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UNIVFESITY The long line of cap and gowned administrators and seniors l ' marc ring across the campus means the end of four long years. We remember our instructors, our classrooms, and our fellow students. Many of us remember our professional and honorary group affiliations. We hurry to graduate, but when the diploma is in our hands and the fut ' ' l ure is aiead, most of us suffer a pang of remorse. ' -X
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President James l.. Morrill President Iames L. Morrill . . . eighth president of the University . . . Wyoming's loss was certainly Minnesota's gain . . . the president's spare frame became a familiar one at the speakers' rostrum . . . he spoke to freshmen at a convocation early in the fall . . and gave the annual Cap and Gown day address . . . the traditional planting of an elm on the Knoll took place the same day . . . the president mapped University expansion in his inauguration address . . . pledged the school to Impartial, ag- gressive service aimed at benefiting all the people and all the humane interests of mankindf' PRESIDENT MORRILL, at the left, confers an honorary degree on Walter C. Coffey, 'former president . . . THE PRESlDENT walks clown Presenting . . . The impressive inaugural ceremonies in April, 1946, climaxed a three-day national educational con- ference held in celebration of the event . . . promi- nent educators from all over the United States met to discuss the role of higher education in modern so- ciety . . . Bishop G. Bromley Oxnam, president of the Federal Council of Churches of.Christ in Amer- ica, delivered the opening address of the conference. Plans for expansion and appropriations from the legislature took up much of President Morrill's at- tention . . . his Work was Well appreciated by all those interested in the University's progress. the mall, following his inauguration, with William S. Carlson and Fred B. Snyder, president of 'che Board of Regents. Page 22
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