Morehouse College - Torch Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

 - Class of 1988

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1'0 gram THE INAUGURAL CONVOCATION Presiding, Dr. Thomas Kilgore, J12, Chaifnwn 0f the Board of Trustees PRELUDE4Wariations on an Austrian Hymn ............. PROCESSIONAL4Thanks Be to Thee ................... ' Grand March from Aida ............. The Processional Marshals The Bearers of the Colors Delegates from Colleges and Universities ...................................... John Knowl'es Paine ............................................ G. E Handel arr. Michael Johnson ........................................... Giuseppe VEWdi Delegates from Learned Societies and Professional Organizations Delegates from Foundations, Corporations, and Governmental Agencies The Faculty and Administration The Alumni The Senior Ciass The President's Pany. including members of the Board of Trustees INVOCATION ......................................... THE OCCASION ...................................... HYMNJ'Fighl the Good Fight ......................... 1. Fight the good figh: wink aH thy migh: Chm: 1': dry smugth, and Chris: thy right; My Raid on fife. and i! shall be Thyjoy and crown emmalfy. 2. Run the straight mce :kmugh God? good grace: L13? up thine eyes. and seek his face; Life wflh fl: way before w lies. Christ is the path. and Chris: Jhe prize. GREETINGS .......................................... ........................................ Dr. James Costen President. Inlerdenominational Theological Comer .................................. Dr. Weldon Jackson. '72 Vice Presidenl for Academic Affairs ............................................ MHiam Boyd 1 Cast care aside. Farm am my guide; His boundfess mercy will prmids. Trujr, and thy trusting sou! shaft prove Chm: is m fife. and Chris: HS fave. 4. Fain! :10! nor fear, Hi5 arms are near: He changerh not. and thou art dear,- Om'y brfr'ere. and :hou shaft see Mr Chris: is an in a?! :0 thee. Amen. .................................... from the Smdem Body Mr. Calvin Johnson. 88 President. Student Govcrnmem Association from the Faculty and Sing? Dr. James Haines. 42 Chairman. Department of Health and Physicni Education from the Afumm' Mr. Charlie Moreland. 51 President. National Alumni Assoctalion from the Affama University Center Dr. Charles Meredith. 6I Chancellor, The Allunm Unwcrsity Ccnter Corporation from Spez'man College Dr. Johnnclu Cole PTCSIdEHI. Spclman Cnllcge from CIark Cafz'ege D: Thomas Cole PresidenL Clark College

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DR. LEROY KEITH, JR. ,4 MM Dr. Leroy Keith. J11. the eighth president of Morehouse College. has been a major contributor to higher education for more than 20 years. He brings to the Morehouse presidents; a strong commitment to educating black men in preparation for leadership roles in society. Born February 14. 1939. the same month and day that Morehouse opened in Atlanta. President Keith is a native of Chattanooga. Tennessee. He was educated in the public schools of that city and entered Morehouse College in 1957. Here. he developed the leader- ship and organizational skills which were to bring him success in diverse educational and community activities. A Dean's List student. President Keith graduated from Morehouse in 1961 and continued his education at lndiana University. where he received a Master of Science degree and later a doctorate degree. President Keithis contributions to higher education have been remarkable and immense He has served as Assistant Professor of Education and Urban Studies and Director of the William Jewett Tucker Foundation Internship Program at Dartmouth College ll970w7D, Associate Dean of Dartmouth College 0971-73, where he served on 15 standing and ad hoc committees. including the Executive Come mitttee of the Faculty. and as Associate Vice President for University Policy at the University of Massachusetts. Central Office t1973-75'l. In the latter position. he advised the President of the University on relations between the University and other segments of public higher education. the executive department of the state government. and the federal government. In 1975. then 36 years oldi President Keith was appointed Chancellor of the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education, the first black to hold such a position in American higher education. In this capacity he had responsibility for planning and coordination of the 30 public colleges and universities throughout the state of Massachusetts. During his tenure as Chancellor. President Keith was also responsible for charter supervision for over 60 private colleges. By virture of this position he served on the State Board Of Educa- tion. the State College Board of Trustees. and the State Community College Board of Trustees. While serving as Executive Vice President of the Universityr of the District of Columbia 0978-83. President Keith had full ad- ministrative and managerial responSihility for on-going programs and supervision of all other vice presidents at the University. He also chaired the Budget and Finance Committee. the University Computer Resources Committee. the University Planning Committee. and the Administrative Council. Prior to assuming the presidency of Morehouse College. President Keith was Vice President for Policyr and Planning at the Univer- sity of Maryland where he was responsible for coordinating the development of long-range academia fiscal. and facilities planning for the hve-campus system. which has an enrollment of 90,000 students and an operating budget of more than 800 million dollars. A lecturer ofwide acclaim. a writers an educators and a lay leader in the Episcopal church President Keith has received numerous awards and citations. These include a Resolution of Outstanding Achievement from the State of Tennessee House of Representatives, the Indiana University Distinguished Alumni Service Award. an award for Exemplary Service in Education from the Black Educators Alliance of Massachusetts. InC.. and the Trustees Merit Performance Award from the University of the District of Columbia. He was one of three national educators selected to review the ehancellorship of City University of New York. the second largest system in the country. Additionally. President Keith was nominated and interviewed by the White House for a seat on the Tennessee Valley Authority Board. He was also selected by Change Magazine and the American Council on Education as one of 100 Top Young Leaders in the American Academy. and he is listed in Who's Who in the East. He is a member of 100 Black Men of Atlanta. the Rotary Club of Atlanta. the Commerce Club. and Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Inc. Both President and Mrs. Keith served as a host family for A Better Chance t'ABCl Program, of which President Keith was a board member, In national education circles. President Keith is highly regarded for his excellent leadership and administrative skills. In 1984. he was appointed by the Governor of Maryland to the Maryland Higher Education Supplement Loan Authority. More recently. he was appointed to the College Trends Committee and the Commission on Leadership of the American Council on Education. He also serves on two private sector boards; the Keystone Group, an investment company. and the Mutual Funds Board of the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company. President Keith attributes much of his success to his mentor. the late Dr. Benjamin B. Mays. who was president of Morehouse College when he was 3 Students Remembering Dr. Mays as a man of great vision who knew what he wanted the College to become.' President Keith would like to think of himselfas a person who also has insight into great possibilities for the growth and development of the schools and he feels that he has the determination to embark upon new vistas to accomplish this end. He would like to see Morehouse under his leadership continue the strong. tradition of providing Atlanta. the nation. and the world with the kind of black male leadership that is needed in society today. President Keith has already served as a mentor for numerous scholars who have become leaders in the law. medical, business. and teaching professions. President Keith is married to the former Anita Halsey of Chattanooga. Tennessee They have four daughters: Lorii a graduate of Dartmouth College and a fourth-year medical student at the University of Michigan: Susan. 21 graduate of the University of Maryland. who is employed by the U.S. Public Health Services; Kelli. a freshman at Dartmouth College: and Kimberly, who is a fourth grader.



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from the University C enter in Georgia Mr. Charles B. Bcdford Etecutwu Director. Unn'crstly Center in Geurgta fmm the President and Sec'retant of Education Mrs. LcGree Daniels Asstslanl Secretary of le Rights. U.S. Department of Education from the Ciry of Atlanta The Honorable Andrew Young Mayor. City of Atlanta THE GLEE CLUB- lnvictus ...................................................................... Bruno Hahn INAUGURATIDN OF THE PRESIDENT Passing of the Medallion ................................................. Dr. Hugh M. Gioster. t3I Pmstdent Emeritus Presentation of Dr. Leroy Keith, Jr. as the Eighth President of Morehouse College .............................. Mr. T, M. Alexander, 31 Secretary. Board of Tmstees The Act of lnvesttture ................................................. Dr. Thomas Kilgore, IL, 35 Chatrman. Board of Trustees THE GLEE CLUBhaTI-IREE VOICES .......................................................... Uaee Brown. JR. '72 LA Prayer of Thanksgiving Text: Anne W. Watts A Song of Celebration tComposcd for the Inauguration of President Leroy Keith, JrfJ hA Pledge of Fatthfulness Solo: Theodore Debro. III, Tenor THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS ............................................................ President Leroy Keith. Jr. SPIRITUAL- I'm Building Me A Home ................................................... arr. Uzee Brown, Jr., IE Solo: Ernest White. Baritone THE COLLEGE HYMN4hDear Old Morehouse .................................................. 1.0.3. Moseley 29 1. Dear Old Morehouse, Dear Old Morehouxe So IO bind each son the other H? have pledged our five: to thee: Into ties more brotherly. Am! we?! ever. yea. forever. Give ourselves m family: 3. Holy Spirit. Holy Spirit Make m steadfast. honest. true: 2. True jbreven true fbrewr 1'70 Old Morehouse and her idea?! 7?; Old Morehouse may we be: And in ail things that we do. BENEDICTION ............................................................................. Dr. Lawrence Caner Dean. Martin Luther King. 1:, Chapel RECESSIONAL;A Mighty Fortress .............................................................. Vaclav Neihybet' Based 0!: Martin Luther's hEz'ne' Fests Burg David Morrow. 80. Director. Morehouse Glee Club Johnathan Alvarado. tSS. Accompanist Michael Johnson. College Organist Brass Ensemble: Atlanta Brassworks 3': Dr. Uzcc Brown is Professor of Music and Dr. Anne Watts is Professor of English at Morehouse College. The audience is requested to remain seated during the processional and recessional. Following this program President and Mrs. Keith will greet members of the audience at a reception in the Beulah H. Gloster Conference Center.

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