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HOMECOMING2015CELEBRATION OF NATIONSCARSON-NEWMAN UNIVERSITY

The sun never sets on Carson-Newman’s mission. With study trips,

missions work, students on campus from dozens of countries and some

20,000 alumni spread across the globe, the Carson-Newman experience

makes a difference continuously.

In the last year, faculty and students traveled abroad to Haiti, Spain,

South Africa and the UK, to name just a few countries. Those locations

featured medical mission opportunities, a spiritual pilgrimage, service to

orphans and intensive church history study.

While students and professors explore and serve the world, scores

of the world’s citizens come to Carson-Newman to expand their

horizons. In 2014-15, some 120 students from 28 countries studied here

and broadened the cultural experience on campus and in East Tennessee.

Carson-Newman is a global campus.

We hope you enjoy the variety of activities throughout the week of

October 11-17. We especially hope you will help make our Celebration of

Nations 2015 Homecoming Saturday the best attended in decades.

See you in October,

Charlie P. Walker, Jr. ’01President,Carson-Newman Alumni Association

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CONTENTS

GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................ 4

HOMECOMING EVENTS ...................................................... 9, 18

CAMPUS MAP .............................................................................16

REUNION CLASS GATHERINGS ............................................. 25

WOMEN OF VISION .................................................................. 28

REGISTRATION ..........................................................................29 To register online, visit cn.edu/hcregister

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YOUR GUIDE TO THE WORLD OF CARSON-NEWMAN

WELCOME CENTERFriday, October 16, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Saturday, October 17, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

JoAnn and Howard Chitwood Alumni Center at Hale Place 1520 Russell Avenue

Begin your journey with a nametag, a free souvenir and all the itinerary info you need.

What’s happening at the Welcome Center?Friday & Saturday• Reunion Check-In

Saturday Only 9 a.m. – noon• Buy football tickets and receive will-call tickets Tickets from $10 to $18 (See Saturday’s schedule)

• Buy Lyric Theatre tickets Adults – $12 Seniors – $8 Students – $5

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REUNION YEAR EXTRAVAGANZAS: ’50, ’55, ’60, ’65, ’70, ’75, ’80, ’85, ’90, ’95, ’00, ’05 and ’10• There are exclusive festivities and recognitions for reunion class

members, those whose class years end in ‘5’ and ‘0.’

• These events include special gatherings and class recognition during the football game.

• Pre-register by October 1 and receive a reunion gift and a nametag that will help you connect with classmates, both of which will be available at Chitwood Alumni Welcome Center.

• Classes of ’65, ’60, ’55 and ’50 will be especially honored during Saturday’s Founders’ Society Luncheon.

Registration begins Saturday at 9 a.m. at the Chitwood Alumni Welcome Center. For information on specific reunion gatherings, visit cn.edu/homecoming2015.

SPECIAL NOTE: The 1965 Class may register at the Chitwood Alumni Center Welcome Center on Friday, October 16, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. or before the 50th Reunion Celebration Dinner in Stokely Memorial Cafeteria at 5:30 p.m. Founders’ Society guests or members may register before the Founders’ Society Luncheon in Stokely Memorial Cafeteria on Saturday, October 17, beginning at 11 a.m.

Check in at the Chitwood Alumni Welcome Center and receive a free gift just for registering. (See schedule for times.)

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MAKE A REUNION CONTRIBUTIONIt’s easy to express gratitude for your Carson-Newman experience with a reunion year gift. Your gift will help preserve Carson-Newman’s legacy; it’s tax deductible and counts toward alumni giving percentages.

Go to cn.edu/give or contact Advancement at 865.471.3404.

MARK 2015 WITH YOUR OFFICIAL HOMECOMING T-SHIRT Sponsored by the Student Ambassador Association

• See the order form in the back of this booklet to pre-order.

• Celebration of Nations T-shirts may be purchased, and pre-ordered shirts can be picked up, in the MSAC Grand Hall on Friday – 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Saturday – 9:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.

• 50th Reunion T-Shirts can be picked up at Friday evening’s dinner in Stokely Memorial Cafeteria. (See the 1965 reunion letter for more info.)

LOST A YEARBOOK?Check for a replacement (while supplies last) in Stephens-Burnett Memorial Library lobby, compliments of the Iddins Special Collections Department.

Friday – Noon - 5 p.m. Saturday – 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

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FUTURE EAGLESProspective Student Open House Saturday – 9 a.m. - Noon. Campus Tour at 10 a.m.Admissions Office – Butler Hall Welcome Center

For information or to register, call 865.471.4826, contact [email protected] or visit cn.edu/admissions.

EAGLET ACTIVITIESBring your young ones to meet classmate families and enjoy fun activities designed just for kids. Younger eaglets will need to have a parent close by. Sponsored by Student Affairs and partners.

Inflatables! Get your bounce on! Saturday – 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Eagle Egg Hunt Saturday – 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (Plus other children’s activities) Henderson Lawn

LOAD UP ON C-N GEAR! Friday – 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Saturday – 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.Carson-Newman University Bookstore, MSAC

Merchandise is also available Saturday at Burke-Tarr Stadium from 1:30 p.m. until the end of the 3rd Quarter.

WALK DOWN MEMORY LANEGuided Tours of Residence Halls Saturday – 11 a.m.Meet in front of Alumni, Burnett, Butler, Heritage or Sarah Swann.

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HENDERSON LAWNChoose from assorted vendors Saturday – 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. POD EXPRESSDrinks, coffee and on-the-go refreshments. Maddox Student Activities Center

Saturday – 8 a.m.-Noon

MAPLES CAFÉ Yes, there is a coffee and sandwich shop in Stephens-Burnett Memorial Library. And it’s a great stop for lunch or a tasty beverage.Saturday – 8 a.m.-2 p.m. CHICK-FIL-AMSAC Grand Hall Saturday – 10 a.m.-6 p.m.CLOTHING RECOMMENDATIONS

Dress in comfortable, casual clothes for daytime activities and festive attire for evening events – and for your own sake, please wear comfortable shoes.

ACCESSIBILITY To learn about special assistance for guests with disabilities, contact the Alumni Office at 865.471.3415 before your visit.

LODGINGPlease remember to mention Carson-Newman’s Homecoming when making reservations, as many local establishments offer University rates. See cn.edu/about-c-n/visitor-accommodations

SAFETY & SECURITYCall C-N Safety and Security 865.548.9067 if you have an emergency.

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11HOMECOMING 5K ORANGE AND BLUE RUN AND WALKHosted by the Student Ambassador Association Proceeds support the Students First Initiative for student scholarships.

3 p.m.C-N Intramural Field 1731-1799 Bishop Avenue

Individuals – $20; Groups – $15 per member Includes T-shirt and other C-N souvenirs.

Also includes Penny Fun Run with a children’s adventure zone, beginning at 2:30 p.m.

Register: cn.edu/5k For more info, contact 865.471.3415 or [email protected]

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13HOMECOMING CHAPEL9:30 a.m.First Baptist Church, Jefferson City

Bean and Bailey, featuring the musical comedy of 1996 alums Bradley Bean and Jackson Bailey.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15FOUNDERS’ DAY CELEBRATION9:30 a.m.First Baptist Church, Jefferson City

Dal Shealy ’60, a coaching legend who moved from the gridiron to leading the Fellowship of Christian Athletes during a period of remarkable growth.

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15 (cont.)

STEEPLE SOCIETY LUNCHEON (By Invitation)

11:30 a.m.Stokely Memorial Cafeteria, Private Dining Room

Those who have included Carson-Newman in their estate plans will be honored during the event.

For more information, please contact the Advancement Office at 865.471.3459 or contact [email protected].

HOMECOMING MUSICAL – LYRIC THEATRE PRESENTS GUYS AND DOLLS 7:30 p.m. Henderson Humanities Building Gentry Auditorium

Set in Damon Runyon’s vivid comic book world of the 1940s in Times Square, this American classic has been called “the perfect musical comedy.” Bolstered by a Frank Loesser score that is among the most immortal works in theatre history, it features “Luck Be a Lady,” “Sit Down, You’re Rocking the Boat” and “I’ve Never Been in Love Before.” This oddball romantic sendup about gambling men and the strong-willed women who love them will put a spring in your step.

Adults – $12 Seniors – $8 Students – $5 (Tickets available October 5)

For information, contact the Gentry Box Office at 865.471.4163

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 22ND ANNUAL HOMECOMING GOLF CLASSIC Sponsored by USI Consulting Group

7:30 a.m. – Breakfast and Registration 9 a.m. – Shotgun StartPatriot Hills Golf Club, Jefferson City

Proceeds support the Chitwood Alumni Center at Hale Place Endowment

Four-person scramble – $100 per player; $400 per team

For information and registration, call 865.471.3404, contact [email protected] or visit cn.edu/golfclassic

WELCOME BACK TO THE CREEK – ALUMNI RECEPTION 1 - 3 p.m. Swann Hall, Colleen Keebler Harmon Parlor

Meet Dr. Randall and Kay O’Brien in historic Swann Hall for complimentary beverages and hors d’oeuvres.

RSVP: 865.471.3415 or contact [email protected]

7TH ANNUAL HENRIETTA JENKINS MEMORIAL HOMECOMING POETRY READING4 - 5 p.m.Appalachian Cultural Center 1603 Russell Avenue

Featuring George Ella Lyon, 2015 Poet Laureate of Kentucky

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 (cont.)

BLAST TO THE PAST CRUISE-IN 4:30 - 8 p.m. MSAC, Rear Lot

Antiques, Street Rods and Daily Drivers

Free Registration

For information, contact [email protected] or register at cn.edu/cruise

SUNSET MEMORIAL CEREMONY5:15 p.m.Chitwood Alumni Center at Hale Place, Murphy Alumni Garden

Remember and celebrate the lives of C-N alumni and friends who have passed away since last October.

CELEBRATION OF NATIONS HOMECOMING DINNER5:30 - 7:30 p.m.Stokely Memorial Cafeteria, Main Dining Room

$10 per person

Join alumni, faculty, staff and students as you enjoy a menu of culinary delights from all over the world.

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50TH REUNION CELEBRATION DINNER: CLASS OF 19656:15 p.m. – Gather for keepsake class photo 6:30 p.m. – Dinner Stokely Memorial Cafeteria, Private Dining Room

$30 per person, includes

• Class directory (one per household)

• Class photo (one per household)

• Reunion gifts

(See 50th reunion correspondence for details.)

HOMECOMING MUSICAL: GUYS AND DOLLS 7:30 p.m. Henderson Humanities Building, Gentry Auditorium


For information, contact Gentry Box Office at 865.471.4163

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17COMPLIMENTARY ALUMNI AND FRIENDS PANCAKE BREAKFAST 8 - 9:30 a.m.Stokely Memorial Cafeteria, Main Dining Room

There’s nothing like a free breakfast to start Homecoming off right!


SOCCER ALUMNI 7-PER-SIDE TOURNAMENT9 a.m.McCown Field

Coach Richard Moodie invites Eagles soccer alumni (men and women) to play and then enjoy a 10:30 a.m. brunch with the team in the Jason S. Edwards Soccer Fieldhouse.

For more information or to register, call 865.471.3520 or contact [email protected] by October 15.

WOMEN OF VISION SHOWCASE TOURBaker Building Classrooms and Faculty Lounge 9 - 10:30 a.m. (Program begins at 9:30 a.m.)Baker Building, Second Floor

MORTAR BOARD ALUMNI RECEPTION 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.Swann Hall, Student Parlor

Enjoy an opportunity to catch up with fellow Panathenées alumni and current members.

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RELIGION DEPARTMENT ALUMNI RECEPTION 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.Henderson Humanities Building, Room 218

Current and former Religion Department faculty welcome former students.

OMEGA GALLERY – OPENING DAY RECEPTION9:30 a.m. - Noon Alumni Exhibit – Photography by Barrett Hedges

Warren Art Building, Omega Gallery, Room 103

See and experience the stunning wildlife and landscape photography of Barrett Hedges ’08. An award-winning freelancer and contract photographer with the National Geographic Society, Barrett has captured outdoor splendor across the U.S., as well as in Canada and India. Exhibit closes December 2.

For more information, contact Omega Gallery Director David Underwood at 865.471.3572 or visit his office, Warren Art Building, Room 105.

ALUMNI TENNIS TOURNAMENT10 a.m.Tennis Courts

Coach Jean Love invites tennis alumni to participate in the annual Homecoming tournament.

For more information or to register, call 865.471.3244 or contact [email protected].

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 (cont.)

MUSIC DEPARTMENT SAMPLER10 - 11 a.m.First Baptist Church, Jefferson City

Musical offerings showcase the wealth of student talent through the department’s many ensembles. The Delta Omicron alumni photo will follow on the platform.

FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OPEN HOUSE10 a.m. - Noon Child Development Center, 1800 Bishop Avenue

Join FCS faculty at the Child Development Center, the training site for Child and Family Studies majors and one of the area’s premier enrichment programs for four-year olds.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT OPEN HOUSE10:30 - 11:30 a.m.Ted Russell Hall, Bettye Fite Forney Student Lounge and Terrace

Join Business Department faculty and alumni to reminisce and examine the department’s connection with Chinese culture.

ANNUAL ATHLETIC CLUB MEETING AND LUNCHEON10:30 a.m.Holt Fieldhouse, MSAC

Athletic Director Allen Morgan invites athletics alumni and Letter Club members to fellowship during the annual meeting.

BBQ luncheon to follow at 11 a.m.

Athletics Alumni and Letter Club members are welcome free of charge. All others are $5 each.


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COMMUNICATION DEPARTMENT OPEN HOUSE 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Henderson Humanities Building, Phoenix Theatre

Communication Department faculty will offer refreshments and a chance for former students to reconnect.

DeARMOND MISSIONS INFORMATION BOOTH 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Henderson Lawn

Celebrate the world’s many cultures by considering ways to support student mission work with the DeArmond Missions Team. This group designs and fosters Christian service opportunities for God’s glory.

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT OPEN HOUSE11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Henderson Humanities Building, Room 311

English Department alumni will have an opportunity to visit former professors and meet current faculty members.

FAITH & JUSTICE SCHOLARS FUNDRAISER11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Henderson Lawn

A booth offering fair trade wares and delicacies from across the planet will benefit this three-year-old program.

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MORE THAN A TRIVIAL PURSUIT Student Success/Career Services Information 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Henderson Lawn

Career opportunities and networking connections are always fun! Student Success staff will offer valuable information to students, alumni and potential employers, and provide a chance to win prizes.

PHILOSOPHY, LINGUISTICS AND WORLD LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT OPEN HOUSE11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Henderson Humanities Building, Room 334

There’s no better place for celebrating the world’s cultures and countries than at this open house!

BIOLOGY, CHEMISTRY, MATH AND PHYSICS DEPARTMENTS OPEN HOUSE11 a.m. - 1 p.m.Dougherty Science Center

Faculty and students will be available to reconnect with alumni in the recently remodeled Chapman Lobby, which honors professors who served their discipline 25 or more years.

BONNER CENTER OPEN HOUSE11 a.m. - 1 p.m.703 East King Street

Bonner alumni are invited to visit the Bonner Center to meet current Fellows and staff.

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NURSING DEPARTMENT OPEN HOUSE 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Hannah Hylton Pedersen Nursing Building

Check out several student presentations and meet up with classmates and professors. At 11:15 a.m., join in the dedication ceremony of a newly renovated classroom.

SOCIAL SCIENCES OPEN HOUSE11 a.m. - 1 p.m.Chambliss Building

Social Sciences professors will welcome alumni during their annual gathering in the lobby and on the lawn.

WOMEN OF VISION SHOWCASE TOURSKathleen Manley Wellness Center 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Kathleen Manley Wellness Center

Pedersen Nursing Classroom 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. (Program begins at 11:15 a.m.)Hannah Hylton Pedersen Nursing Building

WOMEN OF VISION INFORMATION/MEMBERSHIP BOOTHS11 a.m. - 2 p.m.Henderson Lawn and Swann Hall

For more information about Women of Vision and unique donor leadership opportunities, call 865.471.3459 or contact [email protected].

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EDUCATION DEPARTMENT TAILGATE 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.Stokely Memorial Cafeteria, Garden Level

The Education Department will host its traditional pre-game meet and greet at the building’s Branner Avenue entrance.

FOUNDERS’ SOCIETY LUNCHEONNoonStokely Memorial Cafeteria, Private Dining Room **NEW LOCATION**

Alumni from the classes of ’65, ’60, ’55 and ’50 will be especially recognized, and will receive a complimentary meal. All others are $16 each.

(Please see Founders’ Society letter for details.)

SEED COMPANY WORSHIP BAND HOMECOMING CONCERTNoon - 1 p.m.Henderson Lawn

Presented by Baptist Collegiate Ministries

HONORS PROGRAM ALUMNI AND FRIENDS RECEPTION1 - 1:45 p.m. (Donor recognition event at 1:15 p.m.)Henderson Humanities Building, Room 408

Catch up with Honors alumni, professors and former directors.

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HOMECOMING PARADE2 p.m.Crowd the sidewalks and campus lawn for the annual cavalcade, featuring the Homecoming Court and Eagles Marching band. Bring bags and get ready to catch some candy!

WOMEN’S SOCCER GAME: C-N VS. WINGATE2 p.m.McCown Field

FOOTBALL GAME: CARSON-NEWMAN VS. NEWBERRY3 p.m.Burke-Tarr Stadium

Tickets: $18 – Chairback Seats $12 – Bench Seats (50-yard line) $10 – Bleacher Seats

For more information, contact Athletic Promotions at 865.471.3396 or contact [email protected].

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MEN’S SOCCER GAME: C-N VS. WINGATE4:30 p.m.McCown Field

HOMECOMING MUSICAL: GUYS AND DOLLS 7:30 p.m.Henderson Humanities Building, Gentry Auditorium



SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18HOMECOMING MUSICAL: GUYS AND DOLLS 2 p.m.Henderson Humanities Building, Gentry Auditorium



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REUNION CLASS GATHERINGSExchange memories with your classmates and share your best C-N stories at individual class gatherings.

50TH REUNION CELEBRATION DINNER: CLASS OF 1965Friday Evening6:15 p.m. – Gather for keepsake class photo 6:30 p.m. – Dinner Stokely Memorial Cafeteria, Private Dining Room

$30 per person, includes

• Class directory (one per household)

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See 50th reunion correspondence for details.

FOUNDERS’ SOCIETY LUNCHEON REUNION CLASSES OF 1950, 1955, 1960 AND 1965Saturday – NoonStokely Memorial Cafeteria, Private Dining Room **NEW LOCATION**

Alumni from the classes of ’65, ’60, ’55 and ’50 will be especially recognized, and will receive a complimentary meal. All others are $16 each.

See Founders’ Society letter for details.

CLASS OF 1970Saturday – 11 a.m. 45th Reunion BBQ Luncheon Stephens-Burnett Library, Student Success Center $13 per person

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CLASS OF 1975Saturday – 11:30 a.m. 40th Reunion BBQ LuncheonBlye-Poteat Hall, Room 110

$13 per person

CLASS OF 1980Saturday – Noon 35th Reunion BBQ LuncheonTed Russell Hall, Room 207

$13 per person

CLASS OF 1985Saturday – 12:30 p.m. 30th Reunion Gathering/Luncheon Duncan Cooperative Management Lab’s outdoor fire pit area, located next door to Butler Hall’s parking lot.

Boxed lunch available, $10 per person

(See class reunion letter for details.)

CLASS OF 1990Saturday – 11 a.m. Gather for keepsake class photo – 11:45 a.m. 25th Reunion BBQ LuncheonChitwood Alumni Center Lawn, Murphy Garden

$25 per person

(Price includes BBQ Luncheon and class photo.)

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CLASS OF 1995Saturday – 12:30 p.m. 20th Reunion LunchHenderson Lawn, east side (Across Branner Avenue from Tennis Courts)

Bring or purchase lunch from a vendor and join classmates to eat as a group.

Beverages and dessert are complimentary with a gift to the class reunion fund.

CLASS OF 2000Saturday – 11:30 a.m. 15th Reunion GatheringHenderson Lawn, near inflatables and children’s activities area.

Bring or purchase lunch from a vendor and join classmates to eat as a group.

CLASS OF 2005Saturday – 11 a.m. 10th Reunion GatheringChitwood Alumni Center Lawn

Refreshments are complimentary with a $5 contribution to the class reunion fund.

CLASS OF 2010Saturday – 11:30 a.m. 5th Reunion BBQ LuncheonHenderson Lawn, Next to Chambliss/Warren parking lot.

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WOMEN OF VISION SHOWCASE TOUR• Baker Building Classrooms and Faculty Lounge

9 - 10:30 a.m. (Program begins at 9:30 a.m.) Baker Building, Second Floor

• Kathleen Manley Wellness Center 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Kathleen Manley Wellness Center

• Pedersen Nursing Classroom 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. (Program begins at 11:15 a.m.)

Hannah Hylton Pedersen Nursing Building

WOMEN OF VISION INFORMATION/MEMBERSHIP BOOTHS11 a.m. - 2 p.m.Henderson Lawn and Swann Hall

For more information about Women of Vision and unique donor leadership opportunities, call 865.471.3459 or contact [email protected].

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REGISTRATION FORMPLEASE PRINT

Name: ___________________________________________ Class: _______ include maiden nameSpouse’s Name: ____________________________________ Class: _______

Address: _______________________________________________________

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City/State/Zip: ___________________________________________________

Home Telephone (With Area Code): ______________________________________

Cell (With Area Code): ________________________________________________

Email: _________________________________________________________

Check here if new address.

Please include the number of guests attending each event.

___ Welcome Back to the Creek – Alumni Reception (Complimentary)

___ Celebration of Nations Homecoming Dinner ($10 per person)

___ Alumni & Friends Pancake Breakfast (Complimentary)

___ Founders’ Society Luncheon ($16 per person; Complimentary for ’50, ’55, ’60, ’65 alumni)

___ Class of 1965: 50th Reunion Celebration ($30 per person)

___ Class of 1970: 45th Reunion BBQ Luncheon ($13 per person)



___ Class of 1985: 30th Reunion Gathering Boxed Lunch option available ($10 per person) See reunion correspondence for menu. Indicate meal selection: _________________________________________

___ Class of 1990: 25th Reunion BBQ Luncheon and class photo ($25 per person)

___ Class of 1995: 20th Reunion Gathering (Complimentary with reunion gift)

___ Class of 2000: 15th Reunion Gathering (Complimentary)

___ Class of 2005: 10th Reunion Gathering (Complimentary with reunion gift)


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Please check other events you plan to attend, and please see the event listings for possible RSVP and costs.

___ Music Sampler

___ Academic Department events

___ Women of Vision events

___ Annual Athletic Club Meeting and Luncheon

___ Athletic events

___ Guys and Dolls – Lyric Theatre

OFFICIAL HOMECOMING T-SHIRT

(Indicate shirt preference, size and quantity)

Long Sleeve, $15 each S ____ M ___ L ___ XL ___ XXL _____

Short Sleeve, $12 each S ____ M ___ L ___ XL ___ XXL _____

Pre-ordered Celebration of Nations T-shirts can be picked up in the MSAC Grand Hall. 50th Reunion T-Shirts can be picked up at Friday evening’s Celebration Dinner in Stokely Memorial Cafeteria. (See the 1965 reunion letter for more info.)

DONATE

$ _______ My gift to the Carson-Newman Fund

Tax deductible gifts of any amount are appreciated and help preserve Carson-Newman’s legacy.

TOTAL

$ _______ Total Amount Enclosed

Make check payable to Carson-Newman University

Pay by Credit Card Visa MasterCard Discover

Card number: ____________________________ Expiration Date: _________

Signature: _____________________________________________________

For more information, please call 865.471.3415, contact [email protected] or visit cn.edu/homecoming

To register online, visit cn.edu/hcregister

Respond by October 1. (Refunds will not be possible after October 7.)

Please mail your registration form and payment to: Homecoming 2015, Post Office Box 557, Jefferson City, TN 37760

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