Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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THE MERCER CLUSTER Lift » right: Julia 'OC’illurm. Assistant Business Manager. list- Column Editors. Itrtt rau. Irfi to .'.i'hr: Marietta Clark Bud Campbell. Business Manager. Buddy Hurt. Managing ft'rllard Clutchnuycr. Charlotte Moore, and Marty LayfieLd. Editor, and Alan Vi'utr, Editor-in-Chief. Set an,d row: John Kaufman, Jane Oliver, and Cldf Hendrix Through its publications the University offers a full opportunity far students to pain experience out- side the classroom in the practical phases of journalism. The CLUSTER is the student newspaper. It is a weekly paper and is administered and edited by the students. The editor and business manager of each publication are elected by the student bodv, and they in turn appoint staff members from qualified applicants. Students are responsible for the contents of these publications and do all the reporting, copy reading, headline writing, and some of the photography. Stall Members arc. fir t '■ u. left tr tight: Jerry Bcaitc and Roma Martin. StewJ ■ ir : jerry Dodd, licrtrudc Crouse Tommy Holland. Bonnie Ferry and Got TiwaifiM Thu J r1, Alan Smith and Jt-rrv Brin 29

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Stiff Mtmbrn jit finl i.u lift lo rtf hi: Mary Hjutcn Viray Child». Dcanrw Oculum, iijij Jjnc Matthew» 5tn?aJ ti,u Johnny Ruth tirrcnc Clurlant Moure. HcnriiJinr Vwkro. and JuJij Jiihmon Th’d rmi Darrell Ftn- rei I, Carolyn Jackin, and Joytt Piss Nan William . Co-Editor and Alfiy Carbone II, Auociaic Editor THE 195$ CAULDRON Wc. of the CAULDRON staff sincerely hope that this yearbook presents to you a true picture of Mercer life. The staff through a united effort and much work has sought to give you. the Student Body, a book which can be enjoyed and will brinp to you out of a world of memories . Mercer University of 1958! Section Editor» arc, Irft ' ri ht Ourlo Andrews, Spoils Editor, Ikvtrl AJminisSration Editor; Ba»»y Monte. Military Edit nr Lyra Temple Fraternity Editor; Kay Edward», Cl a»» Editor, Carol Honeywell, Beauty Editor; B»it» Sited. Organization Editor, and not pictured frjn.cn C«n«tll. Spuru Editur. John Kaufman Suff PhvlOAftphit

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BAPTIST STUDENT The B.5,1 is the connecting link between the college Jtiil the local churches. It seeks to popularize and keep vital in the lives of stu- dents the various organizations within the church It represents, includes, and unites all of the baptist student religious activity of the campus. A person becomes a member of the B.S.B. when he- becomes a member of any of the religious unit organizations of the local Baptist church or of the campus. The official publication of the B.S.Lr. is THE GAUNTLET, a h-monthly report of the religious life on the campus Monhen of the B 5 L' Greater Council are. tint tnv. Irfl la right: Gene Beverly. Jerrr While, Laura Kendall, and Rescue Arowond. Jr Srr-.'W n Charles Byrd. Nancy Stone, Ila Kidd. Shelby Royal, Fred Gunter, Jr, and Frank Maxwell. Third rau Olivia E Burrell, Sue Partin, Nora Bishop, Ik b Shepherd, Perry' E. Ptwte, and Byron Foy. Tvxiib mk Jim Stay, Asa Tuten. Kay Hatcher. William Hanley. Juanita Tanner, and Barbara Edmunds The Freshman BSC Council is composed of. finl rou. left tn right: Tempie Hill Sharon Boone, Caroline Burts. Don Tutlt. Battuta Burkett and Betty Mathburn Sttond rou: Ktnt Anglin. Wesley Edwards. Spurgeon Han. Krnfiett Kee. and Glenda Sharpe