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Fall Graduation (Dec 18, 2004) Photos

Graduates filed into West Jackson Baptist Church for fall commencement exercises on Dec. 18, 2004. - Photo by Jim Veneman 12/18/04 | 2813 | XL
Graduates filed into West Jackson Baptist Church for fall commencement exercises on Dec. 18, 2004. - Jim Veneman

Fall 2004 commencement exercises saw a packed house at West Jackson Baptist Church. - Photo by Jim Veneman 12/18/04 | 2814 | XL
Fall 2004 commencement exercises saw a packed house at West Jackson Baptist Church. - Jim Veneman

U.S. Senate chaplain Barry Black gave the commencement address Dec. 18 at Union's December graduation. - Photo by Morris Abernathy 12/18/04 | 2810 | XL
U.S. Senate chaplain Barry Black gave the commencement address Dec. 18 at Union's December graduation. - Morris Abernathy

Barry Black, the 62nd chaplain of the U.S. Senate, told the fall graduates how a wrongfully-imprisoned Joseph rose to a position of prominence in Egypt because he remained faithful despite his circumstances.  - Photo by Morris Abernathy 12/18/04 | 2811 | XL
Barry Black, the 62nd chaplain of the U.S. Senate, told the fall graduates how a wrongfully-imprisoned Joseph rose to a position of prominence in Egypt because he remained faithful despite his circumstances. - Morris Abernathy

Enduring unsought and unwelcome circumstances in life – like Joseph did in Egypt – is one of the keys to success in life, Barry Black told a group of Union graduates at their commencement service Dec. 18 at West Jackson Baptist Church.  - Photo by Morris Abernathy 12/18/04 | 2809 | XL
Enduring unsought and unwelcome circumstances in life – like Joseph did in Egypt – is one of the keys to success in life, Barry Black told a group of Union graduates at their commencement service Dec. 18 at West Jackson Baptist Church. - Morris Abernathy

President Dockery thanked Barry Black, the 62nd chaplain of the U.S. Senate, for a spirited commencement address during the fall graduation ceremoney. - Photo by Morris Abernathy 12/18/04 | 2812 | XL
President Dockery thanked Barry Black, the 62nd chaplain of the U.S. Senate, for a spirited commencement address during the fall graduation ceremoney. - Morris Abernathy

An excited Laura Bush, marketing graduate from Jackson, moved her tassle after receiving her diploma at fall graduation. - Photo by Morris Abernathy 12/18/04 | 2815 | XL
An excited Laura Bush, marketing graduate from Jackson, moved her tassle after receiving her diploma at fall graduation. - Morris Abernathy

Barry Black delivered the commencement address to a record group of 275 graduates. That is the largest number of graduates since Union began the fall graduation in 1997. - Photo by Kristen Nicole Sayres 12/18/04 | 2825 | XL
Barry Black delivered the commencement address to a record group of 275 graduates. That is the largest number of graduates since Union began the fall graduation in 1997. - Kristen Nicole Sayres

After receiving their diplomas, the fall 2004 graduates prepared to tackle their futures. - Photo by Morris Abernathy 12/18/04 | 2816 | XL
After receiving their diplomas, the fall 2004 graduates prepared to tackle their futures. - Morris Abernathy

Provost Carla Sanderson and Dr. Richard Joiner placed a doctoral hood on Barry Black while he was receiving an honorary doctor of divinity degree during the fall graduation ceremony. - Photo by Morris Abernathy 12/18/04 | 2817 | XL
Provost Carla Sanderson and Dr. Richard Joiner placed a doctoral hood on Barry Black while he was receiving an honorary doctor of divinity degree during the fall graduation ceremony. - Morris Abernathy

President Dockery presented Barry Black with an honorary doctor of divinity degree during the fall graduation ceremony. - Photo by Morris Abernathy 12/18/04 | 2818 | XL
President Dockery presented Barry Black with an honorary doctor of divinity degree during the fall graduation ceremony. - Morris Abernathy

As part of the fall graduation ceremony, President David Dockery presented the Robert E. Craig Service Award to Jim Moss, president and chief executive officer of West Tennessee Healthcare in Jackson.  - Photo by Morris Abernathy 12/18/04 | 2819 | XL
As part of the fall graduation ceremony, President David Dockery presented the Robert E. Craig Service Award to Jim Moss, president and chief executive officer of West Tennessee Healthcare in Jackson. - Morris Abernathy

President Dockery lead the processional at the end of the fall graduation ceremoney. - Photo by Morris Abernathy 12/18/04 | 2820 | XL
President Dockery lead the processional at the end of the fall graduation ceremoney. - Morris Abernathy

Family and friends enjoyed the unusually warm weather with their graduates shortly after fall graduation at West Jackson Baptist Church. - Photo by Morris Abernathy 12/18/04 | 2821 | XL
Family and friends enjoyed the unusually warm weather with their graduates shortly after fall graduation at West Jackson Baptist Church. - Morris Abernathy

Journalism graduate Melinda Eckley of Gladwin, Mich. takes a look at her diploma with friends shortly after the fall graduation ceremony. - Photo by Kathleen Murray 12/18/04 | 2827 | XL
Journalism graduate Melinda Eckley of Gladwin, Mich. takes a look at her diploma with friends shortly after the fall graduation ceremony. - Kathleen Murray

Nursing as a Second Degree graduates Jack Prince & Kenneth Preston participate in the lamplighting ceremony prior to fall graduation 2004. - Photo by Jonathan Blair 12/18/04 | 2808 | XL
Nursing as a Second Degree graduates Jack Prince & Kenneth Preston participate in the lamplighting ceremony prior to fall graduation 2004. - Jonathan Blair

Eager graduates scan the audience for family and friends during fall graduation 2004. - Photo by Kristen Nicole Sayres 12/18/04 | 2822 | XL
Eager graduates scan the audience for family and friends during fall graduation 2004. - Kristen Nicole Sayres

Marketing graduate Carly Findley flashes a big smile up to family and friends during fall graduation 2004. - Photo by Kristen Nicole Sayres 12/18/04 | 2823 | XL
Marketing graduate Carly Findley flashes a big smile up to family and friends during fall graduation 2004. - Kristen Nicole Sayres