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Charles Paul. Professor of Social Science, was the keynote speaker at the planting of the college ' s Constitution Tree. Tree is planted in observance of Constitution ' s Anniversary Amid an approaching storm, a large crowded gathered for the historic program. Bill Garvey,(far left) president of the SGA, presided at the indoor ceremonies. Former Congressman G. William Whitehurst was the featured speaker at the evening program. 16 Constitution Day
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Chowan ' s royalty for 1988, Miss Amy Pierce, Queen, and Miss Christ! King, Freshman Princess, posed with their escorts following the halftlme ceremonies of the annual Homecoming football game. Homecoming 15
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A large number of students, faculty, staff and Mur- freesboro citizens assisted in covering the roots of the Constitution tree. Providing special music was Ben Sutton, Carla Chamblee, Valerie Sutton and Dr. James Chamblee. With the college bell tolling 200 times to signal the beginning of the ceremonies, Chowan College, with the Murfrcesboro communitv par ticipating, celebrated the Bicentennial of the Constitution in September with rousing speeches, a variety of music, banquets, presentation and salutes to the American flag, and the planing of the campus Constitution Tree. It was a great day, commented one professor, for it made you feel proud to be an American. SGA president Bill Garvey presided and welcomed the crowd of young and old assembled beside McDowell Columns, and introduced the college stage band, and a choral group of college personnel. Cecil Davis, president of the BSU. gave the invocation, and local Boy Scouts president the flag. The keynote speaker for the tree planting ceremony was Charles Paul, Professor of Social Science, who concluded his remarks with may each of us hope, and pray, that the emphasis of this bicentennial year will be in- strumental in spreading a clearer understanding for the Constitution of these United States of America. Later in the day, former Congressman G. William Whitehurst delivered an address in McDowell Columns to trace the history in the formulation of the Constitution. An engraved marker was placed at the base of the Constitution Tree signifying the occasion, and to remain for those who will be at Chowan College for the many, many years to come. Constitution Day 17
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