Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Contents page Introduction 1 Dedication 3 Beauties 22 Academic Section 32 Professors 63 Nurses 67 Law School Sulhern School of Pharmacy ai Mili tan 101 Religion 109 Joiners 115 Senior features 119 Drama 125 Student Government Association 135 Election CO fO Sports 146 Greeks 173 Bottomries 207 Clubs 215 Directory 230 Index 260

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Cauldron T • • I’ublished by the stude n ts of M e rce r University Macon, Georgia Volume 49 I960

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 C-Ot-L . 0 3« 4- , M30 3 C 3 S' I CjUC m pHftllHf'' Ii i r M discussion group has us its leader your ft o’clock professor. The final member of the group knocks at the door and with a groan, tile leader goes to the door and admits a f I listen', blustery co-ed who. during the introduc- tions. lakes his easy chair for her seat. The professor begins gathering up his books and papers from around the easy chair when the abashed co ed realizes her social mis-step. In an apologetic voice she asks. “Oh. did I lake your chair?” The professor straightens up and with a great sweeping gesture says. “Wei!. theyTre all mv chairs.” This is Willis FI. Glover. Despite his impressive academic stat- ure, lie has not forgotten the student. He has made continual efforts to effect that informal relationship between faculty and student which seems to be the heart of the liberal axis educational process. His ability as a teacher Is justly re- nowned. So also is his reputation in his particular academic field-—which seems to be theodiistorv. fits published articles in learned journals and his talks to the various learned societies have brought honor to Mercer University. ft is with awareness of these contribu- tions, and more specifically, of his contri- butions to tills? graduating class, that the class of 1960 us a token of Its respect and appreciation, dedicates its 1960 yearbook tu Dr, WjJJis B. Glover.