Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1971 volume:

■ the cauldron mercer university mar.on georgia 1971 V 7 116950 3 8 9 10 11 ercollegi.fir spons «2 service associations 12T school 222 u a tribute to . .. joseph mil lard Hendricks . . . rap sessions . . . baptisms . . . committees . . . touch football.. . tennis . . . woodland excursions by way of the “gin-hole .. . dean of students. .. an a.b. degree from m.u... . valedictorian of talbot county high . .. an ordained minister. .. crude . . . September 10.1934 . .. president of the mercer student body .. . graduate work at emory university . . . director of religious activities. . . dean of men . . . blue key, chi alpha omega, baptist student union, all-star intramurals. . . honor a way of life . . . algernon Sydney sullivan award . .. community relations .. . human rights . . . president macon council on human relations, georgia council on human relations, committee of southern churchmen ... upward bound “an attempt to break a poverty cycle ... sensitive and realistic... advisor to the u.s. civil rights commission . . . president oh. you mean dean . . . b.d. degree from southern baptist theological seminary ... a man who’s got it all together... if you got it. you must’ve needed it 15 out in the country in the heavy church before the breathing air is gone eli’s cornin’ the one man band to celebrate celebrate his one night stand lady samantha no one beside her no one comes near she feels only tears it ain’t easy easy to be hard one is the loneliest number that you’ll ever feel so put some whiskey in your water sugar in your tea celebrate celebrate joy to you and me i« 19 three dog night in concert morale was up the crowds were big tom rush began the rush bread's rise to high j.u. intercepted to win 93-76 all in an exuberating experience even the metros in absentia 20 21 __11m. L 1st place sigma alpha epsilon 2nd place kappa sigma 3rd place chi omega 27 added ingredients . .. displays toby — � nt marcie hobbs paid howell 23 clarence carter and hand 34 goose creek symphony concert series nitty gritty dirt band nitty gritty dirt band t blood, sweat, and tears in concert 77 £ e America in your aU new crusKmqbu-e -19; r Audobor ' presenh “The fat , af fh z EHegarrfr Scavenger THE BRIO ONES BiOD R-Da central Xeep AwERlCa Cle '4 FOREST FIRES BURN MORE turn TREES - Rtors KINDLE HO RE THAN QUILO IN OS. V. RElAX TT7?hrT cP2 T ffemember when necessity was the creator for invention — rvc o .AKT O o 'ail INC.- ttfvt 1 not ‘ 5§f 8 % VS KV. YvWV-S, V MV S, VWi'WV 'tS - 5o r a f vvcw| - Wx a F s avv ov r. NNe, W je We vmoAJs.'s Navc esV s cvacX o Vea.6rv % %. 6° 4b U miss mercer 1971 patti sikes Jacksonville florida alpha delta pi sorority 31 miss congeniality marcy hobbs mai fpnd florida chi omega sorority first runner up nancy moshell lamps florida alpha delta pi sorority third runner up gayc robertson maitland florida alpha delta pi sorority second runner up wesley smith oriundo florida chi omega sorority 93 barrio paint? first runner-up ann pope third runner-up miss cauldron judy alday bootsie george fourth runner-up nerves tense ... hopes high emotional adjustment... spiritual fulfillment ... academic success ... social obligations ... miss jane turner miss freshman judy alday first run nor-up 37 38 39 freshman talent show fresh entertainment fun laughter gaily expressions of individuality peggy blow columbus ga won 40 41 rat power arrested tested anxious homesick friendly lonesome gregarious timid spirit the 70 rats id’s ... lines ... schedules .’.. conferences ... books . . . lines . . . chapel seats ... blanks ... treasurer's office . . . lines . . . registration packets .. . and more lines . . . 44 arriving the first day on a near-empty campus . .. confronted with that roommate ... bringing only the “necessities . . . the first college game . . . gloating over the victory . . . seniors laughing at rat hats .. . wondering where time vanished . .. lectures — an informative talk without demeaning the labyrinthine dispute over freedom of choice and determinism or other such exercises in philosophic discussion, the exploration of ideas on the university premise should not be questioned, for it is precisely the function of the university to probe the ‘enduring truths’ to continually liberate man. as executive director of the marathon house, inc., a rehabilitation center dealing with drug addicts, james germano has done considerable consultant and advisory work in the field of drug rehabilita- tion in new york, rhode island and Pennsylvania, an ex-addict, germano explicated the problems of drug rehabilitation, drug use, and drug abuse. the author and the protagonist of the professional radical, saul alinsky, spoke to an optimistic yet realistic approach to change, he has gone into inner city areas and organized residents into power blocs, capable of challenging and winning from the local power structure equality in jobs, housing, and education. being recognized now more as a ‘pusher of causes’ than an actress, jane fonda, less radically obtuse than the news media would record, supported in her lecture alternatives to the suppression of the black panther party, the unfair treatment of indians, and the Vietnam war. she has co-founded the g i office in Washington to hear complaints of illegal military discipline of soldiers. one of the last muckrakers. jack anderson, syndicated columnist, makes a habit of exposing public servants who are living off, rather than for their jobs — his insight lecture was aimed at just that, an derson’s dry, factual approach was realistically disturbing, revealing such scandals that surrounded the tax program. bernadette devlin, youngest member of parliament, was still 21 when her fighting maiden speech to the house of commons rocketed her to fame, after serving a prison sentence for helping to organize resistance to police in the londonderry riots, miss devlin resumed her explosive role, to the mercer au- dience she abhorred injustices not only in her homeland but also in america espousing a 'personal socialism. 46 an ivowed foe of compulsory integration, james j kilpalrick, through unpredictable and rapier sharp wil. reaffirmed his conservative sense of humor, his lecture was strictly conservative, he has been a columnist since 1941 and presently has a column in 145 leading newspapers, kilpalrick s views receive the attention of both militants and moderates. one of the founders of the committee on appeal for human rights (coahr) and the student non-vio- lent coordinating committee (snee). julian bond is currently a member of the georgia house of repre- sentatives. as an early blossoming politician whose polished approach is not unheeded, bond spoke to the black, the white, and the future in politics. Frederick wiseman. producer of documentaries exposing conditions as they are, received his first acclaim from “titticut follies,” a film revealing the deplorable conditions in mental institutions of re- form. shown on campus in connection with this lecture were three of his films — law and order, hos- pital, and high school, his subjective approach is finalized by the objective product — his film —his view — his subject. efforts to gain insight into ideas, problems, and situations has become, unfortunately, termed aca- demic anarchism, in the words of saul alinsky, if you do not deal with the reality, the reality will deal with you. the danger is to presuppose that you know and are dealing with the realities of any given situation without delving into its innermost onclaves and to subject yourself to the worst status imag- inable — self delusion, the irony of the lecture series was the public reaction, university communities traditionally have been looked upon as sacred citadels where truths are enshrined in snobbish arro gance. paradoxically, the resounding cry coming from without is the charge of promoting revolution or radicalism by allowing truths to be tested in the arena of open discussion and debate, academic ar- rogance has shifted to academic interaction in the great awakening disclosing the hallowness of self- righteousness. 47 jam es germano saul alinsky jane fonda 48 bernadcttc dcvlin jamcs j kilpatrick jack andcrson 49 julian bond frederick wiscman george b tmdall so w marlin hildcbrandt jack perry rolf pauls si keith sykes the rose-colored glass SI brian carney 53 fine arts 54 minnesota orchestra twelfth night drama scries opening produced by gloria harrison cast viola cesario. .. .wcslcy smith sebastain .... orsino olivia feste sir toby maria antonio alan skipper sir andrew .. malvolio • Howard jordan 56 the miracle worker cast anno sullivan..............peggy blow helen keller............karen hayes captain kollor .............mike day aunt ev.................anne johnson kate keller......Christie henchbacker ginny...................wesley smith james keller............Charles price 58 59 man of la mancha (wist captain of the inquisition-- miquel cervantes don quixote manservant sancho panza ... governor innkeeper........... maria padre................. anselmo..................... aldonza dulcinea ........... .........mike street man ..........john van cura ........david thompson .............sam heaton ...........weslcy smith ............alan skipper ____christie aenchbachcr duke dr. carrasco knight of the mirrors......cd corson musical dinrclor mi. r.armichael art director miss harrison player leo asimacopoulos javier bernal joel bickerstaff brian carney sam halpcrt frank lane precha meclaphsom bob munford manos paiulclidcs pervaiz peter bill saunders gary sims randy sims bob Stephens mike west on robert yarborough country goals greece 6 Colombia 0 us 3 us 0 Colombia 0 us 0 thailand I us 0 greece 7 Pakistan 4 us 0 us 0 US 0 US 0 US 0 US 0 assists total points 4 10 1 1 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 5 1 1 3 10 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 emory at oxford 17 0a emory at oxford 3-lh georgia college 0-la gcorgia college 2 4h M the spirit was there to give birth to a new team in intercollegiate competition, soccer was born, this spirit is demanding and demands are what it took to get the ball rolling, the foreign players led the team in total points — due to their fine ball handling. building any new team is a task most often unacknowledged, we acknowledge the new mercer bear s soccer team. 63 109 fatigues and combat boots . . . b...r...a...s... think 10 . .. rifle .. . target .. . bullet ... me ... sgt. southern . . . gary hammontree barrio ivilkie brad koulouris rick kling mart ha wood david jennings bob woods john adnot frank dinero bob atwood dan mcchesney 66 67 68 monnit: brabham fga-pct 55% 81 season 14-9 ga. southwestern 78 46 clemson 61 73 citadel 70 50 davidson 80 69 lagrange 76 69 Oglethorpe 70 90 fort valley state 60 60 ga. southern 53 73 florida presbyterian 58 61 lagrange 54 73 stetson 53 79 florida southern 87 76 Jacksonville 93 71 ga. southern 79 103 southern tech 85 66 ga.southern 86 84 rollins 77 70 ga. state 64 112 southern tech 69 86 rollins 84 64 stetson 78 80 Oglethorpe 70 100 ga. state 74 69 I bruce gordy pts 220 0 Cv leonard hardin 70 jack scolt pis 327 — avg 14.2 reb 186 - pts 373 avg 16.9 ■■■■ rod english 71 billy smith reb 14 � pts 200 72 ken nixon 73 john lapish 76 jay nidiffiT assistant coach larry falls 77 wesleyan...... middle georgia berry......... wesleyan ..... fori valley slate middle georgia berry......... fort valley state ...45 23 ...3431 ...40-57 .. .GO-44 ...33-53 ...26-47 ...36-67 ...31 56 the second leam sport wrought out of a desire to include more students in the activities program, invigorating spirit to begin . . . time to mature . . . and willingness to continue. intercollegiate girl's basketball at mercer. 78 coach brenda smith lynn lagan candy head laurie dun sylvia lincoln beth secord julie van boose cynthia hall barbara banister barbara banister 7 1 laurie dun 7-1 season 6-2 wesleyan ga. college wesleyan macon jr ga. southern ga. college macon jr ga. southern 0 1 0 1 5 4 0 6 79 i i 7 coach leslie peck season 11-3 ga. southwestern 0 8 lagrange 1 5 shorter 4 9 ga. southwestern 0 1 fla. southern 8 2 emory 7 9 berry 0 8 shorter 1 7 ga. college 0 8 ga. state 1 8 lagrange 1 9 ga. state 0 7 ga. college 2 0 emory 9 mitchell schwaber 12-2 Charles bowen 12-2 80 brock field 9 3 ti 82 10 ga. college 4 17 piedmont 0 7 ga. state 3 5 ga. state 4 10 middle tenn state 2 0 morris harvey 5 3 morris harvey 0 1 huntington 4 7 Huntington 4 2 stetson 4 1 stetson 11 14 marion 10 1 valdosta state 4 11 ga. college 3 3 atlanta baptist 8 4 auburn 6 11 Oglethorpe 0 3 southern tech 5 5 atlanta baptist 4 5 ga. southwestern 3 14 ga. college 2 12 southern tech 6 20 north georgia 5 5 ga. state 3 10 ga. state 4 don fussell richard Jordan •3 w claude smith jr. coach (red dog) smith 84 don payton 17 2 ga. southwestern 1 6 Oglethorpe 0 naia district —25 tournament 0 shorter 7 1 columbus 12 •9 90 the fervor is ever present in intramural football mercer is no exception, candid attitudes and expertise in execution of plays abound, a rapid pace to the semi finals, panthers are the champions. semifinals panthers 47 lawyers 13 kappa sigma 7 ato 6 finals panthers 14 ato runner-up defeating kappa sigma lawyers 12 league i panthers ato sigma mi mima ka pi kappa phi league ii lawyers kappa sigma sae lambda chi phi dells 91 97 touch football . . . maybe freshman girls started best at 21-0 phi mu and alpha gamma delta went undefeated roberts was best at 50 girls' intramural basketball roberts 5-0 phi mu 41 pantherettes alpha delta pi chi omega alpha gamma della 95 outstretched arms to the ultimate basket and again the strained muscles downcourt. the over repetitive cycle of baskets characterized by the non repetitive approach, chanting cheering and determination to win. this was intramural basketball. 96 97 9« girls’ intramural softball chi omega 5 0 phi mu 4-1 101 102 103 student education association ... pro professional organization .. current leaching problems . , open classroom . . . walden two . .. sumnwrhill.. . maybe .. . opportunity for all beta beta beta . national honorary biology organization ... individual exposition of interest area ... scholarship stimulation . . . biological research . .. coliseum park hospital tour .. . delicious meetings compli- ments of chefs. Ip, jimmy, fess and green thumb Ionise cardinal key. . . tht? sister sorority of blue key ... a national honorary sorority requiring superior qualities of leadership and character ... scholas- tic average above the all-women’s average for the college . . . participation in a variety of extracurri- cular activities which show a willingness to serve blue key... national honorary fraternity ... mem- bers are tapped for good character. . . participation in variety of extracurricular activities .. . defi nile qualities of leadership ... a willingness to serve . . . ranks in the upper thirty-five per cent of the male members of their class after completion of two years of college work . . . refreshments via fess mercer debate team . . . open to any mercer student who wishes to debate . . . intercollegiate debate is scheduled each quarter for those qualifying students . . . this year the outstanding members defeated such schools as Washington and lee . . . university of Virginia . . . emory university and the massachu- setts institute of technology . . . superstars bill and bill Foreign students' alliance . . a doubtful organization ... thailand. austria, greece, pakistan. japan, new Zealand. Colombia ... inter- national drinking club-consumption capacity requirements ... soccer stars gamma beta phi... ser vice leadership organization . . . advancement of educational ideals .. . encourage participation in service projects .. . an academic honor .. . civic involvement . .. 3.0 minimum gpa . .. extension of beta club . .. promote mercer . . . tutorial program for underprivileged indiciaI committee .. . a branch of the association of women students . . . selection through application and interviews ... en- forcers of rules ... explanation, appeals, complaints, and bs .. . responsibility the goal... major of- fense . .. minor offense .. . campused. fined, loss of hours, monitor in freshman dorm . . . reports ... sign out. . . dead week . . . why? gamma sigma epsilon ... at least two years of work in chemistry ... b+ average . . . friendship and general welfare of chemists . .. founded at davidson college ... in- struct the apothecary in alchemy honor council.. . student code established, interpreted and admin- istered on trust . . . established in 19.r 4 . . . copying, plagiarizing, and cheating . . . honor committee . . . pledge card . . . violations . . . expulsion, notation of the offense . . . appeal . . . justice 106 phi rtii sigma . .. open to those men of good character who make the (lean's list in the first quarter of their Freshman year or those who maintain a scholastic average of at least six a’s and three b’s during that year . . . banquet and free meal. . . officers john. ed. bruce kappa delta epsilon . . . honorary professional education sorority . . . outstanding women preparing for the teaching profession . .. high scholastic attainment .. . officers may. jane, patsy, nadine. nancy the mercer choir. . . under the supervision of the music department. .. provides those with an interest and ability to engage in group work . . . gives on and off-campus engagements and appearances at other university programs . . this year was highlighted by such performances in ware music hall as mass in g by franz schubert and lord nelson mass by joseph hayden associated women students . .. from Sunday dress to hot pants in chapel . . . unity and organization for the women’s liberation from en loco parentis stipula tions ... open dorms . . . wonderful Wednesday classes . .. diet-exercise, decoupage . . . nuts and bolts ... china survey ... senior women banquet .. . sherri carreker outstanding senior woman award .. . bernadette devlin . .. ps is the pope infallible? student government association . .. the sen ate of the entire student body of the college of liberal arts . . . elected each spring . . . including repre- sentatives of each class and at large senators . . . the usual officers ... the voice of the students do facto . .. ernic fled the land of slavery . . . now in the wilderness . .. flexing the muscles of the stu- dent body ... university judicial committee .. . seats in uc and faculty ... return to the fleshpots . .. why? sigma tau gamma . . . open to the freshman women . .. for those who attain a superior scholas- tic record .. . membership is based on a minimum average of b+ during the first year of attendance at the college of liberal arts womens athletic association . . . promote interest in athletics ... a game for every girl . . . develop good sportsmanship . . . intramurals . . . touch football, volleyball, basket- ball. tennis, softball, badminton . . . overall sports award .. . officers pat. chris. tyler. diana. alien who's who in anwrican colleges and universities . . . did anybody get left out? . . . extracurricular ac- tivities and academic requirements sigma mu ... a scholastic fraternity open only to juniors and sen- iors who have maintained the highest scholastic standards ... faculty members who have demon- strated unusual interest in scholarship .. . 3.7 as juniors . . . 3.5 as seniors 107 student education association . • • brenda calendar .. peggy sullivan ... judy sims ... mary parham ... gad weaver . . . linda malr.olm . .. joyce cady . . . linda marcereau . .. judy senkbeil ... chantal charlas- sier . . . dale mason . . . colleen smi- ley ... eddie steadley ... joann pi- rolozzi beta beta beta . . . alan bowen . .. mike scannon .. . danny brogdon .. . bill Conner. . . inrs. harper.. . john mckeown . .. danny barn- hill . . . dan mcchesney . . . diana broussard . . . nelson pollock . . . george leske . . . mr. ware . . . henry daniels gene chao . . . dale kingcry . . . deborah moyer. . . ed arnold .. . gerry kobylinski. . . gwen middleton . . . harry hick son .. . steve baxter.. . sam keaton . .. mrs. morgan .. . donn hickman . . . lowell dark . .. neel aid red . .. janel hry- ant ... patti pendley . . . gail coleman ... gary woods . . . susan belson . . . vernon greene . . . alice corsini. - - J «in dra parker 106 cardinal key . . . pam chappell.. . sara conlcy . .. anne longman ... pcggy sullivan . .. dale mason . .. nancy raines ... angie hayes ... jane sipe ... linn dillard ... carol pierson . .. diane camp blue key . . . john lowery . .. graydon ware .. . bill Conner . .. paid howell.. . danny brogdon . .. jim smith . . . bill craig . .. alan bowen ... charlie bowcn . .. mike scannon ... tommy maddox 109 debate team robori surrency ... ed healh . .. barbara russell. . . lynn davis bill dodson vivian davidson no foreign students alliance . . . mr. winficld ... wayne scolt ... prccha meelaphsom . .. len asima- copoulos . . . sam halpert . . dum- ras rodjanapiches gamma beta phi . . . dannv barn hill . . . linda soles . . . linda teal . .. robor! haney . . . cathy mcnabb ... su .anne joncs ... marv wcstervelt . .. rune hood . .. julie miller .. . penny Campbell . . . judy smith in judicial committee . . • janet bryant . . . angic hayes . .. cindy smith ... dani french . .. diane wood .. . nadinc sherman ... jane sipe .. . judy senkbcil gamma sigma epsilon . . . jay jones . . . alan boiven . .. bill Conner . . . mary alice crum . . . susan bclson .. . neel aldred . . . nelson pollock . . . dale wickstrum ... carl pcrko ... donn hickman .. . john mckeown . . . steve new .. . hugh jordan .. . wayne gullatt ... james taylor 112 honor council . . . robert mike ... gary horowit . ... dr. sheppard ... anne iongman . . . charlie howen . . . bruee olio . . . david willis ... alan bovvcn ... terry mcadors ... dr. cox . .. john lowery 113 phi eta sigma . . . john lowory ... davit! willis . .. charles howen . .. dale wickstrum ... jim smith ... ed heath . .. will rogcrs ... rohcrl hancy ... brian carney ... rod hilton ... pete peterman ... jeff raush .. bruce gordy ... bill mclcllan ... rohert sheets ... danny meadors . .. javier bernul kappa delta epsilon angie hayes . . . dale mason . .. pam corneilson ... liruia soles .. . pam chapped .. . patsy matthews.. . eleanor tay lor... dovey hatcher ... nadine sherman ... mrs. bates . . . mary parham . .. paula rose . .. sara conley . . . linda teal... carol pierson .. . linda malcolm 114 A Sacred Oratorio by Georgi Fki in-hk k Handki WILLINGHAM CHAPEL Sunday. IWmhrr 6, 1970 3; 00 I'M. Monday, 7.1970 Unde the dtrrctum j JOHN VAN Cl RA Organut JAMES CARMICHAEL Harp§tchotdut KIM VAN Cl RA SOPRANOS Chrutin� Atoihbarher Mnrwy Cml CoIIkii (lirntitn Angvli Cof r Charlotte C' ok Helm (till ni Sue Ann C«r« K-«rvn Haji- Alu'ta IVmw Jatfcwin A ner I ia May Onraldinf Nr.-tey K.ith� R d.i Pryor Sally Saiilli ALTOS MfUnit' Hoofh Ga llrotk.ini Dclonh Cania U« lta L.iH irbvr.i Lind. Cel Muhu Oliver Dunn I help. 8 liin Sawyer C«JI tn Smiley KbinheOi VV«a.n Klu.� U-ih William Judith Wood TENORS John Ailing I'llbr. ill Hnkri Doarl-o Ho . Prrry Shrift-r David Thompwui Fdc u Vrnxf BASSES Tntnmv Alien Cm« Bv� nun J«mr Camp Chirln Carter Jonph Cork. Jr Kdunn ILividron. J OivkI Du nr . n Jr. William hiwhrt Robert 111 a lay Ml. Karl llutih. r-n lJ.iv.rl llt.lt Itim x Woodruff mercor choir ns IU student government association . . . diane dulla ... waync gullalt ... marcic hobbs ... ruicc price ... linn dillard ... tom gordy ... bclsy jones ... danny meadors . .. bruce gordy . .. blair Howard . . . or nit rohinson . . jim linn . . . julian jjordy . .. parky cable .. true!! ashley ... rcoirc henderson . .. hilda greer.. . sandy jones .. . cathy mcnabb ... charlcs bowen 117 sigma tau gamma . . . jane sipc ... diane wood ... nina brown .. . linda malcolm . .. carol pcrko ... angie haves ... nccl aldrcd ... janct bryant .. . diane davis ... peggy sullivan . . dale mason women's athletic association . . . peg anslcy . . . lynn fagan .. . pal barn well ... amanda griffith ... pal kelly ... elizabeth ridley ... candy head ... cynthia hall ... peggy bennett... diana broussard ... julic van house ... nanelte ball ... chris baker ... brenda smith ... mrs. lister ... peggy collins it sigma mu who’s who among students in american colleges and universities algernon Sidney sullivan award anne longman david willis alpha phi omega . .. national service fraternity . .. leadership, friendship, service ... open to all... i cancer marathon march ... put your trash away ... reconstruct a playground for retarded children , . .. social gatherings black students' alliance... promote and maintain black identity on mercer cam 1 pus ... create a self-conscious black community . .. worker education .. . school desegregation I tutoring program . . . host for georgia black student alliance . . . black culture . . . forums . . . dr. obio- I ha .. . brother willie ricks . .. sobu .. . awareness, unity, liberation, cauldron . .. cut throat competi- tion . .. spring election ... workshops ... plans . .. photography ... staff meetings without the staff ... creative thinking ... fifteen capable students ... organization plus leadership ... less organiza- tion minus leadership ... deadlines .. . appointments ... disappointments . .. final deadline ... missing copy ... no pictures . .. i just mailed it! cluster.. . student newspaper . .. published weekly usually .. . classified ads . . . jt and company . . . bigger issues plus more issues . . . long tuosday nights .. . milledgevillc couldn’t be this far . . . action man . . . controversy, circle k . . . kiwanis spon- sored service organization . . . extension of key club . . . future possibility of admitting females .. campus and community projects . .. miss mercer pageant . . . headaches . . . Chicago convention.. pat who? student union . . . concert series . . . three dog night . . . nitty gritty dirt band . . . bread .. blood, sweat, and tears . . . coffeehouse acts . . . brian carney. rose-colored glass, keith sykes . .. in- sight . .. jane fonda. said alinsky, bernadette devlin, julian bond . . . films . . . barbarella, bullitt. coni hand hike, bonnie and clyde, john and inary, good-bye columbus, charly. butch cassidv and the Sund- ance kid. sterile cuckoo army reserve officers' training corps . . . drill-manual . . . 120-4 a clean rifle . . . polishing brass . . . shining shoes . . . military ball . . . sponsors . . . guest speakers . . . field train ing exercise . . . national society of scabbard and blade . . . marauders . . . drill team .. . rifle team.. band . . . drill ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... 4 .... pass in review fr- alpha phi omega . . . Janet brvant ray filch gary wood roger dcmpsey harold johnson jeff leetun charlcs carter lou is nazouri joey sequin ed evans 123 cauldron staff . . . janet bryant ... kalhy winn ... ann pope .. . john kil Patrick .. . john lowcry ... pat kelly ... ann norment .. . jan cheliy ... julie van hoose editor... john lowery cluster executive staff ... tyler hammett. ed fisher, john turner � 2S cluster staff . . . tom robinson . .. tyler Hammett .. . ed fisher . . . suzanne jones . .. pervai peter . . . joe parker . . . john turner i circle k . . . john copeland. jeff merry, doug funk john brown, andy hunter, tom gcrry. frank rozier. david almand. charlcs king. mike street man. roekv wade, stove agee. major udell. coleman odum. jim owensby. phil comer, malt barrel!. � 37 alpha dolia pi. . initiation of a new pledge program . twenty-six new members . . . Hilda. Kay, and knren all elected to student government . . . nancy and both served on the women’s association .. one named to who’s who and two tapped into cardinal key . . . c.athy selected to sigma tau gamma and karen to alpha si omega . seven contestants entering the miss freshman contest . . . three select ed ns finalists and judy chosen first runner-up . . . four of six members of the girls tennis team three of ten cheerleaders . .. two battalion sponsors . . . sharon chosen sigma nu sweetheart with two on the court . . . four into the little sisters of minerva . . . Carolyn as alpha tau omega sweetheart . judv served as the kappa alpha rose . . . four entered the miss mercer pageant . nancy was first run nerup and patti was chosen miss mercer . .. make that four in a row . . . six candidates for miss caul dron ... winner of the sigma nu relays ... a week-end in panama city alpha gamma doll a .. . oni elected junior senator . . . another sister to aws .. - work on the judicial council, student government and women’s association . . . three taliped in sigma mu ... a national chemistry society honors om ... others in who's who and cardinal key ... two lambda chi alpha sweethearts ... a mima sweet heart ... five little sisters of kappa sigma and two on the sweetheart court ... two elected to the order of the white rose .. . an caster egg hunt for an orphanage . .. work at the blind academy arid breakfast in bed for the cleft palate fund . . . community tutoring alpha tau omega . . . this year’s sweetheart was marcy hobhs, also rote sponsor, miss congeniality and a miss mercer finalist and homecoming “lot’’. .. paul was selected as toby to complete the homecoming awards . .. third in mercer intramural football and first among fraternity teams . . . intramural basketball champions fur the fourth straight year . . . first place in volleyball going undefeated . . . highest men’s social organi zation academic rating for fifteen consecutive quarters . . . three named to who’s who in american colleges and universities . .. two brothers named to who’s who among american college athletes . . members of scabbard and blade as well as blue key national honor society ... a new stereo, carpet and wall paneling for the lodge, compliments of the pledge class chi omega . .. “x and a horseshoe- chi o!” . .. cardinal and straw . .. miss freshman, jane turner . . . Christmas kindness . . . Christmas owl hoot . .. miss congeniality in miss mercer contest, marcy hobbs . . . second runner-up, weslej smith . . . homecoming tot, marcy hobbs .. . 2nd place homecoming display . .. first in scholarship .. . sigma nu sweetheart, cindy smith . . . alpha tau omega sweetheart, marcy hobbs . .. tennis tourna ment... panama city ... chi omega weekend ... softball trophy . .. president junior class . .. sena tors at large .. . secretary of aws . . . secretary of sga .. . friendship that lasts forever . . . kappa alplu . . . chartered on november 8. 1873 .. . an academic interest plus social functions ... a highlight is convivium in honor of roberl e lee. the spiritual founder . . . the old south ball at idle hour couritn club . . . the rose court announced with miss sister lili. the 1971 rose . . . dan jeter awarded most out standing brother by the pledge class . . . remodeling of the fraternity house . .. model pledge award presented to waync johnson kappa sigmti . . . founded in 1889 at the university of Virginia in Char- lottesville . . . lineage traced to bologna italy around 1400 . . . began as a secret society for protection . . . today, boasts 100,000 alumni and chapters on 180 campuses . . . alpha-beta founded at mercer in 1874 the 7th oldest . .. brothers smith and scannon recognized for scholarship and leadership . brother owensby elected georgia governor of circle k . . . beginnings of a new little sisters of kappj sigma .. improvements made on the lodge . . . football squad second in greek competition . . . run ner-up in the homecoming displays . . . work at timmy turtle nursery and workshop . . . excursions t« the creek, the mines, kraft's lake, jonesco and rlt” ... stardust highlighted the year ... a now sweet heart and court named lambda chi alpha . . . new rush system with freshmen meeting lambda chi’i ... many lodge parties ... hayride with garbage cans full of beer.. . semi formal dance . .. alhlctii spirit and determination .. . formal rush .. . disposal of archaic term “pledge . . . associate menibe 130 « i appears with rights and responsibilities of brotherhood . . rush saw a gain of twenty men .. . tradi- tional banquet.. . get-acquainted smoker. .. more lodge parties .. . associate members choose kathy johnson as their sweetheart . . . associate member vs brother football game ... initiation ... eleven new undergraduate brothers and one honorary •. . new meets old banquet traditions, tall tales and champagne ... initiation of order of the white rose ... barb, nancy, charlotte and kathy wear gold badge of the cross anti crescent . . . lambda chi's lead campus activities president of ife and vice- president of circle k .. . new officers and new dedication .. . sweetheart ball. . . excitement... susan tcasley sweetheart of all lambda chi's , .. caster seals . . . collection of over $300 for charity . . . spring weekend . . . formal dance . .. road rally ... water skiing and swimming . .. great memories mercer independent co ed association . . . local chapter of the national independent students' associa- tion . . . social and service functions . .. membership unrestricted . . . what else can i say? mercer in- dependent men's association . .. social organization .. . athletic programs and brotherhood . .. sur- vival kits ... an alternative to groek phi delta theta . . . beginning with rush parties, skeet shoots, cook-outs, keg parlies and football games . . . two new phikeia's and two new brothers . . . winter brought eleven more phikeia's and two more brothers . . . the annual sweetheart dance . . . mary Wil- son the 1971 sweetheart and r.onnie selected for I lie coming year . . . seven new brothers . . . spring saw the annual founder's day cocktail party and cowboy rush weekend . . . working jointly with macon in publicizing the new emergency dialing system phi mu . . . boasted five of ten cheerleaders . . . combined with kappa sigma for Christmas parly for underprivileged . . . collected two hundred dollars for march of dimes . . . held their weekend in gatiinburg, tennessee .. . hollis hooks man of the year .. . kappa alpha, sigma alpha epsilon, sigma nu pledge sweethearts ... faculty tea given .. . two on judicial council .. . one on debate team . . . two on kappa alpha rose court ... three on sigma nu sweetheart court . . . one on student union board ... five selected for sigma lau gamma . . . toys for toy cart at macon hospital . . . food baskets for poor at thanksgiving pi kappa phi... a football team of iron man mcmanus, the Chinese bandit, old weird harold and big carl ... a cabin party and the western saloon shindig . . . claire chosen .is rose unanimously .. . welcomed ten new raiders in winter . . . the concept of member education put into effect . . . the order of the star and lamp grew .. . intramural basketball. .. events such as dirty days with darling dougie and pi kapp weekend .. . all nighters. the creek and cosmos and the galaxies sigma alpha epsilon .. . beginning its second one hundred years at mercer ... a trip to six flags over georgia and the annual sweetheart party for fall . . . susan wall chosen chapter sweetheart. . . sided ion of the little sisters of minerva and a Christmas party . . . eighteen new freshman pledges and nine social affiliates .. . jean loveday as pledge class sweetheart . . . first place homecoming display for the third year in a row . . . two on varsity basket- ball and one selected for who's who . . . maintenance work at timmy turtle including painting, repair- ing and rebuilding . . const ruction id recreational equipment at the blind academy . . . spring brought a weekend in panama city and the annual spring houseparty . . . mother’s day tea and spring weekend round out I lie year sigma nu open house . . . the drive for unicef ... an orphan’s party with alpha delta pi . . , a keg party and swim party . . sugar fights in the cafeteria . . . new year's parties in Jacksonville and atlanta ... a keg party with phi mu . rush and 22 pledges . . . parties. . . gatoring . . . sigma nu relays . . . fort walton weekend . . . while star... 25 of 2H above 3.0 for fall . . . derby day undefeated soap box derby . . . pledge buffon .. . national fraternity convention in toronto .. . varsity baseball, tennis and rifle team ... pinball wizards ... cheerleaders .. . national debate champion .. . scabbard and blade . . . honor council... student government... mother chap- ter for west georgia colony 131 m left-right: patii butterly. both tur- lon, sally thomas. laurir dun. kavc? 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Sylvia linr.oln. sandy libby. b i royal, patti sikes. laura crago. nancy mosholl. bronda waldron, sally fulcher, melinda harriss. sara powers, nanotto ball, margaret longinotti. peggy levoner. kathy pratt. judy nlday. bronda borders, connie vanderwall. kay cole, jacque preston, carolyn chan ey, karon h.iycs. ground: left-right: palsy matlhews. beth williams, judy irvino stairjs: left right: dovey hatcher, nancy nail, sally smith, susan teas- ley. belh wasden. diane davis. cathy pajje, mary anne hambrick, judy smith, janet bryant. diana i)roussard top: front row left-right: casey smith, connie labar, lee calhoun. lindo osterman, mary .dice crum. linda orr middle row left-right: lynn Har- ris, carolyn gibbs, kathy johnson. susan frankc. colleen Christian, kitty harris. joy mcever, debbie sandison. pat barn well back row - left-right: lynn davis. gail northey. nancy sanks 134 left-right: sally smith, (liana hroussard, lynn hams, diane davis. linda osier- man. mary anne hambrick (pros.), dovey hatcher, pat barnwell. janet bry- anl, connie labar, belli wasdon. patsy matthews. 136 rick corbctt. wade mccurry. john morris, sunders bell, bill adams. john ziglar. george tucker, don thomns. tom cooley, ly Irayner. mark speigle. lee thrasher, hollis hooks, paul howell, ric Johnson, frank arnold. don nayton, john lapish. ronnic sikes. marshall handley. danny brogden. alan bowen. john wise man. mike beers, bill kelley. jack brock, john henderson. lem how ard. eddie mecks. chuck phillips, bill wright, garv sims. gary wilkinson. bill Conner, xnaj farmand, randy sims. mark Stephens, nlaudc smith, joe soist man. pub harvey I 137 lefl-right: nancy cole, lizabclh hurst, ginger byrd. truelt ashlev, dobbie got wait, jane turner, carol crowloy. loretta la barbera. peggy bennett. bootsie george, linn dillard, su .unne brown, rose white, nina brown. Ice hill, nancy Ioveday, ehris baker. clizabeth ridlcy, cindy smith, diant swihart. jean bryan. kathy bruton. suzanne redmon. betsy jones. c.irol perko. peggy ansley. anne norment, sissy burkhalter. barb miller, marly kicklighter, pam elmore, clare cudd, lvnn lagan, sarah ctheridge. jane mccrary, carol pierson. mary prosise, janda sims. stevie smith, bclh peden. nancy underwood, lindft kay. kitty gill, londa harrell. judy smith, davy Stanfield, debbie goodwin. celeste mccarthy, julie van hoose. marcie bobbs, beth painter, cindy redmon. ann pope, linda irwiltom, chris hood bottom to tv left-right: robby gaither, randy griffin, joe shiver, john sai- kas. jim becslcy. rock busscy. wuyne johnson. billy brookshire. derry burns, al carter left-right moving up: micky burns, frank baron, bob jackson. paid mcclos- ky. marshall mann, tom grimes, jeff jerue, lynn whatley, rick roberts. bob karney. david wiley. jim turner, sieve Wallace, mike walton, dan jeter, bill hawkins. sieve baxter, marly keller. john hancock. tom alexander. ed ar nold. russ elkins 141 left-right: alden snead, juhn calhoun. doug hardy, scan's employee. rick kling. tom rugers. ronnie shaw, kirk swover land, larry jackson, billy blanks, tim clapp (grand scribe), rip mehrhof. dave rishcr (grand master), jack Haynes mike holdsworth. mike shaw (grand procurator), stan lowery. randy hughes, russ cook (grand treasurer), bill han sard, greg adair. don hickman. chip mobley, windy bedingfield, grog rice, marshall soullier (grand master of cerenm nies). sieve flanigan. floyd white (guard), slan cowcn, alex flewellyn (guard) 142 not pictured: hunter hurst, randy rudd, jim smith, jim owensby, andy perry, rob walton. boh curtis, mike scannon M3 144 r. J left to right boh kirkpatrick. susan tcasly. robcrl stamps, ijm jj) ,er mik«- prince, david bowers lift■ carol crowley. s.an owen. chris hood, tony brown. Paul snell. wta waters lay, hurst, frank lane, chris tyler. Charles cook, russ schultz. nanc y . . , wanslcy. bill arey. bill bron-h. « « bob southard, barb miller, mike rainwater, lany mcdermit. |erry smarr. oa george. free! hondeson, rick wilson. jeff merry, mike tomus us mary hoak ... mary jean swinl ... nancy groover . .. trances young . .. peggy sullivan . . . cloris waiters . .. ellen young . . . joycc eady . chantal charlassier ... rut hie nelson 14« mercer independent co-ed association 147 cd heath . .. tim spencer... pat lundsford . .. jim camp ... bryant durham . .. bill era is • • • john turner . .. nelson pollock . .. robert bender. .. wayne gullatt. .. jack barrel!... mike akin .. . sain halpert ... nnke hutcherson tom merritt mercer independent men’s association I � 49 sieve bailey, phi! scaly, bob .itwood, rusty russell. «ciirjie newmmr hr. .. woods. Steve grizzanl. iohn kilpalrick. bill dorough. john dark u 11 i ? homJ)son-clnn beebc. connie joncs hob pafford. frank dcniro. Hartman eager, speed bucL • - «Win barns. Inghkerr john isi susie berry, glenda grogan. c;hris olsen. jann carraway. vicki bumpus. susan couch, bov brosius. nancy frier son. shellcy nancy cole, susan wall, susan daughcrty. shara baker, melanie booth, dani french, cindy abbott. mary sundby. karol allstacltcr. nan weathers, ruth col- vin. karen taravclla. vicki wilson. laura maag, marilyn cole, nancy strachan. barbara russell. tyler hernngton Cindy royster, clainc williams, sandy brown, linda mus selman. debbie edwards, barrio paine. diane wood, donna perry, drew ashby. becky barker, karen dixon, carol chancey. marga ret partridge, marilyn crawford 153 154 left right: james chang. h r dun ham. joey sequin, ray filch, clem darnel, clara crouch, kermit incmanus. danny green, alan delarisch. eddie johnston, Harold john- son, sieve agne I 55 left to right: chcts king, everett mcl- vin. james bray, tint anderson. greg dark, ken meduffie. john Howard, g 1 ware, lynn wood, sieve fogg. brace gordy, joe lulber. david allie. brace mcallislcr. harry bickson. reed jackson. lane lovcin. jim casi- no. galen joncs. john luthcr. brock field, guice price, charlie wagner. danny haves, david unreeh. jack bowdoin. mike herald, (heron fin- layson. jimmy lanier, david jones. charlcs bliss, deck Irevitl, diaries sorenson. dermis rainer. pan! gar- vey. bill maltox, russ palmieri. danny johnson. gary bixlcr. john feininger, jay baker, hal watkins. mike rase, andy megarry, manos pantelides. jimmy linn, bill saun- ders. blair hovvard. bill chamberlin i 156 standing left right: jeff dir.kinson. paige larson, ed evans. jim saunders, dale mcintyre, ed baglcy. mike cohr.m. sieve oslerhoul, bill dodson. doug while, jeff harder, don roherls, sam liealon, bill maclain, ric:k thornlon. bob mars den. bennie dickens, doug daum. bill finchcr. sieve collar, john dickinson. hank burney, jeff williams, john barn,, ken bailey, david cruz. biff I illis, rick sapp seated left-right: john Cleveland, bruce rurnph. sieve new. richard Stratford, ronnic moschak. chet peeked, joe bar- clay. pete peternian. bob slanton. john camp, cliarlie runion. sandy israel. gary pounds, roberl goodell. don conn, ed heath, charlie lay lor 138 sigma nu � 5? president of the university rufus carrollton harris the conflict between the autonomous life and outside authority is not new. its manifestation is merely more acute, it grows out of an increasingly subjective concept of the meaning of freedom, along this personalism, as i label it. there is in those young people extensive and admirable social ideal- ism. an active concern for racial justice and even for social harmony, they possess great sensitivity to the needs of others and much determination to conduct their lives so as to contribute personally to their ideal of a decent society ... for all their altruism, most of them lack a balanced sense of what their ideals imply in terms of social and public action, here it seems is the peculiar and special role for contemporary education and the modern scholar: college youth must be led to that balanced sense, somehow, since we seemingly have lost the proper passageway for human action which lies between the cherished autonomous life and the place of social authority. 162 we may through study, thought, wisdom and love effectively help those who wish to re establish it. tlr. todd education dean trimble assistunt dean of liberal arts school 163 i few year', ago. Ihr former pastor of a macon church ami his wife returned to visit and as wc talked he commented that they were surprised that i had chosen to re- main at mercer so long, thinking back over the opportunities elsewhere and events at mercer, i think the answer as to why. would be the students and personal friends among the alumni and faculty, the past two decades has seen higher education in a State of transition, mercer’s student body has changed from a typically gCOrgian one to the more cosmopolitan one of today: mercer is emerging from the status of a re- gional institution to become one of .1 wider sphere of influence, the college curricula have passed through many changes marked by a shift in greater responsibility to the student, as some may indicate from the relevant to the irrelevant, but the con scicntious student may still attain a back- ground which will enable him to live with others and continue his educational proc- esses throughout his lifetime, as always, the student body is basically honest and open, today’s students live in a different world than their parents and older brothers and sisters, they have little conception of the depression years, world war ii. korea. and their effects upon individuals as well as ed- ucational institutions, and they have little curiosity about them, they too arc idealists, but show less friendly competition than their elders, yet if you listen, you may learn from them, perhaps not scientific concepts or of events of history, but of an idea of the needs of the community and of individual involvement, m one word relevance, good or bail, depending upon the view- point of the observer, the traditional'' lei surely paced activities of the campus life are being modified or supplanted to fit the more rapidly paced needs of the student and a professed greater concern for the in dividual development and expression fess ware dr. marquart biology chemistry i have from the outset interpreted my position as a student personnel worker in terms of its counseling and guidance potential, i find to- day’s student to be much more re ccptive to advice and critical com- ment and also willing to express real feelings and problems when approached by a friend who is interested and wants to help as op- posed to an authority figure who sits in judgment and is viewed first and foremost as a disciplinarian, my responsibility is to help the in- dividual student look at a problem situation objectively In light of all possible alternatives and conse- quences. as directions and objec- tives are established, my function is to help him meet and deal with anxiety, accept those barriers which arc insurmountable, and change those things which he di- cides should be changed, even though his decisions may be con- trary to my own value system, if they arc congruent with his con- science and within the boundaries of society, i feel that i must appre- ciate his right to the choices, my goal as a student personal counse- lor is to strive for person to person relationships with students rela- tionships that are honest, open, and genuine relationships that are based on true and accurate communication. miss stewart counselor for women students sociology 165 mr. murphj ambassador dowling history. politico! science • 66 mrs. morgan biology dr. kin history dr. haywood vice president for business and finance mr. peek mathematics mrs. harper biology dean taylor dean of liberal arts college 169 mr. bvron cnglish mr. brimmer philosophy 170 mr. van cura music mr . bell mathematics dr. cox political science what do you think you art doing here. t:ass? hunh? (hi? is often preoccupied and, unfor lunately. dues not hear well.) what do you think you art doing here, my man? oh. i think i am investigating the nature of being and am trying to show other people (who are called students.” hut i too am a student ) that this is an important investigation i am trying to involve these people in my investigation and in their own investiga- tions. and much of the time we are failing to do this, hut there are also those times which compensate for the failures, which even erase the failures from memory those times when they and i make breakthroughs to new understandings, the tools which we use are our brains, out instincts, novels, poems, plays, stories, essays, philo- sophical speculations, the les sons of history, and our devel- oped or developing beliefs about god and man. the rea- son we are trying to do this thing is as i said, because it is important it is important be cause without it we arc less than what we are called to be. 172 mr. cass cnglish dr. plait dr. woodruff history sociology 173 education art history dr. cable mr. stansfield mr. locke political science mr. daugherty art dr. nordenhaug mr. xvhitakcr mathematics philosophy hits, hughes language mr. paine history nows services irs mr. cdwards nir. corson cnylish dr. sheppard Christianity dr. wilder english dr. glover history dr. bond sociology dr. rich music dr. hamilton education mr. lane english 179 dr. warnock history mr. vvatson journalism 180 81 102 at mercer a student can behave more like an artist in other schools he acts like a student be- cause the departments are too structured and the emphasis is on the graduate department, here stu- dents graduate with a feeling they can do something half way origi- nal it takes time for people to get unhinged from their preconceived ideas of what should be derived from commercialism, i wish our department could offer more courses, because art is a slow proc- ess. students need to he around their professors and involved in their department not only in art but in all major fields of study, you grow academically from the learn- ing experiences of each other, fm pleased that students are taking art courses as electives, simply to ex- perience the uniqueness of being unhinged, art is an entity within all things, being an artist has not alien- ated me from other professions, i'm not denying art when i play golf i do everything! dr. 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II m ) sd dean and professor of Iji david mcadc feild a.b. 11.b. professor of law jame ch«-sk y rehberg a.b. ll.b. ll.m. professor of Jaiv 224 I glen william dark b.a. m a. II.b II.m. associate professor of Jaw leah farb chanin b.a 11 h assistant professor of law and law librarian richard fredrrick richards b.a. j.d. assistant professor of law 225 iohn taylor phillips II h director of trial practice hansley thomas o’neal if 11 b. lecturer in law mild red b bell a.b. j.d. assistant professor of law leland 1 bull jr b.a. m s. m.c 1 j.d. assistant professor of law albert phillips reichert jr a.b. ll.b. lecturer in law 226 j rene hawkins b.b.a. j.d, lecturer in Ian- deceased april 27 1971 student bar association jamcs r tutcn president student bar association officers left-right: roland d wal- ler. kenneth t taylor. james r tuten. j david parrish. donald n wilson. robert m margcson. executive committee left- right: tommy d wilcox. carl e prince, kenneth I taylor. hugh b mcnatt, john kent edwards. john w wingate. J27 court of honor and corrections left-right: webotcr d keogh. roger w dunaway. Charles d bailey, james f gravellc. moot court teams national joseph v powell. sandra becnc. robert d neivell. waller e Harrington. intrastate tom cauthorn. larry lynch, wright e davis, jerry 1 liqsey. billy pinson, kcnneth t taylor. 228 editors left-right: albert e [ones. allon m adams. i david parrish. rufus d editor-in-chief sams.'roger w dunaway. william f tyson. gary 1 morris. dupont k cheney in law day 1971 230 rj legal fraternities della theta phi 331 henry hammack, diaries andrew, jr., johnnic caldvvell. |r.. hugh mnguirc 232 phi delta phi officers left-right:david b Higdon, john ki;n! ed wards. diaries d bailey, frank s nornc. john g conger. 2)3 alfrccl Harris adams vidalia ga alton m adams toccoa ga john m adams morgantown v va v james adams jr macon ga Charles d bailey |r sarasota fla james p brown jr thomas h calhoun dupont k cheney lawrcncc r dance john w collier locust grove ga macon ga macon ga macon ga macon ga 235 billy a corbin macon ga Charles o cornelison ahthony r cucto roannke va manchester n y wright e davis americus ga roger w dunaway jr thomson ga john Kent edwards john r frosl emmet I I woodman jr george b hagood john i harper valdosta ga baxley ga macon ga macon ga augusta ga william d harrcll waiter e Herrington david b higdon franklin s home albert c joncs ba in bridge ga macon ga augusta ga cordele ga macon ga 736 henry m kellum thomaston ga webster d keogh Philadelphia pa william p langdalc jr valdosta ga jerry 1 lifsey gerald d me dougall griffin ga columbus ga hugh e me guire waiter g mercer jr john 1 merritt cathy miles gary i morris pafmetto fla dawson ga dimming ga surrency ga albany ga robert d ncwcll jr miami fla john j o’keefe jr bryn mawr pa j david parrish Statesboro ga robert w peacock orlandn fla david kirk peavy atlanta ga peter r perpall joseph w powell ii rufus d sams iii william r george Steve Stanley falmouth mass hincsville ga macon ga simmerman macon ga decatur ga 237 gcorgc m stembridge roland h stroberg kenncth ! taylor william a trotter james r tuten jr macon ga huntsville ala augusta ga brunswick ga mil ledge ville ga james g veith suffern n y richard a vvagner rockledge fla roland d waller dunedin fla eric welsh macon ga charles h vveston talbottom ga 23« donald n wilson pompano beach fla john w wingate jr ocilla ga robert w worn mack jr tennile ga william h adams a elliott barrow |r � arl b henson ir j d benson edward e boshears jerry boykin john g conger laurie c davis andre dclgalvis lames m elliol frod e godwm james f gravellc henry a hammack Sylvia g hay wood john humes billy n jones frank | jordan roy d llovd lames d mapp |r william h pinson jr carl c prince jr burton g sharff regin ala c wisenbaker bryant you mans James .1 andcrson sleven il eyres robert m beitdcn jr lit) k beckmann jr I thom.is i-.iin ji lohn «i carey robert 1 cater frank I chi Ids george k church Herman v conlidge jamej w conger jr charlcs 1 compton william h craig rickev f fills micharl a fennessy darnel f finch thomas rn firm Wilber t fit gerald Joel a fowler michael p fox Stephen m fried berg jnhn b garland jnseph b gray michael s haber david e henderson thnmas h hinson david p hullwrt jr john w Johnson louis s Johnson roy r kelly til 240 larry korda dorald 1 lamberth kenneth 1 mann jamps h mclaughhn | f rnixson kirby r moorp sluart m neiman robert 1 o'brien franklin c ndom frcd a ohlingrr Stanley h pollock d p rabun david n rainwater robert c ray george c reid sieve j richey halroach lawrence w robert william r slaughter ii randcll c sorenson wilton c stone thomas m tennant peter f welch thomas d wilcox mane g wommark david t young MERCER UKTVCRSITY yy j'iv 'JJii U administration mr. horaee morgan lewis, director of admissions mrs. louisc h meier. secretary to the director of development and director of financial aid mrs. lavon beck. bursar mrs. alycc s mosby, assist an I registrar mild red e shockley. secretary to the dean sandra g patten, secretary to director of admissions 244 faculty ■ dr norman frank . acting chairman of department of pharmacy and pharmacy administration dr. clifton lord. professor of pharmacy dr. dick flour ley. assistant professor of clinical pharmacy mr. david uran. guest lecturer, pharmacy- administration mrs elizdbeth jackson. assistant professor of pharmacy- dr. will:,im flrosse. chairman. department of biological sciences mr. john roskos. associate professor of biological sciences mr. charlr boyle . associate professor of biological sciences dr. vincent lopez. chairman, department of pharmaceutical chemistry dr. py tv Idzans. associate professor of pharmaceutical chemistry dr jerry mchan. assistant professor of pharmaceutical chemistry mr. william culpepper. assistant professor of pharmaceutical chemistry MS why did we choose pharmacy for a career? by david r uran in the beginning of recorded history, pharmacy was a mystical profession practiced usually by priests and medicine men. later on it became under the control of physicians and doctors. during the seventeenth century, pharmacy, the science of compounding, dispensing and protecting medicines, was separated from the practice of medicine, which is the science of treating disease and the preservation of health. in this state, to become a registered pharmacist requires five years of study after high school gradu- ation, plus an internship and passing a state pharmacy examination. the first two years include a pre-professional education equivalent to a junior college, among the subjects taught then are cnglish, biology, mathematics, economics and other liberal arts. the last three years concentrate on the studies more directly related to the practice of pharmacy, they include chemistry, physiology, physics, anatomy, latin, public health, clinical microscopy, bacte- riology. pharmocology, botany, etc. pharmacist learn about all medicines and drugs, they study their clinical benefits and incompati- bilities, their preparation, dosage, appearance, testing and storage, with a little more study, we are able to become a research scientist. most pharmacists have one particular and important characteristic, we like people, as a member of the health team.” pharmacists with physicians, nurses, etc., share greatly in helping people to get well and live longer and healthier lives. and, at the end of each day, we have this soul satisfying thought, the medicines we supply have not only helped people to get well, but have often actually saved lives. rho chi society gamma alpha chapter the gamma alpha chapter of rho chi was established at mercer university in t«M7 ,4,- , r ters of this organization are granted only to groups in schools , ,,n ' , h,irU'rs for chap standing of the amcrican association of colleges of pharmacy eligibildvV''‘ T m,umb,!rs in «()od ,y is based on high attainment ,n scholarship. char,™Knfltl LS . T £Sh,p u ‘e s,,c ‘ for membership in the chapter is the highest honor that a student '° s,'lp :,,!d ern school of pharmacy. ' ‘ ‘ mercer university south- dallas petrey. pres. sherald jackson. vice pres dr. |erry mrhan, sec treds. buddy hood. hislunan prof william culprpprr. ddvisut gordon paiton mike Wallace richard wood kenneth turner anno dtllard scrald dollar Itnda stnbling prof. Charles bovles dr. norman franke dr. dick gourlry dr. katheiinr xraham dr. william grosso mrs. rlizabtth lackson dr spyros lar.am dr. Oliver blllcjohn dr. vincent loper dr. clifton lord prof. |ohn roskos inter fraternity council the inter fraternity council, consisting of three members the president and two representatives from each of the professional pharmaceutical fraternities on the campus is the student regulatory body for all member fraternities at the school, its purpose is to provide for the general welfare, pro- mote scholastic, professional, social, and recreational activities and insure the cooperation of its member fraternities, also the ife acts to interpret the fraternity system of this school to the adminis- tration and faculty and to the community in order that the fraternities function in an atmosphere of healthy approval from the school authorities and the general public. back row: boh faulkner phi delta chi. leroy toliver phi della chi. j iejy wehunt phi delta chi. howard nixon kappa psi, lynn lawson kappa psi, wayne pierce kappa psi front row: anne lane ke, sherald jackson ke. linda stribling ke kappa epsilon epsilon is a national pharmacy fraternity tor women which was founded at the state university f iowa in iowa city in 1921. the alpha delta chapter was installed at tin southern school of pharmacy ° mav 1960. kappa epsilon was organized to advance scholarship among women students of phar- macy to foster a professional consciousness, and to provide a bond of lasting loyalty, interest, and friendship. __________________________________________________________________________________ . tjfcU SIBIU.IK kWft ifmm ian Mercer Uiuuersity Southern School of pharmacy 24� phi delta chi fraternity phi della chi fraternity was founded in 1883. it strives to promote fellowship among its members and advancement of the profession of pharmacy, the; alpha rho chapter was chartered at the southern school of pharmacy in 1951. the chapter participates in sports, social activities, and special projects and encourages professional and fraternal achievements by presentation of keys to outstanding mem hers each year. iUerccr llniuersity Southern School of pharmacy kappa psi pharmaceutical fraternity kappa psi pharmaceutical fraternity was founded in 1897 and seeks to improve the moral, ethical, and scholastic standards of young pharmacists, the gamma psi chapter was chartered at the southern school of pharmacy in 1953. in addition to sports participation and social activities the chapter spon- sors projects for the betterment of the school. 151 third professional year g IV patton pres.. gene lassitcr vice pres., allnn wall sec., Iconard givens parliamentarian ahmad ram .i abdulwahab by ran newton avant joe lindsey baker Charles leroy beach 252 wilbur william beall steven jay berchenko raymond john bishop teressa ann bovven phillip david brauer boyd mite hell brown william b chapman jerry lynn collins theodore franci Conner don melvin coppedge thomas alton curry william lee cushing 253 byron e dodd bolan brumby dreher terrell s ellerbee james r faulkner leonard ray givens joe lewis good man jack wayne greene buddy hood shendd r jackson john richard jones gene edward lassiter lynn george lawson 254 michael Stanley leach marvin owen me cord james lynn me crcady wyman alvah matthews jerry meaders joseph roger monroe joe beck moore william Herbert morris cletos n mouzourakis shad henry newman howard copeland nixon hugh waiter o'neal richard Charles parker J I 155 gordon wcsley patton herbert d pedrick Charles m pemberton anion leslie peters dallas earl petrey joe clegborn piltman james raymond putts susan w prescott michacl robert reed charlie manvee rui manny rele sikes brack edward slate clyde wilbur smith gary bruce spoon a more louis j taveras 256 jane elaine tootle inichacl hal Wallace kcnncth ray turner georgc k van hever alia a harvey wall 7S7 james m williams jessc r wood james harvey young second professional year leroy loliver pres., anne dillard vice pres., sarah mathis see. not shown gregg wehunttreas. john r abernathy thurman h adorns murray c bennett jarrell f bovvers james d buie Charles b dark george m combs Cecil r corbctt david I cross emmett m davis marvin g dickens riley p dickerson eldra a dillard grrald 1 dollar Herbert 1 ellis james p gabbard wade h gilbert john 1 Harrell john f hunter carrey a lane joe lewis carolynue lorek Charles w marsh sarah f mathis 258 william h means leon c pattcrson george a peasant steven c pemberton la wren ce w pierce william r price linda d stnbling henry d teuton sammy k league alvin 1 toliver james r vcrnon gregg 1 wehunt william d whigham jon s whitt mitchel! 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