Evening journal., 1917-11-16
.GOLDEY GRADUATES
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was q ntting and patriotic introduce
tory, the audience joining in the stag
ing. The faculty. guests and grad
yates .hen entered. The Rev. Dr. Her
bert F. Randolph, pastor OF Grace NJ.
F. Church, made the invocation. THE
star spangled Banner" then was sung
by all standing.
Josiah Marvel. the presiding officer,
made a bref but happy Introductory
address, in the course Of which he
referred to the founding Of the present
school by Prof. II. s. Goldey In the
year OF 1886. and complimenting the
present staff upon the degree OF e1l-
| cheney attained by the school OF the
present day. lie spoke in a fitting
| manner Of Professor Goldey, and Of
| the high character Of the present day
institution, maintaining the ideals he
had set.
Calvin o. Althouse, Ph. d.. OF phila.
delphla. made the address 10 the gradu-
lates. lie styled himself a "Pennsylva-
lnia Dutchmsn," and was bubbline
fountain Of wit. Speaking rapidly but
clearly. his every word was heard by
all and he interspersed his HUMOROUS
shafts with cold. calculating words of
wisdom that impressed upon the stu
dents the responsibilities OF life and It's
affairs they must assume.
DR.. Althouse asserted that this Is the
day Of youthful opportunity, when the
younger life is manifesting itself in
way that was not thought OF at the
time OF the founding Of the school. lie
cited examples OF men who had reached
1.-The pinnacle OF fame and called the at
teniion OF the graduates to the fact thai
OF all the men named none Of then
were less than 80 years OF age.
DR.. Althouse urged upon them the
prime importance OF starting right. =
right beginning is essential and tn
% lhand Of opportunity will present i'self
| A failure 10 be prepared 20 grasp thi
r opportunlty doOms one TO failure. Ill
- dwet particularly upon the many di
{ verting influences that would com
e their way and urged that they hold fas
Ia character. which is more ossentia
y Ito a lasting success than anything else
/. DR.. AlthOuse called the attention O
o the graduate to the fact that Will
u more opportunities are given tne grad
II uate OF today, there are also greater dc
$ mands upon young men and youh
,. women than ever before Increase
S opportunities also bring increased r.
Ie sponsibiities. lie urgeo all to do the
IS best. reminding them that great thine
d were expected OF them.
Then came the presentation OF d
. plomas, they being awarded by J.
y Fuller, president OF Goldey College.
- - The Rev. DR.. Joseph Addison Jone
y OF Albany, ~ y, an orator OF VIC
70 reputation, delivered the commenc
ment address, he taking as his suble'
ee "Doing Our Best" lie. too, emph
a. sized the great era through which IN
~ country is passing and emphasized u
"a opportunities presented the young pc
~ Die who graduated last night ana u
u obligations which God has impos
- upon each Of them to do their very be
az with the talents with which they a
ne endowed. He told them that they we
30 lust starting forth upon life's rugs
road and would find their paths bes
~ with many difficulties. lie urged the
eu TO put personality in their work. a
I'm give the best with which they are
1t dowed ,--
de lie declared that Goldey College
lty an institution for the moulding OF ch'
Id acter. fitting Of men and women 81
ig- cessfuny to cope with life's work. a