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These Central Methodist graduates were bestowed with the university’s highest honors during the annual commencement exercises held Saturday afternoon. Alumnus Terry L. Henderson (1983) delivered …
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These Central Methodist graduates were bestowed with the university’s highest honors during the annual commencement exercises held Saturday afternoon. Alumnus Terry L. Henderson (1983) delivered the commencement address. Madison Gorrell (left) was honored with the Selecman Award, the most prestigious award given to a graduating senior. Abigail P. Michael (center) earned the Victoria Award, given annually to a graduate who, in the opinion of faculty and students, has best demonstrated dedication and principles of CMU. Noah Van Gundy (right) won the Human Relations Prize, given annually to the graduate who shows the most promise in human relations and human adjustment.
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