Olivet Nazarene University - Aurora Yearbook (Bourbonnais, IL)

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Tom, a member of Olivet ' s 1956 class, died September 28, 1956. Always smiling, he was quiet, yet enthusiastic and was devoted to God, the church, the cause of holiness, his wife, infant son, par- ents, and sister. Little Joey, precious thirteen- month-old son of Professor and Mrs. Harvey H. Humble, became one of God ' s little angels on De- cember 17, 1956. His parents and the family hold many precious memories of their little one. GILBERT L. SNIDER THOAAAS H. MILBY Gib, a former Olivet student, was drowned November 26, 1956, shortly before complet- ing his plans to re-enter Olivet. He served Christ and the church. He was very devoted to his wife, two children, and other members of the family.

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IN MEM ALVA W. EASTMAN Rev. Eastman, elder in the Church of the Nazarene and member of Olivet ' s board of trustees, died September 11, 1956. He lived a godly, consistent life, and con- tributed much to the grov th of the Church of the Nazarene. MRS. AAARY AARVIN Mrs. Marvin, Olivet ' s bookstore manager, died December 10, 1956. A member of College Church, her faith, sincere Christian life, and sweet disposition yielded great influence on Olivet ' s campus. BETTY BENHAM Betty, a member of Olivet ' s freshman class beginning second semester, died March 2, 1957. She lived a con- sistent Christian life daily, end with an unwavering faith she suffered greatly, yet silently. I ' iil)e I ' ljur

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Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees of Olivet Nazarene College has a four- fold purpose: to maintain Olivet as an institution giving on education with a Christion purpose, geared to the service of Christ and the Church of Nazarene on the college preparation level; to carry on a program to implement this purpose in relating the student to God, to himself, to any divine call or service in the lay field, and personally equipping and developing personality to fulfill life ' s v ork and devo- tion; to provide faculty, administrative officers, and facilities to ac- complish this; and to manage the business and property of the cor- poration in general outline. The Board held its annual winter meeting on February 13, 1957, and will hold its annual spring meeting on May 29, 1957. Recent actions which the Board has taken in striving for the betterment of the college include: the creation of the office of Assistant to the President for gift contacts with business groups and foundations; placing in the hands of the Institutional Planning Com- mission a further development of the Master Campus Plan and the preliminary steps toward a voluntary support for provision of a student center; preliminary steps taken toward the expansion of student hous- ing and academic facilities; and the creation of a committee to plan for the celebrating of the Golden Anniversary of the College. DR. UPDIKE, Chairman BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dr W E. Albeo, Rev. Paul G. Bassett, Rev. Lufher Cantwell, Rev. Floyd E. Cole, Rev. J. C. Collins, Dr. Leo C. Davis, Rev. Harley Downs, Rev. L. E. Eckley, Rev. R. B. Frederick, Dr. Harvey S. Galloway, Dr. C. A. Gibson, Rev. Donald J. Gibson Rev. WaUer B. Greek, RevJ C. Hotton, Rev. Fred J. Hawk, Mr. Charles F. Jacobs, Rev. Robert Jones, Rev. Ross Lee, Rev. O. L. Ma.sh, Mr. Thomas Marks, Rev. E. W. Ma hn Rev. T. E. Martin, Rev. T. T. McCord, Dr. W. M. McGuire, Mr. J. Harlan Milby, Rev. Mark Moore, Rev. Arthur C. Morgan Rev Leslie ParroU Rev. Gene Phillips, Dr. V . S. Purinton, Rev. Geo. H. D. Reader, Rev. Miles A. Simmons, Dr. E. D. Simpson, Rev. Harry T. Stanley, Dr. Donald Starr, Rev. J. Paul Tucker, Dr. Paul Updike, Mr. Myron V alker, Dr. H. W. Reed. I ' if c Six