Commencement

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1801 By an arrangement of the board of managers
Normal Eyte 2:36, p.276 		Final issue of Normal Eyte will appear after Commencement so that it can include news about that event.
1802 Announcements for Commencement have been printed
Normal Eyte 2:34, p.265 		J. B. Knoepfler will speak.
1803 The Commencement orations are done
Normal Eyte 2:34, p.266 		Graduates are trying to decide whether to be happy or sad.
1804 Now that we have passed the first half of the term
Normal Eyte 2:33, p.251 		116 scheduled to graduate; seems to be plenty of opportunities for Normal graduates.
1805 Commencement is only a few weeks in the future
Normal Eyte 2:32, p.249 		Everyone, but particularly the seniors, is preparing for Commencement.
1806 The commencement productions are pouring in
Normal Eyte 2:32, p.250 		Seniors are finishing their orations.
1807 The list of Commencement actors
Normal Eyte 2:26, p.209 		Florence Mack, Alpha representative, was omitted.
1808 The following is a complete list of the seniors
Normal Eyte 2:25, p.200 		Roster of those who will appear on the program for Commencement.
1809 Commencement
Normal Eyte 2:14, p.109 		Description of the first mid-year Commencement program.
1810 Last but not least of Class of '92
Normal Eyte 2:13, p.102 		Students may graduate at the close of any term in which work is completed; will celebrate first mid-year Commencement on December 13; program.
1811 A military record reviewed
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.166 		Commencement oration.
1812 Addresses and valedictory
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.163 		Commencement oration.
1813 Advice to the juniors
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.176 		Commencement oration.
1814 Boom and boomerang
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.165 		Commencement oration.
1815 Britain made free
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.175 		Commencement oration.
1816 Class of '92
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.175 		Commencement oration
1817 Fourth Year class poem
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.170

Commencement oration.
1818 Just one hundred!
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.161 		Detailed description of Commencement Week events; exhibition drill; Governor Boies' address; society programs; banquets.
1819 Lost stars of America
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.173 		Commencement oration.
1820 Our periodicals
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.168 		Commencement oration.
1821 Salutatory
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.172 		Commencement oration.
1822 Second Year H. S. class poem
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.171 		Commencement oration.
1823 Standard time--all watches set
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.167 		Commencement oration.
1824 The larger hope
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.169 		Commencement oration.
1825 The modern growth of freedom
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.173 		Commencement oration.
1826 The partition of Poland
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.177 		Commencement oration.
1827 Third Year class poem
Normal Eyte 1:21, p.170

Commencement oration.
1828 Commencement is once more at hand
Normal Eyte 1:20, p.155 		Over one hundred will graduate; rewards for teachers not so great as for other professions.
1829 Sometimes the questions arise
Normal Eyte 1:20, p.156 		Some schools charge admission for Commencement; the Normal School does not.
1830 It is the intention to publish a double number
Normal Eyte 1:19, p.145 		Will publish special Commencement issue.
1831 The following is the program
Normal Eyte 8:12, p.142 		Brief Commencement program
1832 A struggle for a place
Normal Eyte 1:13, p.98 		A look at the prospects for new teachers.
1833 The graduating classes
Normal Eyte 14:26, p.63 		Appointed committees to arrange for the new class day exercises associated with Commencement.
1834 At the elections held last week
Normal Eyte 1:7, p.54 		List of class orators who were selected.
1835 The Senior Class
Normal Eyte 1:5, p.38 		Will meet to select Commencement representatives.
1836 According to the faculty's arrangements
Normal Eyte 1:4, p.30 		Entire fourth year class will not deliver orations at Commencement; representatives will be elected.
1837 The closing week
Students' Offering 8:37, p.10

Detailed description of Commencement week activities.
1838 Commencement Week
Students' Offering 8:36, p.10

Schedule for the week.
1839 With the close of the commencement exercises
Students' Offering 8:32, p.7

Sixteen students deliver orations.
1840 Friday passed off very pleasantly
Students' Offering 7:31, p.6

Brief description of Commencement.
1841 A merry crowd
Students' Offering 6:25, p.6

Arrives for Commencement.
1842 Hon. John M. Gregory
Students' Offering 6:24, p.6

Will deliver address.
1843 Malcolm Stewart
Students' Offering 6:20, p.3

Had been managing funds for Commencement of Class of 1881; gives final $2 to library fund.
1844 Extracts from Graduating Orations of the Classes of 1881
Students' Offering 5:19, p.1
1845 Commencement Week
Students' Offering 5:18, p.4

Schedule of activities.
1846 Members of the Board
Students' Offering 4:13, p.10

Attend Commencement.
1847 Commencement Week
Students' Offering 4:12, p.6

Schedule of events.
1848 Rev. A. D. Mayo
Students' Offering 4:11, p.3

Will speak at next Commencement.
1849 There were many visitors
Students' Offering 4:10, p.7

Brief description of Commencement visitors, including the Governor.
1850 Every morning
Students' Offering 2:8, p.11

Seniors are done with their outdoor oration practice.
1851 The last number
Students' Offering 2:7, p.4

Last issue of this term will feature Commencement.
1852 An effort will be made
Students' Offering 2:6, p.4

Will attempt to put out issue of TSO immediately after Commencement.
1853 Commencement week
Students' Offering 1:3, p.4

Program will include sermon, board meeting, literary society anniversaries, an oration, and the presentation of diplomas.
1854 College calendar
College Eye 2:21, p.8

Upcoming events.