Northwest Nazarene University - Oasis Yearbook (Nampa, ID)

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DONALD E. ADAMSON, A.B. Rel. Major, ADP, Tim. 1-2- 3-4. Perseverance is more ejica- cious than violence, and many things which cannot be overcome when they stand together, yield themselves up when taken little by little. SYDNEY BAUSTIAN, A.B. Hist. Major, SLA, IRC 3-4, Phil. 4, Philharmonic 1-2. Mix. Ch. 1, Male Ch. 4, Oas. 4. Let the singing singers with vocal voices most vociferous, in sweet vociferation, out- vocijerize even sound itself. DAVID 13. ALEXANDER, A.B. EDI TH ANDERSON, A.B. Rel. Major, ADP lPres.-25 , Home Ec. Major, Trans. E. Tim. 1-2 lV.P.j -3 lPres.j 4, N. C. 2, LSP, FTA 1-2-3-4, Speech l-3-4, Class V.P. 4. Home Ec. 2-3 lPro. Chg -4 Profound sincerity is the only lPres.j . basis of talent, as of character. Constancy is the foundation. of virtues. PAUL W. BEALS, A.B. DONALD J. BEECHER, A.B. Phil. Major, SLA, Phil. 3 Rel. Major, Trans. Seattle lSec.j -4 lPro. Chj , Speech 3 Pac. College 2, Oly, Tim. 3-4, lTreas.j -4, For. Miss. 3, Orch. IRC 4 lPres.j , Class Rep. 4. 2-3-4, Male Ch. 3. Cookery has become an art, a Philosophy is the highest noble science, cooks are music. gen tl em en . ROBERT A. ANDERSON, A.B. Rel. Major, Oly lTreas.-2j, A Cap. 1-2, Quartets 1-3. No mind is thoroughly well organized that is deficient in a sense of humor. IDA MARGARET BEEMAN, A.B. Rel. Major, Oly, C.W. Band 1-2. Religion is the dominion of the soul. It is the hope of life, the anchor of safety, the deliverance of the soul. Seniors

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DELoRIs A. BLOOMQUIST, A.B. Mus. Theory Major, MUS 1- 2-3-4 42nd V.P.5, Speech 4 lPres.5 , IRC 3 lV.P.5, AWS 3 lPers. Ch.5 -4 lV.P.5 . Of all noise I think music the least disagreeable. OLETA C. Bowman, A.B. Elem. Ed. Major, Trans. Fort Lewis A Sc M College, Hes- perus, Colo. l, Philharmonic 4, FTA 2-3-4 lSoc. Ch.5 , ZKR 2. Studies serve for delight, for ornament and for ability. LAUREN D. BOZARTH, A.B. Speech Major, LSP lTreas. 25 , SOS 4, Speech 3-4, FTA 4. Few are qualihed to shine in company, but it is in most n1.en's power to be agreeable. DONALD W. BRADSHAW, A.B. Elem. Ed. Major, SLA lV.P. 35 , FTA 4, Art 2. He is a gentleman, because his nature is kind and aflable to every creatine. JAMES R.,BRllN1'IR, A.B. Mus. Theory Major, Oly, IRC f 4 hi 1 2, 3-4, TTA , P 'l. - Mus. 3-4, CYNV 3, For. Miss. 3-4. Here is a man who conse- crates his hours by vigorous e170-rt and an honest aim.. P15'1'1cR C. BURKHART, A B Bio. Sci. 8: Phil. Major, ADP lPres. 25, Phil. 2-3, IRC 3-4, For. Miss. 1-2, Sci. Soc. 4, Class V.P. 1, Men's C lPres. 25 , Oas. 4, Crus. l-2. On him and on his high en.- deayors The light of praise shall often shine. Viamm ARLI-:Nia BU'r1.1sR, A.B. Rel. Major, Trans. Friends University, Wichita, Kansas 2, Oly. So didst thou travel on life's coninzon way in cheerful godliness. JAMES J. CHRISTENSON, A B Bio. Sci. 8c Chem. Major, Trans. Yakima Valley J. C. 2, ADP lTreas. 35 , Class. Treas. 4, IRC 3-4, Philharmonic 3-4, Phil. 4, A Cap. 3-4, Quartet 3-4. It's guid to be merry and wise, It's guid to be honest and true.