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J Dr. Copeland and Dr. William A. Morrison, speaker at the Inaugural Dinner. Processional before the Inaugural Ceremony. Retired Professor E. W. Davis chats with Dr. Copeland during a tea at Morningside . HOMECOMING INAUGURATION OF DR. COPELAND AS SEVENTH PRESIDENT On October 27, 1961 at 6:30 P.M., faculty, adminis- tration, students, and special guests, invited from the ranks of those several hundred representatives of colleges who attended the Inauguration, gathered in Pearsons Hall for the Inaugural Dinner which began a memorable weekend. It was a gracious evening. Dr. Hunter as the high spirited Master of Ceremonies, distinguished guests, fine food, and good music all contributed to this singleness of effect. Such an event doe s not often occur at Mary- ville, and perhaps for this reason it will be one of the most lono- remembered. 28
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J lK VjBESf.- . Homecoming Attendant Miss Lois Lockett HOMECOMING Homecoming Attendant iMiss Elsie Harris Sue Lemme, Senior English major from Normal, Illi- nois, presided over the Homecoming parade and game as a most charming queen. She was attended by Elsie Harris and Lois Lockett. Much luck, laughter, and work went into the floats which carried out the overall theme, The New Regime. The Scotties were victorious over Southwestern of .Memphis, and the high spirits of stu- dents and alumni combined with the decorative atmos- phere of the Alumni Gym to make the dance a success. The tower bell called to a close one of the most mem- orable Homecoming days in the history of Maryville College. The Queen and her attendants in the Homecoming parade. Official presentation at the football game.
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President Joseph J. Copeland, Dr. Joe C. Gamble, Chairman of the Board of Directors, and Dr. Joseph E. McCabe, President of Coe College. Presentation of the medallion and a moment of prayer. On Saturday, October 28, 1961, Dr. Joseph J. Cope- land became the seventh president of Maryville College. The occasion was momentous, and the Inaugural Cere- mony held a great deal of meaning for all of us. Dr. Joseph E. McCabe, president of Coe College, presented an outstanding address, and music written especially for this occasion by Dr. Harter and Mr. Bloy was performed. Particularly impressive was the procession of representa- tives from learned societies and delegates from other schools and colleges. The Honorable Joe C. Gamble, chairman of the board of directors, presided over the ceremony and officially installed Dr. Copeland. Leading the Homecoming parade.
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