Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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I' II R E VV I) II II I'odar we iiM' alt striving to build a titllcr WORLD H)R IO MORROW. Since today's college student will la- ilic ritiwn and leaden ni iiiiiltilTiiw, in- have chosen as a theme lor this, the 11151 CAULDRON, building For The Future. Mertci. through its Christian program ol liberal arts is not only budding better citizens lor Tomorrows but the students in turn ate building a better Mercer lor Tomorrow. This uai a new president was inaugurated at Mercer-a president who also has delinite plans hn a growing Mercer to meet die thallenge ol Jinnorrows World. Within these pages we present to you tile campus lib' and -spirit ol Men it University. Look carefully, lor these pages hold the secret of Tomorrow 's M en Id. Forward ever be our watchword. Conquer and prevail! Hail to thee, 0 Alma Mater, Mercer, Hail, All Hail. E U IV T E IV T S Page Administration...................................12 Faculty..........................................15 Personnel .......................................20 Student Government ..............................22 Classes.........................................21 Seniors.................................. . 21 Juniors.................................... -1.1 Sophomores............................. . . 58 Freshmen.......................................70 Walter George School ol Law.....................81 Graduate Students................................95 Religions Activities.............................98 Organizations...................................Ill Honorary Organizations..........................127 Greeks......................................... 143 Military........................................173 Sfiorls.........................................193 Features . .....................................205

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DEDI i: A T I II N I luring tins year we .ii Minei ('niv4'iinv have li.nl the opportunity in wcl- t unit ,i new 1 1 rsilltlll Olle wllO lias lllinilgll till seals IkxII ItniOllg lite (ortlllOvl llnildeis in llie nlv.iinement nl niir vehool. I lie Ininid.ilion K.iv already liecn laid lor him I)v otliris. ik w III- will lontiiuic to Imild on it to raise Mi-nvt to even greater luiglm nl .itliit-veineiit in the future. In diis lluildei we see first a man of deep li in n i |ii I v anil t oust ieiilions seliite', ihi-n, a wise stlml.it and edtitaloi; iti-M. an emenaming anti iliuiiglii-pmvokiiig speaker .mil. Iiuallv, an outstanding person,-ilits, U'c set- fits deep rooted prim iples Inumled in tin- Itapliit l.mli. Jiis Itm ami loniem lor this «in Alma Main, and Ins linn I nl nl tvprewnl in lire wmds ' sound w liolaisliip and soliil piety,l astly, we see in liim an iirnlvitij; dtVOlioll to tin Master (tiJXilHCI nl Gal lice, I’li.itise ol this, we, tin students ol Mritei I niveisity, lovingly ilcdiiiitc lo PH ESI DENT GEORGE HOYCE CON MSI.I. tlris, the 1954 ( aufclron