Olivet Nazarene University - Aurora Yearbook (Bourbonnais, IL)

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■■ ■ ' , ,::.,€S t£f vii j 0 niinra W Fonda Field 705 E. 9th S:. Muscatine, Iowa Major - Science Fonda carries with her all the vivacity of a summer ' s storm. She puts life into any undertaking in which she is interested. Her hobby is science. On a fall or spring day it is a common occurrence to see her dashing among the flowers and grass trying by means of an insect net to capture a butterfly or odonata. Seldom do we see a girl interested in both science and music, but Fonda is the exception. She is a faithful, true-hearted worker who grows in one ' s estimation as her capabilities are discovered. We were sorry to have her leave us in January, and her smile and pep have been conspicuous for their absence. We trust that she will be a great bless- ing to the world as she pursues her course as a nurse and social worker. ■ . . [ h Pniic Tv ' cniy ciijht

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pmnrH Herbert Thomas, A. B. 1453 Harding St., Detroit, Alichigan Major - History Dependable Herb, Senior Class President, has done everything from fire the furnace to edit the Aurora of ' 31. Like his classmate, Charles Brough, he too grad- uated from the Olivet Academy and Bible School. Some may remember Herb as the thinker ; some may consider him and Jack the Amos ' n Andy of the senior class; but we think of him as honest and unselfish Herbert — one with a serious purpose and a sympathy as broad as the sky, and as deep as the ocean. Throughout his entire school life Herbert has been a hard and willing Chris- tian worker, journeying night after night to nearby towns and preaching in revival meetings. Many are the souls he has won. Believing that He that winneth souls is wise he has been showing wisdom with diligence. His is a life of prayer and deep devotion. A careful apprentice, a hard worker, a humble Christian, and a promising pastor is our Tommy. l ' a(;e T ccjit ■.■■seven V

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Kfi ' M lK pmara Earl Griper, A. B. Olivet, III. Major - MatJicmatlcs Ability and ambiti(jn - that ' s Earl, the youngest member of the class of ' 32. His college life has been crammed full of work, study, and fun. They tell us Still water runs deep. We have found that to be true with Earl. He is always present at all class meetings anfl programs, and always ready to lend a helping hand. Outstanding both in scholastic ability and student activities, he is also one of our spiritual leaders. The teaching profession will have in him a consistent Chris- tian and one ever faitliful to his dutv. .-.jSCi ' A ' ■m II Ui riii c ' r ci ' iity-iiitii ' W '