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1984 Convocation Program

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Music Accompanist: Mrs. Sue Mitz University Madrigal Singers under the direction of Marilyn Walker and accompanied by John Norris: Follow Me, Sweet Love

17th century Madrigal, Michael East Old English Song, arranged by John Coates W. A. Mozart

Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme Now Sing Before The Lord

Raymund King, violinist, and Sharon Clark, pianist: Meditation on the First Prelude of J. S. Bach

Charles Gounod

Gaudeamus Igitur

1.

Gaudeamus

2.

Vivat

academia,

vivant

3.

Alma

Mater

Quae

1.

Post

2.

Vivant

molestam

3.

Dissitas

membra

igitur, f1oreat,

senectutem, quaelibet,

in re gio nes,

Juvenes

dum

sumus;

nos

educavit

Nos habebit

humus,

Semper

Sparsos

Post

professores,

sint in flore,

congregavit,

;

Nos

jucundam

juventutem,

Vivat

membrum

Caros

et commilitones.

habebit

humus.

Semper

sint in flore.

Sparsos

congregavit.

quodlibet,


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Cunvocatimo MAY 3,1984 Three-thirty in the afternoon Lynch Auditorium ORDER OF CEREMONIES Procession Invocation The Reverend Thomas Cain, a.p. Introductory Remarks Robert F. Sasseen President Announcement of Senior Plans and Awards John E. Paynter Provost and Dean of the College Presentation of Departmental Awards Musical Interlude University Madrigal Singers Valedictory John Martin Norris Presentation of Student Government Awards Gregory Lee Roper Address John R. Sommerfeldt, Professor of History Closing "Gaudeamus Igitur" Benediction The Reverend Frederick Jelly, Recession

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