Olivet Nazarene University - Aurora Yearbook (Bourbonnais, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1955 volume:

Olive? ■ M| • ■ I ' - - Bf 111 Wm ■ M- ■: $WBy,.„ : : ' ; ' • ' - V ' the aurora 1955 volume 42 published by the associated students of olivet nazarene college kankakee, illinois tf; } } . ' 5 ftftft editor . ' . jack in. barnell business manager calvin e. mathews faculty sponsor .... , : : prof. d. j. strickler ■ ' $$ m ' 1 v;$ .. ; ...: ... - ' ,„, ' PIP; . •-. J : .;v. ' AMI 6 Jf. mom i students ii administration iii activities iv athletics - ; V advertisers ' ' ' • ' ' ' III  ji in our 1955 aurora we have recorded a diary of a year spent together at olivet nazarene college V £ !. - ♦ i , ,7 is i m Ane vening bome For your unreserved devotion to God and His king- dom, for your faithful service to our college, and for your genuine interest in each of us, we hold you in highest esteem. Because of your decisive leadership, your continued campus improvement program, your untiring efforts to raise the scholastic standard of the college; because you are prominent in our thoughts every day, we dedi- cate our 1955 Aurora diary to you, our president, Dr. Harold W. Reed. Gracious dining r • ft fSmrmm M 1 W ■$ mm Kk fi ft llffr i • yt ' ►•m ■ I J jfiyB [6] - .... .,. .. ... . Wm$mww$- ■■■■■■ ' ■ ibMmsmm i ! I . ' i i I I It I I ' I f I i 4 E 5 1 i ; it ! I I.-,,.. • - ' .■■ ■ ■ :-- ■• r- .- ' ■ I . ..... { . • . i| , i ;, . •vViV ' vW ' ' ' ' ' ' ..... ,,•,.„ ,. ' . -..- -;i.:..; 1 --.,f ; ' . • ' Sip S 1 M ■ 1 ii ! i III II 1 1 § I ) If I 1 1 Si _ 1 . A 1 1 ' •1 : ! 4V« ; : •; ; : .■V : ' . : ' I • i ft A,! «,- f £ ! v :lfe ■■3 i Dr. Harold W. Reed who ' s student council seniors juniors sophomores freshmen theological certificate academy in memoriam mm Mia fflWP V) I, % M. i m v; • ■ p i « « A , •H4 I ' i. :V • :tf; ; Hi s IIP - fesr sPBf-v wS . ' : ' .1 • ■ . ..;:,:,,■■ § ■ 1ft 1 ■•■:■■■ -4 ; - m, ,| K ' . ' ! x I • ■ ' ..« jf.. ' i i ■ , 1 don carpenter Let us have the testimony of one who has tried and who out of his personal experience can say I know Whom I have be- lieved. - MM trv harvey galloway The world is blessed most by men who do things and not bij those who merely talk about them. Or millard reed But your religion must be port of you, something you feel in your heart and practice in your life. I cal mathews ' None but God can satisfy the longing of the immortal soul; as the heart was made for Him, He only can fill it. jack barnell But it is wonderful how many delights fall to the lot of him who is led by God. harry romeril Faith laughs at impossibilities, and says It shall be done. 3 ■■ betty thill When love and skill work to- gether, expect a masterpiece. L _ ,. .-, . . don watson The true calling of a Christian is not to do extraordinary things, but to do ordinary things in an extraordinary way. a pii glenna nance All that we send into the lives of others comes back into our own. shirley strickler Christ is not valued at all, un- less He is valued above all. X u dave elwood ' It is only through labor and prayerful effort, by grim energy and resolute courage, that we move on to better things. violet schoenwetter ' It is Christ in us, the hope of glory. It is not what we say, but what we are. ' ■•■? marvin hoffert ' To do my best from dawn of day till night and answer when He calls— This is my task. Left to right: First row: J. Barnell, P. McGuire, G. Phillips, Dr. Corner, M. Reed, H. Galloway, R. Peters, D. Hill, M. Birchard, H. Berkey. Second row: F. Bowers, M. Hoffert, C. Mathews, C. Hasselbring, B. Crabtree, B. Squires, H. Romeril, D. Vickery. President Millard Reed Secretary Ruth Peters Treasurer Harvey Galloway Faculty Advisor. .Dr. John Cotner student council Whether it be the initial task of proposing a program, the intellectual task of the coordinate planning of it, or the physical task of applying one ' s skills and energies, the principal motive of the Student Council is to better serve for a better Olivet. Included in the year ' s activities was the complete re-decoration of the Wagon Wheel. On the social side there were the freshmen party, the fall bar-b-cue, Christian film productions, travelogues, the Tip-Off Parade, the annual Christmas party, a spring lawn party, and an outstanding Lyceum series. millard harvey [24] TLl dmc jw j H- VsJ cAM 6t t y-mi coi e © A 0 v UKE Tt4 Sao VaAieM Af O fcEAUTlFUU Jakgs MC w zy . B OT THG X 3. THAT « o6 APPLICATION To Fiu ou r, g Mpoatio _M i . A A_r .?L_ i£s A p wnti S £ ott T i? 4UVr fcsFbfce coma: aJcxmc AMS $£ Coming EAftuy . TUl K |Vl TA A MOrtTH VACfinoM AF tf Q A0uATOrt SaOOf (S.fcEAT ; VMf-aH COOL0 . 00 ' T 0OUi ton i 1 ll £ )£fc 6£T Mk yw Poss s o s out- or n rze THS U CO I OU tE f CUMULATIOnI 0 FOOtf EKUTt.0 YO S AT O. A -C A  Trtt K iV l Qg GLA0 T O NiMftULy WSfWC fTS HAULS, YtST • • • A VET 1 I Le f io right: Seated: D. Elwood, treasurer; C. Mathews, student council representative; M. Hoffert, president. Standing: D. Watson, vice president; G. Nance, secretary; Prof. Strickler, sponsor. Calvin E. Mathews Galena, Illinois Psychology Major M.D.A. 2, 3; Officer 3; Student Council 3, 4; Officer 4; Quartet 1, 2; Chancel Choir 1; Prayer Band Officer 3, 4; Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Aurora Staff 3, 4; Bus. Mgr. 4; Class Officer 4. Imogene Collins Brazil, Indiana Post Graduate Secondary Education Major Platonian Philosophical 3, 4; Officer 4; Ministerial Fellowship 4; Varsity Debate 4; Daugh- ters of Martha Ann Wines 1, 2, 3, 4; Linguistic Club 1, 2; Christian Worker ' s Band 2, 3, 4; Forensic Society 4; Foreign Relations Club 3, 4; Officer 4; Who ' s Who 4. seniors Marvin Hoffcrt Sikeston, Missouri Music Education Major Band 2, 4; Officer 4; Orchestra 3; Quartet 1, 2; Organ Guild 3, 4; Woodwind Ensemble 3; Stu- dent Council 4; Senior Class Officer 4. Fred Borger, Jr. Chariton, Iowa Theology Major M.D.A. Council 1; Indian Soci- ety 1, 2, 3, 4; Ministerial Fel- lowship 1, 2, 3, 4. Wesley E. Bentley Springfield, Massachusetts Theology Major Mary Ellen Quick Granville, Ohio Education Major Spartan Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Science Club 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Chi Sigma Rho 1, 3, 4; Debate 3; Commerce Club 2. [26] Harry Soward Anderson, Indiana Theology Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4. Evelyn Armstrong Edon, Ohio Religious Education Major Missionary Band 1. Ruth McClain Bourbonnais, Illinois Music Education Major Glimmerglass Staff 1, 2; F.T.A 1; Commerce Club 2; Olivetians 2, 3, 4; Officer 2, 3, 4; Orpheus 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 3; Who ' s Who 3; Orchestra 4. Bernard Gill Surprise, Nebraska Theology Major Nancy Tesch Midland, Michigan Business Administration Major Chi Sigma Rho 4; Officer 4; Commerce Club 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; Organ Guild 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; Queen ' s Court 4. Rolland Kerns Columbus, Ohio Speech Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Student Tribu- nal 2, 4; NYPS Officer 2. [27] Millard Reed Hannibal, Missouri Philosophy Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Platonian Philosophical 2, 3, 4; English Guild 3; Class Offi- cer 1, 2; Prayer Band Officer 2, 3; Student Council President 4; Varsity Debate 1, 2; Chi Sigma Rho 1, 2; Orpheus Choir 2, 3, 4; Viking Quartet 1, 2. William H. Coil Beardstown, Illinois Church Music Major Ministerial Fellowship 1; Or- pheus Choir 2, 3, 4; Organ Guild 3, 4; Ambassador Quar- tet 1, 2. seniors Shirley Strickler Bradley, Illinois Social Science Major Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1, 2; O Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; Aurora Staff 1, 2, 3; Editor 3; Tip-Off Court 4; Student Council 3; Who ' s Who 4. Beverly Petersen Kankakee, Illinois Music Education Major Organ Guild 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Apollo 4; Home Ec Club 1; Orchestra 4. Helen Bos Kanipe East Detroit, Michigan Secondary Education Major Commerce Club 1, 2; F.T.A. 3. Arthur Salisbury Lapeer, Michigan Theology Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4. [28] Elsie Morse Midland, Michigan Business Administration Major W.R.A. 1, 2, 4; Officer 2, 4 F.T.A. 3; Commerce Club 1 2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4. Gwen Ulveling Kankakee, Illinois Music Education Major F.T.A. 4; Spartan Softball 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3 Orpheus 4; Chancel Choir 3 Orchestra 2; Band 1; Trio 2 Music Educator ' s Club 2. Walter R. Mingledorff Douglas, Georgia Speech Major Orpheus Choir 2; Commerce Club 3. Willis Coburn Ironton, Ohio Theology Major Ministerial Fellowship 3; Apollo Chorus 4. Donald Nelson Chesterton, Indiana Theology Major Ministerial Fellowship 2, 3, 4. Ruth Thomas Lima, Ohio Elementary Education Major F.T.A. 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Missionary Band 1, 2, 3, 4. [29] seniors Carol Lusk Fostoria, Ohio Chemistry Major Science Club 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Spartan Basketball 3; Mission- ary Band 2, 3, 4. Jack Barnell Sturgis, Michigan Philosophy Major Ambassador Quartet 1, 2; Vik- ing Q uar t: e t 2, 3; Orpheus Choir 2, 3; Officer 3; Chancel Choir 1, Olivetians 3, 4; Officer 4; Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Platonian Philosophical 2, 3; Officer 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2; Trojan Softball 1, Track 3; Basketball 3, 4; Aurora Staff 3, 4; Editor 4; Who ' s Who 4. R. David Craig Bourbonnais, Illinois Philosophy Major Jean Estelle Barnell Sturgis, Michigan Music Education Major Chancel Choir 1; Orpheus Choir Choir 2; Girl ' s Trio 2; Apollo Choir 3; F.T.A. 2; M.E.N.A. 3; Aurora Staff 2, 3; Orchestra 4. Richard Edwards Winchester, Indiana English Major Spartan Cheerleader 1, 3; Chan- cel Choir 2, 3; Officer 3; Chi Sigma Rho 2; Officer 2; Soci- ology Club 3; Aurora Staff 1, 2, 3; Ministerial Fellowship 1; F.T.A. 4; Who ' s Who 3; Glim- merglass Reporter 1. Mae Spearman Keokuk, Iowa Music Education Major Music Educator ' s Club 1; F.T.A. 3; Music Educator ' s Association 4; Orpheus 4; Orchestra 3, 4. [30] Katherine Shoemaker Columbus, Ohio Home Economics Major Home Ec Club 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Spartan Softball 1; Chancel Choir 1, 2, 3; English Guild 4. Violet Schoenwetter Columbus, Wisconsin Elementary Education Major F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; O Club 3, 4; Missionary Band 2; W.R.A. 3; Apollo Chorus 4. Harvey Galloway Columbus, Ohio Mathematics Major Class Officer 2; Trojan Society Officer 3; Student Body Treas- urer 4; Who ' s Who 4; Trojan Football 1; Coach 2; Commerce Club 2. William Eugene Anderson Frazeysburg, Ohio Chemistry Major Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; Spartan Basketball 3, 4; Spartan Soft- ball 4. Marvin Grooms Dayton, Ohio Theology Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; International Relations 4; M.D.A. 3; Chi Sigma Rho 4; Indian Ping Pong 2, 4. James Brillhart Trinway, Ohio Chemistry Major Science Club 2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Platonian Philosophical 4; Spartan Softball 3, 4. [31] seniors Oscar Sheets Frankfort, Indiana Theology Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Foreign Relations 4; Mission- ary Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Platonian Philosophical 4. Elisabeth A. Holstein Kalamazoo, Michigan Business Major Commerce Club 3, 4; Officer 4; W.R.A. Officer 4; F.T.A. 4. Betty Thill Stockton, Illinois Elementary Education Major Science Club 2; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; W.R.A. 3; Missionary Band 2, Band 1. Charles E. Stevens Lowell, Michigan History Major F.T.A. 4: Commerce Club 3. Joyce Mandly Crown Point, Indiana Church and Choral Music Major F.T.A. 3, 4; Officer 4; Organ Guild 3, 4; Apollo Choir 4; Trojan Basketball 3; W.R.A. Council 4; Glimmerglass Staff 3, 4. Rufus Sanders Birmingham, Alabama Theology Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Missionary Band 1, 2, 3, 4. [32] Harold W. Canaday Dana, Indiana Theology Major Missionary Band 2, 3, 4; Officer 2, 3; Ministerial Fellowship 4. Kenneth McLain Tampa, Florida Religious Education Major Olive Hall Newcomerstown, Ohio Education Major Duane G. Piper Kankakee, Illinois Mathematics Major David L. Elwood New Castle, Indiana Psychology Major International Relations Club 2, 3, 4; Officer 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Student Missionary Band 3; Class Officer 4; Glim- merglass Staff 4; Who ' s Who 4. David Holstein Ethel, West Virginia Theology Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4. [ 33 ] Betty Nauman Marengo, Ohio Elementary Education Major F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; W.R.A. Council 3, 4; Spartan Basketball 1, Science Club 1, 2. Clenna Nance Cedarville, Ohio Music Education Major Music Educator ' s Club 1; Organ Guild 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1; F.T.A. 4; W.R.A. Council -2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Apollo Choir 4; Senior Class Officer 4. seniors Clifford Stone Kankakee, Illinois Speech Major Ministerial Fellowship 4; F.T.A. LeMoyne Leas Hammond, Indiana Theology Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, S, 4; Missionary Band 1, 3, 4; Spar- tan Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball Manager. Norman Zurcher Berne, Indiana Philosophy Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Missionary Band 3, 4; Officer 4; Chi Sigma Rho 2; Indian Track 1, 2, 3; M.D.A. Council 4; Officer 4. Pansy Spohn Harrison, Michigan Elementary Education Major [34] Ronald Smith New Castle, Indiana Business Administration Major Commerce Clnb 4. Neil B. Wiseman Detroit, Michigan Religious Education Major William O. Smith Pontiac, Illinois Theology Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 4; Trojan Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Paul Canen Berne, Indiana Philosophy Major Platonian Philosophical 4; Min- isterial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Missionary Band 4. Jean Sehray Geneva, Ohio Church Music Major Transfer Student 1; Indian Bas- ketball 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 4; Track 2, 3; Organ Guild 3, 4; Officer 4; O Club 3, 4; Or- pheus Choir 3; Apollo Chorus 4; Chancel Choir 4; Band 4; Officer 4. Jerry Parker Evansville, Indiana Theology Major Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; Orchestra 3; Ministerial Fellow- ship 3; Trumpet Trio 4; Brass Choir 3, 4. [351 seniors Frank M. Fitzgerrel Ottawa, Illinois Music Education Major Orpheus 1, 2, 3, 4; Viking Quartet 2; Olivetians 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 4; Ministerial Fellow- ship 3. Evangeline Lane Bourbonnais, Illinois Elementary Education Major Missionary Band 1, 2; Officer 2 Chancel Choir 2, 3; Officer 3 Aurora Staff 2; F.T.A. 3, 4 Officer 3; N.Y.P.S. Officer 1. Wanda Terry Cincinnati, Ohio Education Major Science Club 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 2; Indian Girl ' s Basketball 1; Glimmer- glass Staff 1. Melvin Riddlebarger Bethel, Ohio Theology Major Donald L. Watson Reading, Ohio Business Administration Major Spartan President 2, 3, 4; O Club 2, 3, 4; Officer 3, 4; Com- merce Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Chancel Choir 2; Officer 2; Orpheus Choir 3; Science Club 1. Donald D. Carpenter South Bend, Indiana Philosophy Major Ministerial Fellowship 3; Public Relations 3; Platonian Philo- sophical 3; Chancel Choir 3; Spartan Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Basketball. [36] Virgil Kurth Grand Park, Illinois English Major Science Club 3; F.T.A. 3; Com merce Club 3, 4. Paul R. Belt Caledonia, Ohio Philosophy Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 4; Platonian Philosophical 3, International Relations 3, Trojan Football 2, 3. Raymond Barr Kankakee, Illinois Theology Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 4; Platonian Philosophical 3,4. James D. Pate Glenwood, Arkansas Speech Major International Relations Club 3, 4; Chi Sigma Rho 4; Ministerial Fellowship 2, 3. Paul K. Komori Osaka, Japan Theology Major Missionary Band 3, 4; terial Fellowship 3, 4. Minis- S. Wayne Smith Nashville, Indiana Theology Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4. [37] seniors James J. Stark, Jr. Olivet, Illinois Speech Major Ministerial Fellowship 2, 3, 4; Platonian Philosophical Society 8, 4; International Relations Club 2, 3, 4; Spartan Football 4. Edgar R. Jewell Indianapolis, Indiana Theology Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Missionary Band 3. Harry Romeril Indianapolis, Indiana Philosophy Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4; Spartan Football Coach 3, 4; Platonian Philosophical 3, 4; Prayer Band President 4; Inter- national Relations Officer 2; Glimmerglass Staff 3, 4. Marvin Donaldson Lima, Ohio Theology Major O Club 3, 4. Walter W. Smith Columbus, Ohio Theology Major Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4. John Petrie Columbus, Ohio Philosophy Major Ministerial Fellowship 1; Pla- tonian Philosophical 2, 3, 4; Commerce Club 1; International Relations 2, 3, 4; Aurora Staff 4. [38] Ricardo Fernandez Habana, Cuba Post Graduate Theology Major Student Missionary Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 2, 3; Ministerial Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary Roven Kankakee, Illinois English Major Paul L. Cook- Bradley, Illinois Post Graduate Religious Education Major Warren Vore Athens, Ohio Post Graduate Theology Major Seniors Not Pictured Raymond Ahlemann Ruth Bunzel David E. Craig Marvin Drake Daniel Fearn Shirley Hamilton Charles Henry Norman Hornburg Lowell Oberlander Samuel Parton Ramon Richards Alvah Stone Carolyn Taylor Wanda Taylor Bernice Waters Winard Wilhoyte James Wright [39] student officers ' tea [40] Dc « T), A y WA rrEfl 2o Att 0im?5 iM W zz.i% at 7-oo A • yM. f°j(L MY CHAvJ SOff ?? to thc «4oioio Ocm  C 6 MA0 A GftGAT Tt V (n SffTG oF TrtC ! B frutt o oir r wny 1 q c jb ppso a-t -rttcvr ea ho„u , Be sgcuoft GftssT-go us rcrr uSi Aa Ti cA uuy _ LUCK y KaOS, OiD A ' T HM G TO fefT Uf Aku AJ MlTE VifmKifc r O U ' b re NGAK . HaO A PAT?? Pdfc TrtC PAfcry C f=o A e Hag TDL Sff tE TiM .... CHA G£_J_ LL Gioess VH-TL PLAC£ l A i o. , wrrnoai U A cou o . Le f o right: Seated: M. Thill, treasurer; R. Crabtree, vice president; R. Squires, president. Standing: C. Hasselbring, student council representative; L. Green, secretary; Prof. Vail, sponsor. juniors Robert Squires Trusted leader, ambitious, good start for successful preacher. Catherine Fulwider Vivacious conversational- ist, ardent student of chemistry, a go-ijettcr. Dave Priest Ardent student of chem- istry, easy-going, Max ' s man. Wendell Parsons Weep, magnificient In- dian dribbler, Never fails to show, genuine. Feminine charm, sweet personality full of ras- cality, Chuck ' s. George Hemmingsen Devoted husband, con- sistant Christian life, sin- cere. Donald Nelson Quiet gentleman, student pastor, friendly smile. Richard Hawley Popular mechanic I De- pendable in all activities, genuine sincerity. Richard Steidel Good-natured, called preacher, boundless en- ergy. [42] o 9 X-5 Bill Thorpe Christian example, able artist, dependable. Eleanor Bolender Service with a smile, quiet unassuming manner. t r m Jane Dike Studious, neat, In quiet- ness and confidence shall be her strength. Jay Foster Capable N.Y.P.S. leader, contented husband, de- termined worker. Juanita Beanblossom Yoo hoo, Tootie, sunny disposition, sterling char- acter. Wendell Kizzie Variety of interests, loves to eat, independent. Eva Garrett Bears acquaintance, fav- orable future, easy going. Harold Benge Quiet gentlemen, system- atic, sincere. Barbara Strong Able secretary, superb In- dian, genuine. [43] juniors Russell Clark Precise businessman, new Daddy, consistent sincere Christian. Floyd Kanipe Likeable, cooperative , spirited conversationalist, loyal son of Michigan. Norma Blochberger Capable P. E. Prof., win- nine ways, You ' ll find her in the gym. Robert Agan Diligent worker, a smile and a ivord for everyone, ambitious. James Knox Basso Profundo, all a- round good fellow, Or- pheus prexy. John Neff Made the Hurdle, con scientious philosopher, crazy about Warren Av- enue. Gene Houchins Master of the jesters, took the fatal step, loves life. Willard Braker Inquisitive, lover of books, agreeable. William Van Meter Just plain Bill, quiet unassuming manner, defi- nite goals. [44] Kenneth Whitman Reserved, genial, local man, consistent. Hilbert Miller Aesthetic nature, consist- ent attitude, a quiet gen- tleman. Harry Salsbury Persistent, all for Christ, serious. Hildath Lawrence Apollo songster, obliging, friend to all. Earl Armstrong Happily married, pleasing personality, hard worker. Carolyn Holland Flighty flutist, outer calm inner peace, sincere student. Forrest Robbins Home ■ loving, pleasantly optimistic, dependable usher. Robert Crabtree Neatest of the neat, spok- en for, campus szceatcr boy. [45] - ' David Robbins Proud papa, sincere and conscientious, cordial. Ruth Peters Engaging personality, able Trojan athlete, de- pendable. Joe Wilson Serene, consistent Chris- tian, proud father. juniors Adrian DelCamp Alert student, friendly, Bcspeckled philosopher. Elizabeth Davis Prim, sedate, tireless worker, shy smile. Beverly Hickler Always on the go, Tro- jan enthusiast, efficient secretary. Virginia King Sunny disposition, Or- pheus warbler, baby-sitter. Robert Brown Piano lid lifter, instruc- tor in Studio Nine, L,:- ■ ' - ' 3 Prentiss Tomlinson Efficient business man- ager, well-groomed, studi- ous. Carol Loekwood Loquacious, another P.K. , energetic. [46] Bernice Willfong Self sufficient, public school teacher, friendly smile. Marvin Thill 20th Century Aristotle, slow but sure, espoused. ,-, A 0Mf Beverly Fullerton Superb imitator, despic- able dummy-bird, Prench Horn enthusiast. . Tm % Betty Toole S napping eyes , true friend, good-natured. Doris Anderson Overpowering love for the informal, big-hearte d. V . Dennis Hill Shower songster, ener- getic, Deadline Den. mmm Paul Stinnette Ap pealing personality, top-notch trumpeter, high ideals. Mary Birchard Ipana smile, lady-like, calmness of disposition. Janice Powell Effervescent personality, always good for gab, Tiny Tornado. [47] Mary Maxwell To know her is to like her, serene, friend to- all. Evelyn Holland Studious, spontaneous smile, taciturn. juniors n Katherine Yogi Competent swimming in- structor, systematic, un- troubled manner. Ronald Justice Good-natured, future minister, family man. Maxine Dawson Enthusiastic promoter, warm, friendly personal- ity. Gordon Dawes Positive, sincere Chris tian leader, poetical. Freda Hawk Poised, musician, good sense of humor. Ada Mae Trimble Efficient librarian, dili- gent, reserved. Herb Samra Vivacious violinist, vari- ety of interests, zealous. [48] i Kenneth Cumins Winning smile, loves a good joke, music major. K Delores Steele Warm personality, quiet, hard working. s Eldon Shults Devoted servant of God, nice family. Harold Rose Always good for a song, joker, speaks from the depths. Jean Ann Lee Pleasant, prim, consider- ately ' cooperative, hard worker. Lloyd Patterson Great Scott, good for a laugh, conscientious Christian. Wesley Burns Placid, campus mainte- nance man. Lena Green Capable monitor, agree- able personality, sparkling eyes. Walter Scott Ministerial calling, Hoos- icr, energetic student. [49] Bruce Phillips Martha ' s man, bewilder- ing insight, sky high point average. juniors Harlan Else Pleasant, prospective en- gineer, Iowan. Francis Harryman Chester Barnes Industrious student, Successful salesman agreeable smile, nice to. Chet, ' latent sense of know. humor. Keith Engle Enthusiastic inqu is it or, ardent businessman, dra- matically inclined. Intruding on old McDonald Mobbed ice cream clerk ' Oh where did the Juniors go? [50] jsk R U My s 1 oPtoMorffc TevTS. o oc pAV fc,e ot e. to e o )OTMlft6 MK3L Afb QCA A o HOW My lfcAO CE . I f ALLV C L-f € es. . va cst A kcn -« FtfbM unh wAvev M T Pot So wsll to fts AFffAtO £HE l Q MggT tje 1 0 ftta 6 yarffl Uf ciE Ggore E ttte WAy He - pftHE-S  Tuamgp a J ?NI _ W soMg oP -pur KjJ? = . j— P — frterr PQ S, CoK E, ftf 0 ll Trig 1 W _._ r U r T j ta w -r-apAY Fort oMg fcSK curmE-s — tha t OftCg -ihi A— Oec A jE. E PEieiEf CS — QT A b A p potEmt. Mr. copfcuFP . egps n sisti V 0  C C T HAT 7tS M PAPtS HoiC ggn- V I e f 0F5 DOr T 61 V V00 A IQH-TlNiG CHA QS J t Le £ to rzg i£: Seated: R. North, treasurer; D. Anderson, vice president; G. Phillips, president. Standing: P. McGuire, student council representative; Prof. Liddell, sponsor; D. Barker, secretary. sophomores V Marilyn Lane Bourbonnais, Illinois Alfred Nielsen Oilwcen, Iowa Nancy Castelletti Chicago, Illinois 1 Douglas Reedy Decatur, Illinois Allen Kolkman Burlington, Iowa Lora Tippey Columbus, Ohio Leonard Ennis Bourbonnais, Illinois Raymond Cain Anderson, Indiana LaVonna West Fort Branch, Indiana Gordon Humble Sullivan, Indiana Dorothy Dieckhoff Fall River, Wisconsin Charles Tooley Princeton, Indiana [52] D p V I- Charles Bowers Mishawaka, Indiana r? j Gerald Newby t Kankakee, Illinois Patricia Gould Martinsville, Indiana Lyle Schoenwetter Waterloo, Wisconsin Maxine Cook Hartford City, Indiana John Dodds Lakeview, Ohio Robert Unger Mary Jo Cannon Haskel Moore Edwardsville, Illinois Dayton, Ohio Woodruff, West Virginia Beulah Brooks Iowa City, Iowa Ted Rypczynski Blue Island, Illinois f53] sophomores Plynn Pennock Lowell, Michigan Keith Hawley Rochester, Michigan Ronald Smith Fremont, Ohio David Anderson Chicago, Illinois Paul Bassett Norwood, Ohio Rosalie Downs Mount Gilead, Ohio Eugene Foiles Jerseyville, Illinois Earl Vastbinder Dayton, Ohio Bruce Bridgeo Port Martland, Nova Scotia, Canada David Whitteberry Lafayette, Indiana Darlene Barker Portsmouth, Ohio Lowell Staley Casy, Illinois [54] v y W s Set Clinton McLouth Bourbonnais, Illinois Ray Reglin Lansing, Michigan Paul Tanner Kankakee, Illinois Tom Murray Antigo, Wisconsin i Jerry Snowden Huntington, Indiana Fred Richardson Ypsilanti, Michigan Donald Peckham Edwardsville, Illinois Norma Robinette Dayton, Ohio Norlyn Brough Lansing, Michigan Gayola Coomer Argo, Illinois ' • n mgi 1 Bob Hunt Mount Carmel, Illinois Holland Reidel Attoona, Wisconsin [55] sophomores Patsy Seelyc Fry McBain, Michigan Ortive Welch Bourbonnais, Illinois Lois Knox Danfield, Ohio John James St. Louis, Missouri Gayola Coomer Argo, Illinois Elizabeth Campbell Springfield, Ohio Willard DeWitt Oskaloosa, Iowa Eleanor Vest Cedarville, Ohio Marlin Sanders Dayton, Ohio Mary Alice Canen Berne, Indiana Betty Steele Warren, Ohio Louise Fallis Oskaloosa, Iowa [56]  . Kenneth Short Indianapolis, Indiana Romelle Douglas Hammond, Indiana Fred Fortune Davison, Michigan V -P (§i Harriette Birchard Bradley, Michigan Willie Sheffield New Castle, Indiana Robert Frum Athens, Ohio Mary Lou Thompson Newcomerstown, Ohio Rosella Scott Muncie, Indiana Lois Auman Bourhonnais, Illinois Elton House Maiden, Missouri Vernon Fischer Buffalo Lake, Minnesota Jean Ross Columbus, Indiana [57] sophomores Darwin Warner Otisville, Michigan — — a V - 5 - Ella Mac Anderson Indianapolis, Indiana Harold Keech Spring Lake, Michigan Marlene Hiner Navarre, Ohio Beth Lane Kent, Ohio Marlene Beasley Ironton, Ohio John Hanson Elyria, Ohio Robert Edwards Marcia Schneider Wendell Miller Lockland, Ohio Vincennes, Indiana Council Bluffs, Iowa Nella Whittaker Dayton, Ohio Harvey Carpenter Greenburg, Indiana [58] Evelyn Craig Dublin, Indiana Anna Taylor Scott, Ohio James Reader Georgetown, Illinois Robert Chapman Kankakee, Illinois Martha McRoberts Danville, Indiana Arlene Middleton Hammond, Indiana Robert Wall East St. Louis, Illinois Clara Riddle Ray Gibson Don Ely Rochester, Michigan Corydon, Kentucky Three Rivers, Michigan Ed Davis Fort Wayne, Indiana Janet Storer Springfield, Ohio [59] sophomores Mary McClenning Zion, Illinois JR J Lee Ketterman Valparaiso, Indiana Charles Blochberger Leavenworth, Kansas Delia Anthony Columbus, Ohio Maureen Brashaw Bay City, Michigan Virginia Sill New Era, Michigan Wilda Bennett Dayton, Ohio Sharon Spence Pat Burgess John Payton Hamilton, Ohio Champaign, Illinois Indianapolis, Indiana s Ml • 4 Pat McGuire Pontiac, Michigan Bonald Bryant Trenton, Ohio [60] Paul Lawrence Newark, Ohio Jack Hansher Columbus, Ohio Jerry Wilkerson Racine, Wisconsin Delores Martin Wooster, Ohio Marilee Brown Winchester, Indiana Morris Buck Brazil, Indiana Nancie Davis Indianapolis, Indiana Bex Simon Bethel Griffin Bourhonnais, Illinois Boyne City, Michigan Dale Metcalf Wooster, Ohio Frank Hallum Titusville, Florida Leota Bose Cincinnati, Ohio [61] Glenn Leib Wooster, Ohio sophomores 36 4 t Richard Fry Coshocton, Ohio Ik If 7 Sue Ryan Columbus, Ohio Tom Fallon Cincinnati, Ohio Jack Clark Mishawaka, Indiana Elizabeth Ray Kankakee, Illinois tffl James Henley Decatur, Illinois Rolland Howerter Ellisville, Illinois Jack Kammer Dayton, Ohio Patricia Hooks Lucasville, Ohio Richard North Port Huron, Michigan Maxine Garner Morrisonville, Illinois [62] ' in Smiley Cummings Waynesfield, Ohio Iretha Wood Kokomo, Indiana Dale Martin Ashland, Kentucky Elaine Kleer Three Rivers, Michigan Robert Bowman Cardington, Ohio jflp ' T 1 - - •w _: • 1 t 1 1 ' 1 : : V: 1 ' -— -- 1 - ' ' Robert Davis Marion, Indiana Jack Harris ou a City, Iowa Robert Collins Pataskala, Ohio Ralph Kallweit Flint, Michigan Lauren Larsen Bourbonnais, Illinois [63] James Calvert Columbus, Ohio sophomores Charles Rundberg Eau Claire, Wisconsin Monagail Kennedy Flint, Michigan  -_!• } J I Max Durbin Winchester, Indiana Ethel Knba Lakeview, Ohio Gene Phillips Des Moines, Iowa ' °°k n; -G f ' it Slly m v I J [64] C° G mi , 5tLU Oc ' t WwiE A LL JJH7S S QTrJ O0T O MY hVMtf WH rtE l kE iLuy G tecr HATS o, PA«S0 Ip Ttf£ RAlfJ . UK J G.LL — % U V k-l-TTUE V3©0P GP__._._ MOM SM0V06O TO PAY VdvTH A feo C F CQOKlGb AfviX) A S.MAUU CtfecK frAferr Coaa s TD 7 Pflpwo,O6e0 •SctaEGCH.iyO rtAH .  Hg Ttt€ BELLAS TAt ?Tlr6 C3ng.6Vvl vW oATCG ' b ANP c OMg OF QA13 Pb ]r A HY KI tS A OQ JC € RE j. o OfW -ro MiTE r M HOMC S tCK x CAUSE 1 V M fi,l 6 ( bDcKS . % v oo M v Ate. host ci4Ar?6£0 iM S o V LL U£ xO SfTTDP ■■■ ' .■...■.!■ ' ' ' - • J Le f ?o rigftf; Seated: C. Handschy, treasurer; W. Green, s ecretary; F. Bowers, president. Standing: Dr. Woodruff, sponsor; G. Braun, vice president; [ 65 J Pickery, student council representative. freshmen o L Dorothy Estelle Everett Combs Kenneth Bellville Marilyn Brunken V Gene Sheffield Ruth Headlee Everett Norton Donna Evans Harold Gillespey Charles Osborne 1% 1 I John Beal lih i Jerry Kennedy Lorna Proffer Glenn VanZant Betty Botner Barbara Vogel Marjorie Leichty Charlene Jordan [66] Pauline Morris Jane Myers Martha Reed James Bedsworth w Gayla Bambauer Mark Britton Diane Sanders Gwen Johnson Ray Morrisson Lois Suman ' ' ...,..vi : -ii Ivan Beatty Edwin Bateman Priscilla Bright . . hm 1 HI ■t ; -0 3 v-y M Anita Garrett I John Garrett Nancy Hendricks Dorothy Pangborn , It-J • Harold Wilson John Rose Martha Gore Phyllis Nichols [67] Robert North Marilyn Handschy ■ ' Jeanette Hanson freshmen Marv Davis Wayne Tate Priscilla Woods M David Tyler Charles Nash 1. I Jean Latham I i- 1 -•  • fikrflflt Carl Kallsen Marian Minor William C. Ball Myrna York •ft - «J S William Carpenter Agnes Arthurs Shirley Davis - Jeanene Morris ft S V I George Garvin [68] u Andy Wright ] Bud Polston S? Carolyn McLaughlin Fayrene Shelton Curtis Chandler Melvin Darby Pauline Joseph Harold Rogers W -:lTf P n C .• %s w 4 ■ ' xi , i f hj It Craig Hartberg Lee Durbin Rebekah Holstein Georgena Baker ,11 Dwight McMurrin Zenana Hawkins Gene Erickson t J9 - I James Greenlee 4 -■ -, Carol Tracy I 2 ;%. Margaret Wright Miles Simmons Gordon Dawes, Jr. 1 Richard Reiss [69] K3fW :f Louise Munroe Janet Heartz Everett Holmes freshmen Janus Tripp Edna McWherter r r Kenneth Bolender Shirley Burris Howard Taylor Annalee Slade Phylbert Stouder S fl m Arthur Morford Bonnie Wells Harley Baxter Beverlee Yanda Dixie Pollard t Wayne Frankhauser Linda Cleveringa Pat Kellar Marvin Spence • i Robert Robinett Marilyn Keeler Wilda Green [70] Robert Templeton Leah Lawson Ruth Hassinger Mollie Cook Faye Seiffert Charles Albright Jean Nielsen Norris Lockman Lavurn Williams Mary Bobb w • Don Duff Carol Terry r v Paul Fulk lUlll 111 Horace Rishel A 1 Shirley Benham j mmy ! . -. H C? ■ Stuart Meissner V f Patricia Edwards Larry Jimenez Sue Bayes « WMi J. Rex Eaton George Young Thomas Hill freshmen Bonnie Working ( Paul Dishong fN ' Don Johnson Virginia Schwin Charles Wainman Phyllis Shipman Shirley Kruger iH r • - ' . : ISMS . ' 1 i 3 V . Lois Rundberg Paul Pinner Mable Moore David Knotts fife, Luella Landrey Jean Miller James Huber, Jr. Kathryn Beegle Rose Stephens k Marlene Kinzie Ralph Fisher Earl Hineh Beverly Beard Dale Wyatt Donna Kirkpatrick Judith DeLong Robert Latham Mildred Downs David Marx Alberta White Loretta Fraley ' 8Nf1 Neil Strait Carol Bates Faith Hemmeter Kenneth Hollenbough Margaret Beinor Glendel Farrar Carolyn McGhee LaVange Jentzen John Remmenga «% Kenneth Noonan Geraldine Foster freshmen ■ .; • 5- il Martin Ami Rodney Kirkpatrick Barbara Wisehart Bill Isaacs James Crook X ? Joyce Culler Donald King Gene Cline June Ralph c A Juanita McFall Robert Covert Bonnie Gray CI mil Carl Gorslin 1 y ifi a. .1 , I Claude Smith Betty Markley Don Nelson Don Vickery Eulene Vannest Warren Rood i ( Dorothy Christenson Josie Jarvis Robert Moore Marlene Rean Max Huffman Marjorie Lee a Dorothy Lanman Gfen Erickson Joyce Pangborn Marcella Clark ■ ' ■--, Annabelle Ream Lois Tinder Gerald Adkins Deloris Rryan JoAnu Fraley Eleanor Hawley 11 t it Rettie StoufFer i . Dortha Davis Scott Gardner Nila Rright [75] freshmen Nola Holland Don Bond Virginia Horner . • r ,■■■ 1 15 s Eileen Young Marvin Shipman Connie Handschy Vinton Potts - y . Clyde Jackson Ralph Dickson % Tom Ramquist Burley Smith L - ' J Charles Beatty Gertrude Rippier Carlton Woods Shirley Waters Jacques Romain [76] V Marilyn Bryant Mable Sparks John Sparks Barbara McBride William Hull Don Bowers mr J r4 - David Kinnaman Marilyn Stone Janet Fiedler Eleanor Ediger ■ ' • , % l ti V . Harriet Jones Elvin Leichty Jon Hanson i Kenneth Deckard 1 John Sloan -, I I Paul Cotner : y «. ' I Catherine Gillies Hubert Straw John Spohn [77] X ea D v NOTUfcft Wt€VC r) AA Prv CH OUVEfl £U £W AM VU=€Pl G 0 V. Oor V yQvioW Aovi aAP V MO E tfU G£0 MILES THAT WSAtfy HEA 3 Of- AW W U (W • |M0 NtEO So WE 6Afc A =i.AV - lHA.TlS_Tft€_ JrlfV T GxOEjb. __. GLA -TPMOtf lfova — O TTH E£P AT iT G ot_ A CfcOfl IF Ttfey WA rr to V 0I 2.E [78] Left to right: Seated: Prof. Donson, sponsor; R. Scott, president. Standing: H. Berkey, student council representative; J. Roush, secretary-treasurer. seniors Doyle Lytle Fort Wayne, Indiana William Collins Brazil, Indiana Bennie Dale Boarbonnais, Illinois seniors not pictured Donald Grobe Charles Gutermuth Melvin Turner Paul Hoskins Salem, Indiana [79] underclassmen - ' Hubert Steininger Esther Ruddick Leo Reed Joe Roush Clarence Lykins HI Donald Canaday Roy Nichols Harold Berkey Robert Scott [80] ?l i ( j] Nancy Whipple Elkhart, Indiana Anita Birchard Guatemala, Central America academy seniors Prof. Sloan, sponsor; N. Whipple, secretary- treasurer; D. Andersen, president. Donna Andersen Yorktown, Indiana Mary Lou Jellison Winethrop, Iowa [81] academy Orvillc Floyd Freshman Pat Lane Sophomore Opal Jordan Freshman underclassmen Martha Sloan Freshman Janice Fuller Sophomore Naomi Curtain Freshman [82] Patsy Kell Sophomore Gerald Kiner Sophomore Fred Haas Freshman Phi llip Hull -. Mary Davis : y V : dministration administration faculty staff office staff board of trustees physical plant I j; fit ipi M ' . fMB ..l:ii ' -J ■ ' •; ; I ' ' . I ■ ,7-- ' ' ' ' wotm ■ :■- ' ■,.,.. '  s , «x 111 ;fl|fi . ||sJ !i i ' -V iwtt Wife . w «, HI — ! -i , .vv; «■ ' ' . (iUHi i??jfei:f4 §«$y $(4 ' ■■ ;-. ; l ' fife . ' ■ ' Sa our president ,V ' -free ' , The Christian College This year you have had the high privilege of being enrolled in a Christian College. The advantages which have accrued to you have been many. Among the more important advantages are those of close personal friendships in a warm atmosphere of Christian spirit and fellowship. This is true concerning both faculty members and student body. There is a sense in which Olivet is a closely knit family with little differentiation between faculty and student. The success of any one on the campus is not only the success of one individual but it is that of the corporate group. Likewise, failure on the part of any one is reflected not only in that individual, but in the entire Olivet family as well. This community feeling of love, fellowship, and concern plays a dynamic part in making Olivet a Christian college. For the secular college, all of life is secular, but for the Christian college, all of lite is sacred. It is this distinction which makes all the difference in the world. This does not mean that the Christian young person, or Christian col- lege, is drab and uninteresting; it simply means that life has a central purpose, a real point of beginning, from which life can be lived to the full. That is one reason why an educator observed, while visiting Olivet recently, that our young people look so clean and so whole- some. There is a Christian buoyancy, enthusiasm, and idealism on a Christian campus which carries with it genuine contagion for Christian service in all the vocations of life. May God grant us a truly Christian college, and truly Christian young people to meet the challenge of our day. Harold W. Reed, M. S., Th.D., D.D. President, Olivet Nazarene College [861 Carl S. McClain A.B., M.A., Litt.D. Registrar administrative officers Willis E. Snowbarger A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Dean of the College R. Wayne Gardner B.S., M.A., D.D. Dean of Students Charles L. Henderson Business Manager John W. Svvearengen Field Secretary [87] -lift. e?j Dwight J. Strickler A.B., M.S. Biological Sciences Used lollipop J. F. Leist M.A., D.D. Biblical Literature r Walter B. Larsen B.Mus., Mus.M., B.S.M.EcL, Mus.D. Theory and Choral Music Clinton J. Bushey A.B., M.A., B.D., Th.D. Biological Sciences faculty Naomi Larsen B.Mus., Mus.M. Piano and Voice [88] R. L. Lunsford Th.B., M.A. Theology and Biblical Literature V f « ritiflBK William David Rice A.B., M.A. Physics and Mathematics Coral E. Demaray A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Classical Languages and Biblical Literature Ruth E. Gilley A.B., M.A., B.S. in L.S. Library Science Four mice in a juice can Lloyd G. Mitten B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Business Administration [89] X Wanda Donson Th.B., A.B., M.Th. Biblical Literature and Theology Second storu view of Mexican ri hna b ' icucie Elizabeth S. Endsley B.Ed., M.A. Education and Mathematics Ella Leona Gale Mus.D. Organ r 4Z$ Harvey Humble A.B., M.A. History [90] faculty Nellie O. Hardin A.B., M.A. Romance Languages F. O. Parr A.B., M.A. Sociology Leo W. Slagg A.B., M.A. Romance Languages PEC) Esther Welsh B.S., M.A. Business Administration wVfch notnino ewer him Paul L. Schwada B.S., Th.B., M.A. Biblical Literature Jewell Flaugher B.Mus. Violin [91] o William P. Sloan A.B., M.Ed. Education weelcs f penieiilih skots Leroy Brown A.B., M.A., Ed.D. Speech Kenneth Bade B.Mus., Mus.M. Piano A. Bond Woodruff A.B., Th.B., M.A., Ph.D. Psychology faculty Leonard Anderson B.S., M.S. B usiness Administration [92] John H. Cotner A.B., TLB., M.A., Ph.D. Religious Education Jessie A. Coburn A.B., M.S. Home Economics Clarence E. Grothaus A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Chemistry [93] Winona Day Kell A.B., M.A. English berace at p«dn Harriet Arneson Demaray A.B., M.A. English Daniel W. Liddell B.Mus., Mus.M. Voice ) I Bear cliw kirwj tree Elmore W. Vail A.B., M.S. (Ed.) Physical Education Ralph Perry Th.B., A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Education Carl Bangs A.B., B.D. Philosophy faculty F v  H 1 fJ i V C. Elvan Olmstead A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Biblical Literature [94] ( •«-■■ «• 0 x Harvey A. Collins B.F.A., M.F.A. Art Efrie Martin A.B., M.B., M.Ed. Assistant Librarian Everett W. Moore A.B., M.A. Business Administration and Economics James Johnson A.B., M.A. English purdtnid Earl E. Barrett A.B., B.D., S.T.M., S.T.D., M.A. Ph.D. Philosophy NsbT mr [95 1 Vernon T. Groves B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Education i Henry Cross A.B., M.S. Psychology Tiaskful rabbit com ' tnq out of A maatcioVs hat Jam A f c arol Bane B.Mus. Piano faculty Harlow Hopkins B.S., M.S. Music Education til ' ! Harriet Hopkins B.Mus. Piano [96] Imogene Collins A.B. Academy Social Studies . ■ - ■ N Eunice McClain A.B. Academy English Ricardo Fernandez A.B. Academy Spanish Anita Richards B.S. Theory A Q. Start ©T a ir WaodrirfpS lab Lois Reader A.B. Academy Mathematics and English [97] board of trustees ALUMNI _ . , r . ,. Dr. Donald Starr, Detroit, Michigan CENTRAL OHIO „ , , Dr. Harvey S. Galloway, Columbus, Ohio Rev. R. B. Frederick, Ironton, Ohio Rev. Miles A. Simmons, Columbus, Ohio CHICAGO CENTRAL , , Rev. Mark Moore, Kankakee, Illinois Mr. Myron Walker, Danville, Illinois ILLINOIS . . . Dr. W. S. Purmton, Springfield, Illinois Rev. Geo. H. D. Reader, Georgetown, Illinois Mr. J. Harlan Milby, Springfield, Illinois IOWA _ ,, . Rev Gene Phillips, Des Moines, Iowa Rev. T. T. McCord, Oskaloosa, Iowa MICHIGAN Rev. O. L. Maish, Grand Rapids, Michigan Rev. H. W. Thomas, Lansing, Michigan Rev. Alva W. Eastman, Kalamazoo, Michigan EASTERN MICHIGAN . Dr W. M. McGuire, Pontiac, Michigan Rev. E. W. Martin, Detroit, Michigan Rev. Leslie Parrott, Flint, Michigan MISSOURI „ , , .,. Dr E. D. Simpson, Maplewood, Missouri Mr Charles F. Jacobs, University City, Missouri Rev. F. A. Welsh, Kirkwood, Missouri NORTHEAST INDIANA Dr. Paul Updike, Marion, Indiana Rev. Walter B. Greek, Winchester, Indiana Rev. J. T. Trueax, Peru, Indiana NORTHWEST INDIANA Rev. Arthur C. Morgan, Valparaiso, Indiana Rev. M. K. Millikan, Kokomo, Indiana NORTHWEST ILLINOIS Rev. L. E. Eckley, Peoria, Illinois Rev. H. C. Hatton, Sterling, Illinois SOUTHWEST INDIANA Rev. Leo C. Davis, Bedford, Indiana Rev. Albert Schneider, Vincennes, Indiana Rev. J. C. Collins, Oakland City, Indiana WESTERN OHIO Dr. W. E. Albea, Dayton, Ohio Rev. Paul G. Bassett, Norwood, Ohio Rev. Howard S. Sylvia, VanWert, Ohio WISCONSIN Dr. C. A. Gibson, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Rev. Donald J. Gibson, Milwaukee, Wisconsin INDIANAPOLIS Rev. Luther Cantwell, Indianapolis, Indiana Rev. Harley Downs, Indianapolis, Indiana Rev. Jesse Towns, Clermont, Indiana Alyn Fletcher Business Office Manager .OU  h pasture — - ate all rd s, Q one to find W oT€ •:■ r i Jean W. Olson Assistant Registrar Lauren I. Seamen, M.D. School Physician Mary Marvin Manager of the Bookstore staff V Ruth B. Lane, R.N. School Nurse r 100 1 Leila High Dormitory Matron Mrs. Marie Wentz Dietician leoce uiith r penthouse [101] Ruth Donaldson Dormitory Matron BJLB Prisoner peK ' tno bars Ruth Bunzel Secretary to the Dean Lavana Stone Secretary to the Registrar office help Dorothy Turner Secretary to the Business Manager Esther Tripp Bookkeeper [102] Barbara Reed Division of Fine Arts Secretary Delores Eaton Placement Office Secretary Carol Miller Secretary to the Assistant Registrar rmdqei behind p ' tckert ffence Katherine Yogi Chapel Secretary [103] Edward Brodien Engineer maintenance Wesley Bentley Custodian 0HOfr - Albert Bloom Landscape Gardener Jack Kammer School Carpenter [104] Ora Barrick Night Watchman m mm Williams Hall :-.fe} tti NjtlU4£ ■ r ■ ■ ifsg ■■ ■ if ; SI sM A ' ' •Cifjj ' ..- fr4ju«JUp £ W : i .m m impm (. «ffi M ff!¥ W k I ..- •■- s x . V . ,i ■jg$teii WW W ;JP 1 : SP 1   « a? ' .VI 5Jtf ;■ ,Vv. ' ft : Si ■mm- 3I Cw ' i ' 1 ' mSmh mi to , ®J «f| .f ! - ' Hit lis If K ' iVliller Dining Hall ' ,- ' Vis ' • ' ■ pw? I W %, mi JW ' ST ' , y MP wi: S P : .. .-■_.;.. ::, viiS;:. ' % $ $ ' r- r .H W ' ■ ■ ... i ' M. f | I it lift • ■; College Church A A WjcW ,. . ,.« .,t. , , ; .-.. .,._ • , lyTWl MilA Little --Great By Becky Holstein A snowflake here within my palm, So tiny yet so strong; For out from it Shall come a drop To help some plant along! A grain of sand upon the beach, Of what use could it be? Some day it may Be molded glass To help somebody see! A single note within the scale Is useless, so it seems, But put within Its rightful place— J A melody it gleams! A clove of garlic in a sauce May seem so light, so small, And yet without it That same sauce Would not taste right at all! b A little word of thoughtfulness, Of cheer, of comfort too, Could change a life If spoken right- It ' s entirely up to you! The life of one upon this earth Although not bright with fame l Then, too, can count, j And blessed be, If Christ is the true aim! ] l Fevers First Epidemic By Joe Herdler It ' s April, the warm days have come back again, And a smell in the air says we ' re gonna have rain. There ' s a brand-new green carpet up the side of the hill, And the creek in the meadow has started to fill. The apple-tree ' s branches are white with their bloom, And a breeze full of perfume has flooded the room. There ' s a boy and girl walking away down the road, And their big picnic basket seems hardly a load. The birds have been singing their best all day long, ' Til it seems the whole world is alive with the song. It ' s still light, yet my eyes have grown heavy somehow. There ' s work to be done . . . but perhaps not just now. [ 113 ] organizations fine arts chapel publications campus life . ' ' I : ; : !■■. ' ' ' ' f ' .b m mx : : :m ll : ' . ' , A.., , vv . l! [ft liiiili J, ;3 . V ' l YJv ' V i ' ft ' ' 1 -. ' • ' ! ' . ' , ■ ) ' 1 i{ : 1 ■ ' 9 $?■ ' ■;? • ?■■ Iffclf [: ' ■ , ' V.f First Row: J. Dorset, O. Sheets, P. Bright, L. Simian, L. Tinder, E. Garrett, M. Borger, N. Castelletti, H. Romeril, F. Fortune. Second Row: D. Carpenter, J. Tripp, D. Canaday, R. Scott, W. Braker, R. Moore, C. Lykins, D. Lytle, L. Ketterman, J. Stark. Third Roiv: J. Harriman, R. Sanders, M. Grooms, L. Schoenwetter, B. Beatty, H. Baxter, R. Steidel, H. Gillespy, D. Whitte- berry, E. Armstrong, J. Clark, P. Lawrence, H. Soward. Fourth Row: B. Smith, W. Smith, V. Adragna, R. Gibson, C. Hinch, M. Donaldson, H. Canaday, A. Salisbury, R. Hunt, H. Moore, H. Rose, C. Peckham. Fifth Row: D. Reedy, D. Hill, C. Stone, K. Noonan, J. Dodds, J. Wilson, J. Harris, L. Staley, T. Dutridge, R. Collins, D. Spotloe, T. Rypczynski, W. Burns. Sixth Row: J. Mitchell, R. Edwards, W. Smith, D. Warner, K. Neiderheiser, G. Leib, J. Calvert, R. Fisher, J. Remmenga, M. Hutchins, R. Frum, D. Robbins. President Rolland Kerns Vice-President Gordon Dawes Second Vice-President .... Lee Ketterman Secretary Evelyn Craig Treasurer Jack Hanson Sponsor Dr. John Cotner [116] ministerial fellowship The objectives of the Ministerial Fellowship are: to promote fellowship among the ministerial students of Olivet, to increase the general efficiency of each member in terms of christian leadership. Events of the Fellowship included two breakfasts; the speakers were Rev. Mark Moore, District Superint endent of the Chicago Central District and Rev. Gene Phillips, District Superintendent of Iowa. The project of the Fellow- ship this year was the completion of the Church of the Nazarene at Momence, Illinois. The banquet was the highlight of the year with Dr. Gish and Dr. Crider as speakers, both from the Nazarene Theological Seminary. First Row: J. Cotner, Dr. Reed, W. Donson, E. Craig, G. Dawes, Sr., R. Kerns, J. Barnell, J, Hanson, R. Lunsford, C. Mathews. Second Row: L. Lease, O. Welsh, D. Ely, F. Miller, H. Sals bury, D. Holstein, C. Smith, P. Komori. Third Row: P. Belt, C. Tooley, J. Greenlee, R. Smith, C. Wain man, P. Canen, R. Covert, W. Isaacs, G. Dawes, Jr., I. Beatty. Fourth Row: H. Miller, C. Bowers, W. Thorpe, H. Taylor, M. Roth, D. Nelson, D. King, N. Strait, P. McCullough, E. Marvin, J. Stark. Fifth Row: J. Morgan, C. Kallsen, F. Robbins, A. Thorn, L. Prater, D. Vickery, E. Jewell, R. Barr, R. Latham, N. Zurcher. Sixth Row: G. Mowers, G. Farrar, F. Howard, R. Eaton, R. Hawley, M. Thill, N. Wiseman, R. Hoskins, C. Osborne, M. Reed. [117 1 student prayer band President Harry Romeril Vice-President Cal Mathews Music Director Lester Hart Secretary-Treasurer Wendell Parsons J3i , Spiritual food Ot}] eril [118] gale organ guild President Robert Brown Vice-President William Coil Secretary Nancy Tesch Treasurer Jean Schray Sponsor Dr. Ella L. Gale Co-Sponsor Prof. Kenneth Bade The objectives of the Gale Organ Guild include the promotion of good church music, the development of efficient church organists and of the realization of their responsibilities and duties. Membership in t he Guild is made up of students in the Organ Department and others interested in Organ and Church music. The various activities which the Guild sponsored or participated in this year include an Organ Recital by Prof. Kenneth Bade, a lecture by Mr. Theodore Knauft, an observation tour in which a number of church organs were studied, a Vesper service, the annual Christmas dinner and spring banquet. First Row: M. York, W. Larsen, K. Bade, E. Bolender, L. Gale. Second Row: H. Benge, M. Hoffert, C. Hartberg, H. Samra, A. Ream, A. Changnon, W. Coil, E. Larsen, C. Bane, J. Schray. Third Row: P. Shipman, G. Nance, B. Peterson, M. Handschy, G. Johnson, J. Mandley, A. Richards, P. Pinner. [119] on 9 First Row: J. Jarvis, W. Thorpe, K. Yogi, W. Kell, Dr. Reed, N. Zureher, J. Cotner, R. Downs, M. Borger, M. Brashaw. Second Row: A. Slade, J. Culler, J. Hemmeter, J. Feidler, D. Pangborn, R. Stephens, L. Tinder, C. Bellamy, G. Snodgrass, M. Bobb, A. Taylor, G. Baker. Third Row: N. Davis, A. Arthurs, D. Steele, D. Keller, L. Suman, G. Baker, A. Ream, B. Chambers, E. Craig, D. Dieckoff, J. Hendershot, S. Benham, L. Proffer. Fourth Row: P. Komori, H. Salsbury, ' G. Erickson, P. Lawrence, D. Schlegel, G. Dawes, Sr., D. Whitteberry, R. Sanders, K. Hawley, G. Dawes, Jr., W. Isaacs, P. Canen. Fifth Row: J. DeBreaux, A. Trimble, N. Castelletti, S. Ryan, L. Rundberg, G. Bambauer, B. Griffin, L. Tippey, V. Schwin, J. Dike, B. Strong, S. Burris, E. Ediger, P. Burgess. Sixth Row: O. Sheets, J. Hansher, R. Eaton, R. Gibson, R. Moore, H. Canaday, D. Warner, C. Osterkamp, O. Smith, N. Brough, R. Collins, R. Steidel, N. Wiseman. missionary band President Norman Zureher Vice-President Katherine Yogi Secretary Rosalie Downs Treasurer William Thorpe Librarian Myrtle Borger Sponsor Mrs. Kell The Student Missionary Band in its endeavor to keep World Wide Missions before our college has banded together the called missionaries and all others interested in missions. With the loyal support of the entire college family we have been able to finance the buying of a tent for British Honduras. This year ' s activities included a missionary lecture series by Rev. Spurgeon Hendrix (missionary to Argentina), inspirational meetings, prayer and fasting services, and the annual missionary breakfast. I 120 1 chi sigma rho President Dave Anderson Vice-President Janice Powell Secretary Nancy Tesch Treasurer Maxine Dawson Sponsor Dr. LeRoy Brown To promote good speaking, to teach better oral in- terpretation, and to help create an over-all interest in the various speech activities on campus are the goals of Chi Sig. During the year the club presented several chapel programs and short skits and furnished talent for many of the school activities. D. Whitteberry, F. Borger, W. Kizzee, Dr. Brown First Row: J. Powell, J. Gilroy, C. Riddle, D. Barker, E. Craig, J. Meyers, C. Roat, M. Borger, M. Beasley, L. Cleveringa, M. Dawson. Second Row: A. Delcamp, M. Britton, J. Henley, J. Pate, C. Ostercamp, D. Anderson, E. Vastbinder, D. Whitteberry, M. Grooms, G. Dawes, C. Tooley. [121] First Row: M. Hoffert, R. Brown, N. Lockman, P. Petrie, C. Nash, R. Peters, E. Lane, B. Nauman, V. Schoenwetter. Second Row: E. Anderson, P. Burgess, B. Petersen, G. Ulveling, K. Yogi, R. Thomas, L. Lawson, G. Nance. Third Row: N. Robinette, M. Cook, D. Keller, L. Monroe, J. Fraley, S. Bayes, J. Pangborn, E. Holland, D. Steele. Fourth Row: A. Trimble, R. Scott, E. Campbell, M. Cannon, C. Lockwood, B. Steele, M. Wright, N. Morse, F. Hawk. Fifth Row: L. Green, J. Dike, B. Stites, P. Nichols, V. Schwin, B. Lane, L. Airman, S. Ryan, L. Marsh, L. West. Sixth Row: J. Myers, C. McLaughlin, C. Stevens, D. Slack, D. Priest, F. Hallum, R. Wall, C. Chandler, V. King, G. Bambauer. phi tau omega chapter President Violet Schoenwetter Vice-President Eugene Anderson Secretary Joyce Mandly Treasurer Betty Nauman Librarian Mary Maxwell Historian Evangeline Lane Sponsor Prof. Schwada r J22 First Row: G. Anderson, J. Mandley, P. L. Schwada, E. Bateman, J. Hanson, C. Blochberger, W. Isaacs, F. Fitzgerrel. Second Row: A. Taylor, J. Storer, J. Powell, M. Lane, M. Brown, J. Ross, C. Riddle, M. Kennedy, W. Sheffield. Third Row: C. Tracy, J. Woods, E. Johnson, B. Gray, S. Hamilton, N. Holland, R. Stephens, M. Reed. Fourth Row: D. Dieckhoff, J. Fraley, M. Dawson, S. Ide, B. Thompson, E. Johnson, E. Davis, C. Bellamy. Fifth Row: M. Brashaw, K. Shoemaker, B. Toole, W. Terry, B. Strong, E. Bolender, M. York, L. Rose. Sixth Row: M. Schneider, J. Hansher, K. Cumins, W. Miller, R. Reiss, L. Hart, J. Brillhart, V. Kurth, S. Spence. future teachers of america One of the largest clubs on campus is the Phi Tau Omega Chapter of FTA. Its purpose is to ac- quaint future teachers with the history, ethics, and program of the organized teaching profession. Mem- bers of the local chapter are also members of the state and national organization. The group is proud of one of its members, Ruth Peters, who is the president of the Illinois Association of FTA this year. Observing National Education Week, making field trips, participating in state FTA meetings, and ar- ranging for a variety of interesting and helpful programs have kept the club busy throughout the year. [123] First Row: J. Netf, P. Canen, O. Sheets. Second Row: H. Samra, A. DelCamp, M. Thill, M. Drake, N. Zurcher. platonian philosophical society President Marvin Thill Vice-President Marvin Drake Secretary Adrian DelCamp Treasurer Harold Rose Sponsor Prof. C. Bangs Open-mindedness, Closed-mindedness, or Empty-mindedness . . . The Delimitation of the Individual by the Group . . . Is Prevarication Ever Justifiable? . . . These were some of the discussion units on the agenda for the Platonian Philosophical Society during the year. The purpose of this society is to give those students who are deeply interested in philosophy and who have completed three hours of this subject an opportunity to discuss various philosophical subjects. The society sponsored as guest speaker in Chapel Dr. Harold L. Bosley. Dr. Bosley also addressed the society at the spring luncheon. [124] international relations club President David Elwood Secretary-Treasurer .... Adrian DelCamp Program Chairman James Pate Sponsor Prof. Humble The International Relations Club is composed of students who are interested in contemporary international issues as well as political matters on national, state, and local levels. The purposes of the Club are two-fold: to bring together for discussion those who have a natural interest in the political issues of national govern- ments and to develop among its new members and the student body at large a sense of world awareness which will ultimately result in a more intelligent dispensement of civic duties and privileges. R. Smith, O. Sheets, H. Samra, H. Humble, J. Pate, E. Vastbinder, L. Patterson, A. Thorn, D. Hill, M. Grooms, A. DelCamp. ' m ai« • - is : ' ' ASM t y [125] First Row: R. North, E. Welsh, E. Morse, E. Holstein, W. Parsons, L. Mitten, E. Moore, M. Batdorf. Second Row: A. Slade, W. Candel, E. Ray, L. Fallis, R. Hassinger, D. Lanman, E. Anderson, J. Storer, S. Kruger, D. Sanders. Third Row: J. Nielson, R. Peters, C. Bates, D. Christenson, E. Ediger, P. Joseph, D. Anthony, L. Williams, J. Morris, A. Middleton, N. Morse. Fourth Row: D. Knotts, C. Gorslin, M. Sanders, L. Krumrie, H. Else, P. Tomlinson, V. Kurth, G. Sheffield, G. Erickson, J. Henley. Fifth Row: J. VanCleve, I. Woods, S. Davis, M. Lee, M. McRoberts, V. King, N. Hendricks, R. Douglas, J. Beanblossom, W. Bennett. Sixth Row: D. Watson, D. Duff, C. Ostercamp, R. Smith, A. Copeland, K. Short, K. Engle, R. Davis, D. Cowan, R. Chapman. commerce club President Elizabeth Holstein Vice-President Nancy Tesch Secretary Elsie Morse Treasurer Wendell Parsons Sponsor Dr. L. G. Mitten •  • The Commerce Club attempts to promote the business interests of the stu- dents of Olivet and to discover ways in which Christian business men and women can serve effectively in their field. Wiener roasts, business films, and lectures by business men constituted the activities of the year. The club co-sponsored the fourth annual Business Conference. The final highlight of the year was the Annual Banquet at the Yesteryear. [126] p First Row: D. Strickler, J. Hanson, C. Fulwider, J. Brillhart, C. Lusk, C. Grothaus, W. Rice. Second Row: M. Keeler, C. Bellamy, P. Dishong, C. Blochberger, P. Bassett, B. Phillips, C. Tooley, R. Smith, M. Rife, S. Hamilton. Third Row: M. Brashaw, A. Middleton, S. Bayes, L. Lawson, M. Cook, E. Kleer, J. Pangborn, K. Shoemaker, T. Thomas, E. Anderson, J. VanCleve. Fourth Row: J. Hansher, W. Miller, V. Kurth, D. Johnson, D. Elwood, H. Rogers, G. Anderson, C. Rife, K. Bolender, J. Sloan. Fifth Row: L. Fallis, M. Thompson, B. Steele, L. West, W. Terry, M. McRoberts, C. McLaughlin, B. Lane, M. Schneider, S. Davis, E. Campbell. Sixth Row: N. Lockman, R. Smith, D. Cowan, R. Agan, L. Larsen, J. Calvert, D. Priest, E. Vastbinder, M. Hutchins, W. Rood, L. Patterson, R. Huggins. science club President James Brillhart Vice-President Catherine Fulwider Secretary Carol Lusk Treasurer John Hanson Sponsor Dr. Clarence Grothaus The aims of the Science Club are fourfold: to promote interest in, and appreciation of, the various branches of natural science; to share with others on the campus the results of our investigations; to stress the practical applications of the sciences; and to uphold the Christian ideals of our college. To carry out these aims the club takes field trips, strives for a balance between social and scien- tific interest in programs for monthly meetings, and co-operates with other organizations in all school projects. The year was climaxed with a breakfast banquet in the spring. [ 127 ] Sitting: C. McLaughlin, K. Shoemaker, J. Coburn, V. King, H. Birchard, A. Fernandez, M. Cook. Standing: M. Garner, D. Sanders, D. Pangbcrn, J. Lee, D. Kirkpatrick M Reed, M. Lee, P. Niehols, R. Headlee, L. Marsh, C. Roat, P. Hooks, A. Ream, D. Davis, J. Latham, J. Hanson, A. blade. home economics club President Virginia King Vice-President Jean Ann Lee Secretary-Treasurer Phyllis Nichols Sponsor Miss Coburn The main objective of the Home Economics Club is the promotion of leader- ship and practical experience, which is not possible in the class room. The fu- ture homemakers have had hat reviews, cooking and decorating demonstrations, field trips, and films pertaining to problems of the home. These special programs have been followed by interesting discussions. Through the club the members have learned the principles of good homemaking. [128] aqua maids team President Pat McGuire Vice-President Esther Johnson Sponsor Jean Barnell An attempt was made to organize a girls ' swimming team this year. The purpose of the organization is to promote enthusiasm among girls who like to swim. Syncronized swimming was the main objective of the club. First Row: Z. Hawkins, C. Riddle, J. Gilroy, S. Hamilton. Second Row: P. McGuire, E. Johnson, S. Waters, B. Wells, P. Pinner, J. Barnell, S. Kruger, D. Keller, M. Brown, D. Martin. Third Row: L. Tippey, L. Cleveringa, R. Holstein. [129 1 i $$fM First Row: B. Hickler, K. Yogi, J. Lee, B. Nauman. Second Row: E. Morse, R. Peters, J. Mandley, L. Fallis, J. Latham. Third Row: E. Anderson, E. Holstein, M. Reed, G. Nance, W. Donson, P. Fry, J. Woods. women ' s residence association President Glenna Nance Vice-President Elsie Morse Secretary Beverly Hickler Treasurer Elizabeth Holstein Chaplain Katherine Yogi Sponsor Mrs. Wanda. Donson The purpose of the Women ' s Residence Association is to maintain a cul- tural, Christian atmosphere among the women in the dormitory. This year the W.R.A. held its first Big-Little Sister Banquet. This affair was very successful, 250 girls attended. Other activities were: entering a float in the Tip-Off Parade, sponsoring Twirp Week, the Christmas Sing, open house, and the In- vestiture Day Tea. [130] men ' s dormitory association President Robert Crabtree Vice-President Lloyd Patterson Secretary Norman Zurcher Treasurer Darrell Trotter Prayer meetings . . . parties . . . basketball tournaments . . . who stacked Larry ' s room? Such activities enter into the program of the M.D.A. during the year. This organization is in its fourth year and is becoming more important and active in Chapman Hall. The purpose of the Association is to promote Christian fellowship, deepen the spiritual life of the students, cultivate proper etiquette, and improve general dorm conduct. The association has a prayer meeting each Thursday night. This year it sponsored parties and a dorm basket- ball tournament for the residents of Chapman Hall. Sitting: D. Trotter, C. Barnes, N. Zurcher. Standing: J. Bedsworth, H. Romeril, C. Hasselbring, R. Crabtree, F. Fortune, L. Patterson. [131] First Row: M. Beasley, D. Barker, E. Craig, E. Lane, D. Dieckhotf. Second Row: R. Smith, H. Benge, J. Pate, D. Anderson, L. Patterson, N. Barnes. english guild President Norm Barnes Vice-President Charles Blochberger Secretary Dorothy Dieckhoff Treasurer Lloyd Patterson Sponsor Mrs. Demaray The English Guild is made up primarily of English majors and minors, but is open to others interested in English. At meetings held every third Thursday of the month, the Guild discusses books, essays, and poetry. The main project of the Guild is to sell Mums for Tip-Off. This year more mums were sold than in any previous year. Two chapel programs and a trip to the University of Illinois to see a classical play were important projects. The annual English Guild Banquet was the final event of the year. [132] Tw b S i£ Y , ufce VvnSH wy =okKrs Codld Vv e Hg d 0£Prteus. A t© might. rPOULO PQX £r T THC V ft T g AVQ65T EN MT5SSIAH Otr _JL -ttte 6i C a«JQu£t. Wo De £ wHo ' u. fK cutXE TttcrtR Eti A eM oT . 1-JasfrMC I I HcWE ro CONDUCT TiNUT . _2i_yjL _ 6 ' t -. OST W W V t u 1 GST A y 4oU IV C P(2CPS Mvum mo C U VTC TO feoToTHC A300K OVnI . MCtfrtaaS • — At-AAOSi 16 0S6OT Id THE G «a c r . i 4 ou , 2 { o« oUl o n -, o o tck o n n x t V V t r ' t tSW mi a if r l First Roti): M. Cook, M. Clark, C. Handschy, J. Latham, B. Gray, G. Nance, G. Coonier, B. Petersen, V. Schoenwetter, J. Mandly, j. Jarvis, M. Hickler, G. Johnson, J. Woods. Second Row: M. Kinzie, H. Birchard, A. White, B. Evans, J. Neilson, C. Jordan, R. Morrisson, D. Calvin, N. Robinette, L. Williams, D. Barker, A. Slade, M. Jellison. Third Row: J. Schray, H. Lawrence, J. Fraley, W. Van Meter, M. Durbin, G. Sparks, W. Coburn, D. McMurrin, D. Whitte- berry, C. Osborn, R. North, J. Miller, R. Scott. Fourth Row: F. Seiftert, S. Waters, E. Bolender, B. Bambauer, J. Barnell, E. Ediger, V. Schwin, N. Hendricks, B. Reed, C. Howerter, P. Shipman, J. Pangborn. Fifth Row: R. Howerter, J. Payton, R. Reiss, K. Belville, R. Agan, L. Strickland, R. Simon, J. Romain, D. Lawrence, K. Cumins, B. Hendley, P. Stinnette. apollo chorus iSSaorvn Larsen The Apollo Chorus, the largest musical organization on Olivet ' s Campus, is under the capable leadership of Naomi Larsen. The 65 member group enjoyed both social and musical activities throughout the school year. One of the outstanding events was participation with Orpheus Choir in the annual presentation of Handel ' s Messiah. The Apollo Chorus proved to be a blessing in their musical contribution to the worship services in College Church of the Nazarene. The student officers are: John Payton, president; Willis Coburn, vice-president; Gwen Johnson, secre- tary; Barbara Reed, treasurer; Joyce Mandly, social chairman; Gene Braun, librarian. [ 134 ] Orpheus Choir, now in its 21st season, and perhaps the most outstanding organization on campus, has attained new heights in its unique ministry in music, under the leadership of Dr. Walter B. Larsen, founder and con- ductor. A wider variety of musical presentations was made possible by a Chamber Orchestra within the membership of the choir. February 18, 1955 was a red letter day in the history of the choir, as it has long been the desire of choir alumni and friends that records be made for dissemination over the entire country. This year has seen the fulfillment of this aspiration when Recorded Publications Company, affiliated with RCA Victor, cut several selections for dis- tribution. The choir ' s most outstanding activities this year in- cluded: appearance at Keswick Conference in Chicago, presentation of Handel ' s Messiah to two capacity au- diences, participation with the College Symphony Or- chestra in a joint concert for the Kankakee Women ' s Club, and its annual tour, this year throughout Michigan, Indiana and Ohio. The activities of the choir were rounded out in its an- nual banquet at Wings in Rantoul, 111., and its par- ticipation in the Commencement activities. orpheus choir Left to right: First Row: M. Morgan, M. Lane, J. Knox, M. Reed, L. Van Aken, C. Hasselbring, B. Fullerton, M. Kennedy. Second Rmv: E. Holstein, J. Powell, N. Davis, G. Ulveling, N. Larson, M. Birchard, L. Cleveringa, A. Richards, M. Bryant. Third Row: C. Bowers, J. Clark, R. Meyer, K. Bade, D. Anderson, L. Hart, W. Coil, D. Liddell, H. Keech, F. Fitzgerrel. Fourth Row: Z. Hawkins, M. Reed, M. Spearman, R. Headlee, R. McClain, V. King, B. Wells, L. Knox, F. Hawk, S. Burris. Fifth Row: G. Phillips, G. Foiles, F. Garton, D. Trotter, R. Brown, L. Larson, W. Gallup, D. North, H. Samra, H. Rogers. cs £1 C% [ 135 ] ' 1 Let ' s get this jewel a rollin ' Sing! Gizmos! Jest strollin ' O-riclge-inal ridge runners Another day— Another meatloaf Happy Birthday, Bev (49th time ' Leaders of the pack _ - Ar ' m •  •. 5P v ._ ' ' Under the direction of Dr. Walter B. Larsen, the 120 voices of Orpheus and Apollo Choirs and soloists, sang Handc oratorio, Messiah, to two capacity audiences durin the Christmas season. This tremendous presentation was the musical highlight of the year for all Olivet and Kankakee music lovers. It was not only a wonderful musical experience for all who j heard it but also a spiritual impact not soon to be forgotten. V f 137] HB Left to rig First Row: M. Birchard, N. Davis, E. Holstein, J. Powell, P. McGuire. Second Row: G. Foiles, R. Headlee, L. Knox, R. McClain, L. Hart, G. Cline. Third Row: J. Barnell, G. Phillips, W. Gallup, H. Rose, J. Smith, F. Fitzgerrel. olivetians -Danv e ' ddett The Olivetians, functioning in its third year, enjoyed a successful year under the leadership of its capable di- rector, Professor Daniel Liddell. This select ensemble has appeared in many programs of various types, in- cluding a Christmas concert for the Kankakee Twen- tieth Century Club, a Christmas program for the annual all-school Christmas party, periodic appearances in Col- lege Church, special services in various churches in the vicinity, and a spring concert, consisting primarily of secular music. The student officers are: Jack Barnell, president; Ruth McClain, secretary-treasurer; Pat McGuire, li- brarian. [ 138 ] senior recitals Winard Wilhoyte Mr. Winard Wilhoyte, pianist, was presented in the first Senior Recital of the year on May 12, 1955, in Howe Chapel. Works by Scarlatti, Bach, Brahms, Chopin, and some more con- temporary composers were performed by Mr. Wilhoyte, who was assisted by Miss Ruth McClain, contralto. Ik William Coil i Ruth McLain On May 6, 1955, the Division of Fine Arts presented Mr. William Coil, baritone, in a Senior Recital. Mr. Coil, a church music major, sang se- lections by Mendelssohn, Dvorak, DuBois, Liszt, Hamblen, and Toscelli. Miss Beverly Peterson, pianist, as- sisted in this their final recital of the year. Beverly Petersen [139] our representatives King ' s Heralders R. Deal; K. Bellville; J. Deal; accompanist, G. Foiles. [140] l , G - c V aSS Ctusa 1 d -s P. Stinnette; G. Parker; J. Payton; accompanist, C. Bowers Harmonaires W )«. a c. ' -v. ., - , i ■«-, ' V s ' Good afternoon, Goodwin Hall. Carl Bangs Twelve students— specialists on trumpet, French horn, trombone, baritone horn, and tuba— comprise the Brass Choir, a unique organization which plays choral music withou t singing and which uses band instruments without using band music. Hymn tunes, choral compositions, organ chorals, and gospel songs are transcribed for brass instruments to make up the repertoire of this group. With this varied program the Brass Choir has found an enthusiastic response to its concerts in chapel, in College Church, in Youth for Christ rallies, and in churches throughout the mid- west. The sonority of the brasses coupled with re- harmonized arrangements of familiar church music gives new interest to these concerts of sacred music. Prof. Carl Bangs directs the group and makes some of their musical arrangements. The student officers are: Bruce Phillips, presi- dent; Beverly Fullerton, secretary-treasurer; Douglas Reedy, librarian; and John Neff, chaplain. brass choir Left to right: First Roiv: B. Phillips, M. Brown, J. Hansher, M. Beasley, B. Fullerton. Second Row: C. Hartberg, C. Wood, R. Fisher, D. Reedy, L. Knox, J. Neff. [143] Marching Band college band The Concert Band contributes in many ways to the musical, social, and recreational life at Olivet Its schedule has included appearances at the Fall Talent Show, the Tip-off game many of the Friday nigh! ' basketball games, a chapel concert, assembly programs in nearby public schools, and a formal spring concert. When occasion demands, the Concert Band appears as a marching unit. A landmark in Olivet band history was reached at Tip-off when a 58-piece marching band in uniforms led the parade. A new feature he Mrch ng band is the six-member Girls ' Drill Team, which leads the band m marchmg formation and performs incite maneuvers at the basketball games. Normal Barnes is the drum major of the band and trainer of the drill team. Under the leadership of Prof. Carl Ba ngs, director, the band has strengthened the quality of its rep- ertoire including in its concerts numbers by Mozart, Dvorak, Debussy, and Tschaikowsky Band l office? are: Marvin Hoffert, president; Gerald Parker, vice-president; Glenna Nance, secretary; Max Durbin, treasurer; Robert Brown, properties manager; and Jean Schray, librarian. ■ Cotvc etf pt V [144] symphony orchestra tf.at : oV op S Professor Harlow Hopkins assumed leadership of the Olivet Symphony Orchestra, now in its eighth season, this year. The Annual Winter Concert was presented February 11 at West Junior High School, with Winard VVilhoyte and Roger Deal as soloists. In March a joint concert was given with Orpheus Choir for the Kankakee Women ' s Club at the Small Memorial Auditorium. A successful year was cli- maxed in the May Commencement Concert w ith stu- dent artists as soloists. Throughout the year the or- chestra performed works by many composers, in- cluding; Mozart, Sibelius, Beethoven, Franck, Ander- son, Vierne, and Poulenc. Periodic appearance in Col- lege Church added to the busy schedule of the or- chestra. The student officers are: Herbert Samra, presi- dent; Frank Hallum, vice-president; Pat Pinner, sec- retary-treasurer; Janice Powell, librarian. [ 146 ] IMV , g Mf o A v io sioe FH)u CtfAfe-L. se gvi cE tpp m . Ttteitt A fcts, e US. G lg«OK A Joj=R| rpG«cr vvxj At TH g oft . AlSSS A E . ; . He J e l kE0 Trt€ Sh 6W.V WilTH HflbSSU 6g 06 Ar 6 A l€Efr ftRO0$HT At l bPlftlNfr OfcfO C W T 6 viSp TVtffT GO i y k V i LU GG6 t . CG TOOK flgAlp THAT mg UttlKggS Agg TOP femunoet rt v s, $ Ufe-uy. VOiuu Jfr W £S [147] St £ [148] Check this . . . ' to O.iy ■c. [149] For whom do you wait? Trojanistic tatterdemalins Foreign attire Veni, vidi, vici [150] Crusaders The Twelve Apostles Guaranteed verb improvements We proudly present [151] our pastor Once again it is our opportunity to extend greet- ings to the Editor, Business manager and Staff of the Aurora and through them, to the entire student body. Within these pages you have retained much of life here at Olivet during the past year. It is our sincere desire that College Church has had an influential place in your student days. We are here for your sake. By means of our regular church services, auxiliary organizations, revival meetings and special services of many kinds, we have sought to in- terpret the way of Holiness in the best possible manner. If each one of our students go from Olivet with a better understanding of God and His Word, a greater love for Christ and a higher loyalty to the church, we will feel amply repaid for every spiritual effort. Hev. L. Guy Nees Rev. and Mrs. Nees [152 1 Operation Limestone Eager observer; Laboring constructors ' The Church ' s One Foundation - -fe i ... • y l hiS7 [ 153 ] Dr. G B . Wi ains0n church revivals Rev. John Logan spring revival fall revival Jack Bierce ndo n [ 154 ] pav e Cta Wayne Gallup Jack Barnell Gordon Dawes Don Carpenter [155] re al ff air yn Otlj eri] lectures Dr. C. A. Gibson District Superintendent of the Wisconsin District bible conference Second annual conference Rev. Spurgeon Hendrix Missionary to Argentina Dr. Ralph Earle Nazarene Theological Seminary [ 156 ] TUX , THAT TH E AurtorCA MA0 fc o E T© P 2£ . I 1 £om ... .Trte kookis of thiam s TWry MA £ sftuv k i. u y_ that office UATg-Ly, Ngftfrfcooil AAAV6E JL-- beg irte £PtTo ArCoOT AAT_„ Pob b|6 M-riG , Kt t MPc V- P o CAtuu THAT tWfe (3 «,o Vi m js, f=o t CAaat? TH e.U top y •KV T U c WOULD YM_L_ rVMibHEtf OVArr AfcTKlfc ° c T E__vau MMoec L s ttefE TH€ .£0rtO U5T5 IT V TH£ W V, f ArYb Tt £ CATALOGUE AtciO UM ft J K 1 1 Atft A W? uTMPl£T£0. 1 V i « [1571 aurora Editorial Staff Editor-in-Chief Jack M. Barnell Assistant Editor Darlene Barker Associate Editor Dorothy Estelle Staff Artist Bill Thorpe Feature Editor Jan Storer Fine Arts Editor Bev Fullerton Sports Editor Jim Mitchell College Editor John Petrie Theological Certificate Editor. .Clarence Lykins Academy Editor Pat Lane Literary Critic .... Professor Harriet Demaray Business Staff Business Manager Calvin E. Mathews Assistant Business Manager .... Darrell Trotter Associate Business Manager Ken Short Faculty Advisor and Photographer .... Professor D. J. Strickler Seated: D. Barker, J. Barnell, Mrs. Demaray. Standing: W. Thorpe, B. Fullerton, J. Storer, D. Estelle. [158] staff That which has been shrowded in secret has finally been unveiled-a cover, a theme, a dedi- cation, a ' 55 Aurora. The long months of toil will soon be forgotten if we have served you successfully. We are much indebted to our en- thusiastic staff for their unceasing cooperation; to Prof. Strickler for his help and guidance as photographer and advisor; to Mrs. Demaray for her constructive suggestions as literary critic; and to you, the student body, for your con- tinued support and cooperation. It has been a pleasure to compile for you a diary of one of your eventful years, and for us seniors-the last, at O. N. C. cal Seated: C. Mathews, Prof. Strickler. Standing: K. Short, D. Trotter. r 159 ] prent glimmerglass Glimmerglass Staff Editor-in-Chief Dennis Hill Assistant Editor Dick North Columnists Religion Rev. L. Guy Nees, Harry Romeril Political Dave Elwood Music Darlene Barker Human Interest Maxine Dawson Feature Editor Herb Samra Sp orts Editor Dick North Assistant Sports Editor Neil Strait Feature Writers .... Lloyd Patterson, Bill VanMeter Cartoonists Joe Herdler, Bill Thorpe Poet Becky Holstein Photographers Don Duff, Paul Fulk Proof Readers Ruth Bunzel, Pat Gould Typists Marge Shrum, Dianne Sanders Business Manager Prentiss Tomlinson Assistant Business Manager Dave Anderson Advertising Manager Don Duff Circulation Manager Dave Priest Faculty Advisor Prof. James R. Johnson Seated: D. Anderson, M. Shrum, P. Tomlinson. First Row: W. Green, J. Morris, M. Thompson, E. Campbell, C. Riddle. Second Row: D. Priest, W. Thorpe, D. Duff. [ 160 ] staff Olivet ' s Glimmerglass this year has attempted to fol- low its stated purpose in reflecting the spiritual, academic, and social activities of the six departments. This year ' s newspaper has the same arrangement as that of the 1953- 54 academic year with the new style paper and larger pages. However, more pages, pictures, special columns, and advertisements have appeared in all issues combined than in previous years. The business department has accom- plished a splendid job in providing increased funds for making these extra items possible for a better publication. dennis Seated: Prof. Johnson, D. Hill, A. White, D. Hunt. First Row: M. Dawson, D. Bryant, R. Holstein, M. Minor, E. Holland, D. Barker, J. Mandly, D. Sanders. Second Row: H. Romeril, C. Lockwood, J. Herdler, N. Strait, B. VanMeter, D. Elwood, C. Bowers, L. P; itterson. [161] To keep the Alumni in touch with their Alma Mater, Mrs. Harriet Demaray edits the Olivet Collegian. This quarterly publication gives accurate information of current school activities and data about former Olivetians. publicity The able editor of the college catalogue is the Dean of the College, Dr. Willis Snowbarger. The catalogue is important in that it gives new stu- dents an over-all view of the college and fur- nishes valuable information pertaining to offered courses and suggested curricula. The complicated position of staff photographer for the college is efficiently filled by Prof. D. J. Strickler. The many pictures, negatives, and cuts which pass through his office all serve to make his job a difficult one. He serves as designer and layout man of general publicity. M62 1 .PsAft i A Y, rreokuso cajg the campus to y W nn THC (JSU U. ON6 y TAU |si6« ApoOT TH£ UbUAL TH-uo b i the usual y Y. m OAy wA-s l irt A -yX Q, [ftE QgASb HAS COMF -to M EG, the . fttffo AfcE Vic  (Si JLkDo M ° fr y£Eft QY , V 6 ?£ TALKING A£oi3T fty So Quick er — B ivrgA-no IttMcscmftb , Kj U Ak is S PLPrfTY TO farEP AA£ t4oM£ . ML.WAVS. PLE fOty OP FftlS «fc WH-ts TUGtte IS Poop Afc uw) ! VH +-  [ 163 ] I - ' -IS. ■ • -- I - 3 ,■ ' ' . ' ' ' it fc«f f ■ V , .1 i 1 £iy 1 : r % % road sign project SHOO SHINE | White Collar job? Believe it or not Big Deal [167] Playing by ear It happens only once a year . b. Winning line [168] On with the campaign campus politicians Loyal supporters IKIIlP [169 1 Spinning Wheel atmosphere [170] o club initiation How ' s the atmosphere up there? Vin ]ust a goldfish [171] snacJc Piano virtuosos graduation exercises Taking positions [172] v OO ' d frO t Words or Pow er Parting bits of knowledge ' ' ... .: Academic success v ; ' Ji ' Combined musical resources [173] Keep on the lines! campus improvements Just a restin ' [174] Clear as crystal Sweep it clean JUSt S % l im e esh men [175] For all concerned Label this! [177] Reed and Gallo- way as President and Business Man- ager student administration day Hill and Tomlinson as Dean of Students and Director of Placements Komeril as Librarian [178] christmas benefit banquet IP nwl BBi Perfect background u e esws boy Af, e «y a j P evi, evv Wasn ' t it grand? [179] christmas entertainment G£LAil$f ... I sprang from my bed lyceum programs Great Lakes Naval Training Center Band John Norris, Bandmaster 0 4 M W- i V- t ■ m Official United States Navy Plwtos m.- I TK «n ■vq M t ,  Je ' £ honeymoon How ' s Niagara ' : JbHsN tip-off personnel o club football Softball basketball track our queen ruth peters Mary Margaret Birchard I queen s court Shirley Strickler Nancy Tesch [191] Lena Green Drill Team and Marching Band v- gV v o Women ' s Residence Association t . ft a. ... f| H 4Hk -a Y Dlir ATinK -- ' -SERVING • ' 1%  ,) ' .-! ■ tip - off parade [193] tip off half time [194] Fightin ' for the ball Free throw ar«? Alumni Tea In Memoriam Jack Moore, Chapel Speaker for Tip-Oft [196] ♦ . ♦ societies %A i i i h j lud tztls- a. Q w ■ So ■ ■■ •! t J- JCi no I ; It is truly said, Nothing great was ever accomplished without hard work. These words are certainly true in regard to our athletic department. This department is making great strides under the capable su- pervision of Prof. E. Vail. The Prof., a great competitor, a capable leader, and a fine Christian gentle- man, is respected and loved by students and faculty alike. He has truly been an asset to Olivet Nazarene College. ,-WW 0 n Watson, ]■ Spartans; u- 9 Hanson R . McQ een mens o club This was another good year for the O Club at Olivet. In November they sponsored the annual Tip-Off for the twelfth year. This was undoubtedly one of the most successful yet. It was in the Bradley High School gymnasium where the O Club defeated a tough Alumni team by a 77-71 score. Another highlight of the year for the O Club was the March O Club Banquet, one of the biggest socials of the year. Under the fine leadership of Prexy Don Watson, this select athletic group had a very successful year. With an addition of this year ' s athletes, the club is being made still stronger. First Row: B. Crabtree, F. Fortune, W. Parsons, D. Watson, B. Squires, Prof. Vail. Second Row: J. Hanson, P. Bassett, H. Keech, C. Bailey, B. McQueen, D. Metcalf, B. Myer, T. Murray, G. Houchins. Third Row: F. Kanipe, F. Hallum, J. Mitchell, B. Winegar, M. Demaray, D. Warner, V. Fischer, W. Kizzee. First Row: A. Taylor, M. Hiner, S. Strickler, R. Peters. Second Row: V. Schoenwetter, J. Schray, R. Scott, S. Spence, N. Blochberger, B. Strong, E. Vest. women ' s o club A cracking good fall initiation started the 1954-55 year off with a bang for the women ' s O Club. About a dozen girls had the honor of being broken to this elite athletic- club. This year the club was under the fine leadership of Shirley Strickler. They started off with a 34-21 triumph over the Alumni at Tip-Off. The club was ac- tive throughout the year and then the second semester was climaxed by the annual spring O Club Banquet. [199] II llll Kll llll .J JU £ ;-5 1 ' f A wfjAJB Left to right: D. Knotts, L. Leas, M. Darby, R. M cQueen, G. Braun, D. Crall, D. Potts, H. Romeril, K. Freeland, W. Rood, R. Lynch, C. Ball, P. Bassett, D. Carpenter. spartan football Coach Ron McQueen had, potentially, one of the strongest teams in recent years at O.N.C. However, throughout the entire grid season the Green line was riddled by injuries. Not one time were they really at full strength. They pos- sessed plenty of size, lots of speed, and plenty of savvy , but when it was needed the most, they did not have it because of the plague of grid-iron ac- cidents. Key men in the line were Paul Bassett, Pete Romeril and Bob Temple- ton. Carroll Ball, Don Carpenter, and Ron McQueen were real threats in the backfield. [200] Left to right, standing: J. Kammer, R. Reglin, D. Cowen, B. Winegar, D. Spotloe, J. Payton, G. Phillips, F. Richardson, G. Hess, W. Parson. Left to right, kneeling: N. Humble, G. Dawes, R. Deal. indian football These hard-charging Indians have the honor of being crowned champs of the first tackle football season in the history of Olivet. Although threatened to the final wire, the Red Men maintained the lead throughout the entire season. Under pressure they performed like true champions. This is indicated by winning several one-point decisions. Ray Reglin and Bob Squires were mainstays in the line with Fred Richardson, Don Spotloe, and Gene Phillips handling most of the backfield duties. [201] ' ■• % TM ■ It II Illl ' J WW II ll J i . ■ i - ■ . a fl ■a If ..J -.1 a I 9 I rr w ' %iSaBi ' ' f Le f ro rfg if, standing: J. Deal, M. Simmons, M. Durbin, D. Metcalf, J. Beal, T. Murray, D. Tyler, W. Cummings, K. Belville. trojan football Although threatening all the way to win the championship, these Trojans had to settle for a tie for second place. Coach Dave Boice had a strong starting lineup, but lacked in depth of substitutions. In the final game of the season the men in blue avenged an earlier loss to the Indians by sacking the champs 14 to 0. Standouts in the line were Bud Polston and Clint McLouth. Dave Tyler, Tom Murray, and John Beal were a terrific trio in the backfield. [202] Dave Tyler Trojan John Beal Trojan Gene Phillips Indian Ray Reglin Indian Tom Murray Trojan football all stars Carroll Ball Spartan Clinton McClouth Trojan Bob Squires Indian Ronald McQueen Spartan Vinton Potts Spartan indian Softball This tribe of Redskins had to settle for second place— finishing at an even .500. What they lacked in experience they made up in hustle and spirit. With only a couple veterans, Coach Crabtree had a tremendous task of rebuilding. Of those pictured below, eight are freshmen. With all their men returning, the men in red should prove to be a real threat next year. Strong in the hitting department were Bob Crabtree, Scott Gardner, and George Garvin. Lee Dur- bin handled most of the hurling assignments. Left to right: Sitting: B. Crabtree, R. Robinette, M. Spence, L. Durbin, C. Nash. Standing: S. Meissner, G. Garvin, L. Larsen, W. Frankhauser, S. Gardner. trojan softball These powerful Trojans won their third consecutive softball title this year. They won their sixteenth straight game by blasting the Indians in the season finale. In six games they scored a total of sixty-two runs while holding their opponents to just five. Jim Smith, Paul Dishong, and Dick Converse each ham- mered the ball at a .500 clip or better. Another significant factor in the Trojan power was their air-tight defense which pulled them through in the clutch on many occasions. Standing: R. Converse, L. Schoenwetter, C. Hartberg, V. Fischer, J. Mitchell. Seated: P. Dishong, R. Morrisson, R. Meyers, G. Humble, J. Smith. [205] spartan Softball It was a long, hard season for the men of Sparta. Duplicating last year ' s record, they failed to come through with a single victory. Although trying des- perately on several occasions, they lacked the final drive. They had a fairly strong fielding team, but were lacking in the hurling department. They were paced by two lefties, John Hanson, and Burley Smith, and by slugger Frank Hallum. Standing: E. Anderson, M. Brokaw, L. Strickland, F. Hallum, L. Morford, J. Brillhart. Seated: J. Hanson, M. Demaray, H. Taylor, J. Hanson, B. Smith. £ -. ' £££ [206] ■■ B B B!1B Bt:c IT j. SI II Sf Left to right: J. Hendershot, J. Schray, P. Kellar, B. Strong, N. Blochberger, A. Taylor, M. Reed, M. Lee. s These Indian gals could never be counted out. They lost two one-run de- cisions to the powerful Trojans. They ended the softball campaign with a three- won and three-lost record. Barbara Strong and Norma Blochberger, the old reliables for the Indians, hammered the ball for .636 and .619 averages, respectively. Handling most of the hurling assignments was Ann Taylor, who finished the season with a two- won and two-lost record. [207] Left to right, standing: N. Morse, B. Beard, M. Conrad, L. Jentzen, L. Ferguson. Left to right, sitting: B. Botner, J. Jarvis, B. Stoufter, G. Ulveling, L. Fraley, S. Davis, J. Fraley. spartan softball The Spartan girls just could not get into high gear this year as they finished the season with a record of no victories and six defeats. Gwen Ulveling, who did the pitching, lacked the fielding support that she needed to come through with victory. Josie Jarvis and Norma Morse were the leading hitters for the lassies from Sparta. With most of their crew back next year, they should be a real threat. [208] c - ifci. .■-. ' .-•- - •• - - : • - - -— Firrf Row: B. Vogel, M. Hickler, S. Spence, N. Hendricks, R. Scott, E. McWherter, Z. Hawkins, S. Bayes. Second Row: S. Kruger, V. Schoenwetter, J. Gilroy, R. Peters, B. Hickler. trojan softball The Trojan lassies would not take a back seat to the Trojan fellows as they roared through the season without a single loss. On two occasions they eked out one-point verdicts— displaying their ability to perform under pressure. They were paced in the hitting department by Barbara Vogel, Shirley Kruger, and Rosella Scott who hit .666, .611, and 608 respectively. Nancy Hendricks hurled five games and Bev Hickler pitched the other one. [209] Edna McWherter Trojan Nancy Hendricks Trojan Norma Blochberger Indian Rosella Scott Trojan all ' Star Softball Norma Morse Spartan Barbara Strong Indian Shirley Kruger Trojan Maxine Hickler Trojan Joan Hendershot Indian [210] Dick Converse Trojan all ' Star softball Ray Morrisson Trojan Jim Mitchell Trojan John Hanson Spartan George Garvin Indian Bob Crabtree Indian Paul Dishon Trojan Vernon Fischer Trojan Scott Gardner Indian Frank Hallum Spartan [211] Kneeling: W. Carpenter, D. Vickery, R. Morrisson. Standing: D. Bower, M. Simmons, V. Fischer, C. Hartberg, J. Rose, H. Rose, J. Beal, Coach D. Boice. trojan basketball A mid-season slump plus the loss of Jim Smith to Central Michigan almost cost the Trojans even a tie for the championship. However, they fought back gamely-winning their last three contests, and managed to gain a share of the crown. The basket sniping of John Beal and Vern Fischer along with John ' s floor play and the rebounding of Craig Hartberg and Dave Boice explain their fine record of nine wins against three losses. This was the third straight year in which the Trojans have had to share the title with the Indians. [ 212 ] Kneeling: B. Crabtree, J. Romain. First Roto: D. King, W. Parsons, B. Cobert. Second Row: R. Reglin, C. Nash, S. Meissner, G. Garvin, S. Gardner, M. Spence, D. Spotloe. indian basketball Though the championship was not decided until the final game, this stubborn tribe of Indians came through under pressure. On one occasion they pumped in ninety points for a new school record. The tremendous height of George Garvin and Scotty Gardner along with the hustle of Wendy Parsons and Stu Meissner ' s jump shot made a well-balanced attack. They finished with a season ' s record of nine victories and three defeats. [213 ] H. Taylor, B. Smith, J. Martin, K. Short, Coach R. McQueen, L. Larsen, L. Morford, J. Hanson, D. Knotts, Manager, L. Lease. spartan basketball Coach Ron McQueen had hardly a man over the six-foot stripe. The well- coached men of Sparta had plenty of drive and hustle, but they just couldn ' t cope with the height and experience of the Indians and Trojans. Two southpaws, Burley Smith and John Hanson, provided most of the scoring punch. The ad- ditions of Dave Brown at the latter part of the season strengthened the team considerably. This is explained by the fact that he poured in seventy-two points in two games. [214] First Row: N. Morse, E. Nichols, D. Pollard, E. Young, L. Fraley, K. Horner, R. Downs. Second Roto: A. Birchard, M. Quick, B. Nauman, J. Fraley, B. Stouffer, N. Whitaker, B. Beard. spartan basketball The lassies from Sparta duplicated their men ' s record by winning none and losing eight. The scrappy, but inexperienced green wave couldn ' t quite come through when the pressure was on. With practically all their team returning next year they should be considerably tougher. Leading them on offense was set-shot artist, Betty Nauman, who averaged eight points per game. John Han- son coached the Spartan gals. [ 215 ] First Row: R. Peters, D. Keller, B. Hickler, B. McBride. Second Row: Z. Hawkins, E. Campbell, M. Stone, R. Scott. trojan basketball The Trojan gals finished the season at an even .500 clip, ending up in second place. All their four victories came at the hands of the winless Spartans. They lacked the depth and experience of the champion Indians, but were real competitors to the final gun. With the freshmen talent they had this season, next year they ' ll be the team to watch out for. Bev Hickler lead the girls from Troy with an 18.8 per game average, and Ruth Peters followed with 7.7 points per game. [216] First Row: J. Schray, A. Taylor, S. Strickler, M. Cook. Second Row: Coach B. Crabtree, N. Blochberger, E. Vest, B. Strong, J. DeBreaux. indian basketball The Indians girls made it a clean sweep as they romped through the season without a single defeat. Led by the offensive punch of Barb Strong and Shirley Strickler, the squaws were seldom challenged. Their height advantage and ex- perience proved to be too much for their opposition. This was the third straight season in which they have won the champion- ship. The defensive play of Norma Blochberger and the 24.7 and 17 point averages of Strong and Strickler made them tough in anybody ' s game. [217] Betty Nauman, Spartan basketball Norma Blochberger, Indian Rosella Scott, Trojan Mollie Cook, Indian Edith Nichols, Spartan Shirley Strickler, Indian all ' Stars John Hanson, Spartan indians b team Indium: D. Knotts, R. Reglin, G. Dawes, F. Richardson, J. Sloan. Trojans: R. Converse, R. Morrisson, H. Rose, M. Simmons, W. Lockard, W. Carpenter, D. Bowers. Spartans: J. Hanson, K. Short, H. Wilson, D. Anderson, P. Lawrence. spartans [ 220 ] track Event Time 50 Yard Dash :07.8 100 Yard Dash ;14.8 440 Yard Relay 1:09.1 Standing Broad Jump 6 ' 5 Running High Jump 41 Running Broad Jump 117 Shot Put 191 GIRLS ' EVENTS Hiner (T) Martin (T) Schray (I) Trojans Scott (T) Blochberger (I) Cannon (T) Schray (I) Blochberger ( I ) Hiner (T) Spartans Schray (I) Birchard (S) Quick (S) Taylor ( I ) Spencer (S) Indians Schray ( I ) Scott (T) Starr (S) Hickler (T) Total Points: Trojans-95-Indians-60-Spartans-23 [ 222 ] Event Time 1 2 3 Mile Run 5:06.5 Metcalf (T) Nielsen (I) Zurcher (I) Shot Put 41 ' 8i 2 Murray (T) McLouth (T) Bowman (I) Running High Jump 5 ' 3 Brown (S) Smith (T) Keech (I) Humble (I) Discus 104 ' 3 Murray (T) McLouth (T) Nichols (T) 100 Yard Dash :10.9 Smith (T) Frank (T) Reed (I) 880 Yard Run 2:17.1 Metcalf (T) Keech (I) Nielsen (I) Running Broad Jump 17 ' 9 Smith (T) Brown (I) Hill (I) Javelin 1401 Rose (T) McLouth (T) Larsen (I) 220 Yard Dash :24.9 Frank (T) Phillips (I) Cummings (T) Pole Vault U ' 31 2 Humble (I) Brown (S) Polston (T) Belt (T) 440 Yard Dash :58.1 Bowman (I) Hill (I) Hanson (S) Standing Broad Jump 8-91 2 Rose (T) Kanipe ( I ) Mathews (I) Medley Relay 4:12.6 Trojans Indians New record [ 223 ] for your wondei we offer our sincere thanks. 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Route 45 and 52 Bradley, Illinois Open Mondays Phone 2-1832 Accurate Dependable Professionally Responsible For God so loved the world he gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 UPTOWN PHARMACY 217 E. Court—Phone 3-3369 BIG FOUR PHARMACY 508 E. Cypress St.— Phone 2-2022 LOUIS SHOE REBUILDER 509 E. Court St. Kankakee, Illinois Kankakee, Illinois COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF YOUR SALKELD ' S OPTOMETRIST Your Favorite Sports Store DR. RUSSELL 0. ROGERS ' ' 1 63 N. Schuyler Ave. Phone 2- 1 1 1 6 Phone 2-1422 251 S. Schuyler JOHNSON PHARMACY Expert Prescription Compounding by Registered Pharmacists HALLMARK GREETING CARDS — COSMETICS SEALTEST ICE CREAM — SODA FOUNTAIN 407 W. Broadway ' Your Community Health Center ' Phone 2-3515 Bradley, Illinois [ 231 ] ROMY HAMMES YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS PHONE 3-7787 We prag gou tn QIljriBt ' B ateao. bt )t rttamxisb tn (Soli. 2 (Ear. 5:20 SACRED RECORDS BIBLES BOOKS GREETING CARDS PICTURES PLAQUES Hags (Btprtatiait uppltpa STATIONERY SUPPLIES 165 North Schuyler GIFTS WITH A MEANING Compliments APPAREL FOR THE COLLEGE GIRL I ! 6 East Court Street Kankakee, Illinois G. GARYICE SHOOK STUDIO Portrait Commercial Photostat FRAMES, ALL TYPES, INCLUDING WALL FRAMES 307 Volkman Bldg. Kankakee, Illinois ROYAL BLUE STORE Bourbonnais, Illinois • GROCERIES • FRUITS • MEATS • FROZEN FOODS • VEGETABLES Armand Lecuyer Nothing But the Best [ 232 ] Phone 2-1213 SWANNELL HARDWARE, Inc. KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 COLLEGE DINING HALL AND NOOK [ 233 ] City National Bank of Kankakee Kankakee, KEY CITY MOTORS AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER Court St. at Chicago Ave. Dial 3-3359 LASSERS FURNITURE CO. 41 Years of (Jair dealing KROEHLER FURNITURE Sold Exclusively in Kankakee by LASSERS KANKAKEE MOTOR COACH COMPANY LOCAL FARE 4 Adult Tokens 50c Cash Fare 15c Children ' s Fare 10c or 5 for 35c End Parking Worries and Delays Ride the Busses Phone 2-6212 253 N. Schuyler Ave. Kankakee, Illinois [235] Une J{aiay,ette RESTAURANT WE CARRY JOY HOME-MADE CANDIES • SMARTNESS • QUALITY • SERVICE • AIR CONDITIONING • CHOICE FOODS 213 So. Schuyler Avenue Kankakee, Illinois Compliments of Your College Book Store K ' It is a pleasure to serve you. Your patronage is appreciated. CLOSE MOTOR SALES Dollar For Dollar You Can ' t Beat A Pontiac 1 50 E. Station Kankakee, III. SCHNELLS MILK CO. Local Milk Products 1063 S. Washington Phone 2-3823 Kankakee. Phone 2-41 17 BLANKENBERG PHOTOGRAPHERS Incorporated 143 No. Schuyler Kankakee, PORTRAIT, COMMERCIAL, SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTO AND LITHOGRAPH ANNUALS COVERS AND BINDING [236] SUPERIOR CLEANERS One Hour Service Upon Request PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 436 S. Schuyler Phone 2-4811 COLLEGEDALE SUBDIVISION Selected Homes with a desire to Please On property adjoining Olivet College, under Christian supervision, and in a splendid Christian community. E. J. MUNROE Bourbonnais, Illinois HUGH P. PIERCE INSURANCE CONSULTANT 204 Arcade Bldg. Phone 3-3221 Hotel Kankakee HOSPITALITY CENTER The EMERALD ROOM serving good food at popular prices PRIVATE FACILITIES KANKAKEE BOOK STORE GIFTS . . . GREETING CARDS SCHOOL SUPPLIES 229 E. Court Street Kankakee, Illinois FOR YOUR BANQUETS AND RECEPTIONS SOCIAL FUNCTIONS BUSINESS AND SALES GROUPS Phone 3441 1 for information and reservations MAUTER ' S SPOT LITE FOOD STORE and RESTAURANT Dinner — Breakfast Sandwiches GROCERS — FRUIT AND VEGETABLES FRESH MEAT — SEALTEST ICE CREAM Where Every Student is a Friend Henry and Marge Mauter, Props. Phone 2-4942 404 N. Vassear [237] DOMESTIC SERVICES, Inc FREE PICK-UP AND DE LIVERY LAUNDERERS CLEANERS Dial 3-5521 193 N. Dearborn Kankakee, Illinois we pr our church | l fe and district H advertisers WELCOME TO THE CHURCH WITH A HEART IN THE HEART OF ARGO, ILLINOIS HOWARD W. HILL, Pastor Rev. C. C. West, S. S. Supt. Carl Broyles, N.Y.P.S. Pres. Mrs. Harold Ayres, N.F.M.S. Pres. Miss Marjorie Stennett, Jr. Supv. Congratulations To OLIVET NAZARENE COLLEGE CLASS OF 55 3i%£t Cnuxcn of the JSazaxene 23rd STREET AT JACKSON, ANDERSON, INDIANA Mary Helen Hildreth, N.Y.P.S. Pres. Mildred Knotts, N.F.M.S. Pres. Norman Folsom, S. S. Supt. Myron C. Morford, Pastor J. Eutsler, S. Supt. R. Gooding, N.Y. Pres. Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene 1 5th at Louise Street The Secret of Growth: G-o R-ight On W-orking E. L. Stafford, Pastor Anderson, Indiana Congratulations and Best Wishes! Galena Church of the Nazarene In Historic Galena, Illinois Miss Joyce Muehleip, Sec. James Mathews, Y.P. Pres. Ernest S. Mathews, Minister [239] PARSONS AVENUE CHURCH of the NAZARENE Parsons Avenue and Forest Street The church with the warm welc ome. Rev. D. E. Clay 996 Wilson Avenue p as tor Columbus, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 Hillsdale Church of the Nazarene HILLDALE, MICHIGAN MAY GOD BLESS AND KEEP YOU A. Carothers N.Y.P.S. Pres. Rev. L. Irby Wm. Gilbert S. S. Supt. Pastor CONGRATULATIONS Class Of 1955 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Detroit at North St. Kenton, Ohio Donald W. Hough Minister CONGRATULATIONS — CLASS OF 1955 Dr. Reed and Faculty FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE HAMILTON, OHIO [240] The Singing Church of Columbus FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE KING AND HUNTER AVE. COLUMBUS, OHIO ON WINGS OF SONG Broadcast — Sundays 12:00 — WCOL Miles A. Simmons, Pastor STUDENTS ATTENDING O.N.C. Virginia Galloway Molly Cook Bill Lockard Don Bowers Harvey Galloway, Jr. Miles Simmons, Jr. Dianne Sanders Phillip Pool Robert F. Whitbeck Minister of Music ' Forty-one Years a Spiritual Heart in the Heart of Columbus [241] CONGRATULATIONS Dr. Reed Faculty and Class of 1955 Stanton c4 venue CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE WM. H. TAFT ROAD AT STANTON AVENUE CINCINNATI, OHIO When In Cincinnati We Invite You To Worship With Us James B. Dorenbusch, S. S. Superintendent Paul E. Ferguson, N.Y.P.S. President Mrs. L A. King, N.F.M.S. President FLOYD E. COLE, Minister [242] COLUMBUS - BELLOWS AVE. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Bellows and Cypress Avenues Bellows Avenue Church proudly offers a scholarship to every boy and girl from its Sunday School who attends Olivet Nazarene College WHEN IN COLUMBUS VISIT BELLOWS AVENUE J. E. EVERETT, Pastor EASTSIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Indianapolis, Indiana - ' WScS, Assuring Olivet College of our Interest and Prayers Ermel Short, Minister Preaching, Teaching and Living Holiness Wm. Gibby, N.Y.P.S. Pres. 4201 East 16th Street PRINCETON CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SPIRITUAL FRIENDLY GROWING VISITORS WELCOME [ 243 ] Princeton, Indiana Rev. R. Vaughn Junior Choir Students This Year Minister of Music Hannah Copeland Houchin Wilda Bennett Shirley Davis Senior Choir We Are Back of Olivet with: 1 . Prayer 2. Money 3. Students Carl Vastbinder Central Church Of Nazarene Church Phone Fu. 6589 Dayton, Ohio Parsonage Phone Fu. 0096 Proposed Building In the Heart of Town for the Hearts of Men. G. B. Breese Pastor WHEN IN DAYTON VISIT US We Welcome You ! [244] First Church of the Xazarene Sixty State Street PONTIAC, MICHIGAN Congratulations To the Class Of 55 Arthur E. Hubbs Minister of Music AMBASSADOR QUARTETTE AND PIANIST Kenneth A. Hutchinson Minister Jerry Libby — pianist Robert Caudle Roy Murphy Dan Schweigert Ray Hewett First Church of the Nazarene SPRINGFIELD, OHIO ' Rev. G. Galloway ' m ;■ ■WW: ■v. . ' y. 1 i, ' ■;■ ■ ' i l l ' - 111 111; , IJn Wff :, ® i 11,1 ] - : S W : : li $ ■ WllifP 2i ilMSf - 1 t l8l ii i:. ' w ' - ' ciif ' , .W ' A LIGHTHOUSE FOR SPRINGFIELD [ 245 ] Douglas fZrf Church Road t. of the v Nazarene A% k i JoAnn Fraley Kev. M. G. Martini TOLEDO OHIO CONGRATULATIONS To the Graduating Class of 1955 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 718 N. Prospect St. Ypsilanti, Michigan Rev. L. A. Wilson, Pastor LAFAYETTE PARK CHURCH of the NAZARENE 2800 St. Vincent St. Louis, Missouri Congratulates the Class of ' 55 And Olivet College B. G. Wiggs, Minister EAST BROADWAY CHURCH of the NAZARENE I 140 East Broadway, Toledo, Ohio A Friendly Church For All People We Invite You to Attend Our Services While in Our City We Congratulate the Class of ' 55 May your life be its best When put to the test. V. E. McCoy, Pastor OUR COLLEGE Church Supported Christ Centered To Serve Our Day [246] TAYLOR AVENUE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Taylor Avenue and Twenty-first Street Racine, Wisconsin Rev. E. Young — Pastor Edna Winsch — Minister Music Ray Christopherson — S. S. Supt. Richard Horner— N.Y.P.S. Pres. Mrs. A. Horner — Missionary Pres. OLIVET STUDENTS Katherine Horner Gertrude Rippier CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1 8th and Grand Ave. WISHES: To OLIVET, The Best in Every Way Pastor and people whole-heartedly supporting the college. FROM: Pastor George Scutt, and People NEW CASTLE, IND. Rev. George Scutt [247] M 7I4e £ j w(feUdiic GUwiolt rr WAIlltKH AVENUE CHURCH of the MZMNE 650 S. WARREN AVENUE COLUMBUS 4, OHIO Harris B. Anthony Minister John S. Manley Minister of Music Harry P. King .S. S. Superintendent Jm£i Mrs. Raymond Ours. . . N.F.M.S. President Mrs. Mary E. Whitt N.Y.P.S. President OLIVET STUDENTS Delia Anthony 4r Beverly Beard Richard Converse John Neff David Priest When in Columbus — WOrship With US Harris B. Anthony, Minister BR. 4-1441 [248] Congratulations DR. AND MRS. H. W. REED FACULTY AND CLASS OF ' 55 Parsonage and Church Etna Avenue and Henry St. Huntington, Indiana LEROY PASKO— S. S. Supt. JACK SNOWDEN— N.Y.P.S. Pres. GOLDIE PASKO— N.F.M.S. Pres. R. T. MORRIS, Pastor T249] --■TV i REV. RUSSELL V. CLAY Pastor When You Are in TOLEDO Worship With Us THE MANHATTAN BLV ' D Church of the Nazarene Manhattan and Nearing Streets TOLEDO, OHIO Residence— 3566 Nearing Phone P.O. 5423 CONGRATULATIONS OLIVET NAZARENE COLLEGE AND CLASS OF M 55 ' WINCHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner S. Main and Will Winchester, Indiana ROSCOE BEACHLER S. S. Supt. ESTHER LEONARD N.Y.P.S. Pres. MRS. ALICE JARRETT N.F.M.S. Pres. W. B. GREEK Minister [250] Compliments of . THE COLLEGE CHURCH of the NAZARENE WITH A FULL CHURCH Program For You . . . .th £ ly? -. IF I ■ i 1 ' M ' Pi P fl N M N i r New Church Now Under Construction to be Completed by Fall 1955 CHURCH STAFF: AUXILIARY HEADS: L Guy Nees, Pastor Walter B. Larsen, Music Director Neil B. Wiseman, Youth Director Sunday School Supt., Elmore Vail N.F.MS. Pres., Mrs. Willis Snowbarger N.Y.P.S. Pres., Don Carpenter [251] FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE Franklin at Seminary Street DANVILLE, ILLINOIS They say we ' re friendly - - and spiritual, too! L. S. Oliver Pastor Paul S+udebaker Minister of Music 4$ [ 252 ] A Refuge of Love in a City of Steel iFtnst (fttjurrij of % Nazar?ne (Sanj, 3nintana Congratulations To The Class Of 1955 Robert E. Ross, B.D., Minister Gene Tanner, Music Director [ 253 ] SOUTHWEST- INDIANA DISTRICT VITAL STATISTICS A Snoopin ' Sam Survey HAIR EYES Color Percent Brown 77.1 Blonde 9.8 Black 8.6 Red 3.3 Auburn 1 .2 Color Hazel Pe rcent 1 9 Green 6 3 Charcoal 4 Blue Green 4 Blue 38 S Blue Grey Brown .4 39 3 Grey 2.9 Compiled from Aurora picture order Data [254] DISTRICT OFFICERS Lyle E. Eckley, Superintendent I 16 Jackson Court, Peoria, II Arthur Nutt, Secretary 703 W. Washington Bloomington, II J. W. Brown, Treasurer 105 S. Ninth Street, Oregon, J. E. Ferguson, Chairman, D.C.S. Board 303 East Center, Eureka, H C. Hatton, N.Y.P.S. President 505 Seventh Ave., Sterling, Mrs. Lyle E. Eckley, N.F.M.S. President I 16 Jackson Court, Peoria, James V. Morsch, Junior Director Box 233, Lomax, Rev. Lyie Eckley, District Superintendent ADVISORY BOARD J. W. Brown, 105 S. 9th St., Oregon, III. Ralph Bauerle, 415 N. Willis, Stockton, III. Jesse Holden, 107 Anderson St., East Peoria, III. Walter Pike, Ottawa III. Welcome to oil of our Churches Congratulations to O.N.C. from our 60 Churches and Pastors and 2638 Church Members Rev. H. C. Hatton District N.Y.P.S. President NORTHWESTERN ILLINOIS DISTRICT [255] The Michigan District Church REV. O. L MAISH District Superintendent CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1955 The Michigan District N.Y.P.S. REV. KEITH ST. JOHN District President [256] WISCONSIN . . . A GREAT STATE offering A GREAT OPPORTUNITY Rev. Gerdes Rev. Simmons Dr. Gibson Mrs. Gibson DISTRICT LEADERS ADVISORY BOARD Rev. C. A. Gibson, D.D. Rev. Charles Zink District Superintendent Rev. Donald J. Gibson Mrs. C. A. Gibson Melvin Hansche N.F.M.S., President Wilfred Jacobitz Rev. A. E. Gerdes District Church School Chairman OLIVET TRUSTEES Rev. Edwin J. Simmons Dr. C. A. Gibson N.Y.P.S. President Rev. Donald J. Gibson WISCONSIN DISTRICT The District That Leads Supports Olivet Nazcarene College 100% [ 257 ] WESTERN OHIO DISTRICT N.Y.P.S. We Support Olivet: Budgets Paid in Full Each Year We Support Olivet: _9J Students In Olivet This Year Dr. W. E. Albea, Dist. Supt. Wesley K. Poole Secretary Howard S. Sylvia District President Carl B. Clendenen Vice-President We See the Results of Olivet: Hundreds of Western Ohio Graduates are Making Good In Christ ' s Service Virgil Sprunger Treasurer Congratulations to the Staff and Student Body l 258 1 WESTERN OHIO DISTRICT Congratulates the Class of ' 55 From 119 Churches -:- 10055 Members ADVISORY BOARD Rev. H. C. Watson Rev. O. A. Singleton Ira Jones O. M. Clay Dr. W. E. Albea District Superintendent Rev. O. A. Singleton, Church Schools Rev. Howard Sylvia, N.Y.P.S. President Mrs. W. E. Albea, N.F.M.S. President Dr. W. E. Albea District Superintendent Dr. Floyd E. Cole, Treasurer Rev. Paul G. Bassett, Secretary 91 Students Attending Olivet DISTRICT CALENDAR Crusade for Souls Conference May 16-18 Boys Camp July 4- 9 Girls Camp July 11-16 Youth Institute July 18-25 N.F.M.S. Convention July 25-26 District Assembly July 27-29 N.Y.P.S. Convention July 29-30 Mortgage Burning Nazarene Center July 31,1955 Camp Meeting July 29-Aug. 7 Where Many Olivet Graduates Are Making Good [259] This 152 page book tells the thrilling story of the Church of the Nazarene as it began and grew in the Midwest. It con- tains 368 unforgettable pictures and many graphs and charts of historical significance. The eight chapters name hundreds of peo- ple and tell of many events. This book is beautifully bound in durable green leather- ette and imprinted with gold. It is of in- terest to Nazarenes from coast to coast. To secure a copy, send $3.50 to Rev. L. Guy Nees, Olivet Nazarene College, Kankakee, Illinois. €©M€E ¥IULA¥II© To: CLASS OF 1955 AURORA STAFF Chicago Central District Mark R. Moore District Superintendent Mrs. Mark R. Moore Dist. N.F.M.S. Pres. Byron M. Carmony Dist. Church Schools Ch. Alvin T. Smith Dist. N.Y.P.S. Pres. [260] ILLINOIS DISTRICT Congratulates the Class of 1955 We welcome Olivet graduates to Illinois Dr. W. S. Purinton SUMMER SCHEDULE AT NAZARENE ACRES July 4: N.Y.P.S. Convention August 1-2: N.F.M.S. Convention July 5-9: Youth Institute August 3: Sunday School Convention July 11-16: Boys ' Camp August 4-6: District Assembly July 18-23: Girls ' Camp August 1-7: Camp Meeting OFFFICERS Dr. W. S. Purinton District Superintendent William B. Kelly Secretary G. H. Harmon Treasurer Chester Linton Chairman Church Schools Paul Snellenberger President N.Y.P.S. Mrs. Helen Britton President N.F.M.S. Mrs. June Zimmerlee Junior Director G. H. Harmon G. H. D. Reader Howard Britton J. Harlan Milby Advisory Board Our Motto: Put God first in your life! - • jgagf m Rev. Chester Linton Rev. Paul Snellenberger [261] Last em MICHIGAN DISTRICT W. M. McGuire District Superintendent CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1955 Supporting our Youth — T omorrows Church Rev. Kline Dickerson Sunday School Chairman Mrs. W. M. McGuire Foreign Missions Chairman Ray Williams Dist. N.Y.P.S. Pres. THIS IS OUR DAY [262] CONGRATULATIONS To Dr. Harold Reed, President — Class of 1 955 CENTRAL OHIO DISTRICT- -CENTRAL OHIO YOUNG PEOPLE Youth Camps, June 27-July 9 N.F.M.S. Convention, July 18-19 District Camp, July 22-31 District Assembly, July 1 9-22 N.Y.P.S. Institute, August 8-1 3 District Center, Columbus, Ohio H. S. Galloway, D.D. District Superintendent OLIVET ' S LARGEST CONTRIBUTOR Joseph F. Nielson District President [ 263 ] Olivet Alumni Around The World welcome The Class of ' 55 Into the ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 1954-55 ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Fred Reedy, ' 42, Pres. R + h Gllle y. ' 26 ' Treas - Fred Chalfant, ' 40, Vice-Pres. Paul Schwada, 41, Exec. Secy. Dwight Strickler, ' 29, Hist. Don Starr, ' 44, Trustee Alumni Office: Olivet Nazarene College, Kankakee, III. n Leva m ■■B m iHtmBWni ■UBHraH graduating BBHI stand HE  share ■HE ■ n JMI K 3a£tt speak serve in a modern day VAi seniors — we congratulate you • ;■ --. ■ t,,: 4bV Mif zech. 4:6 ■ «%£« t var-ona H ' « ; ,, ; ' i.. • ■■■■ Rev. Arthur C. Morgan District Superintendent THE NORTHWEST INDIANA DISTRICT Extends Congratulations to the Class of 1955 Rev. Robert E. Ross District Chairman Church School Board [265] Rev. Dwight P. Millikan District President N.Y.P.S. ur L I V E T Paul Updike District Superintendent ortheastern Indiana District A Z A R DISTRICT OFFICERS R. T. MORRIS Church School ongratulates L E L N E E 6 E JAMES SNOW N.Y.P.S. MRS. PAUL UPDIKE N.F.M.S. PRESIDENT REED AND CLASS OF ' 55 Our Prayers and Faith for Your Success in God ' s Kingdom. [266] IOWA DISTRICT Church of the Nazarene Rev. Gene E. Phillips District Superintendent Iowa offers a challenging field of opportunity for Olivet graduates Iowa ' s young people ' s societies are producing more students for Olivet Rev. Forrest E. Whitlatch District N.Y.P.S. President CONGRATULATIONS — CLASS OF 55 [267] r MISSOURI DISTRICT Supporting Olivet with . • • Olivet Budget Paid Youth of the Church Prayers of the People ii)e cAppxeciate Out Olivet E. D. SIMPSON Superintendent MARION HOLLOWAY MRS. J. W. HOFFERT REV. G. M. PACE N.Y.P.S. Pres. N.F.M.S. Pres. Church School Chairman FRED HARTMAN JAMES V. COOK Treasurer Secretary [268] faculty roster Anderson, Leonard, 16 Bresee Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 92. Bade, Kenneth, Revera Apartments, Kankakee, Illinois, 92. Bane, Carol, 395 North Forest Avenue, Bradley, Illinois, 96. Bangs, Carl, 210 Olivet Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 94. Barrett, Earl, 653 East Locust Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 95. Brown, LeRoy, 304 Olivet Street, Kankakee, Illinois, 92. Bushey, Clinton J., 335 North Forest Street, Bradley, Illinois, 88. Coburn, Jessie, 16 North Convent Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 93. Collins, Harvey, 17 2 Olivet Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 95. Cotner, John, 308 Olivet Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 93. Cross, Henry, 147 2 North Cleveland Street, Bradley, Illinois, 96. Demaray, C. E., 153 Main Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 89. Demaray, Harriet, 153 Main Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 93. Donson, Wanda, 253 North Perry Street, Hagerstown, Indiana, 90. Endsley, Elizabeth, 1264 East Court Street, Kankakee, Illinois, 90. Flaugher, Jewell, 16 Convent Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 91. Gale, Ella Leona, 186 Main Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 90. Gardner, R. W., 924 Hawthorne Lane, Kankakee, Illinois, 87. Gilley, Ruth, 201 Olivet Circle, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 89. Grothaus, Clarence, 306 East Olivet Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 93. Groves, Vernon T., Wollaston 70, Massachusetts, 96. Hardin, Nellie, 35 Convent Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 90. Hopkins, Harlow, 136 North Main Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 96. Hopkins, Harriet, 136 North Main Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 96. Humble, Harvey, 98 Marsile Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 90. Jeter, Harry, Chapman Hall, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 101. Johnson, James, 50 Bernard Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 95. Kell, Winona, 15 Olivet Drive, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 93. Larsen, Naomi, 304 Olivet Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 88. Larsen, Walter B., 304 Olivet Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 88. Leist, J. F., 2 Bresee Apartments, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 88. Liddell, Daniel, 950 East Merchant Street, Kankakee, Illinois, 94. Lunsford, R. L., 458 North Vasseur Street, Bradley, Illinois, 89. Martin, Effie, Leist Apartments No. 5, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 95. McClain, C. S., 16 Convent Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 87. Mitten, L. G. 94 Marsile Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 89. Moore, Everett W., 207 Burke Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 95. Olmstead, C. E., 214M Main Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 94. Parr, F. O., 110 Williams Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 91. Perry, Ralph E., 676 Cook Boulevard, Bradley, Illinois, 94. Rice, W. David, 24 Convent Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 89. Richards, Anita, 153J Main Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 97. Schwada, P. L., 147 North Cleveland Street, Kankakee, Illinois, 91. Slagg, Leo, 16 Bernard Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 91. Sloan, W. P., 396 South Wabash Avenue, Bradley, Illinois, 92. Snowbarger, W. E., 209 Burke Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 87. Strickler, D. J., 323 North Center Street, Bradley, Illinois, 88. Vail, Elmore, 211 Burke Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 94. Welsh, Esther, 16 Convent Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 91. Woodruff, A. Bond, 301 Burke Street, Bourbonnais, Illinois, 92. [269] student roster Adkins, Gerald Raymond, 1619 Fifth St., Portsmouth, Ohio, 75. Adragna, Vincent, 15430 Loomis St., Harvey, 111. Agan, Robert E., R. R. 18, Box 124, Indianapolis, Ind., 44. Ahlemann, Francis Raymond, R. R. 3, Oakland City, Ind. Albright, Charles Eugene, Tammes, 111., 71. Albright, Henry A., R. R. 3, Shelby, Ohio. Allison, Oma Marie, 305 W. Wilson St., Monticello, 111., 74. Andersen, Donna Jean, Box 95, Yorktown, Ind., 81. Anderson, David, 11052 Sangamon St., Chicago, 111., 54. Anderson, Doris, Norris City, 111., 47. Anderson, Ella Mae, 3607 N. Emerson St., Indianapolis, Ind., 58. Anderson, William Eugene, R. R. 1, Frazeysburg, Ohio, 31. Anthony, Delia Mae, 675 S. Harris Ave., Columbus, Ohio, 60. Armstrong, Earl, R. R. 2, Edon, Ohio, 45. Armstrong, Evelyn, R. R. 2, Edon, Ohio, 27. Armstrong, Mary Lee, 3003 Ledletten Drive, Dallas, Texas. Ami, Martin Carroll, R. R. 4, Marshall, Mo., 74. Arthurs, Agnes, 791 Harvard St., Portsmouth, Ohio, 68. Ashton, Pamela Gail, 733 Meadow Court. Bradley, III. Auman, Lois J., 71 Roy St., Bourbonnais, 111.. 57. Auman, Michael, 71 Roy St., Bourbonnais, 111. Aurand, Paul, R. R. 3, Stockton, 111. Baker, Georgena Lynette, Box 145, Waterford, Ohio, 69. Baker, Goldie Mae, 3714 Van Buren St., Flint, Mich. Baker, Martha W., Woodlawn Court, Bourbonnais, 111. Ball, William Carroll, Olivet, 111., 68. Bambauer, Gavla LaVonne, R. R. 1, Botkins, Ohio, 67. Bane, Carol, 395 Forest St., Bradley, 111. Bangs, Mariorie, 210 Olivet St.. Bourbonnais. 111. Barker, Darlene, 1615 Summit St., Portsmouth, Ohio, 54. Barnell. lack M.. R. R. 2 SHir is. Mich., 30. Barnell, L. Jean Estelle, R. R. 2, Sturgis. Mich., 30. Barnes, Chester Lee, R. R. 1, Box 151, Bowling Green, Ohio, 50. Barnes, Normal Kav, 4698 Canal Road. Hamilton, Ohio. Barr, Ravmond, 455 E. Locust St.. Kankakee. Ill 37. Barrick, Helen, 121 2 N. Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Bassett. Paul M., 4245 Forest Ave., Norwood, Ohio, 54. Batdorf, Mary L., R. R. 2. Auburn, Ind. Bateman. Edwin Lowell, 916 Lindsey Ave. South Bend, Ind., 67. Bates, Carole Toan. Clayton. Indiana. 73. Baum, Craiff, 197 Main St., Bourbonnais. 111. Bauer, Fred Edward, 115 Albert St., Cape Girardeau, Mo. Baxter, Harlev Lawrence, 149 Cincinnati St., Franklin, Ind., 70. Baves. Marietta Sn =. 79,2 W. Mound St.. Cols. Ohio, 71. Beal. John Richard 1606 Canfield St., Huntington, Ind., 66. Bean. Tanet Marlene, Cardington, Ohio, 75. Beanblossom, Juanita, 213 W. Sixth St., New Albanv, Ind., 43. Beard, Beverlv Jov, 475 Derrer Road, Columbus, Ohio, 72. Beaslev, Marlene Ann, 1230 N. Third St., Ironton, Ohio, 58. Beattv. Charles, 2950 Rogers Lane, Grand Rapids, Mich., 76. Beattv. Ivan Vervl, 342 N. Gladstone Ave., Columbus, Ind., 67. Beaty, Bryan L., R. R. 4, Taylorville, 111. Beck, Doris Ann, R. R. 3, Ithaca, Mich., 73. Bedsworth, James Howard, 3230 W. Forty-Second Ave., Kansas City, Kansas, 67. Beeglc, Kathryn, 235 E. Forty-Ninth St., New York, New York, 72. Beinor, Margaret Mary, 904 N. Ninth Ave., Kankakee, III, 73. Bellamy, Chloe, Box 64, St. Johns, Ohio, 48. Bellville, Kenneth M., 1946 Richmond Drive, Louisville, Kentucky, 66. Belt, Paul R., R. R. 2, Caledonia, Ohio, 37. Bcnge, Harold, 611 Prytonia, Hamilton, Ohio, 43. Benham, Shirley Ann, 1171 Phillips Road, Mason, Mich., 71. Bennett, Wilda L., 517 Kammer Ave., Dayton, Ohio, 60. Bentley, Grace C, Donald Ave., E. Longmeadow, Mass. Bentley, Wesley E., 50 Donald Ave., E. Longmeadow, Mass., 26. Berkey, Harold W., R. R. 1, Goshen, Ind., 80. Berkey, Lena, R. R. 1, Goshen, Ind. Birchard, Anita Mae, Salama B. V., Guatemala, Central America, 81. Birchard, Harriette Jean, Bradley, Mich., 57. Birchard, Mary Margaret, Salama B. V., Guatemala, Central America, 47. Black, Gertrude, Van Dam Road, S. Holland, 111. Rlakemore, Betty Carol, Holcomb, Mo. Blank, Russell Joseph, 748 Meadow Court, Bradley, III. Blochberger, Charles William, 605 Oak St., Leaven- worth, Kansas, 60. Blochberger, Norma, 605 Oak St., Leavenworth, Kansas, 44. Bobb, Mary Alice, R. R. 3, Evansville, Wis., 71. Boice, David Lee, 780 Madison Ave., Chillicothe, Ohio. Bolender, Eleanor, R. R. 1, Chilo, Ohio, 43. Bolender, Kenneth Merrill, R. R. 1, Chilo, Ohio, 70. Boman, Lottie H., 147 S. Center Ave., Bradley, 111. Bond, Donald, 6412 Jefferson St., Hammond, Ind., 76. Borger, Fred, 1540 Commercial St., Chariton, Iowa, 26. Borger, Myrtle, 1540 Commercial St., Chariton, Iowa. Botner, Betty Lou, Box 888, R. R. 4, Lakeland, Fla., 66. Boudreau, Isabell, 159 N. Forest St., Bradley, 111. Bowers, Charles H., 1735 E. Linden Ave. Mishawaka, Ind., 53. Bowers, Donald Eugene, 328 W. Fourth Ave., Co- lumbus, Ohio, 77. Bowers, Frank Richard, R. R. 1, Box 525, Amelia, Ohio. Bowman, Bobert E., 308 Center St., Cardington, Ohio, 63. Boyd, Vivian L., Grinnell Road, Kankakee, 111. Bradley, Goodman Taylor, 1995 E. Linden St., Kan- kakee, 111. Braker, Janice, Elm Park, Bourbonnais, 111. Braker, Willard, Elm Park, Bourbonnais, 111., 44. Brashaw, Maureen Delores, 1214 N. Johnson St., Bay City, Mich., 60. Braun, Clarence Eugene, R. R. 3, Springfield, Ohio. Braundrfieir, Barbara, 2604 Gale Ave., Peoria, 111. Braundmeir, Jack, 2604 Gale Ave., Peoria, III. Bridgeo, Bruce, Port Martland, Nova Scotia, Canada, 54. Bridgeo, Mary, Port Martland, Nova Scotia, Canada. Bright, Nila jo, 603 E. Oak St., Watseka, III, 75. Bright, Priscilla J., R. R. 6, Box 217 Crown Point, Ind., 67. Brillhart, James, B. R. 1 Trinway, Ohio, 31. Britton, Mark Lawrence, R. R. 6, Decatur, 111. Brokaw, Meredith, 1966 Catalina Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. Brooks, Beulah, R. R. 1, Iowa City, Iowa, 53. Brooks, Richard A., 340 Fifth St., Manistee, Mich. Brough, Norlvn, 812 Clyde St., Lansing, Mich., 55. Brown, David L., Oregon, 111. [270] student roster Brown, Leroy, 304 Olivet St., Bourbonnais, 111. Brown, Marilee, 330 East North St., Winchester, Ind., 61. Brown, Robert E. R. R. 1, White Heath, 111., 46. Brubaker, J. Omar, 1274 E. Merchant St., Kankakee, 111. Brunken, Marilyn L., 1319 S. Twelth St., Burlington, Iowa, 66. Bryan, Deloris Joan, 2707 York St., Blue Island, 111., 75. Bryant, Marilyn Kay, 2434 Ave., G , Council Bluffs, Iowa, 77. Bryant, Ronald, 1105 S. Second St., Trenton, Ohio, 60. Buck, Morris L., 402 N. Alabama St., Brazil, Ind., 61. Bunzel, Ruth A., 1305 N. Nineteenth St., Milwaukee, Wis. Burgess, Patricia June, 406 N. Champaign St., Cham- paign, 111., 60. Burns, T. Wesley, R. R. 1, Center Point, Ind., 49. Burris, Shirley Anne, 604 E. Van Buren St., Decatur, 111., 70. Cain, Raymond L., 2715 Main Street, Anderson, Ind., 52. Calvert, James F., 3737 E. Main St., Columbus, Ohio, 64. Calvin, Don Gene, R. R. 3, Columbia, Mo. Campbell, Elizabeth, 2588 E. Main St., Springfield, Ohio, 56. Canaday, Donald, R. R. 2, Dana, Ind., 80. Canaday, Harold, R. R. 2, Dana, Ind., 33. Candel, Wanda Jean, 31 Douglas St., Tiffin, Ohio, 66. Canen, Mary Alice, 805 N. Sprunger St., Berne, Ind., 56. Canen, Paul, 805 N. Sprunger St., Berne, Ind., 35. Cannon, Mary Jo, 2004 Grange Haul Road, Dayton, Ohio, 53. Carlisle, Carlos Eugene, 919 Altadena St., Royal Oak, Mich. Carlson, Phillip, 3615 W. Sixty-third Place, Chicago, 111. Carpenter, Beverly Jean, 323 N. Franklin St., Greens- burg, Ind. Carpenter, Claude Elden, 286 S. Moore St., Kankakee, 111. Carpenter, Donald, 607 S. Eighth St., Elkhart. Ind., 36. Carpenter, Harvey, 323 N. Franklin St., Greensburg, Ind. 58. Carpenter, Janice, 607 S. Eighth St., Elkhart. Ind. Carpenter, William, R. R. 3, Ridgeville, Ind., 68. Cassidy, Ava Marie, 494 S. Myrtle Ave., Kankakee, 111. Castelletti, Nancv Mary, 67 E. Ninety-ninth Place Chicago, 111., 52. Chambers, Barbra, R. R. 1, Indianola, Iowa. Chandler, Charles Curtis, 1725 E. Lakeview Ave. Co- lumbus, Ohio, 69. Changnon, Amanda. 448 S. McKinley St., Kankakee, 111. Chapman, Robert V., 75 Convent St., Kankakee 111 59. Childers, William Dean, R. R. 2, Rogersville, Mo. Chittick, Patricia Charlotte, 3246 Keewahdin St., Port Huron, Mich. Christenson, Dorothy Matilda, R. R. 1, Watkins Minn 75. Christman, Betty Jean, Second and Lynn, South Wilm- ington, 111. Clark, Jack W., 321 W. Battell St., Mishawaka, Ind., 62. Clark, Marcella Ann, 167 Fuller St., Columbus, Wis. 75 Clark, Martha, 321 W. Battell St., Mishawaka, Ind. Clark, Russell 310 E. Dubail Ave., South Bend, Ind.. 44. Cleveringa. Eunice Linda, 123 W. Mitchell St., Petoskey, Mich., 70. Clift, Shirley Joan, 499 South Benton St., Marshall, Mo. Clme, Curtis Eugene. 947 Lake St.. Sikeston, Mo.. 74. Coburn, Mary Lou, 1314 S. Eighth St., Trenton, Ohio. Coburn, Willis, 2914 S. Ninth St., Ironton, Ohio, 29. Coda, Bernard A. Jr., 1812 W. Station St., Kankakee, 111. Coil, William H., 505 E. Sixth St., Beardstown, 111., 28. Collins, Robert T. Jr., R. R. 3, Pataskala, Ohio, 63. Collins, Ruby Imogene, R. R. 5, Brazil, Ind., 26. Collins, William R., R. R. 2, Brazil, Ind., 79. Combs, Everett Eugene, 558 Pearl Street, Marseilles, 111., 66. Conrad, Marilyn Elizabeth, 7627 Monroe Ave., Ham- mond, Ind. Converse, Richard Keith, 727 S. Richardson Ave., Co- lumbus, Ohio. Cook, Elnora Maxine, 214 E. Chestnut St., Hartford City, Indiana, 53. Cook, Mollie Rae, 417 E. Beechwold Blvd., Columbus, Ohio, 71. Cook, Paul L., 157 S. Forest St., Bradley, 111., 39. Coomer, Gayola Lee, 6062 S. Seventy-five Court, Argo, 111., 56. Cotner, Paul Howard, 619 Twentieth Ave., S. Nampa, Idaho, 77. Covert, Robert Victor, 214 Daisyfield Road, Rockford, 111., 74. Cowan, Ronald Dean, 516 S. Shaffer St., Springfield, Ohio. Cox, Ervin Dean, 343 E. Jefferson St., El Paso, Texas. Crabtree, Robert E., 817 Homestead Ave., Springfield,  Ohio, 45. Craig, David E., Crescent City, 111. Craig, Mary Evelyn, Box 291, Dublin, Ind., 59. Craig, Robert David, Convent Ave., Bourbonnais, 111., 30. Crall, Dale Eugene, 305 Walter St., Midland, Mich. Crites, Gary Ralph, River Lane, Bradley, 111. Crook, James L., Olivet Illinois, 74. Culbertson, Rosa, Woodlawn Trailer Park, Bourbonnais, 111. Culler, Joyce Louise, R. R. 1, Mansfield, Ohio, 74. Cumins, Kenneth D., 536 S. Union St., Westfield, Ind., 49. Cummings, Willard Gene, R. R. 1, Waynesfield, Ohio, 63. Cunningham, Marjorie, 1246 S. Lincoln St., Kankakee, 111. Curtain, Leona Lee, 93 Reef Ave., Columbus, Ohio, 82. Dace, Allen L., Adin, 111. Dace, Loretta Barker, 71 Bernard St., Bourbonnais, 111. Dale, Bennie I., Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbonnais, III, 79. Darby, Melvin Eugene, 7268 Lozier St., Van Dyke, Mich., 69. Davis, Arthur R., 627 London St., Grand Rapids, Mich. Davis, Dortha Lee, 2099 McLain St., Lincoln Park, Mich., 75. Davis, Edward Eugene, 1330 Zollars Ave., Ft. Wayne, Ind., 59. Davis; Elizabeth, Bernie, Mo., 46. Davis, Mary Ellen, 1926 Fairmont St., New Castle, Ind., 68. Davis, Nancie J., 3569 Central St., Indianapolis, Ind., 61. Davis, Robert M., 3105 S. Adams St., Marion, Ind., 63. Davis, Shirley Mae, R. R. 3, Brookville, Ohio, 68. Davisson, John Wesley. Shirley, Ind. Dawes, Gordon W., 70 Bernard Ave., Bourbonnais, 111., 48. Dawes, Gordon Jr., 70 Bernard Ave., Bourbonnais, 111., 69. Dawson, Maxine Ann, 1223 Driscoll Ave., Springfield, Ohio, 48. [271] student roster Day, Kelsey R., Box 5, Kurtz, Intl. Deal, John Waldon, 226 Missouri Ave., Peoria, III. Deal, Roger W., 226 Missouri Ave., Peoria, 111. DeBreaux, Joan, 329 W. 112th St., Chicago, 111. Deckard, Kenneth Eugene, 116 W. King St., Franklin, Ind., 77. Del Camp, Adrian, 303 S. Sixty-third St., Milwaukee, Wis., 46. Delhagen, Jack Dean, R. R. 1, Wilkinson, Ind. DeLong, Judith Elinor, 618 Eighth St., Marietta, Ohio, 73. Demaray, Merlin E., 153 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. DePatis, Frances, 690 South Wall St., Kankakee, 111. DeWitt, Willard R., 1013 Second Ave., W. Oskaloosa, Iowa, 56. Dieckhoff, Dorothy, R. R. 1, Fall River, Wisconsin, 52. Diefenbach, Florence, Bonfield, 111. Dike, Jane, 713 Eighth St., Huntington, Ind., 43. Dillman, Hazel, 341 Second St. S., Manteno, 111. Dishong, Paul Wayne, 507 W. Lafever St., Ossian, Ind., 72. Dodds, John Edward, R. R. 1, Lakeview, Ohio, 53. Donaldson, Marvin, 14 Oak St., Bourbonnais, III, 38. Dorsett, John L. Madison St., Bloomington, Ind. Douglas, Helen Viola, R. R. 1, Alexandria, Ind. Douglas, Romelle, 7149 Arizona Ave., Hammond, Ind., 57. Downs, Mildred Fern, R. R. 1, Mount Gilead, Ohio, 73. Downs, Rosalie E., R. R. 1, Mount Gilead, Ohio, 54. Drake Marvin, R. R. 1, Bourbonnais, 111. Duff, Donald L., 3100 Ohio Ave., Middletown, Ohio, 71. Durbin, Ernest Lee, 921 Allison Ave., Hamilton, Ohio, 69. Durbin, Max B., 412 W. Franklin St., Winchester, Ind., 64. Dutridge, Jerry R., 3340 E. Manhattan Blvd., Toledo, Ohio, 74. Dutridge, Tom L., 3340 E. Manhattan Blvd, Toledo, Ohio. Fades, Glenn Edward, Box 406, Aroma Park, 111. Eaton, Delores, 1102 Myrtle Ave., Frankfort, Ind. Eaton, J. Rex, 1102 Myrtle Ave., Frankfort, Ind., 71. Ediger, E. Eleanor, Spencer, S. D., 77. Edwards, Patricia Ann, 166 N. Fifteenth St., Osawa- tomie, Kansas. Edwards, Richard, 28 Campbell Ave., Glenwood, 111., 30. Edwards, Robert L., 228 S. Wayne Ave., Lockland, Ohio, 58. Ellen, Betty Jane, 10115 Becker Road, Reese, Mich. Else, Harlan Lester, Fremont, Iowa, 50. Elwood, David, 1714 Grand Ave., New Castle, Ind., 33. Ely, Donald, 1010 Third St., Three Rivers, Mich., 59. Engle, Keith L., 121 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111., 50. Ennis, Leonard, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbonnais, III, 52. Erickson, Gene Arnold, 905 Fowler Ave., Danville, 111., 69. Erickson, Glen D., 905 N. Fowler Ave., Danville, 111., 75. Estelle, Dorothv Louise, 414 S. Clav St., Sturgis, Mich., 66. Evans, Donna Lee, 1211 N. Bowman St., Danville, 111. Evans, Margaret V., Box 237, Wilmot, S. D. Fallis, Louise M., R. R. 4. Oskaloosa, Iowa, 56. Fallon, Thomas M., 1225 Groesheck Road, Cincinnati, Ohio, 62. Falzone, John, 323 N. Dearborn St., Kankakee, 111. Farrar, Glendel Ray, 30 E. Twenty-third St., Chicago Heights, III, 73. Fearn, Daniel P., 5302 Hovcomb St., Detroit, Mich. Ferguson, Linda, 802 E. Main St., Greenfield, Ind. Fernandez, Aida, Cumbre No. 110 Espa 13, Lanton, Habana, Cuba. Fernandez, Ricardo, Carmen No. 2 A Naranjo, Habana, Cuba, 39. Fiedler, Chester, Box 159, Clifton, 111. Fiedler, Janet Elaine, 533 W. Maple St., Mason, Mich., 77. Fischer, Vernon O., Buffalo Lake, Minn., 57. Fisher, Carla B., 2857 Ridge Road, Lansing, 111. Fisher, Ralph Wendall, 2439 Orchard St., Blue Island III., 72. Fitzgerrel, 620 Adave St., Ottawa, 111., 36. Floyd, Orville Lee, R. R. 1, Clifton, 111., 82. Foiles, Eugene W., 700 Sumner St., Jerseyville, 111., 54. Fortune, Frederick C, 5007 Henderson Road, Davison Mich., 57. Foster, Geraldine Marie, 1267 S. Ravenal St., Marshall Mo., 73. Foster, Jay E., 295 S. Douglas St., Bradley, 111., 43. Fraley, Jo Ann Helen, 5842 Yarmouth Ave., Toledo Ohio, 75. Fraley, Loretta Florence, 5942 Yarmouth Ave., Toledo Ohio, 73. Frank, Paul R., 8451 South Seventy-ninth Court, Oak- lawn, III. Frankhauser, Wayne Dennis, Excelsior, Minn., 70. Franklin, Mary Elizabeth, Ellisville, 111. Franklin, William, Mill St., Odon, Ind. Freeland, Ronald Eugene, 271 Throw Bridge St., In- dianapolis, Ind. Friday, Diane, 1105 S. Lincoln Ave., Kankakee, 111. Frum, Robert H., R. R. 3, Athens, Ohio, 57. Fry, Charles Richard, R. R. 5, Coshocton, Ohio, 62. Fry, Patsy Seelye, R. R. 1, McBain, Mich., 56. F ' ulk Paul Frederick, 1921 Jackson Ave., Portsmouth Ohio, 71. Fuller, Janice, 910 Seaules Road, Toledo, Ohio 82 Fullerton, Beverly, 613 S. Sheldon St., Charlotte Mich 47. Fulwider, Vona Catherine, 26 Belle Aire, Bourbonnais III, 42. Galloway, Harvey Jr., 110 Olivet St., Bourbonnais, III., Gallup, Wayne G., Convent St., Bourbonnais, 111. Gallup, Wilma, Convent St., Bourbonnais, 111. Cambrel, Verland, 29K Summitt St., Indianapolis, Ind. Gardner, Cecil Scott, 1440 High St., Hamilton, Ohio, 75. Garmon, Jerry, 5909 New York Ave., Des Moines, Iowa. Garner, Maxirie, Morrisonville, 111., 62. Garrett, Anita Rosalie, 524 Regent St.; Lansing, Mich., 67. Garrett, Eva B., 1157 N. Schuyler St., Kankakee, 111., 43. Garrett, John Julius, 425 Regent St., Lansing, Mich., 67. Garrison, Doris, R. R. 7, Hillsboro, Ohio. Garton, Franklin D., 2126 E. Dartmouth St., Muncie, Ind. Garvin, Curry T., 2053 Whittemore St., Flint, Mich. Garvin, George Robert, 910 N. Third Ave., Maywood, III, 68. Gawthrop, Wayland, Mount Erie, 111. [272] student roster Geeding, Harold, 260 N. Michigan Ave., Bradley, 111. Gibson, Lyle, 50 Bernard St., Bonrbonnais, 111. Gibson, Raymond, R. R. 3, Gorydon, Kentucky, 59. Gill, Bernard, 1343 Vincennes St., Chicago Heights, III, 27. Gillespey, Harold Eugene, 227 S. Elliott St., Olney, 111., 66. Gillies, Catherine Emma, R. R. 1, Millington, Mich., 77. Gilroy, Carolyn Janet, 705 Mohegan St., Birmingham, Mich. Golf, Juanita, 25 Oak St., Monee, 111. Gore, Martha Jane, 1108 E. Third St., Centralia, 111., 67. Gorslin, Carl Sumner, 197?2 South Prairie St., Bradley, 111., 74. Gould, Patricia Ann, 489 S. Graham St., Martinsville, Ind., 53. Gray, Bonnie Jean, 10430 Lippencott St., Dawson, Mich., 74. Gray, William, 458 W. Broadway St., Bradley, 111. Green, Lena, 237 W. Loretta St., St. Louis, Mo., 43. Green, Wilda, 237 W. Loretta St., St. Louis, Mo., 70. Greene, Kyle, R. R. 3, Danville, Ind. Greenlee, James Wendell, 456 N. State St., Indianapolis, Ind., 69. Griffin, Bethel, R. R. 2, Boyne City, Mich., 61. Grobe, Donald, 310 Mineral St., Grand Ledge, Mich. Grooms, Marvin, 103 Fulhart Ave., Dayton, Ohio 31 Gutermuth, Charles, 2732 Rodman St., Louisville, Kentucky. Hale, Thomas Galen, 492 N. Center Ave., Bradley, 111. Hall, Olive, R. R. 2, Newcomerstown, Ohio, 33. Kallum, Thomas Franklin Jr., R. R. 1, Titusville, Fla., 61. Hamell, Rhea Sue, 713 W. Franklin St., Taylorville, Hamilton, Edgar, 632 Third Ave., Disney, Ohio. Hamilton, Shirley, 632 South Locke St., Kokomo Ind Hamilton, Virginia, 632 Third Ave., Sidney, Ohio. Handschy, Constance Kay, 2228 Ave., F Council Bluffs, Iowa, 76. Handschy, Marilyn Lou, 2228 Avenue F , Council Bluffs, Iowa, 67. Hansen, Jack P., 504 E. Bloomington St., Iowa City, Iowa. Hansher, Jack 192 Dana Ave., Columbus, Ohio, 61. Hanson, Jeanette Ruth, 142 Pasadena Ave., Elyria Ohio, 68. Hanson, John, 142 Pasadena Ave., Elyria, Ohio, 58 Hanson, Jon Herbert, 430 N. Eleventh St., La Crosse Wis., 77. Harris, Jack, 218 N. Lucees St., Iowa City, Iowa, 63 Harris, Paul, 702 E. Bourbonnais St., Kankakaee, 111. Harryman, Francis, 901 S Ninth St., Burlington, Iowa. Harryman, Margaret Smith, 504 W. Washington St., Fairfield, Iowa. Harryman, Robert, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbon- nais, 111. Hart, Lester, 1261 Stanley St., Pontiac, Mich. Hartberg, Craig Freeman, Buffalo Lake, Minn., 69. Hartkopf, Ronald, 3062 Horton St., Ferndale, Mich. Hasselbring, Charles, R. R. 3, Martintos, 111. Hassinger, Ruth, 475 S. Sandusky Road, Tiffin, Ohio, 71. Hawk, Freda, 1210 W. Shiawassee St., Lansing, Mich., 48. Hawkins, Zenana Mae, Berne, Ind., 69. Hawley, Eleanor, R. R. 1, Onondaga, Mich., 75. Hawley, Keith, 529 Madison St., Rochester, Mich., 54. Hawley, Richard, R. R. 1, Onondaga, Mich., 42. Hay, John, 714 N. Twenty-fourth St., New Castle, Ind. Hayes, Adah, 251 S. Indiana St., Kankakee, 111. Headlee, Ruth, 1149 Jefferson St., S. E., Grand Rapids, Mich., 66. Heartz, Janet Sue, 1440 High St., Hamilton, Ohio, 69. Heinz, Trah, 743 S. Wildwood St., Kankakee, 111. Hemmeter, Faith Eileen, 378 Lafayette Road, Medina, Ohio, 73. Hemmmgsen, George, 1044 North St., Bradley, III, 42. Hendershot, Joan, 618 N. Second St., Rockford, 111. Hendley, Byron Lee, 2500 Eastlawn St., Detroit, Mich. Hendricks, Delores, Manteno, 111. Hendricks, Nancy Marie, 339 S. Lincoln St., Blooming- ton, Ind., 67. Henley, James, 855 Mercer St., Decatur, 111., 62. Henry, Charles Ogilvie, Aoma Park, 111. Henry, Esther Burch, 807 Bocc Blvd, Kankakee, 111. Herdler, Joseph, 6442 Myrtle Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Hess, Gilbert Lynn, Jr., 41 Haskell Drive, Battle Creek, Mich. Hickler, Beverly, R. R. 1, Litchfield, Minn., 46. Hickler, Maxine Daphne, R. R. 1, Litchfield, Minn. Higginbotham, Forrest, R. R. 1, Clifton, 111. Hill, Dennis, 22116 Richton Road, Richton Park, 111., 47. Hill, Pauline Ruth, R. R. 1, Lynnville, Ind. Hill, Thomas Cleveland, 2614 Mary St., Evansville, Ind., 71. Hindi, Clarence Earl, Valley City, 111., 72. Hiner, Marlene Ann, R. R. 3, Navarre, Ohio, 58. Hodges, Gladys, R. R. 2, Beecher City, 111. Hoffert, Marvin, 720 Taylor St., Sikeston, Mo., 26. Holland, Carolyn, 1303 S. Thirteenth St., Hamilton, Ohio, 45. Holland, Evelyn, 1303 S. Thirteenth St., Hamilton, Ohio, 48. Holland, Nola Gaye, 2216 Dixie Highway, Middletown, Ohio, 76. Hollenbaugh, Kenneth William, 2913 W. Forty-seventh Ave., Gary, Ind., 73. Holmes, Everett, 128 West Amny Road, Reading, Ohio, 69. Holstein, David, 62 Bernard St., Bourbonnais, 111., 33. Holstein, Elisabeth Ann, 432 W. Walnut St. Kalamzoo, Mich., 32. Holstein, Emmor, Ethel, West Virginia. Holstein, Rebekah Lou, 432 W. Walnut St., Kalamazoo, Mich., 69. Hooks, Patricia Lou, R. R. 4, Lucasville, Ohio, 62. Hopkins, Harlow, 136 N. Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Hornburg, Norman Earl, R. R. 3, Titusville, Pa. Horner, Kathryn, 5800 Erie St., Racine, Wis., 42. Horner, Virginia Rae, Mercer, Wis. Hoskins, Paul, Salem, Ind., 79. Iloskins, Raymond Eugene, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbonnais, 111. Houchin, Kenneth Eugene, 423 N. Forest St., Bradley, 111., 44. Houchin, Hannah Copeland, 32 N. Terry St., Dayton. Ohio. House, Elton, 410 N. Kimball St., Maiden, Mo., 57. Houghtaling, Milton, 208 W. Slosson St., Reed City, Mich. Howard, Richard Frank, Athens, 111. Howerter, Rolland, Ellisville, 111., 62. Huber, James Timothy Jr., Hillsbow, Ind., 72. Huffman, Max Eugene, W. River St., Bourbonnais, 111., 75. Huggins, Robert, 48 Sixth St., McMechen, W. Va. Hull, William Ora, 30 Elm Park, Bourbonnais, 111. Humble, Gordon, 611 E. Washington St., Sullivan, Ind., 52. [273] student roster Humble, David, 611 E. Washington St., Sullivan, Ind. Humble, Ruby, 98 Marsile St., Bourbonnais, 111. Humphrey, James, Aroma Park, III. Hunt, Robert, R. R. 1, Mount Carmel, 111., 55. Hunt, Dorothy Lavone, R. R. 2, Anderson, Ind., 72. Hutchens, Cornelius Michael, Batavia, Ohio. Ingals, Wayne, 1347 Forest St., Des Moines, Iowa. Inman, Cecil, 6920 Fort Road, Fosters, Mich. Inman, Eugene, 6920 Fort Road, Fosters, Mich. Isaacs, Bill, R. R. 1, Wilkinson, Ind., 74. Ishizaki, Jennie, 3764 Keanu St., Honolulu, Hawaii. Jackson, Clyde Ross, 1907 Beech St., Terre Haute, Ind., 76. Jaffe, Leonard, 1236 S. Lincoln St., Kankakee, 111. James, Charles Austin, 416 Blow St., St. Louis, Mo James, John, 416 Blow St., St. Louis, Mo., 56. Janiak, Audrey Jean, 676 Meadow Court, Bradley, 111. Jarvis, Josie May, S. Oakside Ave., Mishawaka, Ind., 75 Jeffries, Francis, 1734 S. Walnut St., Muncie, Ind. Jellison, Mary Lou, Winethrop, Iowa, 81. Jentzen, Hazel LaVange, 8 Elm Park, Bourbonnais, 111., 73. Jeter, Doyle, Hernando, Fla. Jewell, Edgar, R. R. 1, Chebanse, 111., 38. Jimenez, Larry Lee, 7056 S. Wentworth St., Chicago, Johnson, Donald Roy, 301 S. Sycamore St., Villa Grove III., 72. Johnson, Esther, 433 Fourth Ave., Ottawa, 111. Johnson, Gwendolyn Adell, R. R. 2, Litchfield, Minn 67. Johnson, Mata Mary, Olivet Nazarene College, Bour- bonnais, 111. Johnson, Ruth Evangeline, 1108 N. Woodburn St., Bloomington, Ind. Jones, Harriet Vashti, R. R. 17, Indianapolis, Ind., 77. Jordan, Alice Charlene, R. R. 1, Madoc, Ind., 66. Jordan, Opal Evelyn, R. R. 2, Grant, Mich., 82. Joseph, Pauline, 609 S. East St., Knox, Ind., 69. Justice, Ronald, 1246 N. Second St., Ironton, Ohio, 48. Kallsen, Carl Edward, 401 E. Smith St., Hicksville, Ohio, 68. Kallweit, Ralph, 4083 N. Center Road, Flint, Mich. 63 Kammer, John, 2719 Marcella Ave., Dayton, Ohio 62 Kanipe, Floyd, 712 W. Sixteenth St., C adillac, Mich., 44. Kanipe, Helen Box, 15591 Crescentwood St., E. Detroit Mich., 28. Keech, Harold, R. R. 1, Spring Lake, Mich., 58. Keeler, Marilyn, 481 S. Harris Ave., Columbus, Ohio 70. Kell, Patsy Ann, 15 Olivet St., Bourbonnais, 111., 82 Kellar, Patsy Coleen, 3127 South Linden Road, Flint Mich., 70. Keller, Donna Lou, 907 W. Arches Ave., Monmouth III., 69. Kennedy, Jerry Eugene, 657 Columbia Ave., Middle- town, Ind., 66. Kennedy, Monagail, 3437 E. Carpenter Road, Flint Michigan, 64. Kerns, Rolland, 1644 E. Hudson St., Cols, Ohio 27 Ketterman, Lee. R. R. 5, Valparaiso, Ind., 60. Kiger, John Philip, Kokomo, Ind. Kiner, Gerald Gene, R. R. 2, Millersborg,- Ohio, 82. King, Edgar Donald Jr., 96 Pembroke Ave., South Zanesville, Ohio, 74. King, Robert Duane, 3830 W. Station St., Kankakee, King, Virginia, 903 E. Second St., Flint, Mich., 46. Kinnaman, David Raydean, Charlottesville, Ind., 77 Kinzie, Marlene Ann, 7231 Scottwood Ave., Cincinnati Ohio, 72. Kirkpatrick, Donna Kay, 2249 Euclid Ave., Beloit Wis 73. Kirkpatrick, Rodney Donald, 2249 Euclid Ave., Beloit Wisconsin, 74. Kizzee, Phillip Wendell, 2804 S. Eighth St., Ironton Ohio, 43. ' Klassen, Jessie May, 116 W. Third St., Momence 111 K eer, Elaine, R. R. 3, Three Rivers, Mich., 63. Klein, Wanda, 804 S. Greenwood Ave., Kankakee 111 Knotts, Malcom David, 2128 Fletcher St., Anderson Ind., 72. Knox, James, 456 Brown St., Portsmouth, Ohio 44 Knox, Lois DuVall, R. R. 3, Danfield, Ohio 56 Kolkman, William Allen, 1307 Hagemann Ave., Burling- ton, Iowa, 52. Komori, Paul Fukushimaku, Isaka, Japan 37 Kruger, Shirley, R. R. 1, Darwin, Minn. ' 72 Krumrie, Lyle Fred, R. R. 3, Houston, Minn., 68. Kruschinsky, Melba, Dunfermline, 111 Kuba, Ethel, R. R. 1, Lakeview, Ohio 69 Kurth, Virgil, Grant Park, 111., 37. Landrey, Luella, 610 W. Fourtheenth Place, Chicago Heights, III., 72. Lane, Beth Ann, 144 N. Mantua St., Kent, Ohio Lane, Evangeline Ruth, 23 Elm Park, Burbonnais, 111. 36. Lane, Marilyn Jo, 23 Elm Park, Bourbonnais, 111. 52 Lane, Patricia Marie, 23 Elm Park, Bourbonnais 111 82 Lang Soren David, 13 Chatham Circle, Kankakee ' 111 Langholf, Francis, R. R. 3, Oregon 111 Lanman Donna Mae, 8425 S. Seventy-seventh Court Oak Lawn, 111. Lanman, Dorothy Margaret, 8425 S. Seventy-seventh Court, Oaklawn, 111., 75. Larsen, Lauren, 302 Olivet St., Bourbonnais, 111 63 Latham, Jean Dorothy, R. R. 1, Center Point, Ind 68 Latham, Robert, R. R. 1, Center Point, Ind., 73 Lawrence, Donald, Aroma Park, 111. Lawrence, Hildath, Manteno, 111., 45. Lawrence, Paul, 54 E. North Street, Newark, Ohio 61 Lawson, Leah, 405 Pendleton Ave., Pendleton, Ind Leas, LeMoyne, 516 Florence St., Hammond, Ind. Lee, Jean Ann, 305 Cresap St., Sikeston, Mo. 49 Lee, Marjorie June, 817 S. Eighteenth St., Mt. Ver- non, III., 75. Leggott Donna, 1254 N. Schuyler St., Kankakee, 111. Leib, Glenn, R. R. ], Wooster, Ohio, 62. Leichty, Elvin, 397 Brookmont Blvd., Bradley, 111., 77. Leichty, Marjorie, 397 Brookmont Blvd., Bradley ' 111 66. Leitzman, James, 269 S. Wabash St., Bradley, III. Leonard, Howard, R. R. 1, Bourbonnais, 111. Lerner, Adele, 864 S. Cobb St., Kankakee, 111. Lockard, William Joseph, 1900 Oakland Park, Columbus Ohio. Lockman, Norris R. R. 2, Glovd Knoba, Ind., 71. Lockwood, Carol G., 611 S. Washington St., Crawfords- ville, Ind., 46. Loftice, Walter, 261 Lake St., Ludlow, Kentucky. Luehrs, Josephine Kramer, R. R. 1, Kankakee, 111. Lusk, Carol, 512 E. Worth St., Fostoria, Ohio, 30. Lykins, Clarence Henry, R. R. 3, Dayton, Ohio, 80. Lynch, Ronald, 611 Henderson St., Williamstown, West Virginia. Lytle, Doyle, R. R. 10, Fort Wayne, Ind., 79. [274] student roster McBride, Barbara Jean, 1409 N. West St., Lima, Ohio, 77. McClain, Ruth, 16 Convent St., Bourbonnais, III, 27. McClenning, Mary, R. R. 2, Zion, 111., 60. McCullough, Paul, Alexandria, Ind. McDowell, Leroy James, West Salem, 111. McFall, Juanita, 1710 N. Jefferson St., Peoria, 111., 74. McGhee, Carolyn Louise, 214 E. Temperance Road, Temperance, Mich., 73. McGuire, Martha Pat, 450 Eileen Drive, Pontiac, Mich., 60. McLain, Kenneth, Bourbonnais, 111., 33. McLaughlin, Carolyn Julia, 803 W. Third St., Marys- ville, Ohio, 68. McLouth, Clinton, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbon- nais, 111., 55. McMurrin, Dwight James, 33 N. Sixty-fifth St., Cin- cinnati, Ohio, 69. McQueen, Ronald, 3808 Fifteenth St., Chattanooga, Tenn. McRoberts, Martha Sue, 601 W. Mill St., Danville, Ind., 59. McWherter, Edna Ilene, 252 Uhler Ave., Marion, Ohio, 70. Mandly, Joyce, Crown Point, Indiana, 32. Markley, Betty Lou, 101 S. Alexander St., Millersburg, Ohio, 74. Marsh, Leah Jane, 1455 Minnesota Ave., Columbus, Ohio, 75. Martin, Phyllis, 284 N. Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Martin, Delores, R. R. 1, Wooster, Ohio, 61. Martin, James, 83 Lonborough Ave., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Martin, Lula Fern, Grinnell Road, Kankakee, 111. Martin, Willis Dale, 2516 Hockworth St., Ashland, Kentucky, 63. Marvin. Earl. 35 Rov St., Bourbonnais, 111. Marx, David Paris, 108 S. Rivard St., W. Salem. 111., 73. Mathews, Calvin. 506 Park Ave., Galena, 111., 26. Maxfield, Lois, 537 S. Alma St., Kankakee, 111. Maxwell. Mary 142 E. Murphv St., Lima, Ohio, 48. Mayes, Elizabeth, 1228 Long St., Hamilton, Ohio. Meissner, Stuart, R. R. 1, Gurnee, 111., 71. Metcalf, Dale, 752 Gasche St., Wooster, Ohio, 61. Meyer, Paul 630 Enos St., Kankakee, 111. Meyer, Robert 226 N. Market St., Mt. Sterling, Ohio. Mevering, Donald 37 Prairie St., Grandville, Mich. Middleton, Arlene Evelyn, 647- 165th St., Hammond, Ind., 59. Milburn, John 228 S. Washington, Kankakee, 111. Miller, Beniamin Wendell, 1806 S. Thirteenth St., Council Bluffs, Iowa, 58. Miller, Dillard, R. R. 1, McArthur, Ohio. Miller. Doris Jean, 1421 W. Twentieth St., Lorain, Ohio. 72. Miller, Ford, Osceola, Ind. Miller, Hilbert, R. R. 1, Lynnville, Ind.. 45. Miller, Marilvn Zinn, R. R. 2, Alma, Mich. Mingledorff. Walter, R. R. 3. Douglass, Ga., 29. Minor, Marian Lucy, 1625 S. Armstrong St., Kokomo, Ind., 68. Mitcham, M ry Lou Holden, 1619 Thorn St., Chicago Heights. 111. Mitchell. Tim. R. R. 2, Huntington, Ind. Moore. Charles Robert, 1019 S. Dennison St., Indian- apolis. Ind.. 75. Moore, Haskel. R. R. 1, Woodruff. W. Va., 53. Moore, Mable Laverne, R. R. 3. Nashville, Ind., 72. Moore. Patricia, 628 S. Rvbolt St.. Indianapolis. Ind. Morford, A. Lynn, 2308 Jackson St., Anderson, Ind., 70. Morgan, Emma, N. Howard St., Sabina, Ohio. Morgan, Ira, N. Howard St., Sabina, Ohio. Morgan, Miriam Frances, 1512 Jennings St., East Liverpool, Ohio. Morgan, Ruby Marie, R. R. 4, Danville, 111., 74. Morris, Dorette Jeanene, 39 Etna Ave., Huntington, Ind., 68. Morris, John, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbonnais, 111. Morris, Mary Pauline, Box 29, Wolf Run, Ohio, 66. Morris, Wanda, 1171 E. Court St., Kankakee, 111. Morrisson, Raymond Andrew, 213 N. Maple St., Stur- gis, Mich., 67. Morse, Elsie, 865 North Swede St., Midland, Mich., 29. Morse, Norma Jean, 865 N. Swede St., Midland, Mich., 53. Mowers, Gilbert, R. R. 1, Bourbonnais, 111. Muhm, John, 795 Water St., Britt, Iowa. Muir, William, 412 N. Ninth St., Oskaloosa, Iowa. Munroe, Louise, 200 Munroe St., Burbonnais, 111., 69. Murray, Thomas Charles, 320 S. Hudson St., Antigo, Wis., 55. Myers, Jane Ann, 807 N. State St., Sullivan. Ind., 66. Nance, Glenna, R. R. 2, Decarville, Ohio, 34. Nash, Charles Edward, 1373 Newport St., Detroit, Mich., 68. Nauman, Betty, R. R. 1, Marengo, Ohio, 34. Nees, Lois Elaine, 315 Center St., Bradley, 111. Neff, John, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbonnais, 111., 44. Neiderhiser, Kenneth, 285 Water St., Bourbonnais, 111. Nelson, Donald Leland, 116 S. Main St., St. Louis, Mich., 74. Nelson, Donald Ray, 125 N. Sixteenth St., Chesterton, Ind., 29. Newby, Carolyn Sue, S. Indiana St., Kankakee, 111. Newby, Gerald, 567 S. Indiana St., Kankakee, 111. Nichols, Edith May, 222 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Nichols, Phyllis June, R. R. 1, Orland, Ind., 67. Nickels, Roy, R. R. 1, Kenton, Ohio, 80. Nickels, Wanda, R. R. 1, Kenton, Ohio. Nielsen, Alfred, Oilween, Iowa, 52. Nielsen, Jean Dolores, 11716 E. Nine Mile Road Van Dyke, Mich., 71. , m Noonan, Kenneth, 520 E. Ohio St., Bluffton, Ind., 73. North, Frances, 2412 Gratiot Ave., Port Huron, Mich. North, Richard, 1514 Minnie St., Port Huron, Mich., 62. North, Robert, 24122 Gratiot Ave., Port Huron, Mich., 67. North, Thelma, Columbia City, Ind. Norton, Everett, Bresee Ave., Bourbonnais, 111., 66. Nutt, Eris, 190 N. May Ave., Kankakee, 111. Oberlander, Lowell, 12 Virginia Ave., Tiffin. Ohio: Olson, Jean, 136 Main Street, Bourbonnais, 111. Osborne, Charles 5932 W. Lincoln St., Hollywood, Fla., 66. ■ Osterkamp, Calvin, 4903 Algonquin Blvd. Clarkson, Mich. Owen, Gerald 30 Maeder Ave., Dayton, Ohio. Owens, Caroline, Rivard Road, Bourbonnais, 111. Owens, George Wallace, Bourbonnais, 111. Palmer, George, R. R. 7, Ironton, Ohio. Pangborn, Dorothy Marie, 205 W. Paterson St., Flint, Mich., 67. Pangborn, Joyce Elain, 205 W. Paterson St., Flint, Mich., 75. Parcell, Ramona. 523 E. Walnut St., Watseka, 111. Parker, Gerald, 2030 Covert Ave., Evansville, Ind., 35. [275] student roster Parr, Mozelle, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbonnais, 111. Parsons, Wendell, Eureka, 111., 42. Parton, Samuel, 78 Rivard St., Bourbonnais, III. Pate, James, 411 N. Center St., Bradley, 111., 37. Patterson, Harold Lloyd, 1001 S. Sixth St., Fairfield Iowa, 49. Payton, John, 1541 Ewing St., Indianapolis, Ind., GO. Peekham, Donald, 901 Troy Road, Edwardsville, 111. 55. Pennoek, Plynn, Lowell, Mich., 54. Peters, Ruth, Box 7, Ogden, 111., 46. Peters, Victor, 121 W. Prairie St., Virden, 111. Petersen, Beverly Ann, 498 S. Poplar St., Kankakee, 111., 28. Peterson, Jennie, 419 E. Second St., Momence, III. Petrie, John, 3001 Grasmere Ave., Columbus, Ohio, 38. Petrie, Philip Bonar, 3001 Grasmere Ave., Columbus Ohio. Phelps, Ruth Jean, 464 S. Harrison St., Kankakee, 111. Phillips, Bruce, 305 N. Swegles St., St. Johns, Mich., 50. Phillips, Gene, 2702 Forty-first Place, Des Moines, Iowa 64. Pinner, Eugene Paul, 102 E. Longfellow St., Pontiac Mich., 72. Pinner, Patricia Ann, 102 E. Longfellow St., Pontiac, Mich. Piper, Duane, 394 N. Eighth Ave., Kankakee, 111., 33. Plantec, Michael Jean, Manteno, 111. Plumb, Ruth, 1351 Lennington Circle, Kankakee, 111. Pollard, Dixie Lee, Olivet, 111., 70. Polston, William, 4860 Delaware St., Gary, Ind., 68. Pool, Phillip Keith, 5365 Linworth Road, Worthington, Ohio. Totts, Elias Vinton, 1229 Osage St., Kansas City, Kansas 76. Powell, Janice, 626 Cline St., Huntington, Ind., 47. Powers, Antoinette, Water St., Bourbonnais, 111. Powers, Hardy Jr., Water St., Bourbonnais, 111. Frater, Lowell, Watseka, 111. Prather, George, 19693 Kingsvillle St., Detroit, Mich. Priest, David, 616 Larcomb Ave., Columbus, Ohio, 42. Proffer, Lorna Sue, Bloomfield Road, Cape Girardeau Mo., 66. Prosperi, Dorothy, Olivet Nazarene College, Burbon- nais, 111. Provance, Merlin, 12 Water St., Bourbonnais, 111. Provance, Ruby, 12 Water St., Bourbonnais, 111. Quick, Mary Ellen, London St., Granville, Ohio, 26. Ralph, June, 255 S. Indiana Ave., Kankakee, 111., 74. Ramquist, Tom, 6555 Holmes St., Kansas City Mo 76. Ravenstein, John, 511 Hanover St., Cape Girardeau Mo Ray, Elizabeth Ann, 171 N. Taylor St., Kankakee, 111 62. Reader, James, 105 E. Eighth St., Georgetown, 111. 59 Ream, Annabelle, R. R. 2, New Lebanon, Ohio, 75. Reed, Barbara, Cunningham, Radio Station, Gettysburg, Reed, Flossie, Reddick, 111. Reed, Leo, Box 293, Kankakee. 111. 80 Reed, Martha Ann, Box 45, Hull, 111. 67 Reed, Millard, Box 45, Hull, III, 28. Reedy, Douglas, 420 N. Monroe St., Decatur, 111 52 Reglin, Ray, 908 W. Genesee St., Lansing, Mich. ' 55 Reidel, Holland, Box 120, Altoona, Wis., 55. Reiss, Richard, 335 E. Fremont St., Fostoria, Ohio, 69. Remmenga, John, 327 McKinley St., Appleton Wis 73 Reynolds, Charles, R. R. 3, Mitchell, Ind. Rice, Thelma, 24 Convent St., Bourbonnais, 111. Richards Anita, 153K Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Richards, Ramon Gary, 321)2 Kemp Ave., Ironton, Ohio. Richardson, Fred, 1274 Ridge Road, Ypsilanti, Mich., 55. Richison, Fern, 212 S. Fulton St., Bradley 111. Rickard, Yvonne, R. R. 2, Lake City, Mich. Riddle, Clara May, 155 Albertson St., Rochester, Mich 59. Riddlebarger, Melvin, Kcmpton, 111., 36. Rite, Clifford Graham, Box 63, Clayton, Ind. Rife, Martha Ann, Box 63, Clayton, Ind. Rippier, Gertrude, 9415— 108t ' h St., Richmond Hill N. Y., 76. Rishel, Horace John, R. R. 1, Vicksburg, Mich., 71. Rivers, Donald, 2003 N. Harding St., Indianapolis, Ind Boat, Carol Joanne, R. R. 1, Havana, III, 71. Robbins, David, 355 Cloverdale Ave., Springdale Ohio 45. Robbins, Forrest, 411 N. Blaine St., Bradley, III. 45 Robbins, Venice, 411 N. Blaine St., Bradley, 111. Robinett, Robert, 198 Prairie St., Ottawa, 111., 70. Robinette, Norma Lee, 1682 Guenther Road, Dayton Ohio, 55. Rodgers, Dimple, 991 S. Schuyler St., Kankakee, 111. Rogers, Billy, 305 N. Clay St., Robinson, 111. Rogers, Harold, R. R. 1, Villa Grove, 111., 69. Rogers, Maurice, R. R. 2, Fulton, 111. Romain, Louis Pierre Jacquas, Cap Haitien, Haiti, 76. Romeril, Harry, 1531 E. Ohio St., Indianapolis, Ind., 38. Rood, Warren Frank, 83 Reba Ave., Mansfield, Ohio, 75. Rose, Harold, 74 Euclid Ave., Pontiac, Mich., 49. Rose, John Eugene, 1728 Jackson Ave., Portsmouth, Ohio, 67. Rose, Lenville, 4327 Beech Hill Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio. Rose, Leota, 4327 Beech Hill Ave., Cincinnati Ohio, 61. Rose, Ruth, 1065 Cobb Blvd. Kankakee, 111. Ross, Jean, 1108 Twenty-fourth St., Columbus, Ind., 57 Roth, Merle, R. R. 2, Marion, Ohio. Roush, Joseph, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbonnais, 111., 80. Roven, Mary Jane, R. R. 2, Bourbonnais, III, 39. Ruddick, Esther Marie, R. R. 2, Sevmour, Ind., 80. Ruge, Dorothy DeBolt, 203 N. Locust St., Momence, Rundberg, Charles, R. R. 3, Eau Claire, Wis., 64. Ru ndberg, Lois Ramona, R. R. 3, Eau Claire, Wis., 72. Rushing, Jack, 607 Second St., Hot Springs, Ark. Ryan, Sue Carol, 1250 Minnesota Ave., Columbus, Ohio, 62. Rypczynski, Theodore, 4923 W. 142nd St., Blue Island 111., 53. Salisbury, Arthur, 3514 Genesee Road, Lapeer, Mich., 28. Salisbury, John William, 540 S. Osborn St., Kankakee, 111., 45. Salisbury, Norma, 3519 Genesee Road, Lapeer, Mich. Salomon, Ellen, 658 Park Drive, Kankakee, 111. Salsbury, Harry, 382 Evergreen Terrace, Columbus, Ohio. Samra, Herb, 2836 E. Genesee St., Saginaw, Mich., 48. Sanders, Bernice, 598 S. Patterson St., Hot Springs, Ark. Sanders, Marlin, 1111 Beaumont Ave., Dayton, Ohio, 56. Sanders, Dianne, 2656 Coventry Road, Columbus, Ohio, 67. Sanders, Rufus, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbonnais, 111., 32. Sanders, Willie, Box 43, Kankakee, 111. Schlegel Donald Richard, R. R. 2, Dunkirk, Ind. Schlie, Evelyn, R. R. 6, Columbia City, Ind. [276] student roster Schneider, Marcia, 223 S. Eighth St., Vincennes, Inch, 58. Schoenwetter, Lyle, R. R. 1, Waterloo, Wis., 53. Schoenwetter, Violet, R. R. 1, Waterloo, Wis., 31. Schray, Jean, R. R. 4, Geneva, Ohio, 35. Schriner, Reba Carter, Reddick, 111. Schultz, Daniel, 5445 Ingleside St., Chicago, 111. Schultz, Frances, Essex, 111. Schwada, Miriam Grace, 423 S. Wabash St., Bradley, Schwin, Virginia Joan, 644 N. Fellows St., Ottumwa, Iowa, 72. Scott, Betty Lou, 35 N. Roy Ave., Bourbonnais, 111. Scott ' Robert, 35 N. Roy Ave., Bourbonnais, 111., 80. Scott! Rosella Mae, 211 E. Centennial Ave., Muncie, Ind., 57. , „ T , Scott, Walter, Jr., 520 N. Virginia St., Rockville, Ind., 49. Seiffert, Fave, Darwin, Minn., 71. Shaw, David, 26530 Plymouth Road, Detroit, Mich. Sheets Oscar, 400 Alhambra Ave., Frankfort, Ind., 32. Sheffield, Gene, 2211 State St., New Castle, Ind., 66. Sheffield, Willie Mae, 2211 State St., New Castle, Ind., 57. Shelton, Fayrene Vivian, 220 S. Twenty-fifth St., New Castle, Indiana, 68. Shipman, Marvin Morgan, W. Main St., Delta, Ohio, 76. Shipman, Phylis Bertha, W. Main St., Delta, Ohio, 72. Shoemaker, Katherine, 592 Briggs St., Columbus, Ohio, Short, Kenneth, 1020 King Ave.. Indianapolis, Ind., 57. Shram, Marjorie, 6562 Salem Road, Cincinnati, Ohio. Shrontz, Elvira, 265 W. Guertin St., St. Anne, 111. Shults Eldon, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbonnais, 111. Sill, Virginia, New Era, Mich., 60. Simmons, Miles Alexander, 481 Arden Road, Columbus, Ohio, 69. Simon, Rex, R. R. 1, Dorchester, Neb., 61. Sims, David, 219 E. Franklin St., Bradley, 111. Sirota, Albert Stanley, E. Court Road, Kankakee, 111. Slack, Richard, 14630 Loomis St., Harvey, 111. Slade, Annalee June, 407 E. Main St., Urbana, 111., 70. Sloan, John Howard, 16725 Sunderland Road, Detroit, Mich., 77. Sloan, Martha, 396 S. Wabash Ave., Bradley, 111., 82. Smith, Burley Gene, 132 Cherry St., Wauseon, Ohio, 76. Smith, Charlotte, 1209 N. Mill St., Pontiac, 111. Smith, Claude LaVerne, 1816 Edith St., Murphysboro, 111., 74. Smith, Gertrude, 219 N. Hill St., Momence, 111. Smith, Henry James, R. R. 2, Vicksburg, Mich. Smith, Iris lone, 341 W. Sanilas Ave., Sandusky, Mich. Smith, Julie Anne, 5162 Cabanne St., St. Louis, Mo. Smith, Ora, 807 E. South Main St., Dexter, Mo. Smith, Ronald Eugene, R. R. 2, Fremont, Ohio, 54. Smith, Ronald Leroy, 447 S. Winfield St., Kankakee, 111., 35. Smith, Stanley Wayne, 35 Convent St., Bourbonnais, 111., 37. Smith, Walter, 616 S. Ogden Ave., Columbus, Ohio, 38. Smith, Wanda May R. R. 3, Millington, Mich. Smith, William, R. R. 3, Pontiac, 111, 35. Smith, Zora, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbonnais, 111. Snider, Gilbert, 804 Fourth St., Lawrenceville, 111. Snowden, Jerry, 30 Whitestine St., Huntington, Ind., 55. Soward, Harry, 18 Elm Park, Bourbonnais, 111., 27. Soward, Melba, 18 Elm Park, Bourbonnais, 111. Sparkes, Glenn Keith, 195 Beaudoin St., Bourbonnais, 111. Sparkes, John Grey, Olivet Nazarene College, Bour- bonnais, 111., 77. Sparkes, Mabelle, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbon- nais, 111., 77. Spearman, Mae, 408 A St., Keokuk, Iowa, 30. Spears, Earl, 512 North Entrance Ave., Kankakee, 111. Spence, Charles Marvin, 316 North C St., Hamilton, Ohio, 70. Spence, Gladys Sharon, 316 North C St., Hamilton, Ohio, 60. Spohn, John Milton, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbon- nais, 111., 77. Spohn, Pansy Elnora, Olivet Nazarene College, Bour- bonnais, 111., 34. Spotloe, Donald Wesley; R. R. 1, Proctorville, Ohio. Squires, Robert, 16200 Lilac St., Detroit, Mich., 42. Staley, Alma, R. R. 2, Flat Rock, 111. Staley, Lowell, R. R. 2, Casey, 111., 54. Stanley, Dorothy 613 S. McKinley St., Kankakee, 111. Stark, James, Box 54, Olivet, 111., 38. Stavros, Theodora, 180 N. Rosewood St., Kankakee, 111. Steele, Betty Lou, 626 Ohio Ave., N. W., Warren, Ohio, 56. Steele, Dolores, 626 Ohio Ave., N. W., Warren, Ohio, 49. Steidel, Richard, R. R. 4, Winamac, Ind., 42. Steinhart, Janice Irene, 295 North Illinois Ave., Kan- kakee, 111. Steininger, Hubert, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbon- nais, 111., 80. Stephens, Rose Mary, R. R. 1, Boggstown, Ind., 72. Stevens, Charles, 208 North Street, Lowell, Mich., 32. Stevenson, Richard, 7028 Kennedy St., Hammond, Ind. Stinnette, Paul, Holyoke, Colorado, 47. Stites, Betty Lorraine, 331 N. Jefferson St., Indianapolis, Ind. Stone, Alvah, 355 W. Bourbonnais St., Kankakee, 111. Stone, Clifford, Aroma Park, 111., 34. Stone, Dorothy Lavana, Olivet Nazarene College, Bour- bonnais, 111. Stone, Marilyn Joyce, 210 S. National St., Howell, Mich., 77. Storer, Cynthia Janet, R. R. 5, Springfield, Ohio, 59. Stouder, Phylbert Allen, Andrews St., Huntington, Ind., 70. Stouffer, Bettie Ruth, 73 W. Glendale Ave., Bedford, Ohio, 75. Strait, Neil, 148 Maple Heights, New Lexington, Ohio, 73. Straw, Hubert, 825 W. Marion St., Elkhart, Ind., 77. Strickland, Lowell Edward, 2025 Beatrice St., Spring- field, Ohio. „ T11 no Strickler, Shirley, 323 N. Center Ave., Bradley, 111., 28. Strong, Barbara, 2080 W. Elkton Road, Hamilton, Ohio, 43. ' Sthur, David George, Box 287, Mercer, Wis. Suman, Lois Belle, R. R. 3, Decatur, Ind., 67. Tabler, Vera Howard, 111 Maple St., Momence, 111. Tanner, Paul, R. R. 2, Kankakee, 111, 55. Tate, Wayne Franklin, Lomax, 111, 68. Taylor, Anna, R. R. 1, Scott, Ohio, 59. Taylor, Carolvn, Banfield, 111. Tavlor, Howard Lee, 869 McKinley St., Toledo, Ohio, 70. Tavlor, Wanda, 2209 Rehm Drive, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Templeton, Robert Meredith, 498 Second Ave., Chesa- peake, Ohio, 70. Terrv, Carol Joyce, 6316 Highland Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio, 71. [277] student roster Terry, Wanda, 6316 Highland Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio, 36. Tesch, Nancy, 1515 Savre St., Midland, Mich., 27. Theis, Ruth Bradley, 235 S. Fulton St., Bradley, 111. Thill, Betty Folkens, R. R. 4, Stockton, 111., 32. Thill, Marvin, R. R. 1, Stockton, 111., 47. Thomas, Ruth, 467 Ewing Ave., Lima, Ohio, 29. Thompson, Barbara, 404 E. Second St., Taylorville, 111. Thompson, Mary Lou, 421 Pearl St., Newcomerstown, Ohio, 57. Thorn, Allan, Wapella, Sask, Canada. Thorpe, William, Russell ' s Point, Ohio, 43. Thurston, Donald Edward, Box 92, Aroma Park, 111. Tidd, Wayne, R. R. 1, Nunica, Mich. Tinder, Lois Anne, 716 N. Kimball St., Danville, 111. 75. Tippey, Lora Ann, 1824 Milford Ave., Columbus, Ohio, 52. Tomlinson, Prentiss, 1020 W. High St., St. Mary ' s, Ohio, 46. Toole, Bettv Ann, 245 E. Division St., Decatur, 111., 47. Tooley, Charles, R. R. 2, Princeton, Ind., 52. Tracy, Carol Margaret, R. R. 1, Cass City, Mich., 69. Trah, Heinz, 743 S. Wilwood St., Kankakee, 111. Trimble, Ada Mae, R. R. 3, Greenfield, Ind. Tripp, James, Lafayette St., Grand Haven, Mich., 70. Trotter, Darrell, 3370 N. Euclid St., Indianapolis, Ind. Turner, Clarence Clyde, 906 Harrison St., Council Bluffs, Iowa. Turner, Dorothy, R. R. 1, Fredericktown, Ohio. Turner, James Paul, 8910 W. Sixty-second Terrace, Merriam, Kansas. Turner, Melvin, R. R. 1, Xenia, Ohio, 79. Tweedy, Maurine LaVonne, 105 W. Columbia St., Greencastle, Ind. Tyler, David, 581 E. Fifth St., Chillicothe, Ohio, 68. Ulveling, Gwendolyn, 351 N. Sixth St., Kankakee 111., 29. Unger, Robert, R. R. 1, Edwardsville, 111., 53. Van Aken, Lynwood, W. Trenton Ave., Morrisville, Pa. Van Cleve, Juanita, 908 Laurel Ave., Hamilton, Ohio. Van Meter, William, 444 2 Virginia St., East Charleston, W. Va., 44. Vannest, Eulene LaVonne, 1218 Cleveland Ave., Hobart, Ind., 74. Van Vuren, Kenneth Woodroe, 2212 Washington Ave., Norwood, Ohio. Van Zant, Glenn Edwin, 4629 Oakridge Drive, Dayton, Ohio, 66. Vastbinder, Earl, 2829 Lindale St., Dayton, Ohio, 54. Vest, Eleanor, R. R. 1, Cedarville, Ohio, 56. Vickery, Donald, R. R. 8, Huntington, Indiana, 74. Vogel, Barbara Jean, 7617 South Honore St., Chicago, 111., 66. Vore, Warren Ervin, R. R. 2, Athens, Ohio, 39. Wainman, Charles Maurice, Valley City, 111., 72. Wall, Lulu, 347 W. Oak St., Kankakee, 111. Wall, Phvllis, 347 W. Oak St., Kankakee, 111. Wall, Robert, 4016 Bond Avenue, E. St. Louis, 111., 59. Warner, Darwin, 232 Grove St., Otisville, Mich., 58. Warren, Rubv Jean, 610 W. Adams St., Alexandria, Ind. Wartgow, Sharon, 7422 Cadet Road, Rockford, 111. Wasson, Robert, 84 Rivard St., Bourbonnais, 111. Wasson, Thelma, 84 Rivard St., Bourbonnais, 111. Waters, Bernice 1257 S. Seventh St., Kankakee, 111. Waters, Shirley Anne, 943 N. ' River St., Ypsilanti, Mich., 76. Watson, Donald, 223 Burkhart Ave., Reading, Ohio, 36. Webster, Chester, R. R. 2, Freeland, Mich. Weidner, John, 509 Washington Ave., Lancaster, Ohio. Welch, Ortive, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbonnais, 111., 56. Wells, Bonnie Raye, 6075 Wilson Drive, Drayton Plains, Mich., 70. Wells, Garland, 6075 Wilson Drive, Drayton Plains, Mich. Welsh, Esther, 41 W. Frambes Ave., Columbus, Ohio. West, LaVonna, 109 W. Ulen St., Fort Branch, Ind., 52. Whipple, Nancy Mae, 337 Hubbard Ave., Elkhart, Ind., 81. White, Alberta, R. R. 1, Monticello, 111., 73. Whitman, Kenneth, 62 River St., Bourbonnais, 111., 45. Whitmer, Jackie, Central City, Kentucky. Whittaker, Nella, 2824 Boulder Ave., Dayton, Ohio, 58. Whitteberry, David, R. R. 5, Lafayette, Ind., 54. Wilhoyte, Winard Lee, 2404 Burwell Ave., Louisville, Kentucky. Wilkerson, Jerry, 1020 LaSalle St., Racine, Wis., 61. Willard, Virgil, R. R. 2, Edinburgh, Ind. Willfong, Bernice, University Park, Iowa, 47. Williams, Lucian, 229 Earl Ave., Creve Coeur, 111. Williams, Marilyn, 1261 Hunter Ave., Columbus, Ohio. Williams, Mildred Lavurn, 632 W. Pleasant St., Spring- field, Ohio, 71. Wilson, Gerald, 227 S. Harrison St., Kankakee, 111. Wilson, Harold Victor, E. Edgewood St., Big Bend, Wis., 67. Wilson, Joseph, Olivet Nazarene College, Bourbonnais, 111., 46. Winegar, James William, 2347 Market St., Hannibal, Mo. Winsell, Norma Mae, Olivet Nazarene College, Bour- bonnais, 111. Wisehart, Barbara Ann, Box 246 Shirley, Ind., 74. Wiseman, Neil, 8301 Elgin St., Detroit, Mich., 35. Wood, Carlton Harry, West Stockhelm, N. Y., 76. Wood, Iretha, 710 S. McCann St., Kokomo, Ind., 63. Woodruff, Frances, 136H Main St.,. Bourbonnais, 111. Woodruff, James, 136 2 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Woods, Gene Paul, 9023 Matilda St., Affton, Mo. Woods, Priscilla June, 4911 W. Broad St., Columbus, Ohio, 68. Working, Bonnie, 636 E. Second St., Litchfield, Minn., 72. Wright, Andrew, 8516 Essex St., Van Dyke, Mich., 68. Wright, Gene, R. R. 1, Yorktown, Ind. Wright, James, 653 N. Bridge St., Kankakee, 111. Wright, Margaret, R. R. 1, Trinway, Ohio, 69. Wyatt, Warren Dale, 1956 N. Erie St., Toledo, Ohio, 73. Yanda, Bever Lee, 323 Fifth Ave., S. W., Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 70. Yogi, Katherine, 1320 Kam IV Road, Honolulu, Hawaii, 48. York, Myrna, 428 Thompson St., Winchester, Ind., 68. Young, Eileen Bernice, 181 Cameron Ave., Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 76. Young, Garlin, 35 Convent St., Bourbonnais, 111. Young, George Edward, 609 Union St., Columbus, Ind., 71. Younger, Val Gene, 7841 Dixie St., Clarkston, Mich. Zurcher, Norman, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind., 34. [278] autographs [279] autographs [280 1 mi ' ■ $ , ' M£ ' ?