Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1975 volume:

reading . }i3os ' 136565 4 6 7 a 9 1« 11 12 1 I� CONTENTS FEATURES......... 16 ADMINISTRATION .. 38 CLASSES.......... 60 ORGANIZATIONS.... 84 GREEKS.......... 108 SPORTS.......... 144 LAW ............ 168 PHARMACY........ 198 ETC.............. 230 iJ]c Committee 19 RICHARD BETTS SURPRISE HALLOWEEN CONTEST 20 DONALD BYRD 8. THE BLACKBYRDS BONNIE BRAMLETT 21 JOHN HARTFORD Q ED, WHITES BLUE(grass.) WINTER SNOW HOPE FESTIVAL 2J Lift1 KlatL.sln-.jf .jncl l k nn L'lmbdJ C Hu Xlpha — Second Plate Iht- 1 325 Mercer Bear, Sigma Alpha Epsilon FiiM Flare Toby and Icii — David Pritr anti Dieric Lienhop J Phillip Berrigan GOVE Lerone Bennett THE IMAGINARY INVALID Cast Argon — Mack Porter Beline — Sarah Garcia Angeliquo- Lisa Benson Louison — Rollyne Powell Reralde Sean O’Neal Cleanle Todd Cotton Dr. Diatoirus - Michael Deep Thomas Diatoirus Eddy Turner Dr. Purgon Ron Ash Monsieur Fleurant — Barry Fanaret Mr. Bonnetoi— Mike Strange Tciinetle Amy Floyd 30 THE HIDE AND SEEK ODYSSEY OF MADELINE GIMPLE Cast Madeline — |an Jones Puppels — Charles Thomas Al, Chris, Sieve— Mike Strange James Lindsey Balloon Man — Ron Ash Ernest Rogers Children — Steve Page Luann Harrison Susan Littlejohn THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN-IN-THE- MOON MARIGOLDS Cast Ruth— Rollync Powell Nanny- - Sandy Chapman I ill in— Natalie Lewis Janice Vickery — Denise Warner Beatrice — Monte Dobbs 33 35 ihi- Royal Uppsala university Chorus of Sweden Ihe L uckirnberg Duo Christopher Parkenirtg Ciro and his Ballet Espanol 56 Ytival Trio Leipzig GewdiliJMui Orfhrtlio • 0 Dr. Rufus Carrollton Harris President of the University Dr. Garland F. Taylor Dean of the College of Liberal Arts Thomas M, Trimble Assistant Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, Registrar Dr, Joseph M. Hendricks Dr. William T. Haywood General Assistant to the President Vice-President for Business and Finance 41 Brady i I. Bigior Director of Men's Housing 42 Carolyn I, Stewart Counselor for Women Myra T. Davis Assistant Counselor lor Women and Instructor of Psychology Bob Davies Julian Gordy Academic Counselor to Students Director of Student Services and Activities and Instructor of English 4i Willard D. Stcmbridge Assistant Registrar George Espy Director of Special Services and Instructor of English 44 Roger A. Jamison Instructor of Art Samuel L. Hutto Assistant Professor of Art James O. Harrison Virginia W. Baisden Professor of Biology Instructor of Biology 45 Ruth R, Slentz Associate Professor of Biology Gray do r I. Ware Associate Professor of Biology Dr. Howard P. Giddens Professor of Christianity Dr. I iarold MtManus Professor of Christianity Dr. Edwin D. Johnston Professor of Christianity Dr. Ray Brewster Associate Professor of Christianity Dr. Robert Otto Professor or Christianity Dr, Charles Andrews Associate Professor of Economics Bobby Jones Associate Professor of Education 48 Russell Barber Instructor of Economics Carl loiner Instructor of Economics Dr. Kenneth Hammond Associate Professor of English Dr. Thomas Young Assistant Professor of English Dr. Marjorie Davis Assistant Professor of English 49 Dr. Stephen Blue stone Instructor of English Dr Mary Wilder Associate Professor of English Dr. May McMillan Professor of English Dr, Michael Cass Assistant Professor of-£nglish Dr. Vincent Leilth Assistant Professor of English Dr. |ohn and Diana Siege Instructors of English Claudi' Smith Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education Dr. Carlos Flick Professor of History Dr, Robert Wilder Professor of Health and Physical Education A Peggy Collins Instructor of Health and Physical Education 52 Dr. Spencer King Emeritus. Professor of History William Berry Instructor of History Leslie Peek Assist ant Professor oi Mathematics Dr. Phillip Bean Assistant Professor of Mathematics Lawrence Whitaker Instructor oi Mathematics Clarence Bell Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. Gerald Norwood Assistant Professor ot Mathematics Military Science— lames Burousas, 5FT James F. Burke. Capl. James Edwards, Capt. Charles Webb, Ll. Col, John Moody, Ms. Josie Kitc hens, MSG Benjamin Pope. Major |ohn Francisco, Or. William R. Davis, |r. Associate Professor of Modern Foreign Language David Lindsey Assistant Professor of Modern Foreign Language Joseph Lieb Assistant Professor of Music 54 Dr. Jerry Turner Ass isi an I Pro fes so r o I Modern Foreign Language Dr. lower� Marshall Associate Professor of Music Dr. |ohrv Dunaway Adjunct Professor of Modern Foreign language 55 lames W. Carmichael Assistant Professor or Music Dr. Theodore Nordcnhaug Professor of Philosophy Rex Stevefis Instructor of Philosophy Dan Quisenberry Assistant Professor of Phvsks 1« 56 Powell Hush, Jr. Assistant Professor of Physics The Honorable Waller Dowling Professor of Politic al S iente and Ambassador-in-Residence 57 Dr. Thnmas |. Gfermon Associate Professor of Psychology James Radikcr Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. Stephen Gallegos Professor of Psychology SB Pa squale Fmil Maffeo Associate Professor of Psychology Ioanna Watson Instructor of Sociology Paul Oppy Instructor jf Speech Dramatic Art Dr. Alpha M. Bond, Jr. Professor of Sociology Dr. James Albritton Assistant Professor of Sociology S9 SENIORS Amos, Joyce P. Barlow, Rita M. Barton, Danny R. Barton, loy K. Baxter, David M. Bcrgquist, Ann M. Bobbitt, Karla L Bond. Mac Bowen, Paul T. Brown, Ethel M, Bruce, Jackie W, Carswell, Denise G. Carter, Davis S. Cason, Sarah A. Chestnutt, Gene Clements, Larry V. 62 Cole, Margaret A, Dan forth, Linda J. Davison, Teresa V. Dekle, Maureen E. DeWeese, James C. Edmonds, lames VV. Estes, David Timothy Faulk, Merrie E. Gaither, Edward K. Garcia-Vega, Etrain M. Gawriluk, Jim VV. Geddis, Lamar Gibbs, Roy C. Gilbert, James P. Glover, Audrey |. Gram. Fran li. Crier, Loretto M. Groover, Robert F. Hadden . Cary P. Hammock. Raymond L 61 Harrison Daniel F. Hart, Annie Sharon (Graduate) Hicks, Phillis P. Hlavaly, Albert D, Hogan, Stephen D. Hollyday, Tilly Hutton. Brock C, Joan is. Brericld K. Johnson, Joy Kelley, Rosalyn Kiefer, Frank H. Kinard, Eric T. Knight. Tommy F. Krakow, Nancy M. (Graduate) Krysalka, M. Surelle Kuerzi, Francis R_ Landers. Stephen la Penn a Mary Beth Laster, Davis Lyons, Thomas W. W Marbury, David H. Mattson, Toni A, McDaniel, Kenneth VV. McHaffa, Cail M, Niemann. Fred Paul Olive, Frank M. Pace, Donald VV. Pardue, William R Parker, Cherie Pearce, David Perrin, Melrose B. (Graduate) Perry, Jan Douberly Petralia. Cynthia L. Pierce, Brad R. Pierce, David w, QuilJman, R. Scott Randall. John VV, Reeves, Luena M. Robin, Tracy J. Robinson, Susan s. 6S Rogers T. Slot klon Roper, Thomas B, Sharpe, Wynona E. Shipley, Susan Simon, Jay R. Smith, Connie Taylor, John H Terry, Edward A, Tyner, lore Walker, Lynda Walsh. Cathy Whaley, Bonnie G JUNIORS Bankston, Mike Barron. Patricia D. Bethel, Donoval M. |i Brodheod, Pel it H. Bryson, Marti Christenberry. Casey Christmas. Karon s. Clossey, Pant L. Conk. Kor doll Cook. I inlnn L. Dean. Reagan VV Disor, Teresa M. Do rough, Keith T. Duvall, Elk-n R Epps. Calvin filer, letlrey L Ford, Cat Freeman, McArthur Garcia, Gon olo German, Harrs Groening. Chad A. HardiU'll, Sharon C. Haywood, Liz Henricks. Mark Hoak, David W 6? Howard, Belkidt I Hu|dH‘Min, William |Jr«U s. Deborah lames, Dfdornt fnhrison, I utils Innes Cynlhii A. lone , Lewi L Iordan. Darryl IV Kennptty, kivm Kirkpjlru’ k L Jon Lamar, Jat k I Lamb, Alice L Larkins, Rosalind f. letlop. Beih C I pp. Eldt sl I L endian. Cmny l« nK, PosHV I.1011 hop C heryl L. Mac Donald, Vi ki Vl.ishhum Susan K Ma ur, frank 11. •McCord, R. Alan Mefken. Huj;li iali.iv Ron Ariamsi Mctheny, Cynihia |. Middleton, Nathaniel J. Miner, Ffil ft, Moss, Penelope Mullen. Ilenry W. Murrell, Gwendolyn V, Parramore. John S. 6H Pjrfiih, J. Daniel Patrick, Clendi}. Patterson, Cwil R. PttrcJult, Gqnrgp O. Peters. Kathryn Pitts, Brenda I. Price, David P Queries, Dermis P. Wee, 1« W Ritth, Bobby I - Robert, Duane E. Roberts, Charles R Rogers, Martha 5. Rollins, Harold |, Rosser, Frank Rumsey, George VV. Slappy, Ronald L. ' Soles, Samuel L. Stonilsc h, Clemse A. Stratton, Alice Swam. Linda A. laylor, Joseph lee Trantham, Pam 5. Turner, Elrir Lee Walkemeyer, folly Wad. Frank I While, Calvin S. ¥ Whiten. Oliver Franklin Williams, Carlton Wooltolk. Elaine 69 Bosion. Wall Brown. Pamela Brownlee. Larry Bryan Paul Bryant, Karen Bryant, Kalhy Bryant, Vanessa Cagle, Indy I Callahan. [ m A Camp, |uc Carle, Jana Carter.. |im Cerasini, Jerry Chat in, Tim Chapline, Michael Chapman, Sandra Charlton, Donna Clark, David Clegg, James Clements, Paul 70 Clevenger, Brenda Colberl, Aldernese Compic t,Ciyle Cook, luanila Cooper Willie Cornelius, jenirl Crdwlord, Falinda Crayton, Annette Cress, |an Davis. Charles Davis. Dale Davis, lanice Dawson, James Dimmock, Dan Drennon, Sloan Dumas. Virginia Dunn. Doug Ellington. Cheryl tllis, Virginia Ferguson, Syljlp Few. I in da Foreman, Belh Fredrickson, Allan Caines, Benjamin Candy. Bren Garland, lames Gib sort, Douglas Glower, lacqudyn Greenaugh, Kevin Griffin. Debra 71 Grower, Verri Lynn Gutnlher, Teresa Hall, Catherine Hancock, Phyllis Harden, Stanley Harris. Vicki Harrison. Sam Harrison, William Hendrk kson, Steve Herndon. Susan Hibbcrl, Henri Holston, Wendeliri Holt. Margaret Hulsey, Greg Hulihirmon, Mike Ingram, Rita Jackson, Victor lohnson, Cheryte Johnson. L ugenia Johnson, Waldo Johnson, Wallace Jones, Barbara Jones, Nancy Iordan, Nan Jordan, Paul Kay, Kathy Kearney, Kenneth Kellert, Frank Leach, Michael Ifskosky, ftryan 72 Marptt, Bill Mani, Cheryl Marlin. John Maytield, William McClellan, George McClure, Hal McCreary, |o Meinluih, Lewis McKaig, Marly Muchell. Donna Morris, Joe Myhre, Eric Meal, Martha Negroni, Christine Mix, Lew Medan, John Odom, Ted Ogrim, Andy Parker. Mickey Prndrrgra� , Patty Phagan,Pam Price, loseph Prm . I aurel Rainey, Catherine Raisner. Wayne Randall. Kotieri Redding Deborah Reece, Rebecca Roberts, Rodney Roland, Gin 73 Rowdl, Ceorge Russell, Cary Rutledge, Will Sawyer, James Sliarbdugh, Kathryn Sherwood, Kn kv Shiitlett Neil Slioal, Vicki Shouppe, Mary Ann Smith. James Sparks, ArlgetoUS Spencer. Faye Stein met , Juanita Si rip! in, Lyn Stuckey. Felix Thomas, Charles Trensch, Kn Vaught, Ellen Wald rip, Steve Warren, Karen Warwick, F,|. West, ThatMeus Whitehurst, Vldry Whitley, Susan Williams, Chuck Williamson, Allan Williamson, Slieiry W'ilson, Harold Winter, Linda Withers, Joy 74 FRESHMEN Abbot i, Cfjsg Abrams, Alberi Allen, Carolyn Allen, Emory Alexander. Elizabeth Alvarez. Mary Ann Anderson, Hayward Arden. April Ashley, Allison Baton. Barbara 75 Bagiev, John Neal Bailey, Phyllis Hanks. fames H Becker, it M Heecham, Sieve Bel loir, Mich de A. Berry, William I Rikos, Mark O. Bill's, Debra M Bladon, Andrew 15 Bledsoe. Michael L Bodcir, Margaret A. Borer. Conn! E. Bernstein, Phyllis K Born, Cesar A Brewlon, Teresa A Brogdon, Gerald W. Brooks, Teresa Brown, Ioni L. Bouton, Melinda I Burpirs, William H Burriss, Mac M. Bur son, Walter K Byrnes, lames T. Cardwell. Miry lane Carpenter, Charles M. Carr, lames A, Carroll. |ohn M. Casli, Peggy Chambers, Krislin I 76 Chow, lane F Clark. Randy Coal ton, Ujftin H. Coales, Wiliam si, Colbert. Patricia A. Conley. Michael A. Copeland, Linda R- Coppagc. |e vnie F Cotton, Todd Courtenay Qjll D Dean. |it rev A. Dean, jelfrey It. Deavor, lames F . Dennis, Richard A. Dewell. William M. Dorsey, H, Callaway Drew, Darcel F. Dudek, Irene C. Erie son. Mike fi, Ernst, Beniamin II. Evans. Alon n W. Evans, Caryl Fanaro, Ronald S. Favors, Deborah |. E ker |ac t|ue Frscher. Fran Ford. William C., Fretwell. Qumiin Fruits. Paul F. fusion, lane L. Canter, Judy Gallon, Charles Gaston, James Gibson, Rusty Glover. Uremia Gordon, Robert Hair, Charlie Hill, Laurie Harris, Charles Harris, Joyce Mar rod. Lawrence Haynes, Kenneth Heaton, lames Hendrix, Meal a Joy Herndon, Thomas links, lorry bidding, Rick Holmes, Michael Holt, Debra Hopponen, I iKind.i Horlon, Kit hard Hoskins, Carlyn Howell, Dan Hudson. Samuel Hyman, Randy Irwin. Debra Jackson, Rosemary Jenkins, Ian lennings, Tony Johnson, Haley 7fl Johnson. John Johnson, Sandra Jones, Rita Jones, Thomas Jones, fimoths Jordon. Sharon Kaler, Bam hi Kali ay, Wynn Kelly, James Kelly, Sheila KieJey, Cindy Kinsaul, Michael Kohao, William Koch, William Kokkdrincn, Nilo LaFavor. Jerry lane. Rif hard Larry, lames Lawrence. Slieree Lee, Mike Lesler. Cicjoy Littlejohn, Susan Loll Kimberly Lyle, Stephanie Lyons, Richard MacDonald, Karen Maddox, Shaw Madsen. Catherine Mahcine, Christopher Marnier i Peggy 79 Mjrbury. Tftoma s Martin. Trudi Maurice. Lynn May, Paul pup M (.Clung. Howard McKee, Judy McKeniip, Glenn MrKissick. Brvan U Queen, Michael MtTyrp, Maimne Mil burn, George Miller, Boh Miller faith Milchell, Kate Mitchell, Sally Monroe, Bradford Monroe, Merlin Moody, Maxine Morris. Car ell Morris, Michael Morrissey, Brian Mourn, RolH'M Mullins, foy Murphy, Karen Myer, Darlene Myrick. Gerald Neff, |ohn Nesom, Ian Nellies, Charles Nit . Nancy 80 O'Shell. Tracy Owens, Lee PadgclC R_ Ojfk'Hc Page, Steven Pappas, Pamela Parrish, Benjk- Pawley, Edward Pellelt, Marguerite Pennington, Eve Prince. Robin Raven. Gloria Redding, Bob Redding, Steve Reed, Carlos Lee Reeves, Cheryl Reichert Debra Roach, Christie Roberts. Patrice Eileen Robinson, Darrell Lee Rogers, R. Mark Rogers, Richard Rouse. Catherine Rozier, Elmer Rudolph. David Run. Randy Russell, David Sand!son, Ootln Santana, Alberto Seiplp, Sharon Sect on. Jeanne HI Sh.K klciord, Glynn Simpson. Panel Smith, Arlhur Smith, Charles Smith. Mart ia SUdlrr Donald Stant it. Icffory St.irmtr Ronny Stawjra, Mark Stephens, Margate Stephen� , Susan Stewart, Carlton Stewart. Ray Suellati, Kim Suit er. Slierrv Swerrxk, Anthony Tanner, William Taylor, Rirkv Taylor, Steven Thompson, Billy Thompson, David Thompson, Melissa Thornton, Robert Thrower, Donna Topley, Debbie I urnor, Julie Ussery, Larry Vaughn, Ir.inkliii Waddell. Nancy Walker, Clarence H2 Wjip� , Admiral D, Weathershee, I yrme Weinberg, Mary We-i Robeo Whatley, While, Barry Whitten, Kaihv Williams, Cnnme Williams, Druriell Williams, V la Williams W.H Wilson, Shirley Wood, Sta rt a an n Vales, Carter Zachery, Constance bj STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Kneeling: Sean () Neal. Jot- Kite, |ohn Nolan, Scari Finnegan. 2nd Row: Kevin Kennedy, Set,-Treat, lorn Senairo, Don Miller, lane Fusion, Susan Mashburn, B«k Sherwood, I ouis |iilinson, Prev Joe Davis, Laris King, Yvelle Miller, Chlihi' Roberts, 3rd Ron Henry Mullen, Alfred B.istin. Allen Mgllcn. tuny Robin, Bill Tanner limniy On Alfred Randall, lerrv Cerasini, Randy Crutchfield. David Hoak, Bill Kcuhcari. Nol Pictured: V■ Pres. Neil Crain, lay Merritt. Richard Duiguid. flh 1974-75 president |oe Davis sw ears in 1975-76 president David F-loak. STUDENT UNION ACTIVITIES BOARD Kalhi Padgett, Chairman Charlie Roberts Jimmy Orr Leon Larke Wynn Kail ay Bill Keilhcarl Marlin Bryson John Dunn Beth I aPcnna David Price Jodi Williams Joe Rice Becky Sherwood Alfred Bastin HONOR COUNCIL Fred Niemann Wynona Sharpe Dori Miller Robert Alexander Martha Turner Jimmy Orr Rill Barber F aim da Crawford JUDICIAL COMMITTEE Charlie Robert , sun Fogle, Chiel Justice George Rums tv. Alfred Randall. Sieve Hogan, Martha Neal ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS BLACK STUDENTS ALLIANCE Steering Committee David Lassie r — Chairman Leon Larke Nathaniel Glover (udy Williams lanice Davis Elvenie Winchester David Pryor Robert Alexander Elaine Harris Donoval Bethel. |r R.O.T.C Marauder From Row: lim Adjmv Bob Millvniih. Dannv tireene, 1 .irrv H.immjrk, David Ri e� UMer Eisner. Bark Row; Dave Hooker, Stone Redding, lames Spencer, Terry Mularly, Carl fambro, Ron Wallets «J0 MS III Front Row: Webb C url lames Edmonds. Ken Thompson, Chad Omening. Jtm Adams, Back Row: Cap:. Webb, Lester f. I Slier, Ron Walters, David Haines, John Caskey, Rob Williams. 92 93 BLUE KEY Front Row: SlPVO Hofi.it� Kevin Kennedy. Wendell Duncan, Sto� Kilgore; Middle Rou: Df. War nock l-twl Niemann, lay Merrill, Dr, |.m, Roddy Hardee; Bark Row John Randall. Robert Alexander. I auy CU-menls, lohn Cadcpy, linimv On. Allen Mullet� , Mr. Win-- CARDINAL KEY Martha Turner, Joy Wither-, Cynthia IVtr ilia, Susan Shipley, Clenise Surmisth, Linda Danlnrlh. Pori Miller, Katie Cantwell, Lisa EkrisOn them. 1 ienhoji, Melis-..! Sharpe, I'sl Green. Uarb Kirby. Chorie Parker, Iny Putkell. Annie Itrmijjhlnn. Sarah G.imiii. Silly Ry.lls, |oy lohnsoil. 94 GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON Isi Row : Dr. Marquarl, Lisj Benson, kjtie Canlaell, Susan Rayburn.. |aifl Steven-s, lle.ina Iandron Maria Carda, Linda (iuydon, B.|. Crubbs. Hillv McLendon, Don Robinson. 2r|cl Row: lini Hopkins, Larry Qnwriis, Allen Mullen. Iniit) ftodnque, Breu Bnlholnsf, Roddy Hardee, Bob Chrlsr. BETA BETA BETA 9$ 1st Row loan Si evens. Susan Rayburn, Wendell Duncan. Connie Smith. Jnd Row: K,1. Grubb l� sa Ben con, Lherie Lienhio. Cyttllvv Peir-iJia Ird Ross Billy M(Lyndon. Linda Cuydon, Larry Clements. Ram frantham. 4lh Row; Bill Shirley, Robert Alexander. Calvin Hoyt, Rnddv Hardee, Bob Chrisi. Sth Row Rpsalyn lartim, Bit hard Fyke, Cherie Parker. Do tig Ma ur, ProLcs or Ware. KAPPA DELTA EPSILON SS front Row: Kerry Price, tan Pern1. VVynonj Sharpe, Middle Chmim.lv Bar I Kmv: Belinda Howard Lena Reeves, |ov i tee Row kav Mipgms. Vicki MacDonald. Karen SIGMA TAU GAMMA front Row faith Miller, Rosemary Jackson Eliraberl) Alexander, Don Miller, Cleilive Stonitsch, Linda Walker Missy Adornat: Middle Row: Susan Adccn Linda Danforth. Natalie Lewis, Beth loreman. Susan Herndon Vicki MacDonald, lees a Mr Kneel v; Back Row Debra Irwin, |ov Withers Sherry Sulcer Sherry Upchurch, Cynthia Pelralia. lane Chow. PeRRy luonj� Sharon Hardmll, Laurel Prma 9b SIGMA MU 1st Row: Roddy Hardee, Larry Clements, Stoll Kilgore, Michael Vullo. 2nd Row Mi. Slenlr, Molly Marlin Ann Bergquis! Mrs. Hennecy, Pa- Intia Gmc, Suzanne Hamilton, Sharon Elrod, Linda Walker, Don Millet, Mi. Morgan, Jan Petty, Sherry Stevens, Sybil Blalock. Ird Row: D Hammond, Dr. (dines. Dr. Fin k, Robert Taylor. Dr. Plait. Tom Roper, ludith Miley. Arthur Christie, fames Hannalnrd. Ed Corson, Dean Taylor. PHI ETA SIGMA Net Members: Gerald Wane Brogdco tarry Newron Brownlee George Boyce Connell lames Patton Deavor Richard Arlen Dennis, |r. William Marshall Dewell, Jr. Charles Paul Edwards Quentin Fret well lames McCarter Gaston, )r Marlin L eland Frjlijin David Charles Hancock Joseph Gene Hinson I imothy trying lories Eugene Wynn K.illay II Terry Venti Kelley Willard Ross Marlin Howard Troy McCJung Michael Anthony McClurrg Merlin Eugene Monroe Bnan John Morrissey Robert Vernon Mouro. Jr. Charles Douglas Nettles Benjamin Franklin Parrish Calder Finney Pinkston David Anthony Rudolph Mark Anthony Stawara Anthony Lynn Stub its Caswell Stoll Turner Chris Joseph Walker David Arthur Walker 97 ALGERNON SYDNEY SULLIVAN AWARD MARTHA HUNTA HAM SCA — Academic Affair . Committee; Waverly Conference; Student Lift Committee — Cardinal Key; Dean s List; Kappa Della Epsilon; Who's Who; President's Committee on Energy Conservation; University Year for Action; Associated Women Stu- dents; Alternate Freshmen Program Student Assistant; Cluster Writing Staff; Board Member of the Macon Council on Human Relations; Cliry salis; Assistant Director at Georgia Re- habilitaiton Center for Women; In gram School Volunteer 9a NEIL EDWARD C RAIN 5GA Vice President; Senator at Large; Academic Affairs Committee Chairman; Appropriations Com- mittee; Human Relations Committee Chairman; Faculty Observer — Wa- verly Conference; Alternate Freshman Program Assistani; Co-Editor of EFP Bulletin; Ouster Staff; Cauldron Staff; Red Cross Blood Drive Coordinator; University Energy Committee; SCA Fiscal Review Committee; Honor Council. Justice and Chief justic e; Blue Key Chaplain and Treasurer; Pres- ident’s Committee to Study Activities Spending; Student Chairman, Student Faculty Board of Appropriations; Polit ical Science Department Assistant; Dean's List; Who's Who WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Russell Carl Abernathy Ann Marie Bergquist Sybil Ann Blalock I a niece Carol Brand I Kathleen Ann Cantwell Robert Matthew Christ Thomas Conrad Clay Larry V.L. Clements Neil Edward Crain Joseph Waldon Davis David Timothy Estes Lamar Geddis Nathaniel Glover Margaret Olive Gould Karen Sue Criflith Martha Hunt a Ham Cynthia Joy Johnson Scott franklin Kilgore David laster James Biddle Merritt. Jr. Dora Ann Miller Sanford Allen Mullen Karen Christie Murphey Fred Paul Niemann Cheriu tynn Parker David Alvali Pearce Cynthia Lynn Petralia John W. Randall, Jr. Thomas Burns Roper Wynona Erscll Sharpe Mary Susan Shipley Teresa Lee Tvner Lynda Walker LAW Robert Merle Clyatt Lynwood Deal Jordan, |r. pharmacy Joe Kenneth Wallace Alan Bert Mckay DEBATE ST.irutirij’ Mark lUiirw ki, Greg Hammnnd, Wayne Oliver, Geral(1 Hrngdon, Ired Niemann, iplTtey H. Dean, Sitting: Chuck Smith. Scott Ldson, Brian fekcty, Octavia Baker. Not Pictured: Steve Ewing, Sean Finnegan. MERCER PLAYERS Sick Row: Roy Gray, Denise Warner , Sam Harrison, Mike Strange-. 1onie Dobbs, Natalie Lewis, Mack Portet' Becky sit Knight' Middle Row; l in da Danterth, Cindy Wynn, Karen Christman. Michael Deep' Charles Thomas'. Sandy Chapman ■, Steven Page, Elaine Woollolk, Lisa Benson lames Gaston. Front Row Todd Cotton, Amy Floyd , lames Lindsey, Paul Oppy — Alpha Psi Omega CHOIR Front Row: loseph Ltt’b. William Mitchell lanito Haygaoil. Rita Barlow Robin Prince. Debbi Reichert. Sharon Seiple faith Miller. Variny Mam. Nanc y Anne Nil . Carol Post. Lynn Maurice, Barbara Altman iBasso Conlinuoi. lames Carmichael iClrganisll C3r Uim-ri Marshall (Cun due tori; 2nd Row- Brenda loams. Linda Swain, Cheryl Marts, Stephanie Lyle. Lyn Slripllrt, Sandy Chapman, lenriie foppage. Cheryl Ellington. Sharon Lyle, |t y Withers (Pres.I, Sue Ann Guess; ircJ Row: Linda Dan forth. Mary lane Cardwell, Catherine Ramey, Kostin Chambers, (an leoknts. Susan VVhiltev. Sandy Frisco, Ginger Hill, Sue Burton, Laurel Prmc (Scc.-treJs.), Fran Fischer. Karen Murphy, Back Row Liars VKens Cecil Gwyn, Craig Abbott, Victor lack son. lim lours, Wayne Cook, |oe Morris iVJ' lim Shearur� . Kenneth Haynes. Bill Man'll lames Id month iChajilaim, Ijitios Davy son. Richard Dennis. Russ Abernathy. Alton Basilico. Dennis Cain. tin BAND FrcjrtI Row KrVirl Murphey, Fin hard jolly. |Snlt WhalU-y Dr Arthur Sf Fiocncifl; 2nd Row |.imi s Elder. Dan Howell. QuiNtlir Irrlvvell. Mmis Deavor; Ird Row: Cathy Hall, William Ashley. |nr StboorioK, Mickey Bledsoe, Hack Row: Dewey Waters, Donald Williams Not pictured. Haley [ohrison 102 CHEERLEADERS Hi Row: The Hear, Sloan Urennon 2nd Row lay Henrirw, Calvin fppv Kjihu- Sharbaugh, |ohn Nolan Kathy Wool folk, Harold Rolling, Co- Capi. Ceofge PerratiM, Co-Capl. Cherie Linnhop, Erntwt leo.. licenda Bradley, Anwt Broughton, t.nt MaCall. Ann Bergquui. Jim Gawriluk, Sandy lohnson, Oru Hjggan 103 MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Ffonl Row: Scoll Kilgore, |oy Withers, Jennie Coppage, Rita Karlnss (VPi, Diane Shave; Middle Roys: Gary Aikerts, AJired Bastin, Bobby Ritih; Bas k Row: lames Edmonds (Pres ! Jimmy Elder, Danny Gordon. KM alpha phi OMEGA SERVICE FRATERNITY Top Rum ; Prt-sldtio, Russcff Ah ‘r “ • «' JSrsuS , Sr Ku “ r,orj| KroBdOM Edmonds. Bill un.lr' EX 'F—. u. £ ............ Ara s mnm« couple m ! ssr cX'jr Frcml Row; Irvin Deny, Linda Few, Middle Row; Steve Causey - F Oiler, lane Fusion; Hack Row: Yvelle Miller. C7Nmk Williams. Sammy Hudson. Karon Harrell. Falinda Crawford. Mickey Bledsoe. Nor pictured: Chris Negroni. Paul Parc ells Photographers. lot) PUBLIC INTEREST RESEARCH GROUP P.l RG. ORGANIZING COMMITTEE — Mercer Representative «3rd from left read Joe Davis i. AIU M Wjttley 2 Beily Jane Uann v M.iry 4 lori Williams i |odv Gruitor ii I ili ili Ann Rainey 7 David MtGphpp fl Lucy F ripdl 9, Unfits Lunem 10 Jill Hj� nrif s 11 |jn Hastings 12. Rubi-rl Monro II tli jbdh Slulihi 11 Anno ftjylm I?. Di, iloni‘ Vocelle Ih, Gail WTItorrg 1 7. Melanie knit' Ifl Barbara |nnes 1l 9 12 20i. Meredith Foster 20. Heidi Aslrsnn 2 i taihy Walsk 22 Apr it An km 2 J- P.itli Roberts 24. Martha Whiltertet 21. Dfii Moredotk 2 k Audi Dun 27. Usa Reynolds 20 Kim MclntMh 29. Becky Davis 10. Robin C Jpt'll 11 Sherry Caldwell 2. Sunn Rmvden 13. Susre lli.is 14. Pam Gregory 15 Rnsanne Cassidy M . Don Miller 17, Gail Wiritxin 10 Pan Jackson 19. Kay Turner 10. Ihliv Par kef 4 t Kjren 1 11 ot'k 110 ■•Sei ALPHA DELTA PI •ArfA Gk BETA SIGMA The AAF1 's had tin active year at Mercer in 1974- � . I,ill quarter they placed 2nd in AXA sururify football Olher intramural spurts the AAIT s participated in were volleyball, softball, and basketball, During Winter quarter the sisters of Beta Sigma chapter spent a week- end at Beech Mountain. Alpha Delta Pi activities also included participation in Derby Day, winning 1st place in thi IN Relays, an annual skating party, a Parents Bancjuet, and a Spring Dance, rounding out a successful year for the A An s. � m ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Ffnnl Row: |oy Williams Carolyn AJIm, Cunni Burri. Sturni Mi-noili . 2nd ftow: ChrlsOv RiMth tr Wilbers. Su jn Ackov Dobbie Raithfd, Bt ih Furmun; trrt Ron: Sjr,it« C.imjji. Sherry Suker, Cynrhid Pi lr.ih«i. Ihok t diuv Jth Row: K«Uhy Pritthard, Li(j Shuts!jet. Chris Hrnson, Barbara Bacon, Pam Pappas; 5ih Krm Gaylc Ctimptun. NaUiln I i-svis, bvi Black, lana Culi-: Mh Row Su v Rrrhinson. Ellen Vjugfol, Melinda Bunton; fi.w k: |enny Illis Alpha Cam led an active life of sisterhood in T974-71. Throughout the year they held several service projects such as parties for orphans, singing ai nursing homes, raising money lor cleft palate and cancer research, ushered a! campus plays, and partit ipated in the blood drive. Socially the Alpha Gams held several parlies and dances. They also spent a winter weekend at the Renegade Lodge in CrOSsvillc, Tennessee. During spring GAMMA IOTA quarter iheATAs went tubing down the Mint River with the I • Alphs Gams were also active in campus and academic affairs being involved with such organizations as Cardinal Key, Beta Beta Beta, Who s Who in American Colleges and Universities, KAE ITT AYVS Iurlni.il, 5GA committees, and University Senate subcommittees. The sisters of AfA are looking forward to an even better and brighter future- 13 1 M ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA 1 Shirley lora ’ Berdrll Cook Cjrolyn Oiiwlm 4. |u.in 1.'i Cook i N.UjIT|i Mi Mill, n (i lorpnij Wright 7. Shtrron MrCjuffn B. Deborah lohnson 4J. Brnit.i Mart 10. Chwylp lohnson I I, I'byIIi lljncock lj, Dcbdrdh Jamt I t. flirpnu Winchester M. ItirelUi Crier IOTA ETA lola Eta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. was chartered on the campus of Mercer Uni versify, January I I, 1975 with seventeen chartered members. Deborah Ann Johnson is presently serving as Basilcus of (he chapter. Some of the events the lota Eta chapter spon- sored were AKA Founders Day, a sing at McAfee Towers, various car washes, a dance, selling of dinners, hot dog sales, and a trip to Six Flags Over Georgia, The chapter participated in Ihe AVVS Valentine s Ball. Ihe Regional Conferente in Orlando, Florida, Derby Day, Ihe Unionville Clean up Program, the Panhellenic doughnut sale, the Panhellenic Cancer Crusade, and various church programs and other campus activities. Three of the charter members were Seniors, YVynona Sharpe, Lorelto Grier and Lorenia Wright. After graduation YVynona plans To do graduate work in math education, lorelto will be attending dentistry school and Lorenia plans to do social work. NEOPHVTE : Mellena Hill Deborah Wells Swi'citori Chwvlt1 lohmson ALPHA PHI ALPHA IOTA ETA In Iheir ursi tompldc year ,il Merter the Alphas spon- sored a cancer, drive, participated in the Red Cross blood drive and played intramural basketball. The pledging of I $ brought the fraternity size up to IT They also hosted the A$A Male Convention which gathered more than . “0 Alphas lo Mac oil- Three brothers a item led the National Convention and 2 brothers. Charles O. Eddy and Robert t. Alexander, graduated. Ir all the Alphas enjoyed a slk cexsiul year of upbuilding at Mercer. Brothers: louts Johnson, Waldo Johnson, Darryl Iordan: Bar C Kim : lim Dawson. Robert Randall. Hobby Vaughn. Rotxrri Alexander. Wjllai i Johnson from: Pledge Sftis ih( ,iri Phyllis Bailey, Pledges; CarrHI Morris, David F'ryoi One Haggan. Iiimes C.ur. ALPHA TAU OMEGA I. Van Uronsuu 2 Mark Kelley J. fril Miner (. Fred Nx'm.tnn V Henry Mullrn ft, Ritk Hughes 7, Dee Burkell 5. Chris Mil.iii 9 Richard fyke 10 Marlin Bryson II. I atry Thomason 12 Tom 1 yorvs 11. )immy Orr l-l lerrv Mularkt'y I '5. Bill Tanner 1ft Kfilli Wise I' Allen Mullen 15, Marly Cudlwn 19- Randy Bishop 21). Mike Wood 21. Greg Si emore 22 Russ Powell 2 5. Mike Smilh 24 Tony Slcihits 25. Dick Lyons 21) Tom Merrill 2“ Dale Moore 28 Dave Mar bury 29 Kevin Kennedy 50. Steve Kirkley 51. Robert Chapman 52. Greg Grove 5 S Clyde Patierun 54. Terry Garland 55. |oe Rodoffer (fi. Tom Mar bury 5?, Larry Genta 5ft fti'dlortl 5mlib ALPHA ZETA Alpha Tau Omega's 9fjih year at Mercer was one oi great accomplishment. A number o| Tatis showed much leadership in campus organizations. Si were elected To the SC A, i served on SUAB, and 2 edged on the Honor Council. Four ATfJ s were members of Blur Key nii hiding the newly elected president and vice-president, Other or- ganizations led by Tan presidents weie TZE ( hemir al I u lernily andAIP TKA Forensic Fraterniiy. Taus also achieved recognition as members in Bela Beta Beta, 0HI Who's Who, and IM Athletically AT ft excelled by placing member-, nn the basketball, baseball, soccer, and golt teams. The Alpha Taus successtully deiended their Greek league lootball title and went on to win 1st place in intramural football. They also placed 2nd in Greek league basketball, and son ball, and won the Greek games, these accomplishments alongwith victories in many minor sports resulted m ATO winning the overall intramural championship. Socially the Taus held such activities as conkonls at the lodge, pledge-brother parlies at Shaheen s Lake, and a memorable Christmas party ATO Weekend muiuli’d ml the year for the Taus providing a suitable close ol the year's social events. 119 Biick Row Ano Rec quisl. Kathy Kay. Karen Warren. Sloan Oicnnun. )«i kir Jones Kate Mitchell. 2nd Row: Martha Turner, Sharon Staple. Pat ( ill Ratine Sharbaugh, Karen MacDonald. |uhe • ardell, |oy Puckett |jne Fusion, Annie Broughton, rd Row Helen Wilson, Alice Lamb. Catherine Madsen. Maitha Ropers, I inrf.i Winter. Cjrlyn Hoskins. Paulette May Sue Bui ton. Darlene Padgett, laura Tanning. Anne Browning, Front Row: Kim Suellau. Becky Roper. |un Ktinneke. Kao-n Murphy. Allison Ashley, Ian Cress. Michele Rellmr, Catherine Rouse Darlene Myer. Trurli Martin. Marraann Wood. It.imhi Kali's, Barbata Bell, Ian Nesom. 120 CHI OMEGA PSI GAMMA fall rush brought 28 pledges to Mercer's chapter of Chi Omega. Fall also brought sorority football in which the Chi O's tied for first place1 with Phi Mu. Among Chi O's other athletic endeavors they placed 2nd in basketball, and participated in volleyball, soil- ball, and the Z N K el ay s a s wel I Chi O also performed various services for the com- munity throughout the year such as taking blind children to the fair, holding a Thanksgiving party tor underprivileged kids with AXA . and singing to the el- derly at Bell Arbor. Other service projects included car washes to raise money tor the tennis team, and giving blood at the Red Cross blood drive. Another fund raising project was the pledge auction for which the proceeds helped pay for the pledge- sister dance. The Xft s also held a faculty tea and an alumnae tea. At Homecoming Check1 lienhop was named Tot. Spring quarter the chapter attended XO Stale Day in Atlanta and Parents Weekend was held as well. Chi O placed 2nd in the Spring Follies in which Sally Ryals was named best actress. Perhaps the grea- test highlight of spring quarter was the weekend in Panama City which was a tun filled climax to an out standing year for Chi Omega. SISTtRS — Cymhia Crawlord (Assi. Advisor . Yveite Miller. Vicki Harris, Karhv Bryant. lanice Davis,. Back Row Sharon HarrlnoU .Angelous Sparks. Beverly Randall, Mrs PaUio,i Rohinson (Advisor) Falrnda Crawford, Teresa Dunn. Ellameasc Bank . DELTA SIGMA THETA IOTA SIGMA The sisters of Della Sigma Theta, Inc. spent the year performing various community services. Among these were mental health projects at a community nursing home and at the Women s State Prison in Milledgeville. They also took some children from the Blind Academy to the fair. In the field of education the Deltas worked in a tutorial program and at a creative learning clav care tenter. Other at tivities included counseling with Upward Bound students, and par- ticipation in the campus blood drive, plus carwashes, dances, and a iashion show. The Deltas disc.) celebrated Founders Day with the Macon Alumnae Chapter and May Week. PYRAMIDS Virginia Uumjv Den st Carswell, Jackie Glover, Sturan Troy Etacl. Row; Donna Wileo , VVrsie Bell Virginia Rofand, kmel Cornelius kathy Wool folk. KAPPA ALPHA ORDER 1.Larry Kin|{ 2 Chui k 1. Stierlry Pow.-ll 4. Nick Vigilanti' j. Si-dil O'Nval i. jiiri VViruhcMcr 7 Mike SotitJ 12 Erie Haas I C Boh Coffman 14 Butch Bass Pi Scott Houw t6. Mark Baxter IBilly Walker IB AMic Mjum B. Tony Gavin 1. Hal Wilson 10. (efl Jones 11. Ricky lie'll 14 Eddie Puts 20 Ronald James 21. Ralph Htbbli- 22. Fmmilt Griggs KAPPA CHAPTER The Southern Gentlemen led tin active 102nd year ai Mercer. Fall rush brought 20 new pledges into the KA fold. Throughout the year Kappa Alpha held eight parties with sororities. The annual celebration ot Robert E_ Lee's birthday and the founding of the order, commonly known as Con- vivium, was celebrated at the Dempsey Hotel. The biggest event ot the year was Old South Week which ended with the Old South Rail at the Idle Hour Country Club. Miss Charlene Vocelle was selected KA Rose replacing Susan Dixon, who reigned as Rose for the past year, Athletically the KA's placeri 2nd in Greek league football and volleyball and were 4th in softball. The end of the year was celebrated at Tuesday night grain parlies at the house. KAPPA SIGMA ALPHA BETA Ihe year 1974-75 started one well for the Kappa s gs as they pledged 19 men and later pit keel up 6 more through wildcat rush. A party for orphans was held with Ihe 1 M s and Ihe brothers anil pledges also painted (he home of an elderly lady. Winter quarter a formal was held al Ihe Idle Hour Country Club. During the spring the KI s held their Stardust Weekend irr Panama City. Ihe Sigs ended the year with a 0 s party. 1- Lee Rich.if river 0. Jim Wetland 2. Dart pee Myer 21. lay Merritt 3, Bob Christ 22, Debra Connell 4. Jan Mi'wm 21. Scott Turner 5. Charlie Davis 24. Roddy Hardee (i Ihtvid Ipjlni-j 2S Albert Santana 7, John McClung 2b. Lori Williams 8. Howard McCtung 27. |an Cress 9, Bob Miller 28, Richard 1 ant- 10. Judy McKee 29. Carlos Reed 11, Tim Vaughn ;U. Bill Barber 12. Shaw- Maddox 11. Ray Stewart 11. Erie Kinard S2 Brooks Plaits 14. David Pearce 33. Bonjie Ernst 15- David Hurl 4. Ed Herndon 10. Jett Dear 35. |oy Puckett 17. Jan Hastings 1b. Scott Kilgore IB. Larry lames 19. Cathy Young 17. Kush Powers From Row: Chuck Williams, Doug Gibson, P.m Dimniotk, Wall BoSIQt), Richard Dennis. Michael l.hapline, Wendell Duncan, Hal MfCluii' Rusty Gibson, Wayne Rrggmv Bill KmH: Middle Row: Drew Miller. Henry Harris, Rob Nixon. Phil loll. Gary Pool. Paul Bowen. Fran Kuer i. Jim I ..nsriftik. Mike Mrf arler, John Nolan. |ohn Caskey H.vry Wright, iru Myhre, lames Idmontk, Back Mow: ItiJI Wondlin, Ru Lv l.iyior, Idtlie David. Mac Burns ., I SFi.isv, Rick Smilh, Mike Morris. Mark McCall, Greg lluUey, Rick Malullie, Ken Kearney, Mr. John T. Crowley. WHITE ROSES: Kaihie SFt.lrblUgh Karen C.rillUh Arey Sweetheart. Nani y MfCluskpy, Jenny Ellis. |oanie Wrighl, Debbie Dersuiveh |.m Kunneke, Suav Robinson. Ann BefgqmM, Mrs Edith Crowley, Jana Cjrle: Back Row: Marcs Klein. 12« LAMBDA CHI ALPHA ZETA OMEGA The Lambda Chis began tht year with «3 strong rush, which included A keg party at the Butcher Shop, several parlies at the lodge, two dances, and resulted in the addition of 20 new names to the chapter roll. Not only did the Chis participate in all intramural sports but they also sponsored sorori I y football. At Thanksgiving the XT! held a party with AXA tor some children from a day care center. Throughout the year several other parties were held, including a creek party, the annual Christmas party , and high school weekend for incoming Ireshmen. Other highlights of the year were a 2nd place Homecoming display, Spring Weekend in Gatlin gburg, participation in the Blood Drive, and an intra fra fern ity tennis tournament. Lambda Chi celebrated if 25th year at Mercer with a ritual exemplification for the alumni in which Richard Dennis became the 129th initiate of Zeta Omega chapter. The anniversary weekend activities were concluded with a banquet and sweetheart dance at Idle’ Hour Country Club where Miss |an hunneke was announced as Sweet heart for 1975-76. On April 29th gangsters front AXA kidnapped WMAZTV sports director Hobby Hope during the 6 n clock new s. The ransom was for the viewing public to send contributions to the American Cancer Society. In all, it was a big year for the great Green Machine. 129 I I .1 tdsvard Tcrr ' S. Kevin Creenaugh t. Solomon Jones 7. Matbanid Middleton a. Greg Tester 12. Sylvester Bailey 11. Richard Dwguid 14, |erry Hkks 15. Roy Bennett 1b, Roosevelt Lester 130 OMEGA PSI PHI GAMMA ZETA Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Ins:., was founded at Howard University in Washington. D C. over fitly years ago. The fraternity is highly dedicated to the four cardinal principles of manhood, scholarship, perseverance, and uplift. The brothers of Gamma Zeta chapter here at Mercer, although the subject of much controversy, continue to stand as one f ur spirit will not be broken. OMEGA PEARLS Vanessa Bryant, IcJnle Sampson Middle Row Sheree I dsyrt'iue, Patricia Colbert, Audrey Glover. Top: Janet Griltin I DIM iM.iniKJCh Bob Olsen I. Edmund Goddard 41 Stan Carpenter i. Ed Pauley Fi Mike Letlih 7, Have Pritchard fl. Rusty DeuHch 0. Mark Pat lord 10. Ftohby ttoljerison 11 lorn Kell 12 Con me tones 13. Bill Hou«t U. Tim Murray IV Kevin lacoby Ifj Joel Wood 17. Mjff Corinally Ifl. Peggy Bn dot l‘t Chink Cioppi 20. Wayne Oliver 21. Brian McKissir k it. Ranni Burts 2.3, Preston Prevail 24. CharlieCarpentet PHI DELTA THETA Phi Della Jhofa began the year by pledging 22 men. During the fall the Phi Dells cleared land for a lake for the YWt A and held four car washes. Winter quarter $A0 had their Sweetheart dance at the Pinebrook Inn where the pin was retired to Connie lories, who had been Sweet- heart tor the pasl lour years, and Peggy Rodor became the new Sweetheart. As a spring service project the Phi Delts spent two Wednesdays at the Macon Area Rehabilitation Center cleaning the rounds and building walls. Several brothers continued to work at MARC with the kids. In the Red Cross blood drive Phi Della had the 2nd highest percent- age of donations among the fraternities. Fifteen pro spec - five students attended Cowboy Weekend during which a barbecue, dance, and skeet shoo! were held. The brothers of Georgia Gamma also initiated a new chapter at Georgia College in Milledgeville. Phi Delts from all over the nation Were there. 133 I Su UA llartskeld 2. loyMulMn ! Betty George 1. t‘.n‘irlu n Williams fl'-i'.i TmwnlHum li. Karen Dtmnjgh “ Ueih Unger� 8. Mmc v IJet oha . i llarli Kirby 10. Mi«y Mi'ln 11 Kjilty Sim 1.1 Plpn lkjrrvTH.in It Sal lie Piny an 14 Sue l)ill.uli.Ui 15. Crissie Kerry lt . Denise Miillmm 1“ fuarue Wright IK Melissa Burgess 19. Meg Atfjms -’0. Susan Willie 21 OllVMErl.de 04 22. Leste Insvpry 2.!. KLiontlj Wilson 24 Delira Connell 5 Mary Marlfu Allen 26, Carolyn Andetsm 2?. Calbv Higgins 28. Ton Marldns 29 lulu Rodrigue 10. Parks Popejoy 11 Lane Newdl 12 link M(Kpc 11. Mdrgarei East in 54 NJilt v CotrrnlV J5. Sue Bet ker 16 Caihy O'Connell t2 Marion Simmons lit Nancy Lasv W, Sury Snyder 40 Martha Coil II- Birth Price PHI MU ALPHA IOTA Phi Mu t washboard band played lor the (acuity and at other parties including spring open house lor the fraternities and baseball team. The band also raised money for Project Hope. Other PM service projects included working for a cancer drive and collecting Christmas presents lor orphans. In inframurals tied lor first place in football and soft ball and were first in basketball. The Phi Mu's also placed 2nd in the annual XN Relays. Winter quarter $M held their annual Doubles costume party. In the spring the sisters of Alpha lota hosted Phi Mu Stale Day and went to Panama City for a weekend. TWJf M HAINES 111 DAVID G HOOKER MIKE HUTCHINSON LARHT HAMMACK VICTOR J JACKSON JOE Ml CAMP JOHN R BONNER. JR. JAN JENKINS JANIE C| A TWO PI KAPPA PHI ALPHA ALPHA The Pi Kaps starlet! and ended ihe year with car washes and partied in between. They held a Halloween parly, a Valentine party, had pledge parlies, and several spontaneous parties. May 2 4 was spent on the beaches of Panama City. nK also held an Alumni Day-Founder's Day parly, and won Ihe Homecoming Spirit Award for the 4th year in a row. The Pi Kaps plan to continue their partying tradition next fall, in keeping with ihe adage ’Do it lil you're sa- tisfied. 117 Unit SISltKS 111 MINERVA: Karen Durr Becky Roper. Barbara |nm:v Julie RIch.krdMlO, Malian Willingham, Iruue Bern. Karla Bnbbill. Kay Turner. Mandrilkjy Ilrg| ini - Ssvi-Hlu-ort. luiy firedl. Dea Mofudtrck Led ftp Join c. Laura Rudisill, Belly (ant Mann. Aildi Durr From Row: Mf Clark, Danny Alliniuon C h.irlii- Roberta, Ronnie Boatright, Barb Kirby. David Price, Harry Cjvuin. Carter Yales Randy Hyman; Trid Row: Scott Meyer. Andy Blatlon, Doug Cullim. lohn K k lighter. Wynn K.ill,iy. Marshall Voyles, Mart Hikus, Tracy Hulun, Bryan Icskosky; Irtl Rosv: Artgi-fo Magnn, Notion Rowbroik. Mark Stawjra, Bay Rice, Keith McMahan. Eton Startler, Mike Conley; -Ith Row Mike Strcclm.m, Dung Dunn, John Lane, John Wright, Bri-ll Bolhofne� lunk Krllert, Rmirin' H.ir well Brian Morrissey, lint Cartel. Bill Harrison; jib Kosv Wayne Rjisner, |im Bailey, I rank Whiled. John Neil. Dan HosvHI, Chris Geiger, Bark Row George Mullen. SIGMA NU ETA The Sigma Nu s had the largest Jail pledge class with 27 pledge� . They were active in campus organizations uch as SGA, SUAB, debate- TIE . and held iht highesl scholastic average nl any fraternity on campus. Jn alhclelits IN placed rd in basketball, 2nd in volleyball. 1st in Greek league softball, 4th in the Greek Games, and 2nd overall in intramunak The an- nual IN Relays were won by AAIT . The IN s were also active socially, holding their While Star banquet at Idle Hour Country Club. Miss Barb Kirby was named Sweetheart for the second year in a row Spring Week- end was held in Daytona, It was a great year tor the Snakes of Eta chapter tllTLt SIMLRS I rout Row: Kate Mitchell. Kathy Sims, Suvtn Quivenbefry; Middle Row: Kim Suellau, I in (la Winter. Dune llurpt, B.itb Kiihy |Swi?ethea«li Runno- Bn.itiighl t Pledge MvoetheJiI': Bark Ross: Mail ha Thomas, Bonnli' Whaley. Kadi i Pailget I, lea War. k. 1U INTER FRATERNITY COUNCIL Victor Jackson i . Kcvm Kennellv ATfJ flftnjrd lamb SAE Wendell Duncan AXA tarry Jamc“, i KI1 lames Lindsey Q00 ■ Doug Dunn : ZN i, Bay fiir ■ 2N Or, Davis Advisori. Hal Wilson ( KA 1 Rodney Roberrs f1K0 Bill Manooch 0A0 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Chris! re Roach ALA • Susan Adcos • ATA • Melinda Bunion ATA lierdell took AKA Sharon McQueen AKA Feresj Dixon AX J Beverly Randall AZ0 Deborah Johnson AKA 1 Becky Roper i XQ Mice lamb i XO 1 Pam Tranlham AAfl Susan Bowden i AAfl i, Elena Tenebaum i 0M 1 Mercy de Cubas '0M 146 147 1h e Mercer soccer loam completed a successful year with a record ol 7-5. Under the direction of Coach Harry Myers the Bears chalked up wins river Clark College. Georgia lech, and (he College of Charleston and beat Georgia College and Georgia Southwestern twice each. Mercer fell victim to Georgia State twice and to Emory, Erskine, and Flagler, Treshman Pericles Flores and Sophomore Hugh Allen provided much of the offen- sive punch lor the Bears, Only Isvo Seniors. Val Dmolov and Roddy Hardee, graduate off the 7a-75 team leaving C’narb Myers with a talented group to work with in the future. SOCCER Back Row Gerald Brogrinn, Fred Allen, Man Walker. Roddy Hardee. John Nell. Inn Clegg, Ron Swiow, Hugh Alien, Andy Bladen, Bill Moody. Coarh Harry Myers; Iron) Row Joey Perkins. Mj( Robed |elf Dean. Sieven Page, tarry Ijmes. Victor Wells, Dan Allen Il.ivirl Price, Mark McCall, Kandy Bryant, Robed Hull, Dan Serato, Allan I mJericksoa 14« iO 151 BASKETBALL H,u k How Brown. ( n-jr l,iylw. Phil Cm hr-in, Loroy fUrniT, Roy BynMC Anrirn Brown, Jprry Thurtlnn. Chip ' «ml lot. Williv Cooppr Hi'.iiJCojth Hill Hibl : fttml Row: Sw-vo Hoodtjckum, |nv [vrti'ltr, trkoWyndtT, Howard Robrftson, |3t’nms Man-ton. Mercer -89 Georgia College 69 M picer - 7 b North Carolina A T 65 Mercer 76 Tennessee Tech 81 Merter 94 Southern MosoMppi 101 Mercer - 91 West Florida 85 Mercer 81 South Florida 84 Mercer 82 Iasi Carolina 121 Mercer 08 Tennessee Tech too Mercer 68 Georgia Tech 70 Mercer - 85 Georgia Southern 81 Mercer 81 U-T Chattanooga 84 Mercer „91 Louisiana Tech 66 Mercer -82 West Rorida 81 Mercer 98 Houston 99 Mercer 94 Univ. South Alabama 95 Mercer 0a Georgia Tech 91 Mercer 78 Sam lord 79 Mercer 92 Georgia State 80 Mercer 75 Va. Commonwealth 95 M ert er 81 5am ford 68 Mercer 76 Umv. South Alabama 67 Mercer 78 Georgia Southern 98 Mercer 61 Va- Commonwealth 68 Mercer 68 Florida State 91 Mercer 60 Georgia Stale 62 Mercer 75 ■Memphis State 93 153 Oespik' a disappointing 9-17 season record, the bdskelbdll Bears, under ihe leadership of new Head Coach Hill Bibb and Assistant Coach Larry Riley, played many exciting, close games, losing six of them by a total of only eight points. Teko VVynder was the leading scorer for I lie Hears, averaging 20.5 points per game. Leading rebounders wore lerry Thruston with 9,4 per game and Andre Brown averaging 9.9 per game. The Hears will be losing three senior players this year: Geary Taylor, Dennis Hanson, and Chip Coulter. 154 155 TEDDY BEARS The Women's basketball team, belter known as the Teddy Bears, completed another unbelievable year and capped il all oft with iheir second national lour nament appearance in the Iasi throe years. Coach Peggy Collins' girls finished will� a 2T-b record and a third place finish in the state lournjmerii. After finishing third in the AIAW Region III tournament the team accepted an invitation to play in the National Women's Invitational Tournament in Amarillo. Texas. The team finished 4th in the NWIT defeating John f. Kennedy College l ut losing to UCLA and Belmont. Syhil Blalock, was named an NWl I All American. 89 North GiitrgM 58 58 West Georgia 68 TO Georgia Southern 63 69 Berry Ml t 9 Valdosta Stale 5li 84 Shorter 52 97 Georgia College 54 86 Georgia Southern 53 84 Tennessee 83 S3 Valdosta Stale 51 74 Wimhrrjp Catasvba 41 38 CAIAW SIAIt l iIJRnAMENT 90 Univ. of Georgia 52 81 South Carolina 63 69 Fl. Valley Slate 74 56 Anderson 66 76 Georgia Southern 40 77 Norih Georgia 43 65 Shorter 59 REl ,IOIM III TOURNAMENT 86 Berry 7j 74 Miss. College 72 72 West Georgia 65 44 West Georgia 51 Bb talladega 48 bfl Miss. Umv tor 105 Auburn 68 Women 62 Barbara MtCoy '«iidrrjjn-ti, Lmda Callahan. Myiel Huskey, Sybil Blatnrk, Hilda Heard, Rhonda Sharp. Li? Dye, Diane Bpjuihamp, Dawn Baxley, Diane Owens (store keeper! 1% 157 MEN’S TENNIS The men's tennis season in 197S could best be described as one big in- jury, Injuries to various players a I various times in the season prevented Coach Jerry Turner's Rears from attaining the heights that were en- visioned when the season opened. Mercer's 1112 record was not a true indication of the team's talent Rajiv Kapur, the Bear s number one player, would have to rank as one of the school's most talented players but in- juries throughout the season prevented him from playing at lull strength. ttatk Kim; Andy Knott. Mnlin Monroe, tom Wtlscni, Miki- MtQueirn, tlill Et.trlon; Front Row Rit(iv Kdptir Sterling Smith. Dave Walker, Coach Jerry Turner 158 The women's tennis team turned in another outstanding season as the girls logged a season record in match play of 10-2. Sophomore Becky Reese, playing in the number one position, went through an un- defeated season and led the team to a second place finish in the state tournament that was dominated by the Uni- versity oi Georgia. Coach Margie Cooper has all of her troops returning next year for another run at the state championship. 159 Boick Row; Cathy Yuurtg, Cheryl Angrisi. Coach Margie Cooper, Billy Stearns: Front Kras- Becky Reese. Ov Dye, Debbie lewis Diane Beauchamp. BASEBALL Back Row: Coach Cliudf Smith, Robert Yopp, lohn Hurl, Mike Phillips. |im Rollins, Fred Head, Carl Discher, Rob Mitchell, Liny MtClbr Coach Barry Myers, kneeling: Bobby Hicks, rim Clifton, tiger Elgin, loe Pettini. Cecil F’aitersnn. Paul Burke, fay Crabtree. Demil Davis, Shaw Uiddni,Cri'(! Engle. Carlos Reed; Silling: Ronnie Boatright, Donna Charlton. Calhy Camps. 160 The baseball team, under the watchful eyes of Coach Claude Smith and Assistant Coac h Barry Myers, compiled an excellent 51-17 record. Alter getting off to a lb-1 f start the team hit a mid-season streak that saw them win 13 ol their next 15 games. Behind Ihe strong pitching ol John Hart and Robert Yopp the team defeated teams such as West Virginia, Miami, Michigan Stale, Georgia Tech, Georgia Southern, Florida State, and Auburn. Pitchers Denzil Davis, Jim Rollins, and tarry McCabe also turned in outstanding performances during the year. Coach Claude Smith completed his 50th year as Mercer's baseball coach. 3 Appalachian St. 1 Appalachian Si. 2 2 Weil Virgini J 8 12 West Virginia 2 0 Florida Si. S 0 Florida Si 4 11 ftultalo 4 0 Miami Fta. T1 a [tult.ilci 7 3 Michigan Sr. 8 4 Michigan St, 2 b Miami (Fla,) 2 0 Clem son 1 2 Clem son 3 8 Stonyhrwrk iNV) 7 0 Stonybrook iNYi 2 4 Hiram 1 10 Hiram 0 s Hiram 1 1 Georgia lech 0 0 Si. Xavier 2 0 St. Xavier 4 4 Piedmont 1 8 Piedmont 0 S Western Michigan 2 Ga. Southern 17 1 Ca. Southern 2 b Valdosta Si 4 b Sleivon 4 h Georgia College 1 12 Georgia College 0 b Valdosta Si 7 1 Ga, Cot 1 eye U 7 Ga. College 4 b (.a Southwestern 3 J Ga, Southern 1 2 Ca. Southern 1 5 Honda St. 2 0 Honda St. 5 5 Ga Southwestern 1 7 MiTCiv-Atlama 3 J Mwcer-Atlantd 2 0 South Alabama 9 0 South Alabama 12 2 South Alabama 9 b Columbus 3 2 Auburn 9 4 Auburn 2 IbJ 1M WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL FIRST PLACE: TEDDY BEARS Diam- Beauchamp, Sybil Blalock, Linda Callahan, Li Dye, Hilda Heard, Myrel Huskey, Ann Scott Mauldin, Barbara McCoy, Sharon Pilgrim, Catherine Rainey, Rhonda Sharpe 165 TRACK Cesar Borri — long distance Randy Bryant — sprinter, triple jump, long jump Calvin Epps— sprinter Cat Ford— sprinter Paul Fruits™ sprinter Phil Gilbert — shot pul James Larry — discus Greg Lester— sprinter, triple jump, long jump Frank Watt shot put Larry YVildgoose— sprinter ist. FOOSBALL, PINBALL, ETC 'Is Ilus whore ii startsi'' Yes- shut up and read,” ‘Law school is quilt similar to prison only you apply to get in.' Clever1 analogy. 'You really think w? How about this one, Law school is like a date with your mother. lhat s pretty sic k loo. In fact most of these are rather awful. Mainly they deal with sex. excrement) money and time.” Well, tlx.it about covers everything. Law school is better lhan having to find a job.' and the realisation that ignorance is truly blissful. . . and line il you stay drunk all the time. . and sand in vour vaseline. ... and giving up legal Writing lor Lent . . and beating Crowe and Rowe in pin hall and a travesty of justice. and being a Falcon s tan . and a mug of flat beer, . , and a partridge In a pear tree ' Wait. Stop. Who tilled these things nut? Law students. Why are they here il none o! them I ike it ’ Well, most ot them want sex, excrement, and money and have ! years to waste. Quire a few compare the experience to going to a prosto lute, or the higgest poker game � n Georgia, you pay S6S0 for a quarter s worth nr chips to see ir you can pull oil one big bluff at the end of the hand, law school is t r i .a I by ordeal, Why do they pul up with iH So they tan be lawyerc la« school i . void as against public policy: Stale v Smith. 162 U.S 681. S .Cl. 112 til. Ed 2d 16. 1 see 171 Iheso are students taking an esjm The reason they don't .ippe.li to be enjoying themselves is because they're not, fstepl for |ohn Dickerson who has gone inio atoma, Oblivion is bliss These are law books. A wise man once said. There is no law.' There are millions of books devoted to proving his point. Wink Virdery, Sammy Osborn, Roy Guilin, and Pelf P derm.in doing Iheir impef� iHlkn| ®f Good ole boys' Mike Rire, Greg Sc brooder and Susan FlatloV doing iboif im personation of Good ole , H.vry Haydn doing bn impersonal on ot 'Old Rob Rodat us and Walker Chandler waiting for the eclipir. Caffeine Blues And irt the beginning there was the word, and n was good Boring but good Two of the Ireshmcn engaged n the finals of the legal VVritrrig Oral Argument competition. The incredible ‘Mr. law School' in his everyday disguise as Ken Jones the village idiot. Strange gtnwmg globe wot ex- iling from Ihc law Review Ot- her . Later identified as swamp Mike tirngan leading his Wednesday morning prayer group. Tommy Alexander. Lurry Rowe, and |irn Lang� -. Not pictured, lesus. who was giving 4 guest lecture at Vale. 'This musi be the faculty section How can you tell? I can read,can i I Maybe you ought to go to law sc houl ' ' Perhaps. Nevertheless, they appear to be a scholarly lot. This is not to intimate that ap pearances cannot and or are not sometimes deceiving. Vis a Vis perception and deception being the same side ot two coins. ' “Maybe you’re in law school. Perhaps. You sound like one of them. They all sound like that. Always talking, never committing or admitting, That is a necessary by-product of the Sot rath method, whith as you may know is to the law professor what a saw is to a carpenter see, now you’re talking in analogies. That too is part of their stock in trade. Il is used to answer questions without answering the question, which is the opposite of a hypo- thetical, a question which doesn't exist but has an answer. Are those really opposites? ■ Which side do you want me to take, that they are. or aren’t? Wait, you |ust made a statement, and now you re willing to argue that it s not true. How can you do that?’ ' That’s what I’m trained tor. What side I take cm anv issue, that is it I'm forced to take a side, depends on several variables, i.c. the equities, the law. public policy, and what side of the room I'm sitting on. sull.. f don’t like to t house unless I have to. Too dangerous for the old ego. 'Issue The reason law school is worthless is because it’s taught by teachers not lave yers. True or false?' Pick a side.’ No, I d rather not make that choice. Hut you just made a choice. Next question given I - there are law professors. Given 9 2___there are law schools. Question— are there law students? Well if you have professors and schools, I hen you must have students. Perhaps FACULTY; Dean Edgar M. Wilson Mildred B, Bell Manley F. Brown Robert r Brousseau Leah Farb Chanin Glen W. Clark Joseph EppsClaxlon John Q. Cole Harry H. Hayden J. Patrick Meyers Hansley T, O'Neal Judge J. TayJor Phillips James C. Rehberg Kurt A. Strasser J, Shand Watson STAFF; Georgia Albritton Jo Lynn Burge Debbie Burkhalter Gloria Floyd Ann Nettum Mary Lou Potts Brenda Scales Yonna Shaw Patricia Wilborn Wilson, Sam - Sr. Wilkes, LAV - Sr Weber, Mark - Sr. Wearl, James ■ Jr. Waldrop, liill - |r. Walker, Mack ■ Fr. Verdcry, Winslow - ]r„ Tinley, Tom - Jr. Thrower, Alan - Fr. Threlkekd, Reid ■ Sr, Southwell, Lee - Sr, Smith, Marion - Jr. Smith, James S. - Fr, Smith, David - Sr. Skene, Neil - Fr, 5throeder, Gregory - Fr. 180 Scarbary, Olis - Fr, Sawyer, Jack - Fr, Sawyer, Cary - Sr. Rowe, Walter - Jr. Rogers, Susan ■ Fr. Rodalus, Rob - Jr. Rite. JVlichael - f r. Rainey, James - F r Roller, Robert Fr. Phillips, Arthur Sr. Peagler, George - Sr. Paderewski. Sandy - Sr. Ozburn, Samuel - Jr. Owens, Milch - Jr. Oates, Samuel ■ Sr. Nicholson, Perron - Fr. Morgan, ‘lorn - Jr. Moore, Newton - Sr. Mixon, |ohn - Jr. Merrill. Lee Fr. iflt Martin, Mi I Ion - |r. Malys, )ames - fr. Maffeo, Michael - Sr. McVay, Kipling Louise |r. MtKen ie, Michael • Fr. Liprnan, Robert Fr. Lansdell, Glenn Fr. Laden, Gilberl - fr. Krumertauer, Harry Jr. Kite, H, Terence - Sr. Kelly, David }. - Fr. Kaufman, |eftrcy - Fr. Jordan, Randall - Jr. Jones, Kenneth - |r. lerome, Robert - Jr. Hollister, Merlon - Sr. Hogan, Eric - Sr. Hindman, John U. - Sr, Hickman, Edgar ■ Sr. Hayes, Daniel - |r Harrison, William - fr. Gunn, Robert - Fr. Grogan, Michael - |r. Graham, |ames - Fr, Gilbert, Ernesr - |r. Freeman, Brenda ■ |r. Fok, Harry - Jr. Ffynl, Crisp - Fr. Ferrell, Milton - Sr. Farris, Beryl - Fr. Etheridge, Ken |j. Edwards, John - Sr, Dupree, Danny - Sr. Draughon, |ohn -Sr Dickerson, John Jr, DeVaney, Charles Fr. Davidson, Gerald - |r, Cowart, Richard ■ |r. Copelan, John ■ |r. Cooper. Margaret - |r. 183 Cline, James L • Fr. Carter, Charles ■ Sr. Carper, Ray - Jr. liyarv William • St. Brill, Daniel I r. Bobko, Noel - Fr. Bischolf, William - Sr, Bernstein, Robert Jr Benefield, Harold - Jr, Beltran, Frank ■ |r, Rausch, Carl - Sr. Barrow, Charles - Jr Bauer, Roger - Sr Bailey, John • Jr. Anthony, Lovick - Jr. Angaran, Jack - Sr. Andrews, Lorraine - Jr, Alexander, Thomas ■ |r. Adams, William - Fr, Adams, John - Sr. TIM 385 LAW REVIEW Editor-in-Ohiei -Carl Bauscb Managing Editor— David Winkle Administrative Ed.— David Ivey Assoc. Admin. Ed. John Dickinson Student Writing I’d. — William bonders Assoc, Studenl Writing Ed. - Edwin Hart Co. Survey Ed. — Napier Murphy Lead Articles Ed. — Lynwood Jordan Fifth (Tircuii Survey Ed — Peter Reed Corbin SENIORS David P- Bains William S. Risclioff Theodore t. Day, |r. John R. Edwards Milton M. Ferrell, |i. William K. Hamilton. Ill Edgar C. Hitkman Merton A. Hollister Michael D. McRae William A. Myers Richard E. Nellum Gary W. Sawyer Elmer L Southwell, III lames L. Wiggins Marc us R. Williamson Samuel A. Wilson, |r. JUNIORS Lorraine L. Andrews Jeffrey W. Bell Frank |, Beltran Ann B. Bishop Susan Cole Kelley W. Collier Margaret I. Cooper John |. Copelan Norman J. Crowe, |r. Reese H, Davis William A Dinges Kenneth C. Etheridge Elizabeth R Francisco Michael K. Grogan Hubert E, Hamilton, III Harry' W, Krumenauer lames k. Lange Gregory Mellon Samuel D. Or bum Win ship R. Rees Larry W- Rowe Russell Schulz Mark A. Steinbeck William R. Waldrop James C - Wilson I AW WIVES Pres.— Glenda Jones V Pres, —Maureen Pinges Recording Sec. — Donna Owens Social Chairwomen — Dianna Waldrop, Kathy Gilfis Corresponding Sec. — Sheryl Sloane Treasurer - Margie Wilson special Interest Chairwomen - Mary Francis Weber, Carol Beltran Projects Chairwoman — Karen Lane Sponsor — Jo Lynn Burge BARRISTER'S CLUB Pres, — Rick Hasty V Pres.— Tony Mangrum Set — Beryl Farris Speakers Chairman — |im Cline COURT OF HONOR Chief Justice — Ed Trice Assoc, |us I ices luniors: Charles Barrow William Waldrop Seniors: George Peagler John Draughon AO 9 Dean — Rob Rodat us Vice Dean — Alicia Ferhtal Tribune— Roger Bauer MOOT COURT BOARD Exec utive Committee: Sam Wilwn, Chairman Allen Myers Newton Moore Board Members: Hill Bisr holt David Ivey Ed Hart John Hindman Merl Hollister Woody Jordan Mike Me Rat- Rip Mchrhof Richard Nellum David Stephens PAD losttce Geprge Peagler Vice Justice— Btulp Durden Treasurer Kipling Louise McVay Clerk — Lovick Anthony Marshall Randy Iordan ®A t Pres. — E.M. Wilkes III V Pres. — Bob Ridgwav Treasurer — Mark Steinbeck Historian — |im Wilson Clerk — Mitch Owens Executive Committee: John Adams (Sr. Milton Marlin (Jr.I STUDENT BAR ASSOCIATION Pres. — Bob Clyati V Pres. — Mike McRae Sec. — |ohn Cope Ian Troas. — Milton Martin Solicitor — Warren Grice Sgt, ai Arms — Walker Chandler Executive Committee: Greg Melton (Jr,) Cam Hickman (Sr.I LEGAL FRATERNITIES PHI DELTA PHI Phi Delta Phi is a professional fraternity and a member of (he professional inter fraternity conference. Its membership is limited to the specific field of legal studies. It is neither an honorary society nor a social group but embodies something of each in its dedica- lion to professional excellence and its development of lifelong camaraderie, Phi Delta Pin is the oldest and largest legal fraternity, dating back to I8 9. At Mercer, the fraternity acts as a medium through which its members can meet socially and establish closer friendships, and through which they can meet members of the local bar and establish professional contacts. DELTA THETA PHI Right on.” P.A.D. Would you please repeat the question. 189 190 PAD LAW REVIEW LAW DAY Law Section Editors; Rob Rudd I us Hu Hamilton III Photographers: Lee Merritt Tom Morgan Walker Chandler |ohn Bailey Clerk: Susan Herndon Spiritual Inspiration: Mike Chap lint- (Mercer 771 |. Christ I Yale hb) Jerry Gama (Mars H2t 197 Oliver M. L.nlejohn Kaiherin Graham a Vincent Lope Dean ol the School ol Pharmacy Assisi an I Dean Professor ul Pharmaceutical Chemistry Professor of Pharmacy Professor of Pharmacy 2 CW Laurel I:, Ashworth Director of the Doctor oI Pharmacy Program Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy Norman H. Franke Associate Professor of Pharmacy John Ftoskos Aisocialc Professor of Biological Sciences William C, Culpepper AiSOfialp Prote«or ol PharmacetMical ClieiTmtrv Stonewall C. King Director of Continuing Education Associate Professor of Clinical Pharmacy Elizabeth t lackson Assist ant Professor ol Pharmacy Pharmacy librarian 201 Kh hard A. Jackson Associate Professor of Health Cue Aclmirmiration Robert Ft, Marlin Assistant Professor ot ( limc.il Pharnuty 202 Hewitt W. Matthews Assistant Pro lessor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry Pamela C. Binnicker Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences ■ A. Leroy Toliver Charles R, Boyles Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Associate Professor of Biological Sciences Robert W. Men Assistant Professor ol Clinical Pharmacy 20J Spyros A, lardris Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Chiiwitiy Thomas (. Milti-r Dir prior of I hr Pharmacy John M. Holbrook Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences Martha loti Cross Assistant Professor of Clinical Pharmacy Stanley H Pollock Assistant Professor of Biological Scientes 204 ThuraJs J. Holmes Assistant to the President Mildred Shoe kley Sec rotary Evelyn B. Cook Instructor of Pharmacy loc Pittman Instructor of Clinical Pharmacy lames C. Simmons Instructor of Pharmacy Administration Carlton Henderson Secretary Director of Alumni Relations 205 20fc Carolyn M, Courscy Secretary C.P.A.C. Reynolds Business Manager 207 Sandra C. Fallen Secretary Laddie Ft. Oltwnun Director of Atfarmsiom □ avid Belt Ruth Horton CuUcdian Housekeeper lohnriy Stevenson Custodian Tnirmlc Bennett Custodian Cametki C. May held Secretary 208 THE PHARMACY Second Year Officers Third Year Officers ill RHO CHI Pharmacy Honor Society PHI LAMBDA SIGMA Pharmacy Leadership Society 212 PHI DELTA CHI 214 KAPPA EPSILON 215 216 217 21� THIRD YEAR I el eel Akindele Sheila Allen Jimmy Atkinson Carole R. Barnes Barry Boytl Brentla Butler Greg Carlson John YV. Cody James Coleman Craig Distiller Kenneth Drake Sieve Hadden George Hanna Steve Hurd Graham McNeil pekle Phillips Ron Plaster Bill Powers Carmen Rakes!raw Don Robbins Dennis Rogers Dan Teal Neal VanDevender Sandra Walker 219 Ken Wallace Elaync Walton Mariha Warner Denise Weaver Donna R. Webb Janice Wiley Buck Woods Seniors not pictured: Mary Helen Allen Tony Anthony Chuck Bailey Steve Baxter Cheri Bentley John Rianckini Doug Blackwell Dan Brock Fred Calhoun Elizabeth Cannon Waymon Cannon James Carter Tim Conn Sam Cooper Tommy Cowan Charles Davus Delta Don oho Cary Dutton Hubert Edds Howard Fisher Deborah Gay Wayne Goodman Bonnie Harting Ben Holland James Johnson Perry Kemp Tony Kincannom Dale Lauer Bob Mangino Murrell Mathis Alan McKay Julius Mein back Kay Moone Brenda Myers Anthony Norton David Richards Pat Rickets Ernie Riddle Ken Robinson Mike Rogers Diane Samples Diane Sautter Diane Schellack Sam Shillicut Allan Shupe George Sift'd William Sightlcr Pat Slone A lan Slutsky Bobby Snipes Tom Starrett Earle Strarnoski Monty Templeton Claude Tolbert harry Walker Randaye Walker Hogan Wall Susan Wardenga Gene West Charles Willingham Jack Wilson Ronnie Withrow 220 SECOND YEAR RuSiell Adams Mike Barnett Mike Bordes Ken Brash eld Ijylm Bridges Diane Buckner Chm Buiee Bob Cecil Craig Chandler John Chaney Rick Collins Billy Conley |im Cook lellrey Cos John Curry Bill Dumore Cary- fads Bill fly Carolyn £ly Mike Forehand Gerald Griffin Day id Gunn lams Hammett Gary Hershey 221 Jack Holcomb R ic k Holder Mark Hopkins Sieve Hyatt Ricky Huskey II lacrell Mike Johnson lewis lories Gary |udd David |udy Hoo Cheung lo Mike Hazard Lusk Ed Mallory George Matmey Eddie Mt Call Mike McLendon Ted Mai his Mike Miller Tommy Norris Pamela Owens Roger Page Waller Prut hell lim Prues Roger Kigney 222 � Mike Sjliemhitf Alim Smrth Mickey Spinks Donnie Stained W de Soddreih Larry Thompson Barbara Tucker Ben Tucker t jrlene Weaver Irm Welker J ames West Sieve Wilson Ann Woodard lames Wortham Carolyn Jones | I FIRST YEAR Ore Alolayan Wallace Anderson Hubert BazPmnre Hilbert Beddingfield Tommy Bowles William Brower Sue Cabc Charles Callaway Buddy Clayton Mike Cook Debbie Collin- Ralph Cowden Sigs Duck Richard fdvvarris Paul Iissens Sven Elbircim John Ellinas Mark Embry Burch Fannin David Farmer Randy Cignillial Carter Gorman luanrla A, Griffith Leesa Maine 224 limrny HMtlion David Harrell David Harris Larry Harrison fasjin Hallman Mike Henderson lostph Hester Mickeal Holden Bill Hopkins Lisa Hopkins Dale lones Larry louts Randy Jones Michi Karripoum Fhill Ken her Mark K upper Wayne Lane aster Kyung In Let Linda 1 ee Cliff McClendon Denms McCullough |eii McCohee Steve McMahan Marvin Manning 225 Cew Murtine |udy Matthews Ken Miller Charle Mixon Sally Moore Bill Mullen Tommy Owen R07 Pappy Fori Pfirwn David Pendergrasf Arthur Redding J.ivant SjvI.i David Sauers Todd Sc hmidt Ken Smith Phillip Veres let! 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