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T1.1 Dr. Jimmy Draper, president of the Southern Baptist Convention, spoke to Along with their diplomas, each Union graduate was given a Holy Bible, graduates at the Baccalaureate service in the Savage Memorial Chapel. Assisting Dr. Hyran Barefoot was Union ' s Dr. John Adams. Pam Privett was only a freshman, but she already had a good idea of what was needed for dorm life.
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Hello - Goodbye Registration brings in the ap- prehensive faces of freshmen and graduation sends off the even more apprehensive faces of seniors. A record number of students came and left Union in 1983. The largest graduating class ever was followed by the largest enrollment ever in the fall. Each student is a part of the whole that is Union. Our individual personali- ties comprise the personality of our school. Students not only give to Union, they receive from it. Each of us is changed by and grows from our time here. Every student can contribute, since Union changes and grows with each class. Union ' s largest nursing class, more than 80, graduated in 1983. Freshman Doug Watts brought a few touches of home to Union ' s dorms. Following Dad ' s footsteps is easier when Dad carries the load. Graduate Karen Campbell received the Academic Excellence Award in Journalism from Mrs. Betty Foellinger. Karen also was awarded the Academic Achievement award (highest GPA) and the Tigrett Medal at graduation; the first student to win both graduation honors.
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President ' s Reception This year, members of the student Student Government Association and punch, body, faculty, and administration President Reggie Thomas introduced The President ' s Reception gave gathered in the cafeteria on September students to Dr. and Mrs. Robert Craig, students an excellent opportunity to 8 to meet one another and establish a president of Union and his wife, and become acquainted with faculty most-needed line of communication. guests were treated to delicious foods members and was well attended. Sophomore Jim Kovac samples the refreshments Thomas introduced students to Dr. and Mrs. Craig as each passed through the provided by ARA Food Services. Faculty member Carolyn Tomlin served at the annual reception. K HffiSH K l l ■ H A jHp ' | K. 3 M fl|§k I Wlm m tm -- rW U Don Richard and his wife had to decide which hers d ' oeuvres to try. Steve Carr and Mark Parrish wait their turn to greet President Craig. 20
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