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The Cuba Family Archives for Southern Jewish History at the Breman Museum THE CUBA FAMILY ARCHIVES FOR SOUTHERN JEWISH HISTORY AT THE BREMAN MUSEUM Mss 381, Wittenberg Family Papers Box 1, File 15 Dudley, William – Commencement, 1976 ANY REPRODUCTION OF THIS MATERIAL WITHOUT THE EXPRESS WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE CUBA FAMILY ARCHIVES IS STRICLY PROHIBITED ● ● ● ~~~t1~~k.v ~Jk ~~~~~ ~Jk~~~~ Ad~ ~~~~ ~~ll~ ~~4~ ~~~-~ ~~~~ AT ELEVEN o'cLOCK CAROLINA COLISEUM Cuba Family Archives Cuba Family Archives UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA ~Ima U'fCater May 8, 1976 "WE HAIL THEE, CAROLINA" (Tune--Flow Gently, Sweet Afton) We hail thee, Carolina, and sing thy high praise; With loyal devotion, rememb'ring the days, When proudly we sought thee, thy children to be; Here's a health, Carolina, forever to thee! -G. A. Wauchope 11:00 A.M. Carolina Coliseum Cuba Family Archives 1976 PHI BETA KAPPA INITIATES (Continued) Nell Elizabeth Laffitte Susan Tippins Phillips Nancy Louise Sheldon Dan Foster Laney, III Mary Beth Pillinger Kathey Leigh Smart Frances Elizabeth Latimer Gerald Newton Pressley Gaynor Sue Smith William Clifton Liger Vincent Clark Price Stephanie Elizabeth Smith Patricia Katherine Lillis Harold Payne Pruitt Cynthia Ann Smoak William Riley Macon Karen Phyllis Purcell Elizabeth Anne Snuggs Roxanne Helene Marcille Ellis Ray Quarles Vickie Robin Steele James David Marsh Rosemary Anne L. Quattlebaum Robert Allen Stine Judith Ann Martin Teresa Doreen Ramage Esther Eula Tankersley Presiding: DR. WILLIAM H. PATTERSON Donald Gregory Mattox Paige Winslow Randolph Patricia Lee Tarrer Thomas Reginald McNeal Theodore Harold Reading, II Deborah Joyce Teague Twenty-fourth President of the University of South Carolina James Franklin Medlin Manney Carrington Reid Jane Elizabeth Todd Kitty Ann Metheny Randy C. Reames Walter Wyman Theus, Jr. James L. Michie Elizabeth W. Rhodes Frampton Wyman Toole, III Henry Ludwig Milne, III Elizabeth Rizer Paula Catron Wallace Lisa Anne Milne Dorothy Mae Roberts Catherine C. Watson Sharon Parler Moore Carol Laureen Robertson George E. Weese ACADEMIC PROCESSION George Winthrop Morris, Jr. Janet Louise Rogers James Wilson Westmoreland Timothy Alan Murphy Luis R. Roldan Michael Neil Whisenant Noel Ann O'Neal Pedro Luis Rosario Cara Lynn White Anne Marie Owens Ray Cecil Ruff Mary Angela Wibking NATIONAL ANTHEM Katherine Joanne Parker Daniel Neil Sansbury Dennis Alonzo Wilson Janet Elaine Parrish Leslie Kent Satterfield Terry Lynn Wooten George Robert Phillips Sherryl Anne Shealy INVOCATION ______ _ ·-·-. _ REVEREND HOWARD G. MCCLAIN DEPARTMENTAL HONORS IN ENGLISH Executi1•e Minister, Christian Action Council Kathryn Angelyn Neeley CANDIDATES FOR COMMISSIONS UNIVERSITY DISTINCTIONS: 1976 SECOND LIEUTENANT, UNITED STATES AIR FORCE CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES Ronald Cornell Adams Dave John Hanko Thaddeus Haigler Riley, Jr. Ronald Earl Amick •Donald Joseph Hanle Jimmy Clayton Roberts James Ronald Bozard Ernest Emanuel Infinger, Jr. Randall George Rushe •Theodore Elvin Derrick, III James Hobson Kenna, Jr. Mark Steven Shekitka COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS --· ----------- --- - ---- - THE HONORABLE JAMES R. SCHLESINGER William Kahlen Doty, Jr. Russell Windsor Mims, Jr. Steven Neal Swanger Edward Scofield Ebert, II Roy Anthony Morgan Louette Lanaire Telfare Maxie Ray Hale Dock Connelly O' Neal Ritchey Wayne Vincent John Lovies Hamilton, Jr. Jerry Wayne Oney PRESENTING OF CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES _____________ PROVOST KEITH E. DAVIS SECOND LIEUTENANT, UNITED ST ATES MARINE CORPS James E. Adams James M. Lowe Duane R. Schattle CONFERRING OF DEGREES IN COURSE Crystal M. Chamberlain Clayton F . Nans ENSIGN, UNITED STATES NAVY RECOGNITION OF PARENTS, SPONSORS, AND FACULTY David M. Allan, III Francis C. Jones Scott C. Reynolds David H. Arms Paul J. Kovalchik Thomas R. Richards •Clayton 0. Crapps •David L. Logsdon Harry E. Skirm Richard D. Dowling Louis V. Marchelle Dwight D. Southern Robert J. Filler Richard A. McFee Francis R. Stearns CLOSING REMARKS John J. Hammerer, Jr. James W. Meritt Richard F. Strickland, Jr. Robert C. Hardee Robert E. Mozo, Jr. Robert J. Watters John S. Heide Patrick B. O'Keefe Kathy A. Woodcock Jerrold M. Hillard Thomas C. Pieluszczak BENEDICTION _ ___ _ ... THE REVEREND LAUREN E. BRUBAKER University Chaplain COMMITTEE ON COMMENCEMENT Dr. B. L. Baker Mr. T. Luther Gunter Dr. John L. Safko Dr. Wade Batson, Chairman Mrs. Martha Hayes Mrs. Leila B. Skidmore Dr. Carl T. Bauguess Mr. Robert Horning Mr. Sidney B. Swanson ALMA MATER Dr. J. E. Bowles Mr. Sig Huitt Mr. Dave Wilsford Dr. L. E. Brubaker, Jr. Dr. Nicholas P. Mitchell ANNOUNCERS Music By Lloyd W. Brown Dr. Richard M. Uray MRS. W. l. HAYES Organist, First Baptist Church MARSHALS Priscilla Burgess Terry Fiffick Libba Rhoad G uery Bowers Teri Ford Charles Roman Carey Chapman Sarah Holland David Smith Keith Childers Perri Moed Tony Thomason Fred Cox Bryan Moon Karon Vick Julie DeLoach Margaret Plyler Susan West Connie Fiffick Gene Rhoad Cuba Family Archives MASTER OF SOCIAL WORK (Continued) Janice Sue Matthews Ronnie Sue Perler •Janice Ann Rozier Constance Shan McCutcheon Patricia Jane Radley Donald Lynn Shockley Elizabeth Tonge McMillan Wilhelmenia Isaac Rembert Dorothy Addison Smith Kathy Jean Morris Teresita Rieck Jimmy Clark Springer Welcome to the University of South Carolina on this day of special achievement and Michele Blanch Moultrie Geraldine Starr Ring Elizabeth Withers Taylor Timothy Lee Nash Margaret Nita Brabham Rogers Harold Jerome Williams special recognition of our graduates! We hope you will find these ceremonies, which are a Ruth Diane Nurnberg Nancy Anne Rogers Grace Evelyn Young Grace Degler Palmer culmination of the efforts of faculty, staff, and, of course, of our students and their families, both meaningful and impressive! INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING While awaiting the start of the ceremonies, you may care to look at the historical note *Leslie Johnson Alexander -------··-· _____ ______________ __ ART Virginia Lee Himelright PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sara Jackson Barefoot -------- _______ SOCIAL STUDIES Richard Dave Hughes __ _____ HEALTH EDUCATION on South Carolina's oldest university on the following page. There follows a brief description *Frances Poston Bazen ______ __ MATHEMATICS Cynthia Kinsey Johnson ___ _ BIOLOGY Joy Lavonne Belvin _________ Busn<ESS EDUCATION James Michael Johnson ________ PHYSICAL EDUCATION of the Carolina Mace, symbol of the University's corporate entity and of the combined en­ Mary Kay Bennett ___ ------------------ __ __ ____ __ ENGLISH Michael Waddell Jones _ ENGLISH •Della Faye Best Bus1NEss EDUCATION Ruth Lenora Kahl _____ ____ ___ GERMAN deavors of the University community. Mary Worrell Bouknight _ BIOLOGY Jacqueline Weber Kearse __ ENGLISH *Louise Crawford Bowers HEt.LTH E!lUCATION *Minna Ketterer ................. GEOGRAPHY William James Brennan, Jr. PHYSICAL EDUCATION *Kathleen Walsh Klatt -- ------ SOCIAL STUDIES Sara Faye Butler ___ ___ __ _ ____ ENGLISH Patricia M. McDonald --· --- -- MATHEMATICS The commencement program begins with an academic procession to the platform. You *Lula Murray Camp --------- ____ FRENCH Roll Eugene McEndollar __ __ _ __ ____ ART Janette Davis Danielson _ ____________ ART *Linda Jo Morgan ------------------ SOCIAL STUDIES are asked to ~ise as the procession enters and remain standing until the platform party has Marian Elizabeth Dillashaw _____________ ENGLISH *Peter D . Padua __ _ ___ -------·-· __ _ __ ENGLISH Lois Hoskins Eleazer _ ____ HEALTH EDUCATION Martha Patricia Parham ------ _ __ ENGLISH taken its place, the national anthem has been sung, and the invocation has been given. Clayton Gerard English __ PHYSICAL EDUCATION *Michael Pejsach ---------- --------- HEALTH EDUCATION Howard Eric Estes _______ HISTORY Rosemary Florence Placido __ _ _____ FRENCH *Paula Miller Fitzpatrick -- HEALTH EDUCATION Allyn Revell Purvis __ __ _____ _____ _ _ SOCIAL STUDIES •Audrey Terry Grant ______ _ ________ ENGLISH Dawn Marie Newnham Teator __ HEALTH EDUCATION Paul Thomas Green __ ENGLISH Anne Imperato Tray ______ _ ENGLISH When the president closes the ceremonies, please rise and join in the singing of the Alma Kenneth Henry Hauser _ PHYSICAL EDUCATION •carol Beckmann Turner ___ __ PHYSICAL EDUCATION •Sarah Leppard Henderson BUSINESS EDUCATION James Dale Villa - ----------------- PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mater. There will be no recessional. •James Walter Hendrick, Jr_ ____ ENGLISH •Phyllis Dianne Lawter White ___ HEAL TH EDUCATION •David Nathaniel Williams _HISTORY Once again, welcome to the commencement exercises of the University! MASTER OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE David Howell Berry Janis Wright Brintnall James Robert Metts MASTER OF MEDIA ARTS Nathaniel Irvin, Jr. THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA BOARD OF TRUSTEES FIVE-YEAR MEDICAL COOPERATIVE PROGRAM BACHELOR OF SCIENCE George Paul Eleazer The Honorable James B. Edwards The Honorable Dan S. Henderson, Spartanburg The Governor of South Carolina, Ex Officio The Honorable Michael J_ Mungo, Columbia 1976 PHI BETA KAPPA INITIATES The Honorable Cyril B. Busbee, Ex Officio The Honorable J_ Robert Peters, Jr., Hampton Honora!y Members The Honorable J. Ralph Gasque, Ex Officio The Honorable Frampton W. Toole, Jr., Aiken John Alexander Chase, II The Honorable Eugene C. Stoddard, Ex Officio Harry McKinley Lightsey The Honorable Hugh H. Wells, M-D., Seneca The Honorable T. Eston Marchant, Chairman, Members-in-Course Columbia The Honorable William E. Whitney, Union Debra Miller Albanese Deborah Virginia Cromer Richard Dewey Hayes, III The Honorable James W_ Cothran, Vice Chairman, The Honorable Othniel H. Wienges,
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