Olivet Nazarene University - Aurora Yearbook (Bourbonnais, IL)

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Teresa Woodruff, continuing her education in Chemistry at Northwestern University, received the Senior Citizenship Award. Photo by S. Weise Jana Sherrow McKinley, a Russ Berri Representative in Ohio, was on the 1985 Homecoming Court and served as an RA in Williams. Photo by S. Weise Opening 7

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[U e w B eginnings The graduates of 1985 left their graduation with every expectation of begin- ning a new dimension of a successful life. At the close of the final cere- mony, each went his own way in hopes of ac- complishing goals. The speaker, Dr. Mark R. Moore, said ' ' Within God ' s will there is no failure. outside of God ' s will there is no success, and within God ' s will there is no failure. For many, a college career was a stepping stone of preparation for a new beginning, in which each has begun. These graduates were noticed as individuals as well as a group. They left a mark on it best when he stressed campus and cont inue to do the importance of God ' s so, in successfully reached will in relation to success, goals. (Z. Burdinc) You will find, as I have, Dr. Mark R. Moore, Executive Secretary for Education Services for the Church of the Nazarene, spoke of The Greater Wisdom to the graduates of 1985. Photo by S. Weise Chad Addie, soon to be daddy, living in Valparaiso, Indiana, was the 1985 Associated Student Government President and graduated with a degree in Psychology. Photo by S. Wcise THE GRADUATES OF 1 985 6 Aurora

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EXTRAORDINARY BEGINNINGS It began with moving in, at least one-hundred boxes from the car to the fourth floor. It continued with the first weekend of the long-standing tradition of Ollies Follies. And what an event that was. The Juniors finally made the campus stand and take notice. It was truly an ex- traordinary day when the Senior Class was defeated. The first week of school was when each student would set his pace for the en- tire year. Most started at a good pace, back and forth in Excitement roars through the stands at the first football game. Spirits remained high, even through the low points. Photo by J. Springer. the Quad. The first couple of weeks also brought about many fund raisers, in which a new event was added by MRA, the first water slide party. Car washes were always a big success, along with class tee shirts and can- dy bar sales. These events seemed to dim the fears and anxieties of beginning a new year. Friend- ships were made, and school spirit displayed. Students were noticed not only by friends, but also through first impressions. £) (Z. Burdine) Jeff Domagaliski com- pletes a pass, as Scott Chamberlain readies to pull his flag. Domagalski succeeded, and made a touchdown. Photo by E. Harvey 8 Aurora