University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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t UNIVERSITY Of ARIZONA COUNTRY ClUB Membership Card WILDCAT, WILBUR 000001 b a UA CouUfy Cbb meni et n good slanting and is entitled lo the privileges ol mefnnerslip signature It ' s Time To , . F I) The ceremony begins as the soon to be gradu- ates fill the seats in McKale. 2) Presenting ' Honorary Degrees ' add that special spark to a commencement. 3) Professors assist their graduating students for one last time. 4) Scores of students prepare to start anew. 5) The long- awaited moment . . . fixing that tassle. 6) Win- ter and Summer ceremonies bring the families to the UA. 24 Graduation

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I s i ver si ty (u ' na n. 1. an educational in stitution of the highest leve typically with one or more un- dergraduate schools, or col- leges, together with a program of graduate studies and a number of professional schools, and authorized to confer various degrees, as the bachelor ' s, master ' s, and doc- tor ' s. 2. the faculty and stu- dent body of a univer.- com mence ment (ka- mens ' mant), n. l.a commenc- ing; beginning; start. 2. the time of commencing or begin- ning. 3. the day when degrees or diplomas are conferred at a school or college. 4. the cere- monies in connection with this. fu ture (fu ' cher), n. 1. the time that u to come. 2. what will happen; what i going to be: as no one can foretell the future. 3. the prospective or potential condition ofaperso or thing; chance to achiev succeed, etc. Graduation 25