Semi-Centennial Anniversary, Beloit College: Commencement Week, June 20-23, 1897
Semi-Centennial Anniversary, Beloit College: Commencement Week, June 20-23, 1897
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Mr, President and Friends of Beloit College: It is the highest honor I can ever expect from alma mater to be the representative, on this great occasion, of the large and noble class of men she has sent into the world to do the work of the Christian ministry. It is fitting that at this jubilee observance when the influence of the College for the first half century of its existence is revived, those who have entered the ranks of the Christian ministry should have some special recognition, since t...here was a time when it seemed as if the college influence was centered upon secur- ing students who should become clergymen. Nor is this to be marvelled at when we remember that the larger part of the board of trustees from the beginning were themselves clergymen, and that the honored members of the faculty at first were obtained from the same ranks. He whose revered memory and notable influence we this day embalm in mar- ble — the honored first president, and he who now so worthily follows him and fills the chair were both pastors before they were presidents, and the proportion of all graduates who have gone out, who have entered the work of the ministry of the gospel exceeds that of any other one sphere of life- work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr, President and Friends of Beloit College: It is the highest honor I can ever expect from alma mater to be the representative, on this great occasion, of the large and noble class of men she has sent into the world to do the work of the Christian ministry. It is fitting that at this jubilee observance when the influence of the College for the first half century of its existence is revived, those who have entered the ranks of the Christian ministry should have some special recognition, since t...here was a time when it seemed as if the college influence was centered upon secur- ing students who should become clergymen. Nor is this to be marvelled at when we remember that the larger part of the board of trustees from the beginning were themselves clergymen, and that the honored members of the faculty at first were obtained from the same ranks. He whose revered memory and notable influence we this day embalm in mar- ble — the honored first president, and he who now so worthily follows him and fills the chair were both pastors before they were presidents, and the proportion of all graduates who have gone out, who have entered the work of the ministry of the gospel exceeds that of any other one sphere of life- work.
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