Mercer University - Cauldron Yearbook (Macon, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1988 volume:

MU — Something New Under the Sun Mercer University Cmildrc Table of Contents 1987-1988 2................................................ Opening Section 17...................................................Class Section 45................................. Administration Faculty Section 75....................................... Organizations Section 119....................................................Greek Section 151.............................................. Athletics Section 179.............................................Student Life Section 189...................................................Senior Index 194...................................................Advertisements When was (he Iasi lime you went to a dramatic perfor rnance? If you have attended one recently, did ii ever occur to you to wonder at all the man hours that were put into making the production work? Here at Mercer University there are many theatrical productions put on during the school year The work that goes on behind the stage is a staggering amount The workers behind the scenes are a mixture of work-study stu- dents and volunteers Often, the actors themselves assist back stage, The workers have to work long and often late hours on jobs dealing with costuming, lighting, and set design. Many times these hours of difficult work go unappreciated and unno- deed. The work schedule For these jobs during the preparation for a performance is extremely demanding, They work from 2:00 p m-5:00 p.m on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fri- days On Wednesdays and Saturdays the work load is from 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon, and from 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. At least three times a year, a group of dedicated, behind the scenes workers assist in creating a production. The work they do until the wee hours is an attempt to produce a professional show, and to gratify the audience. Mow that you are aware of the demands placed on a backstage worker, take the time to appreciate the quality of their work It is time for the audience to allow the workers to come downstage and take their bows. IMnnily WiVAViVl In the past year .Mercer's student population took a 10% leap. This increase was one of the largest increases in the school's history Are there any specific reasons for this sudden In crease? Well, one reason could be the new engi- neering school. After three years of being in existence, it is really beginning to get on its feet. But, as well as the increase in engineering students, there has been a rise in the liberal arts school. What is the reason for its growth? The Admissions Office of Mercer University had some definite ideas about the new situation. Mer cer is gutckly becoming a force to be reckoned with. In the October issue of CI.S. News and World Reports, MG is listed as one of the lop schools in the country. We have a strong aca- demic staff, as well as a strong administration and Board of Trustees. For these reasons, Mer- cer is on the move In order to promote the college. Admissions has expanded their recruiting boundaries. In- stead of concentrating on Georgia and Florida, recruiters are going up north as far as Maryland, and out west as far as Texas. David Luckie, Director of Admissions, be- lieves the Increase in student population will continue if: 1. Quality recruiting continues. 2. the administration remains strong, and 3, there is a continuing effort to cultivate reasons for students to remain at Mercer As Mercerians sit back and survey their grow- ing numbers: pride should be taken in the fact that the University is growing stronger each year, The rise in the number of students is in- deed an indication that Mercer is a force to be reckoned with!! $ If you were a student returning to Mercer in 1987, you probably noticed the campus was undergoing several changes Over the summer, the new tennis courts were torn up. In their place, a new library will be built. On Friday, October 9, 1987. the official groundbreaking for the new addition to our campus was held. The projection for the completion of the library has been set at 18 months. Aside from the new tennis courts and the new library, there is another new addition to Mercer University, in 1986, the new building for Mercer's School of Engineer ing was officially Opened. The school has actually been functioning for three years, but the new complex was not open until '86. The engineering students are very proud of their building, especially since they will no longer be bused across town for classes. One Iasi addition to our campus has been beneficial to all members of the MU family. The Trust Company Bank of Georgia placed an Avail 24 hour banker on campus Students will no longer have to trek across town for quick money. It is now conveniently at their disposal While Mercer is growing, the new additions are work- ing to improve the campus' image. Remember to support your school as it takes on the appearance of something new under the sun 7 by Karon Jacobs and Ruby Fowler President R. Kilby Godsey said that the university will not compro- mise academic integrity and religious freedom and affirmed that Mercer is a Baptist university in a pfess conference held Monday. October 12. 1987 The statement to the press was prompted by the circulation of a letter in which Lee Roberts, a member of Eastside Baptist Church of Marietta, alleged that filthy language and heresies are being printed by the Mercer University Press, hard liquor is served at official functions, 'lewd cartoons and pornography” are being published in the student newspaper, and that 'widespread student drunkenness exists of campus, The 16-page fetter includes book excerpts, copies of speeches made by President Godsey. articles and advertisements from The Mercer Glister. the student newspaper, and reproductions of photographs printed in Playboy magazine. The letter urges readers to write or call Godsey board of trustees asking them to approve the right of the Georgia Baptist Convention Nominating Committee to make free and unrestricted nominations to trustee positions at Mercer Copies of the tetter have been sent to Baptists pastors, members of the Board of Trustees, members of the faculty, and parents of students. Godsey stated that Roberts' letter is part of a plan to control the university: It is his desire that the Georgia Baptist Convention should nominate and elect all of our trustees. He wants to control the election of Trustees so that tie cam control what is taught and: can control the selection of faculty who teach, the textbooks they use, and the books that we publish.1' He added that political fundamentalist doctrine is contrary to the very essence of a Baptist university and to the heart and soul of Baptists. (cont d on pg. 9) ft ifflmtr© (flutter 8 In response to Roberts' insistence that only Christians should hold admirvs tralive or teachings positions. Godsey said that such a policy would be of excessive limitation. He expressed that the university should have a strong commitment to the selection of quality faculty and that religious affiliation is not the only criterion for faculty members. He described such a policy as monolithic and unilateral. and said that students need to study with people who have a different point of view. The richness and strength of the faculty is a reflection of its diversity, he said. Godsey stated that the university has no intention of attacking Roberts and characterized Roberts letter as a vicious assault on the university. Godsey staled that the university has no interest in withdrawing from the GBC. and expressed that Mercer wants to be a cooperative partner with the convention. In talking with the student newspaper. Godsey said that the student press sometimes gets the administration in trouble, but that he upholds editorial freedom and has favored restraints only in terms of decency and taste (published by the permission of The Mercer Cluster ) 9 hip cq«£ Wow® Mercer Students and faculty once again feel at home The Georgia Baptist Convention was held from November 9 11. During the meeting in Savan- nah, the Ga. Baptists affirmed their faith in Mercer University and proudly wore buttons that said, I am Mercer proud, It seems that the stigma has finally been lifted from Mercer's name. Between the time the pam phlet came out and the date of the Convention, a Jot ol things were done to lift the morale of the slu dents. Walter Shurden and Kent Anglin spoke a word of encouragement to everyone on October 21 1987. Dr Anglin addressed the meaning of fund mentalism to help the students better grasp wha was occurring around them Also, Dr. Godsey could often be seen givin; words of encouragement to the student body B assured everyone that the events would turn ii favor of Mercer — fortunately he was right. After the success at the Convention, there, then was a Welcome Home Dr Godsey rally in th quadrangle Once again, school spirit rose as h gave words of encouragement and thanks, it look like we have all come home What exactly Is the look of the 80‘s? Is It the clothes you wear the car you drive or the bever age you drink? Maybe it is a combination of all of the above Well, at M£J a lot of emphasis is placed on the car you drive The parking lots of Mercer contain everything from SAABs, Porsches. and BMWs, to Volkswagon and pick-up trucks Emphasis is not necessarily placed on the type of automo bile, but on how it expresses your personality- Is this ihe look ol the 80s? Besides looking at cars. Mercer students tty to stay on top of the fashion scene. We all try to make the right choice of a new generation-' MU attenders always have an air of chic about them That characteristic makes other colleges stand up and take notice. The latest clothes fads and hair styles can always be found here When anything new under the sun comes along, you can be sure to find it at Meicer To be a small university, Mercer has many surprising qualities Besides being a great all round school, we have the look of the 80 s 5 !® TJ 1 ' When a young, fresh minded, female Freshman en lets college, she often holds many dreams very dear. This freshman wants fo be paired with the perfect roommate, plus she wants fo create the coolest dorm room. Well, this year 47 young women were shocked when they arrived on campus and found out where they actually lived Due to overcrowding this year, many women had to temporarily live in places other than a dorm room lived in the Infirmary. 16 were placed in rooms with Residence Hall Assistants (who generally live in pri vate rooms), 12 inhabited lounges, and 4 were placed in study rooms. These converted living conditions pro dueed creative decorating and lots of fun It may have seemed like an inconvenience at fust, but the young women adjusted very well WELtOHE TO MrtS-H This unusual situation was due to an increase in student population Flans are being made now to rente dy the problem, Hopefully, we will soon have a place to put all of (he new students. So, the next time you meet an incoming, female freshman: be kind Remember those dreams you held close during that time of your life — during the time when college was something new under the sun. n te Tl io d sf w it li R v it d At Thanksgiving ol 1988, Mercer University will be losing a loved teacher. Tarry Stansfield, who has been teaching here for 40 years, will be leaving It will be with much regret that the students see him go. Mr Stansfield'§ career at Mercer began al most hv accident. Originally from England, he came here 40 years ago to visit a wartime friend, This friend taught at the University. While Mr Stansfield was here, one of the history teachers got married and left for Chicago, So, Mr. Stans field decided to apply for the job The President hired him on trial for one term at 5216.00 per month. He rented a room on Edgewood St for 55.00 per week His sojourn had begun. Mr, Stansfield has taught a variety of subjects since his career began at Mercer. He has I aught every type of history except for American and Georgian, After taking a year off. he returned to teach Advanced Composition, the History of En- glish Literature, and Latin. Once again, he took a year off to complete a book about Spain and Portugal When he returned this time, it was to stay, In 1952 he began to teach Art History and has done so ever since. During his lime here. Mr. Stansfield has done extensive traveling, He has been as far south as Venezuela. knows the Canibbean and Mediterra- nean, has visited Canada Africa, and Europe. Some of his favorite places are the South of France, Italy, and naturally England, After leav- ing our campus, he plans to continue his travels in places he has yet to explore Mercer is losing a valuable asset with the loss of Tony Stansfield. This charming man has been mentor and friend to many students at Mercer University, Often, he has given advice to stu- dents that seems to fit his own lifestyle. 'The best education is self education '' It may never be known how much impact this little bit of strong advice has made, but the speaker will always be remembered as a great friend and a great teacher. Eun Sung Ohj 5 o(t Duncan Robert Duvall Greg Goetz Bailey-Goetz 20 Anna Grani Cheryl JortM Grant-Jones What changes would you to see in v ercer Kemeih King Dw9l� S Mattson Wwr� n Craig Meradlih MurH King Ragan AjuBd Narer Carol New Jakrlyn Parke Changes I Feel that visitation hours in dorms should be more lenient on weekends and less during the week. Academic classes should be a little longres rather than a semester system, i also think there should be more unity among the students. Pam Levvet I would like to see more things done for the studenti, especially in dorms, Wore minority recruiting — I think, that's an area that’s been almost ignored. Wonderful Wednesday should also be reinstated because she students really need it. Rodney Wadlcy We need more activities os for as students are concerned, not just for sororities- I'm for more campus wide events Teresa Tolleson James Ragan 23 T ?re« ToilfeMn Rodney Wadley Raiford-Willis 25 riant! Brownlee Lone Collins JoAnnr Goflir Kyna Hmson Benford-Horton 26 Itzoe-Miller Cav'nancJid Lamar Qfegwy Lilley Patricia Kelley Audrey Lawrence V Lisa Maseley Sterling Ihewton, Jit. Karen Popiawski Cynthia Rawlins There Is nothing to (to fn Macon. Sara Kuhlman • live in Macon- I eta a lot of volunteer work and that's what's most excising to me, getting involved with community endeavors. William La «'field I don't have 10 go off campus. Most ol the stuff I do in Macon is on campus; and honey there's a- lot ol stuff to do on campus I (ike to go to she SeCJA B dances because they're feyi everybody. Ruby Fowler The most frequent thing to do is go to the mall. Everybody at Mercer live at the mall Of course, stealing signs is the most fun thing to do. Timothy Swatn 28 Lewis Sirwjrr Kelly Siuekey Tj n Tatve Jefferson Ty® Maseley-Rawlins Argo-Boone M) Jeff Bower� Nicole Brown Lisa Bruce Well, a little bit out of control Too much fun to be had, It's a lot of fun, you get to be real dose with a lot of the girls. You learn how to interact with a lot of personalities. '1 guess if you don't live on campus you don't know what's going on, but it is pretty much a hassle because you have to live with SO many other people, and most of them are rude K. , ' Tracey Woods Jim Monday Anita Gurandi Rebecca Carver Marsha Clements Bowers-Clements ji CookseyLanier J2 Kenley Roy no Oonns ftheaufct Paula Revelt Julie Sams Larkins-Sams 3J 'Yes, it's exactly what I expected My brothers and sisters went here, so I knew what to expect, No, 1 found it to be a lot less close minded than I thought It would be ' No, it's belter than what I expected. I love it, I was expecting some little misunderstood school. Arwitr Mait hew Mark McCullough Adams-Beebe IS Pouf BlItijrd Bethany Boynton Raymond Berger lit Tattyd Bickham Jerry Bridges Chri4tin Buel Laura Bugg MtlitM Burgamy Bellamy-Burgamy w. Susan Cbcak Lara Clayton Betb Cobb Sharon Colley Corfllan Collins March? Cooper Butler-Coughlin i7 Ml chart town Ada ton Li« D Saivo Michart Ooyh Couts-Doyle 38 Dum-Gilmer J9 rrik.i Goruale Karen Cos Lauren Godwin l.vnn Hefner Belly Hill Kevin Hillman Monica Hinson CodwirvHinson 0 Leighannc Holtam Milton Holly Jul e Hug JuJw Humcf John J.sckson Johnnie Jenkins 41 Hinston-Johnston Joy-Linares 2 Locke-Moriarty Kelly Muga Oiegoiy Mullis Mary Murray Heather Nation Candice Nicola Serenia Page Ammi Pored Cclc-sle Peeler Elaine Pennington Karen Pollard Muga-Pollard Poole-Sanford 4S Curiis Sheppard Ramey Smith Shaton Smith Steve Smith Angela Spann Timothy Standard 4fc Shaver-Standard Mary Sullivan Robert Tennille Cohiican Thomas Sherry Tolbert Kimberly Trinklc Jibber I Turner Straube Wanner Ward-Wren Office Of The President so niti 51 52 si 54 55 AFRO- AMERICAN STUDIES BIOLOGY Mr Cary Blackburn Asst. Professor Mr. Sain Hullo Assoc Professor Mr Roger Jamison Asst Prolessor Mi Tony Stansfield Professor M% Belli Siewait Instructor tk Cartierfne Meeks Asst, Professor 4A A S.) Dr Nat Fraiicr (not pwcturedf Asst Prolessor (BIO) Dr Elirabelh R Holcomb (not pictured) Asst Professor Dr Thomas Hubei Asst Professor Dr John D Sheppard Assoc Professor Ms Ruth Slenti Assoc, Professor 56 BUSINESS CHEMISTRY Dr Sunfoo Choi frvol pictured) Assoc Professor Di. Andrew Dole (rWl pictured) Assoc Professor Dr Forest Denman Assoc Professor Dr William Joiner (not pictured) Professor Or William Luclic Asst. Prolessor Dr William S. Mounts, Jr Assoc Professor Dr MB tVace Assoc Professor Di Garland C Owens (not pictured) Professor Dr Charles H Atwood (not pvt lured) Ast Professor Dr Van Crawford Assoc Professor Dr. Clare Furse Professor 57 CHEMISTRY CHRISTIANITY Dr. Ray mond Oiguere Ajil Professor Dr. Robert J Hsrgjove Professor Dr Frank J mes Piofessor Dr Rollin $ Armour (not pictured] Professor Dr Margaret Dee Bratcher foot pictured !■ Asst Professor Mr C Ray Brewster Professor Mr Joseph Hendrick s Artec. Professo� Dr Edwin Johnston Professor Dr Watson Mills Professor Dr Robert Otto Professor Dr John B Sheppard Professor Dr Walter Shorten Pipfeswr 58 CLASSICAL LANGUAGES COMPUTER SCIENCE EARTH SCIENCE EDUCATION Dr. Eliot Veumao Prolessor (C.L.) Df. Charles Bass (nor pictured) Assoc Professor Wr Eugene Bell Professor Dr David L Cowrt Assoc Professor Dr Ann Fu-quay Professo� Dr Brace Dod Assoc Professor (E.S.) Dr Jack Crimm Professo� (ED) Dr Janet Bu shown Professor Dr. Beatrice Cam (not pictured) Asst. Professor Or Bobby Jones Professor Dr Donald Midkiff Professor 60 ENGINEERING ENGLISH Di. Lawrence E Hook Professor Df. Jack M. Mahaney Professor 0« Philip 0 Met Professo� D« Robert E Wilson |r oi pit lull-ill Professor (ENGI i Dr Steven E Bluestone Assoc Professo� (ENGL. I Mi Adrienne Bond Asst Professor Di Michael Cass Professor Di Marjorie T Davis Assoc Piotessor Ms Margaret Engethart rfSot piclured) Assoc. Professor Mr George Espy Insuuctor Dr Kenneth Hammond Pr cjics sot Dr Lee E ffeller foot pictured! Asil Professor 61 ENGLISH Mrs BoW ir Bo! ? Hennecy Ms Lind� Gayle Munson (not FRESHMEN SEMINAR PROGRAM HEALTH AND PHY. EDUCATION Asst Professor Dr Walter KfllnidjtBh Ass! Professor Dr Jane Edward� Morstcm (not pi t Ultd) Visiting Asst Professor ptc lured) Visiting Instructor Dr Gary Richardson Asst. Professor Ms Diane Siege Asst. Professor Di John Siege Assoc Professor Di Mary Wilder Professor My Barbara Sheppard Instructor |F$P) Mr Barry Myers (not pictured) Instructor (H and Ph Ed ) Mr Ed Ninon (not picturedl Instructor i i1 62 HEALTH AMD PHY. EDUCATION HISTORY HUMAN SERVICES Dr Robert Wilder Professor Ms Kathryn J Carr Instructor (HlSj Dr. Jam e H. Ceckfktfd Professor Or Carlos Flick Prole� soi Dr Enc Klmgctholer Asst. Profe $or Or Wayne Mixon Pro lessor Or .Mary Ann Drake Asst Professor Mr H Marlin Gilbert Asst Professor Or Tom Glennon Professor JOURNALISM MATH Dr Hartsn S Stensavs Assoc. Processor i.JRN) Dr Philip Bean Professor Mr Kendrick Hart field Instructor MATH MILITARY SCIENCE MSG John M Davis (not pictured) Dr CuMis Hermk a s c PmittSM Dr Gerald Norwood Mi Professor Mr Leslie Peek Dr Assoc Prolesvor S. Chandler P e Instructor Emory Whitaker Assoc PrcrfesMM Inslfuclor CPT Robert E DtrLoache (not pictured) AMI Professor CPI John F Douglas (hot pictured) Asst Professor LTC John Erfiif) (not prclurcd) Professor MAT Del L Jones tool pscturedl Asst Professor 5 M Clifford Wlwelus (nor pictured) tnstr uc tor —• (y MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES MUSIC Dr William R Davis Prolessor Dr John Dunaway rra(«Hr Dr Ann Hughes Professor Ms Denise Volkofl Assoc. Professor Dr Edward Werniraut Asst Prolessor Dr Jsrir y Winfield Assoc. Professor Benny Ferguson Lois Lonu Pd ward Byrom Richard Nelson Chrtsilnc Keitges Roto Hallquist Lowen Marshall Robert Parrish Ian Altman 65 PHILOSOPHY PHILOSOPHY PHILOSOPHY POLITICAL PHYSICS SCIENCE Mr Peter C Brown Assoc Professor Dr. Tod Nordcnhaufl Professor Dr. Pen Stevens (not pictured) Professor Mr Thomas M Trimble Assoc. Professor (PHlt.) Dr Dan Quisenberry Assoc Professor PHV) Or. Robert E Willis Assoc Professor Dr James L Cos Professor Dr Pcrjijv DuBose Assoc Professor 1 I I i I 66 Di. Russell Locke Professor Di Kyirng Park As t. Professor PSYCHOLOGY Dr May Kennedy Asst. Professor Dr. Richard Meuger Assoc. Professor Dr James Radiker AsiOc Professor PSYCHOLOGY READING AND LEARNING SKILLS Dr Jcfin Wrkjhl Assoc. Professor Mrs Dunn Aldqidqe Instructor SOCIOLOGY Dr. James Albert Ion Assoc Professor Dr Alpha M Bond Professor Dr Don Evans Assoc Professor 67 SOCIOLOGY SPEECH AMD DRAMATIC ARTS SECRETARIES Di Kaihleen Tionann (not pictured! Asst Mok( O John J Challa, Jr. A� I Pirfftsor Mr Ralph Hamlet! (nor pictured| Instructor Dr Kelly Loncastci Visiting Asst Processor Mr Paul Oppy Awl. Professor Dr Geree Price Assoc Professor Mi Manan Ziclihski Asst Professor Sue Roberi s Secretary fo� M� iji Oavl� fnsha Hobart Secretary fo� SDA Kay Seaton Secretary for Communication� 66 SECRETARIES AND STAFF Ague JcMves A� i Swrdjiy i5rs-4ii- Kiflebte Hetwy Seeielafy Secretary of Education Post Office Staff Student Activities Staff 69 70 r 7| Faculty Candids BSU 76 BSC1 is a Christian organization for college students. They work on many projects and are very active on campus This group meets every Thursday evening in Newton Chapel BSU also spongers the group Covenant 77 Scabbard And Blade Panhellenic Council PAM HELLENIC COUNCIL is an organization ol sorority representatives They help maintain sorority standards as well as sponsoring social events. Their most popular event is the annual Pan-Dance. 79 Phi Mu Alpha PHI MU ALPHA Is a national Honorary musk fraternity with members elected on the basis of outstanding work in the field of music Its aim is to advance the cause of music in America, to develop fraternal spirit among its membwt, and to encourage loyally to the Alma Mater NO PHOTO AVAILABLE «0 81 Delta Omicron American Chemical Society AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY STUDENT AFFILIATE CHAPTER, founded m I97ft is an oiganirt.iksn open to all students taking chemis tiy. The goals eie to afford an opportunity for students taking chemis- try to become belter acquainted, lo promote intellectual stimulaturi that arises from professronal association, to instill professional pride in chemistry, and to foster an awareness of the responsibilities and clul lenses of modern chemists. I NO PHOTO AVAILABLE The advisor lor Ihe American Chemical Society is Dr Atwood. President - Mary Speir, Vic e President — Clark Newton, Treasurer Bradley Waters Secretary — Dana LeFever. members are Scott Duncan. Joseph Bean, Don el to Ramos, Cindy Smllh. Waller Cannon, Donna Waters. Susan Tuck. Julie Glen wood BETA BETA BETA is a national honorary biology oiganiiation Its purposes are to increase interest in biology, to stimulate sound scholarship and to encourage brologicat research. To be eligible for membership of Beta Bet Beta, Ihe student must have completed a minimum of five quarters of academic work with a cumulative average of 3.0 or better ond a minimum of one year's work in the biological sciences. «3 Offic ers Chris Larsen — President, Mollle Hendricks - Vice President. Michelle Cravey — Secretary. Clark Newton Historian Members Leslie McLain, Lea Scheei, Jo McPherson. Redo Hill, Susan Turk. Angelo Brill, Joseph Jackson. Lee Ann Crump Beta Beta Beta Delta Sigma Pi NO PHOTO AVAILABLE DELTA SIGMA PL a national business fraternity, serves to fostei scholarship and service Members among students in the Eugene W. Stetson School ol Business and Economics Lynn Bo man wayne Brown Stacy RikIi MjiMVi Joseph Smalley Sean A,lee Mfanth Bet-hind Heather Cjv«I William Ellis Rhonda Godwin Don Hardee- Steve Bristol Allen Hornmond Laune Gaines Ellen Meyet Susan Palmer Billy Walker Brad Wilson Pam Woodefl Dominique Vmcenl KAPPA DEL TA EPSILQJ1 is an honorary society designed 10 honor college students outstanding in the Held of education. Students in the teacher education program who have a 3.0 grade point average are eligible lot membership NO PHOTO available 85 Kappa Delta Epsilon Gamma Sigma Epsilon GAMMA SIGMA EPSILON It ft national honorary chemistry society. It i� dedicated to recognition anti promotion of excellence in chemical education through scholastic accomplishment and exploration through research To be eligible (or membership a student must have completed si courses in chemistry and have a B average ALPHA PSI OMEGA is a national honorary dramatic fraternity with members elected on the basis of outstanding weak «r the held of dramatics ond fine ftft. It is their aim to promote a higher cultural standard among the students NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 07 Alpha Psi Omega Sigma Tau Delta SIGMA TALI DELTA is Ihe local chapter of the national English honors society Art English average of 3.0 must be maintained in order to be eligible for this organization. They sponser lectures, faculty receptions, and they help Seniors to prepare for the Senior English Comprehensive Exam. The advisor for this group is Dr Walter Kalaidjian. Kellie Raiford — President Steve Lucas — Vice President Marcia Shelley — Secietary Greg Sarta in — Treasurer Mike Fields Rod Miller Ronda James Anna Grant 88 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE PHI ALPHA DELTA is the local chapter of the national prelaw Fraternity. This year's rjroup is pfrsicJed over try Baxter Gillespie 89 Phi Alpha Delta S.G.A.B. MERCfR Office of Student Activities Student Union Activities Board SUAB ii a group who tries lo provide activities of interest to the Mercer student body. They sponsor everything from movies to dances. They are always available to hear new suggestions. President Thomas Cipolia Vice President Belinda Thurman Secretary Penny Hamm Treasurer Rebecca Heath ParUamentorian Penny H� mm Mercer Broadcasting (Baclt row) Tom McAlee. Kevin Courington. Art Tennille Dr John Chalfa — Advisor. Robbie Turrley. David Herndon. Jerry Bridges tFiont row) Claire Curies. Shanna Willocd. Belli Anderson, Allison Russell. Wendy Weiss MERCER BROADCASTING, having been recently reborn by interested students, has begun producing .a bi monthly television show called Mercer Spotlight ot local caMe television It serves as a training ground lor students interested tn a broadcasting career and is dedicated to the on going growth ot Mercer and Macon, Georgia 92 MERCER UNIVERSITY CHOIR is under the direction of Ed Byrom and accompanied by Evie Farr. This group works very hard in order lo present a concert at the end of every quarter. Also, out of the choir is a select group called Mercer Singers. These musicians present a con- cert along with the choir and go on tour during spring break. On their ‘88 tour. Singers are going to Mexico. 93 Mercer Choir Mercer Debate Society NO PHOTO AVAILABLE MERCER DEBATE SOCIETY is open to any Mercer student who wishes to debate, Intercolle- giate debate, financed by Mercer. s scheduled each quarter for those students wtw are qualified for debate trips. Academic credit may be earned by those who participate in debate 94 95 International Student Assoc. Mercer Martial Arts Association MM A A is a new group on campus. They were founded during the 86 87 school year- Their numbers have quickly grown to around 20. Their current president is Shawn Leveto. MERCER COMMUTER ORGANIZATION an «g niiation 10 provide social and service programs for commute studenis. 9? Commuter Organization Cauldron Back Row (left to right) David Clark. Robbie Turnley, Paul Cho. Art Tennille, Lewis Singer, and Rafael Pinion Front Row (left to right) Leigh Wansley, Ruby Fowler, Susie Vass, and Eddie Sanford Kneeling: Karen Jacobs, editor Not Pictured: Cheryl Jones. Lewis Vaughn, Brad Wilson. Lynn Bowman, Todd Adams, Billy Walker, Rob Moon THE CLUSTER excelled in journalism in and won seven awards in the Georgia College Press Association Better Newspaper Contest in the categories of improvement, sports coverage, news coverage, advertising excellence, general excellence, layout and design, and editorial excellence Karen Jacobs served as editorsn-chief. Dr Harlan Stensaas is advisor. 99 Cluster Dulcimer THE DULCIMER is (he literary magazine The student body elects the editors, who in turn appoint staff members. Students are responsible for the contents of these publications and do all the reporting, copy editing, headline writing, and photography. 100 THE ORGANIZATION OF BLACK STUDENTS (OBS) provides an opportunity for fellowship as well as serving as a vehicle through which black students can voice their concerns about issues related to the black experience in general as well as their Mercer experiences. Programs and activities which highlight the black experience are planned and coordinated by this group of students and are open to all members of the University community. MO PHOTO AVAILABLE 101 Organization Of Black Students Blue Key BULIIE KEY is a national! honor fraternity. Blue Key members are selected by their fellow students with faculty approval, lor character, outstanding ability, and recognized potential deserving the special attention of the faculty Juniors and seniors who are qualified and who have had an opportunity for self-expression and growth in the various aspects of student life, such as academic and service honor fraternities, religious organizations, and Student Government, are eligible. The members must rank academically in the upper 35 percent of their respective classes. 102 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE THE HONOR COUNCIL is a group composed of nine justices chosen by a committee of Student Government officers and three faculty members; it is responsible for decisions on cases of alleged violation of the Honor System. Its decisions are binding upon the student involved but may in due course be appealed to the Board of Appeal. 103 Honor Council Judicial Council 1CM THE JUDICIAL COUNCIL is a fifteen member student board whose purpose is to insure Freedom and to protect the rights of all members of the Mercer Community, both individually and collectively. The Judicial Council is the court of original jurisdiction for all infractions of the Cliniiversily Student Code of Conduct by students of the Undergraduate Colleges of Mercer Macon {Back row) Pelt Multody, Dave Goode hi Id. Ron Light. Mike WaiMsti, Shawn Lamer, Tim Lewi-. S.srn Mac! radvlsoi) {Front row) Karen Jacobs-, Aundna Chwver, Banier Gillespie, Ruswdl Rovengan. Valerie Savage. Christina. ORDER OF OMEGA is a national honor society which recognizes the excellence of individual members of Greek organizations. Men and women of fraternities and sororities are selected on the basis of exceptional scholarship, leadership, and service Juniors and seniors are eligible. mega Assoc. Of Computing Machinery Officers: President — Todd Lewis; VicePresident — Mike Camilli; Secretaries — Cheri Mayo and Sheleta Ward; Treasurer — Angela Spann Members: Angela Spann, Steve Bristol, David Coiart (Prof). D'Ann Fuquay (Prof), Crissy Brand, Clarissa R, Clifton. Cheri Mayo. Scott Allison, Leslie Braziel, Todd Lewis, Tammy Harden, Vickie Scott. Dan Sanders, Lynn Greene, Charles Bass (Prof), Sheleta Ward. Mike Camilli, Steve Wetmore, Paula Revelli. Buddy Raper, Wanda Jones, Judy Parrish THE ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY is an organization sponsored by the Computer Science Department. Anyone interested In computers may join. 106 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE BACCHUS (Boost Alcohol Consciousness Concerning the Health of University Students) is a student run organization designed to promote alcohol awareness and responsible decision making regarding alcohol. Membership is open to any interested student. Community Standards Board NO PHOTO AVAILABLE THE COMMUNITY STANDARDS BOARD is yet another organization which ensures that justice prevails on the Mercer campus. This board deals strictly with violations which occur concerning the residence halls. 108 88 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN ? Sf ePhart 109 Young Democrats Of Georgia THE MERCER AMBASSADOR program designed lo develops mutually beneficial relationships with Mercer University alumni and to communicate student perspectives to all within the University The Ambassadors also attempt to instill a sense of University spirit in all of those with whom they interact They are chosen for a one year term by the President of the University, upon the advice of a selection committee who review applications and interview the candidates Students must have a grade point average of 2.5 or better and are encouraged to have completed 30 hours of course work before they apply. Leadership abilities and a commitment to serve are other criteria in Mercer Ambassadors Student Assoc. Of Mercer Engineers A B r A E Z H 0 I K A M N bb H bb 0 n P 2 T T $ X S2 Alpha Delta Pi Pauline Cavaliero — President, Eliza- beth Boynton — V. President, Beth Hamby — Secretary. Amy Lankford — Treasurer. Dawn Adams. Michelle An' derson, Belana Arnold, Jennifer Auger, Amy Austin. Rachel Beno, Lori Betv rendt, Jary Jen Benton. Michelle Blanford, Sandi Botero, Leslie Brazziel, Christine Buel, Lynn Bullard, Missy Burgamy. Terri Carter. Tanya Cornietle, MLchelie Cravery, Erin Doyle, Kelly Cratis, Melissa Gifford Martha Gerdy, Karen Coss, Amy Grogg. Beth Hamby. Lisa Helgeson, Angela Hill. Jan Horton, Shannon Howze, Cissy Johnson. Anji Jones, Susan Kendall, Kristie Knight. Amy Lankford, Cheryle McClung, Tra- cey McEver, Pamela Me Morris, Heather MacAllister, Laura Martien, Susan Mea- dor, Anjie Miller, Cathy Moriarty, Lisa Moser, Alicia Monroe. Paula Netiinger. Ruth Odom. Mary O'Niel, Beverly Par- kerson, Susan Palmer, Seetal Patel. Sue Patel. Elaine Pennington. Deborah Per- ry, Rhonda Reeves, Nicole Robinson, Lisa Shadburn, Paige Slocumb. Amy Smith, D'Anna Smith. Michelle Thomas, Charlotte Tomlinson. Virginia Turner. Pam VandergriFf, Amy Walker, Mary Chris Waller. Melanie Waller, Tina Wynne, Lisa Young. I ns 1 Alpha Gamma Delta Karol Spraggs — President, Jill Patterson, — V. President, Rhonda Godwin — Secretary, Beth Courtney — Treasurer, Alicia Johnston — Advisor. April Altman, Stephanie Anglin, Laura Bates, Trish Bauer, Cathy Bivens, Lisa Bokenhagen, Jenny Bolton, Laura Beth Bugg, Cathy Burton, Etena Burton. Krista Cannon, Amy Cantwell, Cathy Cargill, Kim Carlson, Wervde Carter. Susan Cheak, Sheri Connelly. Amy Cooksey, Julie Cowan, Joyce Crowder. LeeAnne Crump. Claire Curies, Amy Davis, Connie Dean, Renee Dowell Tiffany Duncan, Jeanette Farrell, Kelley Fields, Shea Fields, Beverly Franklin, Renee Gilliam, Holly Green. Julie Guida, Maria Hagan, Jill Hanson. Sandra Hawley. Katrise Henderson. Laura Herrin. life Jennafer Hill, Pete Hollingsworth, Diane Hooper, Kathy Hueppchen, Julie Hug, Tammy Inferrera, Joanna Johnson, Elizabeth Jones, Karen Kent, Lisa Kline, Julie Kreyenbuhl, Sara Kuhlman, Joy Manry. Adela MacCaugbelty, Amanda McCook, Kelly Muga, Kelly Parris, DeeDee Phllpot, Karen Pollard, Danielle Ramos, Faith Roberts. Anita Rossi, Jeannie Rutledge, Valerie Savage. Cheryle Sharber. Christy Shipman. Allison Smith, Cindy Smith, Rainey Smith, Melinda Snowden, Kim Stull. Lori Taylor, Linda Testa, Noreen White, Shanna Wilford, Lori Wingo, Tracy Woods. IV Alpha Kappa Alpha Karen Jacobs — President, Stephanie Powell — V. President, Dedra Spears — Secretary. Belinda Thurmer — Treasurer, Vickie Scott — Advisor. Jawaun McMillion, Hope Williams, AKA ne Alpha Phi Alpha Carlos A. McCloud — President, Colandrs Darrisaw — V. President, Georgte E. Darn saw — Secretary Treasurer. Samuel F. Hart — Advisor. Carlos A. McCloud, Bernard Roberson, Rodney Wadley. Alpha Tau Omega 1 2 Rowell Pobfete — President, Rick Benson — V. President, Gregg Franklin — Secretary. Rudln Haidemnota — Treasurer, Michael Stover — Advisor. Danny Agostocruz, Andy Begley. Greg Brown. John Cannon, Matt Coughlin, Mac Cumpton, Kelly Dabbs. Randy Harper, Kevin Hillman, Tyler Johnson, Phillip Khaynt, Jose Lopez, Mark McCullough. Lester Miller. Lance Mullis, Bob Mynatt. Jasu Nayee, Chris Riley. Art Schlueter, David Segal, Billy Williams. 123 Christine Ben — President, Holly McCorkle — V, President, Rebecca Phelps — Secretary, Wendi Becland — Treasurer, Lyn Harris — Advisor. Jane Adams, Stacy Alexander, Ashley Amos, Julie Arledge, Heather Armistead, Liz Barger, Wendi Beeland, Rosalie Bellu- eia, Sara Bennett. Julie Berte Ashley Bloodworth, Lucy Bright, Sonia Both. Kelly Cassidy, Mary Beth Carpen- ter, Carolyn Casey, Heather Cavert. Dana Christian, Missy Clark, Jennifer Cross. Christina Dauksoh, Beth Dew, Stacy Dickenson, Jill Dockins. Robin Doming. Alice Duhon, Suzy Dunn, Susan Eakes. Katie Edwards, Kay Ferebee, Laura Fitz- patrick, Andrea French. Robin GelTlSh, Gaye Gladding, Jame-Lyn Graham, Tra- cey Greenbaum, Kim Greene, Angela Haris, Henriette Harris. «24 Jana Hefner, Sharon Herherington, Kathy Hubbard, Elizabeth Hughs, Sbar on Hurt. Laura Hutchinson. Ashley lr vin, Leslie Johnson. Danielle Kates, Lau' rie LaCroix, Sara Loomis. Harriet Larsen. Sarah Loomis, Melinda Mallory, Melissa Martins. Wendy McFarland, Susan McGarity, Janis Mellinger, Connie Middleton, Lisa Mostly. Michelle Murrell. Amy Nixon, Beth Partain. Beth Pfunden. Rebecca Phelps, Deena Plairve, Melissa Preston, Gina Ricker. Kellee Robbins. Julie Sams, Sandra Seone. Sara Sire, Suzanne Shoemaker, Becky Smith, Mary Spire, Ginny Steinhauer, Mindy Stevens, Dot Thomas. Wendi Walls, Julie Walters, Milly Watson, Don na Watters, Elizabeth Way, Diana Wil- liams, Melanie Williams. Amy Wilson, Shelle Wilson. 12? Delta Sigma Theta Cindy Bivins — President, Elaine Patterson — V. President. Annette Parker — Secretary. Wanda Childs — Treasurer. Mattie Manson. Lisa Shroud — Advisors. Renee Edwards, Youlanda Gibbons, Sonya Thornton. AS© Kappa Alpha Lock Reddick — President. Hal Middle- brook — V. President, Mike Dickson — Secretary. Peter Mulladay — Treasurer. David Clay — Advisor Heath Allegood. Arvmd Arpelly, Gill Autry, Paul Baker. Sam Barnes, Gary Beckerbaugh. Steve Bohanan, Brook Brantly, David Carmon, Jessie Carter, Brian Cassidy. Delano Collins, Blair Oooke, Maltison Dunaway. Tom Eitenmiller, Mercer Fearington. Mike Feilds Scott Gladden, David Goodson, David Guber, Lee Hamond, Chris Hendry, Greg Jackson, Mel Jamieson, Eric Johnson, Jay Johnson, Jim Koulouatos, Neil La nier. ua Shawn Lanier, Hugh Lawson, Buck Leach. Sam Lolhridge. Mites Marks, Mike Mairah, Matt Martin, David Math- ews, Jay McCaslin, Les Meeks, Dawson Moore Jason Morris. Pat Nichols. John Noyes, Lee Oliver, Wayne Oneal. Mark Pace, Reese Payton, Lee Potter, Dan Pritchett, Russell Rosengart, Todd Rowand. Mike Sable. Clayton Sembler, Eddie Simmons, Heyward Smith, Pat Smith, Billy Starnes, John Statham, Paul Veale, Kevin Vide. Cam Waters, Larry Waters. Kappa Alpha Psi Jot Chapman — President. Charles Hines — V President. Ervin Clowets — Secretary. Kenneth King — Treasurer. Nathaniel Harris — Advisor. Greg Baldwin. Gerald Davis. Timothy Holloway, Muiey Jackson, Demetrius Richardson KAv 131 Kappa Sigma 132 K2 Terrence LeMaster — President, Walter N, Leonard — V. President, Bradley P. Wilson — Secretary, William J Walker —■ Treasurer, Thomas Bishop — Advisor, Todd Adams, Charles L Andrews Jr., Anthony Scott Anglin, Charles D. Bailey III. Harold D. Bearden, Jonathan David Beebe, Raymond Karl Berger III, Lynn Ashley Bowman, William S. Bradford Jr., Christopher T. Brimm, Charles Kevin Briscoe. Ronald R, Brown Jr., Bailey Nevin Cardwell, Steven Mark Chambers. Douglass E. Chesser, Allen A Cobb Jr., Remer Craig Daniel. William P, Dekle, Rex LaDon Durham. Daniel T- Fogarty, Jarome Emile Gautreaux, Marty Quinton Hancock, Kelly R. HiUeman. George Michael Hutchenson. Juha llmari Jaakola. Michael Todd Johnson. General Jackson Kimbrei IV, Samuel Shawn Levito, Andrew Ronald Light. Charles D. Lischer, Byron Curtis Lynn. Stephen C Manning, Jay Ashley McLeod. Christopher G. McRae, Roger Allen Mensh, Richard Mark Merrill, Randall S. Miller. Rodney Bruce Miller, Timothy W, Miller, Rex Mark Mobley. Alan Henry Oliver, Jaroslaw P. Ols2ak, Paul Robert O'Shea, Seann Roger Palik, Stephen M. Penley. Ronald R. Pennington, Steven A. Pickens, Bryan K Roberson. John J. Rogers, Jeffery R. Sanford, Gregory C Sartain. Frank E. Scarbough. Ben S. Shippen Jr.. Thomas K. Slaughter. Michael A Smith. Paul Anthony Steele. Jeffery R. Tanner. Johannes M. Thompson, Lance Konrad Troup, William A. Uradnick, Robert J Utgard Jr., William L. Vaughn, David Alan Veccio. William J. Walker Jr.. Morris P. Webb HI. Robert A Weber Jr., Steven Webster. Thomas S. Wegner. Timothy James Whitehead, Marcus Banks Winslow, John Darren Veste Lambda Chi A X A Alpha Drew Schnyder — President. John Henley — V. President, Miguel Garda — Secretary, Tim Lewis — Treasurer, Nat Frazier — Advisor. Sean Adel. Marshal Angle, Jeff Baker, Richard Berry, Paul Blizzard, John Boyd. John Brancheorob, Steve Bristol. Lauren Butler, James Cannon. Greg Clark. Chris Doc kins, Don Dyches. David Elrod, Jackson Elsberry. Sean Fillingim. Sean Gaitis, Neal Ganem, Malt Getz, Mike Gilbert, Baxter Gillespie, David Goodchild, Doug Graham, Jay Grantham, Justin Hale, Chris Hall, Dan Hardee, Jim Harrison, John Henley, Joseph Jackson. Marc Johnson, Bari Johnston, Mike Ketchem. David Kindred, Andrew Klymenko, Tim Lewis, Dennis Long, Bill Lovelace. Wilson Lovette, Hugo Madrigal, Trey McCampbell, Jeff Mandax, Robert Murrell. Tim Nissen, Mike Odom, Melson Oglesby, Mike Oneil, Hick Paduano. Lyle Petenick, Craig Powell, Mark Pulliam, David Rushton, Darren Ryles, Drew Schnyder, Randy Shea, Karl Shorefesce. Walter Shurden, David Sisk, David Smart, Dick Spears, Greg Tapley, Doug Thomas, Daryle Victor, Brent Walker. Mike Watson, John Whitesides 135 Psi Phi 1J7 Ron O. Raby — President. Ralph Register — V. President, Damon Riggins — Secretary, Joey Bishop — Treasurer, Rufus Harris. Advisor. Sean Black. Kevin Bowen, James Braswell, Drew Brwn, Tracey Buff. Garrick Crocker, Rex Gambill, Larry Grate, Mario Herrera, Kyle Kelley, Keith Minter. David Morey, Bobby Scott. Tim Standard, Tony Willis. Steve Wright. 13fl - H r1. ri H1H H H HJJ H 1J9 Phi Mu Lauren Rosenau — President. Jennifer Reins — V. President, Mallie Culpepper — Secretary, Ginny Johnson — Treasurer, Cater Thompson — Advisor. Leann G. Abellana, Laurie Bates, Elizabeth Ann Bearden, Jane Allison Becker. Regina Anne Benson, Amanda Blythe Berry, Jennifer Joy Berry. Ashley E- Bonner. Michelle Broom, Molly Elizabeth Burgess. Jana Carananle, Anita Yvonne Carrandi. Racquel M. Chrmll, Melinda Clark. Jennifer Paige Conner. Marc! Anne Cooper,. Vicki L, Crultenden, Raisa Dominguez. Margaret R. Dozier, Melanie Yvette Dyser, Jodie Ensing, Lisa Michelle Fehlenberg, Anna H. Franklin Margaret A Frey. Kirsten Louis Fullerton. Erika M. Gonzalez, Jennifer Lee Grantham. Trevelle J, Grenga, Wendy E, Haaek, Julie Anne Harris, Monica Lynn Hobby, Tina M. Holley, Catherine A, Houston, Belh Isom. Joy Isom, Loriann G. Jenkins. Susan L. Johnson. Ra melle Johnson. Marie V, Johnson, Heather Jones. Pamela L. Kramer. Shannila Kumar. Tish Leveritt, Elizabeth Lynn Lopez, Wendy E. Marlin. Anne S Matihews. Susan Lori McClain, Coutlney E. Meehan, Ellen Amelia Meyer. Michelle M. Mosher. Mary E. Murray. Jennifer Nabakowski, Heather Lane Nation. Laura Upton Normar, Amanda F. Pace, Sarah L Picot. Kathryn Ann Price, Stephanie Ann Randolph, Jennifer Reina. Jill Resell, Lauren Kay Rosenau, Carrie Ann Shaver. Charlotte Carroll Smith, Kimberly 0- Smith. Mildred Reese Smith. Kathryn M. Spatz, Rhonda Stevens, Tara Renee Strickland, Amy Bostick Stubbs. Kimberly Talbert, Amy Latrelle Todd. Carla Vvette Todd. Susan M- Turk. Donna M Valbuena, April Vedner. Kristen Walker Diane K. Weiss, Marie C. Whelchel, Mary T Winfield. Pi Kappa Phi Chris Adams — President. Henry Schwartz — V. President, Joel Tolbert — Secretary, Will Mann — Treasurer. Ronny Williams — Advisor. Rob Armatorio, Patrick Ayvar, Glenn Barnette, Burt Blackmar, Jim Bioodworth. Nick Bowden. Jeff Brady, Will Brantley, Ben Brooks. Neil Brown. Patrick Bryant. Stephan Campbell, Juan Carlos Carrillo. Bill Chandler. C!ay Clark, Brian Colleran. Ron Devoe. Rob Ellison, Robert Finlay. Russ Fiveash. Marty Green, Doug Hendshumacher, Danny Harris, Kevin Horde, John Jackson, Keith Kenemer, Chris Larsen, Jay Lee, Vale Leiden, Alan Lewis. David Majors. 142 Will Mann, Doug Matheson, Marshal McDonald� Mike McEachin, Steve Modesitt, Greg Mullis, Chris Normans, Clark Newton. Brian Noyes, Kevin Oatman, Ron Owens. Phil Parkerson, Rick Poland. Jason Priebe, Steven Pritchett, Sherm Reeves, Phil Roberts, Mark Rosen. Stan Ross, Greg Schutzer. Phil Slewett. Marc Silverstein, Tommy Stetson, Mike Stoker. Dean Turner, Andrew Vollenwelder, Sam Waller, Matt Winters, Charlie Vood. Todd Young. T4J Sigma Nu John J. Shiler — President, Rusty Hutson — V, President, J. Michael Rutherford — Secretary. Gregory Howard — Treasurer, Aubrey Floyd — Advisor. Tripp Baldwin, Gregory Pieil Ball. Richard Best, Jeffrey N. Boehm, Richard L. Brockman. Mark Brown. Robert Byron, Chris Callahan. Louis Caruso, Mark Chaiken, Steve Cruttenden. Greg Davis. Mark Douglas Davey, Robert W. Deason. Lester Eakes, Jonas Endreson, William Brady Fallin. 1 M Jim Flanders, Bruce Frost, Greg Goetz, Marc Gruverman, Kyle Hackinson, John Zackery Hall, Michael Hall, David Hightower, Cale Hill. Kevin Hooks. Gil Harvard. Jeffrey D. Jue, Tommy Kirbo, Joseph D. Labanz, J. Lance Lanier, David Lohmeler, Chad Lucas. John Scott Marbot, Scott Marshall, Todd McClain, Chuck McClendon. Eric Myer. Brent Mercer, Kenley Willis Morton, Jim Murray, Shannon Payne, Brenton Lee Persall, Jeff Plau, Michael Presley. Steve Sarkin, Crew Sullivan, Donald R, Thrasher. Chris White- ns Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2AE mb ■' Ronald L. Meadows — President, f Christopher L, Ross — V, President, Hoyt M, Spearman — Secretary, Mike r; Rypl — Treasurer. Dean Asher, I Ernest Paul Barnett, Pat Battle, Frank David Capita no. Pete Carratt, Danny ' Chalem, Anson Earl Christiansen, Barham Cook. I Peter Dew, Jason Fernandez, Alan Flurry, Reese Freyer, Andrew Gillman, Lee Goldman. Jud Green. David Hoff, James Judy. Mike Laramy, Ben Little, Ron Meadows. Christopher Monk. John Scott Perez, Glen Pozin, Earl Richards, Matt Rypl, Tom Smith, Marty Spearman, John R. Stokes, Robert F, Sumowwski. Tom Tomlinson, Marc Oliver Touze. Brian Turkel, Rip Weachter. I Zeta Phi Beta Wanda Gibson — President, Ckathy MeLamore — V. President, Aundrie Cheever — Secretary, Rebecca Heath — Treasurer, Evelyn Gibson — Advisor, Z$B Interfraternity Council No Photo Available THE INTER FRATERNITY COUNCIL is a group composed of several fraternity men who meet together on a regular basis. Its purpose is to control and expediate fraternal affairs. 150 TTS Mercer Men’s Basketball The 1987-68 Mercer Bears will have a new outlook as six additions have been added to the roster to go with seven reluming players. This combination of returning players, junior college transfers and freshmen recruits should give the team better depth and this looks like better quali- ty. With a demanding schedule, the Bears will be looking to Seniors Ben Wilson and Junior Tracy Vaughn for team leadership. Good Luck Guys! 1987-88 Mercer Roster NO NAME HT POS WT CL 15 Ron Miller 6 2 G 190 FR 20 Marc Famell 6 4 G 185 SR 21 Todd Harris 6 7 F 175 JR 22 Reggie Titus 6 l G 170 JR 25 Dwayne Taylor 6 4 G 180 JR 31 J, W. Naftel 6 4 G F 175 SO 32 Chns Phillips 6 5 F 200 JR 33 Ben Wilson 6 6 F 193 SR 35 Jay S (roman 6 1 G 185 FR 44 Scott Waller 6 7 F 210 FR 45 Scott Bailey 6 7 F C 210 SO 50 Tim Holloway 6 5 F 195 SO 52 Tracy Vaughn 6 S C 210 JR 54 Eric Jackson 6 7 F 210 JR 55 John Rogers 6 8 F 210 SR CL HOMETOWN HS-CQL Tallahassee, FL Uneoln HS Tampa. FL1 Hillsborough CC Miami, FL'Miami Dade South CC Memphis. TN W. Wyoming JC Jacksonville, FLjFlorida JC Dunwoody, GA Pace Academy Bowdon. GA Souihem Union JC Ft. Pierce. FL'Indian River JC Nashville, TN Montgomery Bell Ac, Tucker, GA GR Atlanta Chr. Smyrna. GAAVills HS Kcysviile. GA Wrens HS Chickamauga, GA Gordon Lee HS Sandcrsville, GA Washington HS Baltimore. MD W. Wyoming JC 1M Mercer Bears 1987 1988 Basketball Schedule DAY TCJE SAT SAT WED SAT WED SAT M ON MOM £ THE SAT THU SAT THU (TAACJ SAT DATE OPPONENT SITE MOV 17 IRISH HA TIONALS PORTER GYM (EXHIBIT fOM} DEC I FT; VAl I. FV STA TE COLLEGEMACOM COL ISEU DEC 5 CLEM SOM UMIVERSITY CLEMSON. SC DECS AUGUSTA COLLEGE MACOM COLISEUM DEC 12 MISSISSIPPI STATE STARKVILLE. MS DEC 16 AUBURN UNIVERSITY AUBURN AL DEC 19 FLORIDA TECH MACON COLISEUM DEC 21 AUGUSTA COLLEGE . A'UGCISTA, GA DEC 26 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT HARTFORD CT 29 INVITA TIONAL M f TOURNAMENT JAN 2 GEORGIA ST A TE (TAACI JAN 7 STETSON UNIVERSITY IT A AC) JAN 9 GEORGIA SOUTHERN CTaacJ centenary cqLlege ON BAPTIST (TAAC) MACON COLl$EUM II SEUM HOUSTC MACON COLISEUM DELAND. FT. STATESBORO. GA MACON COLISEUM TIME 7:30 7:30 TBA 7:30 •6:30 •8:30 7:30 7:30 TBA 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 SAT JAN 23 UNIV'A RK. UTTL E ROCK LITTLE ROCK, AR , •8:30 (TAAC) THU (TAAC) JAN 28 HAREHNSIMMONS MACON COLISEUM 7:30 SAT (TAAC) JAN 30 UNIVjTEX. SAN ANTONIO MACON COLISEUM 7:30 SAT (TAAC) FEB 6 GEORGIA STATE ATLANTA, GA 7:30 THU FEB 11 STETSON UNIVERSITY MACON COLISEUM 7:30 (TAAC) SAT FEB 13 GEORGIA SOUTHERN MACON COLISEUM 7:30 (TAAC) THU (TAAC) SAT FEB 18 FEB 20 CENTENARY COLLEGE SHREVEPORT. LA HOUSTON BAPTIST HOUSTON. IX •.8:30 i8:30 (TAAC) if SAT FEB 27 UNIV ARK LITTLE ROCK MACON COLISEUM 1:00 (TAAC) - J MACON COLISEUM m _ a , «« MON FEB 29 SAMFORD UNIVERSITY 7:30 (TAAC) THU SAT (TAAC) MAR 3 MAR 5 HARDIN-SIMMONS (TAAC) UNIV TEX. SAN ANTONIO ABILENE. SAN ANTONIO. TX '8:30 •8:30 THU MAR 10 TAAC TOURNAMENT— TBA TBA SEMIFINALS FRI SEMIFINALS MAR 1! TAAC TOURNAMENT — TBA TBA SAT MAR 12 TAAC TOURNAMENT — TBA FINALS TIMES CONVERTED TO EASTERN STANDARD TIME Mercer Women’s Basketball The Mercer Teddy Bears are optimistic about improving their record of lost year. Coach Ed Nixon claims that 'the players' attitudes are good and they know they have to play together as a unit because we have no superstar to take charge.” Hopefully, Coach Nixon's prediction will prove to be true. Good Luck Girlsf Mercer University 1987-88 Teddy Bear Basketball Roster No. NAME POS. CLASS HT. HOMETOWN 3 Jeanie Smith G Sr 5 1 Barnesville, GA 20 Beverly Parkerson F So 6’0 Eastman, GA 22 Kali Bogdan F So 510 Macon, GA 24 Rhonda Griffin G F Jr 5'8 Forsyth, GA 32 Cheryl Jones G Sr 5’5 East Point, GA 33 Kim Averill G F So 57 Long wood. FL 44 Dawn Jackson F Jr 5 11 Madison, TN 51 Keri Fisher F So 59 Forsyth, GA 52 Chiquita Anderson C So 511 Dublin, GA Ed Nixon Teddy Bear Head Basketball Coach mmn Mercer University Teddy Bear 1987-1988 Basketball Schedule Day Date Opponent Site , Tue Dec 1 _ Gniv. AL Birmingham Macon Coliseum Sat Dec 5 Gniv, TN Chattanooga Chattanooga, TN Tue Dec 8 Baptist College Charleston, SC Thu Dec 10 Augusta College Augusta, GA Thi i Hpp 17 rini Qm ifh FI TmimPvTjiimrja FI i nu Fri Dec 18 d I 11V ■ Ov U v' 1 1 1 L U L1 ICy I u 111 i 1 Lr - Gniv. South FL Tourney Tampa, FL Sun Dec 20 FL International Gniv. Miami, FL Mon Dec 21 Gniv. of Miami Miami, FL Sat Jan 2 Campbell College Macon Coliseum Mon Jan 4 Appalchian State Gniv. Mercer Campus Thu Jan 7 Gniv. TN Chattanooga Mercer Campus Jan 9 Gniv. of Central FL Orlando, FL Mon Jan 11 Stetson Gniversity Deland, FL Thu Jan 14 Baptist College Macon Coliseum Sat Jan 16 FL A M Gniv Macon Coliseum Wed Jan 20 FL International Gniv. Mercer Campus Sat Jan 23 Augusta College Mercer Campus Mon Jan 25 Albany State College Albany, GA Thu Jan 28 Converse College Mason Coliseum Sat Jan 30 GA State Gniv. Atlanta, GA Thu Feb 4 GA Southern College Mercer Campus Sat Feb 6 GA State Gniv. Atlanta, GA Sat Feb 13 Gniv. of Central FL Macon Coliseum Mon Feb 15 Stetson Gniversity Mercer Campus Sat Feb 27 GA Southern College Statesboro, GA Mon Feb 29 FL A M Gniv Tallahassee, FL Thu Mar 3 NSWAC Championships Deland, FL , isa % Mercer Bears Baseball 1988 MERCER UNIVERSITY BEARS BASEBALL ROSTER NO NAME YR. POS. BAT THROWHT WT BIRTHDATE HOMETOWN 1 Head Coach Barry Myers, Marshall (Jniversify, '60 2 McCain, Todd FR 2B R R 6'1 160 12 11 68 Winder, GA 3 Brown, Glenn FR SS R R 5'9 165 2 1 69 Washington. GA 4 Croud, Rich SO SS R R 5 8 155 12 14 68 Miramar, FL 5 Broxton. Cliff SR P R R 5 11 175 7 6 66 Warner Robins, GA 6 Malone, Scott JR 3B L R 6'1 175 12 27 66 Lilburn, GA 7 LaBanz, Joe JR 38 R R 6‘1 180 5 25 66 Macon, GA 8 Carr. Jon FR C R R 6’0 195 11 16 68 Tucker, GA 9 Vick, Kevin FR OF R R 5'10 180 5 19 68 Thomasville. GA 10 Golden, Craig SR IB R R 5'10 175 6 25 66 Snell ville, GA 11 Myers, Robb FR OF R R 6 1 170 8 24 38 Macon. GA 12 Brown, Todd JR 2B SS L R 60 175 2 24 66 Macon, GA 13 Mimbs. Mark FR P L L 6’2 170 2 13 59 Macon, GA 14 Fallin, Bill JR P L L 511 180 11 17 66 Moultrie, GA 15 McCorkle, Chris JR OF L R 6’0 200 6 25 67 Dearing, GA 16 Hester. David SR OF R R 6 0 200 3 27 66 Warner Robins. GA 17 Kieve. Jay FR OF R R 59 165 11 8 68 Riverdale, GA 18 Moneypenny, Jimmy SO OF R R 6’0 175 2 16 68 Warner Robins. GA 19 Dunaway. Mallison FR C R R 57 165 11 27 68 Thomasville, GA 20 Mimbs. Mike FR P L L 6 2 170 2 13 69 Macon, GA 21 Smith. Brannon JR c R R 6’ 1 205 6 17 67 Macon, GA 22 Fitzgibbons, Gregg JR p R R 6‘2 195 2 2 67 Macon, GA 23 Jackson, Muzzy SO 18 L R 6 2 185 2 13 68 Moultrie, GA 24 Hackinson, Kevin JR P R R G'Z 195 2 22 67 North Miami Beach. FL 25 Tanner. Mike JR P 1B R R 60 190 11 8 67 Columbus, GA 26 Davidson. Howard so P R R 64 195 12 20 67 Warner Robins, GA 27 Home, Blake FR P R R 6 2 180 1 27 69 Hawkinsvilie, GA 28 Little, Ben FR IB R R 63 190 9 16 69 Tampa, FL 29 Gordon, Mike FR OF R R 6’0 185 12 22 69 Gray, GA Robbie Bums JR P R R 5'11 150 10 31 66 Macon, GA 30 Asst. Coach Craig Gibson, Mercer '86 Macon, GA 1988 BASEBALL SCHEDULE I I FEB 5 AT MIAMI FEB 6 AT MIAMI FEB 7 AT MIAMI FEB 8 AT FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL FEB 9 AT FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL (2) FEB 16 GEORGIA COLLEGE FEB 20 AUGUSTA COLLEGE (3) FEB 23 FLORIDA ASM UNIVERSITY (2) FEB 26 AT LOUISIANA STATE FEB 27 AT LOUISIANA STATE FEB 28 AT LOUISIANA STATE MAR 2 GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN MAR 4 -AT GEORGIA SOUTHERN MAR 5 AT GEORGIA SOUTHERN (2) MAR 8 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA MAR 9 AT UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA MAR 12 MANSFIELD STATE (2) MAR IB VIRGINIA MAR 19 HOWARD (2) MAR 20 AT SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE MAR 21 OPEN PENDING MAR 22 AT FLORIDA ASM UNIVERSITY (2) MAR 25 «STETSON UNIVERSITY MAR 26 «STETSON UNIVERSITY (2| MAR 29 AT FLORIDA STATE MAR 30 AT FLORIDA STATE APR 1 -SAMFORD UNIVERSITY APR 2 'SAMFORD UNIVERSITY APR 6 AT SOUTHERN TECH APR 8 AT STETSON (2) APR 9 ’AT STETSON APR 12 AT GEORGIA COLLEGE APR 15 AT SAMFORD APR 16 AT SAMFORD (2) APR 20 AT GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN APR 22 -GEORGIA SOUTHERN APR 23 'GEORGIA SOUTHERN (2) APR 25 AT AUGUSTA APR 2830 TAAC TOURNAMENT MAY 2 SOUTHERN TECH MAY 4 GEORGIA TECH MAY 9 AT GEORGIA TECH 7:00 PM CORAL GABLES, FL 2;00 PM CORAL GABLES, FL 2:00 PM CORAL GABLES, FL 7:00 PM MIAMI, FL 3.00 PM MIAMI. FL 3:00 PM CLAUDE SMITH FIELD 12:30 PM CLAUDE SMITH FIELD 1:00 PM CLAUDE SMITH FIELD 7:00 PM BATON ROUGE. LA 7:00 PM BATON ROUGE, LA 2:00 PM BATON ROUGE. LA 3:00 PM CLAUDE SMITH FIELD 7:00 PM STATESBORO. GA 1;00 PM STATESBORO. GA 3:00 PM CLAUDE SMITH FIELD 4:00 PM ATHENS, GA 12:00 NOON CLAUDE SMITH FIELD 2:00 PM CLAUDE SMITH FIELD 11:00 AM CLAUDE SMITH FIELD 7:00 PM Baseball C Boardwalk ORLANDO, FL I‘ 00 PM TALLAHASSEE, FL 3:00 PM CLAUDE SMITH FIELD 12:00 NOON CLAUDE SMITH FIELD 7:00 PM TALLAHASSEE FL 3:30 PM TALLAHASSEE, FL 3:00 PM CLAUDE SMITH FIELD 12:00 NOON CLAUDE SMITH FIELD 3:00 PM MARIETTA, GA 5-00 PM DELAND. FL 1:00 PM DELAND, FL 3:00 PM MILLEDGEVILLE, GA 2:00 PM BIRMINGHAM. AL 12:00 PM BIRMINGHAM, AL 4:00 PM AMERICUS, GA 3:00 PM CLAUDE SMITH FIELD 12:00 NOON CLAUDE SMITH HELD 3:00 PM AUGUSTA. GA TBA HOME OF WEST D1V CHAMP 3:00 PM CLAUDE SMITH HELD 3:00 PM CLAUDE SMITH HELD 7:00 PM ATLANTA,. GA MERCER UNIVERSITY MEN'S TENNIS 1968 SCHEDULE DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME PLACE FRI FEB 12 FLORIDA ADM 2 30 PM HOME SAT 13 GEORGIA COLLEGE 2:00 PM HOME WED 24 COLUMBUS COLLEGE 2:00 PM COLUMBUS, GA WED MAR 4 GEORGIA STATE. GA. SOUTHERN ATLAffTA. GA THU 5 STETSON AND SAM FORD ATLANTA. GA MON 7 UNIV, OF EVANSVILLE 2:30 PM HOME TCJE 29 SHORTER COLLEGE 3:00 PM HOME WED 30 AUGUSTA COLLEGE 1:30 PM AUGUSTA. GA MON APR 4 ALBANY STATE 230 PM HOME WED 6 FT VALLEY STATE 3.00 PM FT. VALLEY. GA THU 7 COLUMBUS COLLEGE 2 30 PM HOME WED 13 FT VALLEY STATE 2.00 PM HOME TBA AUGUSTA COLLEGE 2:30 PM HOME APR 15 16 TAAC TOURNAMENT T6A ATLANTA, GA ROSTER BENEFIELD. DAN CENIEA, DON DEAN. COWLES ELLISON. ROBERT FRYER, REESE LEFLEP, VINCE MARRAM,MIKE MONTALVO,ALFRED POLAND. RICK SCHNYDER. DREW VICTORIA. STAN HEAD COACH KERRY BACON Women’s Tennis MERCER UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S TENNtS I9B8 SCHEDULE DAY DATE FRI FEB. 12 SAT 13 TOE 23 MON 29 WED MAR 2 MON 28 WED 30 MON APR 4 WED 6 WED 13 FRI IS APRIL 22 t 23 OPPONENT FLORIDA A G M GEORGIA COLLEGE GEORGIA STATE WESLEYAN COLLEGE ALBANY STATE WESLEYAN COLLEGE AUGUSTA COLLEGE ALBANY STATE FT. VALLEY STATE FT. VALLEY STATE AGNES SCOTT NSWAC TOURNAMENT PLACE HOME HOME HOME MACON. GA ALBANY. GA HOME AUGUSTA. GA HOME FT VALLEY, GA HOME HOME STATESBORO. GA ADAMS, JANE BACHER. SUSAN FITZPATRICK, LAURA HUBBARD. KATHY UNARES, SUSANA PRICE. KATHRYN REVELL, PAULA SIVELL. SHARI HEAD COACH: KERRY BACON 16) Men’s Soccer Number Name 1 Todd Bramble 2 Tod Konrad 7 Brad Kemker 9 Scott MeGuigan 10 Scott Rodgers 13 Pat Gillick 12 John Hotating 15 Scan Putegnot 16 Dirk Cricket 17 Doug Handschumacher 19 Pay man Roshan 22 Scott Logan 3 Rick Thompson 5 Steve Pulla ra € Gary Fraser n Lee Baenmnger 14 Andy Klymenko 18 Reece Payton MERCER UNIVERSITY maeon Men's tnltfcollegiate Soccer Team 1987 Returning Players Class Position Junior Goalkeeper Junior Defender Senior Midlielder Senior Striker Sophomore Defender Junior Defender Sophomore Defender Junior Defender Sophomore Midfielder Sophomore Defender Junior Striker Sophomore Goalkeeper 1907 Newcomers Freshman Midfielder Freshman Defender Freshman Midfielder Freshman Defender Freshman Midfielder Freshman Midfielder Hometown Tucker. QA Tallahassee. FL Gainesville, FL Atlanta, GA Atlanta, GA Orlando, FL Tampa, FL Altamonte Springs, FL Hollywood, FL Newport News, VA Teheran, Iran Miami, FL Nassau. Bahamas Valrlco, FL Gainesville, FL Valrlco. FL Dade Cliy. FL Newnan, GA MERCER (JNIVERSlTY rracon Women's Intercollegiate Soccer Team 1987 Rosier Number Name Position Hometown 1 Monica Hill CK Athens, GA 2 Andre Fell M ChamWee, GA 3 Kelly Hayek S Miami Shores, FL 4 Chapin Jones M Tampa. FL 6 Tammy Boyd M West Palm Beach, FL 9 Taylor Sen D Tequesla, FL 10 Dabby Goodrver S St. Petersburg. FL 14 Sherry Knipp M St. Petersburg. FL 15 Deborah Adams D Stone Mountain, GA 16 Kris Ferguson M Zell wood, FL 17 Chandra Carter D Palm Beach. FL 18 Happy Bowers D Atlanta. GA 19 Kris McBride 0 St, Petersburg. FL 22 Kathy Mazinshi OK Tterra Verde, FL COACH: Dan Robinson Cross Country Mercer Women LR: Coach Cam Oetter, Jane Adams. Holly Hea- gerly. Rhonda Griffin, Cheryl Jones, Kalli Bog- don This picture was taken at NSWAC Championship in Atlanta, GA. Mercer Men L-R: Johannes Svenssort, Mike Sable, Matthew Get?. Coach Cam Oetter, David Little, Chris Lac sen, Darrell Butler, Dan Sanders This picture was taken at TAAC Championship in San Anlonio, TX. 1«J Golf L'R: Tom Watson, Bryan Roberson (Mercer JR). Scon Simpson, Tommy Roddy (Mercer SOPH), Calvin Peele. Wade Latham (Mercer SOPH), Fuzzy Zoeller Not Pictured: Steve Campbell. Joe Ramsey, Shawn Levelo Mercer's Fall matches included: 10 team tournament in Birmingham. 8 team tournament in Carrolton, A team tournament in Atlanta, Mercer's Spring matches will Include: 12 team tournament in Augusta, 4 team tournament Ln Valdosta, 4 team tournament in Atlanta. TAAC Tournament in Houston 169 Intramural Basketball Greek Independent 1 A TO Exterminators PiKapp Rote 2AE TC 1 AX A RN II ZN The Guys KI Commuter Shooters KA Plumbers Independent II Independent III Manhattan Reamers TCF Brew Dogs Adidas Total Package Pain Nutt Squad 5' 6‘ers 2AE 11 Lost Boys Pi Kapp II Dead Heads Goosenecks Captain — Jennifer Smith. Robin Gerrisn. Lisa Moseley. Anita Carrandi, Wanda Jones, Gina Treadway, Sharon Smith Nat Pictured: Cindy Smith, Marsha Tyson, And Donna Scott 174 Candids 177 Candids 178 fc w.-im j There were many excellent candidates in this year’s Home’ coming competition. From L R they are Phaion Bell. Robyn Rease, Watt Hallman, Michelle Murrell, Greg Howard. Christy Shipman. Joel Tolbert, Lynn Creech, Bo Shippen, Sue Patel, George Darrisaw.and Ruby Fowler. Congratulations goto Lynn Creech and Greg Howard for being the 1938 Homecoming Queen and King! 7%cd4 '7??CTCC1 ?%6-S7 The 86 '87 Miss Mercer competition was as spectacular as always. The Grand Opera House was a beautiful setting for the contest. The fourth runner-up was Lee Ann Crump, third runner-up and winner of talent was Ruth Odom. The second runner-up was Dee Dee Dewitt, and first runner-up was Kellie Raiford, Miss Mercer for the -$6-'87 year was Janet Jarrell who also won the evening gown competition. MiM Ttiencen On January 15, 1988 a new Miss Mercer was crowned. The evening was full of great entertainment and a lot of fun, The winners of this year's pagent were: Miss Congeniality — Amy Boggus. third runner up — Bonnie Thompson, second runner up — Ruth Odum, first runner up — Jennifer Wells, and Miss Mercer for 1988 — Cathy Bivins. tss There were many talented women in this year's contest, Leah Hensley (19} sang I’m Gonna Fly ' Claire Curies (18) danced to Chopsticks'' by Li' brace, and Ten Carter (!8) played 'Fur Elise by Beethoven and Jennifer Wells (19) also delighted the crowd by singing, Kimberly Clarke (21) gave a monologue Wings,'' Dana Christian (18) danced, and Anne Sanders (21) sang Gershwin s I Got Rhythm, Kathtyn Price (19) danced to “Ease on Down the Road. ' Ruth Odum (19) sang Upon This Rock ' Michele Murrell (20) played Mozart's “Fan' tasy in D minor, and Cathy Bivins danced to The Twenties Roar, Kimberly Talbert (19) was another contestant in this year's competition, Amy Boggus (19} danced, and Bonnie Thompson (22) sang Qui- et Please, There's a Lady on Stage. Congratula- tions to all of these women for using their talents and for becoming involved! Senior Index Scoti E Abernathy 2666 lake Jpdecn Dr JcmesbOfo, GA 30236 Alert'd T Adam■. 175 Rowe St Buford, GA 30518 Marianne Ruth Adama 3425 Osborne PI Macon, GA 31204 King V Aiken. Jr 2064 Walton Woods Of, Tucker GA 30084 Story Lynn Alexander 4732 S Stratford Oaks Macon. GA 31210 Rohert C Allen 802 Andrews Chape! Rd Fhomaston, GA 30206 Sheldon C. Allen 194 Madison St Macon. GA 3120� Halstead T indat Anderson, II 5939 Hartley Bridge Road Macon. GA 31206 Michelle L. Anderson 1648 Bnareliff Rd Macon GA 31211 John Boyd Atkins 1071 Magnolia Street Macon GA 31201 Amy Sue Austin 4617 San Miguel Tampa, FL 33629 Donna D Bailey 119 Rogers Awe Apt 1 Macon. GA 31207 Monica D. Bailey 4150 Arkwright Pd Macon. GA 31210 James W Baker 97 Schley Awe Savannah, GA 31419 Gregory Neil Ball 6873 Chufch St Rlverdale. GA 30274 Karen E Ballard P.0 Box 266 Montezuma. GA 3W63 Robed E Ballard Box 78A Country Clb Rd Dublin GA 31021 Steven Craig Band 835 Norsata Way Sarasota, FL 34242 Leigh Anne Bare 822 E Hiqhland Dr Lakeland FL 33803 Rondo J Barnhill 1962 Win ship St. Apt. 8 Macon GA 31207 Laura Angela Bates 201 Seminole Dr Marietta. GA 30060 Patrick T Battle 9950 S.W 54 Ave Miami. FL 33156 Rena Mane Batts 134 Playa Delray Dr Columbus, GA 31906 Patricia K Bauer 2621 W Lake Fern Road IW Lutr, FL 33549 Harold Bearden Rr 4 Cartersvilli . GA 30120 Richard A Beauregard 1063 Hi Iyer Ave Macori. GA 31204 Lance D, Beckmann Rt 5 10 Richard Di Ringgold. GA 30736 Martin Cooper Beeler 11« Hope Place Warner Robins, GA 31093 Suzanne Vargas Beers 1975 Vineville Ave E3 Apt E3 Macon GA 31201 Janice Strong Bembty 1104 Greenwood Drive Perry. GA 31069 Chrkstm M Ben 1708 Goshen Rd Augusta. GA 30906 B Sanford Blrdsey. it! 4555 Old Club Rd Macon, GA 31210 Jeffrey N. Boehm 9384 N.W 19 Place Sunrise, FL 33322 Kim G Boons!ra 2063 Vineville Avenue Apartment 3 Macon. GA 31204 Carlos Manuel Bout!)by 832 Freeling Dr Sarasota, FI 34242 Lynn Ashley Bowman 4977 Friendship Rd Buford, GA 305IB Donna E Boynton Rt I Bo 366 Manchester. GA 31SI6 April D Bradley 122 River Oaks Drive Blackshear, GA 31516 Joni Leigh Branch 201 An Park Dr Warner Rbns, GA 31088 Vianna E Branham P 0. Box 1500 Hardwick. GA 31034 Dana C. Brahton 34 Brookwood Dr Cartersvtlle GA 30120 Steven Paul Bristol 143 St. Claire St Srmons, GA Angela J Britt P.Q Bo 770 Barley, GA 31513 Shan Durkworth Brooks Rt 1 Box 183 I Musella GA 31066 Carol W Brown 227 Delaware Avenue Warner Robins, GA 31093 Elizabeth Lee Brown Rt I Box 179-D Arnoldsville, G A 30619 Harry Dehn Brown 1186 Boulevard Macon. GA 3t2J I John Clifford Broxlon PO 1548 Warner Robins, GA 31099 Carol A Bryant 708 Peggy Dr Ft Valley, GA 31030 Chris John Buka 4717 Brae Bum Lane Macon, GA 31210 Lynn M Bullard 5415 Lake Dr Macon, GA 31206 James Michael Bum 3892 lyus Rd Carrollton, GA 30117 Robert Dean Burns 1200 Newport Rd Macon, GA 31210 Keri L. Burpee 406 Fieldstone Road Warner Robins. GA 31093 MrchaeJ Eugene Butts 2639 Flewellyn Court Macon. GA 31201 Paul Daniel Byrd 213 5 Edgewood Drive Statesboro. GA 30458 5evi M Byrd 690 E Lee St Matter, GA 3CU39 Scott Kelly Camp 8678 Lake Forrest Dr Douglasville. GA 30134 Emily Campbell 1063 Magnolia St Maeon, GA 31201 George A Campbell 4600 Fulton Mill Road Macon. GA 31213 James Oscar Cannon Rt 2 Abbeville, GA 31001 Amy Joella Cantwell 4265 Rendon Lane Merrill Isl. FL 32952 Jana Leigh Caranante 4817 River Shore Dr Tampa, FL 33603 Kimberly H Carlson 813 Cenlerbrook Dr Brandon, FL 33511 David B Camion 808 Sherwood Rd Gainesville, GA 30501 Keith A. Carney Bo I 157 Mercer Gniv Macon. GA 31207 Peter D Corralt 2734 South Peninsula Daytona Beach, FL 32018 Dianne T. Carter 231 Atrium Cl. Warner Robins. GA 31088 Gerne Carter 1355 Clark Rd Augusta, GA 30906 Timothy Carter Rt 1 Bo 182 Sycamore. GA 31790 Wende G Carter 3370 Bowers Jacksonville, FL 32217 Michael James Carver PO F3o 5022 Macon, GA 31206 Ronald Hugh Casey P.O Bo 1500 Hardwick, GA 31034 Ora Caslle, Jr PO. Bo 5022 Macon. GA 31213 Donald J. Cenira P O Bo 81 Mercer Univ. Macon, GA 31207 Marv Lw Chandler m take Dr Dora ville, GA 30340 Anita Leigh Cheney Rt I Bo 83 Edison, GA 31746 Betty J Cherry B05 Ash St Macon, GA 31201 Wanda A. Childs 1005 Kelley St. LaGrange. GA 30240 Eun S Cho 3301 Henderson Mill Nl Chamhlee. GA 3034! Ervin dowers 1472 Ninadel Dr Macon, GA 31204 Janet Condon 408 American Blvd. Warner Robins, GA 31093 5heryl L. Connelly 1005 Applecross Dt Roswell, GA 30075 William Barham Cook P O Bo 452 31207 Abram Taylor Coppage 794 Mai wood Dt. Macon, GA 31204 James Perry Colton, III 4691 Oxford Circle Macon, GA 31210 Kendall W A Countryman 3301 Placid Place Macon, GA 31206 Susan Elisabeth Cox 6016 Price Road Macon, GA 31210 Laverne K. Cranford Rt I Box 147 Chauncey, GA 31011 Arthur J. Creque P O Bo 3653 Warner Robins. GA 31099 William Roy Criswell 200 Lakelront Dr Warner Robins, GA 31088 Karen Logan Crowley 1140 Craddock Way Macon. GA 31210 Lee Anne Crump Route 3 Carncsville, GA 30521 Steven L. Cruttenden 6300 Mostly Dixon Rd Macon. GA 31210 Mattie E Curry 1B77 Swan Drive Macon, GA 11204 Keith S Czapld 2008 A Allen St Louts. MO 63104 Holt, Smith Darns, Jr. P.O Box 1500 Hardwick, GA 31034 William Lee Davenport 2336 English PL Apt A Macon, GA 31204 Mark Douglas Davey 660 Weatherly Lane Atlanta, GA 30328 Henry J Davis 4045 Metro Way Macon, GA 31204 Mack Calvin Davis, Jr P O Bo 5022 Macon, GA 31208 Susan Leslie DeFoor 164 Giles Road Warner Rabins, GA 3(093 Laurel Nesbitt Deuley Rt 2 6961A Thomaston Rd Macon, C,A 31210 Mike A Dickson 1730 Sunnyside Dr Winter Park, FL 32789 Michael A. Dillon 331 Sunset Terrace Forsyth, GA 31029 Paul Christen Dockms 3675 Woodberry Dr Duluth, GA 30136 John Stephen Dodd P.O. Bo t673 Valdosta, GA 31603 Raisa I Dominguez 3106 Old Spring Place Tampa, FL 33618 Michael S Dorn 4861 Brookhaven Rd 43 Macon, GA 31206 Jeffrey L Dowd P.O Bo 1473 Vidalla, GA 30474 Felicia Drayton Rt I Box 164 Oglethorpe, GA 31068 Mary Jo E. Dudney 211 Crescent Dr Warner Robins. GA 31093 Elizabeth Duncan B89 Rafael Blvd M E St. Petersburg, FL 33704 Ronald W. Duncan 109 Gawin Dt Warner Robins, GA 31093 Scott M. Duncan 3464 Creek wood Dr Conyers, GA 3020S Robert L Duvall Route 3, Bo 3? Greensboro GA .30642 Kimbetly Colleen Dyer Route 2 Bo 2565 Blair5vilk, GA 30512 Joyce A Dykes 1409 Crystal Lake Clr Macon, GA 31206 Jill Marie Eardfey 597 North Beach St Ormond Beach, FL 32074 William E. Ellis 2314 Hawthorne Dr Albany, GA 31707 Yvonne M. Emory 3315 Wildwood Dr Marietta, GA 30060 Ronald C Epperson MCI Ml PO Bo 396 Hardwick, GA 31034 Stacey M Eubanks 321 Atrium Court Warner Robins. GA 31088 Eleanor J Farriba 589 Belmead? Place Mjcon. GA 31204 Rick Fer nande 16100 Golt Club Road Ft Lauderdale. FL 33126 Susan Beth Frtrgerald 325 Brentwood Dr Temple Terrace, FL 33617 Heidi Marie Fodor 115 Woodlawn Avenue Warner Robins, GA 31093 Ronald Talmadge Ford PO Bo 1854 Warner Robins, GA 31099 Shawn T Ford 20639 Prince Creek Or Houston, IL 77450 Russell Dean Franklin PO Be 593 Eastman, GA 31023 Sonya D Frrerson 612 South College Ave Douglas. GA 31533 Michael C. Fulghum 9009 9th Ave N W Bradenton, FL 33529 Phyllis Elaine Futch 60 pirates Point Rd. Pirates Wood, FL 32097 Julie Gaines 4500 Country Way Cohutta, GA 30710 Margaret Laurie Gaines 222 Featherston Rd S W Rome. GA 30161 Donna Lynn Gallo 1027 ft Plantation Pkwy Macon. GA 31210 Cassandra Gardner 91? Charleston Ave Columbus. GA 31906 PhlKip Gary GWCI Hardwick, GA 31034 Frederick Beck Gates 646 Cheatham Dr Marietta, GA 30064 Willard Earl Gatlin 3219 Clairmont North Atlanta, GA 30329 Linda Reid Gibbons 12tO Windward Circle Nicevl lie, FL 32578 Wanda D. Gibson Senior index 207 Sherwiridnah Tr iH Warner Robms, GA 31093 Michfld E Gilbert 565 Fuirh Way Sebastian, FI- 32958 Gieq Eugene Giles 1923 Adams St Apt 1 Macon. GA 31207 John Baxter Gillespie 5275 Woodridge Forest Atlanta. CjA 30305 Carla Gayle Gilmer Rt 6 Ba n -131 Eastman, GA '31023 Virginia Dale Gilvln 861 Willow Creek Drive Macon. GA 31204 Bradford tusk Girault 2G0? Coliseum St New Orleans, LA 70130 William Dale Gladwin 21 Glamis PI Thornhill Canada Jennifer Gofi PO Box 432 Bonaire, GA 31005 Craig Lanier Golden 2370 Cljl Circle Snell villi , GA 30270 Bruce T Gourtey 687 E Hunter St Douglas, GA 31533 Billy D Go wen 6067 Navaho Tr Mot row G A 30260 Danny Graham 107 Sherman St Warner Robins. GA 31088 Anna Willem. Grant 512 Rhodes Drive Ellberlon. GA 30635 Larisa C. Gray Bon 618 Macon, GA 31201 Abraham Green P O Bo 5022 Macon, GA 31213 Katherine Lynn Greene 7270 Zebulon Rd Macon, GA 31210 I aunt A Griffith 22 Heritage Trace New nan. GA 30263 Rowland Guidry 3019 Doyle Ave, Columbus, GA 31907 Amber Dawn Guy Box 634 Mercer tlrtiV. Macon. GA 31207 Christopher Mayo Hall 3244 Beecbwood Dr S E Marietta, GA 30067 Jimmy Hall, Jr P O Box 5022 Macon, GA 31213 Matthew E Hallman 711 N Sans Souci Ave. Deland, FI 32720 Austin Allen Hum mould 7 Evergreen Dr. 190 NeW,ban, GA 30264 Hamel I Hand Rt I Do 67 Eastman, GA 31023 Dulcti J. Harbuck Rt 3 Box 828 Forsyth, GA 31029 Daniel W Hardee 2330 Cordova Avb. Vcro Btfach, FI 32961 Tummy Sutanne Harden 1769 Rocky Creek Rd. Macon, GA 31.306 James W- Hardin 2020 Dundee Dr Smyrna- GA 30080 Randall H Harper 41 Middleton Court Smyrna, GA 30080 Amy E. Harris 5250 Fulton Mill Rd Macon, GA 31206 Charles Harris 9600 £ Normal Chicago, IL 60628 Nathan e Harris 3967 Munlord Rd Macon, GA 31204 John Dumas Harrison 380 Glen Arden Place Atlanta, GA 30305 Julius L. Harrison P O. Box 5022 Macon. GA 31213 Sandra K Hawley 2871 River view Rd Macon. GA 31204 Charles S. Hay-good 5950 Howkinsville Rd Macon. GA 31206 Susan HaywoodOppv 2766 R.verview Rd Macon, GA 31204 John Michael Head 1427 Royal wyn Dr. Macon, GA 31210 Holly L Heagerty 6680 13 Ave N St Petersburg. FL 33710 Vallie Mae Heard 208 Reid St Warner Robins, GA 31093 Donna K Henderson 222 Church Si Bonaire. GA 31005 Mallie Ann Hendricks Rt l Box 131 Woodland, GA 31836 Carol Blbky Hernandez 104 Renoir Lane Warner Robins, GA 31088 Rhonda Anita High 2407 Jacqueline Circle Moultrie, GA 31768 Reda Jean Hill 100 Martin Creek Ct- Stockbridge, GA 30281 Patricia K Hobart 1220 Forest Points Drive Macon, GA 31210 Katherine Mary Hogan 7312 Branchtu-e Drive Orlando, FL 3201 I Kay Holyheld 4525 Oxford Cii Macon, GA 31210 HaTrv Pyo Hong 2913 Bschchory Rd Winter Park, FL 32792 Dorothy L Hooks 1872 Waverland Drive Macon. QA 31211 Diane Ruth Hooper 1220 Lakeview Dr Inverness, FL 32650 Scott E. Horton 4973 Guerry Drive Maeon, GA 31210 Gregory Howard 72 Weathursldcve Pkwy. Marietta, GA 3(X 68 Shannon Elizabeth Howze 1620 99th Street N W Bradenton. FL 33529 Kathleen R. Hucppchen 200 Shadowood Ln. Peachtree City, GA 30269 Kenneth D HurtHICUtl 803 B Mallory St. St Simon'., GA 31522 Jimmy w Hunt singer 1351 Stadium Dr. 3Ct3D Macon, GA 31201 Jeffrey Hynes P O Box 521 Macon, GA 31207 Jan R Ingram 5336 Kennedy St Columbus. GA 31907 Mary F Isom 206 Lakeshore Dr Moultrie, GA 31768 Alma V. Jackson 3306 Covington Rd. Apt. E Decatur. GA 30034 Kim I Jackson 3573 Kindling Dr Augusta, GA 30906 Robert Paul Jackson 5505 Clifton Rd Jacksonville, FL 32211 Karen Renee Jacobs Rt 2 Box 360 Monbcello, GA 31064 Tern L James Rt 2 Box 154 Fmcastte E Bluefield. VA 24605 John Rogers Jenkins 411 Meadowlark Dr. Albany, GA 31707 Michael K. Jenkins 514 Mornlngside Circle Milled, GA 30442 Leslie Irene Johnson 1305 Rivet Ridge Rd V« ro Beach. FL 32960 Tracy Bryan Johnson 145 Linda Lane Lake Mary. FL 32746 Tyler M. Johnson 145 Linda Lane Lake Mary, FL. 32746 Wanda Gay Johnson P.0- Box 1492 Forsyth, GA 31029 Andre A. Jones 3693 Dawn Si Macon. GA 31204 Cheryl A. Jones 251 Judy Lane S.W Atlanta. GA 30315 Frank Cater Jones. Jr 205 W. Paces Ferry Rd. M Atlanta, GA 30305 Michael A. Jones 5115 Wesleyan Circle Macon. GA 31210 Kimberly Segars Jordan P.O. Box 175 Sandersville. GA 31082 Jonathan Sherman Julian 503 Stanley Street Perry, GA 31069 Carol C Kelley 208 25th Ave. W. Cordele, GA 31015 Kathy Sue Kennedy P.O. Box 678 Greenville. GA 30222 Edna N. Kern 1417 Nottingham Dr Macon, GA 31211 Kenneth King Rt. I Box 38 Smithville, GA 31787 Timothy G. Kistter 2020 Buena Vista Veto Beach, FL 32960 Mary Jane Knobloch P.O. Box 1462 Mercer University Macon. GA 31207 Phillip L. Ladrinske 410 Bernard Dr Warner Robins, GA 31093 Tracy A. Lamb 1363 Stadium Dr. £302D Macon, GA 31207 Leigh A. Landrum 102 Elm St. Sylvester, GA 31791 Christop N Larsen 1900 Kingston Way Lawtenceville. GA 30245 Harriett Larsen 304 Woodridge Dr. Dublin. GA 31021 Tracy L. Latimer 3434 Van Zandt Drive Macon, GA 31206 Buretta Lawson 1247 Pio Mono Ave. Macon, GA 31204 Terence A. Lemastet 3389 Sandy Cir Macon, GA 31206 Moigan Carl Leveretl 1363 Stadium Dr 304D Apartment 304 D Macon. GA 31201 Toni S. Lewalten Rt 3 Box 3196 Carnesville. GA 30521 Jennifer T Lindsay 116 Raines Terr Thomaston, GA 30286 Denise Lowery 145 Keith Road Bonaire, GA 31005 Stephen Patrick Lucas 5234 Fox Hill Di Norcross, GA 30092 Samuel C. Lunsford 1053 Hill Place Macon, CA 31210 Douglas 8 MacMillan 2988 King Allred Dr Macon. GA 31210 Susan Ley Malone 4034 Indianapolis N.f-.. St. Petersburg, FL 33703 Cathy Spann Mardis 1868 Old Clinton Rd. Macon GA 31211 Molly McAfee Martin 2273 Elm ridge Dr Macon. GA 31204 Paula Y Martin 1943 Stuyvesant St. Savannah, GA 31405 James Dennis Mason 1016 Hwy 247 Box 3887 Kathleen, GA 31047 Timothy Scott Mason PO Box 154 Vero Beach. FL 32961 Douglas P Matheson P O Box 269 Toccoa, GA 30577 Cheri Renee Mayo 106 Patton Drive Warner Robins, GA 31093 Jeffrey Keith Mr Bryant 108 Wilson Way Macon. GA 31206 Kristina Belle McCants Rt. 3 Box 1 140 Fi Valley, GA 31030 Delia Nobles McCollum 294 Jefferson Park Drive Macon. GA 31210 Amanda L McCook I486 Walker Rd, Macon, GA 31206 Holly J. McCorkle I 1657 Village Lane Jacksonville, FL 32223 Jeanne A. McDowell 1265 Marlowe Dr. Macon. QA 31210 Mary Birdsey McFadden 302 North Terrace PI Morgan ton, NC 28655 Donald P McGrow, Ilf 103 Haag Dr. Warner Robins, GA 31093 Mary Susann Meadows 5210 Interbay Blvd. LIT I Tampa, FL 3361 I Ronald Lloyd Meadows 1758 Castle Rock Rd Tampa, FL 33612 Mark Boris Melnikoff 188 Scinlenal Place Martels, GA 30067 Craig R. Meredith 1 153 Village Way Stone Mountain. GA 30088 Ellen Amelia Meyer 1408 Kenwood Dr Perry GA 31069 Rodney B Millet 5758 Jordanatre Place Tucker. GA 30084 Debra L Miilere 1599 Wesleyan Hills Dr Macon, GA 31210 Kimberly R Mills 3344 N. Ohara Drive Macon, QA 31206 Keith L. Mintcr 929 Ousley Place Macon. GA 31210 Melinda Mitts Rt I Box 78 Gibson, GA 308tO Martha Kendrick Holmes Mixon 414 Maddox Road Griffin. GA 30223 Donna Carol Mize 2056 Vineville Ave 55 Macon, GA .31204 Thomas Montalbano, Iff 1301 S. Ocean Dr FI. Lauderdale. FL 33316 Alfred Montalvo 607 American Blvd Warner Robins, GA 31093 Phyllis A. Montgomery 3567 Westhaven Dr Macon, GA 31206 Christop R Moore Rt I Box 14 Adrian. GA 31002 David B Morey 4861 Brook haven Rd- 17 Apartment 17 Macon, GA 31206 Essie Green Morgan 2557 Hyde Park Rd Macon, GA 31211 Sabrina M. Moss P.O. Box 122 Route 1 Goodhope. GA 30641 Michele L Murff 10 East 39 Street Savannah, GA 31401 Karl I. Murphy Rt. 5 Box 292 Dublin. GA 31021 Margaret L Murr Mercer Box 901 Robert G. Murrell, Jr. 415 Raintree Ct. Winter Park, FL 327S9 Andrew M Namen 2473 Casietlon Dr Jacksonville, FL 32217 Ajuad Reda Nazer i0205 Collins Avenue Balh Miami, FL 33154 Angela M. Neace 2522 D Delaware Ave. Macon. GA 31204 Senior Index L� M D Nelll 5612 Manon Rd Mncon. OA 31201 Roberta Jo Nelson 103 Ivey Way Warner Robins, GA 31068 Clyde Algie Nettles 4600 Fui Ion Mill Rd Maton, GA 31213 Motis Richard Nicely 805 NetficttlifFe Hail Road Great Falls. VA 22066 Marshall W. Nichols 1.197 Briar Oak Tr ME Atlanta, GA 30329 Muhammad Sengarn Npe 1562 Edgewood Drive Macon, GA 31201 Lisa Lynn Norman Rt 2. Box 833 Moultrie GA 31768 Todd G Novotny 4600 Fulton Mill Road Macon, GA 31213 Mary Katherine O'Neill 2260 Cordova Ave Veto Beach. FL 32960 Dwight William Oakes Route 2 Lula. GA 30554 Larry A Odell 144 Colonial Avenue Warner Robins GA 31008 Sheila Lyn Oleson 1458 Maplewood Dr Macon, GA 31210 Joseph F Oliver P O Bos 1500 Hardwick- GA 31034 Ramona Orta 8409 Granite PI Tampa, FL 33615 Paul Ben Ossi P O. Box 966 Mercer (Jmv Mercer University Macon. GA 31207 Samantha Louise Owen 1010 Monterey Blvd N F St. Petersburg, FL 33704 Pam Padgett P O Box 203 Baxley, GA 31513 Brandalette R Parker 611 Tibbetts Ctr Robins AFB, GA 31098 Jakelyn A. Parker 2035 Dove St. Macon. GA 31204 Nalini A Patel 624 Valley Dr Perry. GA 31069 Jill M Patterson 1409 Edgewood Dr Dublin. GA 31021 Norma Jean Perkins Rt 1 Pea Ridge Rd. Juliette, GA 31046 Niki M Plomorltis 7416 1st Way N. St Petersburg. FL 33702 Marvin Rufus Potts. Jr 192 1516 Wesleyan Drrve Macon. GA '1.1210 Natalie M Powell 701 Fieldstone Road Warner Robins, GA 31093 Car mella M Prescott 610 Berwick Dr Savannah, GA 31406 Norman Terry Price Rivers PO Box 1500 Hardwick. GA 31034 James E Ragan 610 N. Lumpkin St Culhbert, GA 31740 Liislvi E Ragsdale P O Bo 1500 Hardwick, GA 31034 Kellie S Raiford 225 Powell St. Cuthberi. GA 31740 Danielle E Ramos 6206 N. Hubert Ave Tampa. FL 33614 Jennifer Ramsdell 527 Carlouetta Rd Mableton, GA 30059 Mary A Ray 500 Tanacrest Dr Atlanta. GA 30328 Mary Leolene Read Mercer Box 1264 Macon. GA 31207 Catroll L Reddic 463 New St. Macon. GA 31201 Rhonda Kay Reeves 514 Locust Road Locustgrove. GA 30248 Sherman E Reeves Ri I Box 51 Leesburg. GA 31763 Jennifer Marie Reina 4814 River Shore Dr. Tampa, FL 33603 George Anthony Revollo 5010 Oftegz Forest Rd Jacksonville. FL 32210 Earl B Richards Box 290 Lake Wildwood Macon. GA 31210 Sherri L Riley 124 5hady Ln Carrollton, GA 30117 Larry B. Robinson 3786 Birchbriai Ct Decatur, GA 30034 Stacey Rose Rodriquei 466 Marmora Ave Tampa, FL 33606 Laura Butler Rogers 29 Virginia Dr Warner Robins, GA 31093 Lauren Kay Rosenau 2690 Endor Rd Pensacola. FL 32503 Christopher Lee Ross Id Windward Island Cledrv ater. FL 33515 Mark Alan Ross 1254 67th St. N. St Petersburg, FL 33710 David H Roner, Jr 515 Zebulon Pd Macon, GA 31210 Rhonda S Salter I Webster Di Savannah. GA 31406 Anne C. Sanders 102 Ella Lane Dalton. GA 30720 Gregory Charles Sartaln Route 3, Bo 3353 Damelsville, GA 30633 Marian L Sevige 2171 Carson Valley Dr Tucker, GA 300B4 Salim Lea Sthcer Rt 2 Bo d!7 Waycross, GA 31501 Andrew Dowd Schilling 5048 Kathrvn Dr Macon GA 312Id Vickie Scott 2002 Sterling Court LaGrange. GA 30240 Julie Camille Selman 6649 Perkins Circle Macon, GA 31206 Luci Anne Shackelford P O Box 1420 Wauchula, FI 33873 Margate! L Shadburn 2701 Fine Manor Ave Albany. GA 31707 Karen Leigh Shaheen 3BG4 Evans Rd Atlanta. GA 30340 Kimberly Sue Sheldon 510 Woodheaven Drive Centerville GA 31028 Marcia E Shelley PO Box 444 Thomosville, GA 31799 John J Shilen 3606 Red Road Miami, FL 33155 Pamela Chris Shipman 3210 Royal Oak Dr. Manetta. GA 30067 Walter B Shurden, Jr 180 Hines Terrace Macon, GA 31204 Traci Genette Shurley 840 Forest Hrll Ct Macon, GA 31210 Wendell Keith Slappey PO Elox 1500 Hardwick. GA 31034 Suzanne Stack Slocum 704 Buena Vista Street Winder, GA 30680 Alexis J. Smith 2769 Ellen wood Cir S. Macon, GA 31204 Jeanie Smith 727 Holmes St BarnesviHe. GA 30204 Job Riley Smith 2541 Greenglade Rd. NE Atlanta, GA 30345 Michael Anthony Smith 101 Jay Drive Warner Robins, GA 51093 Pamela L Snipes 605 Todd Circle Warner Robins, GA 31093 John Solo PO Box 5022 Mucon, GA 31208 Robert Spa da 1621 N.E. 56 SI Ft Lauderdale, Ft 3333d EJenjalyn Spann •14-11 Bloomfield Road Mucon, GA 31206 Mary K Sped 2165 Rugby Ave TH05 College Park, GA 30337 Karol Elaine Spraggs 140 Cedar Circle ’ Fayetteville, GA 30214 Laura Ann 5loffcrd 115 W. Church St. Centerville, GA 31028 Marty F. Stafford 121 Devon Drive St Marys. GA 31558 Charles J. Stahlkuppe P.O, Box 5022 Macon, GA 31213 Kimberly Shay Stallworth 1025 Corder Road Warner Robins, GA 31088 William Starnes. Jr f Mansour Circle Newnan, GA 30263 Peter Chris Slehr Mercer O P O. Box 10B2 Mucon, GA 31207 C. Rene Stephens 2335 Vlnevillc Ave. Apt 2 Macon, GA 31204 Melinda Ann Stevens 2I1B S. Hesperides Tampa, FL 33609 James Lee Strait. Ill 931 College Street Macon, GA 31201 Cheryl A Straligc Box 1007 LWW Mac on. 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GA 31034 Robert James Wells 1164 Hartley St Macon, GA 31206 Steven D, Wetrnort 4637 Sprucewoud Drive Macon C,A 31210 David Leonard Wheelus 6310 Staple! on Rd Macon. GA 31206 Keith Thomas White 1975 Adams St Apt 3 Macon. GA 31204 Sue F White 101 Van Dorn Court Warner Robins. GA 31093 Kimberly Whitehead 6226 Courtside Drive Npreroas. GA 30092 Angela S. Wiggins Crawfordvilie. FL 32327 Stacey Lmd Wigley 4944 Wellington Drive Macon. GA 31210 Michele Lynn Wilkerson 209 Ridgetand Drive Warner Robing GA 31093 Barbara J. Williams P.O Box 44 Howard. GA 31039 George F Williams 111 Box 1213 Mercer tlniv Macon, GA 31207 Michelle Williams P O- Box 526 Woodbine, GA 31569 Sharon Syme Williams 1507 Engle Dr Macon. GA 3121 I Angela Demsi? Willis 4400 Bouldercresi Rd Ellen wood, GA 30049 Bradley Wilson 2026 Clinton Dr Marietta, GA 30062 Pamela A Woodell 4874 Tirnberlane Dr Macon, GA 31210 Bobbin Lynn Vohe 624 Forest Hill Rd. Cl 3 Macpn, GA 31210 Farley Vouman Id57 Adams St Macon, GA 31201 Scott Allan Young 308‘v E. 51 si Street Savannah, GA 31406 Advertisements CmptitMtoili Of Mk. fl um Yanbonmqk Our three-year and two-year scholarships won’t make college easier. Just easier to pay for. liven if you didn’t start college on a scholarship, you could finish on one. Army RO I C Scholarships pay for full tuition and allowances for educational fees and textbooks. Along with up to 51,000 a year. Get all the facts, BE ALL YOU CAN BE. Free room and board from Mercer makers these full scholarships. Call 744-2997 for more information ARMY KLSLRVr QFHCLKS' TRAINING CORPS- 195 • DESIGN INSTALLATION • SERVICE • REPLACEMENT • CHILLERS COOLING TOWERS ° CONDITIONED AIR, INC. AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE ALL BRANDS 24 HRS 742-8768h MACON SINCE 1938 241 SOUTH ST PEPSICOLA BOTTLING CO. OF MACON 4Ui Hainan AiPiM . p, Ot . «04 • wmo, QJ 11108 , T aifpno Arrj Coo 41Z r l-i iK Trust Company Bank of Middle Georgia Macon-Warner Robins A SunTrust Bank 1% Mercer — Something AJew Under The Sun mc€ t's corner Editor’s Page Every once in a white, there comes along a challenge that can not he turned down. When the gauntlet was thrown at my feet last spring I willingly picked it up. For 8 months I put my energy and my heart into this challenge At times my efforts were not appreciated. Sometimes I was even scoffed at, But, with the support of talented helpers, I continued on with diligence, You now hold in your hands my challenge, This challenge which was given to me was not only to record the '87 ‘88 year, but to also give you a memory for the future. Hopefully, I have accomplished that purpose. All of this work would not have been possible if it weren't for some very hard workers, Because of Art, George, Julie, Jerry, Mike, Joyce, Kelly, and Ronda this book was made possible, I would also like to thank someone who has become my friend — Gary Blackburn He helped me believe in myself when I thought the challenge was too tough. Thanks Gary There are others out there who gave me support and co operation throughout the past year. Even though these people will remain nameless, they will not be forgotten. Thanks! I now leave to the students of Mercer the 87-88 Cauldron. May you give it your faith and may it reward you, JOO