| YEAR |
DATE |
SPEAKER |
| 2005 |
7-May |
William Safire, Journalist, Historian, Novelist |
| 2004 |
8-May |
Mrs. Jean Sadat, Widow of President Anwar Sadat and Egyptian Women’s Rights Activist |
| 2004 |
17-Dec |
Katherine Hone, Student, Fine Arts |
| 2003 |
5-May |
Andy Rooney, CBS News correspondent |
| 2003 |
19-Dec |
Stacey Kinsey, Student, Education and Allied Professions |
| 2002 |
5-May |
Charles Gibson, ABC News Anchor |
| 2002 |
13-Dec |
Irina Dorman, Student, Business Administration |
| 2001 |
6-May |
Theodore C. Rogers, Chairman, American Industrial Partners, Great Lakes Carbon, Consoltex, Stanadyne Automotive, and CIS |
| 2000 |
7-May |
Joshua T. Pack, Student; Nocole S. Bismark, Student |
| 2000 |
15-Dec |
Casey M. Brown, Student, School of Education and Allied Professions |
| 1999 |
9-May |
Michael E. Oleshansky, Student, Business; Sarah Berno, Student |
| 1999 |
17-Dec |
Victoria Dell Burton, Middletown Student |
| 1998 |
10-May |
Colleen M. Dec, Student, School of Applied Science; Jonathan K. David, Student, Arts and Science |
| 1998 |
21-Aug |
Diane Frost-Wells, Student, Miami Hamilton |
| 1998 |
18-Dec |
Mary K. Rozier, Student, Education and Allied Professions |
| 1997 |
19-Dec-97 |
Noah Borrero, Student, Education and Allied Professions; Alyson Bryant Wirth, Student, School of Fine Arts |
| 1997 |
11-May |
Nicole M. Valiquet, Student, Education and Allied Professions; Kim Dixon, Student, Interdisciplinary Studies |
| 1997 |
22-Aug |
Dianna M. Wesley, Student, Arts and Science; Donald Miller, Student, School of Business |
| 1996 |
12-May |
David M. Schmid, Student; Shannon Lopata, Student |
| 1996 |
23-Aug |
G. Nathan Carnes and Santha Jones, Students |
| 1996 |
20-Dec |
Jennifer Wood Molloy, Student, Applied Science; Lisa Ann Miller, Student, Miami Middletown |
| 1995 |
7-May |
Laura E. Curfman, Student; Martin Fish, Student |
| 1995 |
25-Aug |
Kristine M. Msnross, Student; Ling-Yi Zhou. Student |
| 1995 |
22-Dec |
Gwenael Marie Denome, Student; Julie Momchilov, Student |
| 1994 |
8-May |
[No speakers] |
| 1994 |
19-Aug |
Christopher Hennon, Student, Aeronautics; Donna Fox, Student, Education |
| 1994 |
16-Dec |
Heidi Ferguson, Student, Business; Kristopher M. Kerr, Student. Fine Arts] |
| 1993 |
9-May |
C. Michael Gooden, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, Integrated Systems Analysts |
| 1993 |
9-May |
Donald M. Stewart, President, The College Board |
| 1993 |
20-Aug |
[No speaker] |
| 1993 |
17-Dec |
[No speaker] |
| 1992 |
10-May |
John McClaughry, US Senator, Vermont |
| 1992 |
10-May |
Stephen Jay Gould, Professor of Zoology, Harvard University |
| 1992 |
21-Aug |
John Weld Peck, Partner, Peck, Shaffer and Williams, |
| 1992 |
18-Dec |
Todd H. Bailey, Partner, Frost and Jacobs |
| 1991 |
12-May |
Clifton R. Wharton, Jr., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association, College Retirement Equities Fund |
| 1991 |
12-May |
Thomas J. Moyer, Chief Justice, Ohio Supreme Court |
| 1991 |
23-Aug |
Jane Butler Kahle, Condit Professor of Science Education, Department of Teacher Education, Miami University |
| 1991 |
20-Dec |
John I. Goodlad, Professor and Director, Center for Educational Review |
| 1990 |
13-May |
John W. Altman, Executive Vice President, Continental Polymers |
| 1990 |
13-May |
Gene E. Likens, Director, Institute of Ecosystem Studies, Vice President, New York Botanical Gardens |
| 1990 |
24-Aug |
Lee Etta Powell, Superintendent, Cincinnati Pubic Schools, |
| 1990 |
21-Dec |
Kent B. McGough, President, McGough and Associates |
| 1989 |
7-May |
Richard T. Farmer, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, Cintas Corporation |
| 1989 |
7-May |
Jill Ker Conway, Historian, MIT |
| 1989 |
25-Aug |
Josiah Hillerman Blackmore,II, President, Professor of Law, Capital University |
| 1989 |
22-Dec |
F. Story Musgrave, Astronaut |
| 1988 |
8-May |
Gilbert M. Grosvenor, President and Chairman of the Board, National Geographic Society |
| 1988 |
8-May |
Rita F. Dove, 1987 Pulitzer Prize Winner for Poetry |
| 1988 |
19-Aug |
Lydie Wurth-Polfer, Mayor, City of Luxembourg |
| 1988 |
16-Dec |
John Stone, Professor of Medicine, Associate Dean and Director of Admissions, Emory University School of Medicine, Poet, Writer |
| 1987 |
10-May |
Roger L. Howe, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, US Precision Lens |
| 1987 |
10-May |
Donald C. Fanta, President and Chief Executive Officer, The Ohio Company |
| 1987 |
21-Aug |
Ara R. Parseghian, Football Coach, TV Sports Commentator, Businessman, Humanitarian |
| 1987 |
18-Dec |
Vernal G. Riffe, Jr. Speaker, Ohio House of Representatives, |
| 1986 |
11-May |
Richard E. Heckert, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, El Du Pont de Nemors and Co. [Need to solve budget and trade deficit] |
| 1986 |
11-May |
Emily T. Vermeule, Professor of Classics, Harvard University, |
| 1986 |
27-Aug |
Ernest L. Boyer, President, Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching |
| 1986 |
X-December 19 |
Thomas C. Page, Industrialist |
| 1985 |
12-May |
John G. Smale, President and Director, Procter and Gamble Company |
| 1985 |
12-May |
Jack Kemp, US Representative, New York |
| 1985 |
2-Aug |
Norman Francis, Xavier University, Louisiana |
| 1985 |
20-Dec |
Betty L. Siegel-President, Kennesaw College, Marietta, Georgia |
| 1984 |
15-May |
Hanna Holborn Gray, President, University of Chicago |
| 1984 |
24-Aug |
Phillip R. Shriver, Miami President Emeritus, Professor of History |
| 1984 |
21-Dec |
William M. Isaac Chairman of the Board, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation |
| 1983 |
15-May |
Malcolm S. Forbes, Publisher, Author |
| 1983 |
19-Aug |
Lawrence A. Cremin, Historian, Educator |
| 1983 |
16-Dec |
John D. Millett, President Emeritus |
| 1982 |
17-Dec-82 |
Elizabeth F. Loftus, Psychologist |
| 1982 |
16-May |
George Bush, US Vice President |
| 1982 |
X-August 20, 1982 |
David Mathews, President, Charles F. Kettering Foundation |
| 1981 |
10-May |
Clarence J. Brown, Jr. Congressman, Ohio |
| 1981 |
X-August 27 |
Francis Grove Rodgers, Vice President, Marketing, IBM Corporation |
| 1981 |
X-December 18 |
Morris Pollard, Microbiologist |
| 1980 |
11-May |
Philip Caldwell, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, Ford Motor Company |
| 1979 |
May 6 |
Walter Netsch, Architect |
| 1979 |
August 24 |
Walter Beckett, Papermaking Executive |
| 1979 |
X-December 21 |
Lionel H. Newsom, President, Central State University |
| 1978 |
May 7
|
Gaston Thorn, Prime Minister of Luxembourg |
| 1978 |
X-August 25 |
Harold L. Enarson, President, Ohio State University |
| 1978 |
X-December 22 |
Landrum Rymer Bolling, Chairman, Council on Foundations |
| 1977 |
May 15 |
James B. Reston, Journalist |
| 1977 |
August 19
|
Everett L. Jung, President, Ohio Board of Education |
| 1977 |
December 16 |
Fred Latimer Hadsel, Diplomat and Scholar |
| 1976 |
March 19 |
[Informal: Leslie S. Brady, Director, Miami University European Center, Luxembourg, "A Pattern of Fundamentals"] |
| 1976 |
June 13
|
William Fulbright, Former US Senator |
| 1976 |
August 26
|
[Informal: Cynthia Clark Wedell, National Chairman, Volunteers of the American Red Cross, "The Continuing American Revolution"] |
| 1976 |
December 22 |
Hugh C. Nichols, Former Chairman, Miami Board of Trustees |
| 1975 |
X-March 14
|
[Informal: Lucile Crowell Cooks, Chairman, Board of Trustees, Miami University] |
| 1975 |
June 8
|
Joseph A. Bernardin, Archbishop of Cincinnati |
| 1975 |
X-August 22 |
[Informal: Martin Essig, Ohio Superintendent of Public Instruction] |
| 1975 |
X-December 12
|
[Informal: Malcolm Owings, Vice President and General Manager, Beverage Division, Continental Can Company] |
| 1974 |
June 9
|
Art Buchwald, Columnist |
| 1974 |
X-August 24
|
[Informal: John Yeck, Co-owner, Yeck Brothers Group] |
| 1974 |
December 13 |
[Informal: Joe Siebert, Professor and Chairman, Marketing Department, Miami University, "What Do You Get for Ten Dollars?"] |
| 1973 |
June 10 |
John Hope Franklin, John Matthews Manly Distinguished Service Professor of History, University of Chicago |
| 1973 |
August 24
|
[Informal: Ralph D. Purdy, School of Education, Miami University “From Education to Learning to Education"] |
| 1973 |
X-December 11
|
[Informal: H. Bunker Wright, English Professor and Graduate School Dean, Miami University] |
| 1972 |
March 17
|
[Informal: W. Fred Cottrell-US Advisory Board for Older Americans, "When I Was A Child"] [No speaker listed in program] |
| 1972 |
June 11
|
Alvin Toffler-Author [Current Presidential candidates] |
| 1972 |
X-August 25
|
[Informal: C. Neale Bogner, Dean, School of Education, Miami University] [No speaker listed in program] |
| 1972 |
December 8
|
[Informal: Gordon Wilson, Miami 1930, English Professor and Archivist, Miami University, "You're in Good Company"] [No speaker listed in program] |
| 1971 |
June 12
|
Margaret Mead, Anthropologist |
| 1971 |
August 28
|
Richard Lugar, Mayor, Indianapolis |
| 1971 |
X-December 8
|
[Informal: Walter Havighurst, Research Professor Emeritus of English, Miami University] |
| 1970 |
June 14
|
Neil A. Armstrong, Astronaut |
| 1970 |
August 30
|
Mina Rees, Mathematician, Educator |
| 1970 |
December |
|
| 1969 |
April 27
|
Bob Hope, Comedian and Humanitarian
|
| 1969 |
August 24
|
Bergen Evans, Authority on English Language and Literature
|
| 1969 |
December 14
|
Harry B. Cunningham, Chairman and President, S.S. Kresge Company |
| 1968 |
April 21
|
Morning-Mark O. Hatfield, US Senator, Oregon |
| 1968 |
April 21
|
Afternoon-Sargent Shriver, US Ambassador to France, Office of Economic Opportunity |
| 1968 |
August 25
|
Ernest N. Monning, Director of Office of Overseas Schools, US Department of State |
| 1968 |
December 22
|
Wesley W. Posvar, Chancellor, University of Pittsburgh
|
| 1967 |
April 19
|
Morning-Fred Harvey Harrington, President, University of Wisconsin
|
| |
|
Afternoon-Birch Bayh, US Senator, Indiana |
| 1967 |
August 13
|
Wendell H. Pierce, Executive Director, Education Commission of the States, Former Superintendent of Schools, Cincinnati, Ohio
|
| 1967 |
December 21
|
Patricia Roberts Harris-Member, US Mission to the United Nations, Former Ambassador to Luxembourg |
| 1966 |
April 20
|
Morning and Afternoon-Edith Green-US Representative, 3rd Congressional District, Oregon, |
| 1966 |
August 14
|
John Marshall Briley-Chairman, OBOR; Vice President, Owens Corning Fiberglass Corporation, Toledo |
| 1966 |
December 18 |
John W. Peck, Judge, US 6th Circuit Court of Appeals |
| 1965 |
January 31 |
James R. Carruthers, President, Stearns and Foster Company
|
| 1965 |
June 6 |
George W. Ball, US Undersecretary of State |
| 1965 |
August 29 |
Anthony Celebrezze, Judge, US Circuit Court of Appeals, 6th Circuit, Former US Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
|
| 1965 |
December 19 |
Walter C. Langsam, President, University of Cincinnati
|
| 1964 |
February 2
|
John D. Millett, President, Miami University |
| 1964 |
June 7
|
Fletcher Knebel, Journalist and Author |
| 1964 |
August 23
|
Vernon L. Cheadle, Chancellor, University of California at Santa Barbara |
| 1963 |
February 3
|
George A. Bowman, President, Kent State University,
|
| 1963 |
June 9
|
Logan T. Johnson, President, Armco Steel |
| 1963 |
August 24
|
Harold H. Eibling, Superintendent of Schools, Columbus, Ohio |
| 1962 |
February 4
|
Howard Foster Lowry, President, College of Wooster |
| 1962 |
June 10
|
Jose' A. Mora, Secretary-General, Organization of American States |
| 1962 |
August 25
|
Robert A. French, Superintendent of Schools, Dayton
|
| 1961 |
January 29
|
Hugh Brodner, Research Associate, Lawrence Radiation Laboratory, University of California |
| 1961 |
June 4
|
Francis John Monkhouse, Professor of Geography and Department Chairman, University of Southampton |
| 1961 |
August 26
|
Robert Paul Curry, Associate Superintendent of Schools, Cincinnati, Ohio |
| 1960 |
January 31
|
Robert S. Delman, President, National Cash Register Company
|
| 1960 |
June 5
|
T. Keith Glennan, NASA Administrator, President, Case Institute of Technology |
| 1960 |
August 31
|
Paul A. Miller, Superintendent of Schools, Syracuse, New York
|
| 1959 |
February 1
|
Herman B. Wells, President, Indiana University |
| 1959 |
June 8
|
Roy E. Larson, President, Time |
| 1959 |
X-August 26
|
Charles Frederick Cellarius, Architect of many Miami University buildings |
| 1958 |
February 2
|
Byron S. Hollinshead, Former Director of Technical Assistance for UNESCO |
| 1958 |
June 9
|
Detlew W. Bronk, President, Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research |
| 1958 |
X-August 27
|
Arthur S. Flemming, Secretary, United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare |
| 1957 |
February 3
|
Novice G. Fawcett, President, Ohio State University |
| 1957 |
June 10
|
C. William O'Neill, Governor, State of Ohio |
| 1957 |
August 28
|
Edward Ermen, Superintendent of Public Instruction, State of Ohio |
| 1956 |
February 5
|
Louis B. Seltzer, Editor-in-Chief, The Scripps-Howard Newspapers in Ohio |
| 1956 |
June 11
|
James Scott Kemper, Former US Ambassador to Brazil |
| 1956 |
August 31
|
David M. Delo, President, Wagner Lutheran College |
| 1955 |
January 30
|
Reuben B. Hays, Chairman of the Board, First National Bank of Cincinnati |
| 1955 |
June 6
|
Francis Henry Taylor, Retiring Director, Metropolitan Museum of Art |
| 1955 |
August 26
|
Charles Edwin Odogoard, Dean, College of Literature, Science and the Arts, University of Michigan |
| 1954 |
January 31
|
John Calhoun Baker, President, Ohio University |
| 1954 |
June 7
|
George Houk Mead, Chairman of the Board, Mead Corporation |
| 1954 |
August 27
|
John Ray Rowe, President, Fifth Third Union Trust Company |
| 1953 |
February 1
|
Pearl Anderson Wanamaker, Superintendent of Public Instruction, State of Washington |
| 1953 |
June 8
|
William Fletcher Russell, President, Teachers' College, Columbia University |
| 1953 |
August 28
|
Frances Millet Rogers, Dean, Graduate School of Arts and Science, Harvard University |
| 1952 |
February 3
|
Walter C. Beckjord, President, Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company, "Pattern for Living" |
| 1952 |
June 9
|
Stanley Charles Allyn, National Cash Register Company |
| 1952 |
August 29
|
Claude V. Courter, Superintendent of Cincinnati Schools |
| 1951 |
February 4
|
D. Elton Trueblood, Professor of Philosophy, Earlham College |
| 1951 |
June 11
|
Elmer Lincoln Lindseth, President, The Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company |
| 1951 |
August 31
|
Alvin Christian Eurich, President, State University of New York |
| 1950 |
January 29 |
[First Mid-Year Commencement]
Marvin Pierce, President, McCall Corporation |
| 1950 |
June 12
|
Raymond Moley, Contributing Editor, Newsweek |
| 1950 |
September 1
|
Charles R. Wilson, History Department Head, Colgate University |
| 1949 |
June 6
|
Harold Glenn Moulton, President, Brookings Institution, Washington, DC |
| 1948 |
June 7
|
Vi Kyvin Wellington Koo, Chinese Ambassador to the US
|
| 1947 |
June 9
|
Walter H. Judd, Congressman from Minnesota |
| 1946 |
June 2
|
Ernest Joseph King, Fleet Admiral, United States Navy |
| 1946 |
July 19 |
Wallace McConnell, Professor of Geography, Miami University |
| 1945 |
June 3
|
Beardsley Ruml, Chairman, Federal Reserve Bank of New York; Treasurer, R. H. Macy and Company |
| 1945 |
July 20
|
James Bertlett Edmonson, Dean, School of Education, University of Michigan |
| 1944 |
May 28 |
Carl J. Hambro, President, Norwegian Parliament |
| 1944 |
July 14 |
Robert Guy Buzzard, President, Eastern Illinois State Teachers College |
| 1943 |
May 31
|
Raymond Mollyneaux Hughes, President Emeritus, Iowa State U. |
| 1943 |
July 17
|
John W. Bricker, Governor of Ohio |
| 1942 |
June 1 |
Wat Tyler Cluverius, Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy/President, Worcester Polytechnic Institute |
| 1942 |
July 17 |
Henry Noble Sherwood, Department of History, University of Kentucky |
| 1941 |
June 9
|
Irving Maurer, President, Beloit College |
| 1941 |
July 18 |
Velorus Martz, Professor of Education, Indiana University |
| 1940 |
June 10 |
Hans V. Kaltenborn, Radio News Analyst |
| 1940 |
July 19
|
Frank J. Prout, President, Bowling Green State University |
| 1939 |
June 12
|
Harold Stonier, Director, The Graduate School of Banking/American Bankers Association |
| 1939 |
July 21 |
Frank Pierrepont Graves, President, State University of New York |
| 1938 |
June 13
|
Thomas Vernor Smith, Professor of Philosophy, University of Chicago and Illinois State Senator |
| 1938 |
July 29 |
Arthur J. Klein, Dean, College of Education, Ohio State University |
| 1937 |
June 14
|
Allan Nevins, Professor of American History, Columbia University |
| 1937 |
July 30
|
George F. Key, Dean, College of Liberal Arts, State University of Iowa |
| 1936 |
June 15
|
Raymond Leslie Buell, President, Foreign Policy Association |
| 1936 |
July 31
|
Edgar M. Draper, Professor of Education, University of Washington |
| 1935 |
June 10
|
Lotus Delta Coffman, President, University of Minnesota |
| 1935 |
July 26 |
Eewin Watts Chubb, Dean, College of Liberal Arts, Ohio University |
| 1934 |
June 11
|
Morris Albert Linton, President, Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company |
| 1934 |
July 27
|
Raymond A. Kent, President, University of Louisville |
| 1933 |
June 12
|
William Lyon Phelps, Lampson Professor of English, Yale University |
| 1933 |
July 28 |
Dean H. L. Smith, School of Education, Indiana University |
| 1932 |
June 13
|
Frank Baldwin Jewett, Vice President, American Telephone and Telegraph Company |
| 1932 |
July 29
|
President L.A. Pittenger, Ball State Teachers College |
| 1931 |
June 15
|
Ogden Mills Reid, editor New York Herald-Tribune |
| 1931 |
July 31
|
Henry Noble Sherwood, director of Summer Session University of Louisville |
| 1930 |
June 9
|
Charles Moore, Chairman National Commission of Fine Arts |
| 1930 |
July 25
|
Arthur Jay Klein, Specialist in Higher Education, US Office of Education |
| 1929 |
June 10
|
Albert Shaw, editor, American Review of Reviews (due to illness, read by his son) |
| 1928 |
June 11
|
Frank Pierrepont Graves, President University of State of New York (SUNY?) |
| 1927 |
June 13
|
John H. Finley, editor New York Times |
| 1926 |
June 14
|
S. Parkes Cadman, Central Congregation Church |
| 1925 |
June 15
|
James John Davis, Secretary of Labor |
| 1924 |
June 9
|
Frank Orren Lowden, Governor of Illinois 1917-1921 |
| 1923 |
June 11
|
John Matthew Gries, Chief of Division of Buildings and Housing U.S. Department of Commerce |
| 1922 |
June 12
|
William Oxley Thompson, President Miami U 1891-1899, President Ohio State U 1899- |
| 1921 |
June 14
|
Atlee Pomerene, Senator from Ohio |
| 1920 |
June 15
|
Evans Woollen, President, Fletcher Savings and Trust Co. (Indianapolis) |
| 1919 |
June 17
|
J.Duncan Spaeth, Professor of English Princeton University |
| 1918 |
May 28
|
Major G.A.M. Woodcock (Machine Gun Corps, Camp Sherman Ohio) |
| 1917 |
June 7
|
President Hollis Godfrey Drexel Institute |
| 1916 |
June 8
|
President Guy Potter Benton University of Vermont |
| 1915 |
June 10
|
Frank B. Willis, Governor of Ohio |
| 1914 |
June 18
|
Frederico A. Pezet Minister from Peru to the U.S. |
| 1913 |
June 19
|
James M. Cox Governor of Ohio |
| 1912 |
June 13
|
Rev Josiah Strong (President American Institute of Social Services NYC) |
| 1911 |
June 15
|
James Burrill Angell, President Emeritus of Univ of Michigan |
| 1910 |
June 16
|
Henry Smith Pritchett, President, Carnegie Foundation for Advancement of Teaching |
| 1909 |
June 17
|
Reverend Lyman Abbott, also editor of the Outlook; Brander Matthews, Columbia University |
| 1908 |
June 18
|
Rev Frank Wakely Gunsaulus |
| 1907 |
June 20
|
Reverend Newell Dwight Hillis |
| 1906 |
June 14
|
Jonathan P. Dolliver (U.S. Senator Iowa) |
| 1905 |
June 15
|
William Howard Taft, Secretary of war |
| 1904 |
June 16
|
Mr. Wellman |
| 1903 |
June 11
|
Reverend William Frazier McDowell |
| 1902 |
June 12
|
Reverend James D. Moffat, President of Washington and Jefferson College |
| 1901 |
June 13
|
David Philipson (address) |
| 1900 |
June 14
|
Rev J.P.E. Kumler |
| 1899 |
June 15
|
Whitelaw Reid, statesman, class of 1856 |
| 1898 |
June 9
|
Lewis B. Gunckel |
| 1897 |
June 17
|
President Charles F. Thwing |
| 1896 |
June 18 |
Reverend Robert Christy Galbraith |
| 1895 |
June 20
|
John Shaw Billings, class of 1857 |
| 1894 |
June 21
|
Lewis W. Ross, class of 1852 |
| 1893 |
June 14 |
John W. Noble |
| 1892 |
June 15
|
E. E. White |
| 1891 |
June 17
|
Farewell address of President Ethelbert D. Warfield |
| 1890 |
June 19
|
Jasper E. Campbell, Governor of Ohio |
| 1889 |
June 20
|
Calvin S. Brice, class of 1863 |
| 1888 |
June 18 |
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| 1887 |
|
W. Cumback, Indiana |
| 1886-1974 |
|
No Commencements |
| 1873 |
June 11-12
|
A. R. Byrkett |
| 1872 |
June 12-13
|
Dr. G. Volney Dorsey |
| 1871 |
June 28-29
|
Orzo J. Dodds |
| 1870 |
June 29-30
|
Reverend Joseph F. Tuttle, President, Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Indiana |
| 1869 |
June 21, 23, 24
|
E. D. Mansfield, Morrow |
| 1868 |
July 1-2
|
Jacob D. Cox, Cincinnati |
| 1867 |
June 26-27
|
Professor James D. Butler, Madison, Wis. |
| 1866 |
June 27-28
|
Reverend George S. Fullerton, Sandusky, Ohio |
| 1865 |
June 26-27
|
David Swing |
| 1864 |
June 29-30
|
Chauncey N. Olds |
| 1863 |
July 1
|
Reverend J. H. Moffat, Princeton, N.J. |
| 1862 |
July 3 |
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| 1861 |
June 26
|
D. W. Voorhees, Terre Haute |
| 1860 |
July 5
|
Ralph Waldo Emerson |
| 1859 |
July 7 |
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| 1858 |
June 30-July 1 |
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| 1857 |
July 1 |
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| 1856 |
June 26 |
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| 1855 |
June 29
|
Reverend Dr. Smith |
| 1855 |
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Reverend Levi H. Christian |
| 1854 |
June 28
|
Dr. Thomas |
| 1853 |
June 30 |
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| 1852 |
June 24 |
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| 1851 |
June 27 |
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| 1850 |
August 8 |
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| 1849 |
August 9 |
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| 1848 |
August 10 |
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| 1847 |
August 12 |
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| 1846 |
August 13 |
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| 1845 |
August 14 |
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| 1844 |
August 8 |
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| 1843 |
August 9-10 |
J. C. Moffat |
| 1842 |
August 11 |
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| 1841 |
August 12 |
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| 1840 |
August 13 |
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| 1839 |
August 8 |
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| 1838 |
August 9 |
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| 1837 |
September 27 |
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| 1836 |
September 28 |
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| 1835 |
September 30 |
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| 1834 |
September 24 |
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| 1833 |
September 25 |
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| 1832 |
September 26 |
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| 1831 |
September 28 |
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| 1826-30 |
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No speakers or dates extant. |