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President Phillips delivers his inaugural address, the climax of the ceremonies, from the pulpit of the Conway Boatman Chapel. The Chief Marshall of the academic pro- cession, Registrar Edwin LeMaster, and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dwight Stewart look smilingly on as Douglas Lunsford, who headed the aca- demic procession bearing the Centennial Flag, exchanges affectionate congratula- tions with President Phillips following the ceremonies. Copyright 1983 The Courier-Journal. Used by permission.
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The Inauguration of Our New President On September 30, 1983, Jack Carter Phillips was inaugu- rated as the fifteenth presi- dent of Union College. Over 60 guests, presidents of colleges and uni- and into the Conway Boatman Chapel. The versifies or their respresentatives, led off the Board of Trustees, officers of the college, and colorful academic procession, down the walk the faculty followed, from Centennial Hall to College Street (above) President Emeritus Mah- lon Miller passes on the medallion with the seal of the college to our new president. The president wears it with his academic regalia on ceremonial occa- sions.
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The Inauguration Was A Time For Smiles Visiting dignitaries enjoyed a buffet brunch in the gymansium before the inaugural ceremonies. Some facts about the Inauguration Presidents and delegates from 61 col- leges and universities and 9 representa- tives from learned societies and assoca- tions attended the ceremonies. Besides flag bearer Douglas Lunsford, other students served as marshalls in the academic procession: Joe Karr, Donald Happy Mobelini, Michael Taylor, and Mathew Kompancaril. Campus Minister Quentin Scholtz smiles with the new president. -
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