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(XTOBER 10, 1968
THE MERCER CLUSTER
Socially
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By Jar! Baugh
After observing tin* caliber <»l I Hut
by the v inous social organizations Tin
on lampus, things may Ret hack
to norma! Hush is still going on
for the sororities, however, with
Wildcat Hush scheduled for the
week of October 1 1th
The Alpha (Jims are, especia lly
pleased with Hush this year New
Alpha Gams this year are Nancy
Heals. Ft I^iuderdale; Put Ham
well, Jacksonville; Julie Gole,
Newnan. ('laudette Dagen. Ft
Island; Marcia Oliver. Gainesville,
I^auderdale; Lyn May***, Jekyll
Ga ; Linda Orr. Iks*rfield Bench,
Ha ; (iinnv Smith, LaGrange; Ft*
Fe Springer, Atlanta; Yvette St
Dennis. Fast Point; and Mary
Trawick, ('hiplev, Fla
Alpha Delta Pi proudly an
nouiuVs 25 new girls from Fall
Hush: SuSu Brown. Karen Lanni-
gan. Betsy Ross. Orlando. Fla ,
Pam ('hap|x»ll. Sally Fulcher. Mar
ga ret S umnvr of Tampa. Fla.;
Barbara Fulghum. Lil Germain,
Oiarlotte Love, and Sharon Robb
of Jacksonville. Fla ; Sara Harri
son. ('arol Mitchell of Bradenton,
Fla Diura (Yago. (Virol Ellis of
Yero Beach. Fla . Lynn Kicklight
«*r and Gail Sturm of Sarasota,
Fla ; Priscilla Preston of Palm
Bench, Fla . Marian Murray of
St Petersburg. Fla ; Mary Cotton
of Satellite Beach. Fla; I h as Hoi
i ns on of Ocala. Fla; Betsy Sheets
of Ft l^auderdah*. Fla ; Meg
Graves of M i a m i . Fla ; Kathv
Pratt and Kay Rhodes of Mar
£inez; and Amanda Griffith of
Washington. D. C.
('hi Omega recently idislged 25
girls They are: Cindy Smith. De
catur. Pattie Ann Richey, Loos-
bug. Fla ; Nancy Lindlcy. Marict
ta. Marcie Hobbs. Maitland. Fla ;
Debomh Hopkins, F'olkston; Don
na Davis, Chattanooga. Tenn..
Limn Donovan, Fast Point; Beth
Anslev. Moultrie; Joann Jackson.
Folkston. Kris Knew. Panama Ca
nal Zone; Terri Wamulcy. Orlan
do. Fla . Ann Po|x», Atlanta:
J a y n e Thurmond. Jacksonville.
Fla ; Carol Gould. Ft. Diudcrdale,
Fla ; Sharon Robinson. Marietta;
Lisabet Hurst. Harlingen. Texas;
Sara Martha Todd. Scocthplains.
N. J ; Cam Newsome. Columbus;
Sherry Thompson. Ft Diuderdale.
Fla ; Betsy Jones. Macon; Nancy
Sitton. Atlanta; Brenda Calendar.
Atlanta. Debbie Sherry. Ft. Lau
derdah*. Fla ; Terri Meadors. Or
Inndo, Fla.; and Sarah Murphy*
Fayetteville.
Formal pledging was held Mon
day night for the new Phi Mu’s
They an*: ('indv Abbott. Waynes
boro; Carolyn Jones. Commerce;
Sandy IWkett. Ft Myers. Fla ;
Judy DelRosso, Ft Pierce. Fla
Susan Fennell. Dade City. Fla ;
Flame Blanton. Thomasville. Ma
rilyn U rawford. Macon; Kit
Bunch. Jacksonville. Fla.; Bette
Cavallo. Marietta. Dot Richeson, I
Jacksonville. Fla . Glenda Arm
strong. Columbus; ('indv Zeigler. i
Atlanta ;Beth Wells, Cordele; Pam j
Morris, Baxley; Debbie I vie. Ha|x*-
ville; Kathy Fro'man, Marietta;
Debbie Dodson. Bradenton, Fla ; j
Margie Stroup. Ft. McWierson; j
Carol Strange, Ft Pierce. Fla
MICA is proud if its new pledge J
class It includes: Kav Collins |
Jacksonville, Fla ; Charlotte Mor-1
h*m. Smyrna. Linda Kay, Haj
lem: Martha Rainey. Macon; Jua
nita Pipkin. Macon; Lit Huey.
Jonesboro: and Joyce Eadv. I*a
Grange
h llnr|M*r. Jacksonville. Fla.;
Harrington. Ft Lauderdale,
Congratulations are extended to
the Kappa Sig’s on their new
pledge class: Jim Branam, Boh
Curtis, imm Murry, Steve Beatty,
Steve Mathews, Toni Triplett,
Wendy Beddingfield, David Wil
son, Jeff Bennitt. I^irry Pounds,
Rip Merhof, Mile Sliaw, John
Sturgis, Gary Syeelman, Randy
Grizzle. John Patterson, Randy
Iontell. Mike Shinall. Dave Rish
er, und Neil Novae.
The Pi Kfepjxi pledged eight
gcxxl men They are: I^amar Cole,
Hunter Grant, Steve Norton. Davy
Orroll, John Otwell, Rick Thomas,
Barry Willingham, and Gary Year-
gin.
Fla ; Hollis Hooks, lakeland. Fla.;
Paul Howell. Orlando, Fla ; Jay
Jonis, Jacksonville, Fla.; Benny
Mayo. Macon; Joel Murphy, Ma
rietta; Ken Redmond. Brandon,
Fla.; Jeff Salter. Covington. La.;
Hon Schlawh. Ocala, Fla.; Don
Thomas. (Ydartown; George* Tuc
ker. Moultrie; and Walt Green,
Albany } The eom|x*tition for United
The SAE’s rush during recent ‘States Government grants for grad-
weeks culminated in a pledge class uate study or research^ or for study
|U.. S. Grants For
Overseas Study
Will Be Reduced
The Co-Op, Mercer’s Snack Bar
Special Jot the Week
Served Monday through Friday 11:30 until 9:00 P.M.
Sunday 3:00 P.M. until 10:00 P.M.
of :!7 )*
Flu . Mik
Fla ; Chris Morgan, David Daniel,
Orlando. Fla.; Sandy Jones, Rruci
(■only, S t e v c D o d d , Peyton
tjiiarlosi and Robert McAllister,
Macon; Ken McDuffie, Tommy
Turrcntine. (Yaig Stone. Butch
(’lark, /til unfa; Murk Starm-H, Ma
rietta; Siithln Mcfirhir, Charles
Clap Dixon, Orlando,* and professional (raining in the
Balts. Winter Park, 'creative anti performing arts
abroad in 1909 70, is nearing its
eh we
Congressional funding for De
parlment of State grants in Fiscal
Year 1969 (July 1. 1968 — June
90. 1969) is sulistantially below
last year's total. It is not possible,
therefore, tie assure candidates of
Sorenson. Rod 1 vre, (,urv Santera, (j,,. availability for all countries
and Ho/ Pareer. Jacksonville. Fla.:
Jimmy Linn. Nashville, Tenn.;
Mark Todson. St Petersburg. Fla.;
Joe Hickson. Adel; John Hapood,
Ocala, Fla ; Joel Coykendnll, John
Perry. Ft. Lauderdale.-Fla ; Tiler-
on Finlayson. Honaire; Bill Dis
moke, Hartwell; Jim Hray,
Manchester; Mike Cheek, New
Hnni|isliire Paul Kidd, Gaines
ville, Fla'; Andy Speed, Dennis
of the grants shown in the printed
announcements already issued
Reductions will be supplier! most
heavily in the categories of grants
i for Americans to go overseas be
i cause of the desire of the govern
ment to reduce travel overseas at
' this lime. Competition for such
grants will, therefore, be all the
keener. The number of 1969-70
Rainer. Columbus: John Czuru, grants for Americans may. on the
Augusta: Rusty Brown. West Palm ! average, be reduced us much as
Reach. Fla.: and David Unruh, St. two-thirds from the preceding year.
Petersburg. Ha The awards are available as part
Sigma Nu pledged 21 new ,,f educational nnd cultural
snakes Sunday night Those, exchange |x>rgram of the U. S
pleilged "ere: Steve Ag.-e.^ Macon; j rln)( . n , ()f Slnt( . Rcnwa ,
pur|X>se of (ho program, admini9
, ter«*d by (ho Institute of Interna
I tional Education. is (o increase mu
[ (Hal understanding between the
John Anderson. ( , o«*oa < Fla ; Ken
Bailov. Sarasota, Fla ; John Bor
tv. Oakridgo. Tenn; John Berk.
F( Lauderdale. Fla • Hank Bur
ney. aeksonville. Fla ; Sieve ('an
ning, St Petersburg, Fla.. Jim
(’olr. Ijike City. Fla . Rufus Har
ris. New Orleans. l,a ; Gary Horo-
wil/. Dan Jacobs. Orlando. Fla;
Dan McChosney. Sarasota. Fla ;
Steve New. Orlando, Fla.; Jack
Pritchard, ('otumus; (Hrnn -Red-
don. Lake ('i(y. Fla . Phil Ricaur-
te, F(. Diuderdah . Fla ; Don Rob
oris. West Palm Beach. Fla : Boh
Stanton. Brunswick: Biff Tillia.
Jacksonville. Fla ; Mike Wampler.
('olunlhu**; ami Brett Wattles.
Dike City. Fla
The following pledges wen* add
ed lo (he MM A roll: Ron Middle-
Ion. Fornandino Beach. Fla ; Mar
tv Stevens. Macon; Mile Heffner.
Plantation. Fla ; Bill ('rngg. ('lay-
ton. Alan Stanton. Orlando. Fla.;
D a v i d Thomjxson. Manchester;
Jimmy Garver. Macon: Audie Ma
loti. Plant City. Fla . ohn Mr
Kewn. ('amilla: Mike Hutcherson.
Thomastnn; I-arry Morris, Bruns
w ick . Glen Hancock. Macon; John
nv Turner. Rome; Doug Hightow
or. Pennsacola. Fla; Chuc'k Jack-
son. Folkston: and ohn Hill, Atlan
ta.
The KAs are pleased to an
nouneo the following new pledges:
Reed Allred. Orlando, Fla ; Mic
key Burns. Adel; David Murdock*
Atlanta; Jim Shoemaker. SI Ma
ry's; Gene Gaillard. Atlanta; Te<l
KamlJer. Augusta: Phil Harshaw.
Macon; Gary Dicuh. Tampa, Fla ;
Jim Cheshire. Pompano Beach,
Fla; Tommy Grimes. Atlanta;
HerAian Wolff. Raleigh. N. Cl;
Hugh Jordan. Vidalia; Martv Kel
ler. Orlando. Fla ; Bill Hawkins,
Sylvania; Richard lleidet. Jack
sonville. Fla ; Terry Stokes, Sandy
Springs; Shelton Sanford. Macon;
Brian Cole. .Jacksonville. Fla ; Bob
Wednesday, Oct 9
Sunday, Oct 13
Hash Brown Potatoes
Deluxe Club Sandwich
Tossed Salad
Reg. 85? only 75f
Hot Buttered Roll
Only 871
Monday, Oct 14
4
Roast Beef
Thursday, Oct. 10
Cream Potatoes w/gravy
Grilled Ham
Sliced Tomatoes
Hot Buttered Roll
String Beans
Only 97f
Cream Style Com
Tomatoes Sliced
Hot Buttered Roll
Tuesday, Oct 15
Only 97 f
Home Style Beef Stew
American Cheese Sandwich
(grilled or plain)
Friday, Oct. 11
Sal tine Crackers
Only 69<
Fish Sticks
Rice
Wednesday, Oct 16
English Peas
Pineapple Salad
Large Cheese Bear Burger
Hot Buttered Roll
French Fries
Lettuce and Tomato
Only 87<
Reg 65f only 59f
The'following hoys pledged A TO Kafney. Ft I^iuderdale, Fla..; and
upon completion of Fall Rush: ohn Daniel. West Palm Beach.
Terry Fletcher, Ft. Pierce, Fla.; Fla.
fwople of the IJnited States and
those of other countries
Application forms and detailed
information for students currently
enrolled in Mercer University may
he* obtained from the camt>us Ful
bright Program Advisor. Df Ray
mond.
With eomjx*tition greatly in
creased, only candidates who fully
m«*et eligibility requirements and
other selection criteria will lx* con
sidered
For man who *ant to ba wham tha
aohon la. Vary racy. Vary mascu-
Una. ALL-PUUPOSE tOTIOH.
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