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Freshman, Lost In Crowd, Is Awed By Inauguration Exercises

Ai last I reached the door and
down to the
Among tlu noise and the hustle and hustle of the crowd at people filed in, in their caps and ( handler finally rotof
I stood there wondering whether
gowns. It brought back memories real Important part
the Inatuu-ratioit had been worth It. I did have
the inauguration last Tuesday, was one slightly confused
the induction of the presi- a hard time In the crowd, but I
of last May, when I was filing in,
in my cap and gown but for a dent.
had witnessed something that I
different reason.
President Dickey men gave his hadn't seen before. To me it wan
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to wonder whether
This was my first time (and
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probably the first for a lot of
to witness an inauguration
of a president of a university. It
was also my first time to see the
awarding of honorary degrees.
Upon arrival at the Coliseum, I
was swept into a mshinc crowd of
smartly dressed men and women,

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had come to a style show
stead of an Inauguration! Wow.
Some of those hats. . . .!
By the time I had located a seat,
the organ began playing. Chills
went up and down my spine as I
watched the processional. It was
quite a sight as the hundreds of
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Thank heavens, Vice President
Chamberlain let the audience re- main seated while the processional
was coming in. It enly lasted for
25 minutes!
Well, to get to the speech-makinIt seems that everyone there
had something to say and they
said it! After a long talk. Gov.

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address and awarded
honorary degrees.
Following him were the Uni
versity unorisiers singing me Anna
Mater. Boy, what a relief it was
to stand up! Next was the benediction and the mad rush was on
again. Everyone else was in just
as big a hurry as I was to get out.

a wonderful occasion and I
joyed it very much. DutI'm only
a freshman.

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