Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

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Thai is an interesting question After a year of observa- tion we have come to a concuUion - a lot And not much of it is on campus. Mercer students have been spotted in such places as Sean's. Mulio s, Beall's, the Rookery. Xanadu, and Banana’s. Shakey's. Pizza Hut, l.en Beta's. McDonald's. Far- rell’s, Wendy's, Krystal and many other restaurants also have their share of Mercer customers Mercer students go to these places during the day, at night, on weekends and during the week. IH»N 1 s| unyi

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THE DEANS OR. GARLAND F. TAYLOR Dr Garland F: Taylor has retired as the Dean of the College of Liberal Art- after serving in that capacity since 1964. Al though Dr Taylor has left this position, he still remains at Mercer as Dean Emeritus of the College and Distinguished Professor, teaching and serving as consultant As Dr Taylor leaves as active dean, it is a fact that his influence will be felt around Mercer for a long time to come We take this time to thank Dr Taylor for his years of service and for making Mercer a better institute of learning. DR. R. KIRBY GODSEY Dr R. Kirby Godsey, having officially taken office since February 15. 1977, has become Mercer s new Dean of the Col- lege of Liberal Aits. He came to us from Averett College in Danville, V irginia. Dr. Godsey is a well known theologian, philosopher, educator, lecturer, and administrator. During his academic career. Dr. Godsey has impressively earned five de- grees from various well known universities. Although he has been here only a short time. Dr Godsey has been graciously accepted by the student body. J PAST AND PRESENT «

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Not only do Mercer student-; cat and drink, but they also go to mos'ics, concerts, Macon Mall just to wander around and shopping, bowling, and skating Outside, students to to the Indian Mounds, Lake Tobesofkec. rafting or canoeing down the Ocmulgee and Flint Rivers, swimming, skiing, mountain climbing, camping, cycling to parks, and for walks. The inventive and restless student body also finds many other things to do in and around Macon. DON T STUDY-