Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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a few clandestine love affairs Pretty co-od Jan Powell graces the well trodden cam- pus sidewalks. She and her five hundred fellow females are facts in point for south- ern co-oducational education. EMILY FRANKEL. director of the dance drama group which enlivened Mercer s stage winter quarter, supervises rehearsals several hours before an outstanding evening performance. Features Indicate Facets of Real University Life THE POTPOURRI of campus life requires a variety of diversions to tickle the interest. Select features of the college world around us indicate our patterns of endeavor. For the studious among us there is the pin drop atmosphere of Hardman library where books are checked out on the left and in on the right. The Special Reading Room upstairs is the scene of enlightening book reviews delivered by obliging professors. Art lovers may wander the cavernous cor- ridors of the student center and feast beauty hungry eyes on the exhibits lovingly arranged by Mr. D. More mundane lovers of beauty find delight in the symmetries of the co-cds. who arc annually recognised for rheir eye-stopping merits. An abundance of both literal and figurative harmony is brought to our lives in the spring- time. Chapel fills a void in the lives of many. Per- haps it is a source of inspiration, perhaps a rendezvous. Whatever the sphere of interest, opinions and impressions can be aired over a cup of coffee in the Co-op.

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Vanity, vanity, a It is vanity That's any fan at all far humonity. food is vanity, so is drink. And undergarments of gossamer pink. The kind of engagements you want to keep, A hundred honors, and twelve hours' sleep. But somehow it never seems 0 matter, For the world hangs qji to its ancient sanity And orders another round of vanity. —OGDEN NASH FEATURES