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I Chancellor Norman A. Parker The Class of-1967 from the Uni¬ versity of Illinois at Chicago Circle carries with it a number of distinc¬ tions. It will be remembered, of course, because it is the first class to gradu¬ ate with full Commencement Exercises and Honors. At the same time, it is the Centennial class of the University of Illinois and, while the Centennial is a University-wide event and par¬ ticularly notes the hundred-year his¬ tory of the Urbana-Champaign Cam¬ pus, these graduates leave the Uni¬ versity in its Centennial year. The Class of 1967 had its begin¬ nings as a part of the Chi-cago un¬ dergraduate division of Navy Pier. They were among the first to enjoy the opportunities of our new Chicago Circle Campus. They will be remem¬ bered, too, because they have grown as individuals and as a class with the University. They have acknow¬ ledged its strengths, and expressed concerns about its problems in areas which we all must face. For these rea¬ sons the Class of 1967 will hold a unique position in the history of this University. While it symbolizes the past great¬ ness of the University, it truly repre¬ sents the great future and growth of the University. Because of this distinc¬ tion, special responsibility falls on this Class of 1967. While this responsi¬ bility will be shared by all graduates of the University of Illinois, it seems particularly significant for those who are graduating this June. With the kind of opportunity that this class has had comes a great so¬ cial responsibility, a responsibility to better the climate economically, po¬ litically, and socially for the world around us; a responsibility to ignore petty concerns fcnd self-interest in the light of the greater moral and ethical problems which we face; a responsi¬ bility to the University and to thecom- munity at large to assure that hun¬ dreds of thousands of others are ac¬ corded the same chance that this class has had. While I take this opportunity to wish you well, I hope for you at the same time a strong realization of your mis¬ sion and the challenge which lays be¬ fore you ' . No one else is so well equip¬ ped to accept this challenge, and no one else can do it for you. Norman A. Parker . Chancellor
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Administration
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HAROLD BAILEY Assistant Chancellor HAROLD COOLEY Assistant Administrative Dean GLENN TERRELL Dean of Faculties
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