University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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ng, He ls F ormally lnaugurafed INAUGURATION OF O. Meredith Wilson as president was the highlight of the first annual Charter Day held by the University. Theme for the two-day ceremonies on Oct. 18 and T9 was The University's Responsibility in the Tradition of Freedom. This theme was carried through by distin- guished guest speakers. Julian Huxley, famed English biologist, addressed the campus during the morning. Clarence Faust, president of the Ford Foundation Fund for Advancement of Education, and Zechariah Chafee, Harvard law professor, spoke later in the day. Classes were dismissed to allow students to attend the inauguration and speeches. .Ad -'1 vg. -. it fat? f , 4, .ali-'glitigqgf r G -t ,ig ilfii lfi'lflf l X . .s E, Ui LL ' lnstitutions like the University of Oregon are the best guarantees of freedom, said President O. MEREDITH WIL- SON in his inaugural address. l l l'1'l. . i . , ilwtl llllflfiil' Il!!! xl . tlilwflll Mflliilti ,Q ' i if ','sf,ff',, Q DR. R. E. KLEINSORGE, president of the state board of higher education, administered the oath of office to President O. MEREDITH WILSON. The inauguration ceremony was held during the University Charter day activities. President and Mrs. WILSON received congratulations at the reception held after the inauguration. The reception, held in Gerlinger hall, preceded a dinner and a speech by Zechariah Chafee, Harvard Iaw professor. il

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One of the challenges which faced the freshman early in his career was whether he should go fraternity. Here a group of frosh men got a slap on the back and a handshake as they participated in the rushing program. N 'MDN D x.,q Q - L .L 3, Q A 1. ' I. 1:3-Ll.,-,'?'fe1,:q.5... ,, 'S' ri '- t- is- Q- ,, Riff!-A51:E'ii' 41 - aa.e::!..... - 1... . :-5. , I ' -.. .... f 1- N--s- .. , hu 5 .. W N X .Xxx X K l Mt. -A I, ,, .,': ?'f'7i'J' va '4 A-m.X .tb Q wwf f r,.f'L' I'-1 5719 4? 1-4 49.1 1-fl 1' f-iv Q-1 2 ff awww Q' mi -4-xx N L M r J l 'fiimwig 5:7 ,H ,., 1 '5 24g.f lj. K , '5 '12w.Z5HY'a45f :Vids 'f' 'bf fin. I-'S K ----' f, 4.1-2,151.3 P, ,,,j'v- I W ,291 ' ,.... ...- rg .. i., a R is A N K if xi K X N X K ip I1 ll ii F if ,... ' I , u - , . -f, X f 1 f I , . ?' . I ' -- ,. A we--ws .. X . Je. i 1. ..-vT- .- e..e,1wLo:'3:29,i:hf?w:sf - if ..,,.A,,..-,,...t l A l - . 5 -3 .4 Kai' 3 - P ' ,.4,.i,,, ',,..Q: ' -0,1 - '-I 'gil ,I . QS' . '- W ff K EL it l . . . - ...':tr. ' E 2 r ' '. -'-Siiilr A wge:g':f'1.-with 'L ' ' ri vt: ' I , ' A i I W ' 4 - ' Mi ..-:.i-. . R-U- 'GPM ll l ' ' :tp vii-, l 'L 4 :,fE . l Q , , 'Z ' X ' 5 ig. ai' -N ,x up Er'-.. .. f . .. . . ,. ,,,'- - ' w.. 3.11: ' ' Hi az....'.- s 'J 'r . - ' 55 . -' W' DG-63,5 . -f -.2 ? - ' s 72 K fif- 1 .i, A -1: My, . 'lwov . f . . 33 A .t f',z ,Lg rf -- .a . . .. E' np, . ' f -, .. s 4 ' .L - 9455 1 ' -. .41 w Q 4 .. . : Vip, vi . . . .Q ,PA-1 .9::.i.,. 12 S. si-V Another Year Get SCHOOL OFFICIALLY BEGAN September 19 with the bustle of New Student week. Uni- formed honorary members busily moved fresh- men into the dorms, proctored placement tests and generally helped where help was needed. During the week freshmen were orientated at assemblies-, experienced their first registration lines and bought their first college textbooks. Meanwhile the old students returned to cam- pus to register for classes and whip their Greek living organizations into shape for Rush week. At the annual Hello dance frosh men learned the true meaning of underclassman as they watched the upperclass men whirl around the floor with the new crop of freshman girls. ff i 2 l 1 - Dear Pop-Money! Books and fees plus a few activities. That's where my money went. l paid a quick call to the business office, and Pop, that's all! Money, please. The frosh found that paying fees was one of the more expensive processes in the registration lines.