The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, May 27, 1971, Image 7
The Newberry Sun, Newberry, S. C., Thursday, May 27, 1971—PAGE 7
Newberry High School 1971 Graduating Class
Two Indians on
District squad
The Newberry College base
ball squad landed shortstop
Johnny Harbin of Greenville
and second baseman A1 Lewis
of Georgetown on the District
6 NAIA baseball team.
The Newberry duo led their
District 6 teammates in the
batting averages department
for the spring season with .432
for Lewis and .408 for Harbin.
The squad, coached by Ho
race Turbeville, completed
their best season in years by
compiling a 14-6 season’s re
cord befor the; hst two garr -■
in the District playoffs at Green
wood.
Erskine and Western Caro
lina led the disLict teams by
landing three men on the mythi
cal squad. Appalachian also re
ceived two berths, while Mars
Hill and South Carolina State
each received one slot on the
District team.
23 countians are
recipients
Twenty-three Newberry Col
lege students from Newberry
are candidates for a bachelor
of arts or a bachelor of science
degree at the annual Com
mencement exercises at 5 p.m.
Sunday, May 30.
One hundred are candidates
for the bachelor of arts degree
and 30 are candidates for the
bachelor of science degree.
Robert Harold Stoudemire,
associate Professor of political
science at the University of
South Carolina, will deliver the
address at the 5 p.m. cere
mony.
Local residents scheduled to
receive the bachelor of arts de
gree are: Randall Steven Bos
tic, Carroll Eugene Brossy,
Mary Lane Chapman, Hugh
Elliott Dominick, Cynthia Ma
rie Ruff Frick, Harriett Anne
Hendrix, Pauline Jett Keel, Wil
liam Schumpert Koch, Dianne
Leopard, Eleanor Kirkegard
Linder, Robert Bennett Lomi-
nack, Janice Boozer Meeks,
Bonnie Lunelle Ruff Harmon,
William Henry Shannon, III,
Louise Roesel Stansberry, and
Robert Joseph Stansberry.
Scheduled to receive the bach
elor of science degree are: Har
riett Ann Chapman, Robert
Neal Davis, Larry Floyd Gil
liam, Armour Randolph Grif
fin, Douglas Berry MacFarlane,
Kent Eugene Nichols, and Ste
vie Perdue Sligh.
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