Olivet Nazarene University - Aurora Yearbook (Bourbonnais, IL)

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A : $kk. k 3Jn Upttwriam, it M 7 t ' S. T. Ludwig Wayne Crays Bernard Ohrt J5 - ' r:-;y ' tf ■ ? There loorfs or me a glad tomorrow Wher r e gates of pearl swing open wide. - j And when I ' ve passed this vale of sorrow, I ' I ' H comp upon the other side. ' ■■ :: ' J| ,. ' - • JL Some day I ' ll hear the angels singing. Beyond the shadows of the tomb; , «f And all the bells of heaven ringing, While saints are singing, Home, sweet home . Some day the dark clouds will be rifted, And all the night of gloom be past; And all life ' s burdens will be lifted, The dag of rest shall dawn at last. Some day beyond the reach of mortal ken, Some day, God only knows just where and when. The wheels of mortal life shall all stand still, And I shall go to dwell on lion ' s hill. ..:■ ' ' ' • M iames A Hen Cri fijhJ| •.. . ' ' ' l

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Table of Contents Student Life page 8 Tornado Environment Activities Clubs and Organizations Organizations Clubs Music Intramural Major Sports Minor Sports Music — Literary College Administration Faculty Classes page 56 page 104 page 152 Advertisements page 238 Districts Churches Local

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Student Life It is in our student life that each of us has a chance to reflect what Olivet is and means to us. The student ' s life for the school year 1963-4 has been much affected by the tornado of last April 17. The immediate reaction of fear and hopeless- ness soon gave way to a desire to con- tinue the progress of Olivet. Just a few days after the disaster, it was evident that Olivet would make a come-back. Tree-clearing, cleaning up of rubble, tearing down old buildings and building new ones were parts of the process. The removal of the fourth floor of Burke Ad- ministration Building and the brick-by- brick return of the O.N.C. smokestack were also necessary. Our student life has its . . . Physical surroundings . . . Academic factors . . . Religious environment and . .