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r our futures stems in part from livet Nazarene College, founded i the teachings and principles of sus Christ. As Olivetians, but more important, as Christians, we possess a unique hope. Jesus Christ, our Savior and Redeemer, is a friend to see us through the rough times to come; our hope that some day we will no longer be faced with life ' s trials. We trust in Him, our hope in this world of heartache. Let us always thank Him for the sunny side of life, too. It takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow.
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ve up, unvet i azarene college, a pa of our hope for the future. Above right, Milby Clock Tower is part of Olivet ' s beautiful campus. Below left. The Catholic Church serves many community families as well as some Olivet students. Below right, Lakeshore Drive is a marveloi sight for Olivet students to enjoy. It is a place to escape when the pressures seem endless. Far right, The rainbow; a symbol of hope j OLIVET I HAZARE N E G L L E ' ' — -.: The rainbow. A symbol of hope. every aspect of living. The institution stands for more than of that hope. We have all come we will be tomorrow — we are here to learn, to mature, to grow in tomorrow. Olivet has been our shelter and will soon be our sword. What we acquire here at Olivet anc A s word backed with guidance, what God will give us will get the are learning to be victors over defeat. and in what we believe in will see us through our lifetimes. Our hope
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An alumnus of Olivet Nazarene College and Nazarene Theological Seminary, the Rev. Ted Ross Lee came to Olivet as director of alumni in 1970. Later, that was combined with the responsibilities of the director of field services. During that time, he was awarded the Olivet President ' s Staff Member of the Year trophy, and an original Homecoming Plaque was presented to him by the student body in chapel. After serving a one-year pastorate at Trinity Church of the Nazarene in Rochester, New York, he returned to Olivet ' s campus to assume his present office of the Dean of Students and coordinator of chapel. This year he was presented with a Bell ringer award from President Leslie Parrott in the October meeting of the Board of Trustees. As Dean of Students, Rev. Lee has been a guide, a servant, and a friend. His burning desire in th life is to rescue the perishing. ' In daily interaction with the students, Dean Lee strives for harmony in the lifestyles of the college students. His Christian witness is both professional and personal. Through weekend revival
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