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Rev. Dr. Jessicah Krey Duckworth delivered an engaging Baccalaureate sermon,'Toward a New Heaven and Earth.'

Students are all smiles when they begin to line up behind Center Hall.

There is always time for a little Facetime fun.

Moments away from the beginning of the Commencement ceremonies.

SaVonne Bennette shares a laugh with classmates.

'Our spirits shine brightly as we celebrate the men of the Class of 2019,' said Wabash President Greg Hess.

'You’ve been given an education and you have been tested and tried, and you bested it,” said Quinn Cavin, a theater and psychology major from Noblesville, Indiana. 'Now the world is a blank canvas, a stage, your court. You are possibilities.'

Classmates were all ears.

'It is going to take listening, it is going to take empathy, it is going to take compassion, it is going to take people like us, making the decision to impact lives around us and those coming after us,” said Jaleel Grandberry, a rhetoric major from Chicago.

Mauri A. Ditzler ’75, President of Albion College (left) was an honorary degree recipient.

Johnson, Robert H. H'77, retired head coach of the College’s track and field and cross country teams (left), was the other honorary degree recipient.

Sam Colaiacova, the only Florida graduate from the Class of 2019.

Sunglasses were a necessary fashion accessory.

There is quite a sense of accomplishment felt upon leaving the stage.

Brady Gossett.

198 men earned Wabash degrees on Sunday.

There were smiles aplenty aoming the graduates.

P.J. Mays made a bold fashion statement.

Byshup Rhodes (right) shares a hug with a classmate.

The bonds of brotherhood are strong at Wabash.

The weather failed to dampen anyone's mood.

Brent Breese shared a wink with those in attendance.

Walker Hedgepath.

Nick Vedo