The Alumni Journal volume 3 1873
The Alumni Journal volume 3 1873
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Music. — Class Farewell.
Following the literary exercises was the presentation of the society diploma to the following named members of the society, who are also members of the graduating class : William H. Booth, George ^^'. Crum, iVlexander H. Davies, Chas. A. Hasenwinkle, John E. Scott and William H. Wylder.
Rev. Alexander G. Byerly of '71 made the presentation speech, and incorporated in it some most excel- lent advice to the young men, which, if faithfully followed, must result in lives of... honor and use- fulness.
Commencement week proper was duly inaugurated by the presenta- tion of the BACCALAUREATE SERMON, on Sunday afternoon, by Prof. J. R. Jaques. 'Ihe music, consisting of anthems and doxology, was fur- nished by the college choir, led by Franc H. Cumming of the sopho- more class, with Kate B. Ross of the junior class as organist.
Rev. J. S. Cumming, of Peoria, offered the opening prayer, which was followed with a Scripture les- son, read by Prof. Jaques.
The afternoon was very pleasant, the audience large, and the Profes- sor seemed in one of his best moods for the work of the hour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Music. — Class Farewell.
Following the literary exercises was the presentation of the society diploma to the following named members of the society, who are also members of the graduating class : William H. Booth, George ^^'. Crum, iVlexander H. Davies, Chas. A. Hasenwinkle, John E. Scott and William H. Wylder.
Rev. Alexander G. Byerly of '71 made the presentation speech, and incorporated in it some most excel- lent advice to the young men, which, if faithfully followed, must result in lives of... honor and use- fulness.
Commencement week proper was duly inaugurated by the presenta- tion of the BACCALAUREATE SERMON, on Sunday afternoon, by Prof. J. R. Jaques. 'Ihe music, consisting of anthems and doxology, was fur- nished by the college choir, led by Franc H. Cumming of the sopho- more class, with Kate B. Ross of the junior class as organist.
Rev. J. S. Cumming, of Peoria, offered the opening prayer, which was followed with a Scripture les- son, read by Prof. Jaques.
The afternoon was very pleasant, the audience large, and the Profes- sor seemed in one of his best moods for the work of the hour.
What to read after The Alumni Journal volume 3 1873?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois Wesleyan University to read onlineMoreLess
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