Olivet Nazarene University - Aurora Yearbook (Bourbonnais, IL)

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mm hi. Student Life A combination of mental anc social activities constitute a large portion of campus life at Olivet. The mental activities stimulate a drive for success and increase our sense of responsi- bility. The social side supplies entertainment and develops the personality. We become well adjusted through a proper balance of these two sides of college life by attending classes, parties, lectures, plays, and other forms of intellectual and social experi- ences. In these varied activities we are broadening our education and preparing ourselves for ad- vancing the Kingdom of God through our personal testimony. 11

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Spring ' 59 Summer Fall 10

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Jf backward Cj lance to prina 59 The Vicar rebukes his wife for her resentful attitude toward his drunken brother. Servant in the House by Charles Kennedy Eh-What? says the Lord Bishop with his ear trumpet in his hand. The Servant in the House, a three-act play, was presented by the English Guild on May 16, at the Kan- kakee High School Auditorium. The setting of the play was the home of an English vicar who, in seeking to restore a decadent church, succeeded through the ex- traordinary services of the servant in the house. The play, under the direction of Professor David Beeman, had as its cast: Ray Mclnturff, vicar; Connie Zachary, wife of the vicar; Carol Davidson, niece of the vicar; Don Lytle, the servant in the house ; Lowell Thomas, bishop; Roger McMurrin, butler; and Ron Miller, plumber. 12