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THE CAULDRON . .. ..... _____ I Mercer University Macon, Georgia 1967 3 4 V A Time to Learn 7 8 10 tl Miss Cauldron Suzanne Thornton Based solely on the quality of beauty possessed, Miss Suzanne Thornton ha-; been named Miss Cauldron of 1967. She is a mem- ber of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority and was sponsored by Alpha Tau Omega- Among Suzanne s activi lies and accomplishments are President of WSGA and Best ii For everything there is a season And for every university there is a man A man who exemplifies its most hoped for standards who represents its founding ideals who contributes to its scholarship who recognizes with perception its possibilities who is held with respect by his colleagues who loves its students. The Senior Class of 1967 and the Cauldron Staff proud- ly dedicate the 1967 Cauldron to such a man. A man for all seasonsâ Dr Paul Ml Cousins [4 1 The success and perhaps the existence of free- dom- in America depends upon the personal responsibility of the average college graduate. At Mercer we seek to maintain! an intense cul- ture of these qualities, and to moke instinctive their practice and philosophy. In a democratic society, each person must discharge obligations correlative to the privileges of citizenship. The history of Mercer's endeavor involves much more than may be recorded here, but her found- ers would take pride in her accomplishment, from- which her sons and daughters derive in- spiration to carry on. In a particular sense, our greatest obligation is to prepare students for understanding and devoted citizenship. The strength of our adversaries lies in their love of country and their passion for knowledge. It is imperative that we emulate their devotion for our better purpose. What each of us receives from democracy, we must be prepared' to give in the defense of it. As this yearbook brings back memories of these campus days, I hope if may renew your determination to live intelli- gently and courageously in the world you shall help to make. 17 RUFUS CARROLTON HARRIS Contents Features 20 Activities 38 Sports 72 Beauties 96 Greeks 110 Liberal Arts 168 18 Staff Co-Editors: C .1 j Pete Black Business Manager: 8eih Br-r .Ti Copy: Sue Wa ker Photographer: M r Fcaluros: Margaret Nix Linda M Gatrah Activities: Sports: Connie Heidf Beauties: Rachel Cc Susan Murt Greeks: Jim Resseger Melissa MCLeod Liberal Arts: Bare in-j E I:H Law; Nancy PolloHy Nurses: F' âą â r â â Pharmacy: Ron Myri-clc 19 Features Rush and registration . . . Mercer plays . . Homecoming , . . Greek week and chariot races . , . Fine arts scries . . . 20 21 Df. Rich leads the hymn Parents Day n Do they have  o use bars to keep us in chapel? 565 parents on chapel probation 1$ this fraternity co-educafEonal? 24 Round table Rush Hawaiian luau highlights Chi O rush Rushees meet the Country girts of Phi Mu Mercer freshmen get younger every year ADPi goes Oriental for Fall rush 2b A tims to stand out . . . Social hour at the library, . . . and a time to sit in. Sure enoughâFruil of I ho Loom Homecoming Antics Sorryâno hitchhikers Student Personnel promotes on-the-job training. ATO's Hope long Cassidy rides again. 28 Toby-Tor Roger Anderbarq and Joan'o Baughs' Dionne sings at Homecoming The fabu'ous Dionne Warwick in concert Who can I tern to?â Alpha Sam's first place Homecoming Displayâ Wishing and Hoping for a better Mercor. 30 31 What will the GBC The chariot races highlight the Greet Week Relays. I always did prefer o marshmallow roast to sports events. Cafeteria food sinks to new depths. 32 Are you sure Robori E. Lee rode this to AppomaHo ? James, teep your Hands to yourself! Swinging Medallions climax Greek Week The crowd keeps coming in. 33 Jim and VJeti in Great God Brown This is how the make up goes on, Another rumor started in School For Scandal 34 The Swingle Singers in concert in Willingham Chapel. Another part of the Fine Arts seri r.âFred Waring in concert 35 37 38 Activities Rush from meeting to meeting . . . Two meetings tonight with three tests tomorrow . . . Fraternity parties Receptions in the Cafeteria . . . 39 Colleges and Universities Mary Teel Faye Tyson Sandra Underwood Charles Leslie Wilkinson JoelC. Williams, Jr. 40 Whoâs Who in American Beatrice Middleton Colleges and Universities Diana Denton David Laney Julia F, Hickson Who Who's in American Jacob Beil Joanic Bougher Everett Colter Jay Brewster Harry N. Davis 43 Cardinal Key - one of the highest honors for girls Blue Key â J men's honor fraternity based on service and leadership Members: Roger Anderoera Jacob Beil Pete Black Jim Cayce Dickie Childs Roddy Clark Evere+f Coker Harry Davis Harry Doss Jim Dowdy David Hudson John Johnson Tommy KirbC Dan KâecWey Ronald Jones David Laney Steve Moody James Peugh Jim Rciieger Will Sanders Robert Sikes Joel Williams David Wansley Sill We hunt 45 Officers: Pam SmithâVice-President; Julia HicksonâPresident; Mar- iha WalterâTreasurer; Millie ColeâSecretary Kappa Delta Epsilon Kappa Delta Epsilon Is a national honor society lor students planning to enter the teaching profession. 46 m U Student Government Association SGA Pres id en Steve Moody 4S Honor Council Chief Justice. Jacob Boil swears in new SGA President. David Hudson SGA Appropriations Committee 49 I Judy Howell Richard Childs Jackie Knox Jacob Beil. Chief Justice John Winfcle Ruth Wilheit Joonie Bougher David Laney Honor Council 50 Women's Student Government in session led by Judy Howell, President Bunny Flete, President of 5NEA. calls meeting to order. Jerry Stone, Student Union Director Agnes Jones, secretary. Need SGA Constitution typed? Need bridge lessonsâMrs. Jones is the place to go. Student Union Board 52 Circle K Club Circle K Club is a civic and service organization which is a college con- tinuation of Key Club. Circle K spon- sors The Miss Mercer' pageant as a major annual project. Bill Welhunt stands to introduce program. 53 54 Sigma Tau Gamma 55 Beta Be a Beia Jerj Windham, President, presides at Phi Beta Lambda Meeting 56 Christian Service Fellowship Choir Phi Mu Atpha Sinfonia 57 Ministerial Association Baptist Student Union listens to Doug Johnson. Minister to Students. 58 Drama 59 to Cluster Staff Bobby Phillips Cluster Editor Sue Walter 7 ' r Pete Black and Claudia Stansell, editors Barbara Elliot, class and faculty sections editor Jim Resseger, Greek editor Susan Murr Rachel Cola Beauty Section editors 62 Connie Heiidtt, sports editor Beih Brown, business manager Carol Anne Wright, activities editor Lorran Meares, photographer Sue Walker, copy editor Lt. Col. Robert M. Brambila 64 «alien Sponsor Dianne Hepner Cg-Spor Dn|j Team 65 R.O.T.C B. Company 66 C. Company Color Guard Chuck Clark, Gary Brenner. Ed Bacon, Chipper BriniCn 67 Master Sergeant Gartrell Marauder present hand to hand combat demons,!ration for ROIC Day1 'V The Band on ROTC Day Federal Inspector looks them over f 8 The band plays on for Ball Military Ball Cadet Lt, Col. Charles Wilkinson III receives award 69 Winning seasons . â . Heartbreaking losses . . Big victories . . . Rising school spirit . , . Big crowds . . . Sports 70 71 Coach Bobby Wilder's Bruins started the season with a banq as they reeled off seven straight victories before losing to tough Georgia Southern. Some of the highlights of this season s play was the game with Tampa, where the Bears got sweet revenge for an earlier loss: the Horne- coming game with Samford, which was close all the way, before Samford sealed the victory in the closing minutes of play; and the home game with Southern which Mercer got revenge by beating this team 93-74. The Bears looked good all season, especially the playmaking and shoot- ing of Sophomore Jud Roberts, the hustle of Freshman Robert Belloir, and the all-round ploy of captain Steve Moody, the only Senior on the team. Moody led the Bears in rebounds, and with each one He grabbed he raised his record a little higher, finally finishing his career with 1068 rebounds, Roberts led in the scoring department, averaging II6J points per game. The outlook for the Bears next year is extremely bright, especially if they can come up with an adequate replacement for Steve Moody, who has been a starter on the Bear team for four years. Is rtere Another touchdown for Georgia Southern Mercer's pa Iron Saint of victory 73 Toes out for a toss-up! 74 Tom Mitchell in action Walter Chandler takes aim the winner and still champion Corne blow your horn, Hudson! 77 Steve Moody fights for the bail Mercer at the Moulin Rouge May I zip you up, Robert? These are cheerleaders? The spectating section sits down on the job. Mercer spirit never dies!] If you won't ploy the game my way. I won t play! I i 80 Graea, Da e! I monkey lime Coach Claude Smith labeled this year for the Bears as a rebuilding year. His starting nine consist- ed mainly of Freshmen, with as many as five start- ing a game. But this was not to hold the Bears back. They played fine ball all year and finished the season with a respectable 13-9 record, getting un- expected superb pitching from Freshman Mark Steinbeck and outstanding fielding from Robert Belloir and Chester Pierce, two other Freshmen starters. This complemented the play of catcher Phil Jones, third baseman Rufus Dowell, center fielder Chuck Ogburn, and jack-of-all-positions Mike Crook. Charlie Stewart was the big man on the mound for the Bears, compiling a 6-2 record and holding big Miami to only two runs in I 3 and 1 3 innings before being lifted The Auburn game was another highlight of this season's play. Hurler Mark Steinbeck held the SEC champions scoreless for 8 innings before being lifted in the ninth. A grand slam in this game sent the Bears down to defeat 4-3. The outlook for next season looks extremely good, if the Red Dog can come up with some pitching to complement that of Steinbeck 82 si Does it hurt? A bass hi will do. S6 Loot Vince, Your swing loots good. Crook Tates another third strike Belloir hits another one. 87 Shake a tail feather. Run it out Belloir. 90 91 94 97 99 Third Runner Up Miss Sandra Rich inn Fourth Runner Up Miss Sandy Carroll 102 Contestants Prepare For Miss Mercer Pageant 103 f 04 Miss Freshman Baxter Billson 105 ROTC Battallion Sponsor Diana Hepncr TOT Joanie Bougher 106 107 108 An outstanding year,, Alpha Delta Pi ... 21 top promisees . , . Margaret for Kappa Sigma Pledge Sweetheart, Leatha for MIMA, Jo Ann, Mary April, Madeline and Susan and Ann were elected ROTC Sponsors, Beth, Stiles, Mary and Pam in Who's Who . . . Missy is in Sigma Mu ... 6 initiated into Kappa Delta Epsilon . â . Panhellenic Scholarship Trophy . . . Suzanne represents Mercer as Best Dressed Coed . . . Second place in Campus Sing . . . Kappa Delta Epsilon Secondary Teacher of the Year is Mary . . . Suzanne is president of Panhellenic coun- cil ... Beauty and Spirit are well represented . . . Ann is the new KA rose with Becky on her court ... 5 Alpha Delta Pi's represent the various frats for Tot . . . AAlJ's representative Roger wins Toby . . . Ann and Sandra are finalists in the Miss Mercer Conlest . . . Larose crowns Ann, the new Miss Macon with Mary Jo and Mary April as Semi-finalists ... 5 cheerleaders for the Bears . . . AAI1 takes number one in softball and ping pong . . . Claudia is AT12 Homecoming Queen. Pam reigns as Greek Goddess . . , and also receives the most coveted Graduation Award, the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award. Susan recaptures the romantic lead in the Mercer Production . . . Diana Reigns os ROTC Battalion Sponsor with Cissy on the Staff ... Suzanne adorns the yearbook os Miss Cauldron, To top off outstanding campus achievements Beta Sigma is 1st runner-up in AAIf International competition ... A well rounded and outstanding year for Alpha Delta Pi. 110 Aiflâs enjoy their Christmas Party. Susan and little sister, Margaret, contem- plate the situation. Alpha Delta Pi AiTT wins the Scholarship Trophy Mary Jo Allen, Linda Taylor, and Sally Beggs enfoy lunch and entertain- ment at the pledge retreat. Janice 067 away and Diana Hcppner entertain the sisters. 112 Giriny is oxeiied ever her A ill bid. Pledges treat the Sisters with a party Stifes AHen feeds the Aill's and KEfe id song at the orphan's Christmas party Judy Smith the nfe to victory in basketball Ginny demonstrates the latest dance steps Linda Clad; leads the group in song Donna Dudney pops the balloons for the life in the Sigma Nu relays Laura Shouse helpT 113 It was a year of wishing and hoping for FI with . . , Fall Quarter . . . Rush ... 23 promisees. 2 pledges ... Surprise parties for the sisters .,. Carol Anne and Sandy WSG officers . . . Sarah (ATI?) and Joanne (TIKtlt) pledge sweethearts . . . Julie and Sarah ROTC sponsors . . , Babs and Sarah win talent show , . , Faye as runner-up for Miss Fresh- man . . , Ruthie in Cardinal Key . , . Linda in Who's Who , . . Clara in KAE . . . Breakfast in Bed . . . Christmas parties ... Winter Quarter . . . Panhellenic Dance . . , Baskelball at Tech . , , Homecoming and first place . . . Sue won bridge tournament . . . Sandy as AXA Sweetheart and Milly in her court . .. Initiation Week for 20 pledges . . . Feast of Roses . . . second place in basketball . . . Roaring 20's Party . . . Sandy and Sue Student Union Board . . . and candlelightings . . . Spring Quarter . . . Terry district chairman Governer's Youth Council , . . IRD at Brenau . . . Initia- tion and Rush ... 3 new SGA officers, Carol Anne, Janie, Sarah . ., Milly Pres. KAE, Sandy Pres. YWA, Cathy pres. J BA . ,, Milly and Sue also in Cardinal Key . . . Clara and Ruthie in BBB . . . Renner, Andrea, Dorothy in 2Tr. .. 3rd. in ping-pong and softball . .. Campus Sing . . . 2N Relays Work on frat. lodges . . . Josie 4th, in Miss Macon , . . Sandy and Ruthie Miss Mercer semi-final ists . . . Achievement Banquet . . , Carol Anne model sister . . . Joanne model pledge . , , that 6th quarter of P.E, as 3rd quarter juniors and seniors . . . more officesâsec. of Cardinal Key, BBB, Honor Council; treas. of Mercer Players, Debate Club, Panhellenic . . . farewell party for seniors . , , and more candlelightings. I 14 Alpha Gamma Delta Relays cod lots of mud INITIATIONâModel P'edge: Joanne Searcy; Highest Scholarship: Dorothy Hardage; Erdinc Weaver Preparing our first place display Just come on up anytime. I (5 Marshmallows??? jfA ir n at Brenou for International Reunion Da WELCOME ALPHA GAMMA DELTA 116 Spend-the-Night Parties in the Suite fi ? o n t? tfMf (ÂŁlu ©mega U) i ha rllu I «Jf4 .hii it âą â ? 0 âUt % % ? âą? ? i m JRerccr lluiumfty CHI OMEGA ... for 1966-67 wasted no time in receiving their share of honors that Mercer University had to offer. Beginning Fall quarter we took 23-top pledges out of which 3 were elected to WSGA for the freshman, Joan Kyllonen, Marianna Moore, and Tish Eubank-âalso being elected sec- retary of the freshman class and Charlene SmithâTrees, . â . Two of our outstanding seniors were elected into Sigma Mu and Who's Who of American Colleges, being Joanie Bougher and Sandra Underwood. Joanie also reigned over Mercer Homecoming by being elected Tot by the student body. The Mercer student body favored the OWLS by electing 6 to SGA. It seems the Chi Omega's were predominant in the WSGA this past year by having 5 elected offices including Judy Howell as Pres, and Kay Eubank as 2nd. V.P. But Chi Omega saved the most for lastâSpring Quarter, for Judy Howell and Mary Lucas were chosen Sweethearts of MIMA and ATS2, the OVERALL-CAMPUS SING TROPHY was won, Barbara Elliott, Kim Kieburtz were 1st. and 2nd. Runner up in the Miss Macon Contest with Joan Kyllonen chosen Miss CONGENIALITY. To top off Mercer's beauties, Mary Lucas was crowned Miss Mercer â1967-68 with five other Chi Omegas in the contest. The Active OWLS were seen out on the sports field by winning the OVERALL ATHLETIC TRO- PHY and Sister Janie Baker chosen BEST ATHLETE OF THE YEAR. Chi Omega received the trophy for the best Mercer ball game attendance for the sororities. Nine sisters are members of Cardinal Key. . . . and to top off the yearâCHI OMEGA WON THE KAPPA SIGMA TROPHY for the MOST OUTSTANDING SORORITY FOR 1967.âWhat more can be said about the NUMBER ONE sorority on Mercer's Campus. CHI OMEGA 18 Chi o m e g a Joanio Bougher and Sandra Underwood WHO'S WHO and Joanie is also TOT for 1967 Homecom- ing, Five smart owh made the Dean's List this year help- ing win Scholarship Trophy Winter quarter. The Kappa S gma Trophy ro- Outstanding Sorority fits in with the Campus Sing Tray, Athletic Tro- phy, and the HIHO'S on the TV set President Sara Smith attempts the largeâ HUMONGOUS tro- phy at Awardâs Day OUTSTANDING SENIOR tor CHI OMEGA MISS MERCER 1967-68 also ATO SWEETHEART The olWetic OWLS win the OVERALL ATHLETIC TRO- PHY , . . taking feÂźm wort by every person SGA OFFICERS for [967-68 WSGA OFFICERS FOR 1966-67 Ju$f o few of the many CHI OMEGAS âFar are members and officers of the various dubs that Mercer has to offer each person 121 âąÂŁ% 3 O Q Q Q $ Fall ... A new rush system end 23 outstanding promisees ... The Miss Freshman ContestâBaxter Billson, Miss Freshman; First Runner-up, Carol Bruce and second Runner-up Carol Carey . , , The Ten- nis Championship . . . The Freshman Talent ContestâCarol Bruce's Baton captures second place . . . A promisee retreat to welcome new Phi Mu's and refresh Phi Mu memories for the sisters . .. Second place in Volleyball . , , Cori Ripley, Baxter Billson, Carol Carey and Carol Bruce selected as ROTC Sponsors . . . Promisee sweetheartsâSherry Feek 2:AE, Claire Bowen 2N, Baxter Billson KA, and Carol Bruce . . . the mother's club is established , . - Winter. . . elected Rita Waldrop their Sweetheart . . . The Pledgeship begins ... A Phi Mu hap- pening âsinging valentines (A Pledge Project) . . . Jean Harrison, Marilyn Maag and Tina Sim- mons elected Who's Who . , . Dori Ripley serves as President of the Freshman WSGA . . . Jackie Knox serves as clerk of the Honor Council . . . Spring , . , The Sigma Nus continue their good taste in Sweethearts and choose Nancy Smith who follows Sandy Carroll . . . Marilyn Maag and Tina Simmons Sigma Mu initiates , . . Judy McQuagge elected Vice-president of KAE ... Phi Mu captures Sigma Nu Relays Trophy . . . Carol Bruce first Runner-up in Miss Mercer Contest . , . Gwyn Getzen among ten contest . . . initiation of new sisters ... an astonishing year superbly completed. 122 Surfs Up 124 Kathy, Pat, and Jean visit Mardi Gras Phi Mu Freshman Beauties 125 The ATQâs did it again: they proved their ability to direct the four C's of Mercer lifeâCo-op, Creek, Cards and Campus, Fall Quarter produced the yearâs biggest and best pledge class, with 25 pledges becoming men of the Maltese Cross . . . Fledge Sweetheart Sarah Hackney joined Sweetheart Janie Baker in giving the chapter encouragement throughout the year, . . Parties abounded. The creek was definitely where the action was from Fall to Spring . , . The spring Weekend was another biy event with Maurice Williams in the limelight. The Spring elections proved the Tau's to be campus leaders again with six new Tau's replacing six others ,., David Hudson was elected S.G.A. President, Roddy ClarkâSenior Class President, John WinkleâJunior Class Vice-President, Robert BelloirâSophomore Class President, Buddy Maddoxâ Town Representative, and Mark SteinbeckâAppropriations Committee. Vince Fatlin was President of Circle K, and John Winkle President of the Debate Club. Mike Camp joined John Winkle and Dickie Childs on the Honor Council, with Dickie as the new Chief Justice. Brothers Hudson, Childs, and Clark were tapped into Blue Key joining three other brothers. Five ATQ's were in Scabbard and Blade with Brother Moore as Vice-President. ATJ2 David Sims was elected President of the Law School Student Bar Association, while Brother Laney scored honors as Greek God, and Privince winner for the Thomas Arkle Clark Award (the highest ATI! honor) . . . Bill Lachenmeyer was elected to Phi Eta Sigma . . . Arden Kelley was chosen Outstanding Brother and Mike Camp was Outstanding Pledge . . . The new lodge was dedicated to Henry H. Ware of Atlanta. In the sports world six Tau's led the basketball team in their best season, and In baseball five more Tau's carried on the ATQ tradition. Belloir was the only person to letter in two major sports, while Dave Hudson served on the tennis team . ⊠. Scholarship was boosted with ATfl capturing the pledge Scholarship Trophy, the Fraternity Scholarship Trophy and the Scholarship Improvement Award . . . Past pledge sweetheart Mary Lucas was elected as the the new sweetheart and as Miss Mercer, while Suzanne Thornton won Miss Ceuldon for ATS2 ., â From beginning to end it was ATÂŁ2 all the way. Alpha Tau Omega Sarah 127 Taus add their share of the spirit to Mercer receptions. Dove! Thero's Loron with his . . cern- ero? We'il call It ' Warehouse'â Claudia, Fran's- right over there!! Posey receives Blue Man for shooting down 20 French II students Worthy Grand Chief Slewart Daniels experiences true Alpha Zeta Brotherhood Claudia Young is selected ATft Homecoming Queen Phil Jones pushes Tous to a tennis victory. 129 «k fk '« «% (S e W Ff 01 «41 iTi ilk itk ifk l7k 4Tk l4 4 4 r- ry '( e r? «I «W cj dk 1 M 4lk « Al k Aik «â ilk 'kltl ....... . â «â â â â â . ..- i ..Ui ., t likYR m - av -v , âą 'â  .«â . âą - I M MU Hi mA a r4 m lt 4fiC M .4mti t 1 9 % MPtfS H il«w ifS m ex n dk dk dk PH' ÂŁ tA  ⹠Ju a Jm Jk  t BI ftrwc i - â ! jgfc At M d.k A M .AM  til .- A HMlHWnu 19 AteG7 i%wr fiercer lluiuersitu -1 â t.kXsii Ai « ⹠«⹠o 3 s k .'lik k â I J' â M Ok -C « VMIKI i  6 L : â Q t M , âą:âą â s I lilh friW t a.lUH 1 tCAwMHl Kappa Chapter began another successful year with a promisee-pledge class of thirty one. Fall Quarter saw the first Mercer Intramural Football Homecoming Game and the traditional KA ATQ party, along with a party at KA Knight Commander Dunwoody's home and the discovery by Broth- er Bill Lumpkin in an old Macon born, of a large number of old Kappa Chapter pictures, records and other papers going back to the 1870âs, With Winter Quarter came the traditional banquet and ball on General Leeâs birthday, the pledge-brother party and a skiing excursion to Gatlinburg by several brothers. Chapter Rose and Pledge Sweetheart this year were Midge Ivie and Baxter Bilson. Spring Quarter saw the annual Old South Boll, a national KA custom which originated at Kappa Chapter. The night after the ball, with beards finally shaved off, came the Sharecropper Stomp , held again two weeks later with a band. The year was a busy one, more brothers in campus offices, gatherings and barbecue at Brother Clarence Clay s born, visiting alumni, juke-box receptions' at the house and the winning of the Greek Week Trophy by a fistfull of pie. i 30 Brothers Ross Hatcher and Will Sanders, fun-loving Amer- ican boys, entertain at inter- mission. Kappa Alpha KA Brothers honor their Honorary Housemother Miss Con- nie Byrd Winter Quarter Pledges A Virginia Reel at the Old South Bel 31 Just as we won the Greet Week Relays Brother Sam Giles at work on She KA Bear Day display. Brother Tommy Phillips samples Valentine's Day booty. Brother Grimes comes through 32 KAPPA ALPHA on the playing field. KAPPA ALPHA'S mighty hunters. Wheat. Barley. HAY . .. Honor Guard for tho Old South Flag Raising and read- ing of the Secession Proclamation at Wesleyan A festive moment at the announcer s box during the KA-ATO In- tramural Homecoming Game 133 âąJ+mit â L h bfe VAi im.mi a ««fpj o. ) fy 4.1 444 a i Mft Tfffdtil . mMMi'U'iU HI -HU-  AMWI ORi 3323 rv« ft '« ' i A ' ftf O. ry â iikdiA mM ' ;44i ife 'V ' tafttl Kappa Sigma . . , another outstanding year for Alpha Beta Chapter , « , A dream came true as we rushed in our new lodge ... largest promisee class on campus ... a determined Slg football team, plagued by the loss of quarterback par excellence, Mike Crook, hung in there for third place . . . and so on down the line through tennis and softball . , . many more brothers were initiated into the exclusive R and W club . . . this, plus a string of parties culminating in a tremendous Stardust week- end during the Spring Quarter, kept the brothers in high spirits throughout the year , , . Julie Shing- ler, was named Sweetheart at our annual Sweetheart Ball . . . Margaret Nix, AAIT was chosen pledge sweetheart . . . Coach Wilder received our outstanding Alumnus plaque and named her soror- ity, Chi Omega, as most outstanding on campus ... we took campus sing from the KA's ... we both sang Dixie, by the way .,. Brothers were honored with memberships in Blue Key, Sigma Mu and Whoâs Who . . . Harry Davis was valedictorian , . . Jim Resseger is Cauldron Editor . .. Twelve brothers took the fatal step this year by becoming pinned or engaged . . . Many legacies should be forth coming ... We ended the year on a fine note by honoring our faculty advisor, T. P. Haines, with a banquet . .. Kappa Sigma looks forward to an even brighter year ... a great rush . . . and the onward progress of a fraternity which some may equal, but none excel. 134 Safa Smith receives Outstanding Sorority Trophy for Chi Omega Even your best friend won't tail you Hey, Kid, watch it! 135 136 Coach Wilder receives Outstanding Alumni Award Happy Promisees and happier Brothers Hey, Dunaway, you're not a bad ride Walk much Dixon? Control yourself! Sure you have a headache. 137 7 LP l lICMWp WC« â - ±J tjl -I dhtiAim FWB âą-, '1I «r ci 1 rt« om a jtamliAa Cfl|i Alpha 0 7 at , M3 aiA uI ill ajI I' iO ,_ ii et âą âą vn âą i, u n ritk ( twwrtn tHe tree Unioersitu i â ALlfcCO a ail M â b r A k Vk A HANHftM â 3MMT â p i i 3 I ;wmih fl r | âąan t i $ ww â g . C5 âą âąâą | L | MM âą l'l,1lâ. iu'W MUJIB All I LUC1I j a[ aw i wuntTT UW « i s (.ri„ 0 âą '. 1 ||«1 â W'lMn âą .âą (r OkCrfRM For Lambda Chi Alpha the year '66-'67 was a year of saving and planninq for a new lodge, solidi- fying and strenqtheninq the brotherhood within, and contributing to and involving itself in the cam pus life outside the fraternity. Fall quarter began the year's effort in rush which resulted in the affiliation of twenty men and the initiation of twelve. The chapter instituted the campus's first Big Sister program to strengthen pledge education. Valentine's week was highlighted by the crowning of Sandy Burnam, Alpha Gamma Delta, as chap- ter sweetheart. The following evening nine Wesleyan and Mercer Co-eds and house mother. Mrs. Vir- ginia Hunter, were initiated as charter members into the Order of the White Rose. During Spring Quarter Dr. Albert Cardwell, Pastor of the First Baptist church, was initiated as on honorary member. Founders' Day was celebrated by a banquet honoring the parents and alumni at which National Service Secretary, George Spasyk, was guest speaker. On April Fool's Day Mrs. Charles H. Stone, wife of the late Mercer librarian and principle founder of this and four other chapters, broke the ground for a chapter lodge. At the close of the year the Lambda Chis were represented in the S.G.A. and Blue Key, and mem- bers were officers in Sigma Mu, Phi Eta Sigma. Phi Mu Alpha, Circle K Club, the I.F.C., and Scabbard and Blade. 138 Lambda Chi Alpha Peekaboo Mrs. Charles H. Stone breaks ground lor chapter lodge. Thompson pay? the price of pinning 139 The Chapter devotes $5000.00 For their new lodge Let me entertain you! The Little Boy Blues com- pete with the Joe Smith's Followers. SWEETHEART WEEKEND Sweetheart Weekend Under the Board Walk. (40 White receives service award Please don't hit me.â What's so fgnny about a Founder's Day Banquet?â A , HI Jdk l u ww ftitr wiwi cn' r m r- «, 1 iOtih 'l l M ft :v C Hj Mr -S 9 Mr Phi della (TV I a MMV â D'H-HJl .JT-KVDft 1QW3«B 13 3 7 Jilerecr llniucrsibq i â i ul ChSiIll ««uti.13 C KM e-iTf 4«c rti d? d âS d'M Pfr i J iiAAifti rj tfrMjnf Hi jii: il vn vs m i Ki «1 l«« W„ G i JMli h es Mii V, fMQ r--- V-l. i T 1 0.1 T JI rr âąttT MIC  (Mil i«XC phrh'jP MtfedUl 4 jot ' â ««f â  ! « l ft T- aM mi A miA rr IWrrA-1 r V ' âąâą' Wit f. âąHATi.f ?ii ks. m t% on r-n ?Jl 4t-ÂŁl -iN LvMCftinriW i 4CC w.fu â« 4 Mi[ r+ m ruXMwW c  ? vwm PHI DELTA THETA First in Football and Tennis ... Third in Basketball and softball.. . Adds up to all intramural champs for 1966-1967 . . . Social Minded ... Santa's Party for deserving children .. . Community Service Day clean up at Appleton Home for girls in Spring . . , Wet Weekends ._ . Fallâ-early new year's eve for Phi's . . . Brothers celebrate victorious tennis and football season . . . 'Winter . . . snow, shipwreckâSweetheart weekend. Sleep . . . Rita Waldrop 1967 Sweetheart - . - Shipwreck hampered by rain, wet floorsâroads. The Romans help lift spirits of drenched sailors . .. Spring ... No creek just Apartments . 4 . Rufus Dowell paces Bears in RBIâs and hits over .300 . . . Cowboy weekend BarbecueâRush starts on right foot . . , Carol Bruce first runner-up in Miss Mercer Contest . , â Ray Hixon ugliest or campus . , . 1966-1967 Very Successfulâ'68 Sighted as the year. M2 Phi Delta Theta Hey, Fellow, look what Santa left! Rita is the new PHI DELT Sweetheart. On the steps of PHI DELTA' 'âArmpit of the South 143 Brother Jarcfme he? a lap of Snake . , . ! Georqe end Julieâ They're in Love? Brother Evans shows championship form. 'if I have to waif one more minute. 'Suro Art 'âBrother, I wish David would keep his mouth shut. The PHIS get wrecked at Shipwreck I4S tiLfM C JUO (i BAtw{Mr JdrtS Pi jfiappa plii  «. 1 âą 14 Y F nMuM .1 RiSM HOLMS t lS4 Pi Kappa Phi has been on Mercer's Campus for just over a year now. In that time v e have worked to bring a group of men together to form their idea of a fraternity. In the Greek Week Events the Pi Kapps came out in fifth place after running some of their men in two and three events. In the past year the Pi Kapps have had one goaf in mind and that is being chartered. Next year may be the magic one. We are hoping. 146 Is Hiat really MILK? The chariot is prepared A vaca Mon wiih a few friend m m AM A n a a o t.r f't rs « 'f fl! m1 m  H S O ,4 J rilu 4 A4i 4.i ..âAA fc 4 « i KUrcer Uuioursit-y m o' Jk t f Hi ; AX k h t i 1 E1? k Aik A:k r â : m mi Sigma Alpha Epsilon began the year by receiving an outstanding pledge class of thirty freshmen. The Little Sisters of Minerva, in almost doubling its membership, has increased the chapter rolls. We are also proud of our new sweetheart âDebbie Dick. 1966-1967 also witnessed more in the redecoration of the 2AE, the first on campus... our Sweetheart Park . . . New Yearâs houseparty at Unicoi . . Anderberg elected Toby at Homecoming . . . spring holidays at Daytona, Sea Island, and the Virgin Islands ... the Candymen at spring week- end . , . the annual fish fry for the rushees. SAE took first place in Volleyball and a second in basketball to wind up an active year of athletics. During Greek Week the E s finished in second place (by seconds) in the First Annual Greek Relays. In collegiate-varsity sports, Steve. David, and Bill did a tremendous job on the courts for the Bears, as did Chuck on the diamond and Ed and Jay on the links. Sigma Alpha Epsilon continued its boast of being active in phases of campus life with Moody as president of Student Government, Phillips as editor of the Cluster, McConnell as associate editor of the Cluster, Rutland as secretary of fnterfratemty Council, and Cayee as Vice President of the Senior Class. 150 Ellington fates First in the Hula contest Roger and Al get left holding a 'bo in Ducfctown, Tennessee 151 AH fight, bring on the lions 152 A Lai around the Little Sisters Jk0 Jr' â -W-' ' Saturday at ttie Mines 1 I3 Q. Q 7)1 n i M7 A d M A kI 4$ i . H til 4 ;fe 4 ife {I s. fa -y n câ J , i 2 i iM i 4;i âą dE li Wa  |?S Mti 2 r ei ÂŁ «V â i iqmu a Xu 10 G 7 4 «! «var o ps m 2m O? HKtl-l-.- Uuioorsrtg |jÂŁ )4 «fc AM lij.J Jk i tu fcifc44fcft 4tfk ib â .uTi si i«hom ,«n iOWi i f A -âąâ ' - - A' tlM di'M I I J  fcslA:fc4 h -:fc llA.i E+a Chapter began a most notable year with 18 outstanding promisees. The highlight of Fall Quar- ter was groundbreaking for our new lodge, one of the finest on campus. As All-Intramural Sports champions for the last three years, the always powerful snakes were strong contenders again this year. Sigma Nu has been active m every phase of campus life: Bob Porter V.P. of the Sophomore Class; Leslie Wilkinson and Bill Thielemann leading the ROTC Battalion; five brothers in Scabbard and Blade; Steve Woodruff, Pres, of APR: Jay Brewster and Leslie Wilkinson selected for Who's Who in Ameri- can Colleges. Spring quarter brought the year to a climax with the openinq and dedication of our new lodge. So- cial life this year for the snakes was topped off by our annual White Star Weekend, entertained by The Fantastic Group. Sigma Nu Relays, a campus favorite, and our new sweetheart, Nancy Smith, brought to a close a most successful year. 154 s Open House Ah, the trials and tribulations of getting pinned. WORK?????? THE BIG FOUR Brothers and new promisees celebrate a successful year of Rush Homecoming Halftime Conference lar Our Greafest Success Eppfnger smashes ore against Phi Delt Smiley goes for two SIGMA NU'S own Ber? Hur at the Greek Relays 157 o n a n n a n d«u mm -uni an mli.i mmiul - âą-  ⹠â âą ' H 1P1IP1 + f p F jnii open ilkânl Co-eAs Ass n P «WIâ tTLOP 11 u hU«t PM 'rHA ivUH WBUi iHcrucr UniucL-vil y 0157 m, H L4HU.1 mA BOtUI-ttl M  p « TITfTT kiUL4 n -â ) n n m n n n a ft ft All these will be our memories of MICAâ1967 , , , a year full of wonderful events, friendship and furt that slipped away all too quickly ... a successful rush in the fall with twenty-one pledges and prom- isees . . , enjoying our new suite furniture . .. fun and success in intramural sports . . . Faye Tyson, Julia Hickson, Diana Denton, Catherine Jarrett, Gea Middleton elected for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities , , . first place scholastically for over I 5 consecutive quarters . . . tea for Mercerâs first ladies . , , another wet hayride to Slocumbs Lake . . . five members serving as President of campus organizationsâJulia Hickson, KAE: Faye Tyson, SNEA; Barbara Wehunt. Sigma Tau Gamma: Cather- ine Jarret, Cardinal Key; Claudette Wells. Mercer Choir and YWA . . . Parents' weekend , . . our swinging spring semi-formal . . . Barbara Wehunt initiated into Sigma Mu . . . Songs of the South in Campus Sing ... our faculty tea . . Carol Bishop receives the Mother Montague Award ., . Cathy Talton and Julia Hickson given Teacher of the Year awards . .. Alumnae Tea . . La Ne Johnson. Carol Bishop, Judy Norton, and Ann Deason in Sigma Tau Gamma and Linda Smith tapped into Cardinal Key . . . Linda Smith and Barbara Wehunt on WSGA , , . this, and much more for another successful year in MICA. 158 159 Christmas and presents!!!!! Rock out, Craig I Gayfe? Working on Rush???? LaNe. Ann, Carole, and Judyâ-Sigma Tau Gamma Our Little Lady Carc-le receives her arrow from her big sister 160 Some of our Spring Initiates show off their rosei. What's the matter, Smith? Some coot you'll mate, Jeanne. Claude does It again! T 161 'Little Egypt-' Ql'O q O «44 4« «pM i (Se«er o o - ;: f JlnicpctiiftiV itWs Association A AsA Aik ,41111 llrtlM ⹠«â .tnO Ll 'W âș  «' Tfj q a4 mM a M ?  0 44 UMIMS LIWtJiMMH w 1 1 1 rurw o 1967 fiercer Uniucrsilâ3 9 a 444444 a q -i 4lfe4pA4 qrqf t âąâ  4-4 ih q rq q TS'ffli A a4 «I âJl4'4 7(hi' ill âą V. -.. MU  ...' 1«. MUinKM ââąÂ« 1966-67âA busy year full of honors and activities for MIMA. President Everett Coker selected for Who's Who, elected secretary of Blue Key, State Parliamentarian of SNEA .. . , Preston HicksâV-P. ' of Alpuha Phi Omega . . . Gary HarmonâTreasurer of SNEA, Sigma Mu , . , Jimmy Newsome and Hugh Dukes elected Alpha Psi Omega . . . Alton Kendall completes 4 years on Bears Baseball team . . . Ron Jones tapped into Blue Key, V.P. of Phi Eta Sigma, elected '67-'68 chairman of Honor Com- mittee ... David Sappâ'67- 68 President of MIMA, Roger MerriamâPhi Eta Sigma . . . Bob Collins âHonor Council, selected for summer study at Columbia . . , Bill IngramâHonor Council, Appropria- tions Committee, Spright Dowell. Outstanding Freshman Award . . . Johnny Vaughanâ'67- 68 Secre- tary of MIMA. MIMA was first academically among men both Fall and Winter quarters. Jen Windham and Leatha Edgemen were our '66- 67 sweethearts, and Judy Howell was elected new sweetheart. First place in soft- ball and third in Tennis went to MIMA. The outstanding event of the year was MIMA's week-end at Kraftmen's Lake-âe big successi 162 I Mercer Independent Menâs Association But have you toed B.C.? 163 164 Come on. Cathy- Get yout Head out of the cFoud$, President of the Baptist what? â 65 166 167 President of Mercer University Dr. Rufus Carrollton Harris 168 De Aft a I Warner Melon Glenn Assistant Do i r. q? Ubcr l Arts Cot'oge Tkomas M, Trimble Dear' a1 Mfn Joe Hendricks Assijtunf Deae of Women Miss Linda Tabor 169 James C. Quarles Dean ol fhc Witter F- George School of Law Deans of the Colleges 170 Oliver M. Littlejohn Dear of Southern College of Pharmacy C. Ray Brewster Assistant Doan of the College of Liberal Arts N F. Robert Otto Dean oS !ho Chapel Garland F. Taylor Dean of the College ol Liberal Arts Education fi O, (JâCB Min Leana Batot Assoc, Professor of Education Of. Paul Cable Mr. Jâ Aubrey Isles Dr. H. E. Hamilfon Now+Ofli Instructor of Education Professor of Education Profestor of Education Dr. Inoi R. Smith Professor of Education Economics Secretarial Studies « ft f o ÂŁfk Mr. Sam Bougher-s Chong S« Mrs. Zeb B. Vane Pyun Assistant Professor of Ant Professor of Secretarial Studies Economics Robert A. Sfeellon 171 English Kenneth E. Welker tflitfvetor «I Ewjliifi Mfi. Mary R. Wild i tnslmCW of Enqliih Mn, A, M. Bond Mn. M rgar  1 Enqlchart Mr. A. B. Himbor Mr. Arthur T. Perry Christianity l. Ceu Awitt i r a C(ifi ti n-hi Jonft I, Cr rilh«w Auimnr ProfflHSf of Dr John B- Shepherd 173 Dr. Car lot T. Hie! Auoc. Proleiw o Hiifory Dr. Willii B. ©lover fWorter of HWw Dr, Sportier B. K ng Dr. Henry Y. Wflmock Asiociafe profanor 0? HillOfy Mill. Peggy Duboi Mr. William Pi , Dr. Wilfred PlaH History and Political Science 17-4 Foreign Languages Wins Judy iBehroni Auirt. Prflieisor of Langus ti Miss Connie ftyrd Aisoc. Proferto of Fror h It Mt. Jamei R. Harvey Mr . Ane Hughe Instructor dF Languages Instructor ef French Geof- and Sp iiS Mr. William Eailerlinq Dr. A, Eliof Vchi man 175 Math Mr. 0. A. Jo phw n Mr. Cl «nc McGulf Mr. William Barbee Dr. Sherwood Ebey Dr. William F. Palmar Inilrwctor n M 'K Aiior, ProlMIO' ot Auiit. Pro'mot of MelK MeWl Biology Mr. Harold E. Mittor Mr. T P. Hainei Dr. Jemat O. Harriwn Mrt, Carol Ann PadgoW Mr. G. L War Amt Profeuor ©f Profeuor of lo'ogy Ai t, Proteitor ot Irnlrwc'or at t o ogy Aiioc Profattor of Pe'Oflr l'fr'09r lloteoy Chemistry Dr. C. T. Fuw Mr. J, W. Holding Dr. Franklin W. Jamai Alloc. Pro tenor of Aiwc, frofoilor at Prateiior of Câer-:,v, Cheniitry Oiamtltry 176 Music - Mr. Anthony Slanificld Aitoc. frofrisst oi Art. Mr. Jock Jonos Dr. Arthur Rich Robert Mr , Hsloi Rich Inti ructor of Mute protestor ol Mttit Aliiitont Prolector of Utvttc Or. Helen Thornton Instructor in Speech Mr, William A, McCormick Speech and Drama mA Mr.. William Lay.no Irnklmclor in 5p« «Ji and Drama 179 Psychology M-Jl LeuJw Brown AiKJt, We ' o PlVttiot gf Dr. Jean Her-dricki ProfesKtf cf PiyeSoloqiif Mr. P. E. Maffre Aisoc. PrbfCuor o Sociology Dr. Marguerite Woodruff Aisqc. P(eT iior el Stvtiol Kji 180 Mr. J, Ri  ll Woodward' ln'ripcfar af Library Sc««. Physical Education Dr. Robert Wilder Aiioc a't Proftsjor ol PSyt'C ! Education Grace ÂŁ. Cowan Librarians Mr. Zeb 8. Vance Profesw o' Health and pt«vcal Education Mr. Claudo 0. Smith Allocate Rrc'ssKr o! Heai'h en-J fhyiical Education 18I Mr1,. G. W. Albritton James Arngll Mrs. Glad Burns Mrs. Janice Chappell Anna K. Cook Mrs. Lucy Colquitt Miss Sharon K, Fowler Miss Frances Floyd Mrs. Frances Graves Mrs. Vernon Grimes William T. Haywood Lt. Henry G. Hilley Mrs. Battle Holding Miss Virqinia Hunter Mrs. Josephine Johnson Mrs. Lucile Johnson Mrs. Phyllis Jones Mrs. Alta Kilqore Mrs. Joorlyn Knowles Mrs, Margaret Lawson Mrs. L. L, Lundy Mrs. Martha Meddo Mrs. Ross Mainor Dorothy Matthews Mrs, Mercedes McDonald Mrs. A. L. Garity Mrs. Minnie Middlcbrooks John T. Mitchell Mrs. Betsy Nelson Mary Overby Staff Columbus Posey Gladys Pritchett Mrs. Agnes Watson Mrs, Ethel Reeves Copt. Phil Weiss Mrs. J. T. Swllley Mrs. Beth West Homie MacTitl Mrs. Kathrine Warren Mrs. Nella B. Watson Mrs, Dixie Williams Mrs. Alfred Wright 182 Senior Class Officers Pres.: Davis Lartey Sec.: Beth Brown Vice Pres.: Jim Casey Treas.: Jeri Windham ALTON MONROE ADAMS Tocccii. Giorgio KATHLEEN ANDREWS Augg ,!a Ga HENRY FAVER BALL M toa, 6«, FELICISIMO SEftANO BA SUIL Macon, Gfl. JACOB BEIL C- umbgr, G . 184 WINSTON STILES ALLEN Grtcnvi'le, Ga. JAMES OLAN BAKER Macon. Ga. LARRY ANSL6Y BARNETT DeOatyr, Ga. NINA DOROTHY BEAN JAMES DIXON BELK CcrlumbuV Ga, GAYLE FRANCES BENNETT FoHtofl. Ga. JULIUS STEVE BORUM Macon, Sar GRANT WILEY BLACK JOAN PHILLIPS ROUGHER Fl_ Lauderdale, Fla.. ELIZABETH BROWN HorlwaTI, Go. CECltlA ANN 8URRUS Macon, Ga, JAN BROWN Perry. Ga. FAYE CAROL BUSH Zcb;ilor Go, FAYE BUTLER Duluth. Ga. JAMES PERRY CAMPfON Albany, Ga. WILLIAM RILEY CHEEK Ga. JUDITH ANNE CLARKE Wr g I- r. i r.. â ROLZtE EVERETT COKER W'T.L'Jbu fy . 0fl, GUYTON MEREDITH CARR, JR, M-won. G-a. ELIZABETH ANN CHANDLER Decatur, Gj. KAREN ANITA CHRISTENSEN A,J nla, Ga. MARTHA ANN CLELAND Now Smyf.1 B«eh. Fla. CAROLYN SUE COOK Sor.V-g PI.jco, Ga. JOHN ROBERT COOPER Macon, Go. PERRY MELTON CULPEPPER, JR. Cordate, Go. BARRY GEORGE DAVIS Linden, Now Jcr'.Of LEO DEAS, III Ms-eon, G . DIANA LEE DENTON Wariwr Robins. Ga, ANITA CRUZ Atlanta, Go. PATRICIA ANN CUNNINGHAM Nsw Smyrna Saadi, FIÂź. HARRY NATHANIEL DAVIS Voidest , Go, PHYLLIS ELAINE DENARO Macon. 0a. DEBORAH GETTER DICK Eusfis, Fla. JIMMY PAUL DOWDY Macon, Ga. STEPHEN ERICKSON Atlanta, Ga. ANN DISHMAN Columbus, Go. SUSAN WALLFORD EDGAR Atlanta, Go. A-f JOHN OLIVER GOODIN W(icon. Ga. BEVERLY ASM GREEN Macon, Ga. MARTHA SUE GREGORY CoFqcitJ, Ga, SARA JEAN HARRISON Macon, Ga, ROBERT ELLSWORTH HERNDON M««i, Ga, VICTORIA GRAVES Barrejvjllc. Ga. GERRY LYNNE GREENE DocaKtr, Ga. GARY JAMES HARMON Atlanta, Ga, MARTHA HARRIETT HARVEY Tkematlon. Ga WILLIAM ROBERT HETZLER ICanjFreqfcm, Ga. PRESTON E, HICKS CHorlaMo, No, CÂźr. JULIA FRANCES HICK50N DfninliO'willÂź. Ga. LYNN DEKLE HIGHSMITH Allantfl. Go, NANCY JEAN HOLIDAY Ancfenon, So. Cor. BRENDA HOWELL Tbsm-iilon. Go. PAULA HAVALIN JOHNSON Macon, Go. MICHAEL LEE CHARLES WESLEY LEWIS Efliqrno, Gi, Allqnla, Go, OSCAR RAYMOND JOHNSON L'joI, n, Go. JOHN HOMER JONES Macon, Ga. arden Wallace kelley N w Smyrna Btic.li, Flo, MARGARET CAROLINE KING Matter), Ga. ANITA LYNN KITE Rober , Go, SOLON DAVIS LANEY CoSumbin. Ga. LAWRENCE WARD LAVIK Macon. Go. CHARLES WILBURN MeBRlDE S(flieiboro, Go. JAMES HUMAN McCALLUM Macon, So, PATRICIA MeKINNEY ChicKomouga, SARA JUME McRAE Alfanla, Ga. MARILYN SUE IWAAG Allan la, Ga. MICHAEL EVANDER MASSEY Macc-rs, Go. THEO DOROTHY MEIER Tosco , Go, BEATRICE ALICE MIDDLETON Daytona, Bench, Fla. SHIRLEY ANN MITCHELL Woodbury, Ga. ALAN MITCHELL Macon, Ga. STEVE EARL MOODY BlactjFioare, Ga. 189 JAMES BROWN MOSELEY Denflli??rv-i!l|j. Go. MARY JDA NELSON Warner Robin , Go, PATRICIA SUE PACE Macon. Ga. WILLIE BENJAMIN PEARCE Macon. Ga. MENLtA R. MOSS M.gr;«4ca. Ga. JAMES MARION NEWSOME WaiFiinglan, So. WILLIAM TAYLOR PARRISH .Albany, Go, BETTY lAftOSE POWELL AAir hrivrl|lat Go. DEAN RUSSELL MULLIS Eoftnion, Go SAM J6RI ONI Macon. Ga, MALCOLM EARL PATTERSON Macon. Go. CHARLES PURSLET Toccoa, Go. 190 UNA pm Wed Parâą Beach. FU, JANELLE ROLLINS Greenville, Ga. STEPHEN DAVIS 5HERWOOD V f Beech. Pie. WILLIAM JACKSON SMILEY Saver.rjh. Ga JAMES LEROY SOLOMON M«vca-i, Gs. JOHN a. RABUN Savenrsh. Ga. TOMMY RUSSELL ROZIER Macon. Ga. THOMAS GARY SIKES Jacksonville, FU, NANCY CAROL SMfTH Macon, Ga. JOSEPH HARVEY SPEARS Ofanaeb-dra, 5.C- JERRY HOWARD ROGERS Macrm Ga. JOHN LAWRENCE RUTLAND Wiitie Part. pa CATHERINE CHRISTINE SIMMONS Decatur. Ga, SAMUEL EUGENE SMITH Macon, Ga. RENDER TERRELL STANLEY Guttenburq. Ne Jersey CLAUDIA DIANE STANSELL LaFayot+o. Go. CATHERINE LEE TALTON Orlando, Flo, LARRY EARL TAYLOR SftvarnaF,  , MARY TEEL CutFlb«r!. Ga- ElLA FAYE TYSON Ti'flon, Ga. SANDRA RATE UNOERWOOD Duluth, Ga. MARTHA OLENE WALKER West Point. Ga. CHERYL KAY WHITE Albany, Ga. CHARLES LESLIE WILKINSON Macon, Go, BEVERLY JEANNETTE WILLIAMS Noonan, Go. DONALD GEORGE WILLIAMS Ddand. Fla. GEORGE VAN WILLIAMS Poiry. Ga JERALDINE WINDHAM Roynords, Go, IRMA KATHRYN WISEMAN Add. Ga. FRASER WOOLRIDGE Colu nbui, Ga, f 192 FREDERICK LEE BLACK Dawson. Gsorqla KAREN fEROL BOOSINGER B'fldsfiion, Florida BONELLE BRAY Tkomaston, Georgia JAMES M. CAYCE Oriendo. Florida GRADY CHANCE TituaviH . Florida |Mr .) SUZANNE MCCOWEN COLLIER Macon, Georgia JAMES RILEY GIBSON Columbus. Georg! j SYLVIA GOODMAN Wio'stv, Georgia CATHERINEJARREH MaysviNe, Georgia LAWERENCE WARD LOVIK Macon. Geon a CHARLES CHRISTOPHER LOWERr Macon. Georgia EVERETT DAVID MARSDEN. JR. Port Rcya1. Ssutk Carglli-a LARRY MCCONNELL 0 1 ton, Georgia YOUSEF MORCOS Ammar, Jordan JOHN BENJAMIN OLLIFF. JR Macon, Georgia LESTER WRIGHT St. Marys. Georgia DANIEL M. SHEFFIELD tlixjmingdalc. Georgia CATHY SHOUSE Madis ' . Georgia PAMELA MARIE SMITH Maeon. Georgia WILLIAM THOMAS THIELEMANN Jatlsorvill . Florida JAMES DOUGLAS WHITLOCK Macon, CHARLES WRIGHT New Smyrna Beach, Horida 194 Junior Class Officers Pres.: Ron Jones Vice Pres.: David Wansley Sec.: Sandy Burnham Trees : Janie Baker 195 Ellon Mathis Adimi Larry B. Ale under Jack AmmareH Roger B. Andarberg William Eldrige Atwelor, Jr, Virginia Ann Aveiy Dorothy Ann Bailey Nancy Elainn BarrnH Barbara Beauchamp EHiabeth Ball William Edgar Black Bobbie Harriet Brawn Joanna Brown Michael Gary Bar let In Sandra Burnam Leah Burns Daniel Paris Camp David Campbell Michael Odell Carlton Sandra Elizabeth Carroll Chester Chapman. Jr. Perry Ralph Chapman Roddy H. dark Mildred Ando non Cole Linda Conley Timothy Michael Cook Wayne Cranford ©lend Crevit Charles Rockwell Davis, Jr. George Gary Davis 196 Dwaln Dedi Rufui Carlton Dowoll Dianna Debit'd Donna ft  Dudnev Roger W. Dunaway, Ji. Alice Fay Duncan Eileen Durseher Bcttye Elliott Judge O+brlle Emory Virginia Evan? Kay Eubank William V. E ani Mary Kathryn Farrell Calol Faulkner Chariei Hugh Filligitn Jane Fletcher Nancy P. Fulcher Janice Gazamdy William Grandy George Erneit B- Gilbert Emmett Lee Goodman, Jr. Marshall Grace, Jr John Lawrence Grogory Sandra Griffin Carol Ellen Gj inn Guy Robert Gonn Rowell J, Hamrick Barry Hjrbuugh SjmdrA M. H.ir i Kjn Dan«ild Stevens H.ir!ley 197 Wm. Ashley Ann Jo H«ndriefe Hflwiiiw Clyde H. Hoo er, Morvin Brayton Jr. Hobby Joy Ingram Linda Kay Hvddtoten James Frodcrlefe Diana Hcppnor Hemon Jody Gaylg A. D. Howard, Jf- Howall Jorry Johnson Ronald Durant Jones Joanne Kent Joseph E. Killing sworth Ronald Edwin King Johanna Kittles Jacquelyn Loulta Knot Linda McE'realb Cathy Mill Mila Latala Judith Ann McGarity Da rd Mineey Bcntiie Lawrence Judy McQunggs Gail Morrii Bcverty Lewis Peggy Ann Malott Robert JecLjen Morrow Dawn Lowraneo Fleming Martin Dorothy Jean Murphy Barbara Katrina McDonald Wal'rr Matthews Randolph Murray Jamci Ray N«i|i John E. Neahr Shnrry New Byron Nort it Chrittin Elena 0â8 ifln Lynn Ogletby Faff 1(16 Ann Otwoll Ralph M. Overtired, ft I Augusln Pace Betsy Park Joan Phillipt Susan Powell David Le Terley G' â gg A. RaHrsy James Gardner Reuenger Ronald Rosi Clifford Lee Hour W David Sapp Joeiph Shank Hope Slaton Helen Middlohroolt Smith Linda Brace Smith Nancy E. Smith Sue Stone Timothy Blair Swangi Lenn Taylor Margie Thornton Suzanne Thornton William Lee ToUrr Joyce Ann Traylor 200 Belry Joan Susan Lee Weller Daxld Waniley Thomas H. Ward Waller CleudeHa Wells M a urine T, Wiltai Ruth Porler William Dean Emily Wcilmen Carol Ann Wright Wiltieft Wchunl Mo R_ Zonourt Jainos W. Wood Sophomore Class Officers President Ed Bacon Vice Pres. Bob Porter Treas. Stephanie Edgar Sec. Janie Ball 202 Gary L Abbott Judy Atwam i Eliiabctti Ann Adams Mary Jo Allen William Allen Money Armistead Louiic Ash George Robert Aulroy Marti I Babbitt Ed Bacon Adetyn Bailey Gloria Jean Bailey Janie Ball Keith Barnett Robert L, Batchelor Alfred B. Barzarre Jack Cclion Beaty Sally Beggs Bobbie Martha Bell Roger Lyrl Boll Mike Bliiurd Stephanie Bell Carter E. Bondmen Alan Christopher Borders Gary Brenno Allen Dirqk Bnncker hoff Martha Attn Brinson Lem Banks Buchanan Beverly Burnt frank Butler 203 Margaret Teresa BuM Mari Chapman Cynthia J, Clayton Lot! April Cable Jones F. Cahill. II Them.is H. Judy Chopped Susan Cheshire Calhoun Doug Clapper Sandra EUifle Anne Clark Clinton Rachel Colo James M Campbell Lynda Clark Robert Lo-is Collins Richard Ralph Champion Sherri Darlene Clark Charles Glen Cowart 204 Jana OoetoH Thomas Mithanl Crool Carol Diane Cunard Robert B. Curley Grace Heather Dailey Mary Margaret Oanlel Angolano Both Daniell Samuel Jrfferson Davit, Jr. Richord H. Da iton Nitli Doers Michele Dubreo E«ith Dugger Stephanie Edgar Barbara Ann Elliot John Evans Domra Ewing David Farmer Nancy Gail FeUel Franeitco Figueroa Barbara Louisa Flake Judy Force Phillip F. Forlnflf Lynn Fuller Barbara N. Gantt Linda Garrison Cynthia Claire Garvin Konnelh Gauge i Danny Garcia Susan 'Edna Gibbs Winona Goad 205 Stephen M, Gower Jo-Hb Wayne Gowtay Edmund F. Hackney Rebec( Heir Thomas J. Hallman Jr. Hubert Phillip Hancock Mattie louiie Harper Michael Ryan Harris Ed Harrison Fran Hart Pamela Janelte Harton John Thomas Hastings Harry W. Hawes Mary Hey« Diane Hnygood Ccnnit Heidt Jeff Helqerson Charles Erneil Herrin Joan Hightower Rayford Howard Hiion, Jr. Ruth Anne Holthavs Bruce M. Horack Nancy Karen Horne J. Gerald Hudson Vivian Humphrey Ste e Jackson William L. Jackson Laura Jane Johnson Nancy L. Johnson Gwen Johnston 206 James Joiner Clifford Leo p m janftl PaHi Jones Janet, Jr, Brand JowenS Caroll Keith Frank Jotsoy Jordan ftolph M, Kelly Peggy Jan Kelly William Kennedy Recto- Kessler, Jr, John Dodson Kidd, Jr. Kimberly Kievurti Dempsey B. Kiri Uur C, Kirkland JudliH E- Krogol Cherlat W, Laneo. Jr. 207 Robert Arthur lanior Martin Lovorett Holli 1«-' Patrick H. Lewii Staph Elliot L wii Janie Lienau Robert bnJte M r by Littlefield Lynn Lovajoy Mary C. Lucai William Scott McCall Daniel T. McCallu(n Milton C. Maditon Thomat H. Macon Nancy Ann Maidoy Robert Lee Mathew Vicky Mathews Jam E. Mallii , Jr. Lo r«n Mearo Etoora Ann MelitihLa Mary Elitabeth Middl brooki E. Wardlyn Mill Etiiabolh Su Mill Robin Minco Samaria Rutha Mitcham Thomat Mitchell Patricia Fo Mooney Judy Lynn Morri Arthur Alien Morrow Harold W. Muocko 208 Bfukette D, Murphy, III Lind Murphy T. Morshall New Robert 0- Newell, Jr- Alice Elriabath O'Brian Stephen T, Oley Caro! Palmer Marilyn Anne Payne Johnny C. Peacock Ana Peanoi Margaret Phillips Jam Staff Pipkin Linda Kim Poe Ranald J- Poloncic Robert C, Porter Josephine Powell Robert Lovn PraSor Harold Laller Price Jlffl Price ffhyllil Ann Price Rebecca W. Queries Vera Radford Karol Ann Raoc Harvey Homer Ray Brenda Joy Roam Carolyn Reed Sandra Rich Rhea W, Richardson John Richey Charles Henry Robert 209 Jodwi Robert Willard L Rod r Su Regan W iley Ross Marsh Rot+goring Anita J, Royal Paul 5 «g nt Caroll Ann Marqaret Eliubeth Showalter Sf«i Susan Smallwood C. Lauro Smith Joan Smith Johanna Smith Judith Wren Smith Richard W. Smith Kathy Snow frank Neil Stallworth Dan Stephens Jr. Edward Phillip Stone 210 Susan Eliwboth Hubert McCrary Strang Sober John Phillip Leonard R, Thomason Thompson) Jrfc Chryttlo Tyler SUM Usolton Harriet Mari Lind K, Tayfor S 'H Reid Aleiandor Maria Thompson Threlleld Ann Vane Linda E. Vaughn Cosby Thomas Donna Thomas Judith Gar William R. Turner Tibb.tH Donna Kay Vestal Susan Yarram 211 RieKard Weigl Robert G. WhipftU Martha Write Clara C. Whitlock Rebecca Lynn Wikoi France! William Nancy William! Sucan Wiioman Joan Wisham Ann Wwdiin Stephan F- Voigt Pam Wa-wicl Brenda Madelyn WullianbH John Ronald Woodford Ed ard E Wilton Claudia Kemp Young Robctt 0. Vanliti Harry Zalournt 212 Freshman Class Officers President: Mark Steinbeck Vice Pres.: Ken Jones Secretary: Tish Eubank Trees.: Charlene Smith 213 Che rid Abihof Janice Akers Emy Lou Alderdice Scott Ji y Allen Frances Anderson Psxjgy Anderson Sandra Maria Anderson Carl Aibell Suzanne Attaway Richard Arthur Ay+erglf Bonn! Baker Jj« Bjisr Linda Baker Reed Banks Linda Elian Barefield Babs Berkley DaH Bdifn-ci Judith Ktbbs Barro t John Walter Barron Avery Beall, Jr. Linda Beebe Robert Belloir Mickey Bentley James Martin Benton Salty Ann Benton Bonnie Bishop Carole Bishop Pamela Dean Black Pelo Sondeien Randy Booth James Boykin Jerry Boykin David Brandon John David Brinson Joseph C, Brinson Roger M. Britts, Jr. Carl C. Brown Robert S. Brown Mary Alice 6uckne Jim Buie Pete T_ Burdette Alice Neat Bures Brenda Sue Byrd Mike Camp Mary Ann Campbell Kenneth J. Carden Carol Carey Sarabeth Carr 214 Kyly C rt r Waller H, Chandler Ronnie E. Childs Rodney C. Chitwood Robert Cl rt, Jr. Anita Cleveland Elizabeth Clialt Eleanor Dolores Coker Steve Col-onwn Ann Elirebelh Cooper James Worrit Corbitt Linda Cosby Janit Craig Jane Brenner Crow Gary Alien Darling Lois Elisabeth Davit Jasmine Dawson Barbara Doan Ann Demon William D. Demar tin! Arthur Da Verger Dorothy Dillon Brenda Dobbs Francos Elizabeth Dodd Phyllis Louise Dwyer Curtis L Echols, Jr. Loatha Edgemon Theodore Stevem Edwards Alisca Leigh Elder Diane Eubank William R. Eyerdam Susan Janet Former Thomas Farr Sally Green Farrar Linda Joyce Fergusor Deborah M. Feyet E Rpxane Finch Philip J. Fi ig C. Carson Flournoy Wm. Had. Flowers, Jr. Johnny Genas Gayle Gcgenschati Helen Manella Gilbert Becky Giddont Sam May Giles William M. Gloat on Harry J. Glenn Steven Gary Godfrey 215 FranHin Grandy P Gray Joseph D. Gw it. Jr. Harriett Sun Ur Sarah Hackney Don Hogan James Raleigh Hagler Sandy Hammett Diima F. Hantillon Claudia Hamrick Dorothy Kay Hardage Lindi Dii no Harrell Rut hie Harris William Edward Harris Michael James Har'ison Charles H. Hawkins. Jr. Michael Hawkins Sherry Joan Hicks Doubles Hightower Lynn Hightower Joseph Hobbs Gerald L Holder Susan Homer Claude Howard Frank E, Howell Julia Anne Howell Teresa Hurt Thomas Frederic leers), Jr. Doyle Ingeriek Andrei Jackson Caroline Jackson Jacquelyn Jackson Yvonne Jackson Richard Cleveland Jacobs Louita Paulette Jeans Rory Jenkins Donna Louise Johns Rebecca Jones Sandra Ellen Jones Shirley Geraldine Jones Evelyn Kay Johnson La Na Johnson Linda Jonas Marjorin Jordan Larry G, Joye Roy ft. Kellry III ArenilPa E. Kenm-dy Waiter Gray King William H. King III Joan Kyllonen William Arthur LecLersnryc-r Randy Lanior 6ai Andre Loren Trve+t Leveritt Sharon Lincoln Johnny LewaJlen Lorano Lewis Connie Linor David L Liston Debbie Littleton Jam H. Logan, Jr. fare Anne Lucas Dae McArthur James Randolph McCombs Mary April McCready Carol McDaniel Donna Me HI Paula Lynn McGuire Dsnald W. McIntosh III Dortno McKaniie Gale McKentic Jean Dal McKent o Melista McUod Gladys Teresa McNenl Unda Manning Melanie Manning Robert C MarbailK Kathy Marling James Edward Massey III Raliicia A Matthews 217 Jr an Matthew Margie Patrica Meadows Michael Edward Middleton Patricia Miller Sheila Ann Miller Carol Ann Morgan Beky Moshell M  tb Lou Mon Elaine 0. Morgan Huey T- Murphy, Jr. Ellenor R. Neff G. Carey Nelson C. Georg Newborn McFadden Alcuander Nowell, III Margaret Eloia-e NIj Carolyn Norman James H. Norman Jeremiah Frank Norman, 111 Judy C. Norton Donna O'Neal Robori 5 Overby Dennis 6. Overcash Paula Male Owen James Benjamin Padgett, Jr. Ro« L. Painter Timothy Alan Pape Doris Elaine Parker Phyllis Parlor Jerry Richard Pearco Margaret McRae Pearson Richard Marvin Pearce Robyn Peek Susan Perkins Saunders Parkins Barbara Phillips Pam Pinney Evelyn Elisabeth Plnllo Ernestine Poole Ann Dee Port-wood Millie ftahn Susan Rambin Reyna Raul arson Mike N. Reid John Franklin Riggs Charles Rock Ross Roy Rosser Andrew P. Roth Jerry Shaw Rnbnccfl Shinlle IJIM' W, Siiemorc, Jr, Gall Springstead Patricia Ann Surrency Bennie Shepard Slanehe Smith Jane Steed Sandra L Sylveitflf Larry Shepard Charlene L. Smith Emily Sloole Ruth Taft Laura Shouie Elisabeth A- Smlth Al Stowari Jack Tamplin David F- Sibley iiabell Lauree Smith Francis E. Stewart, Jr. David Taylor Joe E. Singleton, Jr. Renner Smith John Calvin Summerlin Ronald Floyd Teel Robert Fred Stpe, Jr. Gary Curti? Smlthoy Krlits Sumrall Wayne Thorp 219 Carl F Webb, Jr. Richard T. Webb Boyd George Writti John Turner Weisner, Jr. Spears Weslfcreet Diane Weyer David Whatley Dennis E Whitfi.U Jerry Rymo I WilbprH Calvin E Williams Edna Ruth William Ronata C, Williams Marino Willis Moflie G. Wilson Ruth Wood Council Bpyant Woeltn Jaeiie Woolen Cheryl Worley Alvin I. Wright. Jr. Sieve Wright Dele Yarbrough Chris Zorn Senior Class Alton M. AdamsâTaccoa, Ga. Kappa Sigma, Trees., Building Comm. Chrm,, Scrapbook Chrm., Photographer, S. N. E, A, Stiles AllenâGreenville, Go. Alpha Delta PI, Pres,, 1st V-Pras., Historian, Panhellenic Council, V-pres., Whoâs Who in Amer. Colleges and Uâ Ciceronian Lit, See.. SNEA; Wesley Foundation; 1st runner-up Miss Mercer Pageant Kathy AndreggâAugusta, Ga, Phi Mu; Ciceronian Lit. Soc,; Cauldron Staff; Cluster Staff James Olan Baker, Jr.âMacon. Ga. I.S.S.P. (Yale}; Into rcollegiate Business Game and Conf, (Emory) Henry F. BallâMacon, Ga. Beta Beta Beta; Phi Eta Sigma Larry A. BarnettâDecatur, Ga, MIMA, Executive Council, Athletic DIrec.: CSF; BSU: Mercer Ministerial Assoc. Pres. Jacob BeilâColumbus. Ga. Honor Council. Justice, Chief Justice; Cluster; Cluster Lit. Mag.; Blue Key; Who's Who in Amer. Colleges and U.; Haines-Stansfeld Award; Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, Harvard- Yale-Columbia Program; Pre-law Club Grant Wiley BlackâStuart, FJa, Kappa Sigma, Pres,, V.-Pres.; Honor Comm, Chrm.; Blue Key; Cauldron Staff, co-editor, Sports ed. Joanie Bougherâft, Lauderdale, Fla. Chi Omega, pres., sec.; Fr. class sec-treas.; Jr. class trees,; SGA, Trees.; Dorm Rep.; WSGA; Tot; Honor Council; German Club, Social Chrm.; Little Sisters of Minerva, Trees.; Student Union, Spec. Activities Comm. Reginald Foster Braddock,IIIâ Macon, Ga, Mercer Marauders; ROTC Band; Alpha Phi Omega Bonelle Elaine Brayâ MICA, sec.; KDE: SNEA: Sigma Tau Gamma, historian; YWA; Spanish Club; WSGA Beth BrownâHartwell Ga. Alpha Delta Pi, Recording Sec,, Pledge Sec.; Cardinal Key. Historian; Sr, Class Sec.; KDE; Cheerleader, co-captain: 5NEA; Cor. Sec.; Soc, Chrm.; Cauldron Staff, Business Manager; Mercer Choir Elizabeth ChandlerâDecatur, Ga. Phi Mu. Membership Chrm.; Rush Chrm,; Cheerleader; SNEA; Ciceronian Lit. Soc.; YWA Judith Anne ClarkeâWrig-i's- I'-e, Ga. Alpha Delta Pi, Treas.; WWA, Pres.; SNEA: YWA; Cauldron Staff; German Club Everett CokerâDuluth. Ga, MIMA, pres., v-pres.; Blue Key. Sec.; Alpha Phi Omega, Pres.; SNEA, V-pres., State Parlia- mentarian; Cluster, Circulation Mgr.; Who's Who in Amer. Colleges and Ursiversitier, Pat CunninghamâNew Smyrna Beach, Fla. Chi Omega, Pledge Class Sec., Trees., Histori- an. Rush Book Editor; WAA Margie Thornton DanielâLaGrange, Ga, Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer; SNEA; WAA; KDE; PanhelJenio Council. Trees. Harry Nathaniel Davis-â-Valdosta, Ga. Kappa Sigma, GMC, Housechairman; Beta Beta Beta; Blue Key; Phi Eta Sigma; Sigma Nu; IFC; German Club- Who's Who in Amer. Colleges and U. Leo Deas, IIIâ Scabbard and Blade Diana Lee DentonâWarner Robins Ga. MICA, reporter; Cauldron; Cluster; Mercer Players; Psychology Club; CSF; Sigma Tau Gamma; Cardinal Key; Who's Who In Amer. Colleges and U.; WSGA; WAA; Plucked Dulcimer Deborah Geyer DickâEL ris, Fla., SAE sweetheart; Little Sisters of Minerva; Phi Beta Lambda; ROTC sponsor 221 Jim DowdyâPre-Pharmacy Circle K Club: Alembic Club, sec, vtce-pres., pres.; Kappa Alpha order; Scabbard and Blade; Blue Key; French Club; Rifle Team; Mili- tary Scholarship Winner Du Vail, Henryâ Kappa Alpha Susan Edgarâ Phi Mu: Cauldron Staff; Ciceronian Lit, Soc.: Little Sisters of Minerva; YWA Vince Fallinâ Alpha Tau Omega; Circle K Club; French Club, Pershing Rifles Alice Patricia FawcettâMacon, Ga. Phi Mu; 5NEA; Little Sisters of Minerva; Cheerleader D. Larry Geldeanâ CSF; BSU; ROIC Jim Gibsonâ Phi Mu Alpha; Phi Eta Sigma; Ciceronian; Or- chestra Mary Esther Gillâ Chi Omega; Mercer Players; Alpha Psi Omega; SNEA Gerry Greeneâ Chi Omega; SNEA; German Club Martha Sue Gregoryâ Alpha Delta Pi; Amer, Guild of Organists; YWA: Choir; Phi Beta Lambda; German Club; SNEA; 4th runner-up to Miss Mercer Russell J. Hamrickâ German Club; Mercer Players: BSU; Ministerial Assoc, sec. Gary Harmonâ SNEA: Phi Eta Sigma; MICA Sara Jean Harrisonâ SGA; Phi Mu; Treas, Cardinal Kay; Who's Who in Amer. Colleges and U.; Miss Mercer; Tot; KDE; Swetheart $AE Julia Hickson'ââ SNEA; Kappa Delta Epsilon; MICA; SGA; Who's Who in Amer, Colleges and U.; YWA; Cardinal Key Brenda Howellâ Chi Omeqa sec.; WAA; CIceronion; YWA Catherine Jarrettâ MICA: Cardinal Key; Sigma Tau Gamma; YWA; CSF; SNEA; BSU John Robert Johnsonâ Kappa Alpha Order, Model Pledge; Alembic Soc.: Spanish Club; IFC: Blue Key Arden W. Kellyâ VP SGA: Circle K; VP, Trees. ATO; ROTC; Scabbard and Blade Charles Lewisâ Pre-law Club; Cluster; MIMA treas., corres. sec. Marilyn Sue MaagâAtlanta, Go. Phi Mu; Cardinal Key; Panhellenic Council; Who's Who in Amer. Colleges and U,; SNEA; KDE; Sigma Tau Gamma; Cauldron James Tillman McCallum, Jr.â Kappa Sigma; Mercer Players, VP; Debate; Alpha Psi Omego: Speech Imp, Prog, Larry McConnellâ Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Ouster; Student Library Comm, Pat McKinneyâ Alpha Delta Pi; German Club; SNEA; YWA; Cauldron; KDE Everett David Marsden, Jr.â MIMA pres; Phi Mu Alpha; Choir; BSU; CSF Theo MeierâToccoa, Ga. Phi Mu Beatrice Middletonâ MICA; Cardinal Key; Sigma Tau Gamma, pres; Alembic Club; German Club; YWA; BSU: CSF; Whoâs Who in Amer. Colleges and U.; Cluster Staff John H. Moore-â SAE; pre-la w club William M, Moore, IIIâ Beta Beta Beta; German Club Robert Jackson Morrowâ Lambda Chi Alpha; ROTC 222 Brown Moseleyâ ATO; Circle K; Alembic Club Dean R. Mullisâ Phi Eta Sigma: Sigma Mu: SNEA Robert Lee O'Brien, Jr.â Phi Mu Alpha: Cluster Bus. Mgr.: Mercer Play- ers; Choir; MIMA Sam OniâLagos, Nigeria Cluster; German Club; BSU; People-to-Peopfe; The Forum; Student Christian Conf,; Student for Civic Responsibility, chrm. Patricia Sue Paceâ Beta Beta Beta Susan Powellâ Phi Mu; KDE; SNEA Charles Pursleyâ Kappa Sigma John B. Rabun, Jr.â Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia; Choir; Orchestra; Min- isterial Assoc. Janelle Robbinsâ Alpha Delta Pi; SNEA: BSU; WAA John Rutlandâ 5AE, pres.; Herald; Interfraternity Council Cathy Shouseâ Spanish Club; Beta Beta Beta; KDE; Alpha Del- ta Pi Catherine Christine SimmonsâDecatur, Ga. Phi Mu; Cauldron, editor; Panhellenic Council; Cardinal Key; Who's Who; Sigma Tau Gam- ma; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Sigma Mu William Harold Smith, Jr.â Phi Delta Theta: Circle K Schy Sponderâ Phi Mu; SNEA; WAA; VWA R. Terrell Stanleyâ Circle K; German Club; Kappa Alpha; Tennis Team; Spanish Club; Alembic Club Claudia Stansellâ ROTC sponsor; Alpha Delta Pi; Ciceronian Lit. Soc.: Cauldron, co-editor; YWA treas.; Spanish Club; SGA: WSGA dorm rep. Bennie M. Stephensâ Scabbard and Blade Cathari ne L. Taltanâ MICA, VP; BSU. VP: CSF; YWA; SNEA; Car- dinal Key Larry Taylorâ Phi Mu Alpha; Choir Mary Teelâ Alpha Delta Pi; Cardinal Key, VP; KDE; WSGA; Whoâs Who; SNEA: WAA; Intercollegiate Assoc. of SGA: Phi Delta Theta Pledge Sweet- heart: IJttle Sisters of Minerva of SAP; Cheer- leader Woman's Judicial Board; Honor Comm. William Thomas Thielemannâ Sigma Nu; Interfraternity Council, VP; Alpha Phi Omega; Scabbard and Blade Robert Alan Troppââ pres., Sigma Nu; VP, Freshman class Sandra Underwoodâ KDE; Chi Omega; Cardinal Key; Whoâs Who Martha Walterâ Chi Omega; Cardinal Key; SNEA; KDE; French Club: YWA; Choir; WSGA rep. Beverly Williamsâ MICA; Alpha Psi Omega, pres.; 5panish Club, pres.; Mercer Players; KDE; Cardinal Key; Choir; CSF Don Williamsâ ATO Jeraldean Windhamâ Chi Omega; Cardinal Key; French Club; SNEA; YWA; WSG; Phi Beta Lambda, pres.; SGA: Sr. class treas,: MIMA pledge sweet- heart Kathy Wisemanâ Phi Mu, Standards Ck; Cheerleader; Debate Team: Dramatics Club Fraser WooldridgeâColumbus, Go. Lambda Chi Alpha, treas.; Circle K; Alembic Club Lester Wrightâ Kappa Alpha Order; IFC; Blue Key; Alembic Club, VP; Circle K; Intramurals; Baseball team 223 Law School I 1 Faculty 226 Mallory Cook Atkinson, Professor of Law Philip Mullock, Associate Professor of La' William Edward McCurdy, Professor of Law James C, Rehberg, Professor of Law Janice Chappell, Secretary, Law School Faculty Francisco Figueroa, Professor of Law Georgia Albritton. Secretary to the Dear Carroll H, Sierit, Associate Professor of Law Law Review James E. Pougb Co-Editor in Chief Joel C, Williams Co-Editor in Chief Harold Mimbs Managing Editor Editorial Board: l.-r.. Bill Shearer, Bill McGee, Joel Wiliams. David Turner, Marion Cummings. Harold M'mbs, Gene Beckham, Buddy Dellas, Jim Peugh, and Chuck Dunlap, t Asiociates: Ur, Le Rampey, Terry Griffin, Paul Galfs, Warren Plowden, Jerry San- ders, Gone Kendall, Nancy Polaf+y Law Review Candidates David Turner President Solicitor 230 w ÂŁ «u+!vo Committee: l r, B II Cetii, Social Chairman; Doug Dillard. Law Day Chairman; Ken Albright. Execute Committee Chairman: Rob Willis, Ath- letic Chairman; Gena Bed ham. Publicity Chairman. Marion Cummings Chief Justice, Court of Honor and Corrections Win Stewart, Lee Rampey Junior Justices Jim Sayer, George Williams Freshman Justices Pope Hamrick, Steve Bowen Senior Justices Kent Albright Executive Committee Chairman Doug Dillard Law Day Chairman The offic rs of Delfa Theta. 232 P.A.D. 1966-67 officers. The Charles Elihu Nadler Memorial Room, a gift to the school of P.A.D. The 1966-67 Fiddley-Fiâs.. Our Phi Delta PM student bar officers are truly rep- resentative of the fraternity? 234 National Appellate Moot Court Team Seejksr Members: Hardy Gregory, Doug Dillard, Joel Williams (rvof pictured. Jim Peugh) Junior Members: Nancy Matty, Terry Griffin, Bill C Hi, Lee Rampey. T. C. Sanders, Paul Galis 23S Law Day Pane! member levitas makes a point. Old alums socialize over coffee. Electronic eavesdropping from a prosecu- tor's point of view. Things don't change that much in a year. 1967 âWhy didn't we have a lounge like this when we were in law school?'1 Coflea from the Law Wives. Time to catch up on what's new, 3 7J3 â Law Day Luncheon feared Judgo Waiter P, Gewin, speaking on free press and fair trials. Law Day Seminar featured Richard H, Kuh. Lawrence G. Wal- lace, and Elliott Levitas on The Legal Aspects of Electronic Eavesdropping. Sign in, p'ease. Kent H- Albright MaBclle L. Anderson William Lonnie Barlow Law J. Eugene Beckham, Jr. Steve D. Bowen, III Bruce L. Brown Stephen P. Brown John Calhoun Q. Harold Caviness Jerry Croft F. Marion Cummings Albert H. Dallas 238 Selmer Davidson George D. Dillard Larry W. Dowdy Seniors Charles L, Dunlap O' a John H. Highsmith Gilmore Hudson, Jr, Fred C. Isaac aâ (Ob, p Gordon L Jackson r J i v y Bernard C. Kehfer, Jr. Richard Kelly Thomas L. Kirbo William F. McGee Allen S, May, Jr, William P, Mayne I a r «La Q dP Tom Middlebrooks J, Harold Mimbs Marvin W, Minor 239 Law Seniors Ceorge H. Myshrall. Jr. James E. Peugh Clifford Schaeffer Warren J. Sduilman Charles Theodore Shean III Jerome Shoob Byron Smith Kiee HI. Stone James L Taunton J, Romney Tucker David Turner Joel C. Williams, Jr. 240 Charles N. Williamson. Jr. Benjamin Franklin Wren III Law Juniors James N. Butterworth William E. Cotti Douglas L. Cheshire, Jr. Jesse Marvin Cleveland John Virgil Cosfloy, Jr. John M, Crevis, Jr. William T. Ekum John Daniel Falligant Frank Farrar Paul L. Galis H. Terrelf Griffin Gene Harold Kendall Thoma L- Kendrick-Holmes Louisa Jane Lanier James W. Lovett William H. McAbee S. Morse McWilliams Jerry Marshall Jaclson Reinhart Massey Lyle Daniel Nichols Charles B. Peior, Jr, Nancy Polatty Denver L, Rampcy, Jr, Daniel Robeson Jerry D. Sanders George A. Shahood Margaret F. Sheffield David Sims John L, Thompson David F. Townsend E. Wayne Wallhauscn Robert Neely Willis Alfred F. Zachry Law Freshmen A, QullFr-an Baldwin. Jr. Stephen Hugh Barber Walter Beales III Denis A- Bra slow Kelvin V. Canipelli Laurel R. Clapp James Harvey Davis Harry Doss Jeffrey Dr Dunn Roman A. Dzicwicnski Carlos M. Franco Ben M. Garland Ralph Lamar Gaiaway, Jr. J, Stephen Gupton, Jr. Carl Candler Jones, III Ann B. Mayne Lew Merryday, Jr. James L. Saycr George N. Sparrow, Jr. Hugh P. Thompson R. Lee Utley, Jr. Ralph Wallce Robert A. Weathers Coy Bryant Youmans 243 244 245 hardworking . . . Donna Crippen devoted . . . C. Elaine Cranpoed Mary Ellen Craig Linda Kattioryn Coflice 247 248 Karen Newberry Carol Potts Connie Kilgore Delys Multi) Resourceful . . . 249 Joyce Wilson Betsy Richards Cheerful Margaret Taylor Darleene Walls 250 252 Ed (for . . . Ronald Myrick Assistant Editor . Charles Olech Advisor , .. Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson Mri. C. Woilman Secretary to the College Mrs. Eli betl C. Jacite , M L- OaviJ P. linn. Ph G- RPb, tibraiian Staff Faculty and Oliver M. Littlcioho. Ph.D.. R.Pli. Dean I Robert Smi4h Cjrarpr $1 The Sr ckroom CIS Han F. Lord, Jr., Ph.D. R.Ph. Pra essor of PH a I fr a r y â Assistant Dean 254 KitJirnfio Graham, Ph.O.. R.Ph. Pro'mor or Pharmaceutical Ckemiilry Spyroj A. Laiaris, Ftr.D., R.Ph, Aiwfa t prefa f ei Ptiai-ma-iatfilct' Owmiriry John Roiloi, Jrâ M S . R,ph. Ainotlele Profit   o! Phevvnecy Bernard _ Roller, Jr., Ph.D.. R IH Atsittaar proleiior o' Pr arjpSCy Aejm n VraJlc Cherlei R, HflyJei. A.M. Associate Pre'etsor pi Biol epical Scienctf Jamei L. Savage, 3.B.A, C.PA. IrnVyelpv in Pharmacy Adi 'rti |f I I I Third Professional Year David Mansfield PresideM nf I Jin Senior Cbvs Richard Dennard Bardin Old sen Ibrahim Elayan William Edrelin John Brigg Paberf Brinlley Bruce Surdeihaw i 256 David MtnifitM Ronald MyfJcl William Poil, Jr. Joitph D. Re', Jr J mii Sc'uaqi Steve Siebel Jerry Slomiri Dan Themai ted Waller, Jr. J. L. Weljh, Jr. Dewey Wright 257 Second Professional Year H 5i pli n Nick Ballirikii Yirginui CafforOn Mark Coop«r CHarlei Davit Mary Alice Etheridge William HankU Hogan Harrison Eddie Kina Jack Cantrell i Chariot Lanford fiefeert Ma 3g4rd Hewitt Matthews Yatei Palmor Curti. Pklle. Stanley Polled Bobby Respen Danny Taylor Joel Sikes Arthur Simpson David SlaiSin Richard! Smith Wa« Staples, Jr. 259 Sharon Howell Richard Jadton Butt Jonkint Eatliae Jordan Ed Kilgore Joe Kimbrough Dan Land Gene Lyda Boyd Minsich Tony McDonald Mika McGuire Carol McKos lorry MtKeehan Phillip Ng Mary OW Chad Palmer toe Perdue A! Pope Alfeni Jamat Ryant Virgil Scruggi Curtit Smith William Smilha Dorii Snell Riclii r ji in Geraldin Spradlin Henry 5weet Joe Trail Fell Turner Joe Walden William Walden Dorothy James Webb Wattling ton Gen West Cher let While William Wr,gM Wivesâ Club Student Government Mfdi. Gold wasterâ President The Pharmacy Students' Wives' Club of the Women's Auxiliary of the American Pharmaceutical Association holds monthly meetings and sponsors projects for the sup- port of the school. Mrs. David Gofdwasser led the wives this year, as President and Dr. Graham served as Advisor. This body meets once a month and acts as the offi- cial voice of the student body. This year Mr. Ted Walker served as President and did a wronderful job. I 262 APhA I Membership fn the student branch of the A.Ph.A, is open to all stu- dents of the school, and is encour- aged to promote professional unity during the undergraduate years Mr Jay Scott Major served as President of this organization. Kapp:i Epsilon Initiation Night Or. Katherine Graham- Faculty Advisor EE's reception KE's are in good handsânewly elected officers. KE's prince Kappa Epsilon is a national pharmacy fraternity for women. Kappa Epsilon was organized at Southern in May I960, to advance scholarship among women students of pharmacy, to foster a pro- fessional consciousness, and to provide a bond of lasting loyalty, interest and friendship. 263 Phi Delta Chi Fraternity Mr. John R- Roskes, Jr. Faculty Advisor a â P i o dk n 1 a p n o ÂŁk k v.i Q p pi This fraternity of men strives to promote fellowship among its members and advancement of the profession of pharmacy. The Alpha Rho Chapter participales in sports, social activities and special projects, and encourages professional and fraternal achieve- ments by presentation of keys to outstanding members each year. Tate Me, Tote my picture ' . You mean I'm the prettiest in 264 school? ' I think I'll vote for myself' And therefore ...11 Kappa Psi Fraternity p q « fy c dlMiih+AMW ' Whereâs fhe food . . . I'm hungry. Cor e to the Meeting This fraternity seeks to improve the moral, ethical, and scholastic standards of young pharmacists. In addition to sports participation and social activities the Chapter sponsors projects for the betterment of the College. ÂŁ Mr. Leonard Long â , Reaent 7kK I Southernâs Year Of Activities 1966-â67 Portfolio Senior Ifip to Lederlo Laboratories and E. R, Squibb 8 Sons Ted Walker Listed in Who's Who Proposed Pharmacy Building I.F.C. Banquet i,r TeacKaf of the Year Mr, John Roslcos, Jr. Senior Banquet I Charles E- Olech Historian Or- O. M. Littlejohn Miss N-aiKy Sawyer nrif pictured National Honorary Scholastic Society The fundamental objective of Rho Chi has always been to promote the advancement of the pharmaceutical sci- ences through the encouragement and recognition of sound scholarship. High standards of intellectual and scholarly attainments have been demanded for election to member- ship, and such election, symbolised by the award of the Rho Chi key, supplies a unique scholarship incentive. w. E-rrl Collini Di. B G. JCeHer. Jr. Parliamentarian Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advisor Active members of Gamma Alpha Chapter of Rho Chi Society Mr. John R. Rosies, Jr. Dr. S, Lazarus Dr, 6, G. Keller. Jr. Mr. W. Culpepper Mrs. Bertha !, Artecho 1719 BeverJywood O. Chamblee, Ga, 30005 Jan O, Beas-ley Taiewelf Pile Knoxville, Tern.37918 John Calvin Briggs Boh B White Pine, Tenn. 37890 Robert C, Brinkley 601 N. Washington St, Tullafioma, Term. 37388 Bruce Burdeshaw 1250 Donnelly Ave. S.W. Apt. C'5 Atlanta, Ga. 30310 John E. Cameron Kinston, N.C. 28501 Andy C, Clements P.O. Bo IB3 Rhine, Ga. 3 1077 William Earl Collins Lyons, Ga. 30329 L, A. Cunningham 134 Garland Ave, Decatur, Ga, 30030 Richard M, Pennurd 301 Wilson Rd. Convey, Ga. 30207 Bardin W, Dickson, Jr. Adel Ga 31620 Ibrahim Elayan 653 Bonavenfiice N.E. Apt. il Atlanta, Ga, 30306 Bill Entrekin 403 Knob Hill Dr, Bristol, Tenn, 37622 Senior Directory T, A. Finch, Jr, 1026 Scott Circle Decatur. Ga. 30023 David H. Mansfield 670 Hutching Rd. S. E. Atlanta, Ga. 303 IS James IE, Flan angue III) Gunn':- Drug Store Wadley Ga. 30477 Ronald N, Myritfc 554 Middle Si.S.W. Atlanta, Ga. 30310 Bob Harrison 206 Hamilton Ct. Draper N.C. 27241 Charles E. Olcch 87 Interlaken Rd. Orlando, Flo. 32604 Herbert W. Hatton 720 Noflrth Part Si. Carrollton, Go. 30I I7 William E, Poll, Jr, 1310 Rustic Ridae Dr, Atlanta, Ga, 30319 Paul Heird P.O, Box 406 Athers, Tenn. 37303 Joseph O. Re, Jr, 4612 S. Matanazas Tampa, Fla. 33611 James M. Johnson, Jr. 2544 Connaliy Dr. East Point, Ga. 30044 James A. Scruggs School of Pharmacy University of Mississippi University, Mississippi 38677 John Jordan Tate, Ga. 30177 Steve Siebel 509 Wilderness Rd, Louisville, Ky. 40214 James P. Keslcr 705 Twyckenham Dr. Greensboro, N.C. 37408 Jerry H. Stcwman 2020 Alison Ct., Apt. C-5 S.W. Atlanta, Ga. 30310 David Lauer 4637 W, Jamaica Dr, Miami, Fla. 33157 Don Thomas P.O. Bex 414 Fairbum, Ga. 30213 Tim MeKoethan Rt.3 Olivers Springs, Tenn. 37B40 Ted Walker Rt. | Cox Rd. Woodstock. Ga. 30188 Jay Scott Mafor 624 Kirby St, Palatia, Fla. 32077 J. Luefcoy Welsh, Jr, 217 N. Fourth St, St. Pads, S,C. 70301 Dennis R. Mann Bax 54 EastTyyort Rd. Greenup, Ky. 41144 Dewey F. Wright 5555 S. Expressway Lot 8-15 Jonesboro. Ga, 30236 270 Out SyntGoC of Quality Printing SOUTHERN PRESS 1506 HARDEMAN AVENUE P. O. BOX 5084 âą MACON, GA. 31208 272 PUBLICATIONS âą CATALOGS âą BROCHURES âą BUSINESS FORMS Creative and Color Printing Phone 742-4517 477 Hawthorne St- STOKES-SHAHEEN, INC. WHOLESALE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES State Market MACON, GEORGIA CaffM TELEPHONE 746-9474 POULTRY AND EGG COMPANY, INC. 273 2125 SEVENTH STREET âą P.O. BOX 4324 MACON. GEORGIA 31202 Discriminating Automobiles Trade With CARL HAYS, JEWELER A. L. McGARRITY Member of National Bridal Service Standard Oil Dealer Since 194 B 1605 Montpelier Avenue Across From Mercer 406 Cherry Street MACON, GEORGIA Phone 742-8181 742 9107 RICHARDSON PRODUCE COMPANY Fincher's Pit Barbeque Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables TOMATOES OUR SPECIALTY Finest Barbeque in Macon Cor. Oglethorpe and 3rd Sts. MACON. GEORGIA Offers Catering Service to Schools Churches and Social Phone 742-5741 742 5742 742-5743 Organizations 3947 Houston Avenue Phone 742-2220 274 WILLINGHAM PAYNE Insurance Jean Florists 350 Second St. Phone 745-1604 Willingham Sash and Door Co. Hall Decorators Building Materials for Every Need 360 Seventh Street Dial 743-2642 MACON, GEORGIA 275 Garland Pugh Ford, Inc. McKesson Robbins Macon's Authorized Ford Dealer Incorporated 225 Second Street Next to Court House Macon Drug Division MACON. GEORGIA MACON, GEORGIA Compliments of MAXWELL BROTHERS FURNITURE CO., INC. 471-473 Second Street r'sOUTHERN f M CRATE VENEER CO. .1 MACON, GEORGIA MACON, GA,C SH 2-1431IJP 276 Hintermeier's-Utley Studio PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE MERCER CAULDRON Portraits and Oil Paintings Custom Framing 408 SECOND STREET PHONE 742 2851 THORPE SONS Cherry St. Next to Hotel Dempsy OPEL CADILLAC KADETT EXCLUSIVE MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR HUCKABEE AUTO CO. Serving Middle Georgia Since 1918 for Young Men 533 Cherry 742-6246 SH 3-93fr6 YOU LIVE WITH BIBB I iviiuld ho hard to find a horre in America 19 which 3ifab Tfl hle Products have r.dt coetributad beauty, comfort and utility In some measure. Bibb yarn and fabrics ora woven «rli hjigriou csrpoH. fashionable draper! !, beautiful up- holstery materials and many other household tortiles. You'll find Bibb gljo in thfl offica ... in industry . . . and in ihn wardrobes of America. Ni-ndeen greet Bibb Plants add 'a -the wealth anal prosperity ot Georgia and the South. You live belter with BibM LAUNDRY CO., INC. LAUNDRY âą DRY CLEANING STORAGE 2-Hr, Laundry Dry Cleaning Service - Main Plant 8Vz Hr. Service At Any Location Complete Laundry Service EXPERT TAILORING â INSURED STORAGE SUEDE LEATHER â REFINISHING DRAPERIES â SUP COVERS â BLANKETS â CURTAINS FOR ANY SUB STAY ON 743-3727 MAIN PLANT S43 2nd ST. BIBB MANUFACTURING COMPANY MACON. SA. IW Shlriiofltei! I HQ BroJlJw.i, («a Mill rir 1d d. 104 Second Si. 11  ac n,i; ld 1H Mein 51.  705 Houston A . 1 16 Mentpli-r Avr-  70 Nip io' 2710 Montplier Ave. 7J54 InqlmM Avâ, rW5 Third Ave. 1430 Kfvonldo Dr. 8M No Norm Av . 1771 Hog (ten v. 27 No Ncfio A o. Ptu Non PJjia tM Strapping Canlir 3103 Vin v| la Avr. 7 3 Houston Au 31) Mulberry Grey. Sfr .q! j Gordon. Georgia The Gant Story SINCE 1921 LYON-MARSHALL PRINTERS Wo bs-heve that Gaol if iris hay a certain well-bred look lh 1 dls'ifiguislvei them from all Others. Careful tailoring and adherence +0 g jlfiei tridiiign ore qualities indigenous t© Gant. In emohas's hare is on meticulous detail in a hard ago of conservatism. Da you lile a really meal, wall fitting collar? Softly flared collar eoftstr-ucrion i$ gently RIGHT, Do you want to hang your shirt gp? A trim hanger loop sees to that. Roam to breathe? Ovorjiio brrdv eoBitructior is If answer. There's a full length brji pleat bock for trimnesi, te . Precise stitch- ing l 1s the easy barrel ojfts roll up of mid-pcint. Th Gant shiri has been designed to serve you through 4 'ifrdims of correct dressing. There is painstaking workman- ship in every fine Gant sh.rl - _ . it comes from the e.pert craft of New England'', finest shirtmakors. The craft ti. clams why the careful details of these Gant shirts have been many times imitated but never duplicated. 575 MulbDrry St. Lane Phone 745-6544 MACON. GEORGIA PHONE SH 3-7424-5 We Have What You Want When You Want It MULBERRY PROVISION CO. Park Plymouth Inc. SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY AND SERVICE TO PLYMOUTHâCHRYSLERâIMPERIAL RESTAURANTS CLUBS DRIVE-INS HOSPITALS AND SCHOOLS Service All Makes 455 Walnut St. 447 Mulberry St. Ln. P.O. Box 1294-31202 MACON. GEORGIA IMPERIAL ACKSON O LD SMOBI LE WNIII J I B V I C COUNTS RIVERSIDE DRIVE AT WIHBISH ROAD MACON, GEORGIA 31304 Compliments of CORNELL-YOUNG COMPANY FOR BANKING YOUR WAY, BOTH NOW AND AFTER GRADUATION. SEE C S IN MACON Poplar Third (temporary! Cherry at Coitoâ Averi. - 5«cond ot Hcmloei Street Injlejida el Corb'n Avfirut WaiHata Shopping Cer'er SFiirlington Ware Shopping Center AND C S BANKS THROUGHOUT GEORGIA MEAT PRODUCTS Produced n Moeon T T PACKING COMPANY P,0. Bo r053 Phone SH 2 6415 MACON, GEORGIA Buy a Queen of Dixie Ham and have a 'âMountain-top experience In fine eating. 280 We're pleased to serve our many friends at Mercer and to have them in our banking family! Member F.DJ.G. DOWNTOWN OFFICE CHERRY AT SECOND STREET 50UTHSIDE OFFICE HOJSTON AT HIGHTOWER ROAD WESLEYAN OFFICE SEHIND THE NEW POST OFFICE CHEROKEE OFFICE NAPJER AT PlO MONO BACONSFIELD OFFICE GRAY HIGHWAY RIO NONO OFFICE H25 PIO NONO AVENUE S. L ORR CO. Prestige Jewelers Since 1916 Offering Orly fce Flnwt pual , of Entharfing B .iufy ROYAL typewriters Electrici. Standards, Portable DIAMONDSâSILVERâCHINA CRYSTALâWATCHES ONLY THE FINEST IN EVERY PRICE RANGE 4 ft9 @ 4 C4 a 7tc w«w poiei âŹr Hotel Dempsey Bldg. 742 6494 Macon, Ga. victor Adding Machines, Printing Calculators Cash Regiiteri CSS CHARGE PLAN FREE PARKING MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Wilson Typewriter Adding Machine Co. SALESâRENTALSâSERVICE 639 Mulberry St. 746-2779 RtX.ROTARY MEMO-PRINTERS SPIRIT DUPLICATORS THE ELtCTRO.REX STENCH CUTTER ROYFAX ELECTROSTATIC COPIERS Athletic Equipment . . . Hunting and Fishing Supplies . . . Sorority and Fraternity Jerseys and Sweat Shirts , . . Charlie-Wood, Inc. Sporting Goods Your Sports Specialists' 484 Second Street Phone 743-5441 SPORTING GOODSâTOYS BOATSâMOTORS Chi-chesjters t7 J. S. JONES DIAL SH 2-3661 Linden Av«, dt Tattnall Square, Macon, Ga. CONSTRUCTION CO. The Mercer Student's Friend Regular King DIXIE TOBACCO CANDY COMPANY P-O. Box 4384 840 High St. Macon. Ga. 31208 Phone 746 9461 MACON COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Wholesale CANDYâCIGARSâCIGARETTESâTOBACCOâNOTIONS SCHRAFFTS CANDYâPHILLIESâWEBSTERSâ EL TOROâGARCIA Y, VEGA We go where business is wantedâand stay because we TREAT IT WELL 440 Oak Street Phone 743 6736 282 LAMAR PONTIAC CO. 1090 Riverside Drive 0.T.O.âPontiacâTempest Firebird Jrt nno â ECE Inc. firm TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Th World' Bev  rboo i T ylcr-m d
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