Olivet Nazarene University - Aurora Yearbook (Bourbonnais, IL)

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Junior-Senior Banquet Rev. King, chaplain of the Cook County Jail, delivers a chal- lenging message at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Bob Stevenson and his date Roberta Claussen seem to be having a very enjoyable evening. ' The clock strikes twelve. . . And Juniors and Seniors go home after a pleasurable evening. L ' v ! li Pr« 15

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Flowers, formals-and the help of the l.B.M. machines-combined together to make an enjoy- able evening. Moments to Remember tf Plans and ideas permeated the air as the Junior- Senior Banquet date approached. The Junior hosts sent invitations to the Seniors, revealing the place-The South Shore Country Club in Chicago, and the occasion- formal. The usual romantic emphasis given to such an oc- casion was abandoned to give opportunity for all mem- bers to attend. Questionnaires, with questions such as: Are you humble? and Do you believe George Baker looks like Yul Brenner? were sent to all the members of both classes. An IBM machine matched couples from the results. At the banquet, these couples ate filet mignon and afterwards were entertained by a quartet, a piano solo, and by a speech directed to the Seniors by Rev. King, Chaplain of the Cook County Jail. At a post party in the Universe, decorated with a floral and garden ar- rangement, Linda Swartz emceed, Holland Lewis proph- esied, Professor Walmsley practiced mental telepathy, George Baker sang Exodus, and a women ' s trio sang Moments to Remember. Those attending the banquet and the post party felt that they had enjoyed an evening to be added to their moments to remember. Gale Giiyer and George Baker blend their voices to entertain the students and faculty members in attendance. 14

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• ' It was a perfect Trip! was the opinion of all who went on the Senior Trip to Starved Rock State Park, M ,v 2 2 15)01 Wanting the outing to be inexpensive, so that many could go, the Seniors decided to take ad- , antage of one of Illinois ' own scenic spots on the Illinois River-Starved Rock. What made the trip perfect ? One who went gave the answer: The weatherman cooperated, with three beautiful, sunny days. The trip was just long enough for recreational activities, for relaxation, and good fellow- ship- and short enough that no one became bored or tired The food and service received from the Starved Rock employees were first class. The cabins in which the Seniors stayed were nicely furnished and modern. Professor Murray and his wife were the perfect class sponsors (as voted at the end of the trip). They were real pals. The most treasured memory of the trip, for many, was the early-moming hour of meditation and praise on top of Starved Rock. From this high vantage point it seemed as if they were alone with God. It was a warm, heart- lifting experience. Upon arriving at Starved Rock State Park, the Seniors were struck ivitk the beautiful and scenic views such as this one of the Rock. Senior Trip Outing Holland Lewis receives a free ride from Marilyn Baker and Jo Ann Shields. 16