Olivet Nazarene University - Aurora Yearbook (Bourbonnais, IL)

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enior Mansfield, Illinois LAURENCE HOWE, A. B. English and Language Graced with the power of tvords. TT RESIDENT of the Alumni and X Students ' Fellowship Associa- tion ' 21; Aurora Staff ' 17, ' 19, ' 21 ; President of the Illini Club ' 21 ; Philathean Literary Society ' 17, ' 19, ' 21, President ' 17, ' 19; President of Undergraduate Classes ' 19; Sociolog- ical Society ' 20 ; Societe Francais ' 20, ' 21. Receives the degree Bachelor of Arts. Laurence Howe is a man of strong Christian Character, and exceptional ability. He is a poet and an essayist of no mean worth. He graduated from the Olivet Academy in the class of 1916, and has taken his entire college course here. During the years 1917 and 1918 he supplemented his school work by traveling in the West. In every important activity of the school, his support and excellent leadership could be depended upon. During his junior year, he was married to one of our former graduates, Miss Pauline Elam, a charming young lady from the sunny South. She will be a great help to him in his future work as a minister of the gospel. They are expecting to take a pas- torate next summer. May God ' s richest bless- ing rest upon them in their labor for Him ; and may their lives be measured by golden sheaves and noble deeds, as well as by years. Twenty-nine

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J uniors Lowell Hoff Lincoln, Nebraska President of class; Member of Aurora Staff; Choral Society; University Orches- tra; Also a member of the male octet. Lowell believes that a thing not done well is better left undone, — and prac- tices it. He has the diligence of application of a junior, and the dignity of a senior. An enthusiastic botanist, he especially admires the Fern. I hate to see things done by halves — if it be right, do it boldly; if it be wrong, leave it undone. Etta Rumph Mott, North Dakota Member of Choral Society, and of Mission Band; Secretary of class; Member of Aurora Staff, ' 17 and ' 18; Expects to go to South America as a missionary. Miss Rumph is small but ambitious. Diligent application has put her at the head of her classes. Her desire is not for a place in the sun, but for a position in the mission fields of Latin America. Unselfish and noble actions irradiate the pages of her biography. Gladys Allen Olivet, Illinois Member of Philathean Literary Society, of Girls ' Glee Ciub, of Band, and of Orchestra. Interested in all school activities, Miss Allen is a good booster and an excellent student. She is a good musician and plays excellently both the piano and the French horn. Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. ' ' 1 1