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Hale, Heber Q. Bishop We strive to include and acknowledge as many people who played a part in making the magic of Motown as possible. However, if you are aware of any omissions, please Contact Us Share on EmailShare on FacebookShare on X (Twitter)Share on LinkedIn The first Bates Commencement was in 1867, which makes the 2016 edition the 150th in college history. Or have there been more? In the spirit of trying to make things count, here are 15-plus facts and stories from Bates Commencements. A detail of the cover of first Bates Commencement program, in 1867. The words “Tenth Anniversary” at upper right allude to the September 1857 opening of the Maine State Seminary, which became Bates. (Muskie Archives and Special Collections Library) Eight students received bachelor’s degrees at the first Bates Commencement, which was held at a Baptist church on Main Street in Lewiston. Frank Sleeper, a senior from Lewiston, was the first speaker, delivering the Latin Salutatory, a graduation tradition of the day that Bates adopted for its ceremony. The program titles his address Disquisitio Salutatoria, which “we could translate very loosely as ‘Opening Remarks,'” rather than ‘Address of Greeting,'” says Tom Hayward, lecturer emeritus in classical and medieval studies. “You have labored to found a college which shall be an ornament to our state.” Delivering his salutatory in the required Latin, Sleeper praised Bates president and founder Oren Cheney. “Joyful indeed to you must be the day which brings to you the fruits of years of patient toil and sacrifice,” Sleeper said. “The faithfulness with which you have labored to found a college which shall be an ornament to our state is known to all, and as long as this institution shall exist so long will your name be remembered with blessings and honor.” Before World War II, the featured speakers at Commencement were students. The 1936 slate features .Motown Alumni
Facts, firsts, and fictions from 150 (or more?) Commencements
The first Commencement was on July 31, 1867
A featured Commencement speaker is a post-World War II phenomenon