Olivet Nazarene University - Aurora Yearbook (Bourbonnais, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1947 volume:

|:|. ZJ. sM - -i CONTENTS IV SfU itddxilUf V PUif iacUuf VI Qo4nfKe uUGM4f wff % HUBHRTT C t%auiQSinM.J ED TOR ' iN ' CH EF BUSINESS MANAGER. VOLC ME Olivet has produced many men and women whose careers have successfully served in the propagation of our religious beliefs and our educational standards. Although these careers have been widely varied, they all represent one dominant theme — that of building. The da} ' S that we, the present student body, have spent m these classrooms, and upon this campus, have also been used in building. Those days of training have come to an end for some of our number, but our build- ing is not completed with graduation from college ; only the foundation has been laid. When we consider the immensity of the task that lies ahead, we begin to realize our indebtedness to Godly instructors genuinely interested in our building a suitable dwelling for the one who wrought the whole design — Jesus Christ himself being the chief corner stone. May the memories of the activities recorded in this volume be as rich as were the experiences themselves. nstruciors n the art of huilding To the fine design. Of life 5 great architect Our kindly helpers were In classroom and at play. A chapel for the soul They helped us build , A place of prayer and praise And for the mind A stately foyer make , Where Plato, Shakespeare, Bach, and Lincoln Each his place assumes. A ' nook for lighter moodis We builded there , And for this all Our earthen house They helped us to prepare That He may find fit dwelling there , Who wrought Hie whole design . To those Olivet students who served in World War 11, whose valor and achieve- ments serve as blue-prints for the loyalty of American youth — of Christian youth ; to those who have made possible the maintenance of this, a Christian nation, and even an Olivet, by their noble sacri- fices — we reverently dedicate this 1947 Aurora. I K -S i — • Bh ' I B : Qn eetUuf 6. nx n the P i;e64Ae4ii: God created this planet for you, but honored you in assigning you the task of creating your own personal world. You have much material to select from. The good or the bad you select to place in your personality depends upon your evaluation and taste for either the beautiful or ugly in the great array of mate- rials on every hand. Your eyes and ears should select the best in quality for the architectural layout of your life. Thoughtful, prayer- ful elimination of items of inferior quality will leave only good ma- terials. Thus he who learned to select the highest quality yesterday will know it again today and use it in erecting the house in which he lives, from which will emanate sunshine to others. A gracious Providence gave you an abundance of the best mate- rial. You may use it without cost and build as you will. To select is inevitable. Pray God He will give you eyes with which to see the best, and a pure, wise mind with which to select. Sincerely, . - ' - , ■ m  i Wi f t f ' S wsw- ' •x. iBi , ., • ■ HPBRi ' .- ' ' ' ;r ■ |-7. ' ■ ' J ■ Hfr ; ' ' f J gg J I p- - _« THE WHJTE HOUSE ' GOODWIN HALL ■J ' V JE ' ' . gr 1 ROI3ERT GROVER VAN DUYN, M.A., EE.D. President WAYNE DONSON, M.Th. T}-easurer Page 18 LINFORD A. MARQUART, M.A. Rcciistrar History C. S. McCLAIN, M.A. ' eye of .-: English ' • ' ' Z)t ' a« of the College of Arts and Scicnees Page 19 HAROLD M. D ' ARCY, M.S. Chemistry NAOMI R. LARSEN, Mus.M. Assuc ' tutc Dean of tlie School of Music Voice, Piano, Theory WALTER BURDJCK LARSEN, Mus. M. Dean of the School of Music Theory and Choral Music 1 JAMIvS R. (EARNER, Ph.D. I ' otiiical Scien.ce LLOYD G. MrrTEN, Ph.D. B tisin ess A dniinis trati u 1 1 and Bconomics CORAL E. DEMARAY, Ph.D. Classical Language Biblical Literature Page 20 T T.EONARD GOODWIN. M.A. PrcncJi, Crcrjiiaii, Spanish. UfTll r.UAIP, A.B. liiN Iisli DWIGHT J. STRICKLER, xM.S. Biological Sciences RUTH E. (;iELr ' :V, M.A. Librarian EEIZAI ' .ETII .MlIJJvK, A.P . limillsli WITJJAAr 1)A II) NIC M.A. iMallicinalics, Physics Page 21 R. h. LUNSFORD. M.A. I ' ERCIVAL WEvSCHE, M.A. D.l ' .. Tlicnlo ' RONALD D. JONES, Ph.D. Udncation and Phvsical liducation I KATllRYN RUTJi HOWE, M.A. JidilCillion, BEANCHE 1. GARNER M.Mus. Ed. Music Education THOMAS S. GREER, A.R. Emcriius Page 22 ' HEIvMA PITTS, R.N., A.B. LOUISE McKINLEY, M.A. Dean of Women Speech NEELIE HARDIN, M.A. Freiicli, Spoiiisli I ' .ERNICE TAYLOR, Mus.M. Theory, Piano GERALD GREENLEE, ll.Mus. Voice ELLA LEONA GALE, A.A.G.O. Organ Page 23 DONAI D P. HUSTAD, Mus.M. Music Literature mid History BLANCHE BOWMAN, B.vS. M.vS. lliiqlis]} EUNICE SPRUCE McCLATN, A.B. HiflJi SelinnI Pjujlish :V _ KATIIKYN ZOOK, B-Mus. DOROTHY CAIN BUSS JLoliii, CJiamher Music ESTHER B. SNYDER, B.Mus. Piano I Paec 24 CxEORGE A. SNYDER, Th.r,., P,.Mus. Janice, Radio OAKEEY V. ETHINGTON, r..S. i n Ed. Dean of Mat, Voice ELSIE STULL, A. P.., R.Mus. Piano )ARLENE CI I R I ST I A X SEN, A. 15. ( ; ScIiodI Sri( ' iJrr kOSEEEEX OSWAi; A.I ' ,., 1!.S. in r.ns. A 1. Assistant in Ihisiiirss Uliiiiiiislni iiui 1,()IS C, A . r,.. lus. Voire Page 25 PHYLLIv TUNE STARR, A.?.. Plivsicol li(hirali()ii, lliilli Si ' lioi ' I llislnrx P.ERTHA WOOD, A.P.. German WANDA LEWIS DONSON, M.Th. Bible ScJiool, Theology, Bible FACULTY NOT PICTURED J. RUSSELL GARDNER, ALA., D.D. Dean of the School of Religion, Theology, Philosophy BERNIE SMITH Assistant in Radio HARVEY N. HUMBLE, M.7 . History V. O. LARR, M.S. llii h School History JOHN T. CHAPPEL, Ph.D. Science I ' aRc 26 KO I ' .RODTEN LOYD HAZZARD Olivet ' s stepped-up program has heaped many extra duties upon the shoulders of our efficient engineer, Ed Brodien. By means of his tech- nical knowledge and experience, Ed has proved himself a most im- portant cog in the progressive ma- chinery of a growing Olivet. in spite of the many difficulties in obtaining and preparing food for hundreds of healthy appetites dur- ing the past year. Chef Wellman, and his wife, who makes the best biscuits in the country, have done a grand job of keeping Olivet person- nel well-fed. Page 21 BOARD OF TRUSTEES i DR. C. A. GIBSON Chairnnui Dr. Gibson is now serving his third year as clTairman of tlie Board of Trustees. He is a wise leader and a strong advocate of the Nazarene doctrine as estabHshed by our forefathers. He is one hun(h-ed per cent behind Olivet. Tlie true greatness of Olivet Nazarene College lies in the broad scope of the foresight of the entire Board, and our steadv progress is a result of the vision and ])rayerrul guidance of lliese, our faithful leaders. P;iRT 2,S BOARD OF TRUSTEES CENTRAL OHIO DISTRICT Harvey S. Galloway, D.S. A. H. Perry IT. B. Anthony W. E. Zimmerman H. C. Title Roy v. Stevens CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT E. O. Chalfant, D.S. M. K. Millikan Ross E. Price George Garvin C. I. DeBoard ILLINOIS DISTRICT R. V. Starr, D.S. G. H. Harmon J. R. Erp ]. Y. Jones II. B. Jensen INDIANAPOLIS DISTRICT Gene E. Phillips D.S. M. J. Jones Harry Carter Joseph Collins Jesse Tov ns Floyd E. Cole C. B. Cox IOWA DISTRICT R. R. Rehfeldt, D.S. Mark F. Smith Harvey C. Miller W. S. Purinton MJCHIGAN DISTRICT W. M. McGuire, D.S. W. W. Clay Herbert W. Thomas Selden Dee Kelley R. L. Major A. H. Kauffman Frank H. Watkin MISSOURI DISTRICT Holland London, D.S. A. L. Roach F. A. Welsh NORTHEASTERN INDIANA DISTRIC Paul Updike, D.S. N. B. Herrell J. B. Miller I. F. Younger I ' rcd Hawk E. B. Hartley NORTHWEST INDIANA DISTRICT George J. iM-anklin, D.S. L. E. M)ers II. W. Cornelius H. B. Garvin WESTERN OHIO DISTRICT W. E. Albea, D.S. J. E. Davidson Charles L. Henderson M. R. Fitch L. I . Rossman Paul G. Bassett W I SCONSl N DISTRICT Chas. A. Gibson, D.S. Kenneth Horner ALUMNI lui-h C. Lenner Gkovjvr Van Duyn Page 29 Page 30 Page 32 . 1 a-m ti rjpH V r mak 2f mx ujHyxUMs (JamesM m i Page 34 everiyJiees r Imogene adh ...... -.- ' H K c i; H 1 Scina kner Vdk yiraekli T KmasPk ' fffnfj Jiaec eiiz Page 35 1 .J L SnmdelleFc ner Mducklc ul iker l im Veale Page 36 VayneWe ion MenneM l 1 euiA e in d JktvSiMn Page 37 1 u Mcdby Page 38 1 Page 39 1 S fkrJsmtssen J iieJ 6s ' PciriJtvisher MhWUfong CoisJiarr (Pad miemi I ' liRc 40 W ikm Semeff JbryM ts fmHKe uff ' mtt wxd dn u;t 1 P:iKe 41 s 1 H df x per Momt ' Atains Ikwreff I Hm fiaffit  J ecUi i yrdne sMck JM idred Ai sey Page 42 SENIOR ACTIVITIES ANDERSON, NORMAN E. ASMUSSEN, ESTHER LOULLA Spartan 1, 2, 3, 4; Spartan Girl ' s Coach 3 ; F. T, A. 4; 01i et Science Club 4; O Clnb 3, 4; Christian Workers Band 1, 1. AXTELL, CATHERINE HILL Treble Clef Choir L 2; Spartan; Secretary, Big Little Sister Club 2; Sec. and Treas- urer Commeice Club 2; Dixie Club 2; Piesident, Commerce Club 3; Vice-President, Junior Class 3 ; Practice Teachinc: — Typing 4 ; Commerce Club 2, 3, 4. BASHA.M. HELEN BOLANDER Library Staff 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Treble Clef Choir 1, 2; Orpheus Choir 3, 4; Christian Workers Band L 2, 3, 4 ; Assistant Voice Teacher 4 ; Linguistic Society 3 ; Sunday Evening and Alorning Choirs 2, 3. BENNETT, WILLIAAI R. Aurora Asistant Business Manager 2; Chi Sigma Rho 1, 2, 3; Christian Workers Band 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Vice-President Christian Workers Band 3; Debate Team 4; English Guild 3, 4; Forensic Society 3, 4; Ministerial Fellowship 4; Monitor, iMen ' s Dorm 2, 3 ; Ohio Club 2, 3 ; Olixet Linguistic Society 2, 3 ; Platonian Philosophical So- ciety 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer Platonian Philosophical Society 4; Secretary to Dean of the College , 2, 3, 4: Trojan. BERGIN, RUTH ALBRIGHT F. T. A. 4; International Relations Club 3; Recording Secretary 4; I. R. C. Repre- sentative to Midwest Conference 3; IVojan Softball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4; Class Basketball 3; Chairman of Decoration Committee, junior-Senior Banquet 3. BOTNER, EAIMABELLE Treble Clef Choir 1, 2; Big Little Sister Cltib 2, 3; Commerce Club 2, 3, 4; F. T. A. 3, 4; Secretary Junior Class 3; General Office 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Practice Teacher 4; Spartan. BRYANT, E. KENNETH Trojan Society 1, 2, 3, 4 ; A ' iking Choir 2, 3, 4 ; Platonian Philosophical Society 3, 4; Iowa Club 1, 2, 3, 4; .Apollo Choir 4; W. O. N. C. Staff-engineer 4; Christian Fel- lowship 4; Christian Ser •ice 2, 3, 4. BUCKLOH, RUTH , ••.••. Called Missionary Band 3; Lilirary Staff; F. T. . . 4. CLENDENEN, CARL BURTON Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Indian; Vice-President Sophomore Class 2; O Club 2, 3, 4; President O Club 3; Student Council 3; Indian Coach 3; Aurora Sports Editor 3, 4; Orpheur Choir 3; Orpheus Quartet 3; Vice-President Senior Class 4: ' iking Choir 4. CLERICO, IRENE T. International Relations Chib 1, 2, 3; Secretary and Treasurer International Relations Club 3 ; Platonian Philosophical Society 2, 3, 4 ; Chi Sigma Rho 1, 2, 3 ; Forensic 2, 3, 4; Secretary and Treasurer 3; Glimmcrglass Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Circulation Editor 3, 4; Library Staff 2, 3, 4; Olivet Linguistic Society 2; O Club 3, 4; Church School Staff 3, 4. CLINGAN, VIVIAN GERALDINE ... F. T. A. 3, 4; International Relations Club 4; Trojan. COLLINS, MARY ELIZABETH Orpheus 3, 4; Treble Clef 3; Violin Enseml)le 3, 4; Orchestra 4; Debate 4; Trans- fer from Alississippi Southern College. COOPER, WAYNE Forensic Society 1 ; Associate Btisiness Alanager of Aurora 1 ; Called }iIissionary Band 1 ; International Relations Club 2; 1 reasurer Men ' s O Club 3; President Men ' s O Club 4; Treasurer of International Relations Club 4. DAVIDSON, JOHN R. Indian Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Society Basketball 1, 2; International Relations Club 3, 4; Platonian Philosophical Club 4 ; Student Ministerial Fellowship 4. DE BOARD, VELAIA IRENE • ' String Ensemble 1; Trelile Clef Accompanist 1; .Alpha Tau Delta 2, 3; Student Teacher 3; Fine Arts Representative to Aurora 3; Radio Accompanist 3 ; F. T. A. 4; lunior-Senior Banciuet Committee 3 ; Spartan. Fl ' L iER, WANDA MAE Transfer from Asbury College; Modern Language Club 2; International Relations Club 2; College Band 2, 3, 4; Future Teachers 4; Treble Clef Choir 2, 3, 4; .Ac- companist Treble Clef Choir 2, 3; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Student Piano Instructor 3, 4; Organist St. Paul ' s Episcopal Church 3, 4. GARDNER, RAYMOND Platonian Philosophical Society 4; All-School Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; All-School Base- ball 4; O Club 2, 3, 4; Mini. terial Association 4; O Club Vice-President 3; O Club Secretary-Treasurer 4; Spartan .Athletic Coach 3. HABBEGGER, MARY E. Forensic Society 4; Olivet Science Club 4; Trojan; International Relations Chili 3; Sunday School Worker. HARSH-MAN, VIRGINIA ANN F. T. A. 3, 4; Vice-President F. T. . . 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Olivet Linguistic Club 2; Phi Delta Lambda 4; Platonian I ' hilosophical Society 3; International Re- lations Club 3, 4; Assistant Librarian 1, 2, vSecretarj ' in Registrar ' s Office 3, 4; Who ' s Who 3, 4. HONAKER, JAMES LUTHER Class Vice-President 2; Midget ' s Club Treasurer 2; Chi Sigma Rho 2, 3; Indian Club 1, 2; Called Missionary Band 2, 3, 4; President, Called Missionary Band 3; Christian Worker ' s Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Platonian Philosophical Society 3; Class Presi- dent 3; Radio Religious Director 3; Siiartan. Page 43 SENIOR ACTIVITIES HOOTS, Nlil IJ]-; RUTI-r 15ear I5rancl Cliili 1 ; Commerce Cluli 2, 3, 4; Hdiior Society 2, 3; Indian. JONES, RUTH ]-. Linguistic Cluli J; I ' latonian Piiilosophical Cluli 4; linglish Guild 3, 4; Custodian of Literature of English Guild 4; ] ' T. A. 3, 4; Secretarj ' F. T. A. 3, 4; Teacher of French 4. KAUFFiVlAN, CORfNiME O Clul) 2, 3, 4; All .Star 2; Ti-(jjan ' (jmen ' s Coacli 3; J ' lat(juian Philosoijhical vSo- ciety 3, 4; Forensic Society 3, I-; President Forensic vS(jciety 4; Linguistic Societ) ' 2. 3; President Linguistic Society 3; English Guild 3, 4. KINSEY, MILDRED WILDE Lilirarv SlaPf 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensic Societx , 2, 3, 4 ; F. T. A. 3; Si)artan. KITT, KATHl ' lRINE LOUISE Chi Sigma ivho 2, 3; Forensic Society 3, -I; Spartan Softball 1, 2; Dorm Council 4; Practice Teacher 4; International Relations Club 4; Commerce Club 2; Phi Tau Omega 3, 4; President Phi Tau Omega 4. LEPPERT, CHARLES WILLIAM G. I. Club 3, 4; Jnternational Relations Club 3, 4; President International Relations Cbib 4; Indian, LOCHNER, EDNA Spartan; Internauonal Relations Club 2; Chi Sigma Rho 2, 3, 4; F. T. A. 3, 4; Librarian 4. MAINS, NAOMI Indian; Giants Club 3, 4; Linguistic Society 3; English Guild 3, 4; Liljrarv Statf 3, 4. MARKINS, REUHAMA ELLEN Indian; Treble Clef Choir 1; Linguistic Society 3; English Guild 3, 4; F. T. A. 3, 4. McCLELLAN, DOROTHY LOIS Called Missionary Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spartan; F. T. A. 4; Linguistic Society 4, MEADOWS, KATHRYN WOOD PHILLIPS, THOMAS EDWARD Platonian Philosophical Society 3, 4; Ministerial Fellowship 4; Phi Delta Lambda 4. RAAB, RUBY lAIOGENE Who ' s Who 4; Alpha Tau FXdta 2, 3, 4 ; Platonian Philosophical Society 3, 4; Cor- responding Secretary 4: Ministerial Fellowship 4; ' arsity Del)ate 4; Daughters of Martha Ann Wines 1, 2, 3, 4; Linguistic Club , 2; Christian Workers Band 2, 3, 4. ST. JOHN, CLARE DUANE President Sophomore class 2; President Called Missionary Band 4; Indian. SEITZ, DOROTHY MAE Transfer from Harris Teachers College, St. Louis, AIo. ; Trelile Clef Choir 2; Phi Tau Omega 3, 4; Linguistic Society 3: Indian Softl)all 3; Practice Teacher 4; In- ternational Relations Club 4; Apollo Choir 4. SWISHER, DARL VERNON Platonian Philosophical Society 4; Alinisterisl Fellowship 4. TOOLEY, CAROL EVANGELINE. Trojan; Daughters of Afartha Ann Wines 2, 3, 4 : Treasurer 4; F. T. A. 3, 4. WALLS, LYNDON ALBERT Student Pastor 2; Ministerial Fellowship 4. WEEKS, JAMES A. Orpheus Choir 1, 2, 3; Business -Manager 3; President Commerce Club 2; Student Council RcDresentative 2, 3; Assistant Business Manager Aurora 3; Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Student Pastor 2. 3, 4; Platonian Philosophical Society 3, 4: President 4; Who ' s Who 3, 4 ; Soartan Basketball 2, 3 : Spartan Softball 2, 3 ; Phi Delta Lambda. WELCH, FRANCES WEAVER Indian; Alpha Tau Delta 2, 3, 4. 5, 6; Treble Clef Choir 2, 3; Daughters of :Martha Ann Wines 3, 4, 5, 6; Dayton Trio 3, 4; Sunday Eyening Choir 4; Platonian Phil- osonhical Society 5. WELTON, WAYNE E. Indian; Christian Worker ' s Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Indiana Club 1, 2; Class Treasurer 1, 3, 4; Assistant Pastor 2; International Relations Club 2, 3; Forensic Society 3; Viking Male Chorus 3, Treasurer 3; Platonian Philosophical Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Barracks Alonitor 4; Olivet linis terial Fellowship 4; Michigan Club 4. WICKERSHAM, GORDON C. Christian Worker ' s Band 1, 2, 3, 4; linisterial Fellowship 4; Church Choir 1, 2; Spartan; International Relations Club 2; Forensic Society 3; Chi Sigma Rho L 2, 3 ; English Guild 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Oliyet Lensmen 1, 2, President 2; Linguistic Society 2, 3, Vice-President 3; Platonian Philosophical Society 3, 4, Historian 4; Ghmmer- glass 1, 2, 3, Assistant Business Manager 3; A ' iking i fale Chorus 2, 4, Quartet 2; Bookstore 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Phi Delta Lambda 4; Who ' s Who 4. WILLFONG, RUTH LEONA Trojan; Linguistic Society 4; Platonian Philosophical Society 4; English Guild 3; Ministerial Fellowshiu 4; Daughters of Alartha . nn Wines 3, 4; Honor Society 2, 3, 4. WIND, BARBARA JEAN Forensic Society 3, 4, President 1 ; Chi Sisma Rho 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3; English Guild 2, 3, 4, Mce-President 3; President 4; F. T._ A. 3; Indian Girl ' s Basketball , 2, 3; Glimmerglass 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl ' s Sports Editor 3, Cohunnist 4; Girl ' s Dormitory President 4; ' arsity Debate 4; Student Teacher 4. li Page 44 Page 45 Ma iK ' lle Ann Nohden C,ku Cecil Park Mary Snodgrass Elaine Charlotte Gardner Wauneta Alaxine Gennaro Frederick Walter Chanev William Luther Chambers Florence E. Emahiser ] IozelIe A. Overton Paul Alatthew Rodgers Lois x veril lichels Paul E. Peffer Edith ' i()la Ketterman T,uc} ' Jennette Stac} Helen h ranees Wilson Pase 46 Ruth Emma Watson ' irvil V. Xutt David King Melvin Leon Wilkinson TNIaudie Isabella Huston Robert Samuel Kevs Marian Frances Ream ' Raymond D. Dafoe Leone M. Horner Ivuth Alarie Houghtaling Earl Lurraine Morgan Marjiaret Csolkovits :i x-] Elizabeth Keene illiam Isaac Barnes Jeanne Xeoma Ilershev Page 47 Betty Allen I ' rueliliiij; ' Pauline Hazel Silvernail L,ouise Lillian Hunt Jewell Vivian Flaughcr Winifred jNIae Wilstjn Wendell H. Arnold Henr}- L. Smith Irene Annetta Gragg Jcjhn Steve Clerico Alary Jean Beck Mildred Irene Buck Juana Tomasa Briles .M i on C Morford Madonna Iv l an(l(il])h lletly Axtell I ' age: 48 Jay Harold Keiser Jean M. Shearer Paul L. Hubartt Lois Zackmire Donita Von Seggen Pearl I. Grav Wesley Philson Stoops Janice Winifred Cobb Donna Marie Harshman Pearl Coomer William Russell York r)ernadine Riddle Leppert P.ctty L. Shrider Hazel A. Cunnier Ilclen Lucille llcldcnbrand Page 49 ]M. Christine vSonju Marjorie F. Cooper Russell David llrcdlidll James Allien Alingus Ruth Marie Cailey Greeorio Tingson Beulah A. Perkins Mildred June IcGuire William G. Foote Zell Selden Xutt Madice L. Kettleson June Arlene Measell I )(iiis Irene Ensley lack 11. ( oodw in Cliliord l . I ' .ryant Wilnia Lee Leitsch Charles E. Oswah Lois Laura Gibson l- ' lov(l L. Zurcher Ruth Ellen ] Ioriarity Jesse Pitts Donald W. Houafh Christian Adam Pearl M. Allen Betty Ball June Bedell Sarah B. Davidson Charles Endsley Marie Xaomi Jackson JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Elmer E. INIcCormick Eaye W. Phillips Eldnn R. Shults ] Iar_ - Joan Stentz Gwendolyn Joyce lildred Irene Pauley Wilson Page 51 Page 52 T Evabelle Knisely Martha White Evelvn Duff Naomi Atkinson Lorraine vSwitzer Earl E. Frost Paul Whitteberry Thelma W agner Mary Steinegger Charles Tompkins Xadine Skaggs Marjorle Hughes Hazel Lhiger Mrginia Benedict Orma Manlev Ray Hawkins Joyce Reeves Lucille loon Page 53 Eileen W ' tllnian Grimshaw Pauline Uhrig r.i-rdflla ArltMie Tonk Esther ] rarie Gale Elizabeth Archef John In gal Is Robert Joseph Clack Henrietta Marit- V Dorothy Aladalvn Ellwanfjer Henrietta Marit- W ' orgul Doris E. Bergquist Betty E. Goodwin Bvron Maurice Hunt Avis Tav Harshman F ' aul lames Kendall IMargaret N. Whitehead M ildii-d I ' cnlinc Sisson ]olin IvajUKjiid Smith ik-tty Axtcll I ' agc 54 I ii JL MMiiMMi. Orval Wayne Akers Dolly M. Shockley hy e E. Akers lietty E. Downs Paul D. Studebaker Clemens G. Kruse Paul Pierson Mildred F. Grisa Alva Frye, Jr. I Iary Louise Kelly Virgil William Borden Edith F. Servies C. Clifford Ladman Evel}-n J. Lindberg Dean V. Stark iene a knuisc k ' ullen 1 1. -Richard Lewis F. David Royal Page 55 Esther Eleanor Eerguson Wayne Schvvob Ruth Wilcox Robert Hendricks Gladys Bartram John I ' arrott Ruby Jean Gee Donald Wayland Alice Louise Supernois Joseph E. Neilson Ida Alberta Stephens Warren Christian Clara Irene Jones Cecil LeRoy Roby Helen Everett Chester Erank I ' asko Calhcrine Eucillc Eong iycroN Reed} ' J ' aKc-56 Paul Wells iolet Philbaum Geraldine Brown Warren Holcomb Katherine v omerville John Strahl SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Urey Burke Arnold, Jr. Kenneth Allen Bade Betty Joyce Barnell Maxine Geneva Berry Arlene Tola Beyer Sylvester Joseph Bird Jacqueline Bowers Betty Jean Brown Russell William Brunt Betty Marie Cable Albert Frank Carey Ernest Leo Chance Eloise Marie Chilver Warren M. Christian Lucille Irene Cole Dudley Martil Cook Laura Pearl Coomer Russell E. Dawson Harvey Doud Dorothy Madalyn Elwanger Lois Jahde Enoch Victor F. Enoch Ruth Mae Everett Robert Fiedler Kenneth Elver Foust Grace Freeman Richard Lee Fullerton Hanson E. Goin Bonnie Jane Grabill Carl Edwin Greek- Ramos Hammer Anna Margaret Hines Ted Holstein Lora Wright Honaker Alary A. Horton Robert Edward James Kenneth N. Jilbert William C. Keller Joseph E. Knecht Orma J. Manley Ruth McCauley William Br3an McCann Betty Jean McCord Ruth Lenna McGillvary William Marshall McGuire Joan Miller Thomas Morris Samuel V. Munn Snowden A. Neill Joseph Finley Nielson Minnie Ruth Peacock- Marion Francis Reeves Mary Ruth Richcreek Effie Marie Riddle Harold Lester Ringhiser Gladys Marie Rose Eleanor Agnes Rylander Patricia Joanne Shafer Xewman Howard .Sheldon Naomi Josephine Sinders Edith Gladke Small Bernie Smith Mable Irene Smith Lorraine Sparks Gladys Perry St. John Theodore Sturgeon Alice Louise Supernois Robert Edward Taylor Perr_ - Lee Taylor Evelyn Louise Treece Luther Stanley Watson Pershing Carroll Weaver Walter Donald Wellman Francis Willard Widger Arlene Elizabeth Wilde June Leona Williams Marjorie Joyce Williams Jeanne Berkely Wilson James Wesley Wind John Carl Wine Raymond Morton Young Dorothy Hope Zachary Naomi Bearinger Craig Rhorer Dillman David Konrad Ehrlin John Stanley Hand Opal Irene Lowery Mary Louise Shaffer Beverv Kathleen yShroll Page 57 Page 58 Donna Lou Donaldson Delbert E. liller Alice LaVelle Bryant Robert J. Fulton Howard Glenn Stroble Betty C. Chivington Barbara P. Bedsworth jNIary Elizabeth Eogsdon Melba Joan Hacker Phylis Hacker Hubartt Leonard Grant Hubartt Josephine Ambrosio Charlene Ruth Zook Gordon Peterson Margaret Ann Myers Thomas Nelson Clendenen James Douglas Blue Winnilred Purdy Harlow E. Koth Betty Jean Plankael Pauline May Ummel Theodore ] Iartin Kerr Pauline Richey Jess Schnell Naomi Elaine Harris lar_ - Linda Jeffries -Mildred E. Brainerd John Bundy Page 59 Phyllis Charlotte Kotelv Wilfred J. Wentworth Clyde McKnif ht Bernice A. Jorgensen VA illiam Allen Rice Joan M. Nicholson Rosalie Jeannette Hoopes A ernon Newman A ' elma Eileen Johnson Dale Howie Charles Edwin Hunt Wanda Jean Ripperdam Barbara Orvis Thomas Lyle Voyles Charlotte Carmony Wilma Ostrander James E. Bauerle Naomi Ruth Welsh Grace Ellen Metas Robert Harsha Leo Edward Wiseman Omer D. Robbins Virginia Kolstad Meredith Morris Martha E. Ludwig Gilda Rae Sigler James William I ' arris I ' aith Jvicker J ' age 60 Laurena Wilson -Alurrell L. Duffie Floyd Webb Doris Lillian Rowe Gerald William McElrath Floyd Bradley Ruth Chase George Psaute Dale Lewis Sievers Virginia Dawson Lowell Aliller Roberta Lee Lipp George Louis Shelton David Evans Frances Ann Robbins Theodore R. Cox Robert V. Clendenen Alary Elizabeth Johnson V ' iolet Irene Culbertson Twyla A ' larie Baker Robert Griffin Arlene Millspaugh Allen Riley Marrett Gerald Edward Jenkins )alores Jones Russell Ray Duley George Allen Alellish Vincent Genncro Page 6J Ivan L. Smith Ruth Engeman Juanita Lee Pate Don Chifonl Ciilhert Phyllis Hendricker Evan Ralpli riglit Eaura Ann Wilson Marjorie Marion Gray Virginia Barns Neta Jane Jory Jean Psaute Geraldine E. Lewis Loren Charles Anderson Daryl D. Olsen Nora La Jones Alfred Daniel Poster Doris Trotter Joy A. Bills Paul W. Gamertsfeldei Mortelle Morgan Richard William James June McCready Helen Lee White Charles Melvin Scott ]■ ranees Irene West Kicliard Ingalls janu-s ! ' . I llcflje Wanda I ' aulint ' Milncr I ' ;igc ( 2 Alan Jane Leib Don Robinson Dorothy Brooks Gerald Hueh Moore iJv.an Alice Swank Emmett Al. Cody James William Rogers June W ' ilma Colyar Robert Darrell Dalton Emogene Alma Bade Helen I. Geldean Richard A. Horner Ernest Ladean Rice Wanda Low Xenstiel Garnett Alitchell Norma Armstrona: Charles ' . Hess Carolyn Reese Dale R. Baldridge Dwi ht Keller Dalores Regeana Barbee Walter Braselton Richard Lefton Lester Clair Sprang 1 () Williams irginia McGougli Tamc I ocmer Johnson Rcjbert llih(.)n ' I ' avlor Paije d3 Arland Dewey Gould Mary E. Gunnels Everett Wayne Clack Virginia J lae Kraft Paul ! ' .. Hodge Betty Alae IMcKay Veryl Jenkins Harry Hardin Helen Juanita Cremeans Clifford Martin Irene Whitteberry Julia Kathryn Dennis Howard Samuel Martin, Jr. jN ' Iargaret Griswold Norma Louise Sirrine Paul L. Liddell Rae A es Voigne Green Robena Estella Hubble Frank Alfred Wood Bette j Iae Garvin Lillian Thacker Clarence Griffith Mickey R. Caudill James H. Lucas Jiilm David Knighton Naydine Maxine Xutt G(j]dic Watts Vendetta Collin- I ' ;.KC 64 James Franklin Early Ardis Aluriell Hunger Alargaret Clare Smith Curtis Savage Vera Patricia Cox Linn B. Soule John Thomas Sapp Jay Foster Robert Swanson James Hatton Joyce larie Kauffman Geneva Vanhook Betty Jean Cunningham [Monroe Baker Charles Alstott [Marion Anderson Forrest Goble Charles Wayne Perry Joe David Worley Robert Rucker Franklin Allison Virgil I ' aul Applegate Wanda Lee Pelletier Samuel Edward Ross Reuben V. Schultz Rutli Maxinc McElvain Ilaldor Fee [Miller Eld(jn Raymond Shult . Page 65 Mark Rayniond Fiedler kulli Clapp iMary Ellen Eljert Naomi E. Long Clara Pester Philip Knisely Elda Le Johnson Rcjnald l ' ' eatherst(jn Esther Jean Eisenmann Emeroh Deal James A. Conrad, Jr. Elsie Mae Ladman CaroI n June McDonald Paul Wendell Gregor Audrey June Schramm Vivian Ruth lluettner W ' ildena Stricklind Floyd Dene Bruning Llo} ' d Gene Piruning Clotine Mabel Rose Barbara Ellen Schisler Melvin Lee Riddle Beverl)- June Engeman Paul E. Cable Lel () J. 1 lankins Charlotle Altig i!eryl I )illnian Leali Rulli Woods Aleredith Aliller W ' ilma Jean Cross Betty Ruth Cook Jerome Lowell Dershem R. T. Savage Jesse O. Briles Alary Elizabeth Harshman Donald Lerov Parker Xadine Higgins W ' ilma Lois Von Seggen Earl H. Donson Carolvn Thero Cobb I ' .etty A. Burton Klarence H. Ehrlin Faith Austin Betty Bailey Dean Herman Naomi Lewis Lewis Allen Finer Jeanne Muriel Wilson Doroth}- Eileen Turner Herbert Nation Charles Curtis Keves Lillian .Mar_ - Ca[)cronis Dwiglu Paul Alillikan Jince Ik-rnic ' ce ivarick James I i. Triml)le Solveig iNIyrlle Sonju Paul Ozie Harvey Wilma Berry Udell Moss William Patrick Whalen Esther Irene Wilson Jean Sigler Wiseman John White Robert Eldon Eigsti Ardee Coolidge Waltor Dwight Dale Laura Forinash Violet Patterson Alma Eeona Brock Harold Russell Calvin Otho Wilson Clayton Bailey Dorothy Baysinger Betty June Brown John Y. Jones Betty Lucille Baker Louis Taylor Charlotte Coomer Barbara Ellen Warner Ellis Chambers Alarlha Jane ivice J(ilin Alcllish i ( ' M I )alc P.augus i ' nuv 08 Floyd David Gale, Jr. r3udley Powers Helen Marie Owen Max Fruehling Carl R. Wicks Arlea C. Burkley Jeanette Ellwanger Benniett Crocker Clayton Wilson Noah Benjamin Herrell Dennis Burris Rov E. Brinkman James Warren Walker Rex Baker Richard Rowe Elmer E. Brodien Marvin Carmony Charles Willingham Elmer W. Pannier Nancy Conrad James H. Lyons Melvin Reford Wright James Layman Maxine Bovd Kerr Robert Lee Medcalf Phyllis Winters Kenneth Coil Dean P. Fiedler Page 69 Alice Gertrude lletzer Louis E. Shaffer Marjory Ifughes Irene J. Schmidt Eihia I ' ender Reedy Pearl Street Iva Bernice Tate Ronald Axtell Helen Jean Ullom Joyce Barrett Gladys ATae Duley Albert McFarland Thelma DeWitt Robert Knowles Betty Bronson ] Iary Ann Stevens Floyd Holly Virt inia Louise Carlson Kalherinc Huffman Fagc 70 FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED Ralph Thurman Albertson Fred Martin Asbury Walter Attig Wilma I. Avers Richard Bade Mary R. Baker Douglas Karen Ballard Verl Wayne Ballmer Willard Basham Ellsworth Elias Bassett Ruth Elizabeth Bauerle Bryan Luther Beaty Edward M. Benge .lary Craig Benson T ' - ' an Mary Bergeron Dean Nelson Bourelle Helen Louise Bourgeois Carter C. Bragg Dorothy W. Bruner Leslie Dale Brush David Earl Buck, Jr. Gerald Campbell Marion Canhan Dorothy Cardosi Albert Frank Carey Denton Carlton Ivan L. Chaffin Venetia Louise Chambers Erwin F. Chwala Paul J. Clipson Alberta Eerniece Cody Paul Cook Calvin Herman Coolidge Aubrey Emmett C-eorge Correll Walter Cox Tames Coyle Tames Carlton Crabtree Elayne Lois Crites Leonard Crites Wanda Crook Evelyn Crose I i chard Ray Crow Ernest R. Crummen Dwight Cunningham Glenna Joy Curtis Doris Dablemont Joe Darter Royal David Darrell Davis Grace Davis Robert Frank Harry Dickerson Delmer Doctor Estle Doss Betty Easley Wayne Enfield Henry Engbrecht fohn T. Evans Robert N. Farley J. Norman Fawthrop Erie H. Ferguson Gladys L. Forkel Robert Forker Donald E. Fox Peggy Lou Green Fox Grace La era Freeman Earl Garner Betty J. Gennero U. B. Godman lay Gould Gladys W. Goodall Robert Grasser Raymond Earl Green Donald Edgar Griffith Madonna Hoffner Mary Haldaman Lela Mae Hard Dale R. Harvey Arthur Hasbargen Glenn Hatfield, Jr. Spero Helopoulas Charles Henderson Paul Eugene Henderson Marjorie Higgins Francis Ray Hill Robert P. Hoch Ralph Hodge, Jr. John Wesley Hodges John Holland William Franklin Hurt William R. Jackson Robert G. James Velma Eileen Johnson Wayne Edward Jones William Kanmann Mary Louise Kelley Rosemary Gwendolyn Keyes Theora Kirkpatrick Geraldine W . Knighton Charles Lain Dale Learned Jackie Lee Sol L. Langman Arthur J. LaPorte Earle Lott James McCaulla Robert McClatchey Geneva L. McHolland James Wesley Malone Ruth Elizabeth Meyer Joyce Dean Mewbourn Thelma Miller Marcia Mae Moneymaker Patsy Lou Monroe Marianne Moore Robert l- ranklin Morris Betty June Moss Lloyd Nelson Robert E. Neuman Glenn Arthur Nichw ander B. Maxine Overton Robert Earl Pittam Clifford Potts Lenna Jean Potts Garfield Powers Hardy John Powers Nona Jane Powers Harold Prong Elvah Raf snider Allen Dale Redman H. Norwood Reece Grover Reed Joyce Reeves Carol Replogle William Wayne Ridenour Henry Thomas Riley William Rinebarger Moody M. Schoonover Hermenia Schultz Ruby Rae Seal Hazel Seliz Elizabeth Jane Se3bert Mary Louise Shatfer Robert Jackson Shanks Jean Shearer Geneva Irene Sledd Howard Small Farrell Snow Naomi Ruth Snow Robert Ervin Sparks Doris Maxine Stacy Robert Clavin Lorraine Strickland James P. Sumwalt Jeanne Taylor Nellie Spates Taylor Edith Lorena Tohill Robert Clack Ullom Paul Ray L mmel Ardis George Vance David Lee Vangunten Richard Vangunten Donald Maurice W arford W- illiam O. Warner B} ' ron Warren Roy Oatley Watson i:)onald Ray Watts Wilfred Went worth, Jr. Paul Whitteberry Wilbur Thomas Wilde A. T ' auline Wilson Mi](h-ed Wilson James Wright Orville Truman Wright Elmer Zachgo Page 71 Evelvn Evans Leota Riiighiser Ruth Helen Harris Alarjorie Sparks Mrginia Farmer Audrey Singer Pasko Eileen Goss Ruth Marrett Carrie Sigler Page 72 . SPECIAL AND UNCLASSIFIED STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Alison, Percy H. Attig, Martha Berg, Charles Bohne, Wayne Bradley, Ruth Carrico, Helen ColHngs, Pearl Courtney, Mae Craig, Bessie Endsley, Elizabeth Endsley, Patricia Ethington, Oakley Fehr, John Foust, Flora Walker Freise, Eucy Garner, Blanche Gardner, Sally Gierke, Irene Gray, William Griffin, Dorothy Grim, Earl R. Grimshavv, Michael Hard, Warren Hausmann, Marie Hawkins, Marion D. Hawkins, Priscilla Hazzard, Charlotte Hillman, Alice Holt, Grace Holland, Eunice D. Ivy, Juanita Johnson, Roberta Kay Jones, La Nora Kempen, Leoneille Keys, Lillian Caperonis Lain, Philip Lewis, Warren Lund, Lillian Lunsford, David McKinley, Louise Miller, Betty Mitten, Donald Moon, Erma Lucille Olsen, Herman Pasko, LaMar Pombert, Margaret Potter, David Ray, Bonnie Ray, Wilbur L. Ryan, Kathleen Shuman, Marguerette Sigler, Jerr} ' Sigler, Ray Sigler, vShirley Smith. Henry James Smith, Janice Smith, Brodis Smith. Ronald Snow, Feme Snyder, Esther Snyder. George Strickler, Lois Joan Strickler, Shirley .Sturgeon, Geneva Taylor, Clara Thiesfeld, Hattie Trudeau, Bonnie L ' lveling, Gwen Lnderwood, Shirley Walter, Lois Warneche, Genevieve Waters, Bernice Watson, Juanita Dalton Weaver, Kathleen Williams Weller, Flora lae Wellman, v hcrrill Witt, Forrest Wolf, ] Iary Louise Wood, Bertha York, Naomi Page 7i SENIORS '  ' « I l-jMSsfei - •aoe 74 Sar (fdr ier £y eefo es (je( i eWfu(e fkb mW ee don hrmve 9rye ifAdr es 7dme: CDn s ©f 1 1 CaUemjCdam i ' Page 75 BIBLE SCHOOL UNDERGRADS I ' asc 76 Adam Ingle Rex Morris Hiram Higgins James Leonard Burdetta Lepley Glenn Warstler Darwin Pierce Emery Moyer Robert Sharp Roy Wells Ella Gotschall Dale Jackson Kenneth Coil Harl Kelly La Verne Lynch Harry Hughes Paul iioltzclaw Jf)hn Carrico Page 11 Elmer Uernard Davenport Alma Fern Rlaklc) ' Joseph Polmounter Lowell H. Sparks Frank E. Payne Noah Arnold Cash Arthur U. Burnside Lulu Catherine Keelei Dewev A ' lounts Claude Terrell John Warren Young Warren C. Thompson Jerome S. Houck Virgie Irene Hall Alvin Erwin Bowes James Porter Mahan Levi August Tassler Henry Daniel Bulla Luther Edward Page Estalene Mae Winters Pobcrt Edwin Newman Page 78 BIBLE SCHOOL UNDERGRADS NOT PICTURED Brown, C. W. Cobb, Allen Cobb, Louis Willard Cook, Charles Thomas Crane, Pearle Audry Dabill. Florence Imogene Fancher, Edgar E. Fox, Charles Leamon Goodall, Haven Lloyd Hanes worth, Harold Hudson Hesler, Paul Adolph Johnson, Velma Eileen AlcClure, Darl P.urlin Moore, Richard Arnold Niece, Perry Earl Paisley, Richard Pierce, Lysle Addison Swan, Kenneth Whipple, Edwin Elsworth Wilson, INIilton Stephen Page 79 9 AScAe ei P.iKc 80 SENIORS Edwin H. Price [Marcella Christman Naomi Rutli Ke ' tnit ' (] ' Lefa Axtell A ' irginia Kliiik Bklun Cornctt Cleveland C llolley Goldie W illianis Ethel I. Eutz Mary Ecu JSrovvn J-jobb ' ' Craig- (inn larnat-in Gladys S. Craig Alieda Mae lUishev I ' aRc 81 UNDERGRADS I ' .L ' tly Jean Clialfant Samuel Collins Hazel Grishman I )avi(l Nielson ( )l)al Williams Gertrude Farmer Grace Ling Ida Klink Howard Clements Daniel VVheelock Marjorie Bradley Helen Covell Esther McClellan Elizabeth Smith Talmadge Randall Raymond A. llrodien Edna liarrier Doris Ruth Miller HIGH SCHOOE UNDERGRADS NOT PICTURED ' (,yvv, Wilma L(niisc liiirringlon, Iv-ncsl Monroe Cliaiicy, Joe 13avi(l Cliipper, Paul Ray Cook, Audrey O. Crane Crane, I ' earl Aiiih-ey livans, Jolin Frederick Fearn, Daniel Paul Frederick, Frances Verna I ' ranklin, Mary Elizabeth I ' rye, Joyce Daisy Fugale, Harrison Page 82 Gough, joseiih Jeremiah Harris, Mary Elizabeth I ones, Harold Paul Harsh, Paul Johnson, La ella Jackson, Jessie Jean UNDERGRADS Edward Jvobert Ferguson Bets} ' - Jean Klink Pauline Frances Howard I ' rc ' d Allen McQueary Donald l ' rant Burghorn Flora Ellen Lash li llis I ' dorence Johnson Norman James Kohrer David Eugene Craig slle 1 lerbert Doss Violet Mae Miller Paul F. Burrington Kennetli Calvin Fay Alene Calvin David Albert Hess Eleanor Fay McReynolds HIGH SCHOOL UNDERGRADS NOT PICTURED Lash, Flora Jillt;ii Lochcr, Twccna Mac- McReynolds, Wilma Rol)erta Mineo, Loretta lean Miller, Violet Alae Morgan, Bonita Blanche OHvcr, Gerald David Pajne, Ruth Pryor, Robert Dean Rahrar, James Lee Reidel, Alaynard Harold Scarborough, Rosa Mae Page 83 Sturgeon, Geneva Suderman, Patricia Cornelia Terrell, Claude Conway, Jr. Trapp, LilHe Bell Tripp, Dorothy Ward, Clarence Waldo ALPHA TAU DELTA HONOR SOClE ' l ' Y SENIORS l ' u]nicr Wanda Harshman, Virj nnia SOPHOMORES Raab, Ruby Imogene Akers, Orval Starr, Lois Arnc ld, Urey Weeks, James Ik ' rgquist, Doris Welch, Frances Weaver Beyer, Arlene lola Wickersham, Gordon Tirunl, Russell Willfong, Ruth Leona Carey, Albert , Greek, Carl Edwin Grimshaw, Eileen Hand, John JUNIORS Kendall, i ' aul James Cailey, Ruth Marie Kruse, Clemens G. Chaney, Frederick W, Lindberg, Evelyn Flaugher, Jewell Tonk, ISerdella Goodwin, Jack Whitehead, Margaret Houphtaling, Ruth Ketterman, Edith Morford, Myron C. Perkins, Beulah FRESHMEN Rodgers, Paul M. Raker, Roberta Stentz, Mary Joan Hughes, Marjorie Von Seggen, Donita Wells, Alberta Wilson Helen F. Page 84 BIOLOGY CLASS THE BIG 4 Page 85 A P COU£0£S HMMP ■■■Hi IB BH ' T B B , ' ' Sif S H ' :. H ■u e!.! 1 : c - Left to Right — Rolicrt Keys, Gerald Moore. liernie Smith, Jerome Hoiick, Harry Grim- shaw, Ted Kerr, Dr. Mitten, Helen Cremeans, Estle Doss, Charles Farmer. By means of an annual election, a president and a treasurer are chosen by the student body to serve as officers of the Student Council. Each class, in turn, elects its own representative to the council. Thus, the students have a medium through which their desires are presented to the administration. Under the direction of President Ted Kerr, Treasurer Helen Cremeans, and Dr. L. G. Mitten, who has served for two consecutive years as Faculty Advisor, the Student Council of 1946-47 has given a year of faithful service to the students and to the school. From its own ranks, the group elected IIarr - E. Crimshaw to serve as secretary. Several projects for the entertainment and cultural advancement n the stu- dent body were sponsored by the vStudent Council this year. PaKf 91 CALLED MISSIONARY BAND first Roz ' — Dciris linsley, Katherine feadows, Allierta Stcjihens, Lois } lichaels, Dr. ' an ])u}n, Dolly Shocklcy, Claire St. John, Mrs. Ethington, Prof. Ethington. Srroiid Rozv — Dorothy McClellan, Wilma Cross, RerdelLi Tonk, Betty Cook, Geneva vSIeiM, jnanita Pate, Glenna Curtis, Lois Zachmire, Margaret Csolkovits, Mary Edna Gunnels, Joyce Barrett, Grace Davis. Tliird Row — Grace Freeman, Hazel Coomer, Fay Calvin, Ruth McGillvari ' , Geraldine Lewis, Hazel Ungcr, Mildred Grisler, Alice Supernois, Theora Kirkpatrick, Clara Jones, Helen L ' llom. I ' inirlh Roiv — Goldie Williams, Irene Smith, Mary Ebert, Paul Rodgers, Charles Perry, Darrell Swisher, Fred Ad- dison, Hazel Selix, Joyce Stacy, Helen Owen. I ' ijtii Ro a ' — Lucille Cole, Mary Leib, Peggy Chilver, Martclle Morgan, Neuman Sheldt)n, Paul Cook, Pauline i-iichey, Naomi Long, Kathcrine Huffman, Rul)y Gee, Norma Strong. ' I ' hi.s org ' anization is composed of tliose students who t ' ecl the call of God to foreign missionary work. The ISand, every second week, sponsored a program devoted to various Missionary interests, and every Thursday received flie all-student offering that helps carry on the Missionary work of the Church of ihe Nazarene. , : SuppK ' incniing these activities, the Hand also met once a month tor a devotional service and once a week for ])ra_ ' er. The peak (if the year was reached at the y nnual I ' .reakfasl. At that lime officers were elected and ])lans made foi ' tlu ' coming year. I ' age ' )2 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Second ?Oct ' — -Vivian Clingan, Naomi Sinders, J jhn Davidson, Raymond Coj , Paul Pierson, Royal David, Btverly Keesler, Bonnie Grable. Third Roiv — Dorothy Scitz, Virginia Harshman, Kathenne Kiti, |(jlin Sap]!, Sam Munn, Dean .Stark, Arli-ne licy- cr, Bernadine Leopard. I ' uurth Ro ' K ' — Donald Hough, Lester Sprang, Joe Nealson, Da i(l l hrlin, Alonroe Baker, Lloyd iJruning, James Lucas, Paul Peffcr. ' I ' he international Kclatiuns Club, a world-wide organization, was organized at ()livet in 1943, tnider J )r. James R. Garner. This was the answer to the need for an organization lo stud}- and ftn-llier internali(jnal peace. The activities of the year included an intercollegiate debate between Olivet and VVheaton College, lectures b) ' Dr. J. R. Gardner on Foundations for International Peace, a lecture on Eire, and the annual banquet co-sponsored with the Commerce Club. The year was highlighterl by the annual Regional Conference at Ihitler University, lndi;niai)olis. Indiana. Page 93 OLIVET MINISTERIAL FELLOWSHIP The organization of the OHvet Students Ministerial Fellowship has met a definite need on the cam- pus of Olivet College. The organization was effected on November 26, 1946, with the Dean of the School of Theology, Dr. J. Russell Gardner, presiding, and the President of the College, Dr. Grover Van nu n, presenting the keynote address. Tile Chairman-elect for the year was Rev. Russell D. Bredholt, with Clayton Bailey chosen as vice- chairman. Other officers elected were : Maudie Huston, secretary ; Velma Johnson, corresponding secre- tary ; Ted Kerr, treasurer ; Ted Holstein, chorister ; Maudie Huston, pianist ; Carl Greek, program chan man ; L. H. Sparks, publicity chairman; and John vSmith, social committee chairman. The primary objectives of the O. S. M. F. are the following: 1. Tlie promotion of Christian fellowship amtnig ministerial students without regard to academic distinctions. 2. i ' rcjvide for the solution of perscjnal problems tiTrough special counsel and advice. .3. increase the ministerial efficiency of each member by studying the problems of church leader- ship. 4. iCnlarge the ])ers]jective of each prospective worker through contact with representative speak- ers (_)f each (le])artment of our church. 5. Secure through united pra er and effort the maximum of Divine blessing on the Fellowship, the School and the Church. ] ' age 94 PHI TAU OMEGA First Roiv — Velma DeBoard, lidna Lockner, Winnie Wilson, Aliss K. Howe, Ruth Cailcy, Ruth Jones, Katherine Kitt, Virginia Harshman. Second Roiv — Ruth Bergen, Vivian Chngan, Edith Kettennan, IDoroth} ' McClellan, Donna Harshman, ALyrtle Sonju, Arlene Alillspaugh, Beverly Keesler, Florence Emmahiser, Reuhama Markins. Third Ro ' a ' — Laurenna Wilson, Alarjory Williams, Mar_v J. Snodgrass, Ruth Moriarity, Donna liandolph, All)crta Wells, Mary Jean Beck, Emmabelle Botner, Elaine Gardner, Iva Tate. fourth Rozv — Dorothy Seitz, Maxine Kerr, Louise Hurt, Beulah Perkins, Margaret Csolkovitz, Donita Von- Seggan, Pearl Coomer, Irene Gragg, Doris Bergquist, Betty Schrifler, Juana Briles. I- ' i th Rozv — Jeanne Taylor, Madice Kettleson, Opal Lowery, Lucy Stacy, Naomi Lewis, Wanda Fulmer, Chark-ne Zook, Mary Leib, Mozelle Overton, Barbara Bedsworth, Betty Axtell. Sixth Rozv — Lois Starr, Betty Goodwin, Helen Wilson, Melvin Wilkinson, Glen Park, John Strahl, Jack (iiMidwin, Pershing Weaver, Raymond Coy, Betty Bronson, Esther Asmussen, Carol Tooley. The Phi Tau Omega, OHvet ' s chapter of the Future Teachers of Ainerica, founded in 1943, gives teachers in training the opportunity to become acquainted with the history ethics, and program of the organized teaching profession and gives practice in working together on problems of the profession and of the community. Among the outstanding programs of the year were the films shown by Mr. C. C. Moser of the Salem Children ' s Home, hdanagan, Illinois. Inspiring addresses were made by Mr. Jesse Honn, Superintendent of Schools in Bradley, Illinois, and Professor L. A. Marquart, from Olivet. Page 95 STUDENT PRAYER RAND The Student Prayer and Service Band of Olivet, under the leadership of Virgil Borden, president, and Dr. Grover Van Duyn, sponsor, has a two-fold purpose, first ; to foster the development of Christian life through pra} ' er, testi- mony, and public service; second, to provide a channel for the expression of Chris- tian life through service to others by personal work and public service. Through the Student Devotional Hour each evening at 6:15 to 7:00 the spiritual life of Olivet students has been greatly enriched. These services are to be looked forward to by the new students : they have proved to be unforgettable memories to the out-going students. Page % COMMERCE CLUB b ' irst Roiv — Dr. Mitten, Ruth Cailej ' , Mozelle Overton, Rosellcn Oswalt, Cecil Roliy. Second Ro ' iv — Leota Ringhiser, Phyllis Hendricher, Mary Harshman, Lois Jahde, Irene Smith, Margaret White- head, Ruth Engeman, Joyce Rarich, Joan Nicholson, Mary J. Snodgrass, Wilma Von Seggen. Third Rozc — Geneva )iIcHawland, Orma Manley, Twyla Baker, Ruth Houghtaling, Jean Hershey, Donna Harshman, Beverly Engeman, Carolyn Reese, Pauline Uhrig, Belle Botner. Fourth i?ow— Neta Jory, Eileen Goss, Betty Bronson, Lorraine Sparks, Mary Richcreek, Wilma Ayers, Alma Brock, Nadine Skaggs, Helen Cremeans, Alice Hetzer. Fifth Ro7v — Dale Harvey, Edward Benge, Emeroh Deal, Paul Wells, Don Gilbert, James Conrad, Sam Munn, Richard Lefton, Russell Dawson. The Commerce Club, founded in 1944, seeks to motivate scholarship and interest in business. Through this club, social contacts are made with the outside world. Guest speakers have been Harlan Heinmiller, Asst. Production Manager of the General [Motors Corp. ; Ervin Benson, Field Secretary for the General Department of Church Schools, at Kansas Cit) ' , Alissouri ; and Ralph Francis, manager of the Citizens System Loan, Kankakee, Illinois. Climaxing the activities for the year was the Spring banquet shared with the International Rela- tions Club. The over-all policy of the Commerce Club is to promote better Christian ideals among the students enrolled in the Departments of Business and Economics. Page 97 PLATONIAN PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY First Roiv — Dr. Demaray, Bill Bennett, Dr. Gardner, Wayne Welton, Gordon Wicker.sham, Irene Clerico, Prof. Wesche. Second Rozv — Kenneth Bryant, Lester Ringhaiser, Alaiide Huston, Ruth Jones, Bill Chambers, Victor Enoch. Third Roic ohn Davidst)n, Paul Rodgers, Imogene Raab, Geraldine Brown, Christine Sonju, Ruth Wilfong. Ted Sturgeon, John Wine. Fourth Rozv—Paul Baker, Alyron Morford, Lyle Akers, Wendell . rnold, Paul AIcCov, Donald Hough, R D. Bred- holt. Fifth Ro-n — Warren Christian, William Barnes, Harry Grimshaw, Roliert James, Ckm Crews, Luther Watson, Ray Gardner, John Smith. The Platonian Philosophical Society is open primarily to upperclassmen of the college, with hon- orary membership extended to those of the faculty who are interested. It was organized to stimulate th(;ught in the f ields of philosophy and theology among tVie students especially interested in these sub- jects. Many stimulating discussions were held following the reading of various papers at the monthly meetings. Papers were given by such outstanding men as Dr. C. E. Demaray, Dr. Mendel Taylor, and the Rev. Roy Stevens. A banquet in April, with an outside speaker and the installation of next rear ' s officers climaxed the year ' s activities. Under the able leadership of the president and his helpful officers, each meeting was stimulating to the minds of all and added to the education of all who attended. Page 98 I OLIVET LINGUISTIC SOCIETY first Rnzc — Evalicllc Kiiisely, Wilma Von Seggeii, Prof. Goodwin, Eileen Grimshaw, Edith Kcttermaii, Lor- raine Sparks, Pauline Uhrig, Grace Metas. Second Roiu — Margaret Smith, Marian Ream, Roberta Lipp, Grace Davis, Naomi Atkinson, Marjorie Hughes, ] rary Beck, June McCready, Iary Logsdon, Norma Sirrine. Third Ro a — Carolyn Cobb, Wilma Cross, Dorothy McClellan, 15ariiara Bedsworth, Charlotte Attig, Evelyn Treece, Alice Hetzer, Orma Manley, Joy Bills. Fourth Roz — Ruth Chase, Donita Von Seggen, Maxine Kerr, Ruth W ' ilfong, Ben Crocker, James Rogers, Charles Alstott, Carolyn McDonald, Marion Anderson, Twyla Baker. Fifth Ro-c — Alma Brock, Kathrine Somerville, Mary Steincgger, Mary Horton, Dorothy Elwangcr, Nadine Nutt, Charlotte Hazzard, Pauline Silvernail, Alary Richcreek, Charlene Zook. Sixth RoiK — Paul Picrson, Paul McCoy, Dean Stark, James Malone, James Lucas, Dale Baldridge, Joe Nielson, Paul Gamertsteldter, Sam Ross, Alaynard Reidel. Founded in 1943, the Linguistic Society has become one of Olivet ' s largest organizations. Stu- dents of French, Latin and German are eligible for membership in this club. The purpose of the organization is to stimulate interest in and acquire knowledge of the peoples of other lands in regard to their customs, traditions, policies and modes of living. Educational tilms have been used to further this ]jurpose. A formal spring banquet with a special speaker is an annual highlight of this group. Page 99 l- ' irst Ri ' u — Irene Clerico, Allierta Wells, Miss AIcKinley, Barbara Wind, Lois Michael, Mildred Kinsey, Mary Edna Gunnels. Second Rozc — Ruth Watson, Mildred Wilson, Sarah Davidson, Paul Rodgers, Imogene Raab, Orval Akers, Ruth Cailey, Ruby Gee, !Mary Habeggar. Third Roiv — Harvey Doud, Helen Cremeans, Katherine Kitt, Beverly Schroll, Ray Hawkins, Irene Schmitt, Evehn Duff, Arlene Beyer, Elaine Gardner. The Forensic Society is the organization sponsoring speech activities at Olivet. Their constitution states: The purpose of this organization shall be to increase interest in Public Speaking and to develop the arts of Debate, Oratory, Declama- tion, and other forms of Forensic activity. The monthly meetings of the Society included a variety of programs. The Inspirations at Christmas was presented to the English Guild at the Christmas meeting and repeated in chapel ; a public discussion of Negro Tolerance was given by the advanced speechmaking class. The annual Forensic-Chi Sigma Rho Formal Banquet in the early spring concluded the activities of the year. 1 Page 100 CHI SIGMA RHO First Roi ' — Mary Edna Gunnels, Priscilla Hawkins, Esther Ferguson, Audrey Schramm, Esther Gale, Naomi Bearinger, Dorothy Zachary. Second Row — Barbara Wind, Grace Metas, Betty Brown, Alberta Wells, June AIcGuire, Betty IcCord, Madonna Randolph, Third Roiv — Jaj- Pitts, John Parrott, Charles Henderson, Elmer Brodien, Paul Whittcberry, Leonard Crites, Jesse Briles. Fourth Row — Douglas Blue, Ray Hawkins, Dudley Powers, Floyd Gale, James Conrad, Paul Liddell. Chi Sigma Rho contributes both an entertainment and an expression of art in a very old form. The Greeks used a speaking choir in their dramas to serve as interpreter between audience and actors. With its roots thus in the classical, Chi Sigma Rho has high ideals for artistic expression. To revive this ancient art form, to develop an aesthetic appreciation of literature through artistic oral inter- pretation, and to increase the universal appeal of poetry and prose is the object of the choir. Performance of A Child Is Horn was given at the Christmas Banquet, and The Terrible Meek was given during the Easter season. Page 101 ENGLISH GUILD first Ro7v — Prof. AlcClain, Gordon Wickcrsham, Ruth Jones, Betty Downs, Barbara Wind, Madice Kettleson, Prof. Bump. Second Rozu — Marian Ream, Elaine Gardner, Donita Von Scggen, Ruth Wilfong, Ruth Watson, June r Ieasell. Third Rozu — W ' arren Holcomb, Geraldine Brown, Pershing Weaver, Irene Gregg, Reuhama }ilarkins. The Olivet English Guild was founded in 1944. Its purpose is to stimulate an appreciation for contemporary literature and poetry, to encourage creative writing, and to share with its campus compeers its ideals, both in intelligent con- versation and creative writings. Those eligible for membership in the Guild are English majors or minors of junior or senior standing and second semester sophomores working toward an English major. Two outstanding events of the year were the Chapel program presented on St. Valentine ' s Day and the spring banquet, with Aliss Bump, the faculty adviser, as guest speaker. Page 102 DAUGHTERS OF MARTHA ANN WINES first Rozc — Mrs. Donson, clnia Jiilmson, Mauciie Huston, Carul Toole_ -, Katherinc Allen. Second Rozv — Aiidry Crane Cook, Pearle Crane, Ella Gotschall, Lulu Keeler, Imogene Raab, Frances Welch, Edith Servies. Third Rozc — Doris Ensley, Virgie Hall, Naomi Long, Christine Sonju, Pearl Coomer, Ruth Wilfong, Goldie Wil- liams, Lucile Hilldenbrand. This organization has been in progress since 1943. It meets once a month and many interesting programs are presented during the year. The purpose of the organization is to estabhsh a good foundation for future wort: in the ministry. The fellowship which is enjoyed proves to be a great incentive for future work. Page 103 SCIENCE CLUB First Roz — Dr. Chappell, Lois Alichacls, Alchin W ' ilkenson, John Clerico, Paul Rodgers, Prof. Strickler. Second Rozi ' — Josephine Ambrosio, Roberta Lipp, Wilma Cross, Pauline Richey, Howard Stroble, Charles Hender- son, Joyce Reeves, Charlotte Carmony, Betty Grable, Grace Davis. Third Ro7v — Alberta Stephens, Helen Wilson, James Bauerle, Monroe Baker, Dwight Keller, John Howe, Glen Parks, Anna Hines, Carolyn Cobb. Fourth Roiu — Dolores Jones, Esther Asmussen, Naomi Lewis, William Warner, Gordon Peterson, Phillip Knisely, Paul Harvey, Geraldine Lewis, Geraldine Brown. The Olivet Science Club meets on the first Tuesday of each month to discuss the current scientific issues which concern the members of the organization. The purpose of the club is fourfold : first, to promote a greater interest and a greater appreciation in all branches of science in our college ; second to share scientific knowledge among its members and with others ; third, to stress the prac- tical applications of the sciences ; and last, but not least, to uphold the Christian ideals of our college. Page 104 G. I. CLUB e ft (i: n - a I ' lrsf Rvw — Tc ' (l Cliain.- ' , Floyd Zurcher, Royal IJa iil, Raymonil Coy, Paul HoltzcUnv, Orval Akers, Charles Perry, Marion Hawkins, A. A. McGueary, Lester Ringhiser, David King, Leo Baugus. Second Row — Harvej ' Dowd, Cliff Ladman, Lena Horner, Geraldine Brown, Claude Terrill, Lyle Akers, Naomi Long, Verl Jenkens, Jean Hershey, Virgil Borden, Luther Page, Arthur Burnside. Third Row — Lowell Miller, Warren Holman, Allen Marrett, Ivan Smith, James Mahan, Robert Prior, Dewey Mounts, Earl Morgan, John Sapp, George Mellish, Roy Wells, Omer Robbins, James Trimble, Glen Park, Mark Fiedler. Fourth RoiL ' — Harry Hughes, John Wine, Philip Knisley, Richard Lefton, Dale Sievers, Lester Sprang, Maynard Reidel, William Chambers, Vernan Newman, Harry Hardin, Floyd Bradley, Craig Dillman, Ronald Featherston. Fifth Ro2c — Jesse Briles, Paul Harvey, Gerald Moore, Bill Warner, R. O. Watson, Clarence Griffith, Cliff Marlin, James Hieftje, David Vangunten, Russell Dooley, Charles Al- stott, Joe Nielson, Sam Ross. Sixth Row — Leonard Crites, Cecil Roby, Lewis Cobb, Kenneth Coyle, Leonard Hubartt, John Smith, Harry Grimshaw, Luther Watson, Don Hallcy, Don Burghorn, Lowell Sparks, Orville Wright, John Clerico. Seventh Rozc — Paul Cook, Floyd Webb, Charles Leopard, Paul Liddcll, W ' illard Basham, William Barnes, Jim Conrad, Monroe Baker, Don Gilbert, Gordon Peterson, Ray Hawkins, Clem Kruse, Alelvin Wright, Warren Christian. Page 105 n WOMEN ' S DEBATE SQUAD C. S. McClain, Imogene Raab, Barbara Wind, Helen Cremeans, Helen Everett, Ruth Cailey. Ruth Cailey The women ' s debate squad, though slightly smaller in number than the men ' s, is not inferior in quality. They have an average in debates won and lost equal to that of the men. The teams have taken part in three tournaments in which most of the con- test debating is done. One of these was at Illinois State Normal University at Normal, Illinois ; one at Eastern State Teachers College at Charleston ; and one at Northern Teachers College at DeKalb. In addition. Olivet ' s teams have enter- tained Wheaton College and Houghton College at Olivet, and have visited Wheaton and North Central Colleges for debates. Page 106 MEN ' S DEBATE SQUAD Slaiiding — Charles Scott, Bill Bennett, Albert Carey, Lyle Akers. Sitting — Bill Chambers, Bernie Smith, Ray Hawkins, C. S. McClain. Bill Bennett Olivet Nazarene College resumed its intercollegiate debate relations this year, after having suspended them for the duration of the war. In the years past, debate has been a major activity of the College and the Olivet debaters have given a good account of themselves, having won the Illinois Intercollegiate Championship in 1939 in competition with eighteen colleges and universities. ■ . We are beginning again at the bottom this year ; all of the members of the squad are inexperienced. Nevertheless, the squads are demonstrating real abil- ity and have won a total of twenty-seven decision de- bates, as compared with a loss of nineteen. Page 107 CHRISTIAN SERVICE COMMITTEE (Left to Right): . B. Larscn, J. R. Gardner, Grover ' an Duyn, R. L. Lunsford, C. S. McClain, Thelma Pitts, Louise McKinley, ' ayne Donson. Through the Christian Service Committee OHvet now offers a valuable service to all churches in this area. Each student who wishes to participate in nearby week-end services is supplied with a card from this committee, which certifies his ability as a Christian worker, and at the end of the year he is awarded a certificate indicating a year of satisfactory service. As requests for talent come to the com- mittee, they in turn notify these Christian workers, thus providing opportunities to gain experience in particular fields of training. About two hundred students are registered for this kind of service and their eft ' orts have already proved fruitful. It is not unusual for the Christian Service Committee to receive reports totaling fifty converts for a single week-end. OFFICERS President, Dr. Van Duyn ; Director, R L. Lunsford ; Secretary, Thelma Pitts. Page 108 STUDENT PASTORS First Rozc — Tertin Wilson, Wendell Arnold, Francis Reeves, Dudley Cook, Collins Thorn- ton. Second Roz ' — Harry Hughes, Charles Farmer, Newman Sheldon, James Weeks. Conscious of a divine call to preach the gospel, these student pastors, each week-end, leave the campus to minister to outlying churches. The experience gained, the blessings received, and the opportunity to be in active Christian min- istry more than compensates for any difficulties encountered. With such zeal and passion as this demonstrated on the campus and in the churches served, we may be assured that Olivet is steadily and surely building for the future by giving to our church young ministers who have worked well prepar- ing themselves for the great tasks of tomorrow. r ' agc 109 LABORATORY SCHOOL Two years ago the Laborator} ' School was established on our campus. Fifty-two pupils are accommodated in two large, suitably decorated and well-equipped, modern school rooms. Mrs. Fay Phil- lips is teacher for the first four grades, and Mrs. Rachel Chappell teaches the fifth grade through the eighth. This school is conducted under the supervision of the Kankakee County Educational System, and directed by the Department of Edu- cation of the college. Page 110 WOMEN S RESIDENCE ASSOCIATION Tn the spring of 1946 the resident women of the graduating class set up the plans for the Women ' s Residence Association of Olivet Nazarene College, and left those plans as a legacy to the senior girls of 1947. Registration day last fall, the new organization found itself bereft, because of its first president, Miss Helen Bolander (now known as Mrs. Willard Basham) and another officer or two, ordinarily regarded as vital for cohesion ! Quick reconnoitering disclosed a very able president in the person of Miss Barbara Wind, classified as a speech major, and now already distinguished as a charming diplomat of rare ability by her lead- ership of two hundred fifty women — a grand assignment in any language. Other officers are Miss Virginia Harshman, vice-president ; Miss Charlotte Carmony, secretary; Miss Ruth Watson, treasurer; Miss Pitts, Dean of Women, ex-officio Council member. The officers, and additional representatives from each class comprise the Council, which carries on the legislative and judiciary functions of the organization. The special projects of the Association this year have been a welcoming party for new students last fall given by the Big-Little Sister Committee, the annual Christmas Dorm Party, the Open House Event in February, and the colorful lawn party for spring. The organization has proved a means of expression and of im- provement of group morale and has sponsored a greater degree of esprit de corps amot7g the women students on the campus of Olivet. Page 111 I FRESHMAN INITIATION With triumphant shouts, the exhibi- tion of two caged specimens of Slobo- vians, and a mountain of green caps, the sophomores interrupted a perfectly innocent chapel program with the an- nouncement of freshmen initiation. In spite of the vindictive impositions of their oppressors during the following ordeal, the freshmen . proved them- selves to be good sports and were re- warded by a friendly reception in the gymnasium. Page 112 BUILDING ON THE CAMPUS n In Olivet ' s eagerness to accommodate a growing enrollment, every available space is being used to the greatest advan- tage, and new facilities are constantly be- ing added. During the past months the G.I. homes were completed, class rooms were partitioned, the radio department was established, a new switch-board and additional telephone extensions were in- stalled, and other improvements made which aid in making this a greater Olivet. L Page 114 BIBLE SCHOOL SENIOR TRIP Paae 115 JUNIOR SNEAK SENIOR TRIP Page 117 Ks ' - n I CHRISTMAS One of the most successful projects sponsored this year by the Student Coun- cil was the all-school Christmas bancjuet. The gymnasium was transformed to an array of colorful decoration which was largely a result of the laborious efforts of the student body president, Ted Kerr. A larger crowd than had ever attended a previous Christmas Banquet, enjoyed an evening of well-planned entertainment. The Chi Sigma Rho, under the direction of Miss McKinley, presented a dramatic performance of A Child Is Born , which added an unusual significance to this Christmas season. This pleasant evening of Christmas celebration will long remain in our mem- ones. TaRc 120 BANQUET Scenes from A CHILD IS BORN ' presented by the Chi Siema Rho Page 121 OLIVET NIGHT DINNERS THELMA PITTS A pleasant and familiar sight it was on Tuesday evenings to see Olivet ' s well- dressed young men and women gathering in the candle-lighted dining hall at six- thirty o ' clock, to enjoy a brief respite from the w-eek ' s routine. The Olivet- night Dinners afforded the fellowship of friends in a group and a pleasant bit of variety from our usual cafeteria means of serving. Talented members of the music depart- ment provided dinner music throughout the meal each week, and the presence of Dr. and ] Irs. Van Duyn and Professor and Mrs. Larsen, as well as that of sev- eral other faculty members, allowed the students an opportunity for association with them which is somewhat rare in the whirl of school activities. Air. and Mrs. Wellman worked hard to prepare these delicious meals, and the cheerful contribution of the capable waiters and waitresses, whose work in- cidentally, was entirely gratis, was greatly appreciated. i PaRC 122 CANDIDS , «.•• , Page 123 1947 r f Standing — Lowell Sparks, Gerald Aloore, Wendell Arnold, Paul Hubartt, Charlotte Carmony. Sitting — Chuck Oswalt, Esther Ferguson, Prof. Strickler. EDITORIAL STAFF Paul Hubartt — Editor-in-Chief Wendell Arnold Assistant Editor Charlotte Can nony Associate Editor Clifford Bryant .- . College Representative Alma Blakely Bible School Representative Elwin Price High School Representative Carl Clendenen Sports Representative Professor Bump Literary Critic BUSINESS STAFF Charles Oswalt- - - Jkisiness Manager Lowell Sparks Assistant Ikisiness Manager Gerald Moore ..Associate Business Manager PROI ' ESSOR STRICKLER Faculty Adviser and Photographer Page 124 ii AURORA It is impossible to record all of the activi- ties of the past year, but we hope that what we have portrayed will enable you to re- live some of your experiences at Olivet. As a result of various hindrances which have been so plentiful, the original plan of the 1947 Aurora has undergone many revi- sions. However, if we succeed in making your future days of reminiscence more vivid, then our success has been complete. We are indebted to Professor Strickler for his untiring efforts and time spent in photographing many of the activities de- picted in these pages. Charles Oswalt contributed many hours of relentless labor and planning to provide funds for the Aurora during one of its most financially hazardous years. With the creation of The Aurora Kid he directed the sales campaign which was introduced in a humorous chapel program. Chuck ' s beautiful spirit and cooperation were a source of inspiration to the entire staff. Page 125 The GLIM JUNE MEASELL Editor-iii-Cliicf JOHN STRAHL Busijicss Manager EDITORIAL STAFF June ] Ieasell Editor-in-Chief Ruth Cailev- Assistant Editor Jack Goodwin. News Editor Paul Baker, Betty Downs Feature Editors Urey Arnold ..- Music Editors Jim Early Sports Editor BUSINESS STAFF J(jhn Strahl Business Manager Pershing Weaver Asst. Business Mgr. Irene Clerico .—Circulation IManager Esther Ferguson, Ruth Moriarity Typists PROFESSOR MITTEN Staff Adviser Page 126 MER GLASS First Roi ' — Prof. Mitten, June Measell, John Strahl, Esther Ferguson. Second Rozc — Urey Arnold, Helen Everett, Barbara Wind, Irene Clericu, Ruih Moriarity. Third Ron — Jack Goodwin, Bob Keys, Jim Early, Pershing Weaver. The Glimmerglass stafif, headed by Editor-in-Chief June Measell, affords a service in publicizing campus activities; it brings enjoyment to its readers through special feature columns and a high standard of collegiate journalism. Though hampered by a fire at the printing establishment where the paper had been published and forced to locate another place of publication, the staff ' lost a mini- mum amount of time in resuming the bi-weekh ' schedule of the paper. John v trahl the Inisiness manager, quite capably provided lor financial se- curity — no small task. Page 127 THE COLLEGIAN The Olivet Collegian is edited hy Pro- fessor Linforil Alarquart. It is ])iil)lished (luarter)} ' and serves as a bond between the alumni and their Alma Mater. The editor, an alumnus himself, is a virtual storehouse oi historical information con- cerning Olivet. lie looks after the inter- ests of the Alumni Association on the campus and is instrumental in attracting prospective students each year. LINFORD A. MARQUART Editor Page ]28 W cu February 3r(l marked the comjjletion of the eollef e ra(h() and reeorchiij ' stu- dios located on the fourth lloor of the Administration Iniilchnj -. ( )livet radio courses and classvvork are coordinated with the W-O-N-C radio workshop, which is responsible f(jr planning and producing more than lOUO programs a year over our campus station, W-O-N-C. The Radio department consists of one large studio, one announcing room, a con- trol room, W-O-N-C production room, general workshop and office of the Di- rector of Radio, Prof. George A. Sny- der. PROF. GEORGE SNYDER Director BERNTE SMITH Assistant Page 1.50 PAUL BAKER Sports Announcer ANNE NOHDEN Announcer ERLE FERGUSON Program Director Many valuable controls have been in- stalled and many unobtainable ones were skillfully improvised by staff technicians. One of the features of WONG is a highly (organized staff. Page 131 jmf I ' ugc Ul : I COLLEGE CHURCH REV. ROSS E. PRICE Pastor Our Pastor has won a place in the hearts of both students and facuUy at Olivet. We have all felt his influence as a spiritual leader. His devout life, his passion for the souls of Nazarene youth, and his high standard of intellectuality qualify Reverend Price as an excellent pastor and a model Christian personality. We will not soon forget his enlightening chapel talks nor his whole-hearted par- ticipation in all sorts of college activities. Recently, Reverend Price introduced a church building program which re- ceived the immediate, hearty support of the church membership. ' I ' lie vSunday vSchool and all other branches of the church are steadily increas- ing as the entire Olivet program ]jrogresses. In years to come we will indeed be able lo say, They helped us build SPIRITUALLY. I ' agc 134 A MESSAGE FROM THE PASTOR BUILDERS WITH GOD For zvc arc fcUniv workmcv far God ; yoit arc Cod ' s . . . Bitildiiii]. — I Corinthians 3:9(R.S.V. ) Many an artisan has wrought with bricks and mortar, stone and steel, for the erection of a great and beautiful structure which has endured beyond his own short life as a monument to his vision and industry. Yet the man who builds the wisest is one who builds that which will survive the crashing of bombs and the decay of time. Only personality shall survive beyond the limits of this material world into the eternities that shall follow. Hence, those of us whose privilege it is to become fellow-helpers of the truth in this great adventure of guiding the development of growing personalities here at )livet are made both to rejoice and tremble in the presence of so great a task. There is nothing more beautiful and significant than the building of Christ- like Character. And though it must be accomplished line upon line and precept upon precept, the whole structure fitly framed together increases into a true temple for the Living God. Olivet has a contribution to make to the lives of youth in the forming of Christian ideals and the practice of Christian conduct. For this we build, and for this we pray. .■■ ' ■ ' ■: Moreover, this building of Christian personality is part of our greater task of building the Kingdom of God. God ' s people are the living stones built into a spiritual house constituting a spiritual organism indwelt by the Holy Spirit. We are confident that as growing Christian personalities take their part in res])onsible living that is vicarious in its motivation, we are helping to answer the prayer of a true disciple, Thy Kingdom Come. Finally, being convinced that a man ' s character is also his destiny, we rejoice that the building of Christian personalities is indeed the business of eternity. Our confidence is that some day beyond the years of toil and sacrifice, those who have found Christ at Olivet shall come from east and west, from north and south, bringing with them an innumerable company of redeemed personalities, to enter the mansions of eternal Itlessedness not made willi liands in tlie Cit_ ' wliose huihU-r is God Himself. To this high and holy goal our hearts aspire. Let nothing cheap, and nothing- ordinary enter into our building. Let us use gold, silver, and precious stones, as we build on the foundation whiclT God has laid, even Jesus Clirist, our Rock of Ages. What better monuments could be erected to the memory oi Christian edu- cators than the living personalities of those who have found life ' s highest goals through the inlluence of dynamic fellow workmen of God? Ross E. rRicE. Page 135 COLLEGE CHURCH BARBARA MrCLATN Pianist IAJ) ) ;. AIJTTKX Sitiidav SclinnI Superintendent ELLA LEONA CxALE Organist WALTER B. LARSEN Minister of Music PilRC 136 REVIVALS REVEREND HOLLAND LON- DON, District Superintendent of the Missouri District, was the evangelist in our fall revival this year. Plis dynamic messages were designed for the hearts of youth, and were received with enthusi- asm and lasting results. Through his searching exhortations and because of the presence of God, many students were led into deeper Christian experiences. His en- lightening chapel talks brought us face to face with new frontiers for service, and when the series ended we felt that an in- tegral part of Olivet left with him. We were privileged to have as our evangelist for the spring revival cam- paign, REVEREND L C. MATHLS, Superintendent of the Dallas District. This outstanding pastor, evangelist and autlior was well qualified to minister to the students of Olivet College, and proved by his services t(j us, to be a mes- senger of God. As a result of the prayer- ful efforts of Reverend Mathis in this memorable series of messages, the spirit- ual life of the Olivet personnel was en- riched. REV. ?IOLLAND LONDON REV. L C. AIATHIS PaRc 1. 7 ORPHEUS l ' irsl Rozv — Winnifrcd Wilson, Donna Harshman, Vivian Buckner, Professor Larsen, Aliss Gale, Ruth Everett, Helen White. Second Rozu — Mary Collins, Miss Garner, Jackie Bowers, Helen Basham, Mrs. Larsen, ]Miss Zook, Nona Powers, June AlcGuire, Ruth Harris , Wilma Cross. Tliird Rozc — June Measell, Victor Enoch, Bob Fiedler, John Bundy, Robert Keyes, Dean Fiedler, Russell Brunt, Carl Greek, Kenneth Bade, Paul Whitteberry, Naomi Bearinger. Fourth Rozv — Ray Dafoe, Snowden Neill, Lawrence Dennis, Paul Kendall, Clifford Potts, Clifford Eadman, Dudley Powers, Paul Eiddell, John Parrott, Gerald Moore,Urey Arnold. The Orpheus Choir, organized by Walter P). Larsen in October, 1932, has throughout its tifteen seasons striven constantly to make a worthwhile contribution in choral singing. It has also endeavored to bring to its many listeners throughout the middle west a true Ministry in Music. In order to fulfill this mission, em- phasis is placed not only upon a high standard of musical performance but also upon the genuine Christian character of each member. The repertoire of the choir this year included anthems by David Hugh Jones, Van Denman Thompson, Melius Christiansen, and Clarence Dickinson, as well as a variety of liymns arranged by Professor and Mrs. Larsen. Tlie highlight of llie numerous appearances and events of the choir was the spring lour of Indiana and Ohio. The personnel of the choir, including Professor Larsen, director, and Kenneth Bade, pianist, numbered forty-one. Page 138 TREBLE CLEF J ' irst Roil. L-— Gibson, Uwan Swank, June Williams, Doris Bergquist, Elda Johnson, Naomi Atkinson. Second Rozv — June West, Helen White, Ruth Clapp, Ruth Engeman, Eileen Grimshaw, Maudie Houston, Grace Metas, Donna Eou Donaldson, Jewell Flaugher. Third Row — Geneva Fullen, Geneva Van Hook, Irene Buck, Janice Cobb, Betty Downs, Joan ] Iiller, Mary vStei- negger, Ruth Moriarity, Mildred Wilson, Ruth Watson. Fourth Roiv — Betty McCord, Charlotte Carmony, lildred Grisa, Betty Bronson, Beverly Shroll, Wanda Eulmer, Evelyn Lindberg, Charlcne Zook, Donna Randolph, Roliena Hubl)lc. Under the direction of Mrs. Naomi I_,arsen the HVeble Clef Choir, throiij.,di hard work and perseverance, has forged for itself the reputation of lieing one of the school ' s outstanding musical organizations. In order to maintain a high stand- ard of performance, the choir members are carefully selected and thoroughly trained. They are taught not only to sing with technical perfection, but to attain inspirational and spiritual interpretation. Singing selections by Caesar Franck, Tschaikowski, and Handel, and special hymn arrangements by Mrs. Larsen, the choir never fails to thrill the audience and bring to its attention the splendid achievements in fiur School of Music. Outstanding among its public appearances was a concert tour of the Iowa District. Including Mrs. Larsen, director, and Geneva Van Hofik, ijianist, this all-girls ' choir has a membership of thirty-five. Page 139 VIKINGS First Ro7ii ' — Don RoMnstm, Gerald Jenkins, Paul IcCoy, Professor Snyder, Percy Alison, Leo Chance, Rex Baker. Srroiid Rozi — Kenneth Bryant, Jay Pitts, Earl ATorgan, Bryan Beaty, R. T. Savage, Leroy Reedy, Afarion Hawkins, Roy Green. Third Roiv — Eddie Taylor, Beryl Dillman, Lester Sprang, Kohert Taylor, Cleveland Holley, Calvin Whceldon, Paul Gregory, Paid Rogers, Ben Herrell. fourth Rozi. ' — Curtis Savage, Harlow Koth, John vSmith, Floyd Welih, Luther Watson, Paul Wells, Paul Stude- liakcr, l) Jii (nlliert, George Psaute, John Howe. Increasing its membership from eighteen to thirty-five, the Vikings Male Chorus, under the baton of Professor George Snyder, is rapidly taking its place as one of the leading musical organizations at Olivet. Stressing flawless precision, tlie chorus has deiiKjnstrated real artistry. In addition to its many activities, including regular appearances in the College ChurclT, the chorus climaxed its year of work with a concert tour throughout norlhcrn Indiana and Michigan. Included in its repertoire were selections by Mozart, Handel, Beethoven, Donizetti, and Dvorak, and hymns arranged for the chorus by Prf)fessor vSnyder. Miss Elsie Slull acted as accom[)anist. Page 140 APOLLO h ' irst Ruzv — Dorothy Zachary, Betty Shearer, Audrey Schramm, Ruth Welch, Professor Zook, Mrs. Strickler, Mrs. (lardner, Elda Johnson, Mary Shafer. Second Ro-iV — Dolores Jones, Betty Brown, Alargaret Whitehead, Charlotte Haz .ard, Beverly Shroll, Betty Miller, Jean Wilson, Naomi Bearinger, Sarah Davids(.iii. Third Roiv — Ben Herrell, Paul Gregory, Earl Morgan, Harlow Koth, Farrell Snow, Ray Brodien, Ulvvni Price, Ronald Featherston, Virgil Borden, Carl Clendenen, Kenneth Bryant. The Apollo Choir is a new addition to the Olivet School of Music this year. Under the direction of Professor Kathryn Zook, this choir has made regular appearances in the College Church, in addition to aj pearances in chapel programs and the Christmas Concert. Organized to meet the rising aesthetic demand of a large student bodw the Apollo Choir has proved itself worthy of its mission. As in the other ensemble groups, achievement is stressed from the standpoint of spiritual values and tech- nical perfection. Mrs. J. Russell Gardner acted as jjianist for the choir. Page 1-11 ORCHESTRA Another addition to the OHvet School of Alusic this year is the all-school orchestra. Besides providing excellent experience for students interested in ensem- ble work, the orchestra also acts as another aesthetic outlet for those who are in- terested in instrumental music. Under the direction of Professor Walter B. L,arsen, the orchestra made two appearances this season. Because of the numerous talented students enrolled at Olivet, membership in the orchestra is by tryout and is limited to those students who can meet the requirements of the organization. It is ex]jected that the orchestra will soon become one of Olivet ' s foremost enseml)le groups. Page 142 SENIOR RECITALS MARY COLLINS— Violinist Revealing a unique style characteristic of herself, Mary Collins has become a friend to all of her audiences. Perform- ing with feeling, her inspirational play- ing has a grace and charm that only a violinist can produce. Her interpretations and phrasings are indicative of a thor- ough knowledge of her medium. LAWRENCE DENNIS— a .s ' .y Displaying fine musicianship and a command of technique, Lawrence Dennis has proved himself an excellent per- former. His pure, rich tone possesses a wealth of quality and expressiveness. Singing with conviction, his jovial per- sonality, and his warmth of color have been the delight of the audience at all of his appearances. HELEN BASH AM— Soprano Interpreting capably, and with sincer- itv, Helen Basham has revealed a voice of fine quality. Her earnestness, coupled with her humor, lend a certain charm to her performances. Graduating with a de- gree in Church Music, her faithful prep- aration has equipped her to take her place among the leading musicians of f)ur Church. Page 143 V I RG IN I A )EAhZ Piamst Playing with a studied intensity, indic- ative of much preparation, Virginia Deale ' s performances show a good sense of musicianship. Her technical profi- ciency is commendable, and her phrasing is clear. Interpreting with good taste, her performances are always impressive. WANDA FULMER— Pianist Exhibiting consummate technical pow- ers, Wanda Fulmer plays with a breadth and depth that reveal an emotional under- standing of what she is playing. Charac- teristic of her performances are a certain sweep and grandeur that always assure her of an enthusiastic reception. VELMA DE BOARD— Pianist Playing with a brilliance, and a wide range of tone color, Velma De Board is a favorite of the audience. Her sure, fleet fingers ripple over the keyboard with smoothness and ease ; she plays, in the main, with technical skill, and is a capa- ble interpreter and stylist. Page 144 PIANO ENSEMBLES ' ir iiiia IJeale Mrs. Larsen Wanda Fulmer Veluia De Hoard Madice Kettleson Kenneth Rade Carl Greek Geneva Vanhook Page 145 Page 14 j RONALD D. JONES Athletic Direct ur To Professor Ronald D. Jones, athletic director, coach, and adviser — some- thing new has been added. Congratulations for the great work accomplished at the University of Wisconsin and receipt of the Ph.U. degree! vSomething new has also been added to the gymnasium. The new equipment, including both indoor and outdoor fixtures; major and minor sports equipment; the new high in interest, and ability and number of participants in O. N. C. ' s ath- letics ; all are due to the guidance and inlluence of Professor Jones. Page 148 i MEN S O ' CLUB J ' irxt Rozc — Don Burghorn, Lyle Akers, David King, Wayne Cooper, Robert Fergus jn, Urey Arnold, Dale Fruehling. Second Row — Leo T ;uigns, [oliii Sirabl, Ray Gardner. Paul Wells, Kenneth Fonst, Virgil Niitt. The Men ' s ' T) Clul) was founded seven years aj o lo increase interest and ability and foster Christian integrity in all sjjorts ( n the cam]jus. The most signilicant activity of the club is the co-sponsorshi]) of the annual Alumni Homecoming, and the ' J ip-ofT game. Page 149 WOMEN ' S O CLUB Standiiicj — Willie Wilson, Lois Zachmire, Mrs. Larsen, Donita Von Seggen, Wilma Ostrand- er, Irene Clerico, Mary Shaffer, Lois Starr, Esther Asmiissen, Jean Hershey. Sitting — Ruth Moriarity, Sally Gardner, Betty Brown, Donna Randolph. The Women ' s O Club, founded at the same time as the Men ' s O CKib, serves to unify the women letter winners. Together, the two clubs sponsor the annual Tip-ofif day, which is rapidly becoming a tradition in the sports activities at Olivet. This year the Women ' s O Club played a preliininary tip-ofif game which was their first game since their organization, and in which they gai ned their first victory, ' i ' heir opponents were the Women Alumnae. Page LSO TIP-OFF Yeah, O Club! Yeah, Almuni ! could be heard from the 1200 enthusiastic fans crowded into the O. N. C. Field house on the night of November eleventh. The Homecoming day ceremonies began with the chapel program, with Bob Keyes as Master of Ceremonies. The program consisted of the traditional Olivet songs and prophecies by the fans and coaches of the contesting factions. The Alumni dinner was a great success, with Dr. L. A. Reed of the Seminary as dinner speaker, deliv- ering an appropriate and challenging address. The pre-game ceremonies in the Field House were capably and professionally conducted by Bernie Smith. The cere- monial presentation of both squads, and the fine music of the band will linger long in the minds of those who were present. The game itself was one of thrills and chills, ending in a win for the Jones-coached O Club and the score 37-27. This was the first win for them, the Alumni having won the four previous years. Those representing the Alumni were: John Hieftje, Orville Maish, Jesse Martin, James vShaw, Wilbur Beeson, Glen Williams, James Green, Selden Kelley, Henry Craw- ford, and Chick Klingman. Coaching the Alumni this year for the first time was James L. Rice. The winning O Club was represented by: Dale Fruehling, Bob Medcalf, Jim Sumwalt, John Strahl, Carl Clendenen, Robert Clack, Leo B)augus, Kenneth Faust, Robert Keyes, and Virgil Nutt. Professor Jones capably coached the O Club to their first win. The lirst annual Women ' s O Club- Alumnae game was won by the O Club by the score of 38-24. This addition to the Homecoming events gives promise to become traditional. Those representing the Alumnae and doing a great perform- ance were: Mabel Rice, Jean Strahl, June Starr, Jane Arnold, Margie Howe, Betty Martin, and Wilma Shaw. The winning Women ' s O team was represented by : Betty P ' ruehling, Donita Von Seggen, Lois Zackmire, Ruth Moriarity, Winnie Wilson, Wilma Leitsch, Jean Hershey, Betty Brown, Wilma Ostrander, Sally Gardner, and Donna Randolph. The Alumnae were coached by Wilma Shaw and the O Club by Donna Ran- dolph. Here are the lettermen of Olivet ' s athletic program. The society was founded in 1940 with the official name O Club. The purpose of this organization is to foster a higher type of Christian sportsmanship and increase the interest in the many athletic games at Olivet Nazarene College. Among the activities of this year ' s club has been the induction of new members, co-sponsor.ship of the Home- coming Tip-Off events, and the annual spring banquet. Officers for the year were : President, Wayne Cooper ; Vice-President, Dale Fruehling; Secretary-Treasurer, Raymond Gardner; and Faculty Adviser, Ronald D. Jones. Page 151 I ATHLETIC SOCIETIES SPAKTAXS: I ' .oh Clack. Sally Gardner, Leo Baugus. JNDIANS; Chuck (Oswalt, Donna Randolph, John Strahl. Page 152 ' J ' ROJANS : Dale Fruehling, Donita Von Seggen, Henry Smith. REFEREES This year ' s intramural athletics have been the most interesting, and also, the most hot- ly-contested of any in the history of Olivet. Each society jockeyed for position in the opening softball season, and with all three societies acquiring the zeal and enthusiasm of their rookies, added to the steadiness of Ihc veterans, made for a great season on the diamond, ' i ' he capable leaders of our three athletic societies led their teams into the court games and the field events with the same effective guidance. Hats off to the leaders of the Indians: Oswald, Strahl, and Randolph; the vSpartans : Clack, I ' augus, and Gardner; and of the Trojans: I ' .aker, Fruehling, and Von Seggen, for a most suc- cessful 1946-47 season. Watson, Jenkins Page 153 MEN ' S INDIAN SOFTBALL First Roz ' — John Strahl, Robert Griffith, Charles Oswalt, Jack Knighton, Virgil Nutt, Carl Clendenen. Second Rozv — Clayton Wilson, Howard Martin, Floyd Gale, Don Burghorn, David Nielson, Charles Henderson, Bob Clendenen, Tom Clendenen. Running away with the Men ' s title, the Indian Men were coached by Chuck Oswalt. They were sparked by the hitting of Donald Burghorn and the pitching of Bob Clendenen and Virgil Nutt. Five of their team made the All-Star squad. Page 1.S4 WOMEN ' S INDIAN SOFTBALL h ' iist Nmc — Mary vShaffer, Cicncva Slcdd, Donna Randolph, Esther dale, Nancy Conra l Second Row — Pearl Street, Alary Jdlinson, Jean Psante, Lriis Zarlimire, Lena Potts. v ince the Women ' s softball league is cnntinticd from the autumn to the spring, no winner had been de- cided at the time we went to press. However, the In- dians, who head the pack with four wins and no losses, were considered a good risk to win the title. Donna Randolph was coach of the team, which was sparked by the pitching of Lois Zackmire and the fielding of Mary Johnson. PaRc 155 MEN ' S SPARTAN SOFTBALL First Ro-u — Roliert Ferguson, Kenneth Foust, Leo Bangus, Ray Ciardner, Lyle Akers. S ' rrond Row — iJavid King, John Jones, Ralph Hodges, Chirenre Ward, fSoli Clack. Sherrill WClhnan, Mascot. Last year ' s cliamps the v ' partans, made a game fight to retain the crown, but were unsuccessful in their efforts. They lost three important decisions to the In- dians and one other game to the Trojans, while defeat- ing them twice. Their stars were Ray Gardner, Lyle Akers and Ivenny I ' aust. Coach was Bob Clack. Paiic l.Sf) WOMEN ' S SPARTAN SOFTBALL w,,, i occ — Sally Gardner, Ruth Moriarity, Winnie Wilson. Sccuitd Ruzc — Pat Monroe, Betty Brown, Margie Bradley, Marion Anderson Unable to win a game in the fall, the Spartans had hopes of bettering their four losses and ikj wins record. Sally Gardner is the coach. Page 157 MEN S TROJAN SOFTBALL First Row — Allen Rice, Virgil Applegate, Richard Crow, John Bundy. Second Rozc — Bill Hess, Hardy Powers, Henry Smith, Dale Fruehling. Finishing a good last, the Trojans managed to win only one game, that against the Spartans. Their coach was the former Indian, Henry Smith. Their one and only star was Moody Schoonover. Page 158 WOMEN ' S TROJAN SOFTBALL First Ruzc — Ruth Bergin, Margaret Griswold, Uoiiita Von Seggen, Rosalie Hoopes. Sccuiid Ro ' cv — Lois Gilison, Dwaii Swank, Wilma Ostrander, Faith Ricker, Jean Wilson, Alma Brock. Coached by Donita Von Seggen, the Trojans, with a two-and-two record, were ranked as possible repeat- ers in the league. The home-run hitting of Faith Ricker, the outfielding of Wilma Ostrander, and the pitching of Betty Fruehling were the main factcjrs in the Trojans ' two wins over the v partans. Page 159 ALL-STAR SOFTBALL First Roiv — Don Burghorn, Kenneth Foust, Leo Baugus, Ray Gardner, Virgil Nutt. Second Rozi i — Tom Clendenen, Lyle Akers, Moody Schoonover, Bob Clendenen, Carl Clen- denen. Taking five out of ten places, the Indians led all societies on the All-Star Softball Team. Low batting averages that seemed so prominent in the league this year were laid mainly at the feet of Bob Clendenen and Virgil Nutt, the two pitchers on the team. Moody Schoonover was the only Trojan representative. He hit a lust ' .412 average. Thomas Clendenen shfjvved fine technique and try on every play as he gained the catching spot. Ray Gardner showed his usual fine plav at first and made several miracle plays. Leo Baugus came up with snappy plays and consistent ball handling as he took the shortstop position. Connie Clendenen took good care of the hot spot for the champions and was fast on his throws to first. Showing fine throwing power and making the ba serunners wary of it M ' ere Kenneth Faust and Lyle Akers. Don Lefty Burgh(jrn had first place batting average of .625. ALL-STAR TEAM Infieldcrs Outfielders Thomas Clendenen (Indians) Kenneth Faust (Spartans) Mfjody Schoonover (Trojans) Donald Burghorn (Indians) Raymond Gardner (Spartans) Lyle Akers (Spartans) Leo B.augus (Spartans) P irhrr Carl Clendenen (Indians) , l ttclun Robert Clendenen (Indians) Virgil Nutt (Indians) Page 100 CHEER LEADERS Pane 161 MEN ' S INDIAN BASKETBALL S zi, I ' auc 16i WOMEN ' S INDIAN BASKETBALL First Rozc — Naomi Harris, Betty Chevington, Mary Johnson, Dolores Jones, Lois Zachmire, Uonna Randolph. Second Rozv — Jean Psaute, Geneva Sledd, Lena Potts, Nancy Conrad. DONNA RANDOLPH Coach Pane 163 MEN ' S SPARTAN BASKETBALL I ] ' a,L;c 164 ■T WOMEN ' S SPARTAN BASKETBALL First Rozc — Lorraine Switzer, Sally Gardner, Ruth ] Ioriarity, Winnie Wilson, Lois Starr. Second Rozv — Evelyn Duff, Pat j Ionroe, Avis Harshman, Betty Brown, Marjorie Bradle} ' , Ruth Welsh, Marion Anderson. SALLY GARDXER Coach Page 165 MEN ' S TROJAN BASKETBALL SU 95 Sr f r «r I ' aKC IW) WOMEN ' S TROJAN BASKETBALL First Rozv — Donita Von Seggen, Carolyn Reese, Rosalie Hoopes, Wilma Leitsch, Alma Brock. Second Roiv — Bernice Jorgensen, Faith Kicker, Wilma Ostrander, Dwan Swank, Ruth Bergin. DONITA VON SEGGEN Coach Page 167 THESE ADVERTISERS HAVE HELPED US BUILD Qa4ii4ne ixUalUi . . . ■i THEY ARE WORTHY OF OUR PATRONAGE Pane 168 CHICAGO CENTRAL DISTRICT OLIVET NAZARENE COLLEGE MONEY oW PRAYER DR. E. O. CHALFANT District Superintendent Page 169 j STUDENT ROSTER A Adam, Christian, 1267 E. AFapIe St., Kankakee, 111. Akers, Lyle, Franklin, Nelir. Akers, Orval Wayne, 1326 16tli St., Franklin, Nebr. All.ertson, Ralph Thurman, 529 Flint St., High Point, N. C. Alison, Percy, Hugh, 151 West St., Plainficld, Tnd. Allen, Pearl M., 295 S. Blaine St., Bradley, 111. Allison, Frank Junior, 307 Jewell St., Danville, 111. Alstott, Charles W. 507 .XKe St., Joliel, 111. Ambrosio, Josephine, K. Iv. 1, Wilmington, 111. Anderson, Forcn Charles, 231 N. Logan St., Springfield, 111. Anderson, .Marion h ' ay, 11701 Cascade St., Detroit 4, Mich. Anderson, Norman Ivlward, R. R. 4, Lancaster, O. Applegate, Virgil Paul, Ripley, O. Archer, Elizabeth, Newtonsville, O. Armstrong, Norma Jtme, 26 Franklin St Grand Haven, 216 Alain St., N. W., Bourbonnais, Mich, Arnold, Urey Burke, 111, Arnold, Wendell H., 745 S, Lincoln Ave., Kankakee, 111. Asmussen, Esther Loella, 2310 Terminal Pr., Sioux City 18, la. Asbury, Fred M., 1615 Alissouri A -e., E. St. Louis, AIo. Aspen, Lawrence Calmer, Box 12, Bourbonnais, 111. Atkinson, Naomi Ruth, 615 W. !Main, Richmond, Ind. Attig, Charlotte Alyce, R. R. 3, Murphysboro, 111. Attig, Martha H., 2943 Ave., Z., Birmingham, Ala. .- ttig, Walter W., 94 Marsail St., Bourbonnais, 111. Austin, Faith Abagail, High St., Winchester, Ind. Axtell, Betty, 324 W. Main St., Cardington, O. Axtell, Catherine Hill, Von Oshen Rd., Summerville, S. C. Axtell, Lefa Laree, 324 West Main St., Cardington, O. Axtell, Ronald Fleet, 324 West Main St., Cardington, O. Ayers, Wilma Irene, R. R. 6, Celina, O. B Bade, A. Emogene, 500 E. Maine St., LTnion, Mo. Bade, E. Richard, 379 S. Lincoln Ave., Kankakee, 111. Bade, Kenneth Allen, 500 E. Elaine St., L ' nion, Mo. Bailey, Betty, R. R. 2, Hoopeston, III. Bailey, Clayton Darle, 937 S. 27th St., Fortdodge, la. Baker, Betty Lucille, 815 W. Hickory St., Union City, Ind. Baker, Paul Alfred, 24 Galloway St., Dayton 8, O. Baker, Leroy Rex, 1919 E. Alain St., Shelbyville, 111. Baker, Mary R., R. R. 4, Celina, O. Baker, Monroe, 5575 Nottingham St., Detroit 24, Alich. Baker, Twyla Marie, 5575 Nottingham St., Detroit 24, Mich, Ball, Betty Jane, 530 N. Washington Ave., Kankakee, 111. Ballmer, Verl Wayne, Box 44, Munson, Alich. Baldridge, Dale R., 1120 K. Leafland St,, Decatur, 111, Ballard, Douglas, 16th Commercial Ave., Chariton, la. P arncll, Ik ' tty Joyce, 612 George St., Sturgis, Mich. Barbee, Rcgeana Delores, 308 W. Armstrong St., Frankfort, Ind. Barnard, Spencer Allen, Aroma Park, 111, Barns, Virginia Elizabeth, R. R, 1, Waynesfield, 0. Barnes, William Isaac, R. R. 2, Franklin, O. Barrett, Jojce M., Box 298, Pioneer, O, Barrier, Edna Ethel, R. R, 1, Greensfork, Ind, Bartram, Gladys E, L. 4020 E, English St,, Wichita 8, Kans, Basham, Helen Bolander, 420 Marshall St,, Portsmouth, O. Basham, Willard David, .5917 Harding St,, Portsmouth, O. Basinger, I )orothy Alice, R, R. 4, Box 61, Hannislmrg, 111, Bassett, Ellsworth Elias, Elkton, Mich. Bauerle, James Edward, 1128 W. Madison St,, Ottawa, 111. Bauerle, Ruth Elizabeth 1128 W. Madison St., Ottawa, 111. Bangus, Leo Dale, 1284 Oakland Park Ave,, Columbus, 0. Bearinger, Naomi Grace, 23089 Cayuga St,, Hazel Park, Mich, Beaty, Bryan L., R, R, 4, Taylorville, 111. Beck, Alary Jean, 114 E, Highland Ave., Aluncie, Ind. Bedell, June Elizaljeth, 612 Lingle Ave,, Owosso, Alich. Bedsworth, Barbara Lee, 3231 W. 42nd Ave., Kansas City 3, Kans. Benedict, Virginia, 1201 S. Park St., Hastings, Alich, Benge, Edward Alarion, 803 Cleveland Ave., Hamilton, 0. Bennett, William Robert, Box 195, Wheelersburg, O. Benson, Mary Craig, 8220 Homer St., Waycross, Ga. Berg, Charles, 45 N. River St., Bourbonnais, 111. Bergeron, Hoan Alary, R. R. 1, Bourbonnais, 111. Bergin, Ruth Albright, 347 S. Wabash St., Bradley, III. Bergquist, Doris, R. R. 1, Ogihie, Alinn. Berry, Alaxine Geneva, Alinie, 111. Berry, Wilma Alae, 7647 Gerome, Alaplewood 17, AFo. Beyer, Arlene lola, Alassbach, 111. Bills, Joy Arline, Hale, Alich, Bird, Sylvester Joe, 320 S, 11th St,, Hannibal, AIo. Blakley, Alma Fern, 1822 Alain St,, Vincennes, Ind. Blue, J. Douglas, 216 S. Crawford St., Troy, O. Bohne, Wayne E., E. Court St., Kankakee, 111. Borden, Orville, 818 W. 11th St., Bloomington, Ind. Borden, Virgil William, 818 W. 11th St., Bloomington, Ind. Botner, Emmabelle, St. Bernice, Ind. Boxirelle, Dean Nelson, R. R. 1, Bourbonnais, 111. Bourgeois, Helen Louise, R. R. +? 3, Box 1, St. Anne, 111. Bowers, Jacqueline, 409 E. Alain St,, Cridersville, O. Bowes, Alvin Ervin, 1004 W. Main St., Ottawa, 111. Boyer, Wilma R., R. R. 10, Indianapolis, Ind. Bradley, Floyd Clayton, Box 392, Bourbonnais, 111. Bradley, Marjorie Louise, 2013 N. 21st St., Arlington, Va. Bradley, Ruth Alice, 197 Alain St., Bourbonais, 111. Bragg, Carter C, 7641 W. 61 Pa. Ave., Argo, III. Brainerd, Afildred, 2714 Alack Rd,. Saginaw, Alich, Brasclton, Walter, 303 S. Alain St., Princeton, Ind. Page 170 M.W.IMD. N. y. p. s. HENRY E. HACKETT President DISTRICT GEORGE J. FRANKLIN Suoermtendent  ' W. F. M. S. SUNDAY SCHOOL MRS. G. J. FRANKLIN GRANT M. BARTON Pres. Church Board Chairman Page 171 STUDENT ROSTER ( ' Continued) r i-c-(lh(ih, Russell David, 68 A ' irginia Ave., Terrace, Pa. Briles, Jesse Obed, Av. 6 De Agosto N. 866 LaPaz, Bolivia, South America. Briles, Juana Romasa, Av. 6 De Agosto N. 866 LaPaz, Bolivia, South America. Brinkman, Roy Elkin, 314 S. K. 6lh St., Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Brock, Alma Leona, R. R. 2, Box 336, Mt. Healthy 31. O. Brodien, Elmer Edward, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Brodien, Ray Arthur, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Bronson, Betty, 2074 N. Union St., Decatur, 111. Brooks, Dorothy Gertrude, 18 Prospect St., Mt. Vernon, O. Brown, Betty Jean, 125 E. Walnut St., Canton, 111. Brown, Betty June, 1743 Stanton Ave., Whiting, Ind. Brown, Clarence Warren, 1156 Harison Ave., Columbus, O. Brown, I I; .ry Lou, 336 N. Pine St., Colorado Springs, Colo. Browne, Geraldine I., 125 Nichols St., Westville, 111. Bruner, Dorothy, 8370 Holly Rd., Grand Blane, Mich. Bruning, Floyd Dene, Wright City, Mo. Briming, Lloyd Gene, Wright City, Mo. Brunt, Russell William, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Brush, Leslie Dale, 61 Center St., It. Gilead, O. Brj.-ant, Alice L., 914 W. Padon St., Blackwell, Okla. Bryant, Clifford LaA ' erne, 2917 Avenue B., Council Bluffs, ■ la. Bryant, Elvin Kenneth, 2917 Avenue B., Council Bluffs, la. Buck, David, Jr., 1097 W. Decatur St., Decatur, III. Buck, Irene, 107 E. Whitney St., Louisville, Ky. Buettner, Vivian Ruth, 2646 Grand Ave., Detroit, Afich. Bulla, Daniel H., No. Pitcher, N. Y. Bufhngton, Gwendolyn, 10851 S. Troy St., Chicago, 111. Bundy, lohn Warren, 231 W. Church St., Cambridge City, Ind. Burchfield, Riley Earl, 1714 Grand Ave., New Castle, Ind. Burghorn, Donald Grant, R. R. 1, Grand Haven, Alich. Burkley, Orlia Catherine, Payne, O. Burnside, Arthur U., 440 Grove St., Morgantown, W. Va. Burrington, Ernest Monroe, R. R. 2, Bourbonnais, 111. Burrington, Paul Fredrick, R. R. 2, Bourbonnais, 111. Burris, Donnis Paul, 306 Third St., Roscoe, O. Burton, Betty Ann, 17501 Asbury Park, Detroit, Mich. Bushey, Alieda Mae, 335 N. Forest St., Bradley, 111. c Cable, Betty Mane, Grant Park, 111. Cable, Paul Eugene, 2211 Indiana Ave., Newcastle, Ind. Cailey, Ruth M., Obetz Station, Columbus 7, O. Calvin, Fay Alene, Omaha, 111. Calvin, Harold Russell Jr., R. R. 3, Colombia, Mo. Calvin, Kenneth, R. R. 2, Omaha, 111. Campl,ell, Gerald Deray, 37 Prescott Rd., White Plains, N. Y. Canham, Marion Durwood, R. R. 1, Kankakee, 111. Car l(jsi, Dorothy May, 1402 Cobb Blvd., Kankakee, III. Care -, Albert Frank, Box 138, Rensselaen, Ind. Carlson, ' irginia Louise, 907 3rd Ave., IMaywood, III. Carlton, Denton Leon, R. R. 18, Box 577, Indianapolis, Ind, Carmony, Charlotte Ellen, Alorristown, Ind. Carmon}-, ]Marvin Dale, Morristown, Ind. Carrico, Donald John, Southpoint, O. Carrico, Helen Alae, Southpoint, O. Cash, Noah Armold, 315 Fiercest St., Ridge ille, Ind. Caudill, Alickey Richardson, Crothersville, Ind. Chaihn, Ivan Lewis, 1425 N. 6th St., Columbus, O. Chall ' ant, Betty Jean, 471 S. Osborn Ave,, Kankakee, 111. Chaml ers, Elsie Irene, R. R. 1, Galena, O. Chambers, ' enetta L., 22 Lewis Ave., Billings, Mont. Chance, Ernest Leo, 371 N. Center St., Bradley, 111. Chaney Joe, 311 E. McDollum St., Dexter, Mo. Chaney, Frederick Walter, 309 Troy St., Troy, O. Chase, Ruth Elizabeth, R. R. 2, Eau Claire, Wis. Chilver, Eloise Marie, 231 Morrison St., Grand Rapids. -Mich. Chivington, Betty, 420 W. Harrison St., Paulding, O. Christian, Warren Munroe, Palos Park, 111. Christian, T. Marcella, 220 Fifth Ave., N. E., St., Cloud, Alinn. Chwala, Erwin Frank, Whittier St., Saginaw, ] Iich. Clack, E ' erett Wayne, 649 Lounsgur - St., Pontiac, Alich. Clack, Robert Joseph, R. R. 3, Sault Ste. Marie, Alich. Clapp, Ruth Leona, 346 W. Calthrop Ave,, Syracuse, N. Y. Clemenets, Howard Frederick, 317 Center St., Cardington, O. Clendenen, Carl Burton, 111 E. Canal St., Tro} , O. Clendenen, Robert Vance, 111 E. Canal St., Tro}-, O. Clendenen, Thomas Nelson, 111 E. Canal St., Tro} ' , O. Clerico, Irene T., 1417 -Nevada St., Flint, lich. Clerico, John Steve, 1417 Nevada St., Flint, ]Mich. Clingan, A ' ivian Geraldine, R. R. 1, IMansfield, O. Clipson, Paul Junior, 377 S. Greenwood Ave., Kankakee, 111. Clupper, Paul Ray, Elliotte St., Los Angeles, Calif. Cobb, Allen Elsworth, R. R. 4, Nidland, Mich. Cobb, Carolyn Thera, 3716 N. Berkley Circle, Silverton. O. Cobb, Janice Winnifred, 1010 Bluff St., Waterloo, la. Cobb, Louis Willard, R. R. 4, Medland, IMich. Coda, Robert Louis, 1812 W. Station St., Kankakee, 111. Cody, Alberta B., 407 E. Jefferson St., Frankfort, Ind. Cody, Emmett M., 407 E. Jefferson St., Frankfort, Ind. Coy swell, Bryon, Lee Roj ' , Mich. Coil, Kenneth Lamarr, 942 E. 4th St., Alishawaka, Ind. Cole, Lucille Irene, 230 N. ] Iaple St., Eaton, O. Collins, Alary Elizabeth, 216 S. Main St., Hattiesburg, Miss. Collins, Pearl Ruth, 14 Bernard St., Bourbonnais, 111. Collins, Samuel Joseph, Box 93, Star Citj , W. ' a. Collins, A ' endetta Mae, 14 Bernard St., Bourbonnais, 111. Colyar, Willma June, T}demen St., Roxanna, 111. Page 172 Harris B. Anthony, Minister RA. 1441 Warren Avenue Church of the Nazarene 642 South Warren Avenue COLUMBUS, OHIO Ue Z4Mm(f.eli6iLc Gltun ok % -W ' } OUR NEW CHl ' RCH BUILDING TO BE CONSTRUCTED AS SOON AS MATERIALS ARE AVAILABLE. THE AUDITORIUM WILL SEAT ONE THOUSAND. Page 173 STUDENT ROSTER ( ' Continued) Conrad, lames Aliraham )r., 208 McKinlev vSt., Middletovvn, O. Conrad, Nancy Ann, 208 AIcKink-y St., Middletovvn, O. Cook, Audrey Crane, 159 N. Cleveland Ave., Bradley, 111. Cook, Betty Ruth, 226 W. Walcott St., Indianapolis, Ind. Cook, Charles T., Clarence, Mo. Cook, Dudley M., 159 N. Cleveland St., Bradley, 111. Cook, Paul Leroy, 226 N. Walcott St., Indianapolis, Ind. Coolidge, Ardce Burr, R. R. 1, Wisconsin Dells, Wis. Coolidge, Calvin Herman, R. R. 1, Wisconsin Dells, Wis. Coomcr, Charlotte Adelaide, 730 S. Franklin St., Oakland City, Ind. Coomer, Hazel A. 730 S. Franklin St., Oakland City, Ind. Coomcr, Laura Pearl, 730 S. Franklin St., Oakland City, Ind. Cooper, Aubj-ey Emmett, 4906 N. W. 15 Court St., Miami, Fla. Cooper, Margorie, R. R. 1, Hillsboro, Ind. Cooper, Wayne Lough, 136 Main Ave., Bourbonnais, 111. Cornett, Eldon, Star Route, C)ldenburg, Ind. Correll, George Francis, 10902 Hermosa Ave., Chicago, 111. Courtney, Mae, 309 S. Chicago Ave., Kankakee, 111. Covell, Helen Irene, 4432 Sunnyside St., Bollkfield, 111. Cox, Theodore R., 3370 N. Euclid St., Indianapolis, Ind. Cox, Vera Patricia, 3370 N. Euclid St., Indianapolis, Ind. Cox, Walter Lowell, 2080 W. Station St., Kankakee, 111. Cox, Raymond Da id, 555 2 S. Alma Ave., Kankakee, 111. Coyle, James, 529 Lublow St., Hamilton, O. Crabtree, James Carlton, 435 S. Popular St., Kankakee, 111. Craig, Bessie York, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Craig, Bobby, 324 N. Forest St., Bradley, III. Craig, David Eugene, 324 N. Forest St., Bradley, 111. Craig, Gladys Stamper, R. R. 1, Hamersville, O. Crane, Pearle Audry, Three Rivers, Mich. Cremeans, Helen Juanita, 1225 Linden Ave., Portsmouth, Ohio. Crites, Elayne L., 43 Rivard St., Bourlionnais, 111. Crites, Leonard Al., 43 Rivard St., Bourbonnais, 111. Crocker, Benniett John, R. R. 3, Saginaw, iMich. Crook, Wanda, Olixet, 111 . Crose, Evelyn, R. R. 5, Frankfort, Ind. Cross, Wilma Jean, 8889 Cloverlawn St., Detroit 4, Mich. Crow, Richard Ray, 1122 East Washington St., Iowa City, Iowa. Crummer, Ernest R., R. R. 1, Bourbonnais, 111. Csolkovits, Margaret, 431 Barlos St., Traverse City, Mich. Culbertson, Violet, 42 Furnace St., Logan, O. Cunningham, Betty Jean, 6117 S. Green St., Chicago 21, 111. Cunningham, Dwight Allen, 88 Pierce St., New Bedford, Alassachusetts. Curtis, Glenna Joy, 1710 S. Logan, Lansing, lich. D lJ:ibill, i ' lorence, K. R. 1, Birnar.iwood, Wis. Dai)k ' mont, Myrtle Doris, 4249 Castleman Ave., St. Louis, 10, Missouri. Daf.je, _ Raymond Dale, 109 N. 5th St., Grand Haven, Michigan. Dalton, Robert Darrell, 136 Hagenbauch, Urljana, O. Darter, Joe Raymond, 897 S. Myrtle Ave., Kankakee, 111. Davenport, Elmer B., 602 S. Oak St., Buchanan, Mich. David, Royal Frank, R. R. 3, Mason, Mich, Davidson, John R., 920 She lljy St., Effingham, 111. Davidson, Sarah Breedon, 904 S. 4th Ave., Kankakee, 111. Davis, Darrell Lytton, 1245 E. Maple St., Kankakee, 111. Davis, Grace, Newtonsville, O. Dawson, Naomi Virginia, Culver St., Logan, O. Dawson, Russell E., 197 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Deal, Eneroh W., 245 N. Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Deale, Virginia, 1171 E. Howard St., Pasadena, Calif. DeBoard, Velm.a Irene, 15115 Pauline St., Harvey, 111. Dennis, Julia Kathryn, R. R. I, Shelbyville, Ind. Dennis Lawrence Ariel, 395 N. Forest St., Bradley, 111. Dershem, Lowell Jerome, 43 Orchard St., Englewood, 0. DeWeese, Robert Frank, 205 W. Chestnut St., Kankakee, Illinois. DeWitt, Thelma Vivian, Oskaloan, Iowa, R. R. 1. Dickerson, Harry W., 1531 Ohio St., Indianapolis, Ind. Dillman, Bervl R., W. Main St., Areola, 111. Dillman, Craig Rhorer, 271 N. Blaine, Bradley, 111. Docter, Delmer M , 1729 5th St., Mushegon Ht., Mich. Dole, Walter Dwight, 2554 Houard St., Omaha, Nebr. Donaldson, Donna Lou Katherine, 738 2 N. Elizabeth St., Lima, O. Donson, Earl H., 3119 S. Walnut St., Aluncie, Ind. Doss, Eatle Herbert, Burge St., Bourbonnais, 111. Doud, Harvey Edward, 4398 Marlborough St., Detroit 24, Michigan. Downs, Betty E., R. R. Thomasboro, 111. Duff, Evelyn Jessia, 1643 Marquette St., Detroit, Alich. Duffie, Murrell Loren, 1343 jMarquette St., Detroit, ] Iich. Duley, Gladys Mae, R. R. 5, Rensselaer, Ind. Dule ' , Russell Roy, R. R. 5, Rensselaer, Ind. Early, James Franklin, 1044 Dennison Ave., Columlms, O. Easley, Betty, 137 George St., Lindlay, O. Ebert, ] Iary Ellen, R. R. I, Alarshall, Ind. Ehrlin, David Konrad, Oakes, N. D. Ehrlin, H. Klarence, Oakes, N. D. Eigsti, Robert Eldon, 1331 N. Burlington Ave., Hastins, Nebraska. Eisenmann, Esther Jean, 8538 Secor Rd., Temperance, Michigan. Ellwanger, Dorothy AI. 1864 Sunn -brook Dr., Cincinnati 15, Ohio. Ellwanger, R. Jeanette, 1864 Sunnvbrook Dr., Cincinnati, 15, Ohio. Enianiser, Florence Elizal.eth, 5462 Fern Dr., Toledo, O Page 174 The Illinois District GOING FORWARD Our purposes are permanent Our plans are progressive Our resources are reassuring ROY V. STARR District Superintendent We believe in, and support Olivet Nazarene College. The world needs its product. JACK H. WHITE N.Y.P.S. President Pajjc 175 STUDENT ROSTER ( ' Continuc(l) Endsley, Elizabeth S., R. R. - 1, Carlock, Til. Endsley, Charles Elmer, Carlock, 111, Endsley, Patricia E., R. R. 1, Carlock, 111. Endfield, Wayne Alarquis, 743 N. Chicago St, Pontiac, 111. Engbrecht, Henry, 417 18th St., West Prince Albert, Sask. Engeman, Beverly June, North Redwood, Minn. Engeman, Ruth Earlinc, 504 S. Mill St., Redwood Falls, Minnesota. Enoch, Lois M., R. R. 1, Akron, la. Enoch, Victor R. 384 N. Forest St., Bourbonnais, 111. Ensley, Doris Irene, 200 High Street, Kewanee, 111. Ethington, Oakley V., 16 Bernard St., Bourbonnais, 111. Evans, David L., R. R. 1, Box ? 7(), New Lebanon, O. Evans, Evelyn E., Ellsworth, ] Iich. Evans, John Frederick, 837 E. Aladison St., Danville, 111. Everett, Helen Frances, 8280 Epworth Blvd. 115, Detroit 4, Mich. Everett, Ruth Mae, 8280 Epworth Blvd., Detroit, -Mich. b ' ranklin, Mary Elizabeth, Greenlnish, 111. Frederick, Frances Verna, 1133 E. Market St., Apt. 9, Indianapolis, Ind. Freeman, Grace LaVera, Clay City, Ind. Freise, Lucy, 1130 W. Merchant St., Kankakee, 111. Frost, Earl Lewis, 405 Troy St., Troy, O. Fruehling, Betty Allen, Bourbonnais, 111. Fruehling, Max Foust, Montrose, la. Fruehling, Robert Dale, Montrose, la. Fry, Clarence F., 42 Marsile Ave., Bourljonnais, 111. Frye, Alva, Jr., R. R. 2, Gosport, Ind. Frye, Joyce Daisy, 1015 Benton St., Rockford, 111. Fugate, Harrison L., 412 Bell Brook Ave., Xenia, O. Fullen, Geneva Louise, Box 54, Olivet, 111. Fullerton, Richard Lee, 613 S. Sheldon St., Charlotte, Michigan. Fulmer, Wanda Mae, 403 S. Water St., Loudonville, O. Fulton, Robert James, R. R. 1, Box 32, Williamston, Alichigan. Fancher, Edgar Earl, 1418 Center St., Lansing, Mich. Farley, Robert Norman, 293 E. Locust St., Kankakee, 111. Farmer, Charles Franklin, 176 N. Washington St., Bradle3 111. Farmer, Gertrude Violet, 176 N. Washington St., Bradley, Illinois. Farmer, Virginia, 176 N. Washington St., Bradley, 111. Farris, James William, 197 } Iain St., Bourbonnais, 111. Fawthrop, J. Norman, 1152 S. Elm Ave., Kankakee, 111. Fearn, Daniel, 5331 Holcomb St., Detroit 13, Mich. Featherston, Ronald Russel, 5939 Park Ave., Indianapolis, Indiana. Fehr, John Fred, 256 S. Harrison St., Kankakee, 111. Ferguson, Erie Harley, 204 Carlton Cysts, Prince Albert, Sask. Can. Ferguson, Esther Eleanor, 57 Brant Ave., Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Ferguson, E. Robert, 57 Brant Ave., Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Fiedler, Dean Allen, R. R. 1, Charlevoix, Alich Fiedler, Mark Raymond, R. R. 1, Charlevoix, Alich. Fiedler, Robert Carroll, R. R. 1, Charlevoix, Alich. Flaugher, Jewell Vivian, 1332 Center St., Portsmouth, O. Foote, William George, R. R. 1, Baileys Harbor, Wis. Forinash, Laura Amelia, 1229 Hamlet St., Columbus, O. Forkel, Gladys, Alerritt, lich. Forkel, Robert Charles, 810 ' ankirk St., Clairton, Pa. Foster, Alfred Daniel, 117 W. 14th St., Danville, 111. Foster, Jay Emanuel, 993 S. Indiana St., Kankakee, 111. Foust, Flora Bessie, . ndcrson, lndi;ina R. R. 7. Foust, Kenneth Elver, Anderson, Indiana, U. R. 7. Fox, Charles L., Laurld, Ind. Fox, Donald, 1432 E. State St., Mason City, la. I ' (;x, l ' c;;gy i iu, 423 6lh N. W. Mason City, la. Gale, Esther Alarie, Summit St., Alliance, O. Gale, Floyd David, 344 E. Summit St., Alliance, O. Gamertsf elder, Paul Wesley, 1119 Adams St., Coshocton, Ohio. Gardner, Earl Leroy, 3026 10th Ave., Rock Island, 111. Gardner, Elaine Charlotte, 90 Marsile, Bourbonnais, 111. Gardner, Raymond V., 1440 High St., Hamilton, O. Gardner, Sally, 1440 High St., Hamilton, O. Garner, Blanche Isabella, 99 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Garvin, Bette Mae, 1007 Ross Ave., Hamilton, O. Gee, Ruby Jean, 510 N. Douglas St., Alalden, Mo. Geldean, Helen Irene, Walnut, 111. Gennaro, Betty Jean, 5956 Columbia St., St. Louis, 9, Mo. Gennaro, Vincent Jr., 5956 Columbia St., St. Louis, Mo. Gennaro, Wauneta Alaxine, Enders, Nebr. Gibson, Lois Laura, R. R. 1, St. Charles 111. Gierke, Irene A., 532i S. Poplar St., Kankakee, 111. Gilbert, Don Clififord, 102 N. Grove St., Walbudge, O. Ginn, Lila Jean, 2063 N. Tacoma St., Indianapolis, Ind. Goble, Forrest Calvin, 5747 Erie A e., Hammond, Ind. Godman, UB 937 Pallister St., Detroit, Mich. Goin, Hanson, 412 N. Blaine St., Bradley, 111. Goodall, Gladys, Chesapeake, O. Goodall, Haven Lloyd, 1195 Wilson Dr., Kankakee, 111. Goodwin, Betty E., 67 E. Dunedin Rd., Columbus, O. Goodwin, Jack H., 67 E. Dunedin Rd., Columbus, O. Gose, June Eileen, 85 N. Pine St., Newark. O. Gotschall, Ella, 134 N. Bronson St., Alarion, Iml. Gough, Joseph Jeremiah, Center St., Freeport, 111. Gould, Arland Dewey, 44 Bradley St., Concord, N. H. Goold, Jay Wilber, 712 Woonbridgest St., Saginaw, Mich, (uabill, Ijonnie Jane, 1706 Lane Ave., DaAton 7, O. Page 176 COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 47 ADVISORY BOARD Rev. M. R. Fitch Rev. H.C.Watson Ira Jones H. J. Bolander DISTRICT TREASURER Rev. M. R. Fitch DISTRICT SECRETARY Rev. C. L. Henderson W. E. ALBEA District Superintendent Page 177 STUDENT ROSTEi fContiniied) Gragg, Irene Anrelta, 4029 Dclnhos Ave, Kankakee, Til. Grassor. Roliert Rnsscl, 432 S. Ponlar Ave., Kankakee, 111. Gray, Mar.joric Marian, 100 IVlain St., Bonrhonnais, 111. Gray. Pearl Tmojcan, 10430 Lippincolt Blvd., Davison, ATichioan. Gray. Willian Glen. 100 Main S .. B ' .-rl„,nr:MS 111. Greek, Carl Vjhy ' m, 2?, W. 23rd St.. Anderson, Tnd. Green, Rae Les ' ooinc, 423 6tli St., Ma on City. Ta. Green, Ravmcnd Earl, 331 N. 70th St. Wanwatosa, Wis. Gregory, Pan! Wendell, Coldwater, Mo. Griffin, Uoroiky laxine, D-2 Burke ' t . Bonrlx.nnais, 111. Griffin, Rohert Lewis, Bourlionnais, 111. Griffitli. Clarence Lcroy, 430 S. IMyra St., Worthington, Indiana. Griffith, Donald, 2912 S. 8th St., Shel1.v ille, Illinois. Grim, Earl Rnlism. 412 S. Clevelan.l St., Bradlev, 111. Grimshaw, Flileen Wellman, Dorm Annex-Chef ' s Apt., Bourhonnais, Til. Grimshaw, T-[arr ' Tvlwin, I ' onrlionnais, 111. Grisa, Alildred Frances, 801 Center Ave., Arevill, Wis. Grisham, Hazel, 8 Shaw St., I-farrislniry, 111. Griswold, largaret Ruth, Lansing, Alich. Gunnels, iFar - Edna, 811 Birch A e., Indianapolis, Ind. H Hahl.egger, : Tary E., R. R. 1, Geneva, Ind. Hacker, ATelba Joan, R. T .. 0, Huntington, Ind. Haffner, ATargaret Madonna, 302 N. Hacklcy St., luncie, Indiana. Haldaman, Mary, 023 E. Farket St., Enid, Okla. Hall, ' irgie Irene, S. ' ater St., Albany, Ind. Hammer, Ramon To.vce, Jr., 10122 S. Union Ave., Chicago, 111. Hand, John. R. R. 2, Akron, Tnd. Hanesworth, Harold Hudson, 1320 N. Wabash St.. Kokomo., Ind. Hankins, Lero}- Johnson, R. R. 2, Kankakee, 111. Hard, Lela : tae, 743 S. Poplar Ave., Kankakee, 111. Hard, Warren, 743 S. Poplar Ave., Kankakee, 111. Hardin, Harr} ' A., Bourlionnais, 111. Harris, Alarj ' Elizabeth, Spring St., Cincinnati, O. Harris, Naomi Elaine, 810 S. College St., Springfield, 111. Harris, Txuth Helen, 186 Main, Bourhonnais, 111. Harsh, Paul Eugene, 383 S. Market St., Gallon, O. Harsha, T-lfjbert William, 680 N. Greenwood St., Kankakee, Illinois. Harshman, Avis Jo} ' , Elk Alound, Wis. Harshman, Dona Marie, Griggsville, 111. Harshman, May Elizabeth, K. R. 2, Lynn, Tnd. Harshman, Virginia Ann, Griggsville, 111. Harvey, Dale Roger, 1226 Engle St., Detroit 14, Alich. Harvery, I ' anI Ozie, 40.S E. Point St., East Point, Ga. Hasbargen, Arthiu ' , Jr., Winfield Ave., Kankakee, 111. Hatfield, Glen Jr., 717 E. Jefferson St., Kokomo, Ind. Hatton, James E., 719 Afanle St., Columbus. Tnd. Hausmann, Marie , 632 N. Central St., GiHan. 111. Hawkins. Marion D., 220 S, Greenwood .A c, Kankakee. Illinois. Hawkins, Priscilla Gou ' d. 2? I,e ' is Ave.. Billings. Mont. Hawkins, Ray John, 190 W. 26th St., Chicago Heights. Illinf)is. Hazzard, Charlotte Frances Bourhonnais, 111. Heldenbrand, T. ucille Hek-n 2S.t Remy Ave,, Mansfield. O. Helopoulos, Sporo, 16.3 N. Greenwood St.. Kankakee, Til, Henderson, Charles L. Jr., 3441 Evanston St., Cincinnati 7. Ohio. Henderson, Paul Eugene, 485 Rosewood St., Pontiac 4. Michigan. Hendrickcr, Phyllis M., R. R 2, Arnzville, 111. Hendricks. Robert Albert, 36 N. Randolph St., Indiananolis. Tnd. Herman, Dean E,, Marengo, la. Herrell, Noah Beniamin, 1514 Cass St., Ft. Wayne, Tnd. Hershev, Jeanne Naomi, 508 E. Jefferson St., alparaiso. Indiana. Hesler, Paid Adolph, 1442 Spring Lawn Ave., Cincinnati. Ohio. Hess, Charles William, 415 Robinson St., Danville, 111. Hetzer, Alice G., 131 Farmside Drive, Dayton, O.. Zone 10. Hieftie, James Louis, 2089 Addison St., Muskegon, ATich. Higgins, Hiram Wendell, R. R. 1. Shelbyville, Ind. Higgins, Marjorie Marie, R. R. 1, Shelbyville, Ind. Higgins, Nadine, Box 104, Morristown. Ind. Hill, Francis Ray, 981 S. 3th Ave,, Kankakee, 111. Hillman, Alice E ' engeline, Ellsworth, Tich. Hines, Anna Margaret, 97 !McMillen Ave., Colu mbus 1. 0. Hock, Robert Ervie, 1308 W. Station St., Kankakee. 111. Hodge, Paul Bresee, 417 Lawrence St., Benton. 111. Hodge, Ralph Jr., 417 Lawrence St., Benton, 111. Hodges, John Wesley, Kankakee. 111. Holcomb, Warren Ellis, 454 E. Fair St., Kankakee, 111. Holland, Eunice Darlene, Gilman, 111. Holland, John Monty, 358 E. Locust St., Kankakee, 111. Holle, George Joseph, R. R. 1, Gary, Ind. Hollej Cleveland Donald, 308 N. Jasseur St., Bradley, 111. Holly, Flo.vd E., R. R. L Camden, Mich. Holstein, John Theodore, Ethel, W. Va. Holt, Grace O., 330 S. Rosewood, Kankakee, 111. Holtzclaw, Paul Madison, Carmi, 111. Honaker, Tames L., Kankakee, 111. Honaker, Lora Wright, Wheelersburg, O. Hoopes, Rosalie Jeanette, 1509 11th Spt. 7, Des AToines, la. Hoots, Nellie Ruth, 1575 Florence Ave., Galesburg, 111. Horner, Leone, R. R. 3, Racine, Wis. Horner, Richard A., R. R. 1, Box 21, Racine, Wis. Horton, Mary A., I-i. R. 3, Winchester, Ky. Houck, Jerome S., 22iy2 S. Cleveland St., Bradle.v, 111. Hough, Donald W., 435 S. Poplar St., Kankakee, 111. Houghtaling, Ivuth, Box 238 Cass City, Mich. Page 178 MARY GAMERiSFELDER N.Y.P.S. President CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Coshocton, Ohio AND THE STUDENT BODY FROM COSHOCTON, OHIO ag jy? ' g  -- ' «5. m . WILLIAM F. CLAY Minister First Church of the Nazarene Stone and Union Streets SAGINAW, MICHIGAN ALVIN H. KAUFFMAN, M.A., Pastor Wren in our city, give us a visit. UalparatBo NazaiTtt? (!Il|urrb THE FRIENDLY CHURCH = IN INDIANA Greetings +o Olivet Nazarene College and Class of 47 Church of the Nazarene Marshfield Avenue at 153rd Street HARVEY, ILLINOIS C. I. DeBOARD, Pastor Congratulations To The Class of ' 47 MAY GOD BE WITH YOU THROUGH LIFE N. Y. P. S. of the Brazil Church of the Nazarene REV. J. M. FARGO Pastor Page 179 STUDENT ROSTER ( ' Continued) Howald, John Jr., Olivet, 111. Howard, Pauline, 125 Holland Court, Creve Coeur, 111. Howie, Dale Talmadge, 309 E. Fairchild St., Danville, 111. Hubartt, Leonard Grant, 338 N. 8th Ave., Kankakee, 111. Hubartt, Paul Deroy, 176 W. Station St., Kankakee, 111. Hubartt, Phyllis Hacker, 338 N. 8th Ave., Kankakee, 111. Hubble, Robena Estella, 67 9th Ave., Beech Grove, Ind. Huffman, M. Katherine, 4 N. Walnut St., Colorado Springs, Colo. Hughes, Harry J., lAVA N. Forest St., Bradley, 111. Hughes, Marjorie Marie, 1004 First St., Midland, Mich. Hunt, Byron Maurice, 411 West 11th St., Auburn, Ind. Hunt, Charles Edwin, R. R. 1, Elyria, O. Hunt, Louise Lillian, R. R. 1, Elyria, O. Hurt, William Franklin, R. R. 4, Box 485, Indianapolis 44, Indiana. Huston, Maudie Isabella, Junction City, Ohio, R. R. 1. Ingalls, Adam M., 335 Forrest Ave., Bradley, 111. Ingalls, John Eldon, 203 Astor St., Des Moines, la. Ingalls, Richard W., 203 Astor St., Des Moines, la. Ivy, Juanita, Montene, 111. J Jackson, Dale Robert, 326 N. Sevope St., Greenfield, Ind. Jackson, Jessie Jean, R. R. 4, Salem, 111. Jackson, Marie Naomi, 1420 Wheeler St., Vincennes, Ind. Jackson, William Ross, 1111 Birlingame St., Detroit, Michigan. James, Robert Edward, 245 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. James, Robert George, 1834 Cobb Blvd., Kankakee, 111. Jarnagin, John Robert, 502 S. Main St., Bicknell, Ind. Jaymes, Richard William, Burnt Cabins, Pa. Jeffries, Mary Linda, 46 N. 21st St., Newark, O. Jenknis, Gerald Edward, 4767 Thrush Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Jenkins, Veryl William, Springfield, Ohio, R. R. 6. Jilbert, Kenneth Noble, 1105 N. California St., Burliank, California. Jilly, Ralph Fred, 419 Baltimore St., Wilmington, 111. Johnson, Elda Louise, 512 Third Ave., Ottawa, 111. Johnson, James Roemer, Box 255, Chebanse, 111. Johnson, Louella Marie, 308 N. Vasseur St., Bradley, 111. Johnson, Mary Elizabeth, Box 255 Chebanse, 111. Johnson, Roberta Kay, 484 S. Elm Ave., Kankakee, 111. Johnson, Phyllis Florence, 694 N. Greenwood Ave., Kankakee, 111. Johnson, Velma Eileen, R. R. 2, Lynn, Ind. Jones, Clara Irene, 1522 Chapman Ave., Roanoke, Va. Jones, Dolores Bernice, 2326 Ida Drive, Toledo, O. Jones, Harold Paul, 1704 1st St., Moundsville, W. Va. Jones, John Y., 449 E. Division St., Decatur, 111. Jones, Lanona Lee, Milford, 111. Jones, Lyle Lestie, Richland Center, Wis. Jones, Ruth Frances, 161 Westmount Ave., Toronto Ontario, Canada. Jones, Wayne Edward, 449 E. Division St., Decatur, 111. Jorgensen, Bernice A., 3551 Lemoyne St., Chicago, 111. Jory, Neta Jane, 6093 Brolieck St., Flint, Mich. K Kanmann, William John, 768 S. Osborn A e., Kankakee, Illinois. Kauffman, Corinne Elizabeth, 915 Genesee, Saginaw, Mich. Kauffman, Joyce Marie, 833 W. Frank St., Caro, Mich. Keeler, Lulu Catherine, Willow Hill, 111. Keene, Hazel Elizabeth, St. Clair, Mo. Keeslar, Beverly Elaine, R. R. 1, 437 Sturgis Rd., Burr Oak, Mich. Keiser, Jay Harold, 235 N. Wildwood Ave., Kankakee, Illinois. Keller, Dwight DeWitt, 423 Livingston St., Grand Rapids, 3, Michigan. Keller, William C, 475 N. Cleveland, Bradley, 111. Kelly, Harl G., 1016 Ash St., Lawrenceville, 111. Kelly, Mary Louise, 3318 Hillcrest Ave., Alton, 111. Kempen, Leonille, St. Anne, 111. Kendall, Paul James, 1311 Huffman A e., Dayton 3, 0. Kennedy, Naomi Ruth, 110 Mechanic St., Fort Wayne, Indiana. Kerr, Maxine Boyd, 371 N. Center St., Bradley, 111. Kerr, Theodore Martin, 371 N. Center St., Bradley, 111. Ketteson, Madice L., 239 I Iinnie St., Crystal Lake, 111. Ketterman, Edith Viola, R. R. 5, Box 600, A ' alparaiso, Indiana. Keyes, Charles C, 1007 3rd St., S. W. Cedar Rapids, la. Keyes, Lillian, 1007 3rd St., S. W. Cedar Rapids, la. Keyes, Rosemary G., 1164 Neel Ave., Columbus, O. Keys, Samuel Robert, 2275 Walnut St., New Castle, Ind. King, David M., 2004 Kearns Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Kinsey, Mildred, 136 !Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Kirkpatrick, Theora, R. R. 1, Beloit, Wis. Kitt, Katherine Louise, 212 Second St., Smyrna Beach, Florida. Klink, Betsy Jean, Hotel Hanford, Alason City, la. Klink, Ida Mae, Hotel Hanford, Mason City, la. Klink, Virginia, Mt. Prospect, 111. Knighton, Geraldine, 6645 S. Stewart Ave., Chicago, 111. Knighton, John David, 6645 S. Stewart Ave., Chicago 21, Illinois. Knecht, Joseph Edward, 815 S. Popla r St., Kankakee, 111. Knisely, Evabelle, R. R. 1, Fayette, O. Knisley, Philip, R. R. 1, Bainbridge, O. Kolstad, Virginia Dawn, 214 N. Michigan St., Eau Claire, Wisconsin. Kotek, Phyllis Charlotte, 201 W. Madison St., Danville, Ilbnois. Koth, Harlow, George, la. Knowles, Robert Elwood, 902 S. 28th St., Lafayette, Ind. Page 180 REV. E. ATKINSON Pas-cr First Church of the Nazarene NORTH FIFTH STREET AT A. RICHMOND, INDIANA OLIVET NAZARENE COLLEGE has the prayerful interest of our Church for its continued progress. FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE ETNA AT HENRY HUNTINGTON, INDIANA PASTOR AND PEOPLE EXTEND SINCERE BEST WISHES FOR THE CLASS OF ' 47 ERED J. HAWK, Pastor CHAS. L. HENDERSON Minister 3441 Evanston Ave. Ph. WO- 1 890 BEST WISHES FOR THE CLASS OF 1947 STANTON AVENUE Church of the Nazarene Stanton Ave. at Wm. H. Taft Rd. WALNUT HILLS, CINCINNATI 6, OHIO YOURS TO SERVE WHEN IN CINCINNATI. WORSHIP WITH US Page 181 STUDENT ROSTER ( ' C(intimicfl) Kraft, Virginia Mae, 5.512 Nail Ave., Afassion, Kans. Krusc, Clemens George, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Ladman, Elsie vTae, Esther, Mo. Ladman, George Clifford, Esther, Mo. Lain, Charles Winficld, 666 N. Harrison Ave., Kankakee, Illinois. Lain, Philip Jackson, 666 N. Harrison A e., Kankakee, Illinois. Langman, Sol Lawrence, 641 E. Chestnnt St., Kankakee, Illinois. LaPorte, James Arthur, 447 S. Fourth St., Kankakee, 111. Larson, Betty Lou, 2206 Sergeant St., Joplin, Alo. Lash, Flora Ellen, R. R. 2. New Berlin, 111. Laymon, James Riley, R. R. 2, Areola, 111. Learning, LaVera J., 1210 Alaple St., Marion, Ind, Learned, Dale Martin, 476 N. Forest Ave., Bradlev, 111. Lee, Jackie, 404 iJwight St., Kewanee, 111. Lefton, Richard Allan, R. R. 2, Covington, Ind. Leitsch, Margie, 1106 Grand Blvd., Hamilton, O. Leitsch, VVilma Lee, 1106 Grand Blvd., Hamilton, O. Leitzman, James Edward. R. R. 2, Victor, la. Leonard, James Edward. 702 E. Pemhroke, Tuscola, 111. Lcplev. I,oIa Rurdetta, 122 N. Evergreen St., Kankakee, llliniiis. Leppert, Charles William, 189 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Leppert, V. Eernadine Riddle, 189 Alain St., Bourlionnais, Illinois. Lewis, Geraldine Ellen, R. R. 1, L nion iIle, Mich. Lewis, Harry Richard, 1115 LTniversity St., Burlington, la. Lewis, Naomi L., 1559 N. Alorgan St., Decatur 1, III. Lewis, Warren Arthur, 664 Cannon St., Kankakee, 111. Liddell, Paul Lee, 917 W. Genesee St., Lansing, Mich. Lindberg, Evelyn Joyce, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Lindsey, Francis Lynn, St. Louis, AIo. Ling, Augusta Grace, 12631 Asbury Pk., Detroit, Mich. Linton, Mildred Pauline, 211 E. Allen St., Farmer City, Illinois. Lipp, Roberta Lee, 1843 Applegate St., Indianapolis, Ind. Locker, Tweena, 501 Meredith St., Indianapolis, Ind. Lochner, Edna Zylpha, St. Joe, Ind. Logsdon, Mary Elizabeth, R. R. 4, Ottawa, 111. Long, Catherine Lucille, Merritt, Mich. Long, Naomi Ellen, Tappcn, N. D. Lott, Earle Sherwood, 210 S. 6th Ave., Kankakee, 111. Lowery, Opal Irene, 607 Henricks St., Alishawaka, Ind. Lucas, James Houston, West Frankfort, 111. Ludwig, Martha, 6946 Paseo St., Kansas City 5, Mo. Lund, Lillian, 255 N. Greenwood Ave., Kankakee, III. Lnnsford, David Allen, 183 N. Blaine St., Bradley, III. Lutz, Ethel Jane, 207 Nash St., Dearborn, Alich. Lynch, LaVerne Irvin, 1144 Oak St., Toledo, O. Lyons, James Howard, 15313 Broadway, Harvey, III. M McAuly, Ruth Flora, 197 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. McCann, William Bryan, 21 Lutz Ave., Dayton, O. McCaulla, James Russell, .343 Elm St., Osborn, O. McClatchey, Robert F., 368 Duane St.. Kankakee, III. McClellan, Dorothy Lois, 2.301 S. Fifth St., Elkhart, Ind. McClellan, Esther Marie, 2301 S. Fifth St., Elkhart, Ind. McClore, Darl Borlin, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. McCord, Betty Jean, 200 W. Tydeman Ave., Roxana, 111. McCormick, Elmer Emil, 9 Pearl St., Ext.. Augusta, Me. McCready, Edna June, 1017 Elm St., Ashland, O. McDonald, Carolyn June, 540 W. Franklin St . Troy, 0. McElrath, Gerald Willmr, 401 S. Center St.. Charleston, Alissouri. McElvain, Ruth Maxine, il W. 65th St.. Cin.cinnati, O. McFarland, Albert Edwin, Box 322, Evart. Mich. McGillvary, Ruth Lenna, R. R. 1, Pleasant Hill, O. .McGough, Virginia Mae, R. R. 1, X. ' ernon, O. McGuire. W ' illiam Marshall, 401 W. Barnes St., Lansing 10, Michigan. McGuire, Milclred June, 401 W. Barnes St., Lansing 10, Michigan. McHolland, Geneva L., R. R. 1, Cambridge City, Ind. McKay, Betty Mae, Griggsville, III. McKinley, Mildred Louise, 35 Convent St., Bourbonnais, Illinois. McKnight, Cly.ie Alilven, R. R. 4, Muncie, Ind. McQucary, Alfred Allen, 174 N. Washington St., Bradley, Illinois. McReynolds, Eleanor Fay, 1025 W 2nd St.. Mt. ' ernon, Indiana. McReynolds, Wilma, Box 297, Alt. Vernon, Ind. Alahan, James Porter, R. R. 2, A ' incennes. Ind. Alains, Naome Beatrice, 810 Woodland Drive, Connersville, Indiana. Malone, James Wesley, 616 Jefferson St., Rensselaer, Ind. Alanley, Orma J., 2020 Kentucky St., Racine, Wis. Markins, Reuhama Ellen, Tile Station. Zanesville, O. Alanett, .Allen Riley, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Alanett, Ruth E., Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Alarrett, Allen R., 604 S. 4th St., Pekin, 111. Alartin, Clifford Eugene, R. R. 3, Worthington, Ind. Alartin, Jr. Howard Samuel, US. 5th., Clinton, Ind. Aleadows, Kathryn Wood, R. R. 1, Greensboro, N. C. Aleasell, June Arlene, 344 Whittemore St., Pontiac 20, Michigan. Aledcalf, Robert, 314 E. 10th St., Bloomington, Ind. Alellish, John William, 2134 Bowers Rd., Lapeer, Alich. Alellish, George Allen, R. R. 4, Lapeer, Alich. Aletas, Grace Ellyn, 528 W. Alarquette Rd., Chicago, 111. Alewbourn, Joyce, 221 S. Pearl St., Spencerville, O. Aleyer, Ruth Elizabeth, Tefft, Ind. Alichaels, Lois Averil, 912 W. Alaple St., Chamiiaign, 111. Miller, Betty Hope, Brooktondale, N. Y. Aliller, Doris Ruth, 6115 Whiteford Rd., S lvania, O. Page 182 p. T. HAMMER Sunday School Superintendent Church Office Phone 5-0613 T. T. LIDDELL, Minister Parsonage Phone 5-6250 Residence 917 W. Geneseo First Church = N LANSING Genesee at Butler azarene MICHIGAN Dedicated to God and Holiness Devoted In Ministry to All Humanity. H. D. GIBBS N.Y.P.S. Pres. J. RAYMOND KNIGHTON, JR. Minister of Music First Church of the Nazarene Third and Brown Streets PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Congratulations To The Class of ' 47 MILES A. SIMMONS Minister When in Portsmouth, Ohio, you are cordialiy invited to worship with us. Page 183 STUDENT ROSTER ( ' Conliiurcil) Miller, Dellicrt Eugene, 65 Roy St., Bourbonnais, Til. ATiller, Haldol- Lee, 65 Roy St., Bourbonnais, 111. ATiller, Lowell Runlette, R. R. 1, Spencerville, O, Miller, Afereilith, 625 W. Adams St., Muncie, Ind. Miller, loan, Georgetown, III. Miller, Thelma June, R. R. 2, Marango, Ta. Miller, Violet ] lae, 611 S. Whiteford Rd., Sylvania, O. Millikan, Dwight Paul, 557-23rd St., Rock Island, Til. ATillspaugh, Arlene Faye, 11245 McKinley St., W. Dearborn, Mich. Milner, ' anda Pauline, R. R. 8, Box 6, Indianapolis. Indiana. Mineo, Loretta Jean, Willowhill, 111, Mingus,_ James Albert, R. R. 1, Box 278, New Augusta, Indiana. Alitchell, Garnett Jackson, 246 N. Indiana Ave., Kankakee, Illinois. Mitten, Donald, 94 Alarsilc St., Bourbonnais, 111. Moneymaker, Earcia Mae, 55 S. Ninth St., Beech Gro e. Indiana. Monroe, PatsA ' T ou Maxine, 917 N. Cedar St., Lansing 6, Michigan. Moon, Erma Lucille, 213 N. Pearl St., Joplin, Mo. Moore, Gerald Hugh, 230 W. Warren St., Gclina, O. Moore, Marianne, R. R. 2, Dora, Ind. Morre, Richard . rnold, 136-140 N. Clinton St., Bradley. Illinois. Morford, jNIyron C, 435 S. Poplar St., Kankakee, Til. Morgan, Bonita Blanche, Box 114, Plainville, Kans. A ' lorgan, Earl Lorraine, 26346 Towley St., Royal Oak. Michigan. Morgan, Martella Yvonne, 344 N. Bradley St., Indianapolis Indiana. Moriarity, Ruth Ellen, 1238 Parker St., Indianapolis. Ind. Morris, Rex G., R. R. 3, Manton, Mich. Morris, Robert Eranklin, 504 Bloomington St., Iowa City, Iowa. Morris, Meredith, Clay City, Ind. ATorris , Thomas Joseph, 1453 E. Clinton St., Frankfort, Indiana. Moss, Bett)- Jane, 1331 Gregan PL, St. Louis, AIo. Moss, Udell Gene, 1331 Gregan PL, St. Louis, Mo. Mounts, Dewey, Lockland, O. Moyer, Emery Arthur, 348 ' . W. Stone St., Kankakee, 111. Munger, Ardis Muriel, 9189 Alt. Mondis Rd„ Otisville, ATich. Munn, Samuel V., 8 Stewart St., Athens, O. Alyers, Margaret Ann, R. R. 1, Eaton, O. N Nation, Herbert, 212 N. Prairie St., Bradley, 111. Neill, Snowden A., 646 S. Indiana Ave., Kankalcee, 111. Nelson, T loyd Ernest, 393 S. Eraser Ave., Kankakee, TIL Nenstiel, Wanda, 330 E. Center St., Dunkirk, In l. Neumann, Robert E., 434 N. Union St., Kankakee, 111. Newman, Robert Ivlwin, 1211 E. Eox St., South 13end 14, Indiana. Nicholson, AT. Joan, 219 W. Aliller Ave., West Terre Haute, Ind. Nichwander, Glenn Arthur, Manteno, 111. Nielson, David Emanuel, 1187 Lenox St., Detroit 15, Michigan. Nielson, Joseph Finley, 23 William St., Cambridge, Mass. Niece, Perry Earl, 35 Convent St., Bourbonnais, 111. Nohden, Maybelle Ann, 4333 Flora St., Kansas City, Mo. Nutt, Naydine Maxine, 717 W. Washington St., Bloomington, 111. Nutt, Virgil v., 931 E. Locust St., Kankakee, 111. o Oliver, Gerald David, 503 N. Industrial St., Kankakee, 111. Olsen, Daryl D., Britt, la. Olsen, Herman, 296 S. Myrtle Ave., Kankakee, 111. Orvis, Barbara, 76 Ellenton Ave., New Rochelle, N. Y. Ostrander, Wilma E., 508 C. Avenue, N. W. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Oswalt, Charles Earl, 216 Main St.. Bourbonnais, 111. Overton, Maxine, Odon, Ind. Overton, A. Mozelle, Odon, Ind. Owen, Helen Marie, 710 Bird St., Hannibal, AIo. Page, Luther Edward, Box 43 Acton, Ind. Paisley, Richard, 1041 Alichigan Ave., Adrian, Mich. Pannier, Elmer W., Franksville, Wis. Park, Glen Cecil, Trinway. O. Parker, Donald LeRoy, 620 S. Sheldon St., Charlotte, Alichigan. Parrott, John, Kankakee, TIL Pasko, Audrey AT., 332i4 S. Schuyler Ave., Bradley, 111. Pasko, Chester F., R. R. 4, Huntington, Ind. Pasko. LaATar, 33 S. Schuyler Ave., Bradley, 111. Pate, Juanita Lee, 900 School St., Charleston, Mo. Patterson, Violet Marie, R. R. 6, Brown ' s Addition. Danville, 111. Payne, Frank E., 271 N. Blaine St., Bradley, 111. Peacock, Alinnie, 7 E. Front St., Cambridge City, Ind. Peffer, Paul E. 3397 W. 46th St., Cleveland, O. Pelletier, Wanda, 253 S. Greenwood Ave., Kankakee, 111. Perkins, Beulah Andras, R. R. 6, Box 132, Dayton, O. Perry, Charles Wayne, Box 203 Grafton, O. Pester, Clara Elizabeth, 407 N. Blackhoof St., Wapakoneta. Ohio. Peterson, Gordon Matthew, 109939 State St., Chicago, 111. Philcbausm, Violet Jeanne. 120 E. Floral Ave., Portland, Indiana. Phillips, Fa3e W., Olivet Hill, Ky. Phillips, Marie Ellen, 451 N. Wolcott St., Indianapolis, Indiana. Phillips, Thomas Everett, Olivet Hill, Ky. Page 184 W. TIPPITT. Chorister GEORGE H. HARMON. Pastor West Eldorado at Momoe DECATUR, ILLINOIS Congratulations to the Entire Student Body, Dr. and Mrs. Van Duyn and Faculty WHEN IN DECATUR WORSHIP WITH US Yours for a Great Olivet Nazarene College Pa-c 185 STUDENT ROSTER ( ' Continued) Pierce, Darwin M., DeSoto, Wis. Pierce, Lysle Addison, foweaqna, Illinois, R. R. 3. Pierson, Paul, 1127 N. .Mton . ve., Indianapolis, Ind. Piner, Lewis Allen. R. R. 1, AFuncic, Ind. Pittam, Robert Karl, Box 12 Star Route, Hemet, Calif. Pitts, Jesse E., Stincaville, Ind. Plankael, Betty Jean, l 2 Lincoln Parkway, Crystal LalcC; Illinois. Polmounter, Joseph, 13292 W. Saginaw St., Clio, Midi. Pomhert, Margaret Corkhill, 671 N. Indiana Ave., Kankakee, 111. Potter, David Henry, Aroni a Park, HI. Potts. Clifford . l1iert, 290 N. Rosewood Ave., Kankakee, Illinois. Potts, Leinia lean, 12.1 L tin St., Flushing, Mich. Powers, Garfield, Nevisdale, Ky. Powers, Hardy John, 4311 Ashby Ave., Des Moines, Ta. Powers, Joseph Dudley, 4311 Ashby Ave., Des Moines, la. Powers, Nona Jane, 4311 Ashby Ave., Des Moines, la. Powers, Rosa AL, R. R. 2, Newburgh, Ind. Price, Elwin Hugh, 115 E. Alberta St., Sidney, lont. Prong, Harold Carl, 424 Potter St., Wauseon, O. Pryor, Robert Dean, 1128 W. Prairie St., Taylorvillc, 111. Psaute, George Pierce, 602 N. 5th St., Auburn, 111. Psaute, Marian Jean, 602 N. 5th St., Auburn, 111. Purdy, Winnilred Louise, Box 196, Clarence, AIo. Q Quanstrom, Roliert R., 272 Bridge St., Gary, Ind. R Raab, Ruby Imogene, R. R. 5, Brazil, Ind. Rafsnider, Charlotte Xudrev, 508 Rawson Ave., Fremont, Ohio. Rafsnider, Elvah Rachel, 508 Rawson Ave., Fremont. O. Rahrar, James Lee, 1017 Bayard Pk. Dr., Evansville, Ind. Randall, Gerald A., 383 N. Forest St., Bradley, 111. Randolph, Aladona E., Fredericktown, ]Mo. Rarick, Joyce, 1922 Howard A e., Flint 3, ]Mich. Ray, Bonnie, 447 S. Schuyler Ave., Kankakee, 111. Ray, Wilbur Lee, 171 N. Taylor Ave., Kankakee, 111. Ream, Marian Frances, 531 Broad St., Wasworth, O. Redman, Allen, 503 N. 3rd St., Watseka, 111. Reed, Grover C. Jr., Elkhart, Ind. Reedy, Edna Mae, 926 Wal)ash St., Wilmington, 111. Reedy, Leroy H., 926 Wabash St., Wilmington, 111. Reece, H. Norwood, 7811 W. 66 PI., Argo, 111. Reese, Dessie Carolyn, R. R. 3, Lima, O. Reeves, Francis, Box 142, Wellston, O. Reeves, Joyce Louise, R. R. 4, Bloomington, Ind. Reidcl, Maynard Harold, Altoona, Wis. Rej)logle, Car(jl Jeanne, 2455 Pontiac Dr., Pontiac, Mich. Rice, Ernest Ladeaw, 914 S. Osborn Ave., Kankakee, 111. Rice, Martha Jane, 914 S. Osborn Ave., Kankakee, 111. Rice, William Allen, 24 Convent St., Bourl)onnais, 111. Richcreek, Mary Ruth, R. R. 1, Coshocton, O. Richey, Pauline, 519 Evergreen Ave., Dayt jn, O Ricker, Faith, 4814 University A e., Des Moines, la. Riddle, Eflie Afarie, 101 N. Merrimac ' =t., Pontiac, Mich. Riddle, ATelvin Lee, 101 N. Merrimac St., Pontiac, Mich. Kidenour, William Wayne, 1021 State St., Saginaw, Mich. Riley, Henry Thomas, 22 E. Bcxerly St., Pontiac 17, Mich. Rinebarger, William Huff, 10203 Driver St., Overland 14, Missouri. Ringhiser, Harold Lester, R. R. 2, Logan, O. Ringhiser, Leota Margurete, R. R. 2, Logan, O. Rippcrdam, Wanda J., 2784 Willow Creek Rd., Gary, Ind Ro1)bins, Frances Ann, 301 S. Third St., Gary, Ind. Robbins, Omer D., 619 Cedar St., Mt. Carmel, 111. Roliinson, Don, 1308 S. Wangs St., Kokomo, Ind. Roby, Cecil LeRoy, 122 S. 11th St., Centerville, la. Rodgers, Paul Matthews, R. R. 1, Enon Valley, Pa Rogers, James William, R R. 2, Fresno, O. Rohrer, Norman James, R. R. 2, Nappanee, Ind. Rose, Gladys, 2609 Elmo Place, Middletown, O. Rose, Mabel Clotine, 1728 Jackson Ave., Portsmouth, O. Ross, Samuel Edward, 336 N. Kenton St., L ' rljana, O. Rowe, Doris Lillian, 3410 Agnes St., Kansas City, Mo. Rowe, Richard Emmett, 30 S. 10th St., Richmond, Ind. Royal, F. David, R. R. 3, Mason, Alich. Rucker, Robert Lee, 439 N. Walnut St., Danville, 111. Ryan, Kathleen Ann, 904 Cobb Boulevard, Kankakee, 111. Rylander, Eleanore, 15560 Normandy Ave., Detroit, Mich. Sapp, John, 1213 E. Long St., Hamilton, O. Savage, Curtis, 1419 S. Alain St., Kokomo, Ind. Savage, R. T., 1419 S. Main St., Kokomo, Ind. Scarljorought, Rosa, R. R. 3, Bethel, O. Schafer, Patricia Joanne, 1082 Bellows Ave., Columbus, O. Schisler, Barbara Ellen, Troy St., Troy, O. Schmidt, Irene Josephine, 5 38 E. Jamieson St., Flint, Alich. Schnell, Jess David, 816 Navarrd St., Toledo, O. Schoonover, Aloody AL, 121 E. Lagrane St., Florence, Michigan. Schramm, Audrey Jane, 362 Cunnings Winona, Alinn. Schultz, Hermenia, 801 AlcCracken Ave., Hoopeston, 111. Schultz, Reuben Verne, R. R. 1, Ackley, la. Schwob, Wayne Edward, R. R. 8, Huntington, Ind. Scott, Charles Melvin, R. R. 1, Bicknell, Ind. Seal, Ruby Rae, Farmington, Alo. Seitz, Dorothy Mae, Piedmont, AIo. Selix, Hazel, Osseo, Alinn. Scrvies, Edith P ' ., 408 Sheridan Ave., Crawfords ille, Ind. Seybert, Elizabeth Jean, 117 N. Divie St., Alomence, 111. Page 186 t COMPLIMENTS OF The Church of The Nazarene SCOTT AND TROTTER Sikes+on, Missouri Pastor J. W. HOFFERT Phone 751 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 47 Pastor REV. CLYDE AMMONS N.Y.P.S. Pres. H. B. SOUTHERLAND QII|urrl| of ll r Nazarrnp SIOUX CITY, IOWA With Heartfelt Appreciation for O. N. C. Achievements C. W. PERRY Minister First Church of the l [azarenc 310 West First Street MARION, INDIANA In the Heart of the Northeastern Indiana District LAFAYETTE PARK CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2800 St. Vincent Ave. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI J [orthside Church of the J azarcne EUGENE ST. AT BAMES AVE. A Live, Aggressive Church, true to the stand- ards of Hohness in ail services. „ S?o . VISIT US. YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID. PEV. E. SHORT Minister THE ROSEVILLE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . . . EXTENDS A HEARTY CONGRATULATION AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 47 Pastor REV. CECIL HAYES S. S. Superintendent N.Y.P.S. President MR. THEO. STRAHL MR. CHAS. GRANNON Page 187 STUDENT ROSTER ( ' Continued ) SViafTcr, Louis Eugene, R, R. 1, Marengo, O. Shaffer, Alary Louise, LU4 E. Main St., Muncie, Ind. Slianks, Robert, 301 N. Third St., Watseka, 111. Sharp, Robert H. W. 6th St., Rock Falls, 111. Shearer, Jean, 657 Cleveland St., Marion, (). Sheldon, Newman Howard, R. R. 1, Churubusco, Ind. Shelton, George Louis, 3111 Chicago Rd., Steger, 111. Shipley, Leroy E., 6615 W. 28 St., Gary, Ind. Shockley, Dolly M., 235 N. Walcott St., Indianapolis, Ind. Shrider, Betty Lucille, lli E. High St., Lima, O. Shults, Eldon Raymond, 2646 Willowdale Rd., Gary, Ind. Shroll, Beverly, 3833 S. 52nd St., Alilwaukee, Wis. Shuman, Alarguerette, R. R. 1, Kankakee, 111. Sievers, Dale Lewis, 1421 Fletcher Ave., Fort Wayne 4, Indiana. Sigler, Gilda Rae, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Sigler, Carrie Mae, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Sigler, Jerry Loy, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Sigler, Ray O., Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Sigler, Shirley May, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Silvernail, Pauline H., 40 S. Moore St., Cass City, Mich. Sinders, Naomi Josephine, R. R. 1, Centerpoint, Ind. Sirrinc, Norma Louise, 613 Gordon St., Midland, Mich. Sisson, ] Iildred Perdine, 669 Murray Ave., S. E. Roanoke, Virginia. Skaggs, Ahleida Madine, ZJii Geyer Ave., St. Louis 4, Wo. Sledd, Geneve Irene, Justus, O. Small, Edith G., 1417 ]Monon Dr., Bloomington, Ind. Small, Howard, Ray : Holmes St., Indianapolis, Ind. Sndth, Bernie, 180 N. Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Smith, Brodis Thomas, Colfax, 111. Smith, Elizabeth Allison, ItVi Alarsile St., Bourbonnais, Illinois. Smith, Henry James, Alason, Mich. Smith, Henry Louis, Stockbridge, Mich. Smith, Ivan L., 511 Grand St., Ligonier, Ind. Smith, Janis Gail, IVlason, Mich. Smith, Mabel Irene, Obetz Sta., Columbus 7, O. Smith, Margaret Clare, 76i 2 Marsile St., Bourbonnais, 111. Smith, Ronald Lee, 156 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Snodgrass, Mary, R. R. 3, Clinton, Ind. Snow, Farrell Dean, 38322 Prospect St., Kansas City, Mo. Snow, Feme D., 243 Duane St., Kankakee, 111. Snow, Naomi Welsh, 3643 Winnebino St., St. Louis, ] Io. Snyder, Esther Bauerle, 136 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Snyder, George Arthur, 136 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Somerville, Katheryn, 315 Castlen St., Owensboro, Ky. Sonju, Solveig Myrtle, 4249 W. Wrightwood Ave., Chicago 39, Illinois. Sonju, M. Christine, 2230 N. Spaulding, Chicago, 111. Soule, B. Linn, R. R. 2, Spring Lake, Mich. Sparks, Lorraine, 4232 Oak St., New Boston, O. Sparks, Lowell H., Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Sparks, .Margie Alac, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Sparks, Robert Er in, 709 E. 3rd St., Seymour, Ind. Sprang, Lester C, R. R. 1, Shaeve, O. Stacy, Doris Maxine, Moorland, la. Stacy, Lucy Jennette, 206 N. Church St., Bowling Green, O. Stark, Dean V., Beaver, la. Stark, Robert, 3 Maple S t., Norwalk, O. Starr, Lois Beverly, 2130 W. Van Buren St., Phoenix, Arizona. Steinegger, Mary Louise, 921 W. Alatthews St., Jonesboro, Arkansas. Stcntz, Mary, 466 S. Wildwood Ave., Kankakee, 111. Stephens, Ida Alberta, 711 Matthews St., Sikeston, Mo. Stevens, Mary Ann, 100 Maysville Pike, So. Zanes, .0 St. John, Clare Duane, Highland, Mich. St. John, Gladys Perry, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Stoops, Wesley Philson, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Strahl, John Milton, R. R. 2, Roseville, O. Street, Pearl Mae, 316 W. Washington St., Howell, Alich. Strickland, Lorraine, 924 W. Oklahoma St., Enid, Okla. Strickler, Lois Joan, 323 N. Center St., Bradley, 111. Strickler, Shirley Ann., 323 N. Center St., Bradley, 111. Strickland, Wildean Louise, 1120 Esthner St., Wichita, Kansas. Stroble, Howard G., 912 Brice Ave., Lima, O. Studebaker, Paul David, 655 N. Mulberry St., Aluncie, Indiana. Sturgeon, Geneva, 35 Ray St., Bourbonnais, 111. Sturgeon, Theodore, 35 Ray St., Bourbonnais, 111. Suderman, Patricia, 1035 Sanford Rd., Midland, Alich. Sumwalt, James, R. R. 1, Hartford City, Ind. Supernois, Alice Louise, 130 King St., Highland, Alich. Swan, Dixie Lee, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Swan, Kenneth C, 101 N. Merrimac St., Pontiac, Mich. Swan, Kenneth Dale, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Swank, Dwan Alice, Second St., Charleston, Mo. Swanson, Robert Lee, R. R. 3, Ottamwa, la. Swisher, Darl Vernon, 420 E. Water St., Kankakee, 111. Switzer, Lorraine Elizabeth Gleason, Tenn. T Tassler, Levi August, 617 Osage St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Tate, Eva Bernice, 138 S. Franklin St., Delaware, O. Taylor, Clara Alay, 329 S. Harrison Ave., Kankakee, 111. Taylor, Jeanne May, 1811 N. A. A. Richmond, Ind. Taylor, Louie 1., ' : ii Prairie Rd., Kalamazoo, Alich. Taylor, Nellie, 914 E. Caramillo. Colorado Springs, Colo. Taylor, Perry Lee, 1068 S. Wildwood Ave., Kankakee, 111. Taylor, Roliert Eddy, R. R. 1, Brookville, Pa. Taylor, Robert H., R. R. 3, Kalamazoo, Mich. Terrell, Claude, 121 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Terrell, Claude Conway, Jr., 121 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Thackcr, Lillian Agnes, R. R. 2, Williamsburg, O. Thiesfeld, H attic AL, Peotone, HI. Thompson, Warren Clifford, 2407 Thompson St., Terre Haute, Ind. Page 188 ' Che 3mp5 Church of Columbus First Church of the Nazarene King and Hunter Avenues . . . Columbus, Ohio • SERMONS THAT INSPIRE • SONGS THAT BLESS • MUSIC THAT THRILLS • FELLOWSHIP THAT LIFTS a)«r - ssc ROY F. STEVENS Pastor £ CHARLES E. HIGGINS Director of Music THIRTY-THREE YEARS A SPIRITUAL HEART IN THE HEART OF COLUMBUS Ch urch of the Nazarene Washington at 7th St. BURLINGTON, IOWA The Church of The Nazarene Hour Broadcasting the Morning Worship Service over KBUR each Sunday from I 1-12 A. M. CRAIG MILLER MRS. W. C. ALLSHOUSE Sunday School Supt. Director of Music WALTER GIESELMAN N.Y.P.S. President REV. WILLIAM C. ALLSHOUSE Pastor BURLINGTON ' S DOWNTOWN EVANGELISTIC CENTER Page 189 S 1 ' U D E N ' J ROSTER ( ' Cniitinued) Thornton, Collins Klswdrth, 468 N. Cleveland Ave., Bradley, ill. Tingson, Gregorio Jiiarcx, Rox 112 vSalem, 111. T.iliill, Edith, 1104 E. ATain St., Robinson, 111. Tompkins, Charles, ,S03 X. Grand . ve., Bradley, 111. ' I ' onk, Berdella Arlene, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Toole.v, Carol Evangeline, R. R. 2, Princeton, Ind. Trapp, Lillie Bell, R. R. 2, Orient, O. Treece, Evelyn Louise, R. R. 1, West Salem, O. Trimble, James Harlan, R. R. 6, Greenfield, Ind. Tripp, Dorothy Lownian, 168 Campbell St., New Bedf(.ird, Massachusetts. Trutter, Dons Elaine, Berea St., St. Louis, IMo. Trudeau, Bonnie, 254 S. Nelson St., Kankakee, 111. Turner, Dorothy Eileen, R. R. I, Fredericktown, O. u L ' hrig, Pauline Mae, 625 ' estwood Ave., Dayton, O Ullom, Helen Jean, 181 N. Mmu St., Mt. Gilead, O. Ullom, Robert Clark, 396 S. Wabash Ave., Bradley-, L ' lveling, Gwen Sue, 440 S. Dearborn St., Kankakee, Ummel, Paul Ray, R. R. 1, Wakarusa, Ind. LTmmel, Pauline Mae, R. R. 1, Wakarusa, Ind. I ' nderwood, Shirley Jeanne, 124 E. Park St., Silman Unger, Hazel Viola, 539 Church St., Logan, O. ' ance, Ardis George, R. R., Lake City, } lich. ' angunten, David Lee, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. A ' angunten, Richard Verl, 3871 Northampton Rd., Cleveland Hts., O. 111. V A ' anhook, Geneva, 248 . valon St., Cincinnati, O. ' on Seggen, Donita, Bondparte, la. on Seggen, Wilma Lois, Farmington, la. Voyles, Thomas Lyle, 323 W. Broadway, Bradley, 111. w Wagner, Thelma Louise, R. R. 2, Cambridge, O. alker, James Warren, R. R. 1, Edwardsville. 111. Walls, Lyndon A., Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Weaker, Lois Emma, Bonfield, 111. Ward, Clarence Waldo, Box 429, Murphysboro, 111. Warford, Donald Mauriece, 833 Woodrow St., Indianapolis, Ind. Warnecke, Genevieve Olive, Peotone, 111. Warner, Barbara Ellen, 551 Jessop St., Lansing, lich. Warncn, Byron, Essex, 111. Warner, William O., 138 9th St., Dunbar, W. Va. Warstler, Glenn C, Waterloo, Ind. Water, I ' ernice Phipijii)e, 1143 S. OsI)orn St., Kankakee, Illinois. Watson, Jiiaiiita Beatrice, 329 Taft Ave., Urbana, O. Watson, Luther Stanley, 102 N. Grove St., Walbridge, O. Watson, Roy O., 1005 Aliame St., LIrbana, O. Watson, Ruth Emma, 1005 :Miame St., L ' rbana, O. Watts, Donald Ray, 617 Howard St., Findley, O. Watts, Goldie May, 518 Hull A e., FTndley, O. Wayland, Donald Lee, Trading Post, Bradley, 111. Weaver, Kathleen, 214 Main St., Bourbonnais, 111. Weaver, Pershing Carroll, R. R. 2, Havanna, 111. Webb, Floyd Eugene, 376 Reed Ave., Marion, O. Weeks, James A., Tefft, Ind. Welch, Frances Weaver, 25 S. Harbine Ave., Dayton, O. Weller, Flora Mae, 148 S. Harrison St., Kankakee, 111. Wellman, Walter Donald, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Wellman, Sherrill Wayne, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Wells, Alberta Ellen, 522 Chandler St., Flint 3, Mich. Wells, Paul Eugene, 439 Chestnut St., Newcomerstown, O. Wells, Roy, R. R. 8, Hamilton, O. Welsh, Naomi Ruth, 3643 Winnebozo St., St. Louis, Mo. Welton, Wayne E., 366 W. Ann Ardore Td. Plymouth. Alichigan. Wentworth, Wilfred J., 2060 Columbia Rd., Berkley, Mich. West, Frances Irene, 4109 Harrison St., Kansas City, Mo. Whalen, William Patrick, 536 S. Harrison St., Kankakee, Illinois. Wheeldon, Calvin Clinton, 1612 W. 2nd St., Marion, Ind. Wheelock, Daniel Eugene, 309 Division St., lendota. 111. W ' hipple, Edwin Elsworth, It. Gilead, O. White, George Wendell, R. R. 3, Linton, Ind. White, Helen Lee, 1417 Brabyn St., Flint 3, Alich. White, John Lawson, 1132 Haven St., Mt. Morris, ] Iich. White, Martha Mae, R. R. 1, St. Louis, Mich. Wbiitehead, Margaret Needles, 505 Brush Creek, Kansas City 4, Missouri. Whitteberri,-, Irene Lucile, R. R. 5, Lafayette, Ind. Whitteberry, Paul Nathan, R. R. 5, Lafayette, Ind. Wickersham, Gordon Clement. 104 Crestmont Road, Binghamton, N. Y. Wicks, Carl Richard, R. R. 2, Athens. O. Widger, Francis Willard, 196 N. ' asseur St., Bradley, Illinois. Wilcox, A. Ruth, 2641 Fairbanks Ave., Gary, Ind. Wilde, Arlene Elizabeth, 138 N. 12th St., Coshocton, O. Wilde, Thomas Wilbur, 138 N. 12th St., Coshocton, O. ilinson, Gwendolyn Joyce, 612 Lingle Ave., Owosso, lichigan. Wilkinson, I Ielvin Leon, 340 S. 6th St., New Castle, Ind. Willfong, Ruth Leona, L ' ni ersity Park, la. Williams, Goldie Marie, Columbus, Ind. Williams, June Leona, Woodland, 111. Williams, Alarjorie Jo -cc, 1107 Greenwood A e., Jackson, Atichigan. Williams, Roy Kenneth, 334 N. Randolph St., Indianapolis, Indiana. Willingham, Charles Alexander, 5330 Paseo St., Junser City, ] Iissouri. Page 190 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner of West Washington and Mason Streets BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS ■THE FRIENDLY CHURCH ' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 Olivet Nazarene College Students of 1946-47 Virgil Nutt Selden Nutt Naydine Nutt Robert Swanson ■ • Brodis Smith WHEN IN BLOOMINGTON VISIT US . . . Worship the Lord in the Beauty of and mina nutt Holiness. — I Chron. 16:29. REVS. ARTHUR MIN Pastors iirst Church of the Baiarenc ELM AT WEST ST., LIMA, OHIO Minister REV. J. E. DAVIDSON YOU ARE NEVER A STRANGER HERE 112 WEST MARKET ST. TELEPHONE 9-3671 THE EVANGELISTIC CHURCH IN THE CENTER OF LIMA Page 191 S T U D E N T ROSTER Wilson, Clayton Panl, 195 S. Schuyler Ave., Bradley, 111. Wilson, Esther Irene, 912 W. Wabash Ave., Crawfordsville, Ind. Wilson, Helen Frances, R. R. 1, ATanchester, O. Wilson, Jeanne Berkley, 3431 Cluhvievv Dr., C(i!uml)us, Georgia. Wilson, Jeanne Muriel, R. R. 2, Springfield, O. Wilson, Laura Ann, R. R. 2, Lagrange, Ind. Wilson, Laurena, Laona, Wis. Wilson, Merton H., 2529 Thatcher St., Saginaw, Mich. Wilson, Mildred Irene, 195 S. Schuyler Ave., Bradley, 111. Wilson, Milton Stephen, Virocjua, Wis. Wilson, Otho J., 606 Drexel Ave., Detroit 15, Mich. Wilson, A. Pauline, 4226 A ' laple St., New Boston, O. Wilson, Winifred Mae, 5762 16th St., Detroit, Mich. Wind, Barbara Jean, 1115 L ' niversity Place, Burlington, Iowa. Wind, James Wesley, 1115 L ' niversity Place, Burlington, Iowa. Wine, John Carl, 534 Richmond St., Winchester, Ind. Winters, Estalene Mae, 430 Wall Ave., Cambridge, O. Winters, Phyllis Leah, 430 Wall Ave., Cambridge, O. Wiseman Edward Leo, Olivet College, Kankakee, 111. Wiseman, Jean Sigler, Olivet College, Kankakee. III. Witt, Forrest Edward, 578 S. Poplar Ave., Kankakee. 111. Wolf, Mary Louise, 1285 E. Merchant St., Kankakee, 111, Wood, Alfred Frank, R. R. 1, Greensboro, N. C. Wood, Bertha, 10741 Normal Ave., Chicagcj, III. Woods, Leah Ruth, 5063 Delaware St., Gary, Ind. Worgul, Henrietta Marie, 600 Baker St., Lansing, Mich. Worley, Joe David, 734 Poplar St., Poplar Bluff, Mo. Wright, Evan Ralph, 1741 Wabash Ave., Ft. Wayne, Ind. Wright, James Edward, 742 W. Stone St., Kankakee, 111. Wright, Laura Ann, R. R. 2, Lagrange, Ind. Wright, Melvin Reford, 555 E. Birch St., Kankakee, 111. Wright, Orvil T., R. R. 1, Eldon, Mo. Y York, Naomi, Valley Station, Ky. York, William Russel, Windchester, Ind. Young, John Warren, 918 31st St., South Bend, Ind. Young, Ravmond Marton, 3752 W. 138 St., Cleveland 11, Ohio. Zachary, Dorothy Hope, R. R. 1, Shelbyville, 111. Zachgo, Elmer H., 550 S. Poplar Ave., Kankakee, 111. Zachmire, Lois F.. R. R, 1, Chicago Heights, 111. Zook, Ruth Charlene, 1913 Federal Ave., Kansas City 3, Kansas. Zurcher, Laverne Floyd, R. R. 2, Berne, Ind. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 47 REV. REMISS REHFELDT District Superintendent CLAYTON BAILEY President Olivet Iowa Club REV. ALECK ULMET District N.Y.P.S. President H WHERE THERE ' S A MARKET FOR SERVICE Page 192 COMPLIMENTS OF First Church of the Nazarene H.DALE MITCHELL Pastor Christian Corner 64th at Eggleston CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Page 193 CONGRATULATIONS Class of ' 47 PEV. AND MRS. L. J. DUNHAM AND LORELLA Pastors Church of the Nazarene 501 South Third Street PEKIN, ILLINOIS WHEN IN PEKIN WORSHIP WITH US Olivet Nazarene College Students of 1946-47 RUTH MARRETT ALLEN MARRETT COMPLIMENTS OF :first Qhurch of the ENazarene ANDERSON, IND. W. B. GREEK Pastor Greetings to The Students Of Olivet College hurch oS the Nazarene WINCHESTER, INDIANA REV. EARL VAN HOUGHTON, Pastor THE CHURCH WHERE YOU ALWAYS FEEL AT HOME SEYMOUR. INDIANA C. L, ' .lANLI {. Pastor KEN BURBRINK, S. S. Supt. Church of the Nazarene CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF ' 47, STUDENTS AND FRIENDS OF A GREAT COLLEGE Let Us Keep the Glory Down Page 194 The Aurora and Olivet Nazarene Colle You Have Our Cooperation Appreciation Good-Will and Prayers for Greater usefulness and Christian success in your responsibility of spreading BIBLE HOLINESS IN LIFE AND PRECEPT AROUND THE WORLD The Lidianapolis District GENE E. PHILLIPS District Superintendent Page 195 ]■■ Congratulations Dr. Van Duyn and Class of ' 47 From the Michigan District N. Y. P. S. Hi-N. Y. Scholarship Michigan Olivet Alumni Club MOAC Scholarship C. EDWIN HARWOOD District President Page 196 INSPIRATIONAL ■ AGGRESSIVE A y utn QUm icU Jio4He. WUlU Aw iAf la n J ' 04ne Olivet IVazarene College Church jbedUcatect ta the P ixi42X4XiatlO ' n al ROSS E. PRICE, Minister A CHRISTIAN CENTER FOR COLLEGE YOUTH FRIENDLY SPIRITUAL Page 197 Your Publishing Mouse . . . is an institution ot the qhurch. It is controlled by the church. It is operated for the sole purpose of serving the church as a denominational press and supply house and to assist the church in its program of giving the full gospel to the v hole world. Its particular part of that program is of course the min- istry of the printed page. To give you an idea of the part the Nazarene Publishing hlouse is privileged to have in the work of the church we give you the following facts: The Nazarene Publishing House — has assets totaling more than one million dollars — every dollar dedicated to the task of spreading the gospel over the entire world. — is literally girdling the globe with salvation. If the periodicals published since 1912 were placer end to end they would completely encircle the earth and cover more than 20,000 miles on ihe second circuit. More than 23,500,000 periodicals are now being published annually. — is filling a vital place in the field of religious book publishing. During the calendar year closing December 31, 1946 more than 156,400 books and booklets have been printed. — is a substantial contributor to the general interests of the church. Since 1940, more than $174,000 has been given to various departments of general church activity. — is equipped and ready to fill orders for anything in the religious field needed for personal, Sunday school or church use. Your patronage is urged for any and all items of a religious nature needed by yourself, your church or your Sunday school. NAZARENE PUBLISHING HOUSE 2923 Troost Avenue, Box 527 Kansas City 10, Mo. Page 198 IN THIS 1947 AURORA Is A Preview Of Olivet Nazarene College A fully accredited school SCHOOL OF RELIGION © COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS SCHOOL OF MUSIC BIBLE SCHOOL ® HIGH SCHOOL For Literature, Address Olivet Nazarene College KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS Page 199 WISCONSIN DISTRICT Stands Back of Olivet Nazarene College DR. C. A. GIBSON District Superintendent St -f , A ' f REV. WM. ALLEN N.Y.P.S. President REV. ROY MUMAU Chairman Church School Page 20Q N J E 1 Congratulations to Seniors of ' 47 • • • BEST WISHES TO OLIVET Northeastern Indiana District SUPERINTENDENT N.Y.P.S. PRESIDENT REV. PAUL UPDIKE REV. H. E. PRIDDY Page 201 Portsmouth New Boston Church of the Nazarene Rhodes Avenue at Center New Boston, Ohio ' Congratulations to the Class of 1947 REV. C. L. WOOTEN Pastor LORRAIN SPARKS Student i I CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE South and Walnut Streets WOOSTER, OHIO A MODERN CHURCH THAT STANDS FOR OLD FASHIONED SALVATION .•- ) .•. Congratulations to the Class of 1947 Our New Church Building Soon to be Completed ROSS W. HAYSLIP Minister 214 W. South St. ALWAYS BOOSTING O, N. C. EVANGELIST C. T. CORBETT CONGRATULATIONS rom W. W. WEDDINGTON Evangelist 1905 Chillicothe St. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO KANKAKEE COUNTY YOUTH FOR CHRIST Congratulates the World ' s Largest Holiness College WW OLIVET NAZARENE COLLEGE Page 202 GREETINGS TO THE STUDENTS OF OLIVET NAZARENE COLLEGE CENTRAL OHIO DISTRICT ind CENTRALOHIO DISTRICT N.Y.P.S. REV. HARVEY S. GALLOWAY District Superintendent REV. W. F. CLAY District N.Y.P.S. President Page 203 DETROIT FIRST INVITES YOU— CHURCH SERVICES Sunday School 9:45 A. M. Selden Dee Kelley, Pastor MISSIONARY MEETINGS Monday night Tuesday night Thursday— all day WOMEN ' S FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY Esther Car ' .on Winans Chapter Maude Chapman Chapter Morrison Memorial Chapter McKay Chapter Evelyn Whitthoff Chapter Junior Chapter Juniorette Chapter Home Missionary President Mrs. Arthur Gross HOLINESS YOUTH CRUSADE ART INSTITUTE AUDITORIUM First Saturday of each month GREGOR EULER H.Y.C. President, N.Y.P.S. President owship Group Junior Hi-N-Y Seniors Juniors Senior Hi-N-Y Juniorettes J ' a i ' 204 „0 V V « E T, ' fruf. • ,. ' «Ja £dri ) ■ CVr frr. ' ' =; ' « ' . ' ., 3 .. ■ V,,f 900 in Sunday School •A ' ' Sunday. Tbaf. won- ' d.rful! Thu ihowi diat r teachers i viaors — £n £ IwJy li reall, g«x d job. Our s tendance laat 04. We hav Sundayi remaii Church YearT average of £9S ' Sunday, u, year ' i record. DO m VE WE Vn- DO FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Maybury Grand and Hudson DETROIT, MICHIGAN Pastor SELDEN DEE KELLEY A.B., A.M., S.T.B., S.T.M., D.D. Ministers of Music ROBERT KILLION B.Mus. MADGE KILLION Th.B. OLIVET COLLEGE STUDENTS OF 1946-47 MARION ANDERSON MONROE BAKER TWYLA BAKER JOY BILLS MARTHA CARNECKI WILMA CROSS EVELYN DUFF HELEN EVERETT RUTH EVERETT U. B. GODMAN WILLIAM JACKSON GRACE LING ETHEL JANE LUTZ ARLENE MILLSPAUGH HERBERT NATION IMOGENE NATION ELEANOR RYLANDER WINNIE WILSON - M % ' - .4. t. % ? tj ' , ' ■u%--..vv ' . --.- Page 205 REV. W. W. McGUIRE District Superintendent Michigan District — Commend DR. VAN DUYN AND FACULTY for A Year of Outstanding Achievement CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF 1947 On Your Many Scholastic Accomplishments ' The path of the just is as the shining light, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day. — Prov. 4:18. Page 206 Rollins Grain and Lumber Company A Good Place to Buy Lumber Corner Court Street and East Avenue PHONE MAIN 3 Kankakee, Illinois PaKC 207 ' ' The Foundation of Every State Is The Education of Its Youth ' DIOGENES . . and mdy the education and training you have received at Olivet Nazarene College be your foundation for a life of service to state and nation. = Page 208 GIFTS TOYS Kankakee Book Store OFFICE SUPPLIES . . GREETING CARDS DENNISON GOODS 229 EAST COURT STREET KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS HERIZ FUNERAL SERVICE i i? 9?pppn 1 mmm mm PRIVATE AMBULANCE f BETTER VALUES IN JEWELRY • COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE •••- •- PHONE 4 i KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS THE HOME OF Snowhite Laundry Company LAUNDRY AND CLEANER 430 S.Schuyler Phone 143 Kankakee, Illinois WILKINS RADIO SERVICE A Complete Line of HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CLAUDE O. WILKINS Phone 4599 307 East Court St. Kankakee, Illinois GARDEN CRAFT FLORAL SHOP FLOWERS - - ALL OCCASIONS 559 East Court Street Main 246 Mrs. W. R. Palenskee Kankakee, HI. ADELMAN ' S Shoes for the Family 135 SOUTH SCHUYLER AVENUE X-RAY FITTED! Page 209 VANDERWATER ' S Store for M en f HART-SCHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHING NUNN-BUSCH SHOES DOBBS HATS ENRO SHIRTS INTERWOVEN SOX 4nahe cut dioch e 7c cl446.iue .... r;iL.c 210 LA irnjiiifnTiuEE c® KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS APPLIANCES wimnnncsIlD Mmirdwrnirms nnnc Kankakee, III. • Home Appliances • Hardware • Sport Goods • Paint Kankakee s Leading Hardware Store Pape 211 PLANT KERGER CO. KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS The Best Known Brands in MEN ' S CLOTHING ARROW SHIRTS BOSTONIAN SHOES KUPPENHEIMER SUITS HOLEPROOF SOCKS MUNSINGWEAR Page 212 KANKAKEE MOTOR COACH COMPANY DOMESTIC SERVICES. INC. LOCAL FARE 4 Adult Tokens 25c Kankakee ' s Leading Cash Fare 8c LAUNDERER End Parking Worries and Delays and RIDE THE BUSSES CLEANER Phone 900 Phone 629 253 N. Schuyler Ave. Kankakee, Illinois 196 N. DEARBORN AVE. COMPLIMENTS Compliments OF of RADIO DOCTORS SUPPLY HOUSE SEARS-ROEBUCK CO. ERASER FLORAL COMPANY Florists to Kankakee for over 75 Years McBROOM ' S CAFE STORE GREENHOUSES 336 East Court Street 869 W. Jeffrey Street Phone 696 Phone 1 128 A Good Place to Eat ARCADE SHOP Arcade BIdg. . . Main 1359 SMART APPAREL FOR WOMEN 153 North Schuyler Kankakee, Illinois Corner Merchant and Schuyler KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS Page 213 ROYAL BLUE STORE BOURBONNAIS, ILLINOIS • GROCERIES • MEATS • FRUITS • VEGETABLES ARMAND LECUYER Phone 1267 Diamonds . . . Watches Silverware . . Clocks Set Rings Costunne Jewelry Watch Repairing When your watch stops running bring it to us and we will put it in first class shape. c u and QiJoJp, 127 S. Schuyler Phone 89 KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS GRADE A Meadow Gold Dairy Products Beatrice Foods Co. ICE CREAM DIV MILK DIV. PHONE 152 PHONE 1600 J affe and Sons MEN ' S WEAR Corner Court and Schuyler Featuring All Brands of Nationally Advertised Brands • Knox Hats • Timely Clothes • Crosby Square Shoes H. H. Troup Go. Established 1852 • Lumber • Millwork • Building Materials 202 N. East Ave. Phone 1400 Page 215 THE c©ll: E©©E ST©: Invites You to BROWSE AND BUY B. BURTON MANAGER NeAv Boston Cafe THE BEST HEALTH INSURANCE is PURE FOOD COMPLIMENTS OF ... . Bradley Department Store 423 W. Broadway Phone 4600 It ' s The Taste That Tells COMPLIMENTS II I E. Court St. Ph. 7375 OF COMPLIMENTS Longtin ' s.. Sporting Goods 435 W. Broadway Phone 7039 Bradley State and Savings Rank 205 W. Broadway Phone 619 MINER BUSINESS MACHINE COMPANY EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE Office Sales Room 251 E. Oak St. Ph. 1305 Page 214 Thos. l Son 245 N. DEARBORN AVE. Everything in Plumbing, Heating and Sheet IVIetai EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES R. J. CHAMBERLAIN MOTOR CO. DODGE AND PLYMOUTH Passenger Cars and Trucks Dependable Used Cars 354 S. Schuyler Ave.— Ph. 5700 ' 344 S. Schuyler Ave.— Ph. 580 .; KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS SMITH-ALSOP PAINT STORE THE PAINTERS ' LINE SINCE 1909 253 East Court PHONE 704 T o 1 s o n ' s CLEANER SINCE 1886 Hats Cleaned and Blocked . . . Berlou Mothproofing 379 South Schuyler Avenue C. C. ENGEL H. L RAMIEN Page 216 Marty, Jane and Doris, like many other Olivet students, enjoy meeting their friends at Kankakee ' s leading hotel. Acs _- A Hotel Kankakee CLOSE MOTOR SALES AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER Station St. and Schuyler Ave. Phone 356 THE ART FLORAL SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF GRAVELINE ' S CASH AND CARRY MARKET Featuring — • Monarch Finer Foods 168 E. Merchant Street Wilson and Armour Toots Gagnler, Prop. Meat Products KANKAKEE, ILL. Flowers For All Occasions OWNED AND OPERATED BY COMPLIMENTS DAN GRAVELINE . . . OF . . . and F. O, SAVOIE AND COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS CATHRINE GRAVELINE KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS Page 217 THE FRANKLIN PRESS COMPANY Printers and Stationers SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES TYPEWRITERS GREETING CARDS PARTY GOODS SELECT GIFTS 264 East Merchant Street Kankakee, Illinois THE COMPLIMENTS C-K-P JEWELERS OF THE J. C. PENNEY CO. 159 EAST COURT ST. Phone 440 Kankakee, Illinois 346 E. Court St. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, SUPPLIES, TOYS, and REPAIRS HECHT ' S For the Best HEADQUARTERS FOR JUNIOR AND COLLEGE FASHIONS 171 South Schuyler KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS PRONGER ' S . . . Cafeteria . , . Serving Kankakee the Finest of Foods. Offering a Delightful Place to Entertain Your Visiting Friends. Page 218 COMPLIMENTS OF TURK FURNITURE CO KANKAKEE. ILL CHRISTENSEN ' S THE SHOP THAT IS DIFFERENT 122 N. Schuyler Ave. KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS EDWARD ' S CREDIT JEWELERS Headquarters for Nationally Advertised Jaffe Drug Store UPTOWN 217 E. Court St. Watches — Diamonds Jewelry 278 E. Court Main 1108 PHONE 184-205 Prescriptions Soda Fountain SUNDRIES Keys Made While U Wait L . F . R A 1 C H E SAFES— FOR MONEY AND RECORDS SPORTING GOODS OUTBOARD MOTORS BOATS 326 S. Schuyler Phone: Day, 315; Night, 3156 Kibbon ' s Appliance Store 175 N. Dearborn KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS PHONE 1275 Page 219 Stetson 3-tsits HQ)cilkover S oes HOME OF SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES W Shipper Sportswear ilson S irts Quality Guaranteed LOUIS Shoe Rebuilder 509 E. Court St. Liberty Laundry SAMUELS ' 73 Main Street BOURBONNAIS EVERYTHING FOR WOMEN 1 48 E. Court St. Yours For Service • • COMPLIMENTS . . . OF . . . CHRISTIANSEN AUTO PARTS 151 E. Court St. Phone 592 Congratulations, Class of 47 Pa-c 220 K 5 W -.z Blinds iliat beautify and endure, for the home or commercial use. A prod- uct backed by years of experience. Mackin Venetian Blind Company BRADLEY, ILLINOIS (sccu is LADIES READY-TO-WEAR . . SHOES MILLINERY AND ACCESSORIES KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR OPTOMETRISTS DR. RUSH HUFF DR. RUSSELL ROGERS 163 N. Schuyler Ave. Phone 940 T and R Supply Commercial Refrigeration For Every Known Purpose COMPLIMENTS Kankakee Federal Savings and Loan Association 190 East Merchant St. KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS BOURBONNAIS GLEANERS EXCELLENT CARE BETTER WEAR Pickup and Delivery PHONE 6450 McBROOM ' S DONUT HOUSE Tops with everyth ' mgi Phone 6584 261 E. Oak St. Pa-gc 221 El Ik OF KANKAKEE EDUCATION IS THE APPRENTICESHIP OF LIFE ... Wllmott tWie eiiu eudima S unA £o 5 eaM 1890 — 1947 MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Page 2ZZ 7 e J ook GOOD FUN FOOD FRIENDS Mrs. R. C. Wellman, Manager First Trust Savings Bank OF KANKAKEE • Commercial Accounts • Savings Accounts • Loans and Discounts • Collection and Transfers • Trust Department • Real Estate Loans • Sate Deposit Boxes MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 1 -a-e lis COMPLIMENTS OF Q IB(S)(S)Ikg([®ir a Ti Aat {jte OLaci 9l Sin fiinxf. ALo-uV ' WENDELL H.ARNOLD Manager RUTH HARRIS Bookkeeper Mike and Ollies PARIS CAFE DON PALMER, Prop. BOURBONNAIS ' ILLINOIS We Serve The , Best In Foods THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE OF THE STEAKS — FRIED CHICKEN ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT STORE Olivet Gymnasium Office — PORK CHOPS — CHICKEN CHOP SUEY PROF. JONES A+hletic Director KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS I ' age 224 COVER Kingskraft PHOTOGRAPHY Blankenburg PRINTING Interstate Printing Company ENGRAVING G ?. Grubb Company ind Stafford Engraving Company