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Campus Renovations Cumberland alumnus and Board of Trustees member, Dave Huff has been a longtime friend and supporter of Cumberland College. He and his wife, Pat, are responsible for the newly constructed Patriot Pavilion. occasions to enjoy food, fun and Christian fellowship.” The pavilion was made possible through the generous donation of trustee David Huff, and his wife, Pat. At the conclusion of the ceremonies, Taylor added, “We are indeed grateful for the generosity of Clyde and Patricia Bennett, Tom and Suzanne Raper and Dave and Pat Huff and others like them. We thank you for your support. But most of all, we thank you for your friendship.” New Business Building Under Construction The Edward L. Hutton School of Business is scheduled to open in the fall of 2004. Construction began in early May and is expected to last 15 months. The building was designed as a replica of the historic Independence Hall in Philadelphia, PA. This two-story building will contain approximately 22,500 square feet of space and will include 11 classrooms, a lecture hall, three computer labs, study carrels, a file room, office space for eight faculty members, a kitchenette and vending room, and restroom facilities. While funds are in hand with which to construct the building, we need your help to purchase the needed furniture and equipment. Any size gift will be appreciated. Won’t you consider sending a gift today to help furnish this new facility To join with other alumni and friends who are helping with this effort, please contact: Rick Fleenor Director of Alumni Services Cumberland College 6191 College Station Drive Williamsburg, KY 40769 “The biggest difference between time and space is that you can’t reuse time.” — Merrick Furst 8
Alumni Athletic Hall of Fame The 2003 Inductees Three alumni and an outstanding team were selected as this year’s inductees for the Alumni Athletic Hall of Fame. This program was established by the Alumni Board of Directors to recognize Cumberland College alumni, teams, coaches, or other individuals who have made a significant contribution to the Cumberland College Athletic program. This year’s induction ceremony was conducted on February 22, 2003, during halftime of the men’s basketball game against Georgetown College. The inductees were Mark Dillon, Carl Hanns, Terry Stigall and the 1946-47 men’s basketball team. Randy Vernan (left), former basketball coach, with Mark Dillon (right). A native of Fort Gay, WV, Mark Dillon transferred to Cumberland after two successful seasons at Northwestern State University in Louisiana. During his two seasons at Cumberland, Dillon played in 65 games, scored a total of 945 points, and handed out 314 assists. His single game career highs include 32 points scored with 11 rebounds and 11 assists. Dillon helped lead his teams to compile a 53-13 record and earn two appearances at the NAIA National Championships. For his efforts, Dillon was named to the KIAC All-Conference team in 1995 and was also named as an Honorable Mention NAIA All-American. During that season, Cumberland was the only team that defeated No. 1 ranked Georgetown College. In 1996, Dillon again received all-conference honors, and he was selected as a NAIA All-American. Following his graduation from Cumberland, Dillon served for Alvin Sharpe (left), former track coach, with Carl Hanns (right). two years as a graduate assistant coach for Cumberland’s men’s basketball team. Dillon is currently employed by General Motors, Incorporated and resides in Marion, IN. Carl Hanns enrolled at Cumberland following a successful high school track and field career at Howard High School in Chattanooga, TN. Once at Cumberland, Hanns quickly established himself as a contributing member of Cumberland’s track team. Hanns set school indoor track records in the 220 and 440-yard races as well as the 200 and 400-meter races and the long jump at 25’ 4”. In addition, he set school outdoor track records in the 220 and 440- yard races and the 200 and 400-meter races. Hanns also set the outdoor long jump record at 25’ 10”. He participated on the record setting 4X100 meter and 4X440 yard relay teams. In 1980, Hanns was Alumni Board President L.C. Madron makes a presentation to Terry Stigall, who is accompanied by several former players. 9
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