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Lind BEAR DAY Bear Day—climax of the Basketball season—is tops in building school spirit. The week-end festivities be- gin with the Interfraternity Council party on Friday night and end with a worship service in Willingham Chapel Sunday morning. At sunrise on Saturday the members of each social group awake to begin work on their float. In the picture on the right are a group of Phi Mu‘s working intensively on their float. Below i- the finished product. The SAE’s took honors with their Liberty Bell and Declaration of Independence. In the picture below,, stars on the MICA float are Gladys Padgett, Tolly Williamson, Mary Ann Clegg, and an unidentified “Dogpatch-ei
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These an muti muli lions include MAY DAY IjjsI year's observance, for exam pie. was one of the highlights of spring quarter. Twelve campus beauties elected by popular vote and by facility selection formed the .May Court. Sid Johnson, president of the Student Cm eminent Association, crowned CON- NIE! ADAMS queen ... A group of Scottish lassies doing the High! and fling helped carry mil the international theme . . . And the program ended with the traditional May Pole dance. Mend icrs of the court shown in the picture below are- First row. left to right: Nan Fagan, Betty Williams, maid of honor: “Buddy Moore, king: Connie Adams, Sid Johnson, and Shir lev VV heeler. Second row : Susan Bridges, Janice Bass. Algv Car boneII. Third row: Cindy Sarlin, Mary Ami Clegg. Barbara Sen ft. Baek row: Virginia Bell and Charlotte Mize.
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Forever a part of The Mercer Story Everyday Scenes on the Campus i ADMINISTRATION III II DIM, The Administration Building ami the Co-op are probably I he two campus building» most frequented by Mercer students. In the Ad Building are the offices of President George II- Connell, tlie business manager, I lie registrar, and the deans —besides numerous classrooms. Here all the real business of Mercer life is conducted. On the other hand, campus social life centers in the Co-op. A favorite place for snacks ami conversation during spare moments, the Co-op also contains the Baptist Student Union offices, the guidance center, the extension department, pub- lication offices, a recreation room, and the ever-popular University post office. PENKIF,1.1) HALL OR THE CO-OP
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