Olivet Nazarene University - Aurora Yearbook (Bourbonnais, IL)

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294 Receive Diplomas Ending a college career is only the beginning of a lifetime. The day for which each student aims finally arrived for the class of 1980, on May 25 and 26. Sunday morning ' s Baccalaureate message was delivered by President Leslie Parrott and the message of the evening service was delivered by Dr. Don Gibson, Olivet alumnus. A bright, sunny Monday in the quad set the scene for the commencement exercises where members of the Senior class began journeys into a new chapter of their lives. Surely memories of college days of the years prior to this day crossed the minds of the class of ' 80 as tears, hugs, congratulations, and goodbyes were expressed. 20 I Graduation 1980 —

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Student Activities 19

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Clubs Swing Into New Year On September 9, the foyer of Ludwig Center was lined with booths advertising club membership for interested students. The clubs demonstrated imagination with eye-catchers such as climbing philodendrons and a Wall-Street Journal collage, and their individual purposes. In this way, students became aware of the various organizations and were encouraged to become involved with Olivet ' s activities, thus preparing themselves for future vocations. The winning booth was constructed by Ministerial Fellowship. A. Upcoming activities for the Home Ec Club are pointed out by Jody Conable. B. Patti Nymeyer and Tim Hess recruit Diane Gamble as a fellow athlete for the Varsity Club. C. Perry Jaynes reflects on the accomplishments of a college graduate. D. President Leslie Parrott and Dean Lee award graduates for outstanding achievement. E. Dr. Willis Snowbarger addresses the graduating class of 1980. F. Veterans Jana Crisp and Sandy Chandler draft Beth Mihay as a member of the Business Club. Club Day 21