Olivet Nazarene University - Aurora Yearbook (Bourbonnais, IL)

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ALMA MATER, OLIVET Am. Harold Johnston With feeling Words and Music Byron M. Carmony i flN J JiJ M i h J J IP1 m J ' ij j j ' ij j m ±f f 1 1 To Al-ma Ma— ter, 01— 1— vet, we lilt voice In praise For no— Die stand-ards p our 0— m m . - m , ■ m m — (■ m a R-t ♦ I Ml E • » I? — T p-t— t p- fn,j J ' jJIJ j ji j,;- fr US W=f f=f whicn we 11 till end-ing or our days. The time we spent with-in tnese halls will hold , , m m m. m i i r j H i i i »• » h | F=F=F •— •- r £ F ■ ■ i p pi BE •— ► t bt I t ne er for-got-ten be,— For here we learned to know of truth, truth will make us and M t— i ere we learnea to icnow ol trui to E g qf s c=c:t £ Chorus j I d M J ' 5 ■ :£:=■ 3 3= a - — 1 ' z p — w w — ' — w r free. My 01-i — vet, Our 01-i — vet, Tho ' life may lead us far a— part, 1 11 - — . » TJ . . — I m . JTl m m . 0- miMiJ im «= i=t w ± T r § h ■hii rj. s i -ar — » — w- - - — — — ' «l. «f. — ' • still re-vere you in ray heart. My 01— 1 vet, Our 01 — 1 — vet, I ' ll » ■ — g r m mm i J f p £ rftarrf i ;(emjw s f «■ L— V+ t • rr w .ove the J .J love the Cnrist you gave first part and you old 01- vet, r f i i r -r h i r.T k Copyright 1989 by Byron M. Carmony.

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- 7,fc,ir ' r ' i£,: 1 . ' V ' . .. f :• s? V», ' f £ Standing — Lloyd B. Byron, Edw. Gallup, J. I. Moore, Grover Van Duyn, C. A. Gibson, Har- vey Galloway, F. A. Welsh, Melza Brown, R. V. Starr, H. C. Litle, H. W(. Cornelius, Harris B. Anthony, Fred Wright, H. V. Miller, Harry Carter, C. L. Bradley, Raymond Browning, C. Preston Roberts, G. H. Harmon, A. H. Perry, J. Y. Jones, J. A. Duncan, A. L. Roach. Front (kneeling) — L. O. Green, Seldon Kellv, W. S. Purinton, C. A. Geeding, Edwin Burke, C. T. Corbett, W. G. Heslop, Jesse Towns, C. R. Mattison, A. L. Parrott, Arthur Nutt, I. F. Rodeffer, C. C. Chalfield, Claude Henderson, J. W. Montgomery, H. C. Powers, E. O. Chalfant, W. R. Gilley. Anyone who travels from thirty to thirty-five thousand miles a year, sleeps in a different bed almost every night, scarcely ever eats two meals in succession at the same table, speaks to thousands of eager young people in- dividually and in gatherings great and small, ought to be pretty sure of the worth-whileness of his work. I was interested in Christian education long before coming to Olivet. My work on the field for the last two years has only deepened my interest. It is no small privilege to travel with the superintend- ents of eight districts, meet the pastors and members of more than 700 churches, associate with the members of the faculty, mingle with as fine a student body as one could hope to meet and become acquainted with the parents of most of them. I have been received as a brother beloved in the Lord and made to feel so thoroughly welcome m assemblies, churches, homes and at Olivet, that I can onh say: TEN TH( USA ND ONE OF YOU. ESSINGS o.N EV2RY ■zJsr ield Representative,