.A.A. '48-'51 Ciceronean '48-'5l. BEN A' TAYLOR Women's Student Government A-3- '48-'49. Student Government '49-'5O. Lambda Chi Alpha '48-'49. Phi Mu '48-'51, JAMES B. STEWART B.S. MARY A. SUMMERS A.B. B.S.U. '50-'5l. Y.W.A. '50-'51, M.l.C.A. '50-'5l. JACK G. THOMAS A.B. Choir '50-'5l. International Relations Club '50-'5l. BOB L. THOMPSON A.B. Lite Service Band B.S.U. union BILLY L. THOMAS A.B. Kappa Alpha '44-'5l. R.O.T.C. '49-'5l. Alembic Club '49-'50. S. LEAMAN THOMAS, JR. A.B. R.O.T.C. '49-'5l. B.S.U. '50-'51 MlMl THURMAN A.B. B.S.U. Executive Council '48- 'Sl Life Service Band. Lite Service Band Pres. '50-'5l. - Choir '48-'49. Religious Education Association '48-'50, MARSHALL M. VAUGHN A.B. Ministerial Association Choir '49s'50. LEWIS N. WALDROP A.B. Kappa Phi Kappa '50-'51, JAMES A. WATERS A.B. Phi Delta Theta NORMA K. VINING A.B Choir '50-'5l. M.l.C.A. '50-'5l. Y.W.A. '50-'5l. CALVIN R. WARD A.B. DUGGAN WEAVER A.B. Masonic Club '49-'50, Masonic Club Pres. '50 Kappa Phi Kappa Future Teachers of Arnerica CM. HORACE L. WEBB A.B. Ministerial Association '50-'51, ROBERT E. WILDER A.B. Kappa Sigma '50-'5I. Basketball Team '50-'5l. Baseball Team '50-'5I. Track Team '50-'5l. JOAN WILSON WOODROW WILCHER A.B. Ministerial Association FRED E. WILLIAMS A A.B. Phi Delta Theta '48-'50, Cluster '49-'50, Alembic Club '48-'50. Future Business Leaders America '49-'5O. R.O.T.C. '48-'5O. A.B. Mercer Players Mercer Players Sect. '49-'50, W.A.A. '48-'49. Y.W.A. '48-'49 Ciceronian '48-'49. Women's Student Government Sect. '50-51. Cauldron '49-'5O. Cluster 50-'5l. Phi Mu 49-'5l. Phi Mu Vice-Pres. '50-'5l. Intramurals '48-'5O. EMORY M. WILSON A.B. Kappa Sigma '49-'5l. Basketball Team '48-'5l. Track Team '48-'5l. R.O.T.C. '50-'5l. HAROLD B. WITH ERS A.B. B.S.U. Greater Council '49-'50, Life Service Band '49-'50. Chi Alpha Omega '50-'5l. Choir '49-'5O. Ministerial Association '50-'5 I . JUNE WOOD A.B. Chi Omega WILLIAM M. WOODWARD A.B. Basketball Team Kappa Alpha Varsity Track Team , PEGGY R. WOOD A.B. Phi Mu '48-'5l. Phi Mu Pledge Trainer '49-'5I. Phi Mu Rush Chairman '50-'5l . Choir '48-49. Glee Club '48-'49. Ciceronians Ciceronians Pres. '50-'5'l. 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'ghf VXCE PR BY D BONNER PRES. BOB CLASS OFFXCERSZ 5' o ii ES DON LEW XS CYNTHIA ADAMS JULIAN H. ADAMS Phi Mu 49 50 JOE ARNOLD Mercer Players '49 M. I.M.A. B.S.U. Band JOHN ARNOLD Phi Kappa Phi 49 WILLIAM RICHARD ALFORD ADDLETON Ministerial Assocla tion LYNN BANKS Clceroman 49 Mercer Players BSU 49 50 YW.A. 49. ROTC Band 50 OLIN BURKHALTER PAT ALLRED Mercer Players Alpha Delta Pi W A A Y W A Cauldron 50 FRED BARNES B S U Executive Coun B.S.U. Greater Coun R.O.T.C. Choir Life Service Band DON BARTLEY A.B. Phi Delta Theta R.O.T.C. Alembic Club BETTY JOE BEARD A.B. Alpha Delta Pi '50- '5I Cauldron '50-'5I. JOHN H. BLAKE A.B. Kappa Alpha '50-'5'I Cluster '50-'5I. Ciceronian '50-'5I. R.O.T.C. '50-'5I. AGNES BECK A.B. JACK BLEDSOE LL.B. Phi Delta Theta '49- '5l PAUL BRIGMAN, JR. A.B. M Club Life Service Band Baseball '49-'51, Basketball '49-'51. JOHN CALHOUN A.B. BOBBY DONALD BONNER A.B. Kappa Sigma '50-'5l. B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil '50-'51, C i c e r o nian Literary Society '49-'50-'51. R.O.T.C. '49-'50-'51. Alembic Club '50-'51. Pres. of Soph. Class '50-'51. Student Government '50-'5l. Mercer Players '50- '51 Alpha Phi Omega Service Frat. '49-'5O- '51, A Cappella Choir '49- '50-'5l. Glee Club '49-'50-'51, Intramurals '49-'50- '5l. Future Teachers of America '50-'51. Gauntlet '50-'51. CHARLES W. BOLAND A.B. BEBE BOSWELL A.B. Phi Mu JAMES K. BOYD A.B. Kappa Sigma '49-'5l. Rush Chairman of Kappa Sigma '5l. Outstanding Pledge ot Kappa Sigma '49, B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil '51. Ciceronian Literary So- 'Ciety '49-'51, Vice- Pres. '5l. Business Staff of Clus- ter '49-'51, R.O.T.C. '49-'51. Rat Court Judge '5l. Alembic Club '51. Future Business Lead- er of America '50--'51, Alpha Phi Omega '50- '51, Picture Editor of Clus- ter '51. SARAH BROWN A.B. Y.W.A. '49-'50, Pres. '50-'51, Life Service Band '49- '51. B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil '49-'51. B.S.U. Executive Coun- cil '50-'51. A Cappella Choir '49- '51, Historian '50-'51. B.S.U. Choir '50-'51, Sect. R e I ig ious Education Association '49-'50, Mercer Student Gov- ernment BARBARA ANNE BONNIE CARL BUICE A.B. Cauldron Staff '50- '51. Future Teachers of America '51, Sigma Nu '51. EDWARD E. CARTER A.B. M. l.M.A. International Relations Club GLENN BUNTING A.B. Masonic Club '49-'5l. BARBARA CASTLEBERRY A.B. Alpha Delta Pi '50- '51. Mercer Players '49- '51 w.A.A. '49-'51. A Cappella Choir '49- '51. Student Government CARROWAN Glee Club '50-'5l. CHEE PIN A.B. Life Service Band Womens Student Gov- M.l.C.A. R.O.T.C. ernment '50-'5l. M I C A ' 68 F. CHILES MARTHA CLAXTON A.B. Alpha Delta Pi Tau Omega Y.W.A. '49-'5l. WLETTE W.A.A. '49-'5l. NNELL ' B, ELEANOR CONWAY pha Phi Omega '50- A-5- 1, Chi Omega '49-'5l. O.T.C. ma Alpha Epsilon aplain '50. If Team GERRYE CLEGG A.B. Phi Mu '49-'50. A Cappella Choir '49- '50 Glee Club '49-'50. Lite Service Band '49- '50. B.S.U. '49-'50. Y.W.A. '49-'50. Women's Student Gov- ernment '50-'5l. Ciceronian '50. FLOYD COOKE A.B. Alpha Tau Omega '50-'5l. ABE CROSBY, JR. A.B., LL.B. Alpha Tau Omega '49-'5l. Mercer Debating Team '49-'5l. Ciceronian Literary Society '49-'5l. Mercer Players '50- '5l. HERBERT J. DARRAH A.B. PEGGIE COCHRAN A.B. A Cappella Choir Y.W.A. Chi Omega MARJORIE COOPER A.B. Chi Omega HENRY W. CROWE A.B. Ministerial Association '50-'5l. PATRICIA DAVIS B.S. B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil '50-'5l. Y.W.A. '50-'5l. Student Government '51 Alembic Club '5l. Mercer Players '5l. Cluster Staff '5l. W.A.A. '50-'5l. M.l.C.A. '50-'5l. Secretary of Sopho- more Class '50. Rat Court Judge '5l. Press Club '50. 69 WILLIAM P. COLEMAN A.B. Kappa Alpha '49-'51 Golf Team '49-'50. BARBARA CRAWFORD A.B. Alpha Delta Phi Women's Student Gov- ernment Council Pan-Hellenic Council Charm Board '50. W.A.A. '49-'50. WILLIAM CRISP LL.B. Kappa Alpha '49-'50 Ciceronian '49-'50. R.O.T.C. DONALD DOVE A.B. Ministerial Asso. '49- '51. GLADYS EVANS LL.B. Choir '49 - '50 - '51, Sect. '50-'51. Cluster proof-reader '50-'51. Y.W.A. '49-'51. B.S.U. '49-'51. Chi Omega '50-'51. Mercer Players '49- '51 Greg club '49-'5i. WILLIAM M. DAVIS A.B. Kappa Sigma Alpha Phi Omega Bearskin Staff Cauldron Staff Alembic Club RICHARD A. DENNIS A.B. Kappa Sigma RAYMOND DUNN JOE DREW A.B. A.B. Pi Kappa Phi '49-'51. ' NEWMAN MCALPIN JOSIAH EVERETT FLETCHER FLOURNOY A.B. A.B. Alpha Tau Omega Phi Delta Theta GEORGE V. DEADWYLER A.B. . Alpha Tau Omega Choir Ministerial Asso. THOMAS W. DOBBS LL.B. JOANNE ECKELS A.B. Chi Omega '49-'51 Treas. '50-'51, Mercer Players '49- '51, Sect. '50-'51, Cauldron '49-'51. Cluster '50-'51. Alpha Psi Omega '50- '51 Chapel Choir '49-'51 Y.W.A. '50-'51, W.A.A. '49-'50, WILLIAM FOWLER, B.S. Phi Delta Theta '49- '51 Phi Eta Sigma '49 '51. Cheerleader '49-'50. R.O.T.C. Varsity Track Ciceronian Literary Society SUZANNE EDMONDSON A.B. Chi Omega '50-'51. Y.W.A. '50-'51, Mercer Players '50- '51 PAT FOX A.B. Phi Mu Cluster Business Man- ager '50-'51. HAROLD ELLEF A.B. JOSEPH FRANCAVAGE A.B. R.O.T.C. '49-'51 EDDII FREENEY .B. mbda Chi Alpha O-'5l. O.T.C. t Court Judge es. B.S.U. WILLIAM GEORGE A.B. and LL.B. Alembic Club R.O.T.C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sunshine Club ROMA GENE HARPER A.B. V M.l.C.A. Y.W.A. B.S.U. XVELLIAM GODWIN Kappa Alpha Order Cauldron '50. Cluster '50-'51, Alembic Club '50-'5l. Intramural Council, K.A. Representative. Basketball Manager '50-'5I. Phi Eta Sigma '50-'5l. R.O.T.C. '50-'5I. JAMES HARRIS A.B. Masonic Club JOE GOOD A.B. Masonic Club '50. Ministerial Asso. '50. B.S.U. VIRGIL W. HARRIS A.B. Cluster '49-'5I. Sports Editor Cauldron '50-'5I. R.O.T.C. '49-'5I. Intramurals '49-'51, International Relations Club '50-'5l. Bearskin '50-'5l. Sigma Nu '49-'5l, Re- porter '50-'5I. FRANCES HAWKINS RICHARD HEARN AB AB B.S.U. '49-'5I. JANE B. HEATH JERRE HEATH A.B. A B M. l.C.A. Y.W.A. 71 DAVID GRANT A.B. Kappa Phi Kappa '50-'5I. Press Club '50-'5l. M.I.M.A. Cluster SHELTON M. HARP A.B. Kappa Alpha '49-'50. R.O.T.C. '50. R.O.T.C. Band '50. EMORY GRIFFIN B.S. JACK HATFIELD A.B. Kappa Alpha Cluster JO ANN HOBBY A.B. A Cappella Choir '49. Mercer Players '49. Alpha Delta Pi '49- '5I, Rush Chairman '50-'5I. Pan-Hellenic Council '50-'51, Secy. and Treas. - Y.W.A. W.A.A. SAM INGRAM A.B. Ministerial Asso. '49- 'SI P.Ff Club '49-'51. PATRICIA ANN HICKS A.B. CHARLES W. HILL A.B. Sigma Nu '49-'5I Chaplain M Club '50. Intramurals '49-'50. Varsity Baseball '50. Cauldron '50. ROBERT M. HUBBARD A.B. WILMER Phi Delta Theta HOLLOWAY R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C. '49-'5I. - RALPH JACKSON A.B. THOMAS DEWITT R.O.T.C. IRWIN Phi Delta Theta Out- tan In Phikel AB- . s d' g ' 'a, '5I. P5h1i Delta Theta '49- Alembic Club Intramurals WILLIAM P. HICKS LL.B. Military Club '50. WILLIAM G. HOBBS, JR. A.B. Ministerial Asso. '50- '5I. B.S.U. '50-'5l. M.l.M.A. BETTY ANN HULSEY A,B. M.l.C.A. Sect. and Treas. '49-'5I. Y.W.A. Program Chairman '49-'5l. Life Service Band '49- '5l. B.S.U. Greater Coun- cil '50-'5l. WILLIAM E. JACKSON A.B. A Cappella Choir M.l.M.A. DANIEL HUNT A.B. HENRY T, JARRARD A.B. Ministerial Asso. BENJAMIN C. INGRAM A.B. Kappa Sigma '49-'5 CAROLYN JOHNS A.B. M.l.C.A. '49-'50-'5 F T - 5O-'5l . .A. '49 W e s I e y '49-'50. MES L. JOHNSON .B. .T.C. mbda Chi Alpha RLE JONES B. .T.C. MARY NELL JOHNSON A.B. Glee Club '50-'5l. Phi Mu '50-'5l. Mercer Players '50-' '5l Y.W.A. '50-'5 1. BARBARA JORDAN A.B. Phi Mu '50-'5l. Mercer Players '50- '51 W.A.A. JOHNIE JOHNSON A.B. Lambda Chi Alpha '50-'5l. PAUL JOSSEY B.S. EBB KILPATRICK A.B. . Alpha Phi Omega '50- 'Sl B.S:U. Greater Coun cil '49-'50. , Life Service Band '50 '5l. Ministerial Asso. '49 '5l. A Cappella Choir '49 '5l. Track Team '49-'51 Co-Captain Cross Country Track M Club '50-'5l. Intramurals '49-'5l. Bearskin 50-5l Cauldron '50-'5l. DOUGLAS JOHNSON A.B. M.l,C.A. '50. Ministerial Asso. '49- '50 A Cappella Choir '49- '50. B.S.U. Greater Council '49-'50. YVONNE JUNG B.S. Y.W.C.A. '50. Y.W.A. '50. CAROLYN KING A.B. W.A.A. '49-'5l. ISABEL KINNETT A.B. Cauldron '50. Cluster '50. Alpha Delta Pi '50- '5l. JAMES LAMB A.B., LL.B. R.O.T.C. '49-'5l. Mercer Military Club '50-'5l. International Relations Club '50-'5l. ROY JOHNSON A.B. Kappa Sigma '49-'50. Ciceronian '49-'50. B.S.U. Executive Coun cil '49-'50. FORREST JUNKINS A.B. Choir '50-'5l. Ministerial Asso. '50- '51 BARBARA JONES Alpha Delta Pi '49 '5l W.A.A. '49-'50. Mercer Players '49. Cluster Staff '49. GRADY KELL A.B. Pi Kappa Phi '49-'51 R.O.T.C. Band '49- '50 Alpha Phi Omega '50 MARGARET LEWIS A.B. Y1W.A. '49-'5O. B.S.U. '49-'5O. Life Service Band '49- MICA 50 RICHARD MILLER Pre Med Club WILLIAM MADDOX LL.B. M.l.M.A. '50-'51, WALTER MILLER A.B. Kappa Alpha Order 49 '51 M ns A Cappella Choir ROTC 49 51 Cluster 49 51 Press Club 50 51 JAMES LANCASTER A.B. A Cappella Choir Life Service Band Pi Kappa Phi International Relations Club DON LEWIS A.B. Phi Delta Theta Cheerleader , . WILLIAM C. MARSH LL.B. Pi Kappa Phi '50-'51. R.O.T.C. WINGRAVE MORRISON, JR. A.B. Phi Delta Theta '49- 51. F B LA '50 '51 Asst Business Man ager Cluster 50 51 Press Club 50 51 Intramurals 49 51 ROTC 49 51 CAROLYN LEIGH A.B. FURMAN B. LEWIS A.B. Ministerial Association WALTER MATTISON A.B. Ministerial Asso. Masonic Club MIRIAM MCCOOK Chi Omega JACKIE MEANS A.B. Cluster Staff '49-'50, Student Government, Cluster Board of Con- trol '50-'51. Mercer Players '49- '50 Y.vv.A. '49-'51, cha omega 'so-'51. BILLIE JO MCDONALD A.B. Alpha Delta Pi '49- '51 w.A.A. '49-'5o. Mercer Players '49 '51 Cheerleader '49-'5O. Kappa Sigma Sponso '50-51. Cauldron Staff '50 '51 74 MCELRATH BILL MCGRAW elta Pi M.l.M.A. Ministerial Asso. PALMER JOYCE PATCH A.B. Phi Mu Kappa Sigma Pledge Sweetheart BOBBIE NICKLES A.B, Phi Mu '5O. LlLLlAN PATTON A.B. Alpha Delta Pi '49- '5l, Treas. '50-'5i. Mercer Players Cluster Advertising Manager, '49-'50, WILLIAM PITTS A.B. Choir ROBERT POE A.B. ATHOL ODOM A.B. Pi Kappa Phi '49-'51, R.O.T.C. '49-'50. MARVIN PECK A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon '49-'51 . Chapel Choir '49, ANN POWERS A.B. Chi Onne a '49-'5l. Q B.S.U. '49-'50, Y.W.A. '49-'5O. Mercer Players '5O. ELAINE RANKIN A.B. Phi Mu '49-'51, W.A.A. 75 WYNELLE O'QUlNN JAMES PALMER A.B. A.B. B.S.U. Greater Council Ministerial Asso. '49-'50, B.S.U. '49-'5O. Y.W.A. '49-'50, W.A.A '49-'50 ,amass JR K AI' h 'O d Glee Club '49-'5l. Gppc P O r er Alpha Delta Pi Rat Court Judge '51 RAYMOND PINION A.B. Sigma Nu '49-'5l. R.O.T.C. B.S.U. THOMAS ROBERSON A.B. Ministerial Asso. ZRANCES SCOGGINS .B. Alpha Delta Pi '50- '5l Cauldron Business Staff '50. CHARLES IREDI ROBERTS A.B. Kappa Alpha Order '49-'5l. R.O.T.C. '49-'5l. Cluster '49-'50. Ciceronian '49-'50. Intramurals '49-'5l. ALVIN SHAKLEFORD A.B. Choir '50-'5l. Cross Country '50-'5l. Band '50-'5l. Alpha Phi Omega '50- '5l. MERVYN REAGIN A.B. M.l.M.A. A Cappella B.S.U. Life Service Band REBECCA REID SAMUEL REGISTER A.B. Sigma Nu R.O.T.C. Intramurals HELEN RISTER A.B. Mission Band A.B. - - A Cappella Choir VIZ iervlce Band Alpha Delta Pi Pledge B.S.U. DAVID ROZIER B.S. Kappa Sigma Alembic Club EARNEST RUFFIN A.B. LIN SLA-I-ON MGFCEF Military Club A.B. M.l.M.A. '49-'50. ARTHUR SMITH A.B. Athletic Director '50- '5l. R.O.T.C. '50. VIRGINIA SAVAGE A.B. Alembic Club '49-'51 Ciceronian '49-'5l. Mercer Debaters '49 '5l. Women's Student Gov- ernment '49-'50. Chi Omega '49-'5l. Y.W.A. '49-'5l. W.A.A, '49-'50. Charm Board '50-'5l JOAN SMITH A.B. Alpha Delta Pi '49 '50 Pan-Hellenic Council Charm Board '49-'50. W.A.A. '49-'50. Frieon Club '49-'50. NORMA JEAN SA Y.W.A. Life Service Band A Cappella Choir '51 Glee Club '50-'5l. B.S.U. Choir '50-'51 M.l.C.A. '50-'5l. Mercer Players JOAN ELIZABETH SMITH A.B. Phi Mu '50-'5l. Y.W.A. '49-'5l. Cluster '50-'5l. 76 SMITH JAMES SMITH A.B. Mercer Masonic Club Advanced R. O. T. C, SPIVEY ,49-,50, staff 50 51 BOBBY STEPHENS 51 A B Players 50 51 Alpha Tau Omega JIMMY SMITH A.B. Phi Delta Theta '49- '51 R.o.T.c. R.O.T.C. Bond '49- '51 Intramurals '49-'5I. MARJORIE STEPHENS A.B. Y.W.A. '49-'51. Chi Omega '49-'51. NAN STRINGER A.B. Phi Mu '49-'51 Mercer Players '49- '51 w.vv.A. '49-'51. Y.W.A. '49-'51. ROBERT TROTMAN A.B. Ministerial Asso. '49 '50 Life Service Band '50. Chi Alpha Omega '50. M.l.M.A. '50. MARTHA CONNIE SMITH A.B. Chi Omega '50-'51, A Cappella Choir '50- '51 Y.W.A. '50-'51. Pan-Hellenic Council '50. F reshrnan Class Spon- sor '49-'50. W.A.A. '50-51. JOSEPH SPICER A.B., LL.B. DAMON TAYLOR A.B. B.S.U. '50. , A Cappella Choir '50. B.S.U. Choir Director '50. DOUGLAS TYLER A.B. ROBERT SPEARS WENTFORD SPEARS A B B S P151 Delta Theta '50 '51 ICXHBARLES STEWART RO-T-C. ,5O-151' A'Cappella Choir '49- '51 eiee Club '49-'51. M.l.M.A. Rifle Team '50-51. ANNE STRINGER A.B. A Cappella '50-'51, M.I.C.A. '50-'51. Life Service Band '50 '51 Religious Education 50-'51. WILLIAM WALLACE A.B. Ministerial Asso. Masonic Club MARTHA WILLIS Mercer Players 50 YWA 50 51 Cl 1IO T1EQCl 50 5I LESTER WATSON A.B. Ministerial Asso. '50- '51 WILLIAM WILSON Kappa Sigma A Cappella Choir CHARLES WADDY ROY WALDEN A.B. A.B. JOHN WALDORF A.B. Aloha Tau Omega '50-'5I. IDA WEBB A.B. NANCY WINTER A.B. Chi Omega '49-'5I. Y.W.A. '49-'5I. W.A.A. '49-'50. JEWEL WALKER A.B. TOM WEBB A.B. Kappa Alpha Order '49-'5I. R.O.T.C. '49-'5I. F.B.L.A. '50. JAMES WYNN A.B. Religious Education Asso '50-'5I. B.S.U. '50-'5I. RHETA WHITE A.B. Alpha Delta Pi '50- '5I Mercer Players '49- '5I. A Cappella Choir '49- '5I Y.W.A. '49-'5 1. WILLIAM YOUNG A.B. Ministerial Asso. '49 '50 Mission Band '49-'50 Cross Country '49-'50. -. CLASS va i OF F XCERS KN, Sec. SL Treos. O FRANKL LER, Vice-Vreskdent 3 ANK KEP6 NCEY, Presxdent FR the h umble freshma n -l EMA 9 LOUIS E. ADAMS LL.B. Kappa Sigma ' '5l ANDREW P. ADDLETON A.B. JONNIE M. ALLEN A.B. M.I.C.A. MARY E. ALLEN A.B. Phi Mu Mercer Players IW MARY LOUISE ALLEN Choir B.S.U. Life Service Band M.l.C.A. WILLIAM W. BARGERON A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon R.O.T.C. HARRY G. BARNER A.B. B.S.U. Choir WILLIAM A. BARTON A.B. Lambda Chi Alpha '50-'5l. R.O.T.C. '50-'5l. BARBARA L. BAXLEY A.B. Cauldron '50-'5l. Mercer Players '50- '5I Alembic Club '50- '51. Alpha Delta Pi 80 JOHN I. BECK A.B. MARY NANCY BELL A.B. B.S.U. '50-'5I. Life Service Band '50-'51, Chi Omega '50- '5I. CAROLYN BENSON Choir Mercer Players M. I.C.A. JEWELL J. BENTLEY A.B, Chi Omega Pledge Treas. Chi Omega Y.W.A. Choir International Rela- tions Club Mercer Players BOBBY G. BERRYHILL A.B. Kappa Sigma MARY A. BINNS A,B. Life Service Band Choir Y.W.A. M.l.C.A. CLYDE O. BLOODWORTH A.B. R.O.T.C. Band WILLIAM L. BLOODWORTH A.B. Kappa Alpha R.O.T.C. KENNETH W. BOOKOUT A.B. B.S.U. Life Service Band Choir Religious Education Association LOIS N. BRAZIER A.B. Chi Omega Choir Glee Club HERBERT T. BRITT A.B. Pi Kappa Phi Choir B.S.U. RICHARD W. BROKENSHIRE A.B. Kappa Sigma '50 '5l. R.O.T.C. '50-'5l. WILLIAM E. BROWNE A.B. Life Service Band M.l.M.A. CONNIE BRYAN A.B. JAMIE BUCKINGHAM A.B. R.O.T.C. Alpha Tau Omega Choir CARRIE E. BURNS A.B. Mercer Players Cluster Cheerleader Cauldron Bearskin MARY EVELYN BUTLER A.B. Alpha Delta Pi '50- '5l Mercer Players '50 '51, Y.W.A. '50-'5l. B.S.U. '50-'5l. Cauldron '50-'5l. SYLVIA E. BYRD A.B. Alembic Club B.S.U. EUGENE A. CARMICHAEL A.B. B.S.U. '50-'5l. 81 NORMA J. CARPENTER A.B. Mercer Players Y.W.A. Chi Omega CLIFFORD E. CARROLL B.S. ELIZABETH V. CARTER A.B. Phi Mu Cauldron Cluster SARA D. CARTER A.B. M.l.C.A. Y.W.A. MARGARET CAUDILL A.B. Choir '50-'5I. Y.W.A. '5O-'5I. M.l.C.A. '50-'5l B.S.U. '50-'5l. CHESLEY P. CAWTHON A.B. R.O.T.C. Kappa Sigma HARRY P. CHAFFIN A.B. PATRICK V. CH,AMBLlSS, JR. A.B. Kappa Sigma 82 WILLIAM VAREEN CLARK A.B. ANNE C. COMER A.B. BETTY L, COOPER A.B. Mercer Players B.S.U. Y.W.A. M.l.C.A. JACK C. COWART LL.B. Cluster Kappa Alpha THOMAS L. CREWS B.S. Kappa Alpha RICHARD T. DALEY A.B. CLAIRE J EAN ETTE DAVIS A.B. Chi Omega Mercer Players B.S.U. Y.W.A. DURWOOD H. DAVIS A.B. Ministerial Asso. M.l.M.A. STAFFORD C. DAVIS A.B. Kappa Alpha MARGIE T. DIXON A.B. Mercer Players M.l.C.A. JEAN DRYDEN A.B. Choir Mercer Players Glee Club MARCELLA G. DUMAS A.B. MYRLE H EVERILL A.B. LUCILE R FORTUNA' A.B. Phi Mu Cluster Y.W.A. Ciceronian BARBARA FOSSETT A.B. Choir B.S.U. Cauldron JOAN E. FOSTER Alpha Delta Pi Y.W.A. Cauldron JoANN C. FRANKLIN A.B. B.S.U. Mission Band Life Service Band Choir M.l.C.A. CAROLYN F. FRETWELL A.B. Y.W.A. Chi Omega Mercer Players MARY ANNE GAINES A.B. Glee Club Cluster JAVAN GAINES A.B. 83 W ANN M. GAY A.B. MAE E. GODOWNS A.B. Choir Glee Club Y.W,A. FRANK E. GREENE A.B. R.O.T.C. MARY LEE GREENE B.S. Cluster Cauldron Phi Mu FRANCES A. GRIFFEN A.B. Phi Mu Mercer Players Cluster BARBARA J. GRINSTEAD A.B. AUDREY A. HALL A.B. Phi Mu Cluster Y.W.A. Ciceronian SARA HALL A.B. Choir Y.W.A. Life Service Band M. l.C.A. 84 BOBBY E. HAMMONDS B.S. Sigma Nu R.O.T.C. ERVIN D. HARRIS A.B. Kappa Sigma R.O.T.C. CHARLES HART A.B. R.O.T.C. PAUL L. E. HARTLEY, JR. A.B. JOHN W. HARVEY A.B. Lambda C MARY JO HAYS A.B. hi Alpha IVA H. HEFLIN A.B. MARY J. HENDERSON A.B. Alembic Club JOHN H. l-llCKS LL.B. Kappa Alpha SEABIE W. HICKSON A.B. R.O.T.C. R. RUSSELL HIGHTOWER A.B. Choir Glee Club MIRIAM A. HILL A.B. WADE D. HILTABIDEL A.B. Ministerial Asso. Religious Education Association Life Service Band Mercer Players WAYNE F. HOLMES A.B. MARIAN E. HOOD A.B. Alpha Delta Cauldron Y.W.A. EUDORA HOUSTON A.B. Phi Mu Cluster Cauldron JEAN HUEY A.B. M. l.C.A. HARRIET HULETTE A.B. B.S.U. Y.W.A. M.l.C.A R. ROBERT B. INMAN A.B. Phi Delta Theta Choir R.O.T.C. W. CLYDE JOHNS A.B. Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Phi Omega R.O.T.C. 85 SID JOHNSON A.B. Sigma Nu M Club EDWARD L. JONES A.B. LL.B., Sigma Alpha Epsi- Ion Sunshine Club R.O.T.C. JAMES W. KATTNER A.B. Phi Delta Theta Wi NANETTE KEESE A.B. Mercer Players Chi Omega Y.W.A. WILLIAM H. KILPATRICK B.S. B.S.U. Choir Sigma Nu CHARLES B. KIMBELL A.B. Choir ROBERT B. KIMSEY, JR. A.B. Kappa Sigma R.O.T.C. THOMAS KNOTTS A.B. B.S.U. R.O.T.C. Ministerial Asso. 86 PATRICIA A. LAMDIN A.B. BETTY L. LASSATER A.B. B.S.U. Y.W.A. M.I.C.A. JAMES E. LEACH A.B. M.I.M.A. Choir Life Service Band Mission Band MILDRED G. LEACH A.B. M.I.C.A. Life Service Band Y.W.A. THERON R. LEDFORD A.B. Alpha Tau Omega THULIA LINDSLEY A.B. M.I.C.A. JACK C. LONDON B.S. Phi Delta Theta R.O.T.C. BETTY JOE LONG A.B. Y.W.A. M.l.C.A. B.S.U. JOANNE LOTT AB. M. I.C.A. GEORGE W. LUMPKIN A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsilon EVELYN C. LYDA A.B. M. I.C.A. MARY ANN LYON A.B. Chi Omega Y.W.A. Macon Misses GAVY E. McDANlEL A.B. NANCY L. MCELMURRAY A.B. Chi Omega Choir Glee Club PATTl-SUE McKlNNON A.B. Chi Omega Choir l LEWIS McLENDON A.B. M.l.C.A. B.S.U. Choir JO ANN McMULLEN A.B. Alembic Club ROBERT E. MCNABB A.B. Religious Education Association Life Service Band P. J. P. G. MCNATT lll A.B. Lambda Chi Alpha R.O.T.C. MARTIN L. MALLOY A.B. 87 J DAYTON L. MALONE A.B. Track Team FRED A. MALONE A.B., LL.B. Lambda Chi Alpha LARRY G. MANLEY A.B. R.O.T.C. Wi CAROLYN A. MARTIN A.B. B.S.U. Choir Life Service Band Y.W.A. M.l.C.A.- MYRA J. MEEK Cluster Choir CHARLES K. MERCER A.B, BILL MERIDITH A.B. Pi Kappa Phi ROSE M. MIDDLETON A.B. ROY J. MONTGOMERY- A.B. 88 ADRIENNE H. MOORE A.B. ANNE M. MOORE A.B. Choir Dramatic Club M.I.C.A. DAWSON A. MOORE A.B. Kappa Alpha ELIZABETH L MORGAN A.B. Choir B.S.U. Y.W.A. Chi Omega JOHN R. MURPHY A.B. Cluster B.S.U. M. FRED NEWSOM A.B. Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon International Rela- tions Club Alernbic Club WILLIAM R. IEIIEWTON ROBERT R. NICHOLS A.B. ALVIN W. NORTH B.S. LARRIE A. OAKLEY A.B. Lambda Ch i Alpha FRANK H. O'NEAL A.B. Phi Delta Theta R.O.T.C. MILDRED F. O'NElLL A.B. OLIE S. OLIVE A A.B. JAMES F. PANTER A.B. M. I.M.A. MILDRED ANN PAYNE A.B. Alembic Club KENNETH E. PIERCE A.B. Alembic Club JEFF S. PIERCE A.B. R.O.T.C. OSSIE E. PITTS, JR. A.B. Ministerial Asso COLUMBUS H. POSEY III A.B. 89 DONALD A. RANDALL LL.B. R.O.T.C. Phi Delta Theta MARTHA J. RAWLINS A.B. Alpha Delta Pi Cauldron Cluster PATSY REACH A. B. Y.W.A. B.S. U. M. l .C.A. Choir Life Service Band tw SYLVIA A. REEVES A.B. Chi Omega Y.W.A. Mercer Players B.S.U. Women's Student Government RlCHARD F. REID A.B. Kappa Alpha ANN M. RHODES A.B. Cluster Choir JUDITH RHODES A.B. Mercer Players Y.W.A. Chi Omega ANITA A. RISELL A.B. Choir Y.W.A. B.S.U. Life Service Band M.l.C.A. Mercer Players MARY E. ROBERTS A.B. Chi Omega Mercer Players Y.W.A. JOAN ROGERS A.B. Chi Omega Mercer Players Y.W.A. JIMMY N. RONEY - A.B. M. ANGELlNE SAMMONS A.B. Alpha Delta Pi Cauldron Y.W.A. 90 PATSY SANDERS A.B. Mercer Players Phi Mu Y.W.A. Ciceronian ROBERT L. SATTERFIELD A.B. Kappa Sigma R.O.T.C. JOHN J. SHUMANN A.B. Alpha Tau Omega Press Club Cluster HAROLD L. SCOTT A.B. M.I.M.A. R.O.T.C. Life Service Band JEAN C. SHEPARD A.B. Alembic Club CHARLES SHEPPARD A.B. Alpha Tau Omega ROBERT M. SIMMONS A.B. Alpha Tau Omega SHELLY M. I SIMMONS A.B. EDDIE L. SMITH A.B. Ministerial Asso. Public Relations Organization PAULA SMITH A.B. Phi Mu Cauldron Mercer Players JOSEPH V. SPRINGER A.B. Choir ROBERT F. STEPHENS A.B. Alpha Tau Omega Alembic Club Y BETTYE J. STEWART A.B. M.I.C.A. JOAN STROZIER A.B. Cluster Cauldron Press Club Phi Mu CHARLES R. SUTTON A.B. GUS A. TARVER A.B. BETTY A. TAYLOR A.B. M.I.C.A. B.S.U. Y.W.A. BARBARA THOMAS AB. Cauldron Cluster Mercer Players Phi Mu 91 JIM THOMPSON A.B. R.O.T.C. Alpha Tau Omega JESSE M. THOMPSON A.B. Alpha Tau Omega JACK THORNTON A.B. Alpha Tau Omega ii RALPH N. THURMOND A.B. B.S.U. Sigma Nu BARBARA H. TOUARD A.B. Choir Y.W.A. B.S.U. Lite Service Band Mercer Players M.I.C.A. EDWARD H. TRENT A.B. Alpha Tau Omega BOBBY D. TUCKER A.B. Kappa Sigma R.O.T,C.. JULIAN H. TURNER A.B. Kappa Alpha Cluster Choir PEGGY L. WADSWORTH A.B. Alpha Delta Pi JOHN T. WAGES A.B. MARY J. WAINWRIGHT A.B. Mercer Players Phi Mu DIXIE WATSON A.B. Choir B.S.U. Student Council Life Service Ba 92 nd HAROLD R. WEIGNER A.B. Ministerial Asso BETTY L. WELLS A.B. Y.W.A. Chi Omega Mercer Players BILLY R. WHITE A.B. ANNE L. WILLIAMS A.B. Alernbic Club F. ANNE WILLIAMS A.B. Alpha Delta Pi Mercer Players Cauldron Y.W.A. JAMES A. WILLIAMS A.B. OSCAR E. WILLIAMS A.B. Sigma Alph lon R.O.T.C. LAMAR A. WILLIS A.B. R.O.T.C. Glee Club Choir B.S.U. BILLY R. WILLIS B.S. psi- JOHN B. WILSON A.B. R.O.T.C. Choir JOHN D. WOODS A.B. Life Service Band Religious Education Association Mercer Players B.S.U. Choir CHARLES H. WRAY A.B. B.S.U. Ministerial Asso. MCKINLEY W. WRIGHT A.B. MARY E. WYATT A.B. JAMES H. WYNN A.B. BILL H. YANCEY A.B. Alembic Club Future Business Leaders of Ameri ca President of Fresh- man Class SHEILA M. ZITNIK B.S. Alpha Delta Pi Y.W.A. Alembic Club Choir Cauldron LINWOOD W. ZOLLER A.B. Phi Delta Theta 93 MISS LUCILLE FORTUNA Freshman Class Sponsor 94 the law school LAW DAYQ STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS Wlsse Parllamentarlan Rogers Vice President, Buffington Treasurer, Ravan, President, and Suliba, Sergeant-at-Arms. COURT OF CORRECTIONS 'Kirby, Conner, HiPP, Wisse, and Senter EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Streetman, Geer, Legett, Murray, and DeRieux. LAW REVIEW STAFF FIRST ROW: Davis, Business Manager, Suliba, Quarles, O'Con- ner, Editor, and Rogers. SECOND ROW: Kenmore, Lewis, Senter, Dillman, McGlamry, and Elliot. THIRD ROW: Robbins, Conner, Streetman, and White. COURT OF HONOR O'Connor, Montgomery, Carpenter, Streetman, McGlamry, and Seal Hipp, Chief Justice. 95 mm Em... Clyde Armour Andrew J. Aulfrrion Hermon D. Boker Robert Borfield Keith Benning George R. Boyd, Jr. Joseph l-l, Brown William K. Buffington George S. Carpenter, Jr. Sidney G. Carswell E. Conner Ree Cunningham L Cruz-Rosario Charles H. Cureton, Jr. Francis M Davis James B Davis Joe H Davis Harry B DeR1eux A' Clifton J. Dillman, Jr Raymond L. Dockery William R. Dorminy ,. 2, I 3 William F. Everill Leah H. Farb Raul Ferrer Sanford Fitzsimmons Thomas Griffith Marion Hall Hill Harris Gresham Harrison Robert Hicks Seal Hipp Lewis Howell Marvin Kenmore James Kirby Paul Knight Casimir: Korowicki Walter Leggett James Lewis Hansel Lott Horace Lynn Max McGlamry Jack G. McKay Winfield Martin Wayne Montgomery Roy Moultrie James Maddox Thomas Minor James Morgan Malcolm Murray 8 OWU George Napier Brown Nicholson James O'Conner Selvyn D. Pack Gerald Pittman Howard Pope Raphael Toro Rodulto Toro George Saliba Charles Saunders Richard Scholz Jack Senter Donald B. Smith Henry Smith Ray Tucker Will Whatley Clarence Streetman Patricia White Wallace White William Wisse Reuben Yancey Howell Ravan John Robbins Ira Snyder James Stewart Peter Stricker l:l0YCl Thomas r'- l--n mb ...il -..Y ,, ,LE mwmwww OFFICERS 'F w 1 E 1 l SEATED: Whatley, Harris. STANDING: Minor, Hipp, Leggett, Bales. MEMBERS 5. ,fi E Eng E s l I li. 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Secretary Clarence Streetman Treasurer PHI ALPHA DELTA, 1950-1951 acfivifies organizafions b.s.u executive council b.s.u greater council ministerial association religious educational association lite service band world mission band chi alpha omega y.w.a. religious x 5 FIRST ROW: Etta Jean Johnson, Fred Barnes, Mimi Thurman. SECOND ROW: Julian LeRoy, Talmadge Fowler, Jimmy Wynn, and Laurice Walker. SEATED: Mary Helen Sims, Hazel Pippin, Ann Black, Henry Coffer, and Judson Moss. STAND- ING: Warren Shields, Paul Kaylor, Paul Babbitt, and Bob Burks. y Al FIRST ROW: Margaret Caudill, Jo Ann Franklin, Jimmy Wynn, Betty Norton, Marion Skelton, Ann Black, Roger Benton, Mary Helen Sims. SECOND ROW: Fred Barnes, Mary Louise Allen, Hazel Pippin, Maryse Anderson, Joyce Patch, Jim Boyd, Charles Waddy, Punt Walker, Paul Kaylor. THIRD ROW: Henry Cotter, Ruth Garrett, Harold Withers, Sara Brown, Flo Thomas, Fred Gibson, Lewis Lowe, Betty Ann Hulsey, John Harris, Talmadge Fowler. FOURTH ROW: Larry Lowe, Warren Shields, Paul Bobbitt, Bobby Dollar, Mimi Thurman, Laurice Walker, Julian LeRoy, Judson Moss, Bob Burks, and Gladys Evans. George Fields Paul Bobbitt Trueft Gannon Estus Pirkle Pr .d . . esl ent Vice-President Secretary Treasurer l Fw yer bass Roger Benton y Robert E. Blackburn Harold E. Brown Bob Burks Vereen Clark Lamar Clements Elwood A. Cline J. Henry Coffer, Jr. Durward Davis George Deadwyler Bobby G. Dollar James O. Dorriety Donald Dove Elman G. Edwards Talmadge Fowler John Gibbs Fred M. Gibson Cecil Gilmer Joe B. Good Sidney Gresham T. P. Hadley Lawrence Hardy John Harris Pat Harrison 110 Harry P. Chaffin Woodrow Davis Gene B. Ethridge Tegler Greer James M. Hawkins Jerry Heath J. W. Howard Paul Kaylor Charles F. Matthews Victor Myriclc Ray Heflin J. W. Hunsucker Ebb B. Fitzpatrick John B. Matthews James M. Palmer Glynn T. Hill Herbert E. Hyde Julian LeRoy Einar Michaelson Delamar Parkerson Justin W. Hill, Jr. Henry T. Jarrard Furman B. Lewis Harvey Joe Mills Randolph Phillips William Hobbs Douglas Johnson Lewis C. Lowe Frank Moody Ossie Eugene Pitts Carl W. Houston David Jordan, Jr. Gilbert Martin Joe Morrow John M. Pollack mini terial ssociation 111 ministers Lester Pritchett James l. Purcell Robert B. Reeder Harold Rowland lsaac F. Salter Harold L. Sangster Eddie Smith J. V. Springer Floyd W. Thomas Felix Turner Harold R. Weigner Marshall M. Vaughn William Wallace Woodrow Wilcher Clarence Whitley Donald Reeves Marion Skelton Leaman Thomas Jim M. Walker Harold Withers 112 Harold R. Rickert Thomas R. Roberson Charlie T. Smith Francis C. Smith Bob Thompson Robert C. Trotman Laurice Walker Lester H. Watson Waldo M. Woodcock William S. Young, Jr. ! 12 gi 5 X, f 1? 1 ife f ' 'steriol students outstanding in their A fellowship o mini field OQQNCQLS Y. LEFT FOREGROUND: Carolyn Martin. AT PIANO: Dixie Watson, Mary Louise Allen. SEATED: Irene Haga. STANDING: Maryse Anderson, Vickie Couch, Evelyn Jordan, Etta Jean Johnson, JoAnn Franklin, Helen Rister. SEATED ON FLOOR: Elizabeth Spray- berry, Betty Ann Hulsey, Margaret Cau- dill, Jean Dryden, Dot Stover, Bonnie Pearce, Lib Morgan, Jonnie Allen, Becky Reid, and Ann Black. SEATED IN CHAIRS: Sara Dell Carter, Mary Binns, Norma Jean Sayer. STANDING: Suzanne Edmondson, Nanette Keese, Sylvia Reeves. Dixie Watson, Betty Ann Hulsey, Suzanne Edmond- son lstandingl, Sarah Brown, and Margaret Caudill. Etta Jean Johnson, JoAnn Franklin, Evelyn Jordan Mary Louise Allen, Dixie Watson, Maryse Anderson and Helen Rister. honorary BLUE KEY CARDINAL KEY SIGMA MU PHI ETA SIGMA ALPHA PSI OMEGA I , organizafion ALPHA PHI OMEGA KAPPA DELTA EPSILON KAPPA PHI KAPPA TAU KAPPA ALPHA Perry Tharp Barnes President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer blue key Blue Key, founded nationally in l924 at the University of Florida and locally in 1928, , is an organization devoted to campus service. It is composed of those senior college men who have demonstrated outstanding qualities of leadership, scholarship, and character. MEMBERS Barnes Ethridge Boss Hall Bobbitt Hipp Clay Lunceford Clements Parker FIRST ROW: Thorp, Perry, and Barnes. sEcoNo ROW: Hipp, Ethridge, Conne' Pelham and Bobbift. Cureton Perry Davis Reid Eason Tharp Pelham, Hall, and Clay FIRST :OWS E and eid. ason, Parker,and Conner. SECOND ROW: Davis, La 122 wry cardinal key Cardinal Key is a National Honorary Service So- rority which is the sister to Blue Key Fraternity. To be eligible for membership a girl must be in senior college, and display outstandng character, personalty, leadership, and scholarship. Jane Busbee Jane Abel June Curl p,-esident Vice-President Secretary Jane Abel Ann Beall Ann 'Black Bobbie Bobo Jane Busbee Peggy Wood MEMBERS June Curl Margaret Nelson Mary Helen Sims June Smalley Annabelle Morris Margaret Nelson, June Smalley, and Mary Helen Simms. 123 sigma mu PROFESSOR WILBURN PHILIP SMITH President JU N E CU RL Vice-President THE SIGMA MU CHAPTER, 1950-I95I 124 Rufus Lester President phi eta sigma I Scholastic Fraternity I Bobby Baynard Secretary and Treasurer PHI ETA SIGMA, 1950-1951 FIRST ROW: Don Bartley, Rufus Lester, and Jack Cowart. SECOND ROW: Bobby Baynard, Prentice Roland, Grover Robbins and Bill Fowler. Q 125 alpha p i omega Established Locally 1936 Zeta Pi Chapter Chuck Culver, President, and Ed Lily, Vice-President, plan Alpha Psi meeting. khe qt! 0 M Jim ww Moll mukew' la Payne demonilwle ntl 39 Eckelii 6 me owl' 'lou Jerry Conner and John Meeks set up the lighting equipment for the Student Prince. M cd, Mary Beth, and Chuck rehearsing a scene. Ed and Chuck tell the new pledges what's in store for them. 4 Ernest Durloo, David Jordan, Pat Pettler, Bob Barfield, and Emory Clay look over our scrapbook. alpha phi omega OFFICERS Charles Cureton ..... President Ralph Jones . . . Vice-President Emory Clay . . . . Vice-President Weston Plymale ..... Secretary .lack Patrick . . . Sergeant-at-Arms FRONT ROW: Plymale, Jones, Cureton, Clay, and Patrick. BACK ROW: Greenhaw, Parkerson, Hill, Keown, and Barnes. I The members give the Scout salute and pledge. 127 Sara Carstarphen President kappa clelta epsilon OFFICERS President . . . Sara Carstarphen Vice-President . . . Peggy Wood Secretary . . . . Mary Ezell Treasurer . . Nancy Hallman Peggy Wood Vice-President The Busbee Twins and June Curl Nancy Hallman, Sara Carstarphen, Janice Weathers, Mary Ezell, and Peggy Wood discuss the plans for a meeting of K.D.E. Doris Bracken, Barbara Smith, Margaret Nelson, and Dean Brown talk over policies of the organization. 128 kappa phi kappa C ' , Presidentg Greenhaw, Secretaryp Gresham, Treasurerp ummmgs and Davis, Vice-President. New initiates of Kappa Phi Kappa. Research work. Members looking over their past records sg, The Chapter, 1950-1951. 129 X as,f?figgga.1:fzafe4ff lflbfnrlsy 4i11Af?sPfs?mSal was me Cy, Q gvgggeffa 55235251335 s1Afssze?ewfiwfga -D iw If - w.m5iii1w .Q ,waaamfsfssir ffgvfm-Nm, ygegezgefszsffs 2,,a2,s:z . f M522 Y' W V gigxs ffx QW f ,l , fau kappa alpha F km , .xv . ,x.- ia Lf ,M .. e eff2fQf??i?YE?rs5 J f fiiizwiinbe? Q 22235 gk M 22 A . v m 2255 , Sm .. H,2L,,f. f 55gi5gg,gN5. . wg ' f W 1 my ii: E em' , g ffwlxfsx' 5955 ,L is '--' il? 1 f 'V fel E ,,,,,. .- -'Qqff 5 Vyijfgiy ..f 5 ' 12 W ' 5 ' ' fgazzzg U swi I V , .. ..., , .,,, 1 .. my nfmkdmp ,M Emory Clay Vice-Plesicl ent TAU KAPPA ALPHA Jerry Conner, Abe Crosby Mr Warnock Emor the alembic club The Alembic Club meets every other week on the Mer- cer ccimpus. Highlights of these meetings ore lectures ond discussions led by science pro- fessors. The progrcims cover oll types of current, scientific problems. This orgonizotion hos proved to be of greot volue to oll students who hove inter- ests in ony scientific field. ALPHA TAU OMEGA KAPPA ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA LAMBDA CHI ALPHA PHI DELTA THETA PI KAPPA PHI SIGMA ALPHA SIGMA NU frafernifie EPSILON I .i sororiiies k W 'x ' A l C, Smalley President Alpha Delta Pi's centennial year . . . Evelyn, freshman beauty queen . . .our three sponsors . . . big and little sisters . . . the Christ- mas party in the suite. . . Dot Hamilton, secretary of the student body . . . our new console from the pledges. . .the Twirp Party, Hor- tense and Percival . . . Editor Beall . . .our Centennial Memory Ball . . . second prize for the Bear Day float . . . Ruth Dunwody Head Cheerleader. . . Alpha Delta Pi State Day in Atlanta . . . the Bow- ery Ball . . . our annual Doll Party . . . anticipation of the house par- ty. . .the diamond and clasped hands. . . Founded Nationally 1851 Wesleyan College Established Locally 1937 l Greek Letter Name of Chapter , Beta Sigma i Colors, Blue and White A Flower, Violet Dunwody Vice-President b Alderman Seay Patton .Recording Secretary Corresponding Treasurer Secretary How dear to our hearts will these memories be. Hobby Pan-Hellenic Representative Barbara and Sheila Boo ,a 3 5 Barbara and Nancy Campus Queens 2 L 5 1 5 2 Aaron Allred Jones, B. Jones, H, Bexley Beall Beard Castleberry ' Claxton C0lem0l1 Crawford Davis Foster Hamilton Hood Hooks E 2 2 Kinnett McDonald Messer Rawlins Rose Sammons Scoggins Smith Stanley Stewart Wadsworth White Williams Zitnik 2 2 v E 2 2 Ss 5 The Chi Omegas started their year off in a new suite la big change from the housel, in the annex of the M. E. P. A successful rushing season brought twenty-three pledges to help the old sisters move into their new suite. With fun as the main objective, Chi Omega Fraternity launched its first major party of the year-a hay- ride. The entertainment was furnished by the new pledges. The hayride seemed to kindle the flame of later flourishing romances. To make Christmas complete even before leaving for the holidays, a party was given for the underprivileged chil- dren in Macon. To start the year of '51, the Chi Omegas held Open House for the fra- ternities, The trophy case-a gift from the pledge class-completed the furnishings of the suite. ln the spring the Chi O's thoughts turned to their annual spring dance. Emerging from amid crepe paper, scotch, tape, cardboard, gilt, and shouts from the Shrine Manager, ap- peared the theme of My Blue Heaven. The presentation of the new officers made the evening complete. During the course of the year, pins, rings, and wedding bells kept us ex- cited and hopeful. We were proud of our sponsors and pledge sweethearts-Jean, Margie, Norma, Carleen, Betty Jo and Joanne. Parker Suite Manager Busbee Busbee Co-Rush Chairmen Abel President King Vice-President Founded Nationally 1895, University of Arkansas Established Locally 1943 Greek Letter Name of Chapter Psi Gamma Colors Cardinal and Straw Flower White Carnation Weathers Eckels Smith Secretary Treasurer Pan-Hellenic Representative Shall we have a cup of tea? -,ii-T, Abbott Bentley Brazier Brown Chandler Conway Curl Bell Bernard Brazier Carpenter Cochran Cooper Davis Downs Edmonson Garland Howell Lyon McCook McDaniel McElmurray Mayfield Means Menefee Morgan Nixon Norton Evans Keese McDaniel McKenna Meeks Newell Powers Reeves ' Rhodes Roberson Roberts Rogers Savage Simms Smith, B. Smith, J. Stevens Wells Willis Winters Wood Bracken V President l l Wilson Vice-President Phi Mus-girls who love to play together, work together lsometimesl, have fun. Our parties-the hayride at Jonesco, the lights falling down, the spaghetti burning, the pic- nic-couples making up and breaking up, the Charleston, beauty and the beach, the g exams in blue jeans, praying for clear weather so the decorations could dry, fun in the suite-impromptu skit of a kid- napping, costumes and all, ten-o'clock frolics, greasing the door-knobs and other, more pro- voking articles, fun with cellophane paper, arguments, some private, some not so private, party anyone? , cramming for exams, no- doze tablets that didn't work. Phi Mus-se- rious at times, fun-loving always. To sum it up, just plain Phi Mus. formal-takin I Ree Cunningham announced as Miss Tot for l95l. 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Also will be remembered the select- ing of the sweetheart, pushing Pelham's car, and luxing Teddies Several new characters appeared in our midst, including such names as Colonel Conner, Duff Brown, Soft Shoe Hennecy, Machine Mouth Pittman, Sac Pelham, Questions Turton, and Mad Man Simmons. The combination of Fallin and Deadwyler's ver- bal earthquakes and Lunceford and Lowe's operatic tremors caused several mass evacuations to the co-op while Conner and Hennecy remained behind to recite their poetry. The long arm of Uncle Sam snatched Al, Mac, Wayne, Floyd, and Tal from our midst, and is now in the process of reaching again. All in all, ATO prospered with many good offi- cers and men, and in their annals will be found in years to come that l95O-5l was the year of years. Watch out there, Malcolm. Lunceford President l Mathews Vice-President Q nnln, ggi? Goodrich Treasurer Crosby Worthy Usher Moore Worthy Keeper of the Annals Lowe Worthy Scribe Hughes Worthy Sentinel Conner I .F.C . 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Reid ' l Venable Ill rep Highlight of the Old South Bull Clay Hcttrich IV V x SQ? fx et tw. ts 1 if Fd! M if new ww- McCreary VI an 4199 ? f Q35 wx QQ ik Johnson VII 5. ,. Tharp Il What a yearl . . . Brother Politi- co Hagan, vice-president of the stu- dent body. . . summer week-end for rushees at Lake Raburn . . . Reid and Clay attend National Convention . . . Surprise with Rooster becoming Editor of Cluster. . .Thorp slips up and be- comes outstanding student of the week . . .that unforgettable Showboat Rush Party. . . lrushees still talking about that glorious minstrel and broth- ers just finding out the point of the jokes three months laterl. . .those open houses for sororities, with songs and rationed food. . .K.A. pledges -lucky thirteen. . .Madden Reid and Gus Rice placed on second string Intramural football team while team comes in third . . . Emory Clay adds a Blue Key to that chain . . . life- long pledge Bill Yancey is named president of freshman class . . . that unforgettable square dance and those week-ends at Rum Creek with all the trimmings, even Frank Sinatra . . . another sloppy second in vol- leyball and basketball but a first in track . . . brother accidentally tap- ped by Cardinal Key lit's not a hen, it's a rooster? . . . Hill, Godwin, Rob- erts, Sexton named on intramural all- star teams . . . Bear Day float makes showing. . .Tharp named Mercer Toby. . .Robert E. Lee Ball with beautiful Tippie Smith announced as sponsor once again. . . K.A. chapel program lremember Fools' Frolics?D brings down the house with Rich, John- son, Daughtrey, Carver, and Anthony . . .that Old South Ball in Atlanta and Kappa shining in glory. . .Bill Woodward slips in. . .a new No. l and back again to wind up a full- packed and glorious year of excite- ment and fun and top honors to Kappa. 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Ronald Eason, our own Professor . . . Earl Bridgman and his old Milk Cow . . . Rough-house Rozier saying, Step out in the halll . . . Bishop Hallman and Religion . . . Remember our strictly original Bear Day Float? . . . All our pledges join the armed forces . . . Joe Lister and Wesleyan . . . That piano and Curt Ingram . . . Alvin North and pledge court . . . Bill Harris, the freshman basketballer . . . The Oldsmobile, the Green Lawn, and Harry Lockhart . . . Dopey Rey- nolds, the philosopher . . . Our fine and suc- cessful year at Mercer. e N, 'we we .MM-eww,-wwe.,-N pf. 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'P 525251QfQi'5iIfl5fi5?fiif5i , ETE25' Q 1 5523525 555 L. Clements Grand Master Ceremonies of -- ,,,.: .,, .,., , M Z. fi? -fi-ff . Eliiiifiilii 52 5 13 l :1f..1.fEf'I.I:zf' ,gf-: A ' ' '1 1 , ri Ray Grand Treasurer , ' R 5 'Smal , ,1h': Ronald Eason and Joyce Patch Morgan I. F. C. Rep. , E E Af: , ii' Q E -If 4 ,Z 1 Z 4 5 5 . . 4 V '5 454.1 , c xii 'vga F' -Q, SQ? 'A W lea , gfw W yfeegwwftwq' .. 'fzyibfwiiili ' V fyfwwom Johnson Grand Scribe Hallman Chaplain ,. z 5 Founded Nationally 1869 University of Virginia Established Locally 1874 Fraternity Colors Scarlet, Green, and White Fraternity Flower Lily of the Valley Davis Eason l 5 :xg Adams Beall Bone Boyd Brokenshire Cawthon Chambliss Allen Berryhill Bonner Bridgman Carter Clements, Childs J. Faulkner Fountain Genung Grogan Harris, D. Harris, D. W. Ingram Keasler Lewis Lister North Reeves Rozier Scholz Tatum Walker Martin Pender Reynolds Satterfield Sheffield Tucker Wilder Q 5 President Fitzsimmons Miss Jean Smith Sponsor Lambda Chi was founded as a colony on this campus in l947 and became a chapter in l95O. This past year has been highlighted by such events as the trip to the conclave at Georgia Tech in April, the trip to the National Convention in September, and the celebration of our first birthday on this campus in March. The stag whic spon year has been sprinkled with social events, and drag, held around Macon, one of h was the Fall rush party at which the sor, Miss Jean Smith, was announced. Secretary Cummings Bray Treasurer Morning Watch for the Lambda Chis Hall Kicklighter Pledge Trainer Rush Chairman l Bailey Barton Freeny Galloway Harvey Hightower Johnson Founded Nationally 'I904 Boston University Established Locally 1947 Greek Letter Name of Chapter Zeta Omega Zeta Fraternity Colors Purple, Blue, and Gold Fraternity Flower Red Rose McNatt Malone Oakley Robbins Simpson Smith Spivey Williams Miss Jo Ann Hobby Sponsor Ralph Jackson Outstanding Phikeia, 1950-51 Cureton President I I Reporter Chamlee PHI DELTA THETA A new year, the 79th-Fat and Hard still suffering from the house party shakes, Chink from salty dogs and fish-The sensational hit made by the quartet at the convention and their picture on the cover of THE SCROLL-The big Shipwreck Party, Don 84 Sonny 84 Irene, and itchy beards--The Great Football Fiasco, a result of the eternal Kappa Sig jinx, with one foot of terra tirma separating Missy from the championship-The Sweetheart Ball with. Sponsor Jo Ann Hobby receiving the Sword 84 Shield from the experienced hands of Jim Mount-BWOC's Cueball and Osceolo fthe scourge ot the Everglades? tapped by Blue Key-Daddy and Dillard called up by the Marines-Fall pledging results in ten new Phikeias. A disease known as Air-Corps-itus strikes Ga. Gamma at Christmas resulting in ten losses-The Big Fish Fry with Uncle Linwood and his halt-gallon jar tive times emptied-Abie Boyd and his Law School A's-Cueball becomes the new Chief Exec- The Great Scoggins Scramble Ctoo bacl, boys, Dillard's back in towni-Phikeias learn to have the strongest desire to obey the slightest whim and wish of Mr. Durloo-Schumpert's bird bath trophy and the devas- tation wrought by it upon the piano-Jesse, Butler, and Durloo pacing the volleyball team to the cham- pionship-The Founders Day Dance at the Idle Hour with Olcl Ralph getting the Phikeia Trophy-Flip Mel Patton Jones running wild in the track meet with the team placing second-Chuck St Don's skit win- ning the Little Blue Pot at the Blue 'Key frolics-And as the sun sinks slowly over the horizon there is no isadness for the worst is yet to come-CNot another House Party! I ain't got over the last one yetll Durloo Jones Waters Culver McCarvey Fowler Lewis Warden Secretary Treasurer Alumni Secretary Chaplain Historian Chorister S Founded Nationally 1848 Miami University Oxford, Ohio Established Locally 1872 Greek Letter Name of Chapter iGeorgial Gamma Fraternity Colors Azure and Argent Fraternity Flower White Carnation Chuck accepts trophy for winning skit at ' Fool's Frolics. Barfield Barnes Hubbard lrwin Jones l-0l'lCl0l1 MCDOHUM Benning Bledsoe Inman Jackson Kattner Mayfield Morris Bowers Boyd Morrison Nixon Buchanan Butler Schumpert Smith Duckworth Flournoy Spears Stallworth Hargrett Heflin Williams Zoller H ipp President Miss Jean Kettles Lancaster Sponsor Vice-President Jean Kettles, Wesleyan sophomore, named sponsor . . . Fishing trip to EdseI's, near Cor- dele? . . Possum hunt -no possumsl . . . Skit night-Seole mode o lovely girl. . . Chorocter porty ot Dixon's Lodge. . .Cor- leen Newell voted Pledge Sweetheart. . . Weiner Roost ot Rec1gon's Loke-Jim and Ann got lost QD . . . Rush dance ot Ingleside Club. . .Footboll trip to Athens, toll rush porty. . . lntrornurols. . .lnitiotion . . . Rushing ogoin. Lancaster, the Hot Rod , .,.,..,. .,., , , E' :z22za2s2ff211I.21s2sff A . :a ff-F f'i:Ez2E2'?2E.-E55-ii? - ' 1 ...... :'2:E: 3 l ---- my I'-jf-1 :-:'.-: -:E:I:.Iy2EI:2IZEZI'IEEL: -'I ggi,.gIv22i22q32ijE1:E:w2Q:5Q,:Q.f QQIQLE' 3 .::2:f- 52... ,.Q.,..:,g.,:zg. .:gx2:g1: '13 .:...L-.::i:if::f::.igs:f2ge.:n-:-:rf 15:32.14 5355222 it 3 5:23, 2' Arn old Wall Secretary Historian Chaplain Vann Adcock Carswell Davis Dorough Greene Kell Founded Nationally 1904 Charleston, South Carolina Established Locally 1948 Fraternity Colors Gold, Blue, and White Fraternity Flower Red Rose A group of the boys Well, boys will be boys Martin Morrow Odom Saltsgaver Thomas Willis Yancey, R. g . 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Scoop Bonner, Fireball Hug- gins, and Waldo Woodcock on the all-star team . . . Burnham hibernating in the lab. . . Belgian Con- go Beauty . . . Perry's apostasy from studying . . . the continual warfare in the suite, involving barri- cades, firecrackers, pitched battle with the Sigs, fire, and water. . . sponsors Ann Beall and Paula Smith . . . who's got my sack lunch? . . . the scale on the wall, and E. C. Butch Lawry the widest. . . Winkie Harris the indefatigable one . . . Waldo wowing the women? . . El Capitan Parker. . . Pop Hall a regu- lar visitor. . . Crip and Seab and Billy's trip to Columbia. . .Napier and Maddox on the phone trying to get dates. . . the bull sessions in Scoop's and Hug's room. . . winning the basketball cham- pionship, and the rejoicing thereof. . .singing the White Star . . . a great year for Sigma Nu. Chapter officers, 1950-51. 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PLAYERS organizafion GLEE CLUB CLUSTER CAULDRON MILITARY SCABBARD AND BLADE STUDENT GOVERNMENT mercer independenf coeds associafion Composed of any Mercer non-sorority girls, M.I.C.A. meets every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in Porter Hall. Those not pictured are: Louise D'Antignac, Evelyn Jor- dan, Yvonne Yung Chan, Mil- lie Leach, Betty Jo Long, Jo- anne Lott, Evelyn Lyda, Bessie Mok, Bonnie Pearce, Hazel Pippin, Patsy Reach, Ann Ri- sell, Helen Rister, Norma Jean Sayer, Ann Stringer, Mary Anne Summers, Betty Taylor, Barbara Touard, Nell West- brook, Norma Vining, Dixie Watson. Mary Binns Ann Black Sarah Boyd Sarah Brown Barbara Carrowan Sara Carstarphen Sara Dell Carter Margaret Caudill Cee Pin Cheong Betty Cooper Rowena Cruse Pat Davis Margie Dixon Mary Ezell Barbara Fleming Ruth Flowers Barbara Fossett Lois Franklin Bessie Lee Gardner Ruth Garrett Mae Godowns Sara Hall Faye Hammond Roma Jean Harper Rebecca Hollingsworth Jean Huey Harriett Hulette Betty Jernigan Carolyn Johns lrene Haga mercer indepenclenf men's associalion .Mia mul nu, m Edwin Lilly President Walter Howard Vice-President Walter Burfield Secretary Roger Benton Treasurer Earl Allen Ed Carter Henry Colfer Bill Hobbs Doug Johnson Gus Johnson Eddy Leach Lewis Lowe John Mathews Bill McGraw Lewis McLendon James Panter Mervyn Reagin Damon Taylor Franklin Young RWM mercer players Miss Pat Peteler, Advisor and Coach Corliss Aaron Elizabeth Allen Lynn Banks Barbara Baxley Betty Jo Beard Carolyn Benson Jewel Bentley Bobby Bonner Sara Boyd Carrie Burns Evelyn Butler Norma Carpenter Barbara Castleberry Pauline Chakmakis Emory Clay Betty Cooper Vickie Couch Abe Crosby Jeanette Davis Pat Davis Margie Dixon Jean Dryden Wallace Faulkner Ruth Flowers Carolyn Fretwell Frances Griffin Irene Haga Fred Hottrich Emily Holland Mary Nell Johnson Barbara Jordan Nanette Keese President, David Jordan Vice-President, John Meeks Secretary, Joanne Eckels Treasurer, Ronald Eason Edwin Lily Larry Lowe Billie Jo McDonald Ann Moore Jim Morgan Jim Mount Eloise Nixon Joyce'Patch Lillian Patton Hazel Pippin Ann Powers Mervin Reagin Sylvia Reeves Judy Rhodes Anne Risell Lena Rivers Joyce Roberson Mary Roberts Joan Rogers Patsy Sanders Norma Jean Sayer Robert Simpson Paula Smith Barbara Thomas Barbara Touard Maribeth Ursrey Mary Wainwright Rheta White Anne Williams Ann Wood Billy Woods John Woods fulure business leaders of america The officers of the Future Blisiness Leaders of America are, from leff to right: Bob M0ffh'eWS, Treasurer, Emory Clay, President, Claude Vunn, Historian, and Mrs, Zeb Vance, Facully Advisor. Other afficers not pictured are Henry Heflin, Sesretury, and John Schumpert, Parliamen- fnriun. future tea hers of america The William Heard Kilpatrick Chapter of Future Teachers of America was organized in 1947 to meet the needs of the future teacher who is enrolled at Mercer University. Be- cause of the successful founding of this chapter, many other chapters have been formed at other colleges and universities. THE F. T. A. CHAPTER, 1950-1951 mercer masonic club The organization of the Mercer Masonic W.g Club took place on October 30, I947. The ' men who formulate this club state that its ,: g2f? purpose is to promote closer fraternal and '7 ':ZZ, social relations among Free and Accepted Masons, to inculcate the love ot God and ot patriotism, and to promote brotherly love and extend generous aid to all worthy causes. Weaver Streetman FIRST ROW: Smith, Watson, Weaver, Streetman, Hyde. SECOND ROW: Harris, Pritchett, Robbins, Deasler. ROW: Highsmith, Edwards, Jarrard, Fitzsimmons, Good. FOURTH ROW: Wallace, Hamilton, i s. 167 the chapel OTHER OFFICERS Secretary . Treasurer . . Cor. Secretary Historian . . Assistant Accompanist . Associate Manager . . . Robe Manager Stage Manager Librarian . . Gladys Evans . Henry Coffer Carolyn Benson . Sarah Brown Charles Waddy . Edwin Lilly . Quin Moore Walter Barfield Bobby Bonner Manager Robert D. Mathews President Malcolm Lunceford choir MEMBERS SOPRANO Martha Jean Adahoe Mary Louise Allen Carolyn Benson Margaret Caudill Rowena Cruce Louise D'Antignoc Jean Dryden Joanne Eckels Anne Gaines Bessie Lee Gardner Ruth Garrett Sara Hall Helen Johnson Carolyn Martin Pat McKinnon Jan Menefee Elizabeth Morgan Maxine Morris LaVerne Murphy Joyce Patch Bonnie Anne Pearce Patsy Reach Helen Rister Elizabeth Sprayberry Barbara Touard Norma Vining Dixie Watson Nell Westbrook Rheta White ALTO Jewell Bentley 168 Mary Binns Lois Brazier Sarah Brown Bette Burks Gerrye Clegg Gladys Evans Jo Ann Franklin Mae Godowns Evelyn Jordan Rebecca Reid Anne Risell Norma Jean Sayer TENOR Kenneth Bookout Henry Coffer Wallace Faulkner Forrest Junkins James Lancaster Quin Moore Eugene Pitts Alvin Shackleford Julian Turner Harold Withers BASS Walter Barfield Harry Barner Fred Barnes Eugene Bonner Bobby Bonner Dent Bostick Herbert Britt Edward Carter George Deadwyler Elmon Edwards Billy Fallin Talmadge Fowler Fred Gibson Pat Harrison Doug Johnson William Kilpatrick Ebb Kilpatrick Charles' Kimbell Sonny Lane Eddie Leach Jimmy Lewis Edwin Lilly Larry Lowe Malcolm Lunceford Bob Mathews Lewis McLendon Joe Mills James Morgan William Pitts Mervyn Reagin Harry Shepherd Joseph Springer Charles Stewart Damon Taylor Jack Thomas Charles Waddy William Wallace Lamar Willis John Wilson William Wilson Bobby Woodall John Woods glee club aclivilies GUESTS FOR MERCER CONCERT SERIES Gladys Swarthout Alec Templeton choir 5 the mercer cluster Emory sweats out an issue with the staff. Joan and Suzanne handle the mailing department. Judson Moss Associate Editor John Errett Hyde . Emory Clay . . Emory Clay Editor . . Past Editor . . . . Editor Pat Fox ....... Business Manager Jack Morrison . Assistant Business Manager Judson Moss ....... Bob Bone .... Rutherford Brown Jack McKay . Julian LeRoy . . Roy Johnson . . . Wallace Faulkner . . Peggy Wood . . . Richard Jones . . Jack Cowart . . Joan Wilson . . Gladys Evans . Jim Boyd . . Associate Editor Managing Editor . . News Editor . News Editor . . Sports Editor . Cartoonist . . Cartoonist . Society Editor . Makeup Editor . Makeup Editor . Feature Editor . Proof Reader . Picture Editor the 1951 cauldron Ann Beall Editor Charles Culver Associate Editor d Lily, Jo Ann Echols, Ruffle Brown, and mory Clay plan the layouts. What are you so happy abouti' Charles Cureton Business Manager What do you mean it doesn't flow? ,l xt E'iii5l!5xl'wl'l4i f ' 1 l f'Smiley ponders the ad problem Winkie Harris, the sports editor, and his cohorts. the national society scabloard and blade Colonel Wiley B. Tonnar, PMSELT, congratu- lates Cadet Colonel of l95O Rufus E. Lester, Jr., as Charter Captain of Scabbard and Blade. Cadet Colonel of l95l Edward D. Younis, Captain of Mercer Military Club, is in the background. Installation dinner of H Company, Ninth Regiment, National Society ot Scabbard and Blade. The Mercer Military 'Club was incorporated into Scabbard and Blade. First Row: Edward D. Younis, William P. Everill, James O. Dorriety, Lamar L. Sheldon, William P. Hicks, Charles B, Miller, Selwyn D. Pack. Second Row: Robert E. Baynard, J. Madden Reid, Earnest C. Ruffin, John T. Oglesby, Davis C. Blanks, Malcolm S. Murray. Third Row: George H. Chamlee, Rufus E. Lester, Jr., George R. Genung, Jr., William E. Goodrich, John J. McCreary, Jr., Joseph P. Stallworth, Joseph A. Donnan, Emmett W. Bowers, Joseph E, Beck. Other members not in picture: Barney L. Garrett, lll, James P. Lamb, Charles B. Tharp, Walter A. Lawry. Charter Officers: Captain Rufus E, Lester, Jr., lst Lt. Charles B. Tharp, 2nd Lt. Joseph A. Donnan, lst Sgt. Bar- ney L. Garrett, lll. Officers Mercer Military Club: lst Lt. Charles B. Miller 2nd Lt. Lemar L. Sheldon, Captain Edward D. Younis lst Sgt. James O. Dorriety. I L R.O.T.C. Captain Robert C. Duke, Assistant PMSSKT, Colonel Wiley B. Tonnar, SFC Carl E. Lancaster, Jr., PMS8tT, Major Jasper H. Ayer, Assistant PMSSQT. Standing: CWO Warren MfSgt. Jack R. Meadows, and R. Brown, Sgt. Albert F. Bateman, SFC Robert M. Rose, SFC Charley G. Taylor. SFC George R. Boyd, Jr. Members of ROTC Rifle Team: Kneeling: Billy R. Willis, Carl Lancaster, John T. Gilmore, Shelly M. Simmons, Sidney G. Carswell. Standing: Emmett A. Bowers, Joseph E. Beck, William A. Barton, Larry G. Manley, James H. Wynn, Jr E O. Williams and D A Dunlap Other Cadet Officers MAJORS J. T. Oglesby J. M. Reid D. D. Smith CAPTAINS W. L. Goodrich W. F. Everill J. E. Beck E. C. Ruffin W. P. Hicks G. W. Chamlee S. D. Pack D. O. Blanks J. W. Morgan J. P. Stallworth C. W. Saunders J. W. Adams FIRST LIEUTENANTS J. H. Wynn G. R. Genung M. C. Cook B. Culp J. P. Lamb, Jr. J. C. Moughan, Jr. J. A. Francavage G. W. Floyd, Jr. K. C. Garner. R. M. Tucker R. P. Sheridan F. C. Smith R. M. Tomlin SECOND LIEUTENANTS J. R. Calhoun A. E. Smith W. A. Spears J. C. Hargrove G. J. Napier R. C. Jones D. B. Smith C. L. Armour O. P. Thompson H. K. Wall J. G. Curington G. F. Pittman CADET FIRST SERGEANTS W. C. Godwin J. R. Meadows J. G. McKay J. E. Carroll W. 0. Holloway J. CADET MISGTS B. Walker SERGEANTS FIRST CLASS C. E. Lancaster, Jr. G. R. Boyd, Jr. J. F. Senna J. T. Waldorf W. H. Crisp E . M. Wilson D. F. Birch B F. Chiles H. C. Johnson, Jr. E .N. Bridgman J. D. Bartley G. E. Kell C. H. Teal SERGEANTS H. C. Connell S. L. Thomas CORPORALS Z. A. McDonald A. Brooks C. T. W. Dobbs E. E. Griffin F. R. Hill M. Jones J. W. Kattner, Jr. F. R. Keasler D. R. Lewis J. R. Lewis J. G. Maddox F. H. Malone W. T. Miller H. L. Sangster J. E. Senter F. J. Sineath, Jr. R. J. Vaughn OTHER CADETS A. C. Absher C. M. Anderson J. L. Arnold, Jr. W. W. Bargeron F D . . Barnes J. H. Bedford J. H. Blake B. D. Bonner E. P. Brigman, Jr. B. C. Buice, Jr. E. P. Carter R. T. Daley H. L. Daniel F. E. Greene R. R. Hightower R. M. Hubbard R. L. Jackson W. A. Johnson, Jr E. P. Jones, Jr. O. E. Odom A. H. Heflin B. G. Berryhill C. E. Carroll W. P. Coleman D. H. Davis S. C. Davis G. F. Freeney F. M. Gibson, Jr. J. L. Gilmore J. R. Hallman J. S. Harrison W. Holmes J. W. Jewett T. M. Knotts W. P. Knight T. R. Ledford J. W. Lindsay G. W. Lumpkin L. G. Manley C. Y. Roberts S. M. Simmons W. A. Barton J. l. Beck, Jr. J. L. Boland, Jr. W. L. Bloodworth T. H. Boone J. K. Boyd J. W. Buckinaham W. D. Hiltabidel R. W. Honour H. M. Hughes, Jr. T. D. Irwin P. A. Jensen, Jr. 177 Major Major Major W. C. Johns C. B. Kimbell, Jr. C. D. Paris E. C. Ryals J. E. Schumbert R. F. Stephens S . D. Walker E. L. Adams E. A. Carmichael J. H. Causey P. V. Chambliss, Jr. J. W. Crawford D. A. Dunlap R. K. Graves M. W. Jackson S. L. Johnson W. H. Kilpatrick W. C. Lang J. C. Lewis H. W. Lott L. D. Malone, Jr. G. F. McCallum W. M. McGraw H. J. Mills J. F. Panter C. L. Powers, Jr. D. A. Randall J. N. Sparrow G. H. Classen T. L. Crews C. F. Daniel B. D. Dubberly, Jr. W. H. George, Jr. J. E. Hardy E. D. Harris R. J. Montgomery C. R. Moore ' A. C. North J. B. Porter S. D. Register, Jr. J. A. Smith W. S. Smith R. S. Spears D. B. Tyler W. E. Wilson W. M. Woodward W. H. Yancey A. B. Birdsey, Jr. W. A. Bootle J. B. Dean,Jr. W. L. Harris, Jr. W. E. Martin D. Moore R. F. Reid Major Cadet Quartermaster Group Staff lseatedl: Cadet Colonel Edward D. You- nis, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Lamar L. Sheldon, executive officer, Cadet Lieuten- ant Colonel Malcolm S. Murray, lst Bn CO, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Charles B. Miller, 2nd Bn CO, Cadet Major O. Dorriety, Chaplain. fStandingJ CSU Emmett W. Bowers, iAsst S3l Robert G. Baynard, tS4l Walter A. Lawry, an C531 John J. McCreary, Jr L. V. Saltsgaver H. L. Scott C. S. Sexton J. T. Sheffield J. M. Thompson K. A. Trimble R. B. Walden d J. A. Waters, Jr. T. W. Webb B. R. White S. B. Williams R. H. Yancey G. Kushinka C. W. Duke J. G. Etheridge B. G. Fallin W. B. Fowler J. E. Hall B. E. Hammond V. W. Harris T. C. McDonald R. E. McNabb B. A. Miller C. J. Moats, Jr. W. T. Moss R. R. Nichols B. Nicholson, Jr. J. E. Perkins C. H Posey, lll D. Spivey B. D. Swartz F. F. Thomas C. J.. Bowen M. L. Blum J. J. Butler P. A. Jones R. L. Kimsey, Jr. D. J. Lovett G. C. Long C. E. McDaniel C. R. Owen, Jr. S. Parker, Jr. A. M. Phillips, Jr. c . F. Reid D. H. Rozier J. J. Schumann J. W. Spicer E. H. Trent J. V. Springer J. A. Thompson, J. H. Turner O. E. Williams W. R. Willis J. D. Woods Jr. James Cadet Cadet Cadet Cadet FOUNDERS DAY PARADE Reviewing Stond: Colonel Wiley B. Tonnor, PMSSQT, Dr. Spright Dowell, President, W. A. Bootle, Rev. Horvey Mitchell, J. E. Crouse, ond Clyde D. Hollingsworth. Codet Stott: Codet Mojor John J. McCreory, Jr., Coclet Major Wolter A. Lowry, Cadet Mojor Robert E. Boynord, ond Codet Colonel Edword D. Younis. of Women's Student Government are, from left to Mary Helen Simms, President, Maryse Anderson, Assist- Editor of Porter Potter, Margaret Nelson, Vice-President, Clegg, Editor of Porter Patter, and Sarah Boyd, Treas- Joan Wilson, Secretary, is not pictured. college representatives to the Council are Dixie Watson, 1 Class Representative, Barbara Crawford, Sophomore Representative, Sylvia Reeves, Freshman Class Repre- and Barbara Castleberry, Sophomore Class Repre- Mary Helen Simms President Members of the Council include Elaine Meeks, Junior Class Representative, Ann Black, Senior Class Representative, June Curl, Senior Class Representative, and Betty Norton, Junior Class Representative. First there was Ira Snyder-elected presi- dent inithe spring of 1950. But the Marines did not like the idea and soon relieved lra of his duties. So up from the post of freshrhan advisor stepped Don Reeves. to carry out all the big 'plans Ira laid down-and then some. 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Cowan, B.S., M.A. Associate Professor of Health and Physical Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Instructor in Physical Education, Basket Education, Athletic Director Mercer. Head of Intramural Program, Baseball ball and Track Coach. Coach. These three are the men that keep the athletic program working. Along with Miss Beckman, Girls Physical Education Instructor, Coach Mel Mayfield, Tennis Coach, and George Connell, Golf, they set Mercer's program at a high standard. DIXIECONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1950-1951 Left to right, front row: Emory Wilson, Bobby Wilder, Coach Cowan, Lamar Clements, Richard Reid and Glenn Cassell. Back row: Dave Harvis, Bob Reeder, Maynard Reynolds, John Jewett, Tom Colquitt, Bill Harris, Bert Schwartz. 184 LAMAR CLEMENTS Captain and high scorer All Dixie Conference All State Center TOMMY KNOTTS AND BILL GODWIN Team Managers THE ODYSSEY OF THE BEARS Before the 1950-51 season pulled the curtains back on this year's edition of the Mercer University bas-- ketball team, people were saying that the Bears didn't have a chance for the Dixie Conference crown with such good teams as Florida State, Southern, and How- ard standing in their paths. Also people were saying that the season would be miserable for them. But one coach, about 20 enthusiastic players, and a few eager hopefuls kept a gaze into the crystal ball and layed aside all talk from fans and sportswriters. They knew what they had and they knew what to do with it. All said and done, the Bears, under the excellent tutoring of their coach, Jim Cowan, flashed through the season with good and bad breaks. Approaching the conference tourney with a 13 won and nine lost record, the Bears were seeded in the number two spot with the top position going to Florida State University. First in the tourney came Oglethorpe, and then Florida Southern. The Bears looked great in victory, and they took the first two rounds with ease and entered the finals. With Porter Gymnasium packed to the brim for the finale, the Bears played their hearts out not only for themselves or the school but for the coach who told them that he would be leaving for the Navy the next June and that the championship meant a lot to him. Every phase of bas- THE MERCER BEARS, 1950-1951 and Coach Jim Cowan BILL HARRIS Forward and Center RWM A,,R7 N ,... ..,, J is I ,SPL 5 V I 'fi di -69. NQXFTR. ' SVI ,f,','flf r R 1 ' 1 513, ef A ' 4 Rini' 1 T51 2 x iii! A sift Qluifis' IIFQI E Q1l:R5 5QiXS?'ily I QW? A . '.,,-. gi, ., 4 4 x. E 'I A Ek BOB REEDER Forward and Guard December 4 December 9 Decemberll January 4 . January 6 . January 'll . . January I2 . January I3 . January I6 . January 20 . January 23 . January 26 . January 27 . February 2 . February 3 . February 5 . February 9 , February'l0 . . February I3 . February I6 . February I7 . February 20 . February22 . . . .......... Oglethorpe February 26-28 U GLENN CASSELL bxh N 'I All Dixie Conference v'.h Second Team State Guard ee!- ,X ,523 i rs R , JM I fgsa Q J R , I ,tt .-gl R W,-2 , R ll R .Em Y Q. X21 MERCER UNIVERSITY if BASKETBALL SCHEDULE I950'I95I EMORY WILSON . . . . . . . Oglethorpe University Forward . . , . . . . Georgia . . . . Charleston . . Wofford College . . Howard College . . . . Charleston . . Presbyterian . . . . . Wofford . . Florida Southern . Georgia Teachers . . . . . Georgia . . . . . . Rollins . . Florida Southern .......Howard . . Birmingham-Southern . . Mississippi College . . Birmingham-Southern . . . Georgia Teachers . . College of Charleston . . . Millsaps College . .... Florida State . . . . . . . . Presbyterian . . . Dixie Conference Tournament RICHARD REID All Dixie Conference Forward BOBBY WILDER Guard 186 DQPEY REYNOLDS Reeder rebounds ball against Florida Southern Forward ketball that Cowan has instructed the boys was ex- hibited in the final game, and they completely out- classed the heavy favored Seminoles to take the cov- eted championship. But it took a lot of work to move into a position that high. With stellar player Glenn Wilkes gone from last year's team and with Mayes Dobbins also missing, it knocked a few props from the combina- tion and Cowan had to mold a new quintette. He had Lamar Clements, Glenn Cassell, Bob Reeder, Emory Wilson, and a few others left from the previous season to give him a good start. Newcomers, headed by Bobby Wilder, freshman Bill Harris and freshman BERT SCHWARTZ Guard Richard Reid, broke in with the squad nicely and then Cowan got to work. First on the list came Oglethorpe and that gave Cowan a chance to feel out the majority of the boys on his team. The Bears dropped the next two encoun- ters to strong opponents, Georgia and Florida State. After winning three straight the Bears headed deep into trouble. They began to slow down, they didn't click as they had once done, and their shooting was off. As a result, they were defeated in the next five contests, and it took the fray with the Georgia Bull- dogs to pull them out of the slump. Even though the scoreboard spelled out a 60-58 victory for the Bull- Wllder takes ball from Georgiu's Minton Williams. TOM COLQUITT Reid scores against Florida State. Guard Reid sinks goal against Southern. dogs, it should have been the other way because the Bears outplayed and outclassed the larger opponents from Athens. After the Georgia heartbreaker, the Mercerians moved down into Florida and returned with two wins and then they were on the victory trail again. After a second win over Howard, Birmingham Southern managed to stop them and then they hit the come- back path remarkably and took the next four contests, dropped one, and then took a couple more wins to round out the season. During the latter part of the season, the highlighted game of the list was the Georgia Teachers fray held in Porter Gymnasium. The Teachers were rated to be the best small college team in the South and earlier in the season they had severely stomped the Bears. But this time the tide changed and the Bears surprised their visitors by handing them one of their very few defeats. Lamar Clements placed his name among those of the great players in Mercer's history. Clements, just an average player last year, improved so much this season that many classed him as a better player than Wilkes of past fame. Clements was captain of the squad and during the first part of the season he was scoring around lo points per game. But towards the end of the season his hook shot was working to perfection and then he was blazing through 30 Little Bobby Wilder rebounds ball for Bears. points a game. ln the tournament no one was able to stop the fabulous center. He was picked on the Dixie Conference All Tourney team and the first team All-State. Other players gained fame during the season. Glenn Cassell, one of the best defensive men on the Bear team and in the conference, was another sight to behold with his ball handling. He was named to the All-Tourney team and the second team All-State. Richard Reid, a freshman, was an excellent play- maker and floor man and his reputation as a ball player is rising fast even though he is new in the college ranks. He placed a berth on the All Tourney team too. But credit is due to the others too, because without the cooperation of the whole squad, the championship would have never come this way. Emory Wilson, Bob Reeder, Bill Harris, Dopey Reynolds, Bobby Wilder, John Jewitt, Tom Colquitt, Dave Harris, Bert Schwartz, and the others deserve a big hand. And to the men behind the scenes, the Baby Bears, the Caul- dron Sports staff salutes you, too, because it was you who kept up that never say die spirit and worked eagerly and hard to give the boys out front the needed practice that successfully sent them through the great year. l Wilder passes ball to Emory Wilson, Clements shooting a right hand hook, Colquitt and Jewett in the background. THE RINKY DINKS Left to right, first row: Woodward, Sattertield, Grogan, Buckingham, and Simmons. Second row: Walker, Thompson, Moore, Lindsey, Burts, Malloy, Hickson. 189 lo a s lo a l l Coach Smith yells encouragement to the batter as other players look on. ln the background are Lindsey, Lewis, Wilder, Moore, J. Thompson, M. Thompson, Powers, Burkhalter, McKinney, and Lockhart. At Willingham Stadium, Otis McKinney, star Bear pitcher, blazes a fast one across as George Kushanka, second baseman, Vasel Hoffich, first baseman, and Paul Brigman, left fielder, wait anxiously. The Bear Baseball Team with few re- turning veterans faced a touch schedule which included Georgia, Auburn, and G. T. C. Although at this writing the Bears are having difficult times, there is evidence .A .ai that they will pull out of their slump and T' still finish the season strong. There are several promising freshmen g on the team and several transfers. With .,,, ,VQV ,Q I luck, Coach Smith can once again give his cheerful smile and field a winning ri 52 Johnson slaps 0 hi +0 'eff field. Kushankc fo Hoffielf for 0 Quick put-out. - 2 222! 2-1--:-- -'-- .... as Bob Reeder and Paul Brigman watch as Mercer scores again. Lockhart gets spiked as he blocks base against Warner Robins Left to right, front: Sonny Tharp, Gus Rice, Waldo Woodcock, .lack Perry, George Genung, Back Coach Mel Mayfield, Captain Sellers Parker, Harry Chaffin, Madden Reid, John Schumpert, Keith Benning and Manager Winkie Harris. When Coach Mel Mayfield took over the coaching reins of the '5l tennis squad, he had a scattering of leftovers from the past season and a few newcomers to fill the gap, At first many people gave little evidence of enthusiasm about the team since the net teams of the past were weak in their showing. But Mayfield and his ten-man squad plus student manager Winkie Harris got a jump on the regular season and opened up their rigid training during the fall months before going into winter hibernation. First of all on the foe schedule came Concordian Seminary, a strong outfit from St. Louis. The Bears showed no signs of open-match nervousness and captured the contest by a close margin. Then the netters ran into other strong teams, such as Georgia, Indiana, Auburn, and Florida State, and by press time they had established a five-won and four-lost record with the seasonal half-way mark not yet reached. Perhaps the highlight of the early season schedule was a double victory over the Auburn Tigers, members of the Southeastern Conference. Coach Mayfield is making his debut in the coaching profes- sion with this year's team, and his very successful first season outfit will carry him a long way in the ranks. The two top performers on the team are Sellers Parker and John Schumpert. Parker, playing his third year with the Bears, is the team captain, while Schumpert is a sparkling newcomer to the Bears' fold who has been holding down the number one singler spot. Gus Rice, Sonny Tharp, and Keith Benning, all letter men, returned and are the number three, five, and seven players re- spectively. Two new sensations from the line-up are Waldo Wood- cock and Bert Schwartz. Both netters are improved players, and Coach Mayfield expects great things from the two before the end of the season. l John Schumpert Sellers Parker GUS Rice Waldo Woodcock Madden Reid BEN' 5Cl1W0ff1 Left to right: Waldo Woodcock, Jack Perry, John Schumperr, Sonny Tharp, Gus Rice, Keith Benning and Sonny Tharp Harry Challin, Keith Benning, George Gemung, Madden Reid, and Sellers Parker. George Gemung Harry Chaffin -lUCk Pe Y track ancl field Left to right, first row: Hattrich, Luncetord, Walker, Kilpatrick. Second row: Reid, Bonner, Coach Cowan, Clements, Burts, Sexton. Third row: Johns, Harrison, Miller, Lovett, Huggins, LeRoy, Jones. Fourth row: Wynn, Shackletord, Malone, Reeder, Anderson, Wilson, Watson. Fifth row: Burnette, .lo'1nson, Duckworth, Colquitt, Knotts. Lamar Clements LeRoy wins 880 194 Bob Lefty Reeder Start of 880-yard run. Mercer runners are, left to right: Johns, LeRoy, and Hubbard. Lefty Reeder clears high jump bar ut 6 feet 2 inches and wins meet. Mercer's Hunter Johnson against Florida State in high hurdle. Malcolm LUI1CGf0I'd Kilpatrick, Dollar, and Shackleford cross finish line together. V195 -I-I1 ll fl I The Annual M Club Banquet Kilpatrick Cassell Keowan Reid Wilson Hattrich Burkes Johnson Lunceford Cochran ul: MEMBERS Gillon LeRoy Parker Duckworth Boswell Clements, J Hill Brigman Walker Lewis President . . . . Malcolm Lunceford Vice-President .... Lamar Clements Sect.-Treas. . . . Marvin Cochran honor roll of ports LAMAR CLEMENTS All-State center Basketball '50-'51, All Dixie Conference Tournament team '50-'5l, High Scorer '50-'5l, Captain '50-'51, Letters in Track, Eacskegtball, President of Senior Class ' -' l. GLENN CASSELL All State Guard '50-'51, All Dixie Conference Tournament Team '50- '5l, Second High Scorer '50-'5i, Let- ters in Basketball, Baseball, President ot Junior Class '50-'5l. BOB REEDER High Scorer '49-'50 Dixie Conference Track Meet, Outstanding Athlete, Mercer, '48-'49, '49-'50, Letters- Track, Baseball, Basketball, Vice- President of Senior Class '50-'5l. SELLERS PARKER Letterman in Tennis for three years, Captain of Team '50-'51, No. l Seeded '49-'50, Vice-President ot Stu- dent Body '51-'52. JOHN SCHUMPERT Transfer from University ot Florida, No. l Seeded '50-'51, High Point Man '50-'5l, Senior Class Representative to Student Council '51-'52, BOB BURKS 440-Yard Dash Star '49-'50, '50-'51, 220-Yard Dash '50-'51, Good All- Round Athlete, High Scorer Rinky Dinks '50-'51, First Vice-President B.S.U. '50-'5l. JACK GILLON Letterman in Golf, Captain ot Tea I'Tl. BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS - SIGMA NU ALL-STARS - BASKETBALL SIGMA NU Ml N ISTERS KAPPA ALPHA M. I.M.A. ALPHA TAU OMEGA I95I intramural football saw one of the greatest climaxes of all times bring its season to a halt with the Kappa Sigma seven emerging with their second straight crown. Competition was stiff throughout the whole season, and a disputed decision in the Kappa Sigma-Phi Delta Theta fray sent new fire into the works as it was those two teams that met for the championship. The protested game lasted only two plays, but it was enough for the Sigs to upset the Phi Delts. ' f Never before in Intramural basketball history has the final outcome been so unpredictable as was the i950-5l season. All of the favorites dropped by the wayside gradually and the darkhorse Sigma Nu five began a conquering spree that swept them through nine straight victories after dropping their first two contests. At mid-season, Kappa Alpha, Sigma Nu, Ministers, and Alpha Tau Omega were in the top running along with defending champions Kappa Sigma. But as the season progressed towards the climax, Sigma Nu, with their powerful fast-breaking offense, was stepping into the limelight. After the league's final battle, the Nus found them- selves in a tie with Kappa Alpha and the Ministers. Drawings placed KA and SNu in the first round of the play-offs and the Nus took that one and then defeated the Ministers in the finale to capture the crown. KAPPA SIGMA PHI DELTA THETA SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Pl KAPPA PHI LAMBDA CHI ALPHA ALL-STARS - FOOTBALL Left to right: Patrick, Min., Clements, KE, Lane, A.T.O.g Bonner, Cluster Sports Editor, Register, E.N. Reeves, K.E. 198 TENNIS VOLLEY BALL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM - SIGMA NU CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM - PHI DELTA THETA Left to right: George Jones, Don Lewis, John Schumpert, Norris, and George Chamlee. Absent: Woodall, Henderson, Mount, Butler, Durloo and Duckworth. Front row, left to right: Ralph Thurmond, Waldo Woodcock and Ebb Kilpatrick. Back: Coach Sellers Parker, Billy Huggins, Bobby Bonner and Jack Perry. TRACK SOFTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM - KAPPA ALPHA M. I. M. A. Left to right: Richard Reid, Billy Godwin, Shorty Sheridan, Fred Hattrich, Members of M.l.M.A. before important game. At present M.I.M.A. and the Minis? A. P. Anderson, and Tommy Crews. ters are tied for first. Left to right: Barfield, Peel, Chappell, Gilmer, Long, Reagan, Johnson. ln front: Bowen. 199 soft s . - horse Shoe ' activi- V ll hrfilc , badminton OH rl'1Y'f i h0Ol 'l9 l' Q 9 X baslcetbollmms tou ind tumb in tennis Vligiillbcl tenClVl9 S bgllll Ggeid if-,0cl4GY tieS The Women's Athletic Association is coordinator of the women's intramural sports, planning tourna- ments and special events of the year. Its executive board: Betty Norton, president, Carleen Newell, vice-president, Barbara Castleberry, secretory, Pat McKinnon, treasurer, Sylvia Reeves, program chair- mon. 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