Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1955 volume:

I MERCER UNIVERSITY MACON, GEORGIA 2 editor ORDER OF SECTIONS Barbara Sen ft CO-EDI TORS Elizabeth Doss Alice Tate SPORTS EDITOR Sidney Wood ACTIVITIES EDITOR Frances Wiatt BUSINESS MANAGER Philip Taylor ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Sidney Wood PHOTOGRAPHER Bill Meriwether Administration Students Activities Sports Beauties Greeks Military Advertising 3 Mercer University College Shop Hardeman Library Chemistry Building DEDICATED TO DR. A. B. ANTHONY In the dignity of the noblest sense, he has instructed us, encouraged us, and led us by his example. Always ready to understand, to sympathize, to laugh, he has given freely of his time, his talents, and himself. A gift of spirit on his part which, in countless ways, builds the morale of students and aids them in the quest for learning and good citizenship has meant throughout the years a greater Mercer University. With the respect and gratitude that are so rightfully his, we dedicate this 1953 Cauldron to Dr, A. B. Anthony. dministration The approval by the Georgia Baptist Convention on November ifi, 1954, of the recommendations of the Education Commission created by and serving under that body presages a new era in Mercer’s histon,'. Those recommendations envision financial support adequate to provide for much needed housing, class- room, and recreational facilities on the campus. Approximately two million dollars was allocated by the Convention to Mercer University for such purposes. Since the Convention has specified that these funds must be matched by an equal amount raised from funds and alumni, Mercer University is embark- ing on a four million dollar program of improvements and expansion. Equally significant is the deter- mination of the faculty and the administration to raise the prestige of the institution by a continually improving program of instruction and a better organized curriculum. These advances are all directed toward one overarching purpose: the development of men and women in whom are to be found wise learning, unimpeachable integrity� and full loyalty to the Highest. G. B. Connell President A D M I N OTIS DEWEY KNIGHT A.B.. A M., Ph D. Dean of Graduate School JN Professor of Psychology T R A T I O N RICHARD CLYDE BURTS. JR. A.B.. A M.. Ed.D. Dean of Men 1 HOY TAYLOR A.B.. A M . Ph D. Dean of Mercer University I KATHRYN LOUISE BROWN A.B.. M.Ed. Dean of Women I HARRY VAUGHAN SMITH AB Assistant to the President in Charge of Alumni Affairs and Public Af- fairs PARK HARRIS ANDERSON. JR. A B.. B.D.. Th.M.. Th.D. Assistant to the President in Charge of Ministerial Extension Service JOHN WILLIAM HOLDING A B, A M. Business Manager SPRIGHT DOWELL A B . A M, LL D President Emeritus LUCILE JONES JOHNSON T reasurer BOBBIE HELEN BOBO Secretary to the President DOROTHY PITMAN A R E . AH. Resident Counselor for Women FRANK G. CLARK A ft. A.M. Registrar X CHARLES STONE B.S.. A M . B L.S. Librarian A ft ANTHONY A ft . A M , Ph D Professor of Economics LOIS LEONE BATES AB, AM Assistant Professor of Ed- ucation HENRY LEWIS BATTS A B, M.R.E., PIs.D Professor of Religious Ed- ucation GEORGE LUCIUS BLOSSOM CPA Instructor i n Economics and Accounting RALPH C BOLES B.S., M S, D Ed Associate Professor of Mathematics MABEL BRANTLEY BS. AM Associate Professor of Ed' ucatioo KATHRYN LOUISE BROWN A.B., M.Ed. Dean of Women Instructor in Psychology GEORGE McLEOD BRYAN A B,, A M , B.D., Ph D Ptofcssor of Philosophy HAYDEN CHAMBERS BRYANT B S . A M , Ph D Professor o f Education and Teacher Training RICHARD CLYDE BURTS. JR A.ft., A M . Ed.D. Dean of Men Professor of Psychology CORINNE BYRD A B , AM. Associate Professor of Mextern Linguigs JAMES MELVIN COLLIER A.B.. LL.B . AM., Ph D. Associate Professor of Law PAL L MERCER COUSIN'S A.B., AM. LL.D. Professor of English JAMES MIDDLETON COWAN A B, AM Assistant Professor of Physical Education MARSHALL HARRISON DAUGHERTY Yale School of Fine Arts Pupil of Cad Milks Assistant Professor of Art GROVER MANCIL FORD B,S . M.S.. Ph D. Associate Professor of Chemistry THEOPHILL'S PARVIN HAINES BS, M S. Associate Professor of Biology HUBERT EARL HAMILTON A B. A M Professot of Education JESSE C HENDRICKS B S. A M , Ph D Professor‘of Physics EDWIN' McKOY HIGHSM1TH Ph B.. AM, Ph D Professor of Education HANSFORD DUNCAN JOHNSON B S . A B . D.D.. LL D Roberts Professor of Christianity DAVID WARE JOHNSTON B S , M S , Ph D Associate Professor of Biology EDWIN DARCIAN' JOHNSTON A.B.. Th.M.p Ph D. Associate Professor of Greek and Bihlc SPENCER BlDWELL KING, JR A.B.. A M , Ph D Professor of History ROBERT DAVID HIGHFILL A.B.. A M.. Ph D Pollock Professor of English HAROLD LYNN McMANUS A B. Th M . S T M , Ph D Professor of Chute h History MAY FLEWELLEN McMILLAN A B. AM Instructor in English MELBI RN ROSS MAYFIELD A B. BS, MS. Assistant Professor of Physics ROLF EARL MOSELEY Ph B , M S, Pli D Professor of Chemistry JLIDSON MOSS A B Acting Director of Religious Activities AUDREY NEEDLES A B . AM Instructor in Speech EDWARD JOHNSON NEWBY A BAM Assistant Professor of Gorman PETER OLESEN Ph D . A M Professor of German FOREST HODGE O'NEAL A B U li.J S D.SJ D Macon Professor of La ft DOROTHY PITMAN ARE. A a Resident Counselor for Women Instructor in Sociology RILEY PLYMALE A.B . A M Associate Professor of Mathematics HELEN BRUNER PLYMALE A.B . A M Associate Professor of English ADDISON LUCILLE POLLARD A IV. A M Instruct� ! in Health and Physical Education JAMES CUV Off ARLES A B . LL b Professor of Law JOSEPH WRIGHT REID A B,. A M Associate Professor of Political Science ARTHUR LOWNDES RICH A R . A M . Pli D, Licentiate. Royal Schools of Musti.; Diploma. Julliard School of Music Roberts Professor of Music LOUISE SAND AB, AM Instructor in Modern Languages WELCOME TALMADGE SMALLEY A B . AM Professor of English CLAUDE SMITH BS. A M Assistant Professor of Physical Education WILBURN PHILIP SMITH A B . A M , Ph D Professor of Modern Languages WILLIAM D SMITH A.B CoJ., Unites! States Army Professor of Military Science and Tactics CHARLES H STONE B.S.. A M . BL.S, Librarian RICHARD E STONE Captain. United States Army Assistant Professor of Military Sciente and Tactics HOY TAYLOR A.B-. A.M.. Ph D. Professor of Sociology; Dean of Mercer University EDNA S. TOLBERT B.S. M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Education MARY ELAM VANCE A.B., M.S. Assistant Professor of Economics and Secretarial Studies ZEBULON BAIRD VANCE B S . A M Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education GRAYDON LeROY WARE B.S, M.S, Assistant Professor of Biology HENRY YOUNG WARNOCK A.B., AM. Assistant. Professor of Journalism HENRY N. WILLIAMS EDGAR WILSON LL.B-. LLM. Professor of Law FRANK WILSON B.S, Captain. United States Army Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics MARGUERITE WOODRUFF A.B.. Th.M.. Th.D Assistant Professor of Sociology and Ethics PAUL BLUE Captain. United States Army Assistant Professor of Military Science and Tactics CHARLES B KOPP A.B , A.M,f Ed.D, Associate Professor of English MALCOLM LESTER A B, A M . Ph D. Associate Professor of History JAMES CHESLEY RF.HBERG A B , LL.B , LL M. Law Librarian MRS LAMEV Siiilthb satd Operator MRS MADDOX PERSONNEL 0' omtu'f ht I it war) and Dm nun MRS. NICKERSON and MRS. SW ATTS AiihluMl Pii ittax Mas. Maude Brown and Mrs, Betsy Nelson (Bookstore and Pusr Of life). Kathryn Marshall Mrs Grime . Jeanette Evanoio, Lucile Johnson, Evelyn Hargrove (Business Offke ' IA Mrs. Mint (ague, Mrs Mayfield, Mrs Wood, Miss Baker. Miss McKay (library Suff) Mr Yairland ingFum and Cri-op Staff. Diilrlu . Mm' i Dltlff Hj I MRS ETHEL REEVES and MRS KATHERINE TERRELL AjiiiIjHI Diet ilia MRS JENNIE MOODY iuptiinttnJtni Mm'i Infitmjr) tudents President Mi nii Student Government JOE HENDRICKS STUDENT GOVERNMENT Vi« President Student Government ROBERT SPARKS Secretary-Treasurer Student Government PEGGY CARLISLE MERCER STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Elected by the student body, the Mercer Student Government Association is the major legis- lative body of the student government. Of the organization s many activities, the major project is the annual Bear Day Parade and Homecoming Weekend, the high point of the school year In addition to its usual accomplishments, the 1954-55 Association reached a goal for which conscientious Mercer students had vainly worked in past years. Immediately after taking office in the spring of 1954, the Association propoced an honor system which was adopted by the student body. Its success has been outstanding and it is a source of pride for every Mercer student. 20 Cl uitrr Dun Arti Mimpr H4 DDV MOOW Cauldron Editor ISAKhAKA SEN FT CiulJriui lluunru PHIL TAYLOR Student Activities Committee Student Government Awtijtim Arrival In the Dorm Freshmen and transfers arrived at Mercer to be greeted by big sisters and big brothers, upper- classmen who returned to school early to help the new Mt-rtcrians learn their way around campus, to explain dormitory rules, and make the first few days easier in every way There were faculty mem- bers who introduced them to the history, ideals, and purposes of the University—parties and recep- tions which introduced them to each other By registration day, the nesv students were already a part of Mercer. ORIENTATION At Registration 22 On Campus Students meet the President «t Jot Hendricks, Jong Chon Kim, Mr. Smalley Freshmen «1 Co- Fmhirun Braun Quern MARY ('.RACE FIVE ASH RECREATION All work and no play nukes Toby a dull hear. The administration knows this well and has pro vided many recreational facilities for the students use. The pmp pon tables, tennis courts and ball fields are nearly always in use. Besides athletics, there are concerts, plays, and other cultural activities which are open to all Mer- cer students. STUDYING Everyone knows that the serious suit of college life involves study, and Met- cerians spend a great deal of time at it. Both the Hardeman Library and the law library are constantly in use, and even in dormitory rooms one can always lind people deeply engrossed in their home- work. Besides being a matter of personal pride, this effort is expended in order to uphold the high standards of scholar ship for which Merter has always hcen noted. OBn r.G 25 EMPLOYMENT Mill) Mrictl Oudtnts work for tht Umvtr lity— wiw in the dmmfl halls, some tn tht muneopriph Jfjurtfwni, other in vwitn� ai- iim of the uhool Also the infirmaries employ student at ii4n to the nurses Besides the ullnn I hew employer retent, they gain valuable on-the-job experience whiih will help them m the future I-AYE WATSON AND MA(K FLOWERS 26 BEVERLY IRWIN PENFIELD TRIP When Mercer University was Mercer Insti- tute, a theological and classical school for young ministerial students, the site was at Pen- field. Georgia. In 1871, the University was moved to Macon, but though it has grown and expanded to its present-day status, the old school is not forgotten. Each year the senior class visits the original location to pay grate- ful tribute to Jesse Mercer. 27 SUMMER CAMP The annual R OT.C. wimmcr ump n held al I’ort Lee, Virpmta III purpose 1� lo plate the milt Ury tludenl under condition a like th«« ol regu lir army life as pnttiblr The cadet simulate lomkl. live under military discipline and hold rank a offitm of the rcf-ulu army Thu lamp raperieme i ncccmry in orJ« to rneive a tommiwion upon gudujtion. Instruction Clasi COMMENCEMENT Commencement—the crowning moment of the college student's life. His diploma is a symbol of study, research, and associations that will mean much in the years ahead. Commencement is the culmina- (ion of four years' work and the beginning of adult life, experienced with joy and pride, remembered with nostalgia. President Connell Barbecue PftHtssional SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES The liberal arts college maintains a demo- cratic, cultural Christian atmosphere and is dedicated to training men and women for the good life. Its student body is actuated by a keen desire to know the truth, etc.; its faculty, to the demonstration and pursuit of it. 30 The Roberts School of Christianity, dedicated to the task of Christian education; was made possible by the munificence of Columbus Roberts. The Baptist statesman and philanthropist made many gifts of money for the founding of such a school. The School is committed to the ideal of helping its students acquire the double enrichment of spirituality and intellectuality. SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY SCHOOL OF LAW The Walter F. George School of Law is one of the oldest in the South. Named for Senator Waller F George, distinguished statesman and Macon alumnus, the School is recognized nationally for its high standards of educa- tion in the field of law and for its equally high standards of ethical conduct. It's A Mans World LIFE IN THE BOYS’ DORMITORY Louise Bnnsford, Shirley Holt, Ann Huthnance, Dot Maxwell, Andtietlc Bouthcllc. Grace Baldwin, Jeanette haf, Mary Frances Swatts, Dirlcy Bailey, Janet McLaughlin, Delores Brown, Beth Ezell, Marion Liles The Spanish Club is an honorary society' which meets twice a month on the Mercer campus, The fore- most requirement for membership in this organization is that the student must have completed Spanish courses with at least a B” average. At its meetings the club presents various prog tarns that should be of interest to every Spanish stu- dent, Such programs that are of interest to the members arc Spanish movies, Latin American speakers and photographs of different Spanish-speaking countries. The purpose of the Spanish Club may he stated as being ”to stimulate a live interest in the Spanish- American people in their culture and way of life, most especially showing that Spanish, in all its phases, is a living bridge between our nation and the Spanish-speaking Republics.' 33 SPANISH CLUB First row; Jean Bolen, Martha Dykes, Nell Powers. Nancy Remick, Cindy Sartin, Willard Faster, Second row; Nan Williams, Jane McCollum, Eva Claire Shaw, Barbara Broderick, Alice Tate, Cuy Webb. Third row: Sam Wilburn, Jane Carol Adam;. Janet McLaughlin, Carswell Hughes, Noel Dostcr, Bob Braswell. CJC£ROi JAN The Ciceronian Literary Society, founded June 19, 18 4. is the oldest organization on the Mercer cam- pus. In order to acquire knowledge and to broaden their interests, members participate in debate, dec- lamation. and recitation. To promote interest and to encourage talented students, the Society sponsors poetry, short story, and play writing contests periodically in the school year. The winners, chosen by English professors, receive recognition and appropriate prizes. literary society CICERONIAN OFFICERS: Guy Webb, Program Chair- matt; Alice Tate, Setretary-Treasttm; Nell Powers, Carres- ponding Secretary: Cindy Sartin, Prendent: Carswell Hughes, Vice President. 34 LAW REVIEW STAFF—Scitcd: E. Rozier, G. Heinrich, E Murphey. Standing: W- Holme� , L. I’rilttrsun Not pictured: S. Segal, J. Bedford, J. Limb. law REVIEW MERCER EDITOR Gent- Heinrich BUSINESS STAFF Ed Rcaicr Gene Heinrich James Lamb COURT OF HONOR The Court of Honor is composed of a student Chief Justice and four student Associate Justices, It has as its function the enforce- ment of the Law School's rigid Code of Honor and the punishment of any violation thereof. Seated, left to fight: S. Segal. J. Field, t, Murphey Standing: G. Bunting, D. Randall. COURT OF CORRECTIONS The Court of Corrections is composed of a student Justice-at-Large and Associate Justices. The Court interprets the Constitution and By-Laws of the Law School Student Government, and hears com- plaints of the same. Left to right J Taylor Phillips, O. Olive, J Field, F. Hasty. 36 Law School Student Govern men I LAW STUDENT GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF LAW STUDENT GOVERNMENT Left to right: Don Randall and Alex T. Pcrortc. Phi Alpha Delta is a legal fraternity founded m 1902 Jt has 12 active chap- ters and 3t alumnae chapters. The Mer- cer chapter of Plii Alpha Della is the William H Fish chapter named for a former judge and dean of Mercer Law School. At present. Phi Alpha Delta has 22 active brothers and pledges. Arsmga, E Heinrich. R Jones. Third row PHI ALPHA DELTA First ross. D Maurice, J Second row: P Johnson, W. Holmes, E. Rosier, M. Sharpe, D. Randall, B Barnet, J Harrison, OFFICERS—Seared, left to right: Delano Maurice, Tf aimer, James P. Lamb, Junice, Jose Arstuga, Viee fuiliee Standing: Gene Heinrich, St ere tar); Lee Grogan, Marsh !. LEGAL FRATERNITIES Delta Theta Phi is a legal fraternity on the Mercer campus, organised to unite fraternally congenial students of law, to lead them to higher scholarship and legal learning, and to promote justice and equal opportunity for all. Membership is by selection. DELTA THETA PHI—First row: J, Field, T. Phillipps, II Drake, E. Mur phy. Hack row D. Dubberly, A Phone, E. Jones, H Hail, E. Waters, D Olives, J Greene. 38 OFFICERS -l'telident, Taylor Phillips; V if r Denw, H, Drake; Tribune, ,1 Field; Matter of Roth, D. Olives, Bailiff, H. Wail; Treaiurct, E- Murphy; Matter of Ritual, J. Green. FOR Or Bilts' Class Tony Stansfeld KNOWLEDGE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION The Ministerial Association is a non-compulsory organization composed of students who have dedicated their lives to the Christian Ministry. Through the fellowship of this organization, the members obtain the spiritual stimulation of mutual association and instruc- tion, This organization strives to promote Christian fellowship on the Mercer campus. KAPPA DELTA EPSILON Kappa Delta Epsilon is a national honorary education fraternity founded on the Mercer campus May 4, 1940, By uniting women education members on the various campuses. Kappa Delta Epsilon not only promotes the cause of education, fostering among its mem- bers high professional ideals, but also develops a spirit of mutual helpfulness. Seated: Thereui Mann, Ernestine English, Betty Williamson. Connie Adams, Shirley Nell Powers. First row.. Bar- bara Eubanks, Ann Nichols, Carolyn Ricks, Shirley Biitch, Louise Caudle, Elizabeth Proctor, Jeanette leaf Second row Miss Bates, Advisor; Bobbie Edge, Betty McGzhee, Barbara Sen It, Gloria Twitty. Carolyn Hayes, Jean McKay, Teeny Copa$, Elaine Davis, Anne Walden, Helen Lenkard, Pat Smith 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. The chapter acquaints the student with actual experiences he will encounter when he formally enters the profession. The future teacher learns the art of plan- ning and cooperation through practice reaching, social activities, and educational programs. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA f.TA OFFICERS— Pitudeni, Rcy Northern; Vue P nt- Jeiai, Robert Hansard; Mary Jint Saunders. Stale Pteiide !. louise Brantford; Slate Mem bf'jt-Le' nr, Neil Gunter Robert Hansard, Joyce Dill, Bush Gleaton, Jimmy Carnes, Key Northern. Annie Laurie Sutton, Sue Deyerle, Helen Lenkard, Pat Smith, Shirley Blikh, Gail Manley, Lacjuita Withrow, Phyllis Hamrick, Mary Ann Gainey, Am driette Bouchclle. Louise Bransford, C arol Pcavy. Phyllis Maddox, Jean Bolen, Shirley Harden, Nancy Rcrnitk. Nanette Bell, Joan McCroy, Jeanette Hodges, Maxine Hunt, Barbara Edmonds, Vashti Maxwell, Mary Lou Wood, Laura Mac Duke-,, Eva Claire Shaw. Harold Scott, Mary Jane Saunders. Arron Lively. Suzanne Shaw Adams, Lonez Ramhurst, Georgia Akin, Duane Ashburn. Georgia Sigma No Pledge Trainer, Cluster Staff Pershing Rif to, Scabbard and Blade, First Lieutenant. ' M Club SccrctaryTreasurer. In- ■ ramurals. Barnes, Kathryn Lake worth, Florida Cardinal Key. Alpha Fsi Omega. YVA Presi- dent. Religion Education Association Secre- tary. Mercer Players. Secretary, Choir. Baxter, Bobby Bremen, Georgia Ministerial Association Treasurer, MIMA President, Chi Alpha Omega. President BSC Executive Council, Cluster Staff. Baxter, Willard Bremen. Georgia Blank in ship, Biily Atlanta, Georgia Bolen, Jean Savannah. Georgia BSU Greater Council, Phi Mu. Vice Presi- dent, Future Teachers Association, YWA. Secretary of Executive Council, Christian Service Fellowship, Vice President. Bonner, Bill Chtpley. Georgia Sigma Nu, Chi Alpha Omega, Scribe, M' Club, Presidenr, Varsity Track, BSU Execu- tive Council, ROTC- Bottoms, William R. Macon. Georgia Ministerial Association. Chi Alpha Omega, BSU. Alembic Club, Christian Service Fellow- ship. Boyer, Hazfl Sparta, Georgia Mercer Choir, Macon Miceet, Conservation Club. Bramblett, Marcus Gainesville, Gmigia Ministerial Association, Intramural Foothill. Intramural Softball. MIMA. Braswell, Bob Atlanta. Georgia ATO. SENIORS 44 i Brown, James W. Macon, Georgii Alpha T u Omega. Worthy Sctihc. Alembic Club, Pershing Rifles. Quartermaster Asso- ciation, Burgess, Betty Macon, Georgia Burgess, Charles Toccoa, Georgia BSl'r Ministerial Association MIMA, Burgess. Charles W. Atlanta. Georgia Campbell, Hiram Mamin. Georgia Ministerial Student Carlisle. Peggy Joyce Maeon, Georgia Cardinal Key. tin Omega. President, Secre- tary-Treasurer of Student Government, Sec- retary-Treasurer Freshman CUsy Freshman Class Sponsor. Pb Delta Theta Pledge Sweet heart and Sponsor, Women's Student Govern- ment. Glee Club, Society Editor of Cluster, Vice President of WAA- Carr, Anne Macon, Georgia Carr, Billy McIntyre, Georgia Caudle. Louise Mountville. Georgia MICA. Treasurer. FTA, Kappa Delia Epsilon. Religions Education Association. YWA. Chambers, Charles Ros villc, Georgia Chi Alpha Omega. Chapman, Joe Brunswick, Georgia Pi Kappa Phi Clary. Charles Sylvania, Georgia 45 SENIORS Classen, Harry Macon. Georgia Kappa Alpha Order. ROTt. Gccronun Lit- erary Socicty. Comer, Johnson Macon. Georgia Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Compton, Samuel V. Macon. Georgia Coras, Teeny Albany, Georgia Women's Student Government, Second Vice President. Beta. Beta, Beta, Historian. KDE, Historian. Cardinal Key, Historian MICA, Athletic Chairman. WAA. Secretary Treasurer, Cheerleader. Homecoming Queen W3. TWA. Danner, Ole eta Linctdnton. Georgia David, Henry Atlanta, Georgia Christian Service Fellowship. Ministerial As- sociation, BSU Greater Council. Davis, Eddie Macon, Georgia Davis, Elaine Macon. Georgia Alpha Della Pi Sorority, Corresponding Sec rrtary, Macon Misses, WAA, Future Teach- ers. KDE. Dukes, Shirley Pemhioke. Georgia Phi Mu. Eden, William Gray, Georgia Alpha T u Onwga Edge. Borbil: Jasper. Georgia YWA, Chi Omega, Kappa Delta Epsilon, FTA. BSU Greater Council, Cluster Staff, Eubanks, Barbara Augusta, Georgia Kappa Delta Epsilon, MICA, Life Service Band, Christian Service Fellowship. Religious Education Association, German Club, BSt‘, SENIORS 46 Edwards, Robert Warner Robins, Georgia Pi Kappa Phi. Flowers, Mack Sylvester. Georgia Mercer Player� , Vice President Alpha P� i Omega� Vice President Mererr Choir. Fo RtsTfs, Richard Macon. Georgia Choir. Chi Alpha Omega. Ministerial Asso- ciation, MIMA. Quartermaster Association, ROTC. Gardner, Oscar Atlanta, Georgia Ministerial Association. MIMA Gilbert, Hitch Macon. Georgia Ministerial Association. GitBtRT, Oscar Macon, Georgia Ministerial Association Gilstrap. Robert Atlanta, Georgia Ministerial Association. Graham, Eisie ) Atlanta, Georgia MIMA Green, Robert D. Macon. Georgia Ministerial Association. Vise President, Grime;, Howard Macon. Georgia Chi Alpha Omega. Gunter, James Glen wood. Georgia Gunter, Neil Atlanta. Georgia SENIORS Hatfenpen. Charles Rapcliffe Flushing, New York AI phi Pei Oiwji, President. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Chronicler, Treasurer, Debile Team, Mtfrtf Player� , Spanish Club, Intramural� , ROTC. Handley, Evelyn Powell Macon. Georgia Chi Omega. Sponsor Sigma Nru Fraternity, President Macon Mictfl Club Hansard, Robert Ktnwdl, Georgia MIMA, FTA, Secretary-Treasurer, Kappa Phi Kappa. President. Hardin. Clarence Mat cm. Georgia Alpha Tau Omega. Harper. Charles C . Flower Branch, Georgia Ministerial Association Hatch Lit, Robert Macon, Georgia Hayes, Carolyn Albany. Georgia MICA, Vue President KDE. Treasurer. WAA Cardinal Key. BSU. Cheerleader. Women's Student Government. Hays, Mary Jo Mason. Georgia A.B, Degree Hendricks, Joe Woodland. Georgia President of Mercer Student Body, Secretary of Chi Alpha Omega, BSL' Executive Coun- cil, Blue Key, All-Star Intramural� . Hinfly. Richard Savannah, Georgia Chi Alphi Omega. Hints. W C Macon, Georgia Ministerial Association. Hodges, Billy Eaionton, Georgia Sigma Nu. At SENIORS Holland, Betty Ann JJaoin, Gtornu PkesiJrnt Alpha Delta Pi; Vice President Car- dinal Key; KDt; Women's Athletic Associa- tion; Macon Misses; Secretary-Treasurer Senior CI sn; Pan-Hellenic, May Court, Cauldron, Holland, Charles L. Cochran, Georgia Ministerial Association; MIMA; Ministerial Chorus, Hollingsworth. Biu Augusta. Georgia Kappa Alpha; Varsity Baseball; Quarter Master Association; Intramural Football and Softball; Alembic Club Howell, James Aeon Park, Florida Hughes, James Macon, Georgia Kappa Sigma; Varsity Basketball and! Baseball; 'M Club. Hughes. John Muon, Georgia Kappa Sigma; Varsity Basketball and Baseball; Hf‘ Club; Vice President Junior Class. Hulsey, John Gainesville, Georgia Ministerial Association. Huthnance, Ann Macon. Georgia Chi Omega; Social and Civic Chairman Chi Omega, Cluster Staff; Mercer Players; Eta Sigma Iota, Corresponding Secretary; Macon Misses, Publicity Chairman. Secretary-Treat- urn. Isaf, Jeannette Macon, Georgia Cluster Staff; Secretary-Treasurer Eta Sigma Lota: Macon Misses; Cauldron Staff, Histoiian KDE Jones, Millard L. Griffin, Georgia Ministerial Association; Religious Education Association. Jones, Olan Marlow. Georgia MIMA; Volleyball; Softball; Basketball. Johnson. Agnes T. Macon, Georgia 49 SENIORS Kennedy. Ramona LiCnnjir. Grorjii MICA. HA KfNT, Cappa Milkn. Georgia Kappa Sigma Key. William CcJJidge, Georgia Kick lighter, Claude Cknvillr, Groigu Sipimi Alpha Epsilto, Cadet M� |in. Knox, Allyce Gdjf, Crdr i Alpha Delta Pi, KDE La Blanc, Donald E. Macon, Georgia Laney, George Macon, Georgia Pi Kappa Phi Lasseter, Jesse Griffin, Georgia Lenkerd, Helen Atlanta, Georgia MICA. Vice President, Women's Student Government, Summer President, Cardinal Key. KDE. YWA, Religious Education Asso- ciation. BSD. Lively, Aaron Augusta. Georgia MIMA McCalu m, Cecil Cartcrsville. Georgia Ministerial Association, MIMA, BSLT Greater Council. McCldng, Joe Atlanta. Georgia SO SENIORS McDaniel. Red Columbus. Georgia Phi Del� Theta, Quartermaster Asiwialion, Vice President Senior Class. RQTC. All-Star Football and Softball, Truck Team. McFadden. Gene Columbus, Georgia Law School Student Covermcoi, Treasurer, Parliamentarian. Executive Committee, McGahee, Betty Augusta, Georgia Chi Omega, Treasurer of Chi Omega, Setre- tary, Cardinal Key, President of Beta Beta Beta, President of KDF. Mercer Choir. Treas- urer of Mercer Choir, Vice President and Secretary of Women's Student Government. Alembic Club, BSU Greater Council, Cauld- ron Staff. Me Ray, Jean Gainesville. Georgia MICA. Social Chairman, KDE, Publicity Chairman. F LA, Secretary.Treasurer, YWA, RSI Maddox, Carter Rochelle, Georgia Alpha Tau Omega, Maddox, Winona Greenville, Georgia Mercer Choir, YWA, FTA, BSC. Malloy. Martin Lother HI Vienna, Georgia Phi Delta Theta. Maker, Jerry Macon. Georgia Kappa Sigma, Lieutenant ROTC. Mansfield, Jack Caitcrsviilc, Georgia Mancin, John A. Macon, Georgia Lambda Chi, President. Social Chairman, Ciceronian Literary Society, Intra murals Maurice, Delano Savannah, Georgia Lambda Chi, Vice President, Pledge Trainer, Phi Alpha Delta. Treasurer. International Re- lations Club. Intramurals. Student Activities Committee. Law School. Mendez, Jo i Guadalajara, Mexico SENIORS Mumn: brooks, Bill Selma. Alabama Phi fcia Sigma, Secretary-Treasurer. Ot« Alplu Omega. Sigma Mu. Ministerial Association, Oiamiti, Blue Key, FfflhlMfl CIjh Presi- dent. Student Gc'f rnmcnt, Freshman A Ju- vor. BSI Pi .Jem, MIMA Mitchell. Richard Macon, Grrugii Sigma Nu Fraternity, Viir Prendent. Sigma Nu. Mixon-, Thomas Macon. Georgia ' M Club, Cjpoin Varsity basketball, Phi Della Theta. Student Athletic Committee. ROTC, Moofir, Lama� Cobbtown, Georgia Ministerial Association. MIMA. Dramatic Club Morgan, Lawrence Macon, Gnrfi Ministerial Allocution Morris, Ida L, Macon, Georgia Ministerial Association Moore, William M Macon. Georgia Mote. Claude Macon, Georgia Mupphfy. Switzer Angusta, Georgia Phi Mu Pledge Tiainer. Mrreer Players, YWA, FULA Nash, William E Athens, Georgia Ministerial Association. Neal, Ray Moultrie, Georgia Blue Key. Phi Delta Thru. Vice President. Historian. Chorister. Kappa Phi Kappa. Sec- retary-Treasurer. Scabbard and Blade. Vice President. Mercer Players, Treasurer, Chapel Choir, President. ITA. B5LI Greater Council. Distinguished Military Student. Nichols, Ann Carnegie, Georgia MICA. FTA, KDE, VWA SENIORS 52 O RIEN, W, S. Atlanta, Georgia Odum, Wallace Waycross, Georgia Kappa Alpha Fraternity. Alembic Club, In- tramural Sports. Ciceronian Literary Society, Press Club. Peeler, Jo Ann Macon. Georgia Macon Misses. Pirns, George Eastman, Georgia Pollock, Charles Bainbridge, Georgia Porterfield, Bob Winierville. Georgia Post, J, D Albany, Georgia Powers, Nell Douglas. Georgia Chi Omega, Proctor, Elizabeth Macon. Georgia Chi Omega, SENIORS S3 Register, David Valdosta, Georgia Sigma No. Reynolds, A . L. Atlanta. Georgia Religious Education Association, Vice Presi dent. Ministerial Association, BSU. BSLf Greater Council. Robakds, John Ncwiun. Georgia Robfrson, C. L. (Red) Baxley. Georgia Ministtnal Association. Dramatic Club, Vet- eran. Roberts, Allan B. Brunswick. Georgia BSl), Ministerial Association, MIMA. Robinson, Lowell Macon, Georgia Ministerial Association. Rountree, Margie Adel, Georgia Rumley, Stan Macon, Georgia Ministerial Association. Sanders, Mary Jane Dothan. Alabama YWA, Secretary, Chi Omega. Life Service Band, FT A Vice President, Student Gov- ernment, BSU Greater Council, Christian Fellowship. Sartin, Cindy Augusta. Georgia Panhcllcnic, Picsidcnt, Ciceronian, President, Literary Society, Qri Omega, Pledge Trainer. Student Activities Committee. Cardinal Key, YWA, Cluster. Women's Student Govern- ment. Scarbrough, Rebecca College Park, Georgia Scarbrough, Samuel College Park, Georgia Ministerial Association, SENIORS 54 Scott. Harold Sjrlvjnii. Gtoijii Senft, Barbara Joan Dcului, Georgia Cardinat Key. Cauldron Editor. SAE Sponsor, 5AE Pledge Sweetheart. Alphi Delta Pt. Secretary. Kappa Delta Epsilon, Vice Presi- dent, rntemational Relation Club. Vice Presi- dent, Cheerleader, Two Years, May Court, Two Years, Homecoming Court. Shaw, Kenneth B, College Park, Georgia BSU Council. Chorister, Ministerial Associa- tion. Shaw. Suzanne Cumming, Georgia BSU. FTA. Slappey, Earl J. Andersville. Georgia SAf. Mercer Players, Softball, Intramural All-Star. Simmons, Bobby Macon, Georgia Kappa Sigma, Alpha Phi Omega. Cluster Staff, Pershing Rifles, Scabbard and Blade. Cadet Lieutenant Colonel ROTC, Secretary of Kappa Sigma. Simpson, James V. At Co, Georgia Spanish Club, Sires, Earl Macon, Georgia Smith, James A.. Ill Macon. Georgia Phi Delta Theta, ROTC Rifle Team. Souther, Dlrwoou Macon, Georgia Ministerial Association, Spence, Steve Wartrboiu, Georgia Track, Basketball. Spencer, Joan Kansas City. Missouri 55 SENIORS Stephenson, Marshall Macon, Georgia Pi Kappa Phi Tanner, Bubba ttr� r(� n, Georgia Kappa Alpha. President of KA Penhing Rifles. Alembic Club. Ciceronian Literary Society. Thompson, John Caro, Georgia Thornton, Weldon Camilla, Georgia Phi Eta Sigma. Sigma Mo. Gamma Sigma Epsilon. Thurmond, Ralph Macon, Georgia Sigma Nu, Commander, Varsity Tennis, M Club. Toro, Georoe Vauto, Puerto Rico Pi Kappa Phi, Eta Sigma Iota, Track Team, Pershing Rifles. Todlson, Edward Milledgcville. Georgia Tvitty, Gloria Gainesville, Georgia Women's Student Gomtunttit, President 2. Cardinal Key, President, MICA. Treasurer. YWA, Kappa Delta Epsilon, Intramural Sports. BSU Greater Council, Eta Sigma Iota, Life Service Band, Christian Fellowship. Waldron, Sam Macon, Georgia Ministerial Association. Walker, Henry Macon, Georgia Waters, Joseph Savannah, Georgia Watson, Joe Chi Alpha Omega, Ministerial Association, Life Service Band, Junior Class Representa- tive, Track Team, M ’ Club, President, Treasurer, Blue Key, President, All-Star Foot- ball, Intramural, President Senior Class, BSD, Treasurer. SENIORS 56 Waugh, Benny R Macon, Georgia Phi Delta Theta, Treasurer, President, In- tramural Sports. White, George Macon, Georgia Chi Alpha Omega. Willis. William R, Warner Robins. Georgia Pi Kappa Phi, President. Vice President. Treasurer, Warden IRC, Treasurer, ROTC Rifle Team. FfJLA, IFC Representative. Wilson, Delbert GknviJIe, Georgia Wolfe. Charles D, Americus, Georgia Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Intramural. AU-Sur Softball, Wood, Oliver Atlanta, Georgia Lambda Chi Alpha, Rush Chairman, PlcJgc Trainer, International Relations Club, Min- isterial Association, Alembic Club, Intr . murals. Wood, Sarallte Augusta, Georgia Wortham, John Fort Valley. Georgia Wray, Charles H. Union Point. Georgia Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Chaplain, Phi F.ta Sigma, President, Sigma Mu, Alembic Club, Blue Key, German Club, Intramurale. Chi Alpha Omega. President. Yadfn. Virginia Atlanta, Georgia Phi Mu, Vice President, YWA, FTA. Yandle, Bruce Macon, Georgia Alpha Tau Omega- York, Janice Mason. Georgia BSU. Eaetutive Secretary. MICA. Secretary. Religious Education Association. Cheerleader, Cardinal Key, Life Service Band. World Mis- sion Band. YWA, German Club, Secretary Junior Class. Davis. T, Richard. Sr. Macon. Georgia Program Chairman, Ministerial Association, Chaplain, Chi Alpha Omega, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Jo Kidd John Peterson Janet McLaughlin JUNIOR CLASS President JOHN PETERSON Vice President janet McLaughlin Secretary-T re a surer JO KIDD ADAMS, CONNIE Macon, Georgia AKERY. EARL Carrollton, Georgia ALFORD, JIMMY Wavery Hall, Georgia ALLEN. PAT Chicopee, Georgia ARRON. PHILLIP Jacksonville. Florida ATT AW AY. NANCY Statesboro, Georgia BABB, MARY ALICE Macon, Georgia BAGGS, LINTON D Macon. Georgia BAKER, J FRANK Omega, Georgia BELL. HILDA Boston, Georgia BEST. GLENDA Macori. Georgia BLACK. JOANN Dania, Florida BUTCH, SHIRLEY Homcrville, Georgia BOATRIGHT, LEROY Macon, Georgia BOONE, TOOF Micon, Georgia BRACKETT, ANN Macon, Georgia BRANTLEY, JERRY Milledgcville, Georgia BRAY. JACK Macon, Georgia BROOKS, O W Atlanta, Georgia BROWN. BOBBY Macon, Georgia JUNIORS 5? BROWN. DOLORES Macon. Georgia BROWN. MALVERN Dudley, Georgia BROWN, MAYNARD Macon. Georgia BUCK, EDWARD P. JR. Macon. Georgia BULLOCK FRANK Livingston. Alabama BURG AMY. WILLIAM Sparta. Georgia CAGLE. FREDA Cluckamawga, Georgia CAMERON. ALAN Augusta, Georgia CARNES. FRANCES Eatonton, Georgia CARNES. JIMMY Eatonton, Georgia CARROLL. DON Columbus. Georgia CHAPMAN. LLOYD Ludowici, Georgia BATHO. MABEL Atlanta, Georgia CLINE, DAN Toccoa, Georgia CLYBURN, MU.BURN Reidsvillc, Georgia COLLINS, TOMMY Macon. Georgia COOK, FRED Warner Robins, Georgia COMAR. ROBERT E Amerinis. Georgia COX, C W. Macon, Georgia CRABTREE. RAY Atlanta, Georgia JUNIORS i 60 CUWBIE, RONNIE Columbus, Georgia CU LBRETH, WATKINS Ellison. Georgia CUTCHENS. MILLARD Tifton, Georgia DAVIS. OWEN Macon, Georgia DEAN, CYNTHIA Macon, Georgia DEYERLE, SUE Atlanta, Georgia DILL. JOYCE Washington, Georgia DURHAM. MRS J. B Macon, Georgia EBERHART. CHARLES Atlanta, Georgia ELLIOTT, A. V, Macon, Georgia EMMONS, BILL Atlanta, Georgia ENGLISH, ERNESTINE Atlanta, Georgia EVANS, CHARLES Macon, Georgia FAULK. AUSTELLE Jeffersonville, Georgia FAULKNER, HELEN Macon, Georgia FISHER, BARBARA Atlanta, Georgia FOLSOM. DON East Point, Georgia FOSTER. HOWARD La Grange. Georgia FULGHUM, JAMES H . JR. Macon, Georgia GATLIN, JOE Atlanta, Georgia JUNIORS 61 GREEN. BOBBY Douglas. Georgia GRIFFIN. BETTY JO Griffin. Georgia GROGAN. JANE Columbus. Georgia HAMMOND. ROBERT Atlanta. Georgia HAMMOND. WILLIAM Amcricus, Georgia HANDLEY. CHARLES Wiycross. Georgia BOWMAN. GENE Augusta. Georgia HARRISON, JOHNNY Gainesville, Georgia HA SKIN. MILLARD Warner Robins. Georgia HARBIN, BYRON Montgomery, Alabama HARDEGREE. EARL College Park, Gccrgii HARDY, RICHARD Trenton, N. J. HATTWAY. RANDALL Hardwick. Georgia HEARN. CARLTON Eatontora, Georgia HENRY. BERNARD K M jllcdgcvillc, Georgia HERITAGE, DARLENE Macon, Georgia HILLIARD. MAURICE Atlanta. Georgia HOLLAND, DOROTHEA Hapeville, Georgia HOPKINS, JACK Macon, Georgia HOUSE. MITCHELL Maenn. Georgia JUNIORS bi HUDGINS. YORK Dawson, Georgia HUNT, MAXINE Thomson, Georgia IRBY. CARLYLE Fort Valley. Georgia IRVIN, BEVERLY Atlanta. Georgia JOHNSON, JESSE Macon, Georgia JOHNSON. ROYCE Macon, Georgia JOHNSON. SID Visalia. Georgia JOINER. WAYNE Pelham, Georgia KEN MORE, A, T. Warwick, Georgia KENNEDY. BOB La Grange, Georgia RENT. MAX Conyers. Georgia KIDD. JO Newman, Georgia KINNETT, ANN Atlanta, Georgia KIRBY, GERALDINE Fayetteville. Georgia KRYSALKA, STEPHEN Warthcn. Georgia LANE, BILL Monticello, Georgia LE CROY. JOAN Savannah, Georgia LILES, MARION Macon, Georgia LDCKLIN. MARIE Macon. Georgia LOTT. ROBERT Baxley, Georgia 3 LUDLOW. L S- Mianu, Florida LYNCH, C. C Rume, Gcoi u McCLESKEY. MARY A meritus, Georgia McDOUGAL. CAROL Dillard. Georgia MeGLAMORY, JIM Tallahassee. Florida MeKENNEY, FRANK Macon, Georgia mckinley. Jackie Rochelle. Georgia McLaughlin, janet OuiUnnojjj, Tennessee MADDOX, PHYLLIS La Grange, Georgia MALOY, PAT Macon, Georgia MANN. THE RES A1 Thomson. Georgia MARTIN. WAYNE Albany, Georgia MOSELEY, ROBERT Soperton, Georgia MASON. ROBERT Estonian, Georgia MAVITY, EDDIE Warrenton, Georgia MAXWELL, DOT Macon. Georgia ME LONE Y. JAMES WILLIAM Miami, Florida MIDDLETON, SHERLEY Ludowici, Georgia MILLER. MARTHA Macon, Georgia MOORE. WILLIAM Mershon, Georgia JUNIORS M NEWTON, JAMES Tifton, Georgia NORTHERN. RAE Louisville. Kentucky OBEN. ALBERT Santurec, Puerto Rico OLIVER, J. O. Macon. Georgia O'NEAL JIM Jackson. Georgia O'QUINN. JAMES L. Macon. Georgia OXLEY. PAUL R Macon, Georgia PADGET. GLADYS Smyrna. Georgia PATTEN. G C. Adel. Georgia PEACOCK, LEO Macon, Georgia PEARCE, RICHARD Columbus, Georgia PERDUE. JANET Macon. Georgia PERRY, McGARRAH Rairvbridge. Georgia PETERSON, JOHN Atlanta, Georgia PINKSTON. BOBBY Parrott, Georgia POTTS, L. M Tifton, Georgia POWELL, JAMES Orlando, Florida PRESTON. HENRY J . JR Gainesville. Georgia PRICE. MARY Dun woody. Georgia PUCKETT, BETTY Baxley. Georgia RAMSEY. ROBERT At Uni a. Georgia REYNOLDS, WILLIAM Macon, Georgia RICKS, CAROLYN Soperton. Georgia RIVIERE, IRAN Cnlumhw, Georgia ROACH. ANNE Swainsboro, Georgia ROBINSON. CATHERINE Bremen. Georgia ROGERS. CUNT E Macon. Georgia ROSHOLT. ANDY Screven, Georgia ROWE, TOMMY Decatur Georgia SAMS, HAROLD Dublin, Georgia SANDERS, LARRY Ltzclla, Georgia SAVER. LAWSON Fairborn. Georgia SEOCORD. CLAYTON Guatemala City. Guatemala SLOAN, JIMMY Macon, Georgia SMITH. CAROL Griffin, Georgia SMITH, FRANCIS M JR Clantnn. Georgia SMITH, JIMMIE Charleston, South Carolina SMITH, PATRICIA Wrightsville, Georgia SMITH, PAULA HiwLnjville, Georgia STRIPLING, MACK Lyons, Georgia JUNIORS 66 SUTTON, ANNIE LAURA Atlanta, Georgia THIGPEN. BETTY Sopenon, Georgia THOMAS. MILDRED St Petetsburg, Florid THORNTON. ROY Columbus, Georgia T1EKF.N. DICK Miami, Florida TILLEY, LESLIE Atlanta. Georgia TIPPETT. CINDA Louisville, Kentucky TOLSON, NEAL Columbus, Georgia TONEY. PERCY Amertcus. Georgia TRAWICK, LAMAR Bay Mirwtte. Alabama TROUTMAN, GERALDINE Macon, Georgia TUCKER, CARLOS Macon. Georgia TURNER. JOHN CARSWELL Macon, Georgia VANDIVER, ROY Atlanta, Georgia VAUGHN. BILLY Eastman. Georgia VINSON. JOHN McIntyre, Georgia WALDEN. ANNE Dublin, Georgia WALKER. JERRY Lind ale, Georgia WATSON. RONALD Columbus, Georgia WATERS. E. L Macon, Georgia JUNIORS 67 WEAVER. ALEX Macon. Georgia WHITAKER, BEN Macon. Georgia WHITE, FERRELL Macon. Georgia WFATT, FRANCES Macon. Georgia WILBURN, SAM Atlanta. Georgia WILDES. GILBERT Norman Park. Georgia WILLIAM, JERLES Adrian. Georgia WILLIAMSON. BETTY Soperton, Georgia WILLIAMSON. TALIAFERRO Atlanta, Georgia WINDHAM, CLYDE Warner Rabins, Georgia WOMMACK, JO Macon. Georgia YATES. NANCY La Grange, Georgia JUNIORS 63 President GENE TEMPLE Vice President Secretary-Treasurer ROYCE HOBBS SHIRLEY WHEELER ANDERSON, E. D Maccm, Georgia ASHMORE, BETTY LaGrangc. Georgia AVERILL, AUGHTRY Montezuma, Georgia BAILEY, DIRUE Macon, Georgia BALDWIN, GRACE Macon, Georgia BALLARD, MARJORIE BushnclI. Florida BEASLEY, BETTY Dixie, Georgia BEINDORF, BARBARA Vcro Beach, Florida BELL, NANETTE Eatonton. Georgia BELMONT, BILLY Macon, Georgia BILES, JIMMY East Point, Georgia BISHOP. GENE Gifford, Florida BOl CHELLE, ANDRIETTE Social Circle. Georgia BOYETTE, DAVID Gray, Georgia BRACK, ELLIOTT Macon, Georgia BRANCH. JAMES Montrose, Georgia BRANSFORD. LOUISE Albany, Georgia BRIDGES, SUSAN Macon, Georgia BROAD RICK. BARBARA Dalton, Georgia BROWN, CHRISTINE I.aGrange, Georgia SOPHOMORES 70 BROWN, JAMES Atlanti, Georgia BRUNER, NANCY Ctdartown, Georgia BURRELL. THEO Columbut, Georgia CAMERON, JOHN Savannah, Georgia CAMPBELL, TOM Greensboro, Georgia CARROLL. LAVONIA Roberta, Georgia CARTER, CHARLES Toccoa, Georgia CARTER. PEARL Macon. Georgia CAUSEY, BILL Macon, Georgia CLEVENGER, NAOMI Springfield. Virginia CLOTFELTER, IN MANN Boingbrokc. Georgia COTTRELL. HUBERT Macon, Georgia COTTRELL, MARTHA Macon. Georgia CRANE. KENNETH Hapcville, Georgia CROSBY. RALPH. JR. Chicopee, Georgia CUTTER. DIXIE Macon, Georgia DONEHOO. SARAH Roswell, Georgia DOSS. ELIZABETH Decatur, Georgia DOSTER, NOEL GainsvilJe. Georgia DYKES, MARTHA Farrar, Georgia SOPHOMORES 71 ELLIS. JIMMY Mican. Georgia EZELL. BETH Monticello. Georgia FARRAR. BILL Knoxville. Tennessee FILLIXC.IM. BILL Savannah, Georgia FORBUS, ROBERT W Macon, Georgia FORDHAM. JAMES Toomsboro, Georgia FRANKLIN, JULIAN Gainesville, Georgia GARNER. CYLER Dublin. Georgia GARDNER. MILTON Americas. Georgia GAINEY, MARY ANN Columbus, Georgia GARNER, MARY ANN Thomasvillc. Georgia GARRETT. HILTON Macon, Georgia GLEATON, BUSH Cordele. Georgia GRAHAM, ROBERT Lindenhurst, New York GREENE. HENKi C. JR. Macon. Georgia GREER, JERRY Buford, Georgia HAMRICK, JOHN C. Carterivillc, Georgia HANSON, WILLIAM B Macon. Georgia HARDEN, NANCY Columbus, Georgia HARDY, CHARLES Sycamore. Georgia SOPHOMORES 72 HARTMAN. MARY Loganvillc. Georgia HENDRIX, HARVILLE Guyton, Georgia HERRON1, BETTY Buford, Georgia HICKMAN PATRICIA Savannah. Georgia HILL. WILLIAM Reynolds, Georgia HOBBS, ROYCE Macon, Georgia HOBBY. CLARANELL Fitzgerald, Georgia HODGES. JEANETTE Eaton ton. Georgia HOLLAND. JEANETTE Atlanta, Georgia HOLLIMAN. ZONA Macon, Georgia HOLT. SHIRLEY Macon. Georgia HOWARD. BOBBY Gainesville, Georgia HUGHS, CARSWELL Moultrie, Georgia rVEY, TOM Macon, Georgia JOHNSON. BEN Warrenton. Georgia JORDAN, PAULA Macon. Georgia KERSEY. GERALD Dublin, Georgia KICK LIGHTER. ELIZABETH Macon, Georgia KING, TOMMY Macon, Georgia KITCHENS. MAXINE Covington. Georgia SOPHOMORES 73 HAMMOND, BETTY SUE Macon, Georgia KNIGHT. E. V Eaton ton, Georgia LASH, DON Dawson. Georgia LEGER, MARCUS Ocilla. Georgia LEGGETT, MARY Dawson, Georgia LENDERMAN. MARGARET Gainesville, Georgia LINDSEY. LEHMAN Dawson. Georgia LOVELL, NAN St Marys. Georgia LOVETT. TOMMY Wrights ville, Georgia LOWE. JOE Buena Vista. Georgia LUFBURROW. PAT Macon. Georgia McClain, stewart Atlanta. Georgia McCORMtCK, GWENN E Tbomaston, Georgia McCRANIE. JERRY Adel, Georgia McFARLANE, JAMES Oglethorpe, Georgia McGEE, BARBARA Thomiston, Georgia MASHBURN, SARA Doerun, Georgia MORLEY, CLAY Smyrna. Georgia MASON, ERNEST Madison. Georgia MERRITT. GEORGE Atlanta. Georgia 74 SOPHOMORES MOORE. BI DDY MciuJian. Mississippi MOORE. MERRELL Macon, Georgia MOSELY, RUTH Macon, Georgia NASH. BILL Atlanta. Georgia NORRIS. SANDRA Decatur. Georgia OWEN, DIANE Atlanta, Georgia PARK. JIMMY Columbus, Georgia PARTEN. BEVERLY Macon, Georgia PEAVEY. CAROL Unadilla, Georgia PERKINS. ALFRED Macon. Georgia PETERS. CARLTON Madison, Georgia PHILLIPS. ROSEMARY Tilton, Georgia PICKARD, BILL Columbus, Georgia PLATT, JOYCE Vero Beach, Florida PRESLEY, FRED Byton, Georgia PURVIS, JERRY Add, Georgia RABUN. BARBARA Stapleton, Georgia RAFFIELD, BUFORD Macon, Georgia REED. KATIE Vienna, Georgia SOPHOMORES 75 REGISTER. MIKE Macon. Georgia RE MICK. NANCY Toccoa. Georgia RICH. ARTHUR Macon, Georgia RICH. SHIRLEY ANNE Columbus. Georgia ROACH, GENE Macon, Georgia ROBERTSON. ANNETTE Reidsville, Georgia ROBERTSON, WARREN Greenville, South Carolina ROWE. RAY Macon. Georgia SANDERS. BEV Macon. Georgia SANSONE, ANTHONY Meridian, Mississippi SAWYER, RONALD EUGENE Macon, Georgia SCARBROUGH, BILL Savannah, Georgia SCHELL. ROBERT Macon, Georgia SEWELL. JEAN Hartwell, Georgia SHAW. EVA CLAIRE Eatonton, Georgia SIMMONS, JOHN Macon, Georgia SMITH. BEVERLY Augusta. Georgia SMITH, CARTER Macon, Georgia SMITH. LESTER Miami, Florida SMITH, WALTER Macon, Georgia 7b SOPHOMORES SORRELLS, MYRL LA RUE Macon. Cicor u STEADMAN. WAYNE H, Macon. Georgia STRICKLAND. JACK Hapevillc. Georgia 5WATTS, MARY FRANCES Birncsviltc, Georgia TARVER. HOLMES Lyons. Georgia TATE. ALICE Elbert on, Georgia TAPLEY, BERT Pittsfield. Maine TEDDERS, LOUIS Albany, Georgia TOLBERT, SHIRLEY Gainesville, Georgia TUMLIN. ANN Madison, Georgia VAUGHAN, SONNY Vienna, Georgia WAGES, KATHRYN Macon. Georgia SMARR, WALLACE Forsyth, Georgia WALLING, JOAN Brunswick. Georgia WATERS. LEOMA Macon, Georgia WATKINS. DICK Fort Valley. Georgia W ATSON, FAYE Macon, Georgia WEAVER, MELVIN Macon, Georgia WE SB. GUY Atlanta, Georgia WESTBROOK, CLAUD Macon, Georgia SOPHOMORES 77 WHEELER. SHIRLEY BufnrJ, Georgia WHITFIELD. DANA TyTy. Georgia WILDEN. JIMMY Micon. Georgia WILLIAMS. BILLY B. Macon. Georgia WILLIAMSON. JEAN Brunswick. Georgia WILSON. JOHNNIE Albany, Georgia WOOD, MARY I.OI' Atlanta, Georgia WOOD. SIDNEY Macon. Georgia YOUNG. BILL Carrollton. Georgia YOUNG. NITA Fort Valley, Georgia YARBROUGH. ZELMA Macon, Georgia TEMPLE. GENE Macon. Georgia 78 SOPHOMORES FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right Betty McTcer Billy Lee Sam Tillman FRESHMAN CLASS President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer SAM TILLMAN BILLY LEE BETTY McTEER ADAMS. OWEN CiiiKtvjllt, Gcotjiii AI.BEA. RE BA Liiuolntun. Georgia ALDRIDGE, EARL Macon, Georgia BAILEY. JACKIE TllllpOOll, Georgia BANKS, POLLY Mjton, Georgia BARNETT, BILL Jacksonville. Florida BASS, JANICE Albany, Georgia ARCHER, SIM Ortffsvilk. Georgia BELL. VIRGINIA Buckiicad, Georgia BERRY WILLIAM T. Hardwtek, Georgia AMERSON. BIN ION Ma on. Georgia BISHOP, TOMMY Round Oak, Georgia BLUE. WAYNE Achburn, Georgia BOYNTON, ELAINE Albany, Georgia BRAMLETT. DON Marietta. Georgia BRANTLEY, ROMAN Sardis, Georgia BRIGGS, LIE BE A Albany, Georgia BROWN, BRADLEY Marietta, Georgia BROWN. HARRY Manchester, Georgia BROWN. LEWIS M,11 mi. Georgia BROWN, TERRY Macon, Georgia TOOLE. BETTY Macon, Georgia BRYAN, VIVIAN Albany. Georgia BRYANT, BARBARA Macon. Georgia BRYANT. BETTY Madison. Georgia BURDETTE. FREDDIE Mason, Georgia BYRD, BOBBY Macon, Georgia BYRD, CHARLES Augusta. Georgia CALDWELL, HAROLD G. Mai on. Georgia 80 FRESHMEN CAMERON, SYLVIA Lilinnf, Georgia CANTRELL BOBBY Rome, Georgia CASTLEBERRY, NORMA N nr mm Pack. Gcwgii CALDILL JANE Ha vans, Cuba CAVENDER. NORMAN Clanton. Ofi)i)[u CHAMBERS. PATRICIA ANN MiCOCl, Georgia CLARK. MARY ETTA Thoniuvill . Georgia CLAY, DANNY Dentur, Georgia CLEGG. MARY ANN Dalton. Georgia COBB, CAROL Demur, Ceoigu COBB, JANE Dentur, Georgia COFER. FELTON Macon, Georgia CONNELL JIMMY D Perry, Georgia COLLON. WALTER Zrbulim. Georgia COX, BARBARA Camilla, Gctugia COX. CAROL Decatur, Georgia CREWS. SHIRLEY Manchester. Georgia CROFI MAX Brunswick, Georgia CL'LLENS. MARGARET Montrose. Georgia CRIMP. ORV1S Mu cn Georgia CL MMJNGS, JANE Ufiratr Robins. Georgia CT ITtR. DINAH Macon. Georgia DAVIS. BOBBY Macon. Georgia DAVIS. LOUS Gainesville. Georgia DAVIS, PATSY Macon, Georgia DAVIS STL ART Macon. Georgia DAVISON KENNETH Cecfartown. Georgia DEAL. TOMMY Moultrie. Georgia DEEN. RE BA FRANCES Brrxton. Georgia DOHERTV. JOSEPH Lawerence, Mississippi DOSS. CLINT Carrollton. Georgia DREGGORS, BENNIE Glenns ilteH Cnigii DREW. JOAN Di� wn, Gnrjiii DI KES. JOSEPH S August . GwtjiU DUKES, LAURA MAE Quitman. GMtffiJ DURHAM. OIARLE5 Macon, Georgia DYKES. CELETI A Mi Hen, GtvifM EDMUNDS. BARBARA Hainbijdge. Gcoigia FAGAN NAN Fi. Valley, Georgia TALLIN, WILSON Thomaston, Georgia FAULK, SARA BUibhar. Georgia FENNELL. DARRELL Veto Bud). FIdiiJi FIVE ASH, MARY GRACE Lyons. Georgia FLOWERS, JOHN Hmnvilk, Georgia FORRESTER. DRON Cornelia, Georgia FRANKLIN SANDERS Gfatevjlle, Florida FRETWELL, DAN Jickwn, Georgia FRETWELL, ROSE lii tun Georgia FROST, JACKIE Miron, (irDrgii ITLLINGTON. JAMES Mirtn, Georgia GARETT, BF.TTIE JOYCE SanJerville, Georgia GILBERT. ANNETTE Brookfield. Georgia GILDER. JOANN Glcnwood, Georgia GLOVER, TOM Nwiun. Georgia GRUBER, HERMAN Jakin, Georgia GRIFFIN, P. L. Marietta, Georgia JOHNSON, GLTLL Thomson. Georgia GlirrFNBFRGER. CUSTTS Muon, Georgia HADAWAY, TERRY Chipley, Georgia MALI., MARMON Dttalut, Georgia HALL. PAT Thomas ville, Georgia HALLMAN. MARKET Soper ton. Georgia HAMLIN. ANNETTE Macon. Georgia HAMRICK. PHYLLIS Lined. Alabama HANCOCK. BILLY AJel. Georgia HAND. ELIZABETH Rhine. Georgia HANSFORD, STFVE Adel, Georgia HARDEN BRUCE Macon. Georgia HARDEN, SHIRLEY Brunswick, Georgia HARRELSON. SIDNEY Macon. Georgia HARRISON. MRS, ELEANOR B. Macon. Georgia HARVEY, JANlET Greenwood, South Carolina HAWKINS. DORA Zebu Ion, Georgia HAWKINS, LYDIA Macon, Georgia HELTON. AMELIA Parrott. Grorgia HENDRICKS. ROBERT Atlanta. Georgia HESTER. DWIGHT Ne� 'nan, Georgia HIGGINBOTHAM, AL Albany. Georgia LOVVORN, HILDRED Bowden, Georgia HILLIARD JIMMY Atlanta. Georgia HINSON, JAMES Macon, Georgia HOBBS, DANNY Lumpkin, Georgia HOLLAND, GLORIA Macon, Georgia HORNE. SANDRA Roberta. Georgia HOWELL, ANNETTE Valdosta. Georgia HUDSON, KENNETH Madison. Florida HUGHES, EMILY Adel, Georgia HULL, JIM Plant City, Florida HYATT, ROBERT La Grange, Georgia JENNINGS, ALLEN Moultrie. Georgia FRESHMEN 83 JOHNSON. JOE BENNIE Miinn, Gnucit JOHNSON DAVID Decatur. Georgia JOHNSON. GENE Maion, JOHNSON. UTREU.E Co( |tlf, JONES. GRADY W. Ma con, GrOtgU JONES. 1X11 M A CUtton. Gmifii JORDAN, MILLIE Maena, Georgia Jl MF. HII LIE JOE MllOA. GfOfgll KAUFMAN, JOHNNY Biunwick, Georgia KENNETT. WARREN Mjiiitonvilk, Kentucky KERSEY, GLENN Lit Rap, Georgia KIM, JONG CHON Seoul. Korea KING. JAMIE Daw Mm, Georgia LANGFORD, HETTY Dcratur. Georgia LAWTON, JOHN Macon. Georgia LAW'. SHERRILL Veto Bcacli, Florida LEACH. ANITA Macon. Georgia LEDFORD, ANNE Gainesville, Georgia LEE BILLY Atlanta. Georgia LEE. DOUGLAS Mat on. Georgia LEWIS. HOMER Vero Br-aih. Florida LEW'JS. TOMMY Mat on. Georgia LOWERY. JOHN Canton, Georgia LOWERY, JOHNNIE Belle Gladr, Florid McCALL, JERRY Vero Beach. Florida MtCALLUM. JANE Jeffersonville. Georgia McCRAME. CAROLYN Norman Park. Georgia McDERMin. HOBBY Wray. Georgia McKINNON. BOBBIE Carnegie, Georgia McMullen, gloria Mofttit’ello, Georgia 84 FRESHMEN MeTEER, BETTY Savannah, Georgia MALLOY. FRANCES Macon. Georgia MALONE. JOHNNIE Georgia MANt.il'M ROSE MARIE Aihany. Georgia MANLEY, GAIL Griflin, Georgia MARABLE, MAR YE Bishop. Georgia MILLER, MARILYN Dawwtk. Gwr.su MARTIN. MARION Gainrsville. Georgia MASON. EMILY Macon. Georgia MATHEWS, DONALD- Macon, Georgia MAXWELL VASHT1 Danville, Georgia METHVIN, WILLIAM J Jeffersonville, Georgia MICHAEL, OSCAR Macon. Georgia MILTON, W. B Awerkus, Georgia MIZE, CHARLOTTE bowdon, Georgia WOMAN D, H C. Macon, Georgia MONTGOMERY, ANNETTE Veto Beach, Florida MONTGOMERY, LYNDA Reynolds, Georgia MOODY. EDDIE Macon. Georgia MOORE, CARY La Center, Kentucky MORTON. WILLIAM Pine Hall, North Carolina MOSLEY, RONALD Macon, Georgia MTELLER, MARJORIE Macon. Georgia MURPHY, BARBARA Gainesville. Georgia NELMS., LEONARD Macon, Georgia NELSON, JOHNNY Adel, Georgia NeSMITH. PATRICIA Pelham, Georgia NETTLES. VICKY Atlanta. Georgia NOBLES, MARY E- Bixlcy, Georgia NORTON. ROBERT Savannah, Georgia FRESHMEN 85 Ol'ZTS M E. Macon, Georgia PALMER, GEORGE Macon. Georgia PARKER HUGH Macon, Georgia PARKS. RUDDY Macon, Georgia PASS. JOYCE Macon. Georgia PATTON, TOMMY Charleroi, Pennsylvania PATTY, ARTHUR Ringgold, Georgia PENTICOST, SANFORD Atlanta, Georgia PHELTS. GEORGIA Washington, D. C. PLAIT, JANICE Vero Beach. Florida POWELL, LAMAR Hapeville, Georgia POI ND, MONTIE JANE Atlanta, Georgia PRICE. JOANNE Wrightsville, Georgia PRUITT. SUE Gainovillr. Georgia RAINEY, ELEANOR Macon, Georgia RATLIFFE. EARL Macon, Georgia REEVES. ROGERS Atlanta. Georgia REID. BRIAN Wayside, Georgia RICHARDSON, WOODY Monroe, Georgia ROBERTS, W I. Warner Robins, Georgia RODGERS. THOMAS Macon, Georgia ROYAL, SHELBY Montezuma, Georgia SAMPLES. JERRY Atlanta, Georgia 5ENFT, BEVERLY Decatur, Georgia SCOGIN, HAROLD Atlanta, Georgia SCOV1LLE, WARREN Macon, Georgia SHADBI RN JEWELL Buford, Georgia SHADBI R . ROGER Buford, Georgia SHIPLETT, F. DAVID Vidali-v Georgia SHORT, JOSEPH C Macon, Georgia 8 FRESHMEN SHUMATE. OLIN Fort Valley, Georgia SIKES, BOBBY DAVID Rome, Georgia SIMMONS, BILL Augusta. Georgia SIMS, WARD Mai on, Georgia SMITH, BETTY JOYCE Lyons. Georgia SMITH. HENRIETTA Soperton, Georgia SMITH JACK Atlanta, Georgia SMITH, JANE Macon, Georgia SMITH, JUNE Wiigblivillc, Georgia SMITH MARVIN Mai no, Georgia SMITH. PAT Maion Georgia SMITH, SARAH E. Hatlchimi, Georgia SMITH, WILLIAM Macon. Georgia SPIVEY. GLENN Co lumbus, Georgia STEED, BOB Bowdott. Georgia STEVENS. CAREY Muon. Georgia STEVENSON, JAMES W Macon, Georgia STRATFORD, BILLIE CLAIRE MoiltettHlM, Georgia STEWART. WYNETTE Decatur, Georgia STONE, HENRY Fitzgerald, Georgia SUTTON, JERRY Macon. Georgia TEMPLE, LYRA Macon, Georgia THIGPEN. JULIA Lyons, Georgia THOMAS, DAVID L Macon. Georgia THOMPSON. GERALD Bfumwii'k. Georgia TILLMAN. SAMMY Moultrie. Georgia TWJTTY, GAYLE Gainesville, Georgia TYSON. JAMES EDWARD Maton, Georgia VANN, CAROLA Vida I w, Georgia VINCENT. CAROLYN Gray, Georgia FRESHMEN 87 WADE MARGARET Dixie, Georgia WADKINS. ROSEMARY Columbus. Georgia WALL. SUZANNE Savannah, Georgia WALLACE. HUGH Macon, Georgia W ALTERS. JANET Macon, Georgia W'ARR, ALAN Thomson, Georgia WARREN, MRS JANICE Macon, Georgia WARREN, VERNON Macon, Georgia W HEELER. HUBERT Macon, Georgia WE1F FEN BACH WILLIAM Hempstead. Nassau. New York WHATLEV, ALFORD Macon. Georgia W HITE. GINY Rcjdsville, Georgia W HITE, NANCY Warner Robins, Georgia WIG LEY. JIMMY Macon, Georgia WILBANKS, RONNIE Atlanta, Georgia WILLIAMS, BETTY Cairo, Georgia WILLIAMS, C. L., JR Warner Robins, Georgia W ILLIAMS MOLLY Savannah, Georgia WILLIAMS. NAN Augusta. Georgia WILLIAMS, ROBERT E Macon, Georgia WILLIAMS RONALD Macon, Georgia WILLS. BILL Moultrie, Georgia WILSON. DOT Carterdale, Georgia WJTHROW', LA QUITA Greene. Georgia WHITTEN, SYLVIA Fitzgerald, Georgia WOODALL, BENNY Columbus, Georgia WOODARD CECILE Hazrlhursl, Georgia WRIGHT. JO Albany, Georgia YARBROUGH, RICHARD Savannah. Georgia YAWN HENRY M Warner Robins. Georgia YORK, FURMAN Clayton, Georgia FRESHMEN I WALTER F, GEORGE SCHOOL OF LAW FRESHMEN BAR FIELD. LEEON DU ICE, R AVON BUNTING, GLENMON R. Sycamore, Georgia RuforJ, Georgia Macon, Georgia DENNEV. JOHN WILLIAM CatauU, Georgia WALTER F. GEORGE SCHOOL OF LAW FRESHMEN McRAE, WANDA JOYCE OLIVE, OLIE S. RABUN, JOHN P.. JR. Columbus, George Macon, Georgia ReiJiville, Georgia SEGAL, STANLEY R SPARKS. ROBERT M, TAYLOR. PHILIP R Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Atlanta. Georgia Mitoo, Georgia TUCKER, JOE B VON PIPPIN. FLORA LEE WA1NWRIGHT. MARY J. WE I LAND. ARTHUR W Ringgold, Georgia Berryville. Virginia Butler, Georgia Alhany, Georgia 91 WALTER F. GEORGE SCHOOL OF LAW SOPHOMORES WALL. T HYLMON WALTERS. W. EMORY Douglasville. Georgia Otilla, Georgia JUNIORS HARRISON. JOHN S. HEINRICH, EUGENE L. YOUNG. JOE R, JR. Gainesville, Georgia Warner Robins, Georgia Fitzgerald, Georgia 92 WALTER F. GEORGE SCHOOL OF LAW SENIORS Arsl'aga, Jose M. San Juan, Puerto Rico Bedford, John H. Sanford, North CuoUi Dubberly, Brlxe D , Jr Gfcnnullr. (kor|ij Field, Jerke J. Atlanta Georgia Holmes, Wayne F. Whitman, Mjv jiIiu■.?« Johnson, Bartow Leslie. Gtot|Eii Lamb, James P. Djmille Graiju LtSi i ur, Robert L. Amelia� . Georgia McFadden, Gene D Columbus, Gniipj Maurice, Delano Saw uinah, Georgia Phillips, J. Taylor Columbus, Gcoigta Pirone. Alexander T Pdihrion. New Jersey Randall, Donahs Lyons, Georgia Rosier, C. Edwin MjoXi. Georgia Sharpe, Malone Lyons, Georgia •n Rules and regulations for comfortable living are made by the Women s Student Govern- ment of Mary Erin Porter Hall. Each girl resident is a member of this organization and mem- bers are given an opportunity to put into practice a practical democracy. First row. left to right: Betty Me- Gahcc. First Vice President; Gloria Twitty. President; Teeny Moody Copas. Second Vice President Second row: Pat Jordan. Secretary; Carolyn Hayes. Social Chairman; Carolyn Ricks. Co-Editor of Portet Patter; Ann Kinnett. Treasurer; Nancy Vates. Editor of Porter Patter. womans 96 First row. left to right: Frances Carnes. Loner Adams. Hilda Bell. Jo Wommack. Ruth Moselv, Mary Ann Gainey, Mary Price Second row: Trenv Moody Copas, Gloria Twitty, Joyce Platt Third row Hetty Me- Gahee, Ann Ktonett. Rosemary Phil lips Fourth row Pat Jordan. Nancy' Yates, Lie Dots. Fifth row Carolyn Hayes, Carolyn Ricks. Disie Cutler student government Cardinal Key ii a National Honor Sorority, which is a sis- ter to Blue Key Fraternity. Its purposes are to advance reli- gion, patriotism and service, and its membership is based on achievement in scholarship and extra-curricular activities. Cardinal Key Officers Seated: Gloria Twitty. President: Betty Holland, Vice President Standing: Betty Mc- Gahce. Secretary: Teeny Moody Co- pas, Historian: Ann Kinneti. Trcas urer honor society CARDINAL KEY First mu : Gloria Twitty. Mrs Mon- tague. Ann Kinnett. Betty McGabec, Betty Holland, Teeny Copas Second row Kathryn Barnes. Jane Grogan, Cindy Sartin. Carolyn Haves. Third row: Barbara Senft, Shirley Dukes. Barbara Fisher, Fourth ro� ; Helen Lenlcard. Nancy Attaway, Jane Carole Adams, Peggy Carlisle. 97 The purpose of Young Woman's Auxiliary is to unite Baptist young women to advance missions by bringing young women to study about missions in programs and mis- sion study courses, to pray intelli- gently for missions, to give to mis- sions, to serve diligently as witnesses to the power of missions among the spiritually and physically needy, and to live for Christ consistently and convincingly. Virginii Haygood Circle. kfiiimm Y w, A EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Pti ridtni .................. Vue Pa udent Secretary..........- • Trea surer........... Community Muttons Chairman Million Study Chairman Ij-i •' - Program Chairman Publicity Chairman........... Social Chairman Circle Chairmen ........... NANCY ATT AW AY MARY PRICE JEAN BOLEN FRANCES CARNES LONEZ ADAMS BOBBY EDGE PAT JORDAN' JOAN SPENCER IERRY KIRBY NANCY BRUNNER DIANE OWEN MAXINE KITCHENS PHYLLIS MADDOX NAN LOVELL JEAN WILLIAMSON NANCY YATES Mary Ellen Wooten Circle- First row, left to right: Betty Burgess, Chuck Hsffendcn, Annette Robertson, Tom Campbell, Miss Audrey Needles, Carolyn Ricks, Mack Flowers, Katheryn Barnes. Alpha Psi Omega members are students who have done outstanding work in college dramatics. It is a National Hon- orary Dramatic Fraternity founded on this campus in 1936. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Mercer Players is an organization composed of a group of students interested in any or every phase of dramatics. The club meets every Thursday. Its members work on different staffs, making arrangements and helping with the basic materials, such as settings, lights, costumes, make-up. etc., for the presentation of one play each cjuartcr. To become a member of Mercer Players, one must work ten hours each cjuartcr on a dramatic staff. First row. left to right: Finest Mason, Bitty Langford, Jane Cobb. Polly Banks. Rcba Albea. Jackie Frost. Sec- ond row James Branch. Shirley Holt. Dirtk Bailey. Betty Bryant. Barbara Bcindnrf. Betty Williams. Helen Faulkner, Elizabeth Proctor. Gladys. Padgett. Anne Roach. Julian Franklin. Third row: Emily Mason. Betty MiTttr, Janet Harvey, Aughtry Avcrill. Ann Ledford. Sue Pruitt, CHaranell Hobby. Ceietu Dykes, Katie Reed Fourth row Joan Drew. Wayne Blue. Carol Cobb. Brian Reid, Judd Goodman. Sheffield Smith, Carolyn Ricks. Bush Gleaion. Betty Burgess. Miss Audrey Needles. Tom Cambell. Annette Robertson, Jim Alford. Max Croft MERCER PLAYERS 100 CAST Joseph TOM CAMBELL Jules RICHARD MITCHELL Alfred GRADY NEWBERRY Papa Dueotel JAMES BRANCH Mama Dueotel CLARA NELL HOBBY Mane Louise MARY ANN GAINEY Cousin BRIAN REID Nephew MAX CROFT Mmc, Parole CELETTA DYKES Navy Lieutenant GERALD KERSEY ANGELS three MY ” The German Club was organized with the purpose of stimulating in- terest in Germanic culture. Students maintaining their scholastic average in German and those who display interest in German are eligible. PrtuJrnl............................ BUDDY MOORE Vue PreuJeut CARSWELL HUGHES S'trttMrj Twuree BARBARA EUBANKS ' CLUB First row, left to right: Barbara Eubanks, Sune Lu nil wall, Marilyn Miller, Barbara Bein- dorf. Claranell Hobby, Dinah Cutter, Nan Fagan, Barbara Murphy, Bobbie McKinnon, Ruth Mostly, Gerry Troutman. Second row: Judd Goodman, Carswell Hughes. York Hud- gins, Buddy Moore, Milton Gardner, Mr. Edward J, Newby, Advisor. 102 tttwmwiim. The Eugene Cook Pre-Law legal fraternity was organized in 19 4 at Mercer University under the super- vision of two Walter F. George School of Law students. Gene Heind- ricks and Alec Peron. Its purpose is to acquaint pre-law students with the legal profession. The pre-law members chose to name the frater- nity after Eugene Cook, a graduate of the Walter F, George School of Law, and an eminent statesman and Georgian. Chief fujtiee MITCHELL HOUSE I'ice Jtffiuf SID JOHNSON C erh KEN DAVISON Sheriff ROY THORNTON Parliament � ™................. JOHN BINNS 103 Editor BARBARA SENFT Bn tint tt Manner PHIL TAYLOR 1955 Staff, left to right: Elizabeth Doss tnd Alice Tate. Co-Editors; Sheffield I Smith. Aitist; Frances Wiatt, Greek Editor Co-Editors ALICE TATE ELIZABETH DOSS The CAULDRON is the Mercer yearbook. This year the staff has initiated quite a few changes. First of ail we have changed the pub h hiiig company which makes some differences. Wc have also added other new features which will provide variety and interest. CAULDRON Typists, seated Joan Drew. Pat Hickman. Carol Cox. Jane Cobb, Layout Staff, seated: Dinah Cutter. Jamie King, Jane Smith, Nancy Deity Williams. Standing: Gail Manley. Ruth Mosley, Joanne Gilder. Rcmick. Standing: Beverly Scnft, Ann Roach. Barbara Bryant. Latjuiia Withrow. Carol Cobb. Wynctte Stewart. Janice Bass. Betty McTccr. The Cluster is a weekly newspaper, pub- lished for the students at Mercer. It has been oil the campus since 1920 when it was es- tablished by the students of Mercer's journal- ism department. It is financed by student activity funds and its editor and business manager arc elected by the Student Body in annual campus elections. CLUSTER the mercer Johnny Lowery. Nancy Yates, Jim Mdoncy. C. C. Lynch. Seated: Jean Bolen. Cinda Tippett. Nan Williams. Emily Hughes. Standing: Betty McTecr, Freda Cagle. Betty Herron. Clarandi Hobby. Noel Dosier Second row : Tom Cambell. Henry Stone, Johnny Lowery. DOE BROWN PAULA JORDAN LYRA TEMPLE LYDIA HAWKINS CONNIE ADAMS ANN HUTHNANCE MARJORIE MLfFIXER MRS MAYFIELD lor Macon girls entering Mercer the next year. The Macon Misses strive to bring about a closer friendship and stronger union among town girls, and to help and influence these girls to be active in school affairs, Macon Misses is an organization composed of a large group of Mer- cer girls who live in Macon. Meet- ings are held twice a month, when business is discussed and plans arc made concerning informal Parties PrrudrM. . fiff PmtJtni. . Seerttarf. Trcaittrrr Cannes! Rrfrrfiftriitlirt Social Chairman Ptihlieil) Chatt man AJrtSf t MACON MISSES First row: Ann Huthnante. Marjorie Muel- ler. Lydia Hawkins, Lyra Temple, Coimie Adams, Barbara Bryant, Paula Jordan. Dne Biowrn Mrs Mayfield .Second row Bar- bara Mull is, Mary Aluc Rabh, Jan Bullard. Beverly Parted, Dinah Cutter. Beverly Smith, Janet Perdue, Geraldine Troutman. Third row: Katherine Wages, Elizabeth Ann Proctor, Mane Lotklin, Ann Brackett, Frances Wiatt, Carey Stevens. .Fourth row: Pearl Carter, Carols Vann, Gloria Holland, Grace Baldwin, Mvrl Sorrells. Betty Toole. Fifth rote; Dot Maxwell, Emily Mason, Jane Smith, Janet Walters, Darlene Hern- uge, Patsy Davis. Sixth row: Toby Tyler, Anita Leach, Pat Chambers, Frances Mal- loy. Seventh row: Haiel Barlow, Zoaa Hollcman, Anne Rogers. Blue Key, founded nationally in 1924 and locally in 1928, is a Na- tional Honor Fraternity, It is an or- ganization devoted to campus service and is composed of junior and sen- ior men. These students have dem- onstrated outstanding achievements in extra-curricular activities and qualities of leadership, scholarship, and character. President...............................JOE WATSON Vice Pres,dent...............................BILL Ml DO LEBRQOKS Corresponding Secretary............. — LEE GROGAN blue KEY honor society First row, left to right: Wayne Holmes, Ed Rozier. Phil Tay- lor, joe Watson, Bill Middle- brooks, Ray Neal, John Rabun. Second, tow: Avon Bo ice, Bill Bonner, Bobby Green, Homer Drake, Jim Field, Bobby Pas- ter. Charles Wray. Dr. Edwin Johnston, Malone Sharpe, Joe Hendricks, Robert Sparks. 107 Beta Beta Beta was organized in 1922 at Oklahoma City University for the purpose of supplying for the biological sciences an under- graduate recognition society that would be in- strumental in promoting interest in this de- partment of learning and in furthering the objectives of the science. It attempts to do this, in part, by reserving its membership for those who meet certain scholastic standards and have completed a required amount of work. Aside from stimulating scholarship, Tri-Beta has as additional objectives the advancement of science by new discoveries. It emphasizes a three fold program, namely, sound scholarship, dissemination of scientific truth, and research. Ptti dtal LAWSON SAVER Viet PiruJtnt 8ETTV McGAHEE Smetaiy GERRV TROUTMAN beta BETA biological fraternity First row, left to tight: Betty MeGahee, Lawson Sayer, Gerald rise Troutman. Second row: James O Qtnnn, Theresa Mann. Third row: James Joy- ner. Billy Belmont. Fourth row: Toot Boone, Alex Weaver. Fifth row; Joe Waters, Charles Wray. Ronald Watson, Weldon Thornton. Sixth row: Dr David Johnston, Mr. T. P. Haines The Alembic Club is a scientific organization which was originated here on the campus by Dr. Carver, a former biology teacher, The pur- pose is to promote and stimulate interest in science. Anyone interested may join. Left to right: Gerry Troutman, Vice Preiidcnt; Bill Burgamy. Piestdent. Betty Beasley. Secretary-Treasurer. CLUB alembic Ffnftt ro . left to right Theresai Mann, Gail Manley. M a vine Hunt. Mary Lou Wood. Betty Beasley, Betty MtGahee. Gerrv Troutman. Margaret Wade, Pat Hickman, Dixie Cutler, Bobbie McKinnon, Ruth Mutely, Back r ™ Proteiwr Haines. Bill Burg a my. Dr Johrvioo. Ate Weaver, Charles Wfjy. Pill Bel- mont, Gene Roach, Ben Whitaker, Tommy Paltort, Jimei O’Quinn, Steve Hansford, Ronald Watson. Tool Bonne, Bill Bottoms, John Pres- ton. Bobby Cooper, Bill Lane, Roy Vandiver. Joel Smith, James Joiner. Joe Waters. Linton Sears, Vathti Maxwell 109 — —I THE MERCER UNIVERSITY DR. ARTHUR L. RICH Director to CHAPEL CHOIR MRS. ARTHUR RICH Organist OFFICERS Manager ani PrcirJnti FERRELL WHITE AniUanl Managers WILLIAM LANE JOANNE WOMMACK Singe Alanagtr. ARTHUR L RICH, JR, Annum! Stag Manager THOMAS CAMPBELL Stertiary................................... FAYE WATSON CortttponJmg Stfrrtary NANCY BRUNER Librariam RICHARD FORRESTER, JOHN WILSON Robe Custodum. JOSEPH WATERS, JAMES ALFORD ELIZABETH ANN PROCTOR CHAPEL CHOIR MEMBERS A mill, Aughtry Bailey, Jackie Bolen, Jean Boyer, Hazel Brarvsford, Louise Brown, Christine Bruner, Nancy Bryant. Betty Bryan, Vivian Burgess, Betty Cameron. Sylvia Carlisle, Beggy Caudill, Jane Clevenger, Naomi Cox. Carol Crews, Shirley Davis, Patsy Dill, Joyce Donehoo, Sarah Doss, Elizabeth Duster Noel Dykes, Martha Edmunds, Barbara Fagan, Nan Gainey, Mary Ann Pruitt, Sue Gilbert, Annette Rabutn. Barbara Hamrick. Phyllis Remiek, Nancy Hardin, Shirley Robertson, Annette Hartman, Nancy Spencer, Joan Harvey, Janet Stratford, Ihllie Claire Herron, Bcttyc Thomas. Mildred Hobby, Claranell Tippett. Cinda Holt, Shirley Twitty, Gayle Howell, Annette Wade, Margate! Ann Johnson, Lutrelle Watson, Faye Kidd, Jo Wheeler, Shirley LcCroy, Joan White, Jerry Ledford, Ann Williamson, Betty McCallum, Jane Withrow-, La uita Maddox, Winona Wommack, Jo Mavity. Eddie Worthy, Carolyn Mite. Charlotte Wright, Jo Montgomery. Annette Adams, Owen Nettles, Vicky Alford, James Owen, Diane Biles, Jimmy Platt. Janice Bishop, Gene Pound, Montie Jane Proctor, Elizabeth Burgess, Charles Butler. Walter McCall, Jerry Campbell, Tom Manley, Clay Carr. B C Mason, Earnest Chapman, Malcolm Neal, Ray Clyburn, Mil Nurton, Robert Ctump, Jordan Persey, Tony David, Henry Olii Post, Ditk Deal. Tom Preston, John Doss, Clint Rich, Arthur Fa LI in. Wil son Rowe, Tommy Folsom, Don Tillman, Sammy Forrester, Richard Vinson, John Franklin. Julian Waters, Joseph Gardner, Herman Webb, Guy Guff in. R L White, Ferrell Hammond, William Whitfield, Ronald Hardegree. Earl Wills, William Hardy. Charles Wildon, John Johnson, Ben Wood. Oliver Lane. Bill Young, William Law, Sherrill Lewis, Hirtner Lively, Aaron 12 MUSICAL Diane Owen, 1 soloist of Rodgers and Hammerstein Night. MENTATIONS V, © Elijah Soloists Messiah Soloists and Choir Officers. 't'ttt-’ - r-r'nc't iii Soloists, first row, left to right: Glenn Darwin, Bass; J-|E MESSIAH Miss Angdene Collins, Soprano; Gladys Kfiese, Coro tralto; Marvin Worden, Tenor. The Rodgers and Ha miner stein Night Chorus. The Messiah Chorus and Soloists SUMMER CONCERT SERIES The Knickerbocker Quartette Jared Reed Nelson and Neal FALL AND WINTER CONCERT SERIES Sam Donahue and April Am« of (he Billy May Orchestta with April Amo of the Billy May Orchrtirj with Tom Campbell and members of the Student Activities Committee. Julian Franklin SjtnpW HENRY SOPR' ltei? c assei The Atlanta Symphony Oicbnlra- 115 M. I. C A. THERESA I MANN CAROLYN HAYES NANCY ATTAWAY LOUISE CAUDLE PrtirJtnl Vue President Stattary Treasurer The Mercer Independent Co-ed Association is a sociat organization for non-sorority women and is affiliated with the National Students' Association. Its purpose is to aid in the develop- ment and adjustment of the students. M.I.A.C. is also a constructive force in developing char- acter and personality as well as the aims and ideals of our educational institution. Betty Jane Ashmore Kathryn Barnes Jackie Bailey Betty Beasley Glenda Best Joanne Black Shirley Blitch Virginia Bell Andriette Bone belle El line Boynton Lou Brans ford Christine Brown Freda Cagle Sylvia Cameron Lavonia Carroll Pearl Carter Jane Caudill Maty' Ann Clegg Marietta Clark Teeny Copas M. I. C. A Nancy Hardin Janice York Joyce Platt Shirley Crews Sue Deycrle Joyce Dill Sara Donchoo Laura Mae Dukes Barbara Edmunds Ernestine English Barbara Eubanks Mars- Ann Garner Annette Gilbert Elsie Graham Betty Jo Griffin Amelia Helton Jo Kidd Betty Langford Ann Ledford Mary Leggett Helen Lcnkcrd Johnnie Lowery HiJdrcd Luvvorn Phyllis Maddox Manon Martin Eddie Mavity Jean McKay Charlotte Mize Annette Montgomery Linda Montgomery Barbara Murphy Vicki Nettles Ann Nichols Rae Northern Gladys Padgett Georgia Phelts Janice Platt Montte J. Pounds Mary Price Betty Puckett Jean Sewell Carol Smith Pat Smith Annie L. Suttoc Betty Thigpen Mildred Thomas Gayle Twitty Gloria Twitty Margaret Ann Wade Kathryn Wages Joan Walling Jerry White Nancy White Sylvia Whilton Betty Williamson Jean Williamson Laquita Withrow Cecile Woodard Helen Youngblood Shiiley Tolbert Sara Mashburn Annette Robertson Joyce Pass Emily Hughes Reba Albia Margaret Lenderman I L7 The Rcligiou Education Aik locution of Mercer � n.vp to i� member an PFC and an unJcjXanJ.np r.liu jtion within the church. I'tft PnitJftit Srirrt } mansheld jEAN BOLEN ELSII GRAHAM JACK RELIGIOUS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ft to riftht Nsney da T-rf '. Gayle T� i«y. J i Graham. M ry . Fred Cagle Umar Trawck. Dr H L B� n . ibert, Spacer ,aiy Ph.lhp . TJJy Lew Reynold , i CU«k. Mildred ►hme Lowery- First r. left tu right: Joyce Did, Neil Gunter, Don Or roll, Bobby Joe Porterfield. Spencer Ludlow, Tommy Rowe. James Branch, Gerald Kersey. Second row: Rev. Bill Bottoms. Carol Cobb, Phyllis Hamrick, Bill Young, Jo Kidd. Dwight Hester, Nancy Rerokli, Johnnie Lowery. Third row: Hi Id red Lnworn, Betty Beasley, Freda Cagle. Mary Ann Garner. Frances Games. Mabel Batho, Jean Bolen. Cinda Tippett. Glides Padgett. Barbara Eubanks, I.onc2 Adams, Phyllis Maddox, Thciesai Mann. Fourth row: Henry David, Elaine Boynton. Nancy Attawav, Naomi Clevenger, Nan Lovell, Carl- ton Peters. Don Folsom, Betty Langford, Mary Etta Clark, Rosemary Wadkins, Then Burrell. Bill Fallatl Ronnie Cumbie, FELLOWSHIP CHRISTIAN SERVICE Christian Service Fellowship is an organization :hat was created by combining the World Mission Band and Life Service Band last spring quarter. The purpose is to serve Christ and it sponsors weekly services at the Detention Home and the Old Folks Home, besides many other service projects. The meetings afford opportunities for inspiration and fellowship. All people, who wish to do so are invited to join. OFFICERS PreuJrni LON EZ ADAMS Vice Prriider.i.. JEAN BOLEN Secretarj Treasorer.. . ......BETTY BEASLEY pMAMi ’ ........ THERSAI MANN Cbotxtn WILSON FALUN Mitfion Chairmen ...............BARBARA EUBANKS GERALD KERSEY B.SV RepreieniMiK BOBBY PORTERFIELD Reporter.......................... FREDA CAGLE II? Sailor Dancc—Shirlcy Tolbert, Bonnie Pierce, and Noel Doster, Ann Cejgin MAY May Pole Dance—A Physical Education Class The May Queen. May King, Maid of Honor, and eight attendants are elected by the student body. The program is featured with folic dances a May Pole dance, and other forms of entertainment given by the stu- dents. day Queen Mary Nell Johnson and Kins John Peterson This day is in honor of the spirit HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT of Mercer Toby, the Mercer Mascot BEAR SECOND PLACE FLOAT Chi Omtgei 121 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL First row, left to right Tolly Williamson, Jane Carol Adams, Loner Adams, Nancy Allaway, Mary Price, Jo Worn mack. Nancy Yates, Bob Braiwell, Ken- neth Sha� . Second row : Bill Middlebiook , Buddy Moore, Willard Baxter, Spencer Ludlow. B. C Carr. Jack Mansfield, Judson Moss, Bill Bonner, Joe Hendrick . John Rabun. Bobby Porterfield, The Executive Council of the IU S. U. guides the Baptist religious activity' and programs of Merter. This council strives to agree on a religious program that will meet the religious and spiritual needs of every stuJent in the university It is composed of elected officers of 13, S, U-, presidents of the campus unit organizations, the director of religious activities (Judson Moss), of faculty advisor, and a local Baptist pastor. The Greater Council of the B. 5. U. has as its purpose to carryout the plans of the B, S. U. program as set forth by the Executive Council, It is composed of the Executive Council of B. $. U. and committee members. GREATER COUNCIL—First row. left to right: John Rabun, hie Dukes. Don Folsom, Ernest Mason, Henry David. Thomas Campbell, Lawson Sayer. Carswell Hughes. Bill Middlebrooks. Second row: Harville Hendrix. Jose Mendez, Carol Smith, Lonez Adams, Nancy Yates. Joan Spencer. Frances Carnes. Betty Puckett, Betty Beasley. Freda Gagle. Cindy Sartin, Jane Carol Adams Third row: Nan Lovell. Naomi Clevenger, Jean Bolen, Theresai Mann. Jo Kidd, Shirley Wheeler. Jo Worn- mask, Janet McLaughlin. Nancy Attaway, Buddy Moore, Bobby Baxter. Lamar Moore, Milton Gardner. Fourth row Tommy Rowe. Joe Gatlin. Kenneth Shaw, Tolly Williamson. R. C. Can. Clay Manlev. Spencer Ludlow. Ted McCollum. Jack Mans- field. 123 Firct row, left to right: L. Ttllic, J. Branch, Vt Bottoms. B Middlcbrooks, C. C Lynch, H Hendrix. O Gilbert Second row: B Baxter. E. Watson, C. Chambers, C. Carr, T Williamson. J. Mansfield. W Baxter Third row; Dr. L. Batts, R. Hindy. R. Hatcher. T. Barrdl, G Webb. E, Sues, L. Quick, R Davis, Chi Alpha Omega is a fraternity of ministerial students outstanding in their field. Its purpose is to provide Christian fellowship among the members and to present an opportunity to share mutual problems so that each member may be better prepared to serve God and man. ALPHA PHI OMEGA .. . a national service fraternity founded in 192 V Its membership is composed of college and university men who have previously been affiliated with the Boy Scouts of America. Bill Nash, John Peter sun. Jack Mans- field. Tolly Williamson. First row left to right: Tolly Williamson. John Peterson. Bill Nash, .tick Mansfield, Dr King. Dean Bum Second row Benny Cssery Jim O Neal, Wayne Brooks, John Preston. Rob Porterfield, Spencer Ludlow. Third row: Gene Bishop, Bill p.cfcj'r,! Marcus Leger Maurice 'Hilliard. Ronald Watson, David Johnson Fourth row: Din Cline, Billy Lee, Boh Steed. Fred Burdette. Tom Patton. Mac Smith. Jack Lawton. Bill Smith. Jim Hilliard, Roger Shadbum, Danny Hobbs 123 PHI ETA Left to right: Malcolm Lester, Mil CJyburn, Carswell Hughs, Lawson Saycr. The purpose of Phi Eta Sigma is to entourage and reward high scholastic attainment among freshman men. The fraternity was founded in 1923 at the University of Illinois and was established at Mercer in 1932. The organiza- tion also builds character for better citizens of the future. DEBATE COUNCIL HILDA BELL Pttfidtm JAMES O'QUINN. Viet PritiJtni JANE CAROL ADAMS. Setrttety First row: Weldon Thornton. Lawson Sayer, John Pres- ton, James O'Quinn. Second row: Roy Thornton. Robert Sparks, Malvern Brown. Third row: Tom King. Mil Clyhurn, Buddy Moore Fourth row: Carswell Hughs, Matron Lester, Faculty Advisor; William Hansen. The Debate Council, composed of students interested in debate and forensic activities, is the only organization which represents Mercer throughout the U. S. in the forensic field. 1 This year the team won the trophy at the S. C. debate tourna- ment. The debaters plan to attend the T. K A. National Tournament in Athens, Ohio in the spring. 124 First row, left to right: Jaric Carol Adams. Hilda Boll, Betty Puckett, Dr. Helen Thornton, Mary Frances Swatts. Zelma Yarbrough, Jo Wright, Second row: Boh Hammonds, Carswell Hughes, Frank McKinney. Sidney Johnson, Dick Mitchell, James Branch. WAYNJE BROOKS Prefiitrrl TOLLY WILLIAMSON Vnt Ptffideni M. I. M. A. The Mercer Independent Men's Association was organized in the spring of 1953. Its purpose is to provide non-fraternity men with the benefits of university programs and wholesome fellowship in the social realm of the campus. James Brand) Charles Burgess Charles Byrd Billy Carr Charles Carter Norman Cavcnder Mil Clyhurn Robert Hendricks Dwight Hester John Hulsey Robert Hyatt David Johnson J. Olan Jones J. C Kim Sherrill Law Marcus Leger Aaron Lively Spencer Ludlow C. C. Lynch Clay Manley Jim Meloney L D MeCallum George Merritt Bill Middlebroolcs Buddy Moore James Parks Bill Pickard Bob Porterfield Dick Post A. B, Roberts Tommy Rowe Kenneth Shaw O, N, Shumate Gerald Thomson Leslie Tilley John Neal Tolson Percy Toney Guy Webb Dana Whitfield J. D Wortham Malvern Brown Owen Adams eauties DIANE OWEN Cauldron Beauty Oueen Sponsored by THE MERCER CLUSTER Diane Owen, of Atlanta, Georgia, has been very active and outstanding during her year and a half at Mercer University. On the campus she is well known for her musical abilities and is often asked to sing, and play her accordion. Diane is a member of the Young Women s Auxiliary, of which she is Circle Chairman, the Mercer Choir, and Phi Mu Sorority. She is a major in elementary education. During her freshman year, Diane served on the B. S. U, Greater Council and the Cauldron Staff. She was a member of the 1954 May Day Court, Homecoming Court, was Freshman Beauty Queen, and received the Cardinal Key award for the most outstanding freshman girl. VIRGINIA BELL Sponsored by KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY Sponsored hy KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY 131 BCT ATKINSON 32 Sponsored by MACON MISSES PEGGY CARLISLE i� $ port tore J by PHI DELTA THETA FRATERNITY PATSY HALL 134 Sponsored by SIGMA NU FRATERNITY Sponsored by KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY BETTY WILLIAMS 136 Sponsored by PI KAPPA PHI FRATERNITY BARBARA SENFT Sponsored by PHI DELTA THETA FRATERNITY 37 janet McLaughlin 136 Sponsored by ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY JEAN McRAY 139 Sponsored by THE M CLUB GLORIA HOLLAND Sfwiartd by ALPHA DELTA PI SORORITY CINDY SARTIN Sponsored by ALPHA TAIL OMEGA Other entries in Beauty Review LI A O El”r ’4' 4 P SORORJty MARGARET ANN WADE SpnaioftdJy M. I. C A. BARBARA BRYANT Sponsored by SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON SUSAN BRIDGES Sponsored by PHI MU SORORITY LYDIA HAWKINS Sponsored by MACON MISSES 142 ZEB B. VANCE Director of Athletiei JAMES M COWAN BdfkttbdU and Track Coach MELBURN R MAYFIELD Trums Coach CLAUDE SMITH Baseball Coach CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE Georgia Tech......... October 27, 1954 Oglethorpe....,,..... October 30, 1954 Bryan . ..October 30, 1954 Oglethorpe November 9, 1954 Crossing t he Finish Line The Mercer Cross Country Team Bill Bonner, Sonny Vaughn, Alfred Perkins, Lamar Cason. Joe Dukes, CHEERLEADERS m n THE CHEERLEADIMG SQUAD RAY CRABTREE TEENY COPAS FRANCES WIATT DINAH CUTTER CAROLYN HAYES JOE DUKES SHIRLEY TOLBERT SHIRLEY WHEELER JO WRIGHT GLORIA HOLLAND 147 BASKETBALL SC HEDULE 1954-55 December DATE TEAM PLACE 6 Oglethorpe Oglethorpe University, Ga. K Oglethorpe ... Macon, Georgia 11 University of Georgia Athens, Georgia 16 Howard College Birmingham. Alabama January 6 Wofford College.. 11 Florida Southern Macon, Georgia 14 Rollins College Winter Park, Florida 15 Stetson University Deland. Florida 17 Florida Southern Lakeland, Florida 21 22 Wofford College . . Spartanburg, S. C, 26 University of Georgia ..... Macon. Georgia 29 Tampa University Macon, Georgia February 1 Georgia Teachers Macon, Georgia 4 Rollins College. Macon, Georgia 7 Stetson University Macon. Georgia 9 Presbyterian Macon. Georgia 12 Howard College Macon, Georgia n Georgia Teachers.. Collegeboro, Georgia 19 Miltsaps College Macon, Georgia COACH COWAN' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 148 MERCER vs. GEORGIA 149 ACTION1 MERCER vs GEORGIA MERGER vs GEORGIA BASKETBALL BOBBY GREEN Guard and Forward TOOF BOONE Guard BILL GROOVER Center JOHN BINN5 Center CARY MOORE Forward JOF LOWE Guard ROGER BOLTON Guard JUNIOR VARSITY Ken Hudson. Tony Sansone, Danny Hobbs. Jimmy Carnes. Sonny Vutighn, Vernon Warren. 15 ( BASKETBALL COACH COWAN and THE VARSITY INTRAMURAL S KAPPA ALPHA VS MINISTERS liinur First row: Bill Bonner, Joe Watson. Bill Causey. Duane Akin. James Hughes Second row: John Hughes, Hugh Hodges, Harold Scott, Bill Smith, Bill Burgamy. Third row.': Bobby Brown. Bobby Green, Jim Culhreth, Dan Cline. Fourth row: Linton Baggs, Avon Buice, Buddy Moore. Sonny Vaughn. Koyce Hobbs. I I I M” CLUB Seated. Billie Claire Stratford, Jane Smith, Nira Young, Alice Tate. Helen Faulkner. Maxine Hunt. Frances Wiatt. Second row Barbara Bryant. Joann Gilder, Betty Williams. Margie Mueller, Janet Walters. Rose Fret well, Janet Perdue. Beverly Senft. Shirley Wheeler. Gloria Holland, Nannette Bell, Dinah Cutter, Connie Adams. OFFICERS — Helen Fllkner. Pttudeni Standing: Maxine Hunt. Stctetatj. Not pictured: Betty Putfcet, Vice Prtndetn. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 153 BASEBALL March _________Georgia March 26 Auburn March JO Georgia Tech April 4 —-------------------Auburn April 6 Georgia Tech April S Appalachian Stale April 9 ........ Appalachian Stale April 26,. . ..Georgia Tech May 6 North Georgia May 7 —North Georgia M ty “ Presbyterian May 10............Appalachian State May 11............Appalachian State Mav 12 h-uflurj May |J— Georgia Teachers May 16........................North Georgia May 17 North Georgia i BASEBALL TEAM First row: James Hughes. Bill Hull, John Hughes. Cliff Powers. Sunny Crosby, Tommy Scott, Dan Hammack. Second tow Vasil Huffich, Tommy Mixon. Billy Smith, Kenneth Crane. Donald Banks, Reg Wilkes. Mack Thompson. Maurice Burt, Charles Sheppard, Coach Claude Smith Talcing in the Game from the Bench, TENNIS March 26.....Macon Tennis Club April 7..................Emory April 12............ Georgia April 20.............. Auburn April 25-......... Oglethorpe May 2....„........... Georgia May I ........... -....Auburn May 10,—................ Emory May 1}..............Oglethorpe May 20.......Macon Ttnnis CJub DISCUS HEP! FINISH LINE INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL 1954 CHAMPIONS—LAMBDA CHI ALPHA First tow Wymin Treadway. Robert Sikes. Joe Daugherty. Second row: Oliver Wood. Charles P«eet. John Maudit. Rhodell Dunn ACTION Jack Mansfield. Earl Hardigree, Richard Pierce, Ray CraMrcc, Bnbhy Howard, John Hulsey. Standing. James Pogo Parks, Joe Watson. Ted McCullough. THE ALL-STARS First row: Ken Hudson. A. T O Bohhy Brown, Phi Dclt. Buddy Slappey. S. A E., Joe- Watson. Ministers; John Peter son. Phi Pelt; John Hulsey. Ministers Second row: Benny Woodall, Phi Dell; Joe Hendricks, Ministers: Tolly Williamson. M. I M A.; Red McDaniels. Phi Dclt; Jack Mansfield. Ministers. Not pictured: Dan Hammick, A. T O., Mac Thompson, A. T. O; Cliff Powers. Kappa Sigma. FOOTBALL SNAPS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 1954 CHAMPIONS—PHI DELTA THETA First row John Peterson, Bobby Brown, Mike Garvin, Benny Waugh, -Second row: Bud Averet, Bill Nash, Jack Moure, Martin Mlloy. INTRAMURAL GAMES INTRAMURAL TENNIS 1W CHAMPIONS PHI DELTA THETA Left to right Mac Smith, Billy Lee, Bill Nash, Carter Smith. INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL 1914 CHAMPIONS PHI DELTA THETA First row, left to right- John Peterson, Benny Waugh, Fran Reviere. Maurice Hilliard. Swond row Martin Malloy. Ralph Beard, Bud Avettu. Ben Whitaker, Stewart McClain. Dean Johnson 161 WOMEN’S ATHLETICS VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL SOFTBALL TENNIS ARCHERY BADMINTON (63 GIRLS’ INTRAMURALS GOLF 1954 SOFTBALL CHAMPIONS—M I. C A. Fust row. left to light: Joyce Platt. Sylvia Smith, Shirley Tolheii, Cans- lyn Hayes. Second row: Gloria Twitty. Teeny Copas, I.ouise Brans, fold. Martha Jean Gtglio, Freda Cagle, Louise Caudle, jean Sewell. Maty Ann Garner. SPORTS SNAPS INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL PHIL TAYLOR. Prendent Kappa Alpha BOBBY GREEN. Vice President BOBBY BROW N. Secretary Kappa Sigma Phi Delta Tbeta BOB EDWARDS, Treasurer Pi Kappa Phi Alec Weaver Sigma Alpha Up ft fan Robert Sparks Sigma Alpha Eptifan Avoo Buicc Sigma Nw 1 8 DIXIE CUTTER. Viet President ANN Kl NNETT. Seereuty Twinter PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL 16? Rosemary Phillips Janet Perdue PHI MU ALPHA DELTA PI Alpha Delta Pi sorority, the first secret society for college women, was founded on May 15, 1851, by a group of girls at Wesleyan Col- lege, Macon, Georgia. The Mercer chapter, Beta Sigma, was chartered November 13, 1936, the first na- tional sorority on the campus. Our colors are Blue and White; our flower, the Violet; and our motto: We live for each other, Dirltc Bailey Grace Baldwin Janice Basi Anne Brackett Barbara Bryant Dinah Cutter 170 OFFICERS Preudent........................... BETTY HOLLAND Vice Preiideni..................................CONNIE ADAMS Sectelaiy......................................BARBARA SENFT Treasurer.................. GERALDINE TROUTMAN BETTY HOLLAND, Preiideni CONNIE ADAMS, Vice Prendent Dixie Cutter Gloria Holland Elaine Davis Annette Howell Joan Drew Paula Jordan Celet'a Dyke� Jamie King Shirley Hardin Maxine Kitchen� Pat Hickman Alyce Knox Clarnelle Hobby Joan Let ray Marie Locklin Gail Manley Viihli Maxwell Sue Pruitt Myrl Sorrells Barbara Rabun Beverly Smith Katie Reed Carey Steven� Carolyn Ricks Billie Stratford Ano« Roach Alice Tare Barbara yntt Geraldine Troutman oeverty sentt Anne Walden Ruth Moseley NELL POW ERS. Vue PrtitJtttt PEGGY CARLISLE. Pre iJent OFFICERS PEGGY CARLISLE NELL POWERS JANE CAROL ADAMS Treat nrrr anet McLaughlin CHI OMEGA Chi Omep Fraternity was founded nationally at the University of Arkansas in 1895, In 1954, there were ll6 chapters. It was founded locally on Decem- ber 1R, 1943. Chj Omega colors are Cardinal and Straw. The flower is the White Carnation THE CHI OMEGA SYMPHONY To live constantly above snobbery of word or deed; to place scholarship before social obligations and character before appearances; to be in the best sense democratic rather than exclusive1' and lovable rather than ‘'popular ; to work earnestly, to speak kindly, to act sincerely, to choose thoughtfully that course which occasion and conscience demand; to be womanly always; to be discouraged never; m a word, to be loyal undgr any and all circumstances to my fraternity and her highest teachings, and to have her welfare ever at heart that she may be a symphony of high purposes and helpfulness in which there is no discordant note. Nuci Bobbie EvJjtc Nan Fagan Austelle Faulk Helen Faulkner Rose fret well Mary Ann Gainey Evelyn P Handley Lydia Hawkins Darlene Htinugc Betty Herron Janette Hodges Maxine Hunt Ann Huihnaruc Elizabeth Proctor Mary tou Wood Jewell Shad burn Ey Shaw Ann Tumbtin Carola Vann Faye Watson Shirley Wheeler Nan WilJiami Jo Wommatk Dndy Sartm Jo Wright Nanfy Yatet JANE GROGAN, Prendent ’ JEAN BOLEN, Vitt Prtiidtnt OFFICERS Present JANE GROGAN Vice Preudrnl JEAN BOLEN ................... HILDA BELL 7 rett surer............ BARBARA FISHER PHI MU Phi Mu Fraternity, organized in January, 1852, at Wes- leyan College, Macon, Georgia, was first known as the Philomathcan Society. Its founders were Mary M, Daniel, Martha H. Redding, and Mary D. Lines. The group an- nounced its establishment on the Wesleyan campus on March 4, 1852, since celebrated as Founders' Day, In 1904, Phi Mu was granted a charter by the state of Georgia, which gave it the prerogatives of a national cor- poration. In 1911 Phi Mu assumed Pan Hellenic member- ship. The Mercer chapter of Phi Mu is the Alpha Iota chapter. The official colors of the fraternity are Rose and White. The flower is the Enchantress Carnation. Carol Cox Joann Gilder Patsy Davis Pat Hall Elizabeth Doss Phyllis Hamrick Shirley Dukes Jane! Harvey •Martha Dykes Shirley Holt Beth E� || Ann Kjnnett Barbara Fisher Betty MeTeer Marjorie Mueller Switzer Murphy Sandra .Morris Rosemary Phillips Mancy Remiek Jane Smith Paula Smith Wynette Stewart Mary Swat's Lyra Temple Cinda Tippett Betty Toole Mary Wainwright Janet Walter Frances Wiatt Betty Williams Ginger Yaden Nita Young 175 j I JOHN RABUN. Pruiititt MORTON BOYETTE. Vtet PmUrnl OFFICERS PtfitJtm JOHN RABUN Viet Pttndtm MORTON BOYETTE Stent ) .PAUL OXLEY Trmtetit JOHN GRENGER ALPHA TALI OMEGA Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity was founded nationally in 1865 at the Virginia Military Institute The Alpha Zela chapter was estab- lished on the Mercer campus in 1880. The fraternity colors arc Gold and Azure; the fraternity flower, the White Tea Rose. The purpose of Alpha Tau Omega is to bind men together in a brotherhood based upon eternal and immutable principles . . James Brown Sonny Crosby John Flowers Sanders Franklin Clarence Hardin Louis Tedders Roy Vandiver Hugh Wallace Tommy Lovett Carter Maddox Kaui uxiey Bruce Yandle William Lane Lester Smith AJ Ht ginbothan Kenneth Hudson Bartow Johnson 177 WALTER TANNER, CHARLES HANDLEY. Vtft OFFICERS PrniJtrtt WALTER TANNER Vur Putiit� l CHARLES HANDLEY SrcttUrj GENE TEMPLE Ttrmnrrtr SIDNEY JOHNSON KAPPA ALPHA The Kappa Alpha Order was founded na tionally at Washington College, Lexington, Va,, in 186S, The four founders of the Order were James W. Wood, William N Scott, Wil- liam A. Walsh, and Stanhope M. Scott. The Mercer chapter. Kappa, was established in 1873. The fraternity colors are Crimson and Gold; the fraternity flowers are the Magnolia and the Red Rose. Earl Aldridge Frank Bullock Sammy Child 178 Hairy Classen Darrell Fennell Thom Glovei Bill Hollingsworth Ben Johnson Sid Johnson Homer Lewis Thomas Lewis 179 BOBBY GREEN, PuuJrnl Not pictured JERRY HOLMES. Vice Prendent OFFICERS Preudrnl BOBBY GREEN Viet Prende� ! JERRY HOLMES StatHey BOBBY SIMMONS Treasurer DAN CLINE KAPPA SIGMA Kappa Sigma was founded nationally in 1869 at the University of Virginia, the purpose being to establish a common bond of brother- hood and friendship. The emblem of Kappa Sigma, the Crescent and the Star, has been worn by nearly 70.000 men. The Alpha Beta chapter was established in 1874 on the Mercer campus, and was the second chartered chapter of Kappa Sigma. The frater- nity colors are Scarlet, Green, and White; the fraternity flower, the Lily of the Valley. Bill Causey Dan Cline Louie Davis Bobby Graham Moimtn Hall York Hudgins James Hughes 180 John Hughes Allen Jennings Cappi Keni Max Kent David Shiplett Jenv Maner Andy Rotholl Jerry Sutton Bobby Simmons Ferrell White Eddie Moody JOHN MANCIN, PrttiJtnt OFFICERS PtfiJtnt JOHN MANCI N Vitt Pteiidtnt DELANO MAURICE Sttrtiary DICK WATKINS TtMimret JAMES PACE LAMBDA CHI ALPHA ' Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity was founded nationally in 1909 at Boston University. The Zcta Omega chapter was established at Mercer in 1948. The colors of the fraternity arc Purple, Green, and Gold. The White Rose is the fra- ternity flower. i I I I DELANO MAURICE, Vut PftiiJttii 132 JOHN PETERSON. PrnJem Winter and Spring BENNY WAUGH. Pen,dent Fall James Alford Linton Baggs OFFICERS JOHN PETERSON Viet Prendent ..... Warden MAURICE HILLIARD Charles McDaniel BEN WHITAKER Tfeaturet DEAN JOHNSON PHI DELTA THETA Phi Delta Theta Fraternity was founded on December 26, 1848, at Miami University, Ohio. It is an organization designed to expand and extend the hand of brotherhood to men throughout the North American Continent. Phi Delta Theta was organized with three principal objectives: to cultivate friendship among its members; to acquire individually a high degree of culture; and to attain personally a high standard of morality. The local chapter, Georgia Gamma, was es- tablished in 1872. The fraternity colors are Azure and Argent. The fraternity flower is the White Carnation. William Burgimy Charles Ebtrhart Dan Frrtwell Jcre Gr«r Steve Hansford William Hanson Millard Haskins 184 Jimmy Hilliard Maurice Hilliard Dan Hobbt Royce Hobbs Dean Johnson Jack Lawton Billy Lee Billy Lewis Marlin Malloy Thomas Mixon Charles McDaniel Stewart McClain Bill Nash Ray Neal Gene Roach Jimmy Smith Bev. Sanders Boh Steed Roger Sliadburn Carswell Turner James Sloan James Vaughn Mac Smith Ben Whitaker Billy Smith Ronald Williams Carter Smith Ben Woodall (.fOfUil LANtY, rtf.dtmt OFFICERS Pttttdrm______ ____________CiOUGE LANEY Vn Prtulrm Trrawfrr MAMMA 14. STEPHENSON Sortiat; HUGH HOOCH PI KAPPA PHI Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity was founded o� tiorully in 19CM in Charleston, South Carolina If national headquarters are located in Sum ter, South Carolina It was established locally in 1925 and reactivated in 194R The colors of the fraternity art Gold, Blue, and White The fraternity flower is the Red Rose }oe Chapman MAMMALI. ITTPHENSON. Vm f nW«i Inman Clotfelter Robert Edwards Johnnie Harrison Guiil Johnson Leonard Nelms Emery Ray Marvin Smith Jorge Toro Gilbert Wildes 187 ALEC WEAVER, President MITCHELL HOUSE. Vkt Ptesidtnl OFFICERS President. ALEC WEAVER Vicf Prtuitn MITCHELL HOUSE Secutary BIBB REYNOLDS Treaiuft’ CHARLES IIAFFENDEN SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity was founded nationally in 1856 at the University of Ala- bama with the purpose of instilling in each of its members the true meaning of everlasting brotherhood and that of the true gentleman. The local chapter, Psi, established in 1870, was the first national Greek letter fraternity to become established at Mercer. The colors of Sigma Alpha Epsilon arc Purple and Gold; the flower is the Violet John Cameron Johnson Comer Stuart Davis Kenneth Davison Tom E tal Dan Dufcberly 186 James Ellis Thomas King Bill Fillinginj Warren Kinnett James Fulghum Marion Liles Chas. Hillendm Wayne Holmes Johnnie Malone James McFarlanc Jim Hull Claude KickJightcr Buddy Parks Alfred Perkins m Warren Robertson Shelby Royal HORTON', PteitJtnt DICK MITCHELL, VntPttuJtnt OFFICERS Pm,Jem DUDLEY HORTON Via PrtjiiM DICK MITCHELL Srcrtlary........................JOEL SMITH Trauuter BILLY HODGES SIGMA NU Sigma Nu Fraternity was founded nationally in 1869 at the Virginia Military Institute. It was established locally in 1884 as the Kta chapter, fifth among the 117 chapters now chartered by Sigma Nu. The colors of the fra- ternity ate Black, White, and Gold. The flower of Sigma Nu is the White Rose, and the badge, the White Star, Duane Akin James Biles William Bonner Avon Buicc James Caines Thomas Cambell Clint Doss Carlton Hearn William Hodges Julian Franklin Milton Gardner Win. Hammond Wm Hancock Charles Hardy E. V. Knight Jerry McCranie McCaruh Perry Jerry Purvis Jimmy Radford David Register Ralph Thurmond Johnny Nelson Dick Tieken FRATERNITY MISS CAROLYN GLEATON Sponsor of ALPHA TAU OMEGA FRATERNITY MISS ANN HANKINSON Sponsor of KAPPA ALPHA FRATERNITY SPONSORS FRATERNITY £p lOj r ,'lr£ r] I9S SGT, JAMES W CHEEK SGT. JAMES EMBERY SGT. W. F. MALAMBRI SOT- LESTER WATSON THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT CAPT BLIE CAPT R E STONE CAPT J, FRANK WILSON First row, left to right: Col- Smith, Mrs. LiFinm O. Newby. Captiin Blue, Ciptun Stone, Op- tun Wilson. Second row: Sgt Cheek, Sgt. Embrey, Sgt. Mi- Umbri, Sgl. Wilson. First row: Cadet Colonel H.ivis D Akin Second tow, left IO right: Cadet Lt, Col. Walter H Drake. Cadet Major Claude M Knit lighter Cadet Miuhril P HiMiie. Cadet Maior Bobby B Johnson, Cadet Major William H Btmnei CROUP STAFF ; First row, left to right: Cadet Colonel Havis D Akin. Cadet Lt Colonel Walter FI. Drake. Cadet Lt. Colonel Walter D Tan. ncr. Second r«w Cadet CpI Wil- liam L. Wciffenback. Cadet Mas- ter Sergeant Sam P Wilburn Jr.. Cadet Joe E Lowe. Cadet Samuel J. Tillman. Cadet Mister Sergeant George J Walker. PMST STUDENT COUNCIL V1 It is the purpose of this organization to unite in closer relationship the military departments of American universities and colleges; to preserve and develop the essential quali- ties of good and efficient officers; ta prepare mem- bers as educated men to take a mote active part and to have a greater influence in the militat)' affairs of the communities in which die)' may reside; and above all to spread intelligent in- formation concerning the military requirements of the nation, NATIONAL SOCIETY of SCABBARD and BLADE Left to ri ht; Cadet Colonel Ha ts D. Akin. Cadet Maior Robert L. LeSutuf. Cadet Captain James T. Radford, Cadet Lt. Colonel Walter H, Drake. Cadet Mitchell P. House. I PERSHING RIFLES The objective of this national honorar) organi- zation is to encourage, to preserve, and develop the highest ideals of the mili- tary profession, to promote American citizenship, to create a closer and more efficient relation, and to provide appropriate rec- ognition of a high degree of military ability among the cadets of the several Senior Reserve Officers Training Corps Units. First ro� Tommy King, Owen Adams, Richard An- drews, David Shiplrtt. Second row: Walter Tanner, Arthur Rich. Bud Wieffenbich, Sam Tillman, Bob Steed, Joe Dukes, Mil Clykm, Marion Liles, ROTC RIFLF TEAM First row1, Itft to right: MSgjt, Jam? s W Check, Team Mana- ger and Coach, SFC Francis Briieft, M gt William C Malay, Cadet Olifi N. Shu- mate. Cadet Richard P, An- drews. Second row: Cadet James F Park., Jf-, Cadet James N. Calender, Cadet Claude E Westbrook. Jr. Cadet William T King. Cadet Cpl William D. Smith. First row, left to fight Cadet Major Robert L leSueur, Cadet Roger W. Scarbrough, Jr , Cadet Jack I. Powell, Cadet Joe F. Lowe, Cadet Mae W Croft, Cadet Gerald M- Thonjpwn, Cadet James N. Cavender, Cadet Arthur L. Rich, Jr. Second row; Cadet Warren T Kermett. Cadet Joseph M. Weaver, Cadet James E. Tyson, Cadet James W. Sirnm Cadet Bob G Johnson. Cadet Ronald H Wilbanks, Third run. Cadet Jerry E. Lee, Cadet Alan M- Warr, Cadet Parker Reynolds, Cadet John W. Nelson, Cadet Donald W Matthews Fourth row: Cadet Harry M Brown, Cadet John A Kaufman. Cadet Beniamin I,, Johnson, Cadet Cyler C. Garner BATTALION STAFFS — First row: Cadet Lt. Colonel Franklin L. Colston. Second row, Jelt to right: Cadet Ma|or Randall A. Buicc, Cadet Captain John B. Peterson, Cadet Cap- tain George H. Classen, Cadet Cap- tarn Marshall E. Stephenson, Jr. FIRST BATTALION STAFF SECOND BATTALION STAFF First row: Cadet Lt. Colonel Walter D. Tanner. Second tow. left to light: Cadet Major Thomas B. Yan die. Jr,, Cadet 1st Lieutenant Robert H. Ram- sey. Cadet Captain Jesse C- Laseter. Cadet Captain Richard S Thompson. A” COMPANY Pin row. left Ip right Cadet 1« Lt. Dudley S. Dodlto, CiJtl 1st Lt. Rflfcclt E. Edward. C4d(t Jn� l Lt J fk E Bray. Cadet 1« Lt Bibb G Reynolds Second f’ Cadet Sgt Robert E Green, Cadet SFC Frink Bull-tic. Cadet Lewi C Brown. Cider R bert L Steed. SF Min n H Lies. Jr. MSgt John L Mvef, Cadet Franklin D. Shiplett Thud row Cadet Sgt Urnon biggs, Cadet Joseph R. Bwwn. Cadet Earl R Whcder. Cadet Ivan L Holmes. Cadet Stuart C Davis, Cadet Warren A. Robertson, Cadet James H. Hull Fourth n w: Cadet Sgt, Charles B Handley, It, Cad« Owen t Adams, Cadet Charles M Durham, CiJet Henry C Momand. Cadet Jerry p Gleer, Cadet John C Burns, Cadet Sanders H Franklin Fifth tow Cadets Benny M Woodall, Jack M. Smith, Joseph S Dukes, lit. Thomas H R tigers, Samuel | Tillman. Wayne E Blue Sixth row: Cadets John K M-Sames Juries L Cletfrlter. Sieve ti Hansford, Sam V Harrell. Sherrill G, Law Seventh row: Cadets Hugh L Pope. James S Vaughn. Hubert C Madden. John A Mter 203 CADET CAPTAIN BOBBY II BROWN Fum row, left to right Cadet 2nd Lt Charles M IJhcrhirt. Jr. Cadet 1st Lt Royte A. Johnson, Cadet hi I-t William R Burgamy, Jr , Cadet 2nd Lt Chester J Comer, Jr„ Cadet 2nd Lt. Pleasant Y Martin, Jr liecotid row; Cadei Ht Sgt. William C. Malay, Cadet Sgt. Nevils D Horton, Cadet Sgt, James H. Fulghum, Jr., Cadet Sgt Juliam |- Afflot, Cadet Hcrshcl L. Cofer. Cadet John C Turner. Third row: Cailer SFC Jet re J. Field. Cadet Phillip B. Ham. Cadet Olin N, Shumate, Cadet Claude E Westbrook. Jr., f ader Fugent Bishop. Fourth rots Cadets Kenneth M Davison, John B Malone, Patton P Smith, Thomas L Lovett, Afro V, Conart. James F Parks, Jr Fdtb tow. Cadets Walter C. Park, Riehard P Andrews, Clih ford B. Harden, Benjamin W L'ssery. Pope T. Brown Srxth row Cadets Emory C. Smith, Jr, William P- Lee, William I King, HewJett R Dunn. Brevard I Hunl, Henty D. Stone. Seventh row Cadets Emery N- Rjvr Allen K. Jennings, James A. McFarlane, James D. Wig ley. Bobby D. Sikes. 204 E” COMPANY CADET CAPTAIN JAMF.5C JOINER. Ill First row. left to right: Cadet lit Lt. Robert H. Ramsey. Cadet lit It Howard N. Evans, Cadet tst Lt Dav.d M Register. Oadel 2nd Lt Billy E. Hodges, Cadcr 2nd Lt John Iiunn. Cadet 2nd L’ Frink M McKinney. Second row Cadet Sgt. MtGarrah K. Perry, Cadet SFC Milliard L Haskins, Cadet MS George J Walker Third row Cadet Hugh O. Wallace. Cadet Arthur B Amenon. Jr.. Cadet Sgt. William R. Pinkston, t jdet Sgt Maurice N Hdliard. II, Cadet SFC Daniel R Cline. Cadet Robert G Canady, Cjdet jetry T HatUway, Cadet William J Mcthvin. Fourth row: Cadets Walter M Coulon, Frank F Byirgton. Joel P Smith, Jr. Thomas j, Deal. Robert E. Sthell. Russell R Hanson. Fifth row Cadets William A Higganbothifli, Jackson t, Mnorc. W ihcr L. Tedders. Jr , Max A Ragland, Jasper N Keith, J' S;,xth row Thomat H Bigham, E. V. Knight. Sheffield Smith. Romm R Brantley, William H .Simmons. Tom H Ivey Seventh row: Cadets Charles A Perkins, Lilio� E. Brack, Hornet Lewis. Kenneth C. Crane. Cary Moore 205 F’ COMPANY n CADET CAPTAIN HUGH M. HOD( First low, left to fight; Cadet ut Lt. Adrian W. Odum. Jr., Cadet 1st Lt. Harold L Scott, Cadet 2nd Lt. Sidney B William� , Cadet ?nd Lt Steve A Spence. Cadet I si Lt. Delbert L Wilton. Second row Cadet Sgt. Louis M Kent, Cadet Donald D Comer. Cadet William F McLaughlin, Cadet SgJ DuPont K Cheney, Cadet Mset Albert S. Johnson, Cadet SFC Thotn� M. Clyburn, Cadet Sgr. Sammy L Childs. Third row: Cadets William F Nash, David L. Thomas, Thamer t. Temple. Jr Simeon I. Archer, Paul R Lamb. Jr., Ronald S. Pente- toil. Fourth row Cadets Robert T. M Hall. Ralph C. Crosby. Jt , William R Willis. Melvin C Dos� . James A Knott, Charles F. By id. Fifth row Cadets Robert P Lufburrow. Howard D Edward. Tommie R, Lewis, LieN A Briggs, jimmy F. Biles, James L Hilliard. Sixth row Cadets William M Pickard, John W Cameron, Gary D. Fennell, William A Smith. Charles E. 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Mother Montague, but you will never really retire from our hearts or from the hearts of men and women who have had the good fortune of letting a little of your life touch their lives. 21S