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Dr. Tucker and Brad Simmons try out the new classroom and chapel seats. Students begin leaving with the Academic Complex in the background.
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student Involvement in the New Campus Seeing a need for the Union student body to be aware of the progress being made on the new cannpus construction, Tim Wills began working on a new campus day for students. With the help of the Student Publications, the frater- nities, sororities, BSD and numerous individuals, the idea became reality. Classes were dismissed from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. during the day, encouraging students to at- tend. Buses from several local churches were used to transport students from the present campus to the new location. Upon their arrival, guided tours of the facilities were given by specially chosen students. Lunch was served on the grounds in the afternoon at the old campus. For several days prior and after the tour, displays of color charts, interior designs, and samples of classroom, chapel and lounge seats were on exhibition in the Ad- ministration Building. Two of the coordinators of the program, Mrs. Betty Foellinger, left, and Tim Wills oversee loading of buses.
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Union University, in its 149th an- nual commencement exercises held June 1 , graduated 210 students who received Bachelor of Arts, Science, and Music degrees as well as Associate of Arts in Nursing degrees. Recognized as tiie most outstan- ding student of the June class was Kay Brown, Jackson, with Carol Boggs, Memphis, receiving the honor for the August class. Dr. Jenl(in Lioyd Jones, publisher of the Tuisa (Oklahoma) Tribune, delivered the major address of the services and exhorted the students to utilize their power to think, above all other assets. Dr. Raiph Norton, executive secretary of the Tennessee Baptist Convention, delivered the bac- calaureate address at First Baptist Church. He pointed out to the students the lessons learned from history, psychology, science and religion and emphasized the impor- tance of developing a character in congruence with the will of God. Other activities related to gradua- tion included the annual awards program, the senior dinner and the reception. A special student art show was held in the Union galleries. Dr. and Mrs. Craig greet parents and seniors. Dr. Ralph Norton, Baccalaureate Speaker Dr. Robert E. Craig, President
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