Hall Of Famers
The Central Intercollegiate
Athletic Association (CIAA)
recently inducted nine individuals
into its Hall of Fame in
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nunuiH, va. i ne ceremony,
alsosponsored by The Seven-Up
Company of St. Louis, was held at
the Omni International Hotel
with approximately 175 guests.
This is the third consecutive year
that Seven-Up has sponsored the
event,whose master of
ceremonies was Robert Vaughn,
(right) athletic director of
Elizabeth City State University
and a member of the CIAA Tournament
Committee. George R.
Lewis (second from left), vice
president of finance for the
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The Seven-Up Company of St.
Louis recently presented a corporate
donation to The
Southwestern Athletic Conference
(SWAC) to assist in the
snonsorshln of SWAP, nrnnramc
The conference Is organized exclusively
for promoting, advancing
and conducting intercollegiate
athletic activities, and
other recreational and non-profit
events, among its eight member
schools.
Mr. George R. Lewis (left) vice
president, finance for The SevenUp
Company, made the presentstton
to Dr. James Frank (tfgfejjl
Hie SWACr ^?
The eight member minority colleges
in the SWAC are Alabama
State, Alcorn, Grambling,
Jackson State* Mississippi
Valley, Prairie View, Southern
and Texas Southern Universities.
Seven-Up says it is proud to
cooperate with the SWAC In encouraging
the constant pursuit of
excellence in both academics and
athletics among its member
schools.
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Seven-Up Company of St. Louis,
delivered remarks during the
ceremony. Seven-Up's minority
affairs consultant. Warren G.
Jackson (left), and C(AA Commissioner
Bob Moorman (second
from right) opened the event with
welcomes on behalf of Seven-Up
and the CIAA.
The nine inducted into the Hall
of Fame were Alexander Barnes
(posthumously), Mark Caldwell
(posthumously); Thomas "Tank"
Conrad, Bob Dandridge, Ellas
Gilbert, Edward C. McGirt,
Roland Miles, William Henry
Robinson (posthumously) and
John Lyman Whitehead
(posthumously).
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