Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Familiar Faces on Campus “Around and About ft Every single person on the Mercer Lni- ver .it campus aids in writing the story of a year — even those who, on the surface, appear to play the minor char- acters. Many of the University's pro- THREE W il l I i- WORKERS pictured in the top-left photograph are Mrs. Mary Puckett. VIi» Ellen Slocumb. and Mrs. Agnes Watson—all employees in the registrar’s office. . . , Next pictured arc Mis. S, Fleetwood Maddox, who records all our cuts I among other duties), and Miss Frances Floyd of the alumni office, popular to all as a friend of students. .. . The library staff gathers in the special reading room of the library for an informal discussion. Seated, left to right, are Miss Anne McKay. Mrs. M, R, Mayfield. Mrs. J. C, Overbv, and Mrs. I.euna B, Wood. Standing are Mr. Charles If, Slone and Mr. Edmund Kanrsanr. . . . Mr. Charley Taylor is shown inspecting the campus for any needed repairs.........And—looking over the counter each day as we order a morning cup of coffee-—are Mr. Van Landingham and his hard-working staff. . . . Below. Mrs. Jennie Moody is ready for a day's work in the men’s infirmary.

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MR. EDWARD I. NEWBY LT, LENOX W. OGLESBY MBS. HELEN B PLYMALE MR. RILEY II. PLYMALE MISS LUCILLE POLLARD Crrinan Military Science and lactic? English Mathematics Health and Physici) Education MR. J AMES c QUARLES MRS HEI EN RICH Uw Music Dll. ARTHUR I RICH Mij-ic A MR- CLAUDE SMITH DR. WILBURN P. SMITH Physical Education Modern Language As COL Will.I..IVVI I)1. SMITH Military Science and Tidies CAPT. It. E. STONE Military Science and Tactics MRS. EDNA. S, TOLBERT Education MRS. MARY E. VANCE Economics MR. ZEBU!.ON H. VANCE Health and Physical Education

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pressive «Hides- ure begun in rumpus offices and are efficiently undertaken first of all b secretaries, book- keepers. and oilier em- ployees, Mrs. Charles Nickerson—heller known as Mickle” to the girls in MEP— and Vfi . Roy Swatts, her assistant, check their files in the girls' infirmary ami—perhaps-—plan the next day’s meal. ... At the same lime, the folks in ilie business office are keeping their records straight. They are. left lo right. Mrs. Janies C. Heliberg. Mis? Lucille Johnson. Mr. Gerald Stone, and Mrs. Kathryn Marshall. . . . Mrs. Maude Brown and Mrs. Betsy Nelson, the people who run the bookstore, look as though they are ready to sell. . . . Miss Mildred Mixon and Miss Gloria Twitty are secretaries to two of the busiest men on campus—Deans Lester and Burls. . . . I fie laundry comes back on Friday, but Mrs. Bettie Holding is there every day to see that all comes out in the wash.” . . . Delving into the law files in Dean O’Neal’s office is law librarian James C, Rehberg. Secretaries are Miss Joyce A Id red and Miss Georgia Walden. . . . On the bottom left is Mrs, George Lainey. switchboard operator.