Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

1981 Cauldron Mercer University Macon, Georgia Volume 70 A Student Production Table Of Contents Classes page 33 Faculty 65 Groups Si Greeks 99 Activities 131 Sports 155 Closing 173 t Good or Main 6 9 JO 11 Your Bone Like A Saint IK 17 18 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 33 Seniors Warren Abel Susan Adams Carol Akcrman Linda Bell Edward Beard Pamela Bolt Hal Brodsky Martha Smith Neil Brown Victor Burchfield Pam Byrd 34 Vickie Cantrell Brian Chason David Cheek Seniors Angela Clark John Cole Camille Coleman Terri Cook Elizabeth Donzella Steven Esmond Brian Fabian Keith Fendelander 35 Seniors John Forres tor Michael Flanagan Nannette Garrett Bill Gabbard James Garand Daniel Goodman Carlene Green David Griffin Ann Harper Cheri Harper Wanda Harper Melanie Former Richard Glass Frank Hampton i Inger Harris 36 Frank Harrison Walter Ilaussner James Henkel Kvette Hicks Keith Holmes Dhanasak Holtzclaw Traci Hutchison Bernadette Jackson Seniors Catherine Hendricks Leonard Holmes Lydia Jackson 37 Rose Johnson Jane Joiner Carolyn Jones Sandra Jones Seniors Timothy Jones Jeffrey Kirkpatrick Dan Kmffen Michael Lang Delmer Langley Slina Law Mary Lawson Dayna Leak Donna Leak Victor Ledbetter Tim Leggett Jon Lenzen John Love lady Barbara Macdonald Tony Masciello Greg Mattson Seniors A New President For The 80’s Judy McDaniels Charles McKinnon By October, 1980, the majority of the Ameri- can public was hoping for a none of the above blank on the presidential ballot. None of the three major candidates managed throughout the campaign to stir the hearts of the public. Opposing Jimmy Carter, a Demo- crat from Georgia, was former California Gov- ernor Ronald Reagan, a Republican, and Illi- nois Congressman John Anderson, a Republi- can turned Independent. But by 9:00 p.m. November 4� even before the polls on te West Coast had closed. Presi- dent CarLer had conceded the election to Rea- gan. Now the United States has President Reagan, a former Governor, former actor and former football player. Hts election was appar- ently a protest by Lhe public against big gov- ernment and high taxes. President Reagan promised during bis campaign to cut taxes by 30% in three years and to reduce government regulations on business, a move he expects La increase productivity. Will all this happen? One can only specu- late. But remember that President Carter had promised to balance the budget in three years; yet, despiLe sincere efforts, he was unable to. Perhaps President Reagan has some abilities that President Carter did not; perhaps Reagan will find the public finally wilting to give up some government services in exchange for de- creased taxes. Otherwise the former governor wilt have to renege on his promises or make some very unpopular decisions. Which will happen? Only time will tell. The public has made its statement; iL will be inter- esting to note if the same people are ready to receive less in exchange for giving less. Un- fortunately, this may not be determined until the public makes its next statement, in 1984. 39 Doug Me Loan Sonya Mernmati Bernard Meyer von Bremen Gloria Montgomery Seniors Vicky Moody Dell Moore Jeff Morgan Mark Mosely Anselm Okeke James O'Quinn Richard Panarese Cathy Pascarella Vickie Perdue Kenneth Pittman Kimberly Poole Debora Porter Viola Powell David Quisenherry Sheryl Rabel Alan Raughton 40 Seniors Steve Reed Brenda Roberson Vanessa Rumble Wayne Ryle Frances Samples Carol Sasser Frederick Schiff David Self Eileen Sexton James Sexton Darrin Sherrill Kimberly Shirley 41 Dennis Shouse Steven Simpson Mike Sisk Matt Smith Mercer’s Medical School Throughout the school year, there was the continual sound of construction. Was it a new dorm or sports complex No, it was the Medical School. The Medical School had received a very high priority from President Godsey and the Trustees; so, up it went The building itself was contracted at 4,7 million dollars, and the expense of operating the school was considerably more. Yet Maconites and Georgia Legislators apparently fell that the school was needed to prevent a shortage of doctors in rural areas. The town approved a 7 million dollar bond issue to pair for the building, and the House and Senate of Georgia have consistently supported the school. And if everything proceeds as expected, the school will receive its first class in the winter of 1982, Vickie Smith Debbie Spivev Jeff Strickland Sharon Strozier David Sumrall Rise Swartout Cynthia Taylor Ellen Thompson Cheryl Treadwell Dawn Tonjes Keith Turner Trieia Vaughn Patricia Vinson Lori Weber Daniel Webb Fletcher Whitworth Courtenay Wilson John Wilson Mary West John Winnie John and Lea Witherspoon Steven Wood Barbara Wright 43 Juniors Be It Ever So Humble I ,ife in a dorm room is certainly not l ho envy of -—__ many. With no cooking facilities and only five washing machines for four dormitories, there was indeed a lot to complain about. But the folks ; in student development did try to make things a little more bearable, Kor the third year, residents were allotted two cans of paint from a variety of colors to help personalize their room. Bui the paint only marked the beginning. Bunk beds and lofts sprouted from piles of lumber and curtains ap- peared out of mounds of cloth Paint, lumber and cloth-all used to make it -n| possible to say there's no place like home. er, uh. the dorm ' LVn Adam Janice Atiam Janet Antk'rson Eileen Arnold Mark Ayeock Pebble Ayers Phillip Baker Terry Barnard Sara Jane Beatty Lisa Behling Pat Belcher Barney Bennett Denise Bennett Brail Bibb Essie Biggins Tom Bishop Drake Btvms Margaret Bizzell Juniors Paul Bresk Donna Britt Edwina Bush Fredcnca Carter Joe Chancey Joe Chappie Claire Chason Erie Chiles Henry Clay James Clements Patricia Cobb Craig Cornish Clair Dohn Mmdee Conner Jean Barnhart Erik Elakman Michael Eller Carrie Evans IS Juniors Jeana Floyd Bryan Fobbus Merrill Folsom Andrew Ford Alvin Forlson Cheryl Freeman Cindi God bold Gayle Greene Clayton Hall Susan Hammond Mary Hanley Penny Hannah Albert Harrell Rena Henry Carla Hodges Thomas Holbrook Cynthia Howard Pamela Howard Vivian Howard James Howington Ken Jackson Mary Anne Jackson I 4B Nancy Johnson DeWayne Jones Jean Jones Michelle Jones Paul Joseph Kathryn Kelly Juniors Tncia Kelly Steven Kurth Susan Lame Ronald Lawton Antionette Lee Camilla Lee Fred Lee David Linlz Emily Long Steven Mathcny Amparo Medina Regina Middleton Cary Miller Deborah Mills I .aura Mims Lisa Moss Kathleen O'Hara Roberl Persky Chris Pounds J.A Pruys Wilbur Radford Victor Riden Dean Robinson Kim Rogers Mirv Ruriner Robin Sanders Arthur Schlieper Michael Schultz Mary Ann Sea ley Christopher Shcllnutt 47 Juniors Cheryl Sheppard Mark Snowden Andrea Squixzero Bruce Stanfield Teresa Stanton Teresa Stickles Greg Walling Tim Warren Kent Webb Kevin Wheeler Dense Wilkins Martin Will Annie Wilson Stephen Wood Linda Wynn Civile Ellen Zarzecki Alicia Ziadie Youngblood What’s In A Name In a designer's name there's a whole lot. Once upon a time, the only visible la- beis were the Izod alligator and the Mun- singwear penguin. The first year of the '80’s, however, saw a tremendous rise in the pre.senee of labels Goria Vanderbili became famous by plastering her name and trademarked swan on the dcrricre of all her jeans. The same is true for Calvin Klein, Oscar de la Renta, and numerous others. The presence of names didn’t stop there. Designers autographed” everyth- ing from prescription glasses to baby jumpsuits. It seemed as if everything could be found with a fashionable name. Would a rose by any other name smell as sweet? Not in the '80’s. It would have to be autographed to have a greater scent. Sophomores L� u Abbassi David Abney Will Aiken Steve Baer Wade Baker David Barber Lon Baughn Dawn Beckwith Dean me Bell James Bennett Joseph Black Kimberly Blake o ■ l Sissy Bridges Sophomores Kim Bobrowskas Andrea Bottoms Michelle Bowen Tommie Bowen Celia Brewer Audrey Brinson Gary Brodsky Willie Brown Trina Brownlee Becky Brunson Tammy Carter Alfred Carver Chapman Lori Chapman Tammy Chapman Jackie Ciceio James Clayton Candle Coleman Cathy Combee Tommy Cooler Dion Corbin Robin Crosby Milum Cruz Andy Davis Antilta Curry Joyce Davis Dana Dooley Dawn Dooley Danny Dukes Sophomores Trip Dunaway Chris Duncan I-'.: li'-ltn-t h Dun wood Lawrence Emery Marilec Ennis Edwin Evans A rulrew Eisenberg Karen Ekblad Karen Elzworth Cynthia Earquhar Karen Fields Cynthia Fineham Stacy Frank Belinda Frost Yuri Fukuhara Susan Gallagher Donna Gardner Thomas Garvin Mark Gasper Andrea Gavrin Julie Getty Grayson Gibbs Jtmi Cillis Joan Graham Teresa Green Jerlena Grirfin Linda Grubb Johnna Hampton Seledith I lankorson 51 Sophomores HendnckG Debbie Hcmty Tracy Hicks Craig Higgins Rcgana Hill Diane- Hodges Debra Hood Renee Horton David Howe Andrea Hudson Darlene Hughes Susan Huie Timothy Hunt Kim Hurl Sandra Jackson Johnson 3 Hela on an John Kent John King Randall Kitchens Sheila Knotts Lisa Landwtrth Sam Lassiler Lisa LeCroy Judy Lindsey Sylvia London Renecc Longval Linda Lovailo Karen Mahoney Kim Maloney 52 Sophomores Lon Ocn Rosemary O'Neal Melissa Perkins Mary Petzcn Angela Poc Becky Raisch Gary Mann Phillip Millerd Carlos Matos Wanda Mitchell Jennie Mayes Felicia McBride Deanna Mobley Karen Moore Leah McCauley ktoM Frances Odom Howard Reed Francisco Rivero JoDcma Robinson Sheri Rooks David Rosenberg Robert Sexton Michael Sums Carol Smith Scott Smith Sophomores Theresa Smith Mary Speed Tim Stapleton Gail Stewart Leah Stewart Karen Sullivan Vicky Sul ion Bryant Swarm Bruce Taylor Debbie Taylor Kellie Tedder Beverly Terry Scott Tweed Stan Vaughan Scott Vinceal Alice Waller Ernest Walton Susan Warren Bridget Walts Bob Waugh Karen Webster Lisa White Perry Wiggins Stephen Will Fi4 Jacquelyn Williams Ricky Worsham Virginia Yeagle Project: Room 316 This is all SUAB (Student Union Ac- tivities Board) said when ii talked alx)ut doing something to the room which for- merly housed the art gallery and. more recently, the development office's “phone-a-thon In September, students were pleased to find that room 316 had been made a new student lounge. Included in the carpeted lounge is an area with attractive tables and chairs, a seating area around a fireplace, and a viewing area with large screen televi- sion. SUAB apparently has found a genuine way to entertain many students, With the room open almost 20 hours a day, it is rarely, if ever, empty. Crowds gather during more popular show's such as M“A‘S H and. at other times, the con- versation flows freely around the fire- place. Sophomores Lisa Williams Michele Williams Sheryl Wilson Jeanine Wood Angela Wright Byrd Wyatt Carte Young 55 Freshmen Usa Bagwell Cynthia Baker Wanda Banks Amy Barnes Tonda Barron l.ec Bates Barn Bit tick usa Bellamy Ijon Bittner Susan Blackwood Todd Blonshine Lisa Bordin Gayle Bowden Steve Boy Ian Mark Brittain Janr Brock 56 Paul Brooks Lone Brown Karen Bruning Caroline Bullock Susan Bullock Mark Bunch Freshmen [0 vr 1 p £1 J 1 Iris Burks Peggy Cabe Bob Camp Scott Camp Lisa Camow Ann Carter Karen Chamuel Debra Coleman Karen Colter Gwen Cooper Lydia Copley Cathy Crumpler Kelly Davidson Walton Davis Horace Deal Cindy Dickson Robyn Dixon Teresa Dixon Gary Douglas Debbie Dowd Julia Drake Donna Dusslmg Charles Elder Elisabeth Elliol 57 Freshmen DcM Findley Liz Flournoy Alan Folsom Daisy Fernandez Verna Fields Lisa Foster Charlyn Fmh Greg Gaff Anne Ganskow Karen Garner Meg Garner Patricia Gautsch Deborah Gorman Gree Grabowski Alphonso Graham Karen GillcJand Scon Ghvic Suzl Goodehtld as Freshmen Darryl Hawkins Lots Hclwig Dec Hill Ron Hill Rtia Hines Ken Hogue Deborah Hughes Richard Hughes Jennifer Hussey Tim Hey Vicki Irwin Slevcn Ivey Julia Jackson Lee Jackson Wanda Jackson Dan Jacob Dennis Jacob Mane Jarriel Beverly Jenkins George Jenkins Marilyn Jennings Charles Johnson Sandra Johnson Shebra Johnson Freshmen Mnzi Jones Laura Kanner Mary Keebler Adam Kennedy Laura Key Jeff Knox Cindy Koly Nancy Kopper Lynn tamer David Larson Ed l eGallais Peggy 1 mg Sara Long ley Jeffrey Lovelt Virginia Lucear Harold Manley Carl Manner Bill Martin Keith Marlin Jay Matthews Jeanmo Mayer Sarah Mayfield Sonpi McBrayer Teresa McCollum 60 Freshmen Beverly Mills Mary Mitchell Rene Mitchell Michael Moravetz Julie Morca Cynthia Moreland Risa Moses Lynn Nadckow Kelvin Neal Michael Nelson Kimberly Nixon Robert Oen Michael Orlando Ann Owens John Oxendme Maria Paisan Laurie Parham Pamela Parker Kim Parsons John Pate Susannc Pavlovich Trane Peck Jonathon Pena Mary Penn 61 Freshmen Stanley Roberts Dale Robinson RocMenberry Todd RooNn Susan Ross Peter Rouviere Heidi Schleifer Paula Shelton Nancy Sherrill Sally Shoemaker Allison Simmons Howard Slocumb Donna Snyder Theresa Sparks Angela Stafford Fcmctra Stanford Phyllis Stanley Lisa Stewart Anita WiggitlS Ann Williams Daniel Williams Marcus Williams Phyllis Williams Don Williamson Marquis Wad ley Anna Ward Annette Warder Novella Waits Cindy Waybrigh Angie Weldon Terry Tuck Larissa Turner Sheila Vaughn Freshmen Richard Toelle Hector Torres A ik i Kristin Voorheei Beth Wade 63 65 Administration Charles Schroeder Dean of Students Robert Skelton Vice-President for Finance Administration Daniel Metis University Librarian Kenneth Krakow Director of Food Services Arthur Christie Business Manager 67 Administration 68 Miriam Griffin Postmistress Barbara Sheppard Director of Freshman Seminar Program Barry Jenkins Director of Student Development man veuiinn Administration Pat Warren Resident Coordinator Jan Berry Assistant Director of Student Development 65� Administration Dave Kalsbeek Noel Freesch Coordinator of Assistant Dean Student Development of Students 70 Mark Schrocder Director of Student Activities Charles Goodroe Director of Campus Security Education Front Row: James Ken- way, Bobby Jones. Janet Busboom Back Row: Don Midkiff. Patricia Peek, Marvin Dawson, Jr.. Anne Parkins, Paul Cable. Biology Front Row: James Harri- son, Ruth Slentz, Back Row: Daniel Burke, T.P. Haines, Louise Morgan. 71 School Of Business And Economics William Luckie, Sylvia Haywood. Russell Barber, Emory Richards. Charles Andrews. Professor Den- man, William Mounts. Psychology 72 James Radiker, Vicki Kowlowitz, Ronald Robinson. Saul Winer. Mathematics Gerald Norwood, Phillip Bean. D’Ann Fuquay, Eugene Bell, l eslie Peek, Emory Whi- taker. Art Samuel Hutto, Marshall Daugherty, Roger .Jamison, Anthony Stansfeld. Peter Brown. Theodore Nordenhaug. Rex Ste- vens. Philosophy Front Row: Howard Giddens, Harold McManus, Bark Row: Ray Brewster. Robert Otto. Joseph Hendricks. John Sheppard. Edwin Johnston. Christianity 74 [lockwise. From Top: Vnn Hughes, William )avis, Kurt Corn her, Cliot Youman. John Runaway. Marline Al- ntton, Jerry Winfield. English Front Row: Adrienne Bond, George Espy. Bobby Hennecy, Marjo- rie Davis, Margaret En- gelhard Second Row: May McMillan, John Stege, Diane Siege. Third Row: Kenneth Hammon, James Weiss. Back Row: Friend. 75 History Wayne Mixon. Henry War nock, Jamie Cock- field. Willis Glover, W if red Platt. Edwin Harwood, Marlin Gilbert. Alpha Bond. James Albritton 76 Sociology Political Science Russell Locke, Peggy Du Rose, James Cox Physics Powell Buch, Jr., James Edmunds, Dan Quisen- berry. Afro-American Studies Ermetmda Quiambao Music Benny Ferguson, Lowen Marshall, William Parrish, Brant Adams, Phoebe Odom-Set' ties. Greg Detweiler, Loise Barfield. 78 Chemistry Kurt Seidman, “Tony”, Robert Hargrove, Clare Purse, Van Crawford, Health And Physical Education Robert Wilder. 79 Admissions Staff John Crow.'ll. Mac Grace. Jew- McDaniel, David I.u kn David I),.vo Cowan. L-oWanun Uuigford, Mike Huuo, Sandra Armstrong. Retty Tapley. Diana Toney. Annette Maxwell Betty Taplcv. Diana Toney. Annette Max well. Sandra Armstrong SO SI Student Government Association Front Row: Regina Person, Lesha Smith (See i, Ken Putman (Pres ). Lynn Walker (Vice-Pros i. Mice Waller, Srrond Row: Ron Hill.Stacy Frank. Lisa Birch. Abt� y Martin. Pam Byrd. I .on WcIjct. Bark Row: Pansy Bonner. Joe Henson. Craig Higgins. Lee Bates. Brian Chason, Jim Dirr. David Rosenberg. Carl Wigham, Scou Smith. Judicial Council Top lo Bottom: Jon Lenzen, Jeff Bunch. Randolph Crimes, Jim Dirr, Sylvie Kramer, Cassandra Denson, David Rosenberg, Ellen Thompson, Gloria Montgomery. Karen Ekbtad, Barbara Wright Organization of Bilalian Students Circle K Front Row: Chris Steers. Frank Hayden, Fred Schiff. Arthur Schlieper. Mike Phillips, Freddy Thompson. David Starr. Vance Bray Second Row: Bob Porsky, Melanie. Lucy Murphy. Karen Mahoney. Judy McDaniels. Terri Ctxik. Lisa Moss. Martha Abel Bark Row: Ken Wilburn (Adv.l. Paula Blue Key Front Row; Rose Johnson, Kelly Miles, Carol Ackerman. Bock Row; Jeff Strickland, George Fulgham, Jon Lenzen, Keith Holmes, Warren Abel, Graydon Ware tAdv). Student Union Activities Board 81 S.U.A.B. Officers Jeff Bunch. Dawn Tonjes. An- drew Ford. Greg Walling, Sandi Graves S.U.A.B. Board of Governors 85 Baptist Student Union Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Front Row: Jimmy Knoll. Faron Thompson. Fred Schiff. Steven Manley. Bill Gabbard. Paul Joseph. Second Row: Benny Ferguson. Robert Black. Tres Hale, Jeff Lovett. Terry Garner. Phillip Baker. Rie Tipton. Steve Hart. Stan Joines. Sieve Matheny.John Love lady. Ben Sluddard. Tim Hunt. Frank Harrison. Joe Black, Vic Dunstcn Bark Row: Jim Cotton. Phillip Saffold. Phillip Franklin. Roger Fillmgim. Steve Ivey. Donny I jane. Tim Chance. Stanley Roberta. Carl Manner. 87 Cluster From Bow: Susi Peterson. Sally Shoemaker. Lisa Poster. Liz Flournoy. Debbie Mathis. Joe Black.Second Row- Sylvia London. Kathic Brown. Kim Hurt Third Row: Mark Mosley. Kevin Hawkins. Terri Cook. Ben Studdard Rad Row: Rose Johnson. Andy Ford. Joe Chanecy. Bill Martin. Steve Reilly. Dennis Jacob. Alpha Phi Omega Froai Row: Jim Phillips. Jeff Cannon.Gary Brodsky. Jon Lernten. David Rosenberg. Steve Hart Second Row: Sam Mehnng, Bill Wilson. Danny Caldwell. Jay Linn. Brian Passante.Raek Row: Frank Hampton, Pat Belcher. John Dean, Paul Fisher, Davis Sanders. Greek Council Front How: Frank Davidson, Joe Chappie. Tom Bishop. Rie RobbinsSecond Row: Jim Ledbetter, Terry Mock, Bart Campione, Don Vail. Back Row: Graydon Ware(Adv,), Don Adams, Shawn Turk, John Vizzim, Fred Grady, Vic Kiden Panhellenic Council A9 Front Row; Kelly Miles, Inger Harris, Andy Harlan, Carole Sherouse.Scrond Row; Pam Grimes Vicki Irwin. Stella Jones, Sandy Seymour, Alice Waller, Yvette Jordan-Third Row; Alma Thigpen. Viola Powell, Sarah Jane Beatty. Kim Parsons, Sylvie Kramer. Society of Pre-Med Physics Students Left to Right: TOny Maseiclio, Jeff Kirkpatmck, Judy DiFalta. Martha Smith American Chemical Society 90 Front How: Dr. Robert Hargrove. Jane Weeks. Gary Brodsky. Mary Petzen. Joyce Davis. Frank Hayden. Dave Dunn. Cynthia Waters, Ampi Medina. Larry Finch. Hal Brodsky Back How: Vic Burchfield. Vance Bray. Warren Able, Dean Robinson. Arthur Schheper ini nui Ill'll UBI Military Science III Military Science IV 91 Resident Advisors Head Residents Carla Hodges, Doug McLean, Jar� Glendemng. Jon Lenzen, Jim Hen- kel Resident Advisors-MEP Stacy Frank. Sharon St rosier, Wen- dy Carrulhers, Carla Hodges. Cmdi Godboid, Noreen Sexton, Gerlena Griffin. Penny Hannah Resident Advisors- New Women’s Dawn Tonjcs. Ltnda Lo vallo, Fllen Thompson, Jane Glendemng. Lisa Stoneley, Sissip Tomlinson. Carol Akerman 92 Resident Advisors Resident Advisors- Sherwood (■’rank Hampton, Steve Smith. Jon Lenwn. Resident Advisors- Shorter Jerry Holden. Ronald Lawton, Mike SchulU, Jim Henkel Resident Advisors- New Men’s Kevm Wheeler, Shawn Turk. Dan Kntffen, Andy Ford. Doug McLean, Joe Chancey. Mark Aycock. Pal Sapp. 93 Mercer Players Tom William , l,iz DotV rlla, Courtenay Wilson. Donna dcla Pcrnorc. Victor Ledbetter. Penny Hayes Gmny Herrin. Ellen Zarzecki, Annie Curry, Micky McGee. Mary Miichi-ll, Jimmy Waters. David lloscnhcrg, Rene Ruberis, Jennie Mayes, Celia Brewer, Phoebe Dillard, l aura Kanner. Janice Adams, David Pulliam Alpha Psi Omega Celia Brewer. Victor Ledbetter. Tom Williams, Courtenay Wilson, Annie Curry, Jennie Maves, Penny Hayes. Phoebe Dillard. Ellen Z.ir- zccki. Janice Adams. David Pulliam Cardinal Key Catherine Hendricks. Dan Kniffen, Hal Brodsky, Carla Hodges. Mike Phillips, Lisa Torbert. James Whithers. Chns Steers, Jon Lenzen, Chuck McKinnon, Tom Bishop. Lynn Walker, Jeff Bunch. Ken Pittman. Mark Mostly. Fred Grady. Ellen Thompson. Jan Berry Jewish Student Organization Dave Silverman. Stacy Frank, Warren Abel. Rebecca Rock, Tamara, Rabbi Kraviit, Irwin Solomon. Hal Brodsky. Vicki Kowlowitz, Jim Weiss, Steve Baer. David Rosenberg, Gary Brodsky. Fred Schiff. 95 Gamma Sigma Epsilon Gamma Sigma Epsilon, the only na- tional coeducational honorary chemi- cal fraternity, was founded at David- son College in 1919, The objectives of the fraternity are to increase interest and to stimulate scholarship in chemis- try, and to promote friendship and the general welfare of the chemist. It is open to upper classmen only. 96 Order Of Omega Jon Lenzen, Don Adams, Hie Tipton, Tom Bishop, Chuck McKinnon, Nei! Utkov, Grog Walling, Terry Teague, Frank Hayden, John Withers. Chris Steers. Order of Omega was formed to rec- ognize members of fraternities who have altained a high standard of lead- ership in inter-greek activities, to en- courage them to continue along this line, and to inspire others to strive for similar attainments; to bring together fraternity members, and to create an organization which would help to hold the sentiment of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate affairs; to bring together faculty, alum- ni. and students on a basis of mutual interest and understanding. Band 98 I Terri Suckles 19. Adrianne Clark 38. Ltsa Car now 2 Deneco Longval 20. Atm Harper 39. Kaisa Ableson 3. Lori Baughn 21. Lisa Fernandez 40. Colleen Harper 4. Man lee Ennis 22. Caroline Keller 41. Susan Hammond 5. Sandy Seymour 23. Lisa Thomas 42. Lorie Brown 6 Barri’ Bittick 24. Mary Perm NOT PICTURED 7 Tracey Crisp 25. Stacey Windham Carla Wood 8 Alice Waller 26. Lisa Behltng Lisa White 9. Ann Lazzo 27 Dec Hill Carole Sherouse 10. Laura Derrick 28 Leah McCauley Martha Abell 11. Nancy Grace 29. Laura House Jane Gillespie 12 Karen Gamer 30. Cheryl Jackson Linda Fuemiss 13 Vangic Bcnnelle 31. Ellen Thompson Janice Sherrill 14 Milzi Jones 32. Vicki Chisholm Kun Maloney 15. Andrea Squizzcro 33. Jan Daly Celia Brewer 16 Stella Jones 34. Deamo Jones Caroline Bullock 17 Laura Mims 35. Alice Bohr 18 Lisa LoCroy 37. Sum Goodchild 100 Alpha Delta Pi 101 Alpha Gamma Delta 1 -«n 102 1. Abby Martin 2. Sandra Milford 3. Jayne Meeks ■4- Lisa Torbert 5. Stevie Zygmond 6. Pam Parker 7. Suti Peterson 8. Cissy Craig 9. Jennifer Hussey 10. Andrea Bottoms 11. Lynne McKenna 12. Prances Samples 13. Jane G loudening 14. Carol Akerman 13. Brenda Nicholson 16. Gayle Bowden 17. Donna Leak 18. Ann Owen 19. Cathy Comby 20. Becky Raise h 21. Cindi Godbold 22. Donna Snyder 23. Merry McDonald 24. Karen Colter 25. Andrea Gross 26 Sheila Munn 27. Shan Unger 28. Andy Harlan 29. Debbie Smith 30. Peggy Roettgcr 31 Sherry Schiemann 32. Becky Brunson 33. Debbie Henry 34. Gwen Allen Vail 35. Lana Mosley 36. Cindy Howard 37. Connie Dotson 38. Gwen Alexander 39. Lisa Strauss 40. Terry Mock 41. Rick Snodgrass 42. Mark Hayward 43. Stephen Smith 44. Joser Guitian 45. Doug Hobaugh 46. Terry Austin 47. Leslie Crumpler 48. Melanie Fortner 49. Suzanne Sandolo 50. Libby Flexer 51. Debbie Dowd 52. Reta Jordan 53. Kathy Crumpler 54. Cindy Butler 55. Marilyn Jennings 56. Dayna Leak 57. Tommie Hutchinson 58. Marla Cooper 59. Lon Bird GO. Lisa Shourds 61. Kim Pitchford 62. Sheryl Beasley 63. Diane Mills 64. Charlvn Frith 65. Judy Lindsey 66. Karen Sullivan 67. Tracie Peck 68. Denise Wilkens 69. Pam Guyer 70. Terry Tuck 71. Kim Parsons 72. Beeca Curran 73. Lisa Mills 74. Debbie Spivey 103 re 1. Vicky Sutton 2. Gloria Montgomery 3 Sylvia Henry 4. Sheryl Rooks 5. Yvette Jordan 6 Denise Senior 7. Canta Ward 8. Vanessa Booker 9. Avia Lockett 10, Angela Wright 13. Vickie Perdue mm mini unit mini hit milt imiiiTikmi mini ile 18162396 Alpha Kappa Alpha 105 Alpha Tau Omega 106 1. Prank Hayden 2. Bob Edmunds 3. Tom MeTier •i, Doug Roberts 5. Jimmy Bouiwarg 6. Craig Bonner 7. J,B, Slater 8. Chris Kromer 9. Steve Mitchell 10. Mike Mullen 11. Chris Steers 12. Davin Gabauer 13. Tommy Cooler 14. Prank Fodor 15. Larry DeSouza 16. Bill Burr 17. Vjc Riden 18. Lynn Winbon 19. Richard Trotta 20. Brad Ellis 21. Pete Tuggle 22. Mike McLeod 23. Walt Dai vs 24. David Parker 25. Bob Savage 26. John Withers 27. James Withers 107 1 1 Pal nee Scarrilt 2 Pam Grimes 3. Vicki !rwm 4. Julia Drake 5 Annette Warder 6. Lynn Harris 7 Stacy Rose 8. Mary Sue Budd 9. Mary Speed 10 Molly Smith 11 Valeric Matthews 12. Lois Helwig 13 Jennifer Egbert 14 Pam Cumhus 15. Sheryl Haves lf Melanie Miles 17 Joan make IS. Angela Stafford 19 Nancy Sherrill 20 Kristen Hmgston 21. Diana Midkiff 22. Debbie Dickerson 23. Kelly Miles 24 Sharon Hertwig 25. Tami Timperio 26 Sara Calk 27 Margaret Bizzell 28 Beth Paullo 29 Jeri Skipper 30 Taffy Porter 31 Susan Stevens 32 Cindy Pitlman 33. Julie McMillan 34 Mary G Richardson 35 Page Patillo 36. Donna Gardener 37 Kay Holiday 38. Leah Stewart 39. CeCe Becker 40 Leigh Goodson 41. Nancy Jo Rajib 42. Lisa Butler 43. Nancy Robinson 44 Caroline Bible 45. Susan Peters 46 Leigh McCraney 47 Rohm Crosby 4S. Michelle White 49. Lisa Monger 50. Allison FatxWZl 51 Lynn Walker 52. Leslie Ann Poc 53. Risa Turton 54. Martha Crlssey 55. Gina Daniels 56. Mary Jones 57. Beth Robertson 58 Kim Shirley 59. Camille Coleman IQS Chi Omega 109 Delta Sigma Theta no J- Maudie Daniels 2. Shawn Sirozier 3. Cassandra Denson 4. Jerlena Griffin 5. Gwendolyn Jones 6. Joyce Howard 7. Joyce Davis 8 Debora Porier 9 Viola Powell 10. Frances Odum 11. Jackie Williams 12 Farm Barion 13. Andrea Hudson 14. Regana HiJI 15 Carla Hodges 16. Pamela Howard 17. Sandra Jackson 18. Elaine Hankerson 19. Louise Leaks 20. Gwendolyn Hargrove III 1 Robert Wright 2 Rob Hill 3 Andy Davts ■1 Glenn McBride 5 Dion Corbin 6 Randolph Grimes 7. Benton Wade 8, Meredith Ransom David Sprowl 10 Jasper Cruver ]| Marvin Wade 12. Landrum Davenport The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Inc., the first Greek organization for black men. was founded in 1906 at Cor- nell University in Ithaca, New York. In 1974 the lota Eta Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha was established at Mercer. The aims of our noble fraternity are manly deeds, schol- arship. and love for all mankind. Alpha Phi Alpha began an interesting year with the initiation of five young men in fall quarter. On October 31, 1980 the brothers sponsored a Halloween Carnival at the Union ville Elementary School. In January we held our Sixth Annual Miss Black and Gold Pageant and Sweetheart Coronation. Miss Ange- line Williams was crowned Ms, Black and Gold 1980-81, and Ms. Avia Lockett was selected as our Sweetheart of the Year, Ms. Iota Eta Chapter. We also in May welcomed six new brothers in the Iota Eta Chapter 112 Alpha Phi Alpha 113 Kappa Alpha Psi ] Rcjerto Reaves 2. Samuel King 3. John King 4 Jerry Smith 5. Dale Robinson 6. Daniel Morgan 7. Willie Brown Kappa Diamonds 115 Beverly Terry. Theresa Smith, Cheryl Daniels. Bernadette Jackson, Cheryl Freeman, Pam McQueen, Phyllis Williams, Kim Hurt. June 116 1. Hunter Goddard 2. Jay Matthews 3. Perry Wiggins 4. Hansel 1 Roddenberry 5. Steve Simpson 6. Greg Bennett 7. Steve Clement 8. John Cole 9. Jimmy Bobo 10, Henry Harbeck 11 Peter Hoffman 12, Mike McBntire 13. Terry Mock 14. Brian Passantc 15, Godfrey Hilado 16. John Hardeman 17. Tom Roach 18. Tom Bishop 19 Mike Hardman 20. Boh Waugh 21. Paul Bresk 22. Paul Turner 23. Eric Chiles 24. Gil Perez 25. Glen Banks 26 Rick Winn 27 Pete Rouvierre 28, Rick Zoretic 29, Jerry Holden 30, Tom Holman 31. Mike Stewart 32. Doug Hobaugh 33. Stan Wilson 34. Henry Head 35. Jon Lenzen 36. Mike Bresk 37. Charlie Piebcs 38. Steve Pendtey 39. Mike Thomas 40. Walter Teem 41. By ford Wagstaff 42. Mauncio Alonso 43. Chris Pounds 44. Don Adams 117 1. Dennis Jacobs 2. Tim Hey 3. Eddie Vick 4. Dan Jacobs 5. Mike Johnson 6. Ric Tipton 7 Ricky Stallings 8. Mike Halsema 9, Benjamin Mann 10. Gabe Denes 11. Carl Whigham 12. Fallow Sowell 13. Paul Blydenburgh 14. Erie Peck 15. Mike Olkes 16. Wade Baker 17. Don Vail 18. Tony By ram 19. Ron Vail 20. William Wilson 21. Bob Kast 22. Mark Hayward 23. Mike Moravetz 24. Alvin Fortson 25. Raun Kilgo 26. Edwin Evans 27. Mike Orlando 28. Don Anderson 29. Patrick Sapp 30. Mike Mackey 31. Jorge Quintana 32. Manuel Carta 33. Jim Dirr 31. Erik Elakman 35. Carl Manner 36. Jim Tomberiin 37. Chris Hinz 38. Richard Hughes 39. Clay Hall 40 Jeff Stirlen 41 Mark Register 42 Tom Henkel 43. John Wilson 44 Troy Lee 45. Ernie Lee 46. Drake Bivins 47. Greg Walling 48. Hilton McKensne 118 Lambda Chi Alpha 119 1. Greg McCain 2. Steve Osteen 3. Bart Campionc 4. Dr. Yournan 5. Wally Senior 6. Phillipc Tores 7. Budge Huskey 8. Bobby Drakes 9. Tom Ferry 10. Scott Hamilton 11. Stacy Holderbaum 12. Mike Nelson 13. Steve Wood 14. H D. Warnock 15. Randy 16. David Robinson 17. John Williams 18. John Witherspoon 19. Steve Baldwin 20. M. Meyer von Bremen 21. Mike Hansen 22 B. Meyer von Bremen 23. Churchill 120 Phi Delta Theta 121 Phi Mu 122 1. Emile Clark 2. Beth Dun woody 3. Liz Flournoy 4. Kim Herrin 5. Lydia Copley 6. Whitney Hnepp 7. Julie McGehee 8. Tricia Vaughn 9. Vickie Rome 10. Amy Fulgham II Kay Collins 12. Karen Webster 13. Amanda Neill 14. Inger Harris 15. Mans Paisan 16. Julie Getty 17. Cheryl Taylor 18. Lon Oen IS Robbie Alpaugb 20 Iteih Bel oil 21. Risa Moses 22. I aura Grabiak 23. Cindi Roller Ison 24. Judy Fordham 25. Ellen Guff 26. Melanie Hendricks 27. Beth Magbee 28. Cheryl Slater 29. Ix-igh Asher 30. Heidi Farrar 31. Mary Hanley 32. Tncia Kelly 33. Leigh FuceteLa 34. Sara Jane Realty 35. Gigi Gray 123 1. Kyle Barrett 2. Brian Wood 3. Do ye Creer 4 Richard Lee 5 Chris Moore 6. Rick Rabins 7 Paul Sparrow 8. Bob Scherer 9. Neil Ulkov 10 Bill Blake 11. Lee Rabun 12. Charlie Clayton 13 Kirk Leaphart M Jimmy Ledbeuer 15 Alex Gregory IS Campbell Clark 17 Blanton W'inship 18 Roberto Gama 19 Mark Reynolds 20, Scott Evans 21. Johnny Walker 22. Mitch Strickland 23, Trey Newton 24 Mercer Wooten 25. Glenn Johnson 26. Dominic DeRosa 27. Mark Snepp 28. Milton Cruz 29 Ken Hogue 30 Richard Pope 31. Todd Roobin 32- Gregory Ira 33. Paui Pistulka 34. Jim Mitchell 35. Mark Bunch 36. Chuck McKinnon 37 John Weeks 38. Frank Davidson 39. Carlos Matos 40 Drew Lawrence 41. Jody Barksdale 42. Jeff Andrews 43. Stuart Anderson 44. Nick DeRosa 45. Chris Nickels 46. Bill Marlowe 47. Woody King 48. Mike Christian 49. Jimmy Henson 50. Peter Ricard 51 Kelly Heath 52. Bo Russell 53. Mike Lambrose 54. Cole Fertic 55. Jim Lyerly 56. Childress Lee 57. Fred Grady 124 125 Sigma Nu 126 1. Perry Metzger 2. Eddie LaGallos 3. Scott Camp 4. Mike Brady 5. Chns Garrett 6. Mark Irwin 7 Homer Westmoreland 8. Brett Hulme 9. Mark Grumpier 10. Joe Chancey ]], Buzz Haney 12. Jeff Flowers 13. Chuck Bonds 14. Bobby Oen 15. Lee Bates 16. Hugh Lane 17. Jose Cuilian 18. Rick Snodgrass 19 Mike Lang 20. Steve Ryal Smith 21. John Renfroe 22. Walter Church 23. Bob Persky 24. Keith Harper 25 Chuck Callahan 26. Pete Smith 27. Kirby Malone 28. Albert Bryant 29 John Pate 30. Bob Camp 31. Chris Shellnut 32. Jamie Harper 33. Steve Baer 34. Phil Cary 35. Tom McNabb 36. Bobby Sturtevant 37. Jeff Bunch 38. George Fuhrman 39 Tom Wright 40 Jeff Stanton 41 Doug Smith 42. Dan Simon 43. Richard Cunningham 44. John Malpass 45. Jeff Nipp 46. Tim White 47. Joe Gallagher 48. John Hall 49. Todd Linscotl 50. Rick Lavender 51. Harry Neil Sapp 127 - Pi Kappa Phi 129 Omega Psi Phi m 1 William Shifflctte, Jr 2 Garv Douglas. Ill 3 Wiliic Alls •t Winfred Dukes Omega Pearls Elaine Hankcrsun. Vivian Howard. Pecorha Brown. Sandra Jark- son. Maudie Daniels. Sharon Strozjcr. Vickie Crawford. Tina Jen- kins. Freshmen Talent i r it c 135 Give A Pint 136 137 Dean Armour Picnic 138 The Great Pumpkin Arrives Palmer Kaleel Band And The Beach Dance 1« 144 Mercer Players Present “Bus Stop” 145 Homecoming Parade Parade Homecoming Parade Fine Arts 148 Best Of Broadway Ferrante And Teicher Lecture Series Bill Monroe-Speaker Robert Starling 149 150 151 Mercer Players Present “Pippin” Cast LEADING PLAYER Jim Huntsinger PIPPIN Jimmy Waters CHARLES Victor Ledbetter LEWIS David Rosenberg FASTRADA Celia Brewer BERTHE Penny Hayes CATHERINE Traci'Hutchison THEO Robin Oppy PLAYERS Mark Fisher, Donna dela Perriere, Phoebe Dillard. Jay Johnson. Gigi Gray, Neal Logue. Gayle Greene, Bruce Foreman, Stacy Frank, Leigh Asher, Joan Graham, Cherie Slay- ton. Trace Hale Beauty and the Beast 154 Soccer Bears Complete A Tough Season Mercer's soccer team finished its season on a winning note, heating Centenary 2-1 for fifth place in the TAAC tournament at Monroe, Lou- isiana, However, that was hardly compensation for the rest of the season, which saw the team compile a dismal 2-12 record. The team’s prob- lems were the same as in previous years-lack of unity, commitment, and interest, as well as injur- ies and inexperience. Despite this. Coach Dana Robinson is commit- ted to building a successful soccer program at Mercer, and will continue to display his dedica- tion. 156 � 57 Dnrictt Talbou, Terry Teague, Brad Bibb, Rodney Mosley, Kenny Daugherty (Grad. Asst.), Coach Bill Bibb, Tony Gail is. Eddie. Iones, Dennis Roberts. Asst.. Coach Charles Warren, Hick Walker, Travis Johnson. Benton Wade. m Bears Make NCAA Playoffs WE REC0RD:18-I2 THEY 93 St. Leo 65 74 North Carolina 89 52 Arkansas State 67 58 Ole Miss 70 56 Columbus 54 64 Ga. Slate 61 74 � S.E. Louisiana 67 58 U-T. Chattanooga 60 88 N.C. Greensboro 65 72 Centenary 77 71 U.AL.R, 57 57 Tulane 67 84 Ga, State 69 .58 U.AL.R. 68 90 Samford 79 91 Arkansas State 69 62 Stetson (OT) 63 74 Baptist 64 105 Ga. Southern 70 71 Stetson 76 60 Ga. Southern (OT) 58 60 Samford 61 94 Northwestern 66 93 Hardin-Simmons 78 75 N.E. Louisiana 66 67 Houston Baptist 69 78 •L'.AL.R 69 59 ‘N.E. Louisiana 55 72 ‘ Houston Baptist 67 67 ’Arkansas 73 Choo-Choo Classic, Chat!-. Term. ‘TAAC Tourn., Shreveport. La. NCAA Playoff. Austin, Texas 159 160 Mercer University’s Bears compiled a record of 18-12 Lhis year, including a TAAC championship and a firsl-ever trip to the NCAA playoffs. The team went 10-4 in the TAAC, beating Hous- ton-Baptist University 72-67 to win the championship and gam a berth in the NCAA playoffs. It was there that the Bears lost to Arkansas by only six points, proving lo many that Mercer's basketball team is strong, and dedi- cated to a winning program. The road to such a great achieve- ment was highlighted by many indi- vidual leaders and their accomplish- ments. Tony Gattis led the team in scoring with 16.2 points per game., at the same time being a key rebound man. He was also named MVP of the TAAC tournament. Benton Wade was the leading reboundcr, while also sup- porting a 15.3 point average. Darlez Talbott was invaluable to the team, providing the leadership and spark as he had done throughout his career. He had 119 assists. Eddie Jones and Morris Thompson were the other two starters, providing fine play during the season. The bench was led by Terry Teague, Rick Walker. Rodney Mosley, and Travis Johnson. If 1980-81 is any indication, expect good Mercer basketball in the future. 161 I 162 Coming off a 29-fi season in which the Teddy- bears went to the AlAW National Tournament, expectations were high for the 1980-81 season. But the unexpected loss of a coach, and some transfers, hurt the girls' chances, and they therefore only managed an average season. Their final record was 15-11, hut that included two long losing streaks. Coach Ed Nixon did bring home big wins over Clemson (twice), Flor- ida State, and Valdosta State, among others. Vivian Humphrey was the team leader, sup- porting a 24,7 point average, and claiming many individual honors. Kathy Singletary and Emma Mumphrey were valuable, with the many points and rebounds they made. Floor leader Edna Massey contributed 138 assists, Gloria Stewart. Robbi Pippinger, Lenora Freeman. Frederica Carter, Jami Gil Its, and Carol Smith also all helped the team in various ways. There are several question marks regarding next years' team, and a big pair of shoes to fill with the loss of Vivian Humphrey, With the win- ning tradition the Teddybears have, it is hoped that they can once again gain the spotlight they once held. Teddybears Fail To Meet Expectations WE RECORD: 15-11 THEY 133 Furman 42 93 Ga, Soot hern 83 101 Troy State 89 100 Carson-Newman 73 82 East Tenn. 90 95 Ga. Stale 71 75 S, Alabama 70 80 Clemson 83 92 Central Mo. 81 69 Georgia 75 54 'S, Carolina 82 83 Ga, Stale 84 73 Ga. Southern 83 70 Auburn 82 96 Albany Stale 83 80 F.S.U. 93 78 Valdosta Slate 76 93 Stetson 75 75 Ga. Tech 70 65 OJd Dominion 76 85 N.C. State 90 91 Georgia 124 89 Valdosta State 96 70 Albany State 74 77 Ga, Tech 79 79 Clem son 78 77 %Ga. Southern 88 MUW Tournament and Old Dominion Tournament % GA1AW TOURNAMENT • Forfeit 164 Coach lui Nixon, Emma Mumphrey, Lenora Freeman, Risa Tnrton, Edna Massey, Carol Smith. Gloria Stewart. Frederica Carter, Etolibi Pippinger. Jami Gillis. Vivian Humphrey, Kathy Singletan, Manager Karen Moore, 165 Jw Childs, Dave Mahoney. Jack Pool, Mike Montgomery, Geoff Watty Phil Millerd. Lawrence Waller. Hon Young, Wayne Hvio, Jeff Thomp- son. Scott Barnhouse. Dennis Shouse, Prank Millerd, Howard Reed. T;rn Smith. Tim Werkm. Randy Perry. Coach Barry Myers, Sieve Horne. Edwin Evans. Dave Jedneski, Craig Watkins. Danny Fitzsimmons. Steve Bilbrey. Rick Wnrsham 166 Bears Just Miss NCAA Bid Barry Myers’ baseball Bears completed vet another successful season, compiling a record of 39-12-1. That record included 19 wins 11 home, 19 wins on the road, and a TAAC Tournament championship. Having won the tournament by beating Georgia Southern twice and Hard in-Simmons once, the Bears expected a bid to the NCAA playoffs. They disappointedly did not get that., but went on to win their Iasi six games of the year. Big wins during the season came over powerhouses Florida State, Georgia Southern, and Valdosta Stale. The Bears played but were not able to defeat South Carolina and Alabama. With one of the best teams in the country, the Bears naturally had Fine hitting and pitching. There were seven players who hit over ,300, including Tim Smith who hit a superb .408, He also led the team in homeruns with 14 a new Mercer record), hits (82), and slugging average. Jack Poo) led the team in RRls with 69 Other team hitting leaders were Dave Jedneski, Mike Montgomery Frank Millerd. Wayne Ryle, and Lawrence Walter The pitching staff supported one of the best ERA? in the coun- try. a 3.36 mark. Senior Dan Fitzsimmons, who should be anyone's Comeback Player of the Year after fighting a serious battle with cancer, had a 2,73 ERA, with 9 wins and 3 losses. His pitching ability is of major league calibre, Tun Werkin turned in another fine season, going 5-1 with a 2.78 ERA. Scott Barnhouse was steady at 8-6, 3,02, Most relief work came from Joe Childs, Randv Perry, and Steve Horne Mercer turning in winning baseball teams has become common- place at the school, and the 1981 squad was no exception. This marked the seventh consecutive season m which the Bears have won over 30 games. Coach Barry Myers deserves much credit for fielding such fine teams year in and year out. There is not doubt that he can win consistently, but still his big goal is to take a team to the NCAA playoffs. Maybe '82 will be the year 167 Intramurals 170 172 m 177 It's a circus, a real zoo. Mercer University 180 You’ll Be Welcome At MABEL WHITES BAPTIST CHURCH Eisenhower Pkwy At Second St. JUST FOR YOU every Sunday free coffee and donuts (followed by great Bible Study every Wednesday delicious homecooked supper (only 51.00) opportunities for you to get involved in music, missions, teaching. NEED A RIDE? CALL 743-4476. NEED A FRIEND? JUST VISIT MABEL WHITE. 132 When It Comes To Mercer Stu- dents, FIRST FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH in Macon Has An Open Door Policy At The Top Of Pop- lar Street In Macon, C, Wray Ivey, Pastor Alan Mitchell, Minister of Music Don Wheless. 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