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Commencement
Traditions
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Laurel
Parade, 1922 courtesy MHC Archives |
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Commencement of the class of 2003. |
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Ivy
Exercises of the class of 1922 courtesy
MHC Archives |
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The
End... and the Beginning Commencement week
has encompassed a number of traditions,
including the Laurel
Parade, Senior
Mountain Day, Ivy
Exercises, Step
Singing and Senior
Serenade. At one time, even Play
Day and May
Day were considered part of the
Commencement "season". Commencement
marks the final threshold for all Mount
Holyoke
students: the moment when they cease to
be harried and excited seniors and become
joyful and relieved alumna, joining the
thousands of women who are proud to call Mount Holyoke their Alma Mater.
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This
page was created by Jennifer Loomer '04 and Katherine
Underwood '05 in History 283, Fall Semester 2003
jmloomer@mtholyoke.edu
and kaunderw@mtholyoke.edu |
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