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T 4 MERCER CLUSTER BSA vs. Cauldron P 7 "The Pacesetter of the Seventies" MERCER UNIVERSITY. MACON. OEORO'A. Nowmbcv 7. H?0 Mercer freshmen spotlighted in activities frosh SGA seat C*lhy ' McNabb. Danny Uudon. Rlair Howard. Bruce Rlptoy. and Dianna DuUa ware elected by the fraablBen to the SGA Senate in the runoff election taat Tueaday. October 17 In a doae race for the Junior senate scat. George Tucker bent Atstbe Mellon by two votan. U* The voting turnout waa light with 1U freahmen and IS Junta! voting Reeulta of the freshman vu.tag were aa follow!: Cathy McNabb. MO; Denny Meadon. 17; Blair Howard. B; Bruce Ripley. 00; Dianne DuUa. 07; Mary Proalse. 47; Ronnie SUus. S7, Pam Jones 57; and Jim Caacloo. 40. In the Junior race it waa George Tucker. 01; Aodie Mellon 30; Sharon Robb; S. and Robert McAllister. Ik The proponed amendment to the SGA constitution to establish a publication board was okayed by the entire student bg^jcjgstwoeh 107-07 Alday, Blow are runners-up Mitt Jane Turner of Savannah. Georgia waa crowned Miu Freshman for 1970-71 Tue. Oct 17 Prat runner up waa Mtaa Judy Alday and second runner up waa Mitt Peggy Blow Miaa Turner waa sponsored by Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. The thirty six contestants opened the pageant with a fine production number of ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie" to introduce the theme of the contest which was women s liberation A wild light show featuring such things as the mone "Lady Godiva" paintings such as Lada and the Swan, and the Mona Use. sword fights, and a movie containing a belly dancer, followed the In troduction of the girls The judges based their decison on an interview with each contestant, their per sonalities. poise and beauty The judges for the contest this year were Thurnell Johnson. Nancy Conner. B J Mol pus. Joe De Grandis. JE Skinner, and Dick Hler The master of ceremonies was Steve Carraker The twelve semi - finalists Freshman, l>7»-7t. I-Whatever happened te <CJ.) CCJ.) He la not this quarter as be is ill and is recuperating, but wULhopefuiiy be back Winter quarter to leech the scheduled Z-WWn will a replacement for Dr Grlfltn be hired? < English dept.) ICC ) Dr May McMillan said, "We are negotiating right now. Kf-y.yffB we want the right person We will get someooe by nee* September if all foes well ." VWhy letter Cwade? (CO A reliable source on the infirmary staff who prefers to be anonymous said. "Why do they need em " another one said, that they weren't authorised, but still a definite answer would be given by the school doctor. Dr Lewis, who is presently on a one week vacation Therefore I will hove to wait until he gets 4-Whet Is the total mreflmrwt a* Mercer? < B.W.) Bill Stem bridge the prereot registrar gave the following figures Liberal Art*l494 Law School a. and Pharmacy School-1X7 Total 1M. 4-Hew maay atadrats have grsdaated tram Mercer l ahrcretty hi the to spiratlve program la Fereetry with Deh* University? < T.H) / None In fact, we haven't had any student since the program in 1994 Change of command cieremonies held here the challenge of entering the Reserve Officer s Training Corps, so have men like you on many other campuses With you. they will form a strong sustained power for peace ." Colonel Jones said that he would especially like to thank the many members of the staff, faculty, and trustee* who went out of their way to help him in l assignment He expressed his regrets at leaving but had <Coal'd oa Page •) William L. Denend formally look command of the Mercer University ROTC battalion from retiring Colonel Joseph H Janes lest Monday. October M at ceremonies on Sikes Field 'This assignment is a Coland Denend told bat taboo The at our nation la on college campuaes all i selected by the judges were Mary Proaise. Cathey Crokett. Bev Brosiua, Barbara Banister. Jann Carrawsy. Cathy Mc Nabb. Jean Loveriay. Peggy Blow. Peggy Hevener. Sandy Brown. Jane Turner and Judy Alday Mary Proaise. Peggy Blow. Pegg» Hevener. Jane Turner, Barbara Banister, and Judy Alday made the finals Entertainment far the coo- (Coat'd mm page I) Haywood cites stats to SGA Vice President of the University Dr William Haywood addressed the regular meeting of the SGA. Oct. SI Hit remarks were concerned with the Associates Program which Is one phase of Mercer's Development Program Under the As%pcistes Program Macon businessmen are urged to support the university and are informed as to the financial impact the school has on the Macon community and the needs of the campus Dr Haywood commented that Mercer has 1100 graduate* In the Macon community 139 of these are lawyers, seven judge*. 47 ministers and 75 doctors In terms of financial contribution to the community Dr Haywood dtockwed that the university has 413 employees and that students spend 9700 per year in town which amounts to Cent. n Page 4 McNabb wins Turner chosen Mbs Freshman Cadet Vfa)er Frank Jerdaa receives retars from Cel. William L Deaead la change W rammaad ceremony held si Hike. Held Phi* by Jahaay Tamer