University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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June Brings 'X , 1 Q XR S Sr. 4 QW 7 ' Q- N. V W 0 'f ' 1 I L lil'f ::' ' . .elf , i'.l'r' ,1., A535311 2-'ffl .. Tai n f , ' -L 'Tr if l ,- Q'-n? F. 'sl a 1' fn er ' ' eu ,191 Hx'1 P ,-'ily President 0. MEREDITH WILSON, who tools over the reins as head of Oregon last year, gave his first commencement address as part of the gra o. c It 2. :I in o x o 1 2. 73 .I iaviigzl - ,-' .1 . '!i,f .. s-.rr fi x f rl 2 . . A I 'ni -5 3-' ' 'sri-'41 .t 'n .1 N, . -V ,I -TT A I ',,,.,.nr !!!vvgyyyvy,, is . ' - , . .O I, ,, lr: lj' l Clothed in his commencement robes, Dr. R. E. KLEINSORGE sent greet- ings to the graduating class from the State Board of Higher Education. C op and Gown Carefully balancing newly earned mortar boards, another group of Oregon graduates wound around the Pioneer Mother on their way to change from students to alumni. STATELY IN BLACK robes, morTar boards and Tradifional Tassels, The graduaTing sTu- denTs solemnly wenT Through commence- menT exercises To receive Their sheepskins. This ceremony marked The end of Their sTu- denT careers as, wiTh mixed feelings of sor- row and gladness, They lefT The UniversiTy To meeT Their fuTures. Before The final sTep of commencement however, came The annual meefing and loreakfasT of UniversiTy women. Finally The grads Took parT in The flower and fern pro- cession. Slowly, wiTh serious faces, They marched pasT The Pioneer MoTher and on To McArThur courT where commencemenf and baccalaureafe exercises, and The conferring of degrees awaiTed Them. 1, .. .i-, ,naw I-if - r .gf A , I V The University of Oregon graduating senior women took part in the time-honored tradition, the flower and fern procession, as they marched past the Pioneer Mother with solemn dignity. In their arms they held the floral bouquets which had given the name to the ceremony. 27