Commencement

Displaying 851 - 900 of 1856 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
851 Dr. Sage announces remaining activities for seniors of 1942
College Eye 33:28, p.3 		Schedule of Commencement activities.
852 Notice for seniors
College Eye 33:26, p.1
853 Waymack addresses grads
Alumnus 25:4, p.2 		209 students receive degrees or diplomas in summer; W. W. Waymack gives address; photo.
854 Correct dress for graduates is suggested
College Eye 32:43, p.5 		Advice on Commencement dress.
855 Prices honor summer graduates at reception; parents of graduates, alumni and faculty members are to be special guests
College Eye 32:43, p.5 		Description of reception.
856 Tutor Timetable
College Eye 32:43, p.1 		Meetings and events scheduled, roller skating, reception for graduates, and the end of summer term.
857 Dr. G. E. Knoff to speak at Baccalaureate; Commencement chorus to furnish special music
College Eye 32:43, p.1
858 Two hundred 'better teachers' graduate Thursday; special events planned to honor graduates
College Eye 32:43, p.1 		Description of Commencement activities; photo.
859 Waymack, veteran newsman, to speak
College Eye 32:42, p.1 		At Commencement.
860 Plans are made for baccalaureate
College Eye 32:41, p.1 		Has not been held in recent years.
861 Graduates prepare to pay, leave
College Eye 32:41, p.4 		About 126 students are scheduled to graduate.
862 Graduates will meet in Gilchrist
College Eye 32:40, p.1 		To get Commencement information.
863 Commons scene of activities
College Eye 32:40, p.1 		Description of Commencement activities; W. W. Waymack will speak.
864 Democracy worth any sacrifice
Alumnus 25:3, p.5 		Three hundred students graduate in June; Franklin Myers and J. Ralph Magee address students; photo.
865 Three hundred awarded sheep skins June 2
College Eye 32:34, p.3 		List of graduates.
866 Know what you're protecting, Meyers; loyalty needed at home
College Eye 32:34, p.1 		Lengthy excerpts from address by Alonzo F. Myers; photo.
867 Graduates, note
College Eye 32:33, p.1 		To get Commencement information.
868 Tutor Timetable
College Eye 32:33, p.1 		Meetings and events scheduled.
869 Complete plans feting seniors; prom to be initial activity
College Eye 32:33, p.1 		Lengthy schedule of graduation activities.
870 Senior week plans are underway
College Eye 32:31, p.3 		Schedule outline
871 Myers to speak at Commencement; complete plans for final week
College Eye 32:28, p.1 		Schedule of activities.
872 Democracy's defense
Alumnus 25:2, p. 		Commencement procession; photo.
873 Announcements on sale
College Eye 32:15, p.1 		For Commencement.
874 Attention all this year's college grads
College Eye 32:10, p.1 		A placement bureau registration conference will be held for August graduates, prospective student teachers, and for those who expect to complete a college course.
875 Correct dress for graduates is suggested
College Eye 31:43, p.3
876 Commencement exercise plans are completed
College Eye 31:43, p.1 		Commencement schedule.
877 Band will present summer concert at graduation
College Eye 31:42, p.1 		As prelude to Commencement; performance program.
878 Hart will speak at Commencement; Larson to preside at dinner
College Eye 31:41, p.1 		Brief Commencement program; photo.
879 Study the past . . . Transmit the conclusions
Alumnus 24:3, p.18 		Excerpts from President Friley's address at the spring Commencement.
880 Man's eternal dream will pull us through
Alumnus 24:3, p.17 		Excerpts from Albert Haydon's baccalaureate address include references to European situation; photo.
881 Education and the flag; Sixty-third annual Commencement; June 3, 1940
Alumnus 24:3, p. 		Band marches at head of Commencement procession; photo.
882 Graduate list
College Eye 31:34, p.3 		Spring 1940 graduates are listed.
883 Friley asks for constant education
College Eye 31:34, p.1 		Excerpts from Commencement address.
884 Graduation
Old Gold 0:0, p.17 		Brief description of the event; photo.
885 1915 graduates are to be guests of honor at sixtieth annual faculty-alumni dinner
College Eye 31:33, p.3
886 A Social 'I'
College Eye 31:33, p.3 		Congratulates graduating seniors and comments on the upcoming Sigma Alpha Iota sing.
887 Cap, gown breakfast to precede graduation
College Eye 31:33, p.3
888 President Latham to speak for senior dinner
College Eye 31:33, p.3 		Program for the dinner.
889 Varied activities fete seniors; reception, concert dinner and recital are special events
College Eye 31:33, p.1 		Commencement schedule.
890 Friley is speaker at graduation
College Eye 31:33, p.1 		Profile of Charles E. Friley; photo.
891 Flute solo on concert program
College Eye 31:33, p.1 		Dorothy Tostelbe will perform.
892 Notice
College Eye 31:31, p.1 		Seniors should report for Commencement instructions.
893 Commencement week planned
College Eye 31:29, p.1 		Schedule of activities.
894 Don't you want to let the folks know?
College Eye 31:27, p.1 		Commencement announcements orders taken.
895 Announcements ready soon
College Eye 31:24, p.1 		For Commencement.
896 World premiere, buildings
Alumnus 23:4, p.3 		Stadium ready for September 23 game; women's dorm will be occupied in winter quarter; "Foot-Loose" produced under direction of Herbert V. Hake; two hundred graduate at end of summer.
897 Commencement activities complete summer term
College Eye 30:43, p.5 		Schedule of Commencement activities.
898 Seniors elect Gibson
College Eye 30:41, p.1 		Summer graduating class organizes; elect Richard Gibson, Helen Kroeger, and Max Ferguson; have ordered announcements; photo.
899 Announce future speaker; graduates to hear Dr. Neale
College Eye 30:41, p.1 		M. G. Neale will speak; schedule of Commencement activities.
900 The continuing struggle for personality
Alumnus 23:3, p.11 		Condensation of baccalaureate address by Professor Forest Ensign; photo.