The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-05

Two days more and another
school year will have passed into
history M the University OF Tulsa
and another commencement become
a matter of record. Tho commence
mcnt climax will come with the con-
ing
University seniors viii say their
last say TO fellow students and TO
the faculty Mt the class day program
cnlendarcd for 10 o'clock Monday
morning IN the university audito-
rum. This meeting ls open TO the
public, us Is also the annual alumni
concert In which past graduates
the principals Monday evening at
S;t5 o'clock at the university. Alum
nj who will contribute their talent
tc the occasion will be Miss Esther
Ilandlcy, who will play on the
organ; Miss Louise wood and Miss
Avis Allison. who viii sing; Mrs.
Flo North Parkin IN "A plano solo,
Mrs. O. Il. Strouvelle and Mrs Gar
land Mari, who will render a double
piano duet; Miss Edith Lockwood,
who viii give violin numbers. and
Miss Josephine Layman, reader.
Alumni viii take over the campus
of their alma mater Monday hold
ing their annual banquet with trus-
tees and faculty at the noon hour
In Robertson hall. the boys dOr1ni-
tory, their business session later,
and at o'clock n tea, and viii gem
orally be conspicuous on the cam
pus.
Delivers BaccaInurcntc.
To the triumphal strains OF n pro-
cossional march, university faculty
members IN cap and gown decorated
with colorful insignia suitable to
their various degrees. after them the
capped and gowned seniors with the
tassels on their caps In the GUS
tomary position dcnoting that de-
grees had not yet been presented.
filed together down the aisle OF the
First Presbyterian church Sunday
morning to reserved section. In
the audience were other students.
parents, friends and church mem
bers packing the auditorium to ca
pacity.
After q prayer by DIR. Seth II
Gordon, president emeritus. and
from President ]. NJ. Gordon, an in
vitatlon for the Presbyterian church
members to attend all commence
ment activities and an expression
of appreciation for the church's
services In behalf OF the institution,
REV. G.. w. Kerr delivered a sermon
on THE Steadfast Face" as his
final message to the class of 1922.
Reverend Kerr is an honorary
alumuus of the institution and his
only son, Hawley. a member OF the
class.
A Picture OF Christ.
The pastor painted n mental pic
ture of the features of tho Christ
illuminated by purity, love, stead
fastness BE courageous even as
Christ was courageous was his ap-
peal. "As you go out into the big
world, keep your life on the highest
plane. Lifo is too short to frivol
away your time, or to go through
the world seeking anything but first
things. Any one can do the pos
sible. You must do the impossible.
The world needs men who VIII sec
II through Steadfastly keep your
face set against sin, which will fet-
ter you, keep you from making a
success."
The courage OF Jesus Christ, who
went with open eyes to the cross
was held up by Reverend Kerr
"Christs y life was a continual exhibi-
ton OF bravery. lie went contrary
to popular belief. Have you the
courage to so against the multi
tude? without courage YOU might
as well be without convictions, To
day there Is n call for Christian
lnadnrshln na noNer hcfOre."