Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1949 volume:

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This, The moTTo on our college seal, is The epiTome oT The educaTional obiecTives and ideals oT our college -a ChrisTian philosophy oT liTe. a reverence Tor TruTh, The building oT holy characTer. These were, in eTTecT, The words oT our new presidenT in his inaugural address. IT we are To beneTiT Trom The worThy and high ideals oT our college, we musT Talce Tull advanTage oT The opporTuniTies iT provides Our proTessors and The educaTional program, our college pasTor and The religious program, and our exTra-curricular program oT sporTs and social acTiviTies can open The doors which lead To The aTTainmenT oT The well-balanced personaliTy suggesTed above, buT iT is enTirely dependenT upon us wheTher or noT we push Through These doors and aTTain. Behold, l have seT beTore Thee an open door, and no man can shuT iT. BuT oT whaT avail is an open door if we do noT pass Through? We presenT To you The doors oT E.N.C. LeT us pass Through and review anoTher ioyous school year. LeT us pass Through Them in our personal lives and aTTain unTo a ChrisTian philosophy oT liTe, a reverence Tor TruTh, The building oT holy characTer. W ,fl if-Lili X L WW 555' 4-113- 2 -g Z X fx X K ff f V, 44,, X Xf XX, XML . K ff'f'L',1f . ff f JH V lm KK ll! reziiclenf .Spawn A The years have broughf many changes fo ENC.: new buildings, new courses, new faces. Plans have already been made for furfher changes in fufure years. Buf E.N.C. af hearf is fhe same ENC. if has been in fhe pasf. Earnesf young people are given an opporfunify fo pursue a college educafion, professors fake a personal inferesf in each sfudenf, and revival fires sfill burn on our alfars. An alumnus of fhe college affer many years of service as a missionary said fo me, lf is a real fhrill fo come back fo E.N.C. and find a more wholesome, spirifual afmosphere on fhe campus fhan when I was a sfudenff' lf is always comforfing fo hear alumni express confidence in fhe presenf program of E.N.C. lf is equally grafifying fo realize fhaf graduafes of fhe college affer many years of absence from The campus sfill wanf ENC. fo be fhe kind of college fhey remember from fheir sfudenf days. Our fond hope is fhaf every member of fhe class of l949 will be frue fo fhe sfan- dards, fradifions, and ideals of ENC.: fhaf fhere may be such a sfrong bond of com- mon purpose unifing faculfy, adminisfrafion, sfudenf body, and alumni fhaf fogefher we may keep ENC. ever fhe same. QZMLJMWQWW PRESIDENT AND MRS. MANN if v 'z 41 9 ? e 2 af 9. A ! ? Sl X? Z 41 s Z 5 Y Q Z AKRON DISTRICT O L. BENEDUM lS63 Lisbon Slreel, Easl Liverpool, Ohio S. CARMAN lo43 Lee Road. Cleveland I-Ieighls, Ohio D. PALMER QI6 Buclfeye Slreel, Warren, Ohio W. DURIKEE IBS8 Delia Avenue, Alcron, Ohio ALBANY DISTRICT D. SMITH 229 Wesl Rleasanl Avenue, Syracuse 5, N. Y. . E. WILSON 26 Rochelle Slreel, Rochesler, N. Y. MARITIME DISTRICT l-l. MacGREGOR l3l High Slreel, Monclon, N. B., Canada NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT C. ALBRIGI-IT I9 Kenislon Road, Melrose, Massachusells I-I. KAUFFMAN I34 Grand View Avenue, Wollaslon, Massachusells M. SPANGENBERG I78 Ouinobequin Road. Waban, Massachusells W. TURPEL 62 Slale Slreel. New Bedford, Massachusells NEW YORK DISTRICT O. J. FINCI-I 27 Wilson Slreel, Beacon, N. Y. E E. YOUNG IO8-O5 95lh Avenue, Richmond I-lill. N. Y. ONTARIO DISTRICT A. E COLLINS 57 Branl Avenue, Branllord, Onlario. Canada R. F WOODS 83 Ollawa Slreel. No., I-Iamillon, Onlario, Canada PITTSBURGH DISTRICT R. F I-IEINLEIN R.F.D. 7, Box 367. Buller. Pennsylvania A. I-I. ELSEY l4I Tillman Avenue, Johnslown, Pennsylvania M. R. EMERY 25 Franklin Slreel. Warren. Pennsylvania R. M. INGLAND 32 3I E. E 33 F. D. 2 MacDade. Boulevard, Collingdale, Pennsylvania E. C. I4 2 I 2 Meadow Avenue. Charleroi, Pennsylvania WASHINGTON-PHILADELPHIA DISTRICT PARKER J. I-I. O2 Windsor Avenue. Ballimore I6, Maryland GROSSE I I Gainesville S'r..S.E.,I-lillores+.Wasl1inglon, D.C. KETNER WOLF I2 Marlcley Slreel. Norrislown, Pennsylvania ALUMNI REPRESENTATIVES W. 6. ANC-ELL I6 Easl Elm Avenue, Wollaslon, Massachusells I-I. B. WARD l78 Sawyer Slreel, Soulh Porlland, lMaine PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE EDWARD S. MANN 4-I W. Elm Avenue, Wollaslon, Massachusells 06Ll 6! 0 gnlftif i885 THIRD ROW: R. Heinlein, J. Turpel, J. Parker, W. Angell, l'I. Ward, R. Woods, R. Smilh, E. Young, SECOND ROW: A. Elsey, O, Finch, J. MacGregor, F. Kelner, D. Palmer, A. Collins, M. Wilson, L. Durkee, J. Albrighlg FRONT ROW: E. Wolf, M. Emery, L. Spangenberg, E. Mann, O. Benedum, E. Gross, R. Ingland. 1' :rP Cmfmfs . . . Those Who Labor With Us T4 Cur Inner Man ls Fed 24 Along With Our Studies 311 With Fa ir Play As the Standard 56 The Not Yets 68 The Year In Retrospect 92 Now Is The Flour T04 Meet Gur Friends T36 Where We Are From T93 Zode M0 Jagor wifk Ms CMO!! .9 lzcwe def Lefore fkee an olaen of ana! no man can dlzuf if. H -45 X ixwrfxv,-V I X 1 X E S .Q I fin 711 7 f7'1-4, 5 SX EVERETT S. PHILLIPS, A.B., Th.B. Vice-PresidenT O magniTy The Lord wiTh me, and leT us exalT His name TogeTher. EDWARD S. MANN, A.M. BERTHA MUNRO, A.M. PreSider1T Dean of The College, LiTeraTure QW man among 5 flqousand have 1 fgundnll Where your Treasure is, There will your hearT be also. JASPER R. NAYLOR, A.M. J. GLENN GOULD, A.M., D.D. Business Manager, MaThemaTics Theology I have TaughT Thee in The way oT wisdom: Behold My servanT, whom l have chosen, My l have led Thee in righT paThs, beloved, in whom My soul is well pleased. MADELINE N. NEASE, A.B. RegisTrar Consider ThaTl laloored . . . Tor all Them ThaT seelc learning. 16 EDITH F. COVE, Mus.M. VERNON T. GROVES, Ph.D. PianoTorTe, Organ Psychology His TruTh shall be Thy shield and louclclerf' A wise and an underslranding hearT. KENT GOODNOW, A.M. Classical Languages, German Serving The Lord wiTh all humiliTy oT mind. FRED J. SHIELDS, A.M., Ed.M., D.D. Psychology, Sociology A good man ouT oT The good Treasure oT The hearT bringeTh TorTh good Things. MARY K. HARRIS, A.M. S JAMES H. SHRADER, Ph.D. French, Spanish ChemisTry The Lord haTh seT aparT him ThaT is godly The servanT oT The Lord musT be genTle unTo Tor HimselT.' all men, aioT To Teach, paTienT. 17 WILLIAM BABCOCK,A.M. Biology The noble acls which he did, and his greal- ness, They are nol wrillenz lor lhey were very many. ALICE SPANGENBERG, A.M. HARVEY J. S. BLANEY, A.B., B.D. English Biblical Lileralure Wri++en wilh a pen ol iron, and wilh Ihe I will bless Ihe Lord al all limes: I-lis praise poinl ol a diamond. shall conlinually be in my moulhf' LOUISE A. DYGOSKI, A.M. OLIVE BYNON MARPLE, A.B. Speech Piano, Organ Oul' ol lhe abundance of 'rhe hearl 'rhe rnoulh Speech linely framed deliqhlelh lhe ears SpeakeH,Ln MERVEL P. LUNN, A.M. Hislory The palh of lhe iusl' is as The shining Iighl lhal shinelh more and more. . 18 ROLLAND W. PARSONS, M.S. HELEN FRANCIS ROTHWELL, A.M. EcIuca+ion, Direc+or of Physical EcIuca+ion SPanI5h H H The Iruii of Ihe Spirii is Iove, joy, peace A Workman Thai needefh noi Io Ioe ashamed. Iongsmqeringl gemlenessl goodness' qfawhni- ANDREW RANKIN, A.M. Economics WiIh my whoIe heari and wiih my whole soul. ESTHER D. WILLIAMSON Dean of Women, Voice Now abideih faiih, hope, Iove, Ihese Ihreeg buI Ihe greaiesi OI Ihese is love. MEL-THOMAS ROTHWELL,A.M. ' GEORGE J. DELP, S.T.B. Philosophy Greek, Church Hisiory WiIh I-Iim is wisdom and sirengih, He haih KnowIecIge is easy unio him Ihalr under counseI and unciersianclirigf' sIandeIh. 19 EDITH P. GOODNOW, A.M. English Lileralure A word lilly spolcen is like apples ol gold in picrures ol silver. WALLACE DIXON, A.M. .ROBERT H. MAYBURY, A.M. lns'lruc'l'or in Biology Cllem5S'l'l'Y. Physics H ' if d l Jr : G d A prudenr man loolcerh well ro his going. In ieysuiifn my or less my O ELIZABETH McFARLAND, B.S. in P. S. Mus. MIRIAM PARK, Ecl.lv1. Music English Lei us lherelore follow eller lhe Things which ,, L make for peaceg, To be spirilually minded is lile and peace. WILBUR H. MULLEN, A.B., Th.B. Theology Wisdom Jrhal is from above is pure, peace- able, genile, lull ol mercy and good lruils, wilhoul parlialily, and wilhour hypocrisy. 20 EVANGELOS SOTERIADES, A.M., B.S. CHARLES W. AKERS, A.B. Librarian Hisiory He +ha+ humbleih himself shall lee exalledf' Wha+soever ihy hand iindelh io do, do ii wilh lhy migh'r. LUTHER E. TYSON, A.B., S.T.B. Sociology 'For as The men is, so is his sirenglhf' HADRIAN LECHNER, A.M. Physics He was a leurning and a shining light FRANCES ALLEN.. B.S. CALVIN MAYBURY, B.S. Chemisiry, Review Maihemaiics Chemisiry A merry heeri doelh good like a medicine' l shell give ihee ihe healhen for Jrhine in heriiancef' 21 GRACE UMSTEAD, A.B. Assisiani' in Music l will sing unlo +l1e Lord as long as I live. o o o c ..X4C!l'l'lll'llfftl ClfilUe Elilabefh Young Grace Banham Mary Rankin Secrelary lo The Presidenl' Sec. lo The Vice-Presidenl Employmenl' and Service Manager Lawrence Moore Claudine Gardiner, R.N. Frank Bowers Bookkeeper College Nurse Food Service 'Manager 22 'wwww-vw I This wcn'T hurfl Philosoohefs son No unemploymenf here! Righf af home Zs Xfff 4, 1 A, W Q44 if gf .-w 5. 6. 7. 8. -vfv---- -U wwf' X , . 155 5 615 '- ls Mfg: L -f' 5 , 44. BSU. 0 Xi 5 dw Q aw ,gl . Q W , x 1 N , f f ' 1 f X Q f' f WWNA ,,... , -.aura-I ...,.,-.1 Rrrh rrrh . .. rrrh . . Off The record Whaf do I do abou? fhis? Salad fonighf? ,W I V , K.. A xl tv Qur ,gnner Wan id SQL! we Lac! oloeneo! fine aloof' o!!aifA S 9 . 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JI ' f K, , L 1 ' y :-Ut-fry' Hawk. 25g --fi. free- - A4 f VI? fi X453 - y u .,-11 .. -Lv- i1 4.1 iii, iff, ,-,,,,,, ZIJ, , ,-y?, :-5, - K . 1 W, ' ' 'I 453 glee Cofkge irifiionary ociefy HOSPITAL CHOIR The disseminaTion oT missionary knowledge among The sTudenTs, and The enlisTmenT oT consecraTed lives Tor The spread oT The Gospel oT Tull salvaTion ThroughouT The world. This, The obiecT oT The College Missionary SocieTy, gave impeTus To iTs acTiviTies. Zeal . . . Two inspiring chapel services . . . presenTaTion oT The various mission Tields aT weekly prayer meeTings . . . sending The Camera To missionary alumni . . . ChrisTmas cards To mission schools in ATrica and Japan . . . all These acTiviTies were carried on in a zealous manner wiTh The obiecT oT The socieTy consTanTly in view. Diligence . . . Under The leadership oT iTs sincere, hard-working presidenT, Berge Naja- rian, The College Missionary SocieTy has leTT an imprinT on The liTe oT ENC. which will long be remembered. CooperaTion . . . The cooperaTing oTTicers were Marion Kish, vice-presidenT7 Rebecca Skidmore, secreTary-Treasurerg William Tib- beTTs and Douglas Alexander, members-aT- large. lnsighT . . . Professor Alice Spangenberg, TaculTy adviser, provided insighT inTo The needs oT The Tield, parTicularly in Japan. Accomplished . . .The obiecT oT The socieTy, To spread missionary knowledge. The Prison Farm aT Beverly . . . BosTon missions . . . Quincy CiTy l-lospiTal . . . The Old Folks' l-lome . . . The Good SamariTan Children's l-lospiTal . . . all have TelT The im- pacT oT The purpose oT The EvangelisTic As- sociaTion as sTaTed in iTs consTiTuTion, To ma- niTesT The burden Tor souls in acTive work. Perhaps The greaTesT endeavor was in The missions where down-and-ouTers have been given new hope Through The Gospel oT ChrisT. Thus The presidenT, Alvin Lawhead. expresses The EvangelisTic AssociaTion's work in carrying ouT iTs purpose Tor This year. OTher oTTicers were: Marvin Joy, vice-presidenT: Cla- ra Rogers, secreTaryg Gene SmiTh, Treasurer. Under The cooperaTion oT The members wiTh The oTTicers, and The inspiraTion oT iTs TaculTy adviser, Rev. E. S. Phillips, The EvangelisTic As- sociaTion also organized Three choirs Tor This year. These choirs represenT noT so much acTual soul-seeking as They do service in good works indicaTive oT good spiriTual healTh. and, gUange66ficJ45d0ciafi0n A. LAWHEAD, E.A. B. NAJARIAN, C.M.S C SECOND ROW: R. Skidmore, F. Dodson, Mrs. Maybury, adviser, I. Lonqg FRONT ROW: M. Brown, N. Vidr. Facully nighl wilh Professor Naylor. . . farmers' nighl . .. rwins' nighl . , . nurses' nighi . . . wairresses nigh? . , . a new slanl for maximum par- liciparion. The spirirual emphasis was kepl high by presidenl Carroll Bradley, vice-presidenl Evelyn Gibson, chorisrer Roger Wil- liams, pianisr Paul Lick, secre- 'lary-lreasurer E.J Bruce, mem- bers-af-large Douglas Alexan- der, Ollie Black, Doris Young, and Lois Andrews, and coun- sellor Dr. J. Glenn Gould. Y.P.5 Missionary emphasis was sfrenglhened by 'lhe work ol: The Young Women's Foreign Missionary Sociery. Inspira- lional Sunday all-ernoon pray- ermeerings kepr our minds alerr ro Jrhe needs of lhe various fields. Officers of The sociery were: Nelda Vidr, presidenl: Becky Skidmore, vice-presidenh Iris Long, secrefaryg Marilyn Brown, lreasurerg Florabelle Dodson, superinlendenr of publicarion. Mrs. Roberr Maybury was adviser. SECOND ROW: P. Lick, D. Alexander, C. Bradley, R. Williams, FRONT ROW: O. Black, D. Young, E, Bruce, E. Gibson, L. Andrews. The acguainling ol lhe minislerial sludenl wilh paslor- al problems. This purpose was carried our by such our- slanding guesl spealcers as Dr. Sydney Powell, paslor of Tre- monl Temple, who spolre on lhe subiecl, Fools lor Chrisl's Sake. Socially . . . a harnburg Try. The ollicers were: presidenl, Floyd Flemming: vice-presi- denl, Jerry Doudsg and secre- lary-lreasurer, Clara Rogers. Cappella llhnir THIRD ROW' R. Grosse, Z. Dohanian, G. Hilgar, R. Cribbis, J. Burlon, H. Wells, H. Smilh, C. Bradley, P. Lockharl, W. Lusk, E. Thompson, J. Duncan, W. Blachly, A. Sliefelg SECOND ROW: F. Dodson, B. Naylor, B. Hodges, C. Keys, N. Vidl, T. Fry, M. Groves, L. Allen, M. Maybury, L. Andrews, C. Brodhead, L. Henry, R. Friend, C, Waymang FRONT ROWt A. Ward, E. Colby, E. Smilh, F. Rogers, R. MCC-ill, H. Darling, Profes- sor Williamson, R. Campbell, R, Bailey, 6. Oddo, B. Feil, E. Smilh, H. Nease. THIRD ROW: Cr. Teague, W. Tibbells, J. Jaclison, E. Haner, F. Hilfz, E. Fliger, C. Coller, P. Lockharl, R. Bula, N. McLain, R. Lulzg SECOND ROW: P. Yamada, R. McNeely, P. Slorey, P. Neal, B. Granl, R, Jonei, R. Bruce, D, Halhaway, A. Swifl, C. Keys, W. James, B. Naiariang FRONT ROW: B. Berry, L. Mullen, A. Sliefal C. Rogers, Dr. Gould, F. Flemming, A. Lawhead, W. Blachly, H. Cooper, P. Kauffman. Student inisterial ssnciatinn He pul' a song in my hearlf' The A Cappella Choir gave expression lo This song in rheir role in lhe presenlalion of excerpls from Handel's Me:- siah and also in daily concerls while 'rouring lhe Easfern Edu- calional Zone. Acling ollicers ol lhe choir were Har:ld Dar- ling, presidenlg Regina McGill, secrelary-lreasurery Russell Bai- le', librarian: and Ray Camp- bell, business manager. THIRD ROW: R. Clark, R. Hood, M. Clark, M. Benneff, Gi. Gribben, R.Ooodnow, R. MacDonald, E. Fliger, D. Sfahl, R. Henck, F. Parkyn, W. Wingefg SECOND ROW: F. Pinkerfon, P. Bowlbv, R. Gibson, D. Cubie, A. Kushner, L. Howland, F. Debar, W. Wallace, K. Klingerman, L. LaVigne, H. Cooper, K. Alcorn, FRONT ROW: E. Shoff, J. McClung, D. Heckman, R. Vifelker, Professor Williamson, R. Gery, W. Wolfe, W. Smifh, R. Freely, A. Oddo. Asaph Ehnir Make a ioyful noise unfo fhe Lord. Firm believers in fhese words, fhe Miriams as- sisfed in fhe presenfafion of excerpfs from Handel's Mes- siah, sang in neighboring churches, and gave a spring recilal. The officers were: Marian Pauli, presiclenf: Evelyn Gib- son, secrefary-freasurer: and Alice Jean Shoff, librarian. The iriams Sing forfh fhe honor of His name. To follow fhis exhorfa- fion The Asaphs assisfed in fhe presenfafion of excerpfs from HandeI's Messiah and also presenfed an evening program. The officers were: presidenf, W. Wallace: vice-presidenf, W. Fader: secrefary-freasurer, W. Parks. THIRD ROW: E. Parsons, J, Bedell, B. Sfowell, A. Washburn, C. Brickley, M. Pauli, E. Smith, S. Beffs, P. Tuffle, R. Whife, L. Gibbs, SECOND ROW: E. Takala, S. Nichols, J. Schlaifzer, R. Walfon, S. Dell, A. Shoff, O, Whife, E. Leasure, G. Perry, A. Griffifh, A. Waffs, R. Skidmore: FRO NT ROW: M. Tyler, D. Young, O Black, E. Gibson, Professor Williamson, I. Long, P. Peoples, M. Bradley, D. Young. 30 Yxyyiaa DARLING MclLWAlN YODER BAILEY ALTON BY5 B11 ALLEN U E. SMETH C.-3. ODDO B. STOWELL A. SHOFF f X M fS0 TS. wi W' Wg Za , if 7 X f ,, f . ff f fi BU RTON Ladies' Tun 511555 I m R, w N B. Fell. f P B .GMBH L. ANDREWS ' OWLBY W f J. UMSTEAD L. ANDER y ER C. ' , V, J. Ckalaef .gzruicezi Variely . . . inspiralion, inlormalion, in- slruclion, advice! The chapel services Jrhis year furnished us wilh more lhan enlerlainmenl. Inspiring messages by The evangelisls Dr. Powers, Rev. Morris Wilson, and Dr. Jessop caused us lo draw nearer lo Chrisl. Vice- Presidenl Phillips and Professor Rolhwell gave us imporlanl spirilual inslruclion. Presidenl Mann included advice of spirilual nafure in his chapel lallcs. A midsemesler mes- sage Jro improve Jrhe use of our lime in sludy and devolion. Do il now! Nalional economy, sloclc marlcel predic- lions, slalislics for rhe ladies. Dr. Leonard Spangenberg presenled an enlighlening lec- lure on lhe slalus of our naiional economy. Oh, yes, lhere was Professor -l'yson's mes- sage on N.S.F. l-lis Soulhern brogue had us ballled for a while bul we soon learned lo undersland and appreciale. A year lo be remembered for ils valuable enlighlening chapel services Back io Class MRS. LOUISE CHAPMAN DR. L. M. SPANGENBERG FAIRY CHISM REV. JAMES E. HUNTON DR. HARDY C. POWERS REV. MORRIS WILSON an avian 5 Opening convenlion . . , Rev. James l-lunlon ol Soulh Porlland, Maine. lnspiralional mes- sages from God and from The hearl ol lhe preacher. A good slarl for Jrhe school year. Fall revival . . . Dr. Powers' hearl-searching messages characlerized by lhe slraighllors ward manner of lhe spealcer. Praclical appli- calion ol The Gospel lo everyday living. The Jrrue lesl ol religion: Does il perlorm lhe lunc- lion lhal il was purposed lo perform? Re- sulls . . . souls praising God lor new-lound viclory. Second semesler . . . Opening convenlion -Rev. Morris Wilson slirred our hearls wilh lhe simplicily ol Jrhe Gospel he preached. Many souls relurned lo our Fa+her's house. Shouls of viclory heard across campus. Spring revival . . . Dr. l-larry Jessop. Gould Memorial Leclures and revival scenes and in- spiring messages by Dr. Jessop. Truly a year lo be remembered lor lhe spirilual blessings beslowed. DR. HARRY E. JESSOP ALR, 'MMA UW ,Singh 6jX4lfl6!6UQl y0l'lQ 5f00J6Lf ik? JOOIA. H xi?-my 1 .J ill!!! my 'Hi ' N , RX IT J vi Q QQ? wi , QXXX A gg -Zig W ax X x ,iw KW V! X3 :R SS Q ! S! x Z H , Qgww X f' ,WW Q2 X - ! I f 5,129 f SECOND ROW: Z. Dohanian, P. Neal, K. Yoder, D. Roberls, Professor Rolhwellg FRONT ROW: N. McLain, V. Merclwanl, lvl. Elo, H. Rickey. Presidenl' Neale McLain Vice-Presiclenr Violelr lvlerclmanl Represenlalives-al-large lvlilsulco Elo, Paul Neal Senior Represenlafive Faillq Flallmway Junior Represen+a'rive Kennellw Yoder Sophomore Rerpresenlalfive Zaven Dolmanian 36 .Si Jeni Freshman Represenlafive Howard Rickey Academy Represenlalive Doris Roberls Faculfy Adviser Mel-Thomas Rollmwell ACTING OFFICERS Treasurer Zaven Dolmanian Secrelary Doris Roloerls Wednesday . . . 9 p.m .... Room 2l . . . meeTing will now come To order. . . a TervenT prayer Tor divine guidance. . .anoTher STudenT Council meeTing. - l d h' oT Neale lvlcl.ain, several Under The enTerprising ea ers ip changes were aTTecTed. To permiT new oTTicers To Tamiliarize Them- selves wiTh Their duTies beTore assuming oTTice, The elecTion oT maior oTTicers was moved To an earlier daTe in The school year. EnThusiasm and cooperaTion have been The lceynoTes oT The coun- cil's acTiviTies. The resulTs were such delighTTul inferludes as lvlazie's parTies, lvliTzi's pepper-poT acTiviTies, and Ken's sTudenT angle . The primary consideraTion oT The council has been To recognize The responsibiliTy oT The sTudenT leaders concerning The spiriTual Tone oT The college. ln all acTiviTies we musT have His presence: we musT seek To gloriTy Him. oun i COUNCIL PROJECT NEALE McLAlN Presidenf l 3 7 THIRD ROW: A. Brown, H. Cooper, A. Odclo, D. Wise, F. Parkyn, W, Winger, Z, Dohanian, R. Maywood, C. Urnsreadg SECOND ROW: Dean Munro, D. Jones, Professor Naylor, E. Haner, W. Blachly, R. Gooclnowg FRONT ROW: E. Smilh, R. Allen, M. Emery, B. Palmer, E. Srniih, C. Bruce. Eclilor-in-Chief Everell Haner Associale Edilor Wesley Blaclily Lilerary Edilor Rulli Allen Religious Edilor Arlliur Brown Sporls Eclilor Zaven Dolianian Fealure Eclifor Becky Palmer Club Edilor Evangeline Smirlw Plwolography Eclilor Eleanor W. Smilli Personalily Skelch Edilor Barbara Flemming Slalislics Eclilor Delberl Wise Slari Wrilers Consiance Bruce, Henry Cooper, Marilyn Emery, Marjorie Hall, Violel Merclwanl 38 .748 Slaff Pholographer Fred Parkyn Darkroom Technician Anllnony Oddo Slaff Arlisl' Wilfred Winger Slaff Secrelary Rullw Ackerman Typisls Eleanor Bernard, Rulb Maywood Office Boy Bobby Mann Business Manager DeRand Jones Assislanl' Business Manager Roberl Goodnow Adverlising Manager Gene Srniilw Assislanl' Aclverlising Manager Clair Umslead Lilerary Adviser Berllia Munro Business Adviser J. R. Naylor LisTs . . . picTures . . . more lisTs . . . wriTe- ups . . . sTacks oT leTTers , . .Tull wasTe-baskeTs . . . a busy NauTilus sTaTT geTs under way. ConTusion was The order oT The day. AT TirsT iT was only in our minds, buT as our green- ness wore OTT iT Tilled The enTire room wiTh phoTographs, copy, skeTches, dummy sheeTs, Telephone nickels, leTTers To prospecTive ad- verTisers, and posTage sTamps. The Tops oT The desks were seldom, if ever, visible despiTe bulging Tiles. And This wasn'T due To The room being a man's world This year! Through all The conTusion The masTer plan and keynoTe oT The book could be deTecTed aufigfzfi DERAND JONES Business Manager 39 only by Those in The know . Then began The long and arduous Task oT recasTing wriTe-ups To conTorm To The sTyle oT The book, choosing snapshoTs, hounding Tardy sTaTT wriTers, plan- ning lay-ouTs, over-working The sTudenT phoTo- grapher, unlosing The losT business manager whenever he enTered The BosTon maze. The drain on midnighT oil was heavy, buT evenTual- ly The conTusion was reduced To order. Dead- lines came and wenT. l-lard work? Oh, yes! BUT Through iT all was The Thrill oT perTorming a Task well and giving you, The sTudenTs oT ENC, a NauTilus ThaT we Think is Tops! EVERETT HAN ER EcliTor-in-Chief SECOND ROW: C. Bruce, L. l-lenry, J. Gave-'H', E. Bennelf, J. Barclner, A. Oddo, Z, Dohanian, A. Sliefel, F. Dinkerron, M. Tuslin, S. Dell, W. Smilhg FRONT ROW: J. Bloye, M. Hall, B. Palmer, S. Wool, Professor Spangen- berg, L. Mullen, E. Smifh, R. Allen, C. Keys, C. DeRemer, jk? 66114110016 Edilor-in-Chief Laurence Mullen Associale Eclilor Evangeline Smilli F-earure Edilor Ruin Allen Alberl Slielel Mariorie l-lall Religious Eclilor Makeup Edilor Sporls Edilors Eileen Albriglwl, Sieve Wool Columnisls Becky Palmer, Neale McLain Reporlers Rullm Ackerman, Belly Bennell, Jean Bloye, Connie Bruce, Zaven Dolwanian, Rulli Oxley, Franklin Pinkerlon, Elaine Ran- som, Janel Sclilailzer, Mary Sloller, Maloel Tuslin 40 Business Manager Kennelln Yocler Assislanl Manager Russell Bailey Secrelary Janice Gaveli Arlisl Linwood l-lenry Pl1o'l'ograpl'1er Anllwony Oclolo Typisls Shirley Dell, Elsie l-lilyard, Eileen l-lorne, Wilma Smillw Facully Adviser Professor Alice Spangenberg Camera is ouTl The shouT echoes down The halls oT Munro l-lall, The Mansion, or Memorial Hall and is soon Tollowed by oh's and ah's oT appreciaTion and bursTs oT laughTer. The Campus Camera sTaTT relaxes. Business manager Ken Yoder wiTh his assisTanTs is sTill geTTing The papers ouT, buT ediTor Larry Mullen has gone To bed early To geT a Tull nighT's resT Tor once. AnoTher Camera is ouT and There is yeT a week beTore The nexT dead- line wiTh iTs headaches and TranTic, lasT-minuTe checlcs. Monday was our planning nighT. This year The Campus Camera was connecTed wiTh a new I-hour journalism class, College News PracTice. WiTh ProTessor Spangenberg, our TaculTy adviser, The sTaTT discussed The Camera plans and learned To be beTTer iournalisTs. lWe hopell AnoTher new TeaTure This year was The l-laTs OTP' column. IT proved a success and we came To like our Ii++Ie man so poliTely Tip- ping his derby. The Council Chamber was anoTher new column wriTTen by STudenT Council presidenT Neale McLain. Utlflfl Qlf'6l KENNETH YODER LAURENCE MULLEN Business Manager Edii-0r-in-Cl1ief 41 While searching for a Theme, our l949 Green Book sTaff menTally dug inTo The minds of The freshman class. There we found one ele- menT common To every sTudenT, The desire To discover God's Trufh. We envisioned This common elemenT in The personage of The Forfy-niner and made This hardy individual The Theme of our Green Book. The sfaff felT ThaT we freshmen are Chrisfian forfy-niners, miners of God's Trufh. ln This role, iT is our duTy and desire To dig God's TruTh from among The deceiving fool's gold of false docfrines and To give The Pure meTal To The poverfy-sfricken world. We have our Tools, The map of God's Word and The shovel of prayerg now we're sfaking our claims in ChrisTian learning. The Green Book was dedicaTed fo Miriam Park, a ChrisTian pioneer who has found God's FLOYD JOHN I Edifor gold and longs To give her wealfh To Those in oTher lands. SECOND ROW: E. Hilvard, W. McClung, F. John, B. Robinson, A. Seamans, A. Oddo, C. Brodhead, R. Walfong FRONT ROW: R. Friend, M. Onev, N. Reed, M. Brown, S. Jones, G. Perry, O. WhiTe. SECOND ROW: C. Keys, D. Relfer, P. Lockharf, l-l. Parry, L. Wallcins, F. Dominguesg FRONT ROW: J. Giles, M. Jones, E. Albrighl, Professor Naylor, N. Vidl, M. Emery. Baslcelball referees from oulside , upfro- dale engraving on all alhlelic lrophies, and a growing Au+orna'ric Scoreboard Fund bore able wilness lo an aclive N Club. This pro- gram was linanced by lhe sale ol baslcelball season liclcels. Membership is by eleclion on Jrhe basis ol alhlelic abilily, sporlsmanship, Jroamworlc, and Characler. A minimum ol lhrce semeslers al E.N.C. is also required. This year lhe club lunclrioned under lhe leadership ol Clillord Keys, presidenlg Eileen Albright vice-presidenlg Nelda Vidl, sec- reraryg and Frank Domingues, lreasurer. MW CALL ., ,N ,f r. A r , f 2 A arg 1, cfs ,wx 4,9 J . , f'f4i,,fN gs.. xc. fr V WQ'?1f Z A A ZW WV 'X f 1 fl u s -L.. fe-1 zws. Q Y Y 2 ' QW asf wi f Q 2' J' - :f ,. X ' N X YN, 5 ., - ' F . .f 'f 'Q 'h '4:Ka'f 7143, : ' WSP: 'WAR .1 mf f X Iv S7 ff A f W -1 QM 1 Keys jf'-.. as A sk r MQ- -f iff we N ,' '2 544 ' 'ff Q' ' fa i 4 3 ff f 2 Z 2 M ' 'S if 'Q f f? rs? 'M fzf Q f 2 ,- 'S-.511 ff ff ,Q if ZW ,Q ,. ,, faves' A-4, , LX wm,,,M,,..f . 3 , 'O iv .f5'N T ' , F ' ff i . . ...rf 1, , f ' Nm 4 J 215,124-1 X' Q MVN, 1 4 - f . is igzrsfw-' .1 '- 4 ,4 3 2 a .- 4 F , Jef? . sf, s 77' - W, , z M. kwa., , , f f f f- W , f 'Z M fl' i ,gfygf 1 - C 'Q '- , Q V L, f I, ,Wu . -4 0 Q. , fy t :-.Vw V ' eggs CLIFFORD KEYS Presidenl' EE W is l M i ,I ,Z l i F l. E. l 3 v X ,-xx., AMN ws. ff 1 Hrs ww :me -Q 1.. ?,,,,g ROBERT JONES Presidenf 6t! i 1 , Wm I Rush Day - GeT on The Beam . . . Tog- horn . . . and TiTTy-five new sTudenTs came in on The beam To The haven provided by The DelTa lighThouse. Did you see John Bruce malcing ThaT Toghorn Tog? PresidenT Bob Jones lceIoT The socieTy spiriT aT a high level despiTe The dearTh oT TooTball TalenT. l-le was ably aided by The man wi+h The beard - l-larvey Nicholson. lmpresario Paul Lick showed us anoTher TaceT of The versaTile DelTas - has anyone seen Mr. Balogh? And Those spiriTed DelTa girls - c:an'T you sTill hear Them? Come on, gold! Come on, blue! Raise ThaT score - We're baclc of youl d io The campus The ambilious Kappas relurne lo Tull of Jrheir usual evidenl enlhusiasm J lasf Sepfem er and sociely spiri ' h immediaie alienlion. Jr. Rush Day plans received T eir , 4 has The Kappa Rush Day looolh, a real, live band? A 43 gg, wagon, sparlcled wilh originaliiy and Jraleml. The MM 'f,'i'?T,ff T siren moles of The band lwhen if could be heardl VW! -W aliracied as a reward for Jrheir ellloris 55 new f we siudenls. A s As a versalrile lalenied and s ' 'Jr d lh T I iiii Tw. ' ' . TNT e groupf . G T ' Kappas were a real challenge in all fields of achvily. ,T .H 38' 9 Oulsiandirig in sporls, graced by Jraleml and righl- eous zeal, The Kappas can proudly shout 'r is : ii . - iiii' Q1 :'A ' -4' -T Smiles- loss or viclory, X ie e f ii'1 M, Vvvq, Qs ' Deaf KGPPGS- hail! CLIFFORD KEYS Presidenf ff -- . W, . T. J i l XX.,,.,-,N , bm., ., I HM 1 , . .mf '..,VNL'-,X asf 45 MX! ,f-' Coe-coo!!! Coo-coo!l! . . . Now is The hour To join The Sigmas. Keep in sTep wiTh E.N.C.'s acTiviTies by sTepping up To The cuckoo cloclc and punching your Time card wiTh The Sigma SocieTy . . . Rush Day. . . . Well rounded aThleTic program . . . ouT- ings . . . Friday nighT program . . . all These conTribuTed To uncovering, developing, and employing The physical, menTal, and spiriTual TalenTs oT over a hundred E.N.C.ers. l-lighlighTs oT The year were Mrs. Lewis as The schoolrnarm oT SaTire on a CounTry School , The Sigma-sponsored aTTer-dinner prayer meeTings under chaplain Bill Varian, and - oh yes! - lchabod advising The se- cond-semesTer sTudenTs, l-landsome or OTher- wise, Join The Sigmasf' All aboard Jrhe Zela Express, non-slop To success was our inilial call To aclion This year. Amidsl Jrhe clamor of voices and ring- ing ol bells many new sludenls climbed aboard 'rhe Green and Gold Express. New horizons of inlelleciualily, spirilualiiy, and sociabilily were scanned. Commillee meelings, scripls, casls, lasl minule changes, and rehearsals all wenl inlo our annual sociely program, which was en- lilled, An Album of Aulumn Love . The boys' loofball leam came lhru wilh a no-lose record. A handsome coal-ol-arms, slamped on cerlilicales of membership. was presenled To each member. l'leave! I - l-lol ! were familiar sounds on Jrhe spring boar hip- mosjrly l-leaves !l Yes, The Zelras wilnessed anolher inleresl- packed year ai E.N.C. EDWARD THOMPSON Presldeni' l 47 L. A 4 I ,A 1 . , lv ew- f ,gr ., QQ Eff f f f M a-Wg, Q. . ' H f f.,' f X V SECOND ROW: B. Naiarian, A. Sfiefel, H. Cooper, B. Grant R. SrniTh, M, Primrose, C. Brown, F. HaThaway, R. McGill, E. Garclnerg FRONT ROW: E. Colby, C. Gardner, E. SmiTh. V, Balwif, Dean Munro, N. Newfon, M. Park, E, SmiTh, R. Allen, E. WiTmer. HU UH SU IETY l x gl ff 4.1. K 9 9 - - .3 , ' ' X p V ' -' , - X 1 f , v Q ' N, I .li 'ik -'A' V HU Q' f .., 1 - - k,, -- X For The kingdom oi heaven is as a man Travelling inTo a Tar counTry, who called his own servanTs, and delivered unTo Them his goods. And unTo one he gave Tive TalenTs, To anoTher Two, and To anoTher one: To every man according To his several abiliTy: and sTraighTway Took his journey. Then he Thaf had received The Tive TalenTs wenT and Traded wiTh The same, and made Them oTher Tive TalenTs. And likewise he ThaT had received Two, he also gained Two . . . ATTer a long Time The lord oT Those serv- anTs comeTh, and reckoneTh wiTh Them . . . And he said, 'Well done, good and TaiTh- Tul servanT: Thou hasT been TaiThTul over a Tew Things: I will make Thee ruler over many Things. Conscience-whaf is il? Characferislic of The Think- ers were fheir queslioning affifude, fheir insafiable curi- osify, and fheir never-ending quesf for frufh. To help encourage more persislenf and correcf fhinlcing abouf life's frue values. club members presenfed fheir orig- inal analyses of philosophical problems. Acfiviries were clirecfed by George Teague, presiclenl: Paul Barlch, vice-presidenfg and Ronald Bula, secrefarylrreas- urer. f X X .f , ,, I . ,. gg .f,4,,:f,nWW, TJ! W Q fix. '1i 5fE3 sEcoND ROW: J. Bruce, F. John, N. McLain, E. Fiiger, E. Hamer, R. Hufche-On, B. Naiafian, rreorvr R Q v L. Mullen, R. Bula, 6. Teague, Professor Rofhwell, P. Barfch, C. DeRemer, A ci ' , X K A 5 if f B P h I UWIIH l USU ICH UIIIH I I ' 4 A .' ff l f f 1 vp' L 1, .4 .f ml of A 4 X , N it I ...ftixix ,,,E.9b-S usu: u M y ll ' fl l RD ROW: J. Parker, D. Heckman, D. Lockharf, R. Welker, G. Gribben, F. Debar, R. Gery, L. Henry, f Xl 'H C Brodheadg SECOND ROW: B. Douglas, M. Kiersfead, D. Reinharf, L. Gilmore, R. Bailey, A. Shoff, L. Gibbs, l A Waffs, P. Yamada, FRONT ROW: E. Bigelow, J. McClung, E. Smifh, Professor Cove, Professor Williamson, E shoff, B. Hudon o. where. my- .wry .F X - fi .V X A falenf program . . . in- ferprefafion of l'ldI'1d9l.S Mes- siah . . . a musical quiz pro- gram - fhese were acfivifies parficipafed in by E. N. C.'s up-and-coming Farnsworfhs and Baloghs, who sfrove fo be good lisleners and crifics as well as performers. Acfivifies were direcfed by Eleanor F. Smifh, presiclenfq Emily Bige- low, vice-presidenf: Jaclc Mc- Clung, secrefary: and Edward Shoff, freasurer. Keenly inferesfed in currenf evenfs, lhe l-lisfory club con- ducfed a fimely open forum on presidenfial possibilifies iusl before fhe November elecfion. Special inleresf in Revolufion- ary hisfory led lhe group fo visif Boslon's hisforical shrines. Acfivifies were direcfed by Eleanor W. Smifh, presidenfg Roberf Woodward, vice-presi- denf: and Sleve Wool, secre- fary-freasurer. 4544 eg I zrgqgfye img I 4 -- T MK. if L. Q Hhzkfi , . , , 0.3! Z xx SECOND ROW: G. Triveff, W. Wallace, D. Hilkerf, A. Seamans, D, Jones, J. Graves, K. Hill, C. Eisenbise, E' A J, Bricker, FRONT ROW: J. Scoff, R. Bruce, S. Wool, R. Woodward, Professor Lunn, E. Smifh, F, VanWinkle, 1.1Hf,::f. Q7 ff, E. Henck, M. Tyler. ??'5QQ::u57-14 new l I I I - mg A I if lslnrlca IJIIIET 11 .K- Y A T if ,,, ., 'N ' ' Q fl , .1 1 , N l ' I -X ' r I Q I ZC . 309' . ,if . -,J Slern schoolmarms a n d schoolmasfers of fomorrow be- haved in quife un-pedagogical fashion al fheir hilarious fall social. The group fhis year pro- duced a recorded scripf for fhe film enfiflecl Sfudenf Teacher Training af E. N. C. Acfivifies were direcfed by Franklin Pinkerfon, presidenfg 1 Violef Balwif, vice-president Dorofhy Young, secrefary: and Beniamin Sfahl, Treasurer. Fulure Teachers' ssnlziatinn FOURTH ROW: V. Balwif, M. Ewing, F. Pinkerfon, W. Caldwell, J. McClung, P. Basham, B. Sfahl, J. Worfham R. Campbell, R. Hood, G, Hilgar, J. Bricker, W. Wolfe, D. MacCaIlurn, M, Carnobasg THIRD ROW: N. Newlon, H. Schindler, E. Wray, M. Dickenson, P. Keifh, P. McKenney, M. Sfaples, A. Kinney, M, Groves B. Boozell, l. Long, B. Feil, Professor Parsons, Professor Groves, S. Hill, P. MacPherson, B. Christensen M. Maybury, L. McGill, L. Tokarski, O. Black, A. Merriffs, E. Wifmer, SECOND ROW: L. Anderson, B. Naylor J. Brake, Lorna Allen, Doris Young, FRONT ROW: M. Elo, D. Mulgrew, D. Young, F. Miller, B. Gracey F. Rogers, C. Bruce, W. Huber, R. McGill, M. Musnug, A. Waffs, M. Merchanf. Surgery . . . surgery. Especially inreresled in ex- pressing and gralilying lheir inleresr in subiecls dealing wilh lhe medical profession, The lulure docs viewed mov- ies o-n malaria and ampulalion. The group also corresponded wirh a large number of med- ical schools. Officers were Joe Songer, presidenl: William Lusk, vice- presidenlg and Carroll Ginler, secrelary. x . .Z 1 ',, SECOND ROW: A. Neal, E. Thompson, R. Campbell, W. Mikulec, T. Sleffens, R, MacDonald, J. Graves, A. Mcllwain, A. Oddo, W. Smilh, P. Gray, FRONT ROW: H. Gavel, A. Esselslyn, C. Ginrer, J. Songer, W. K Lusk, D. Darsch, G. Wagslaff, E. Ramsey, J. Haiqhr, W. Goff, R. Jackson. L' ' 1 P rr I x.. UIIIH .HS THE' H ICH X J- ' wi l merican alure Stud Susie FOURTH ROW: B. Gracey, J. Gavilr, W. Tibbefls, D. Wise, D. Darsch, H. Nicholson, R. Hood, R. MacDonald R. Knepper, J. Babcock, W. McClung, J. Gardiner, F. Huna, P. Lick, E. Thompson, J. Slanlong THIRD ROW F. Rogers, B. Chrislensen, G. Oddo, R. Grosse, C, Ginrer, C. Hasellon, A. Oddo, G. Mann, C. Keys, N Copeland, N. Beach, G. Wagsraff, C. Brickley, G. Crawford, L. Andrews, J. Haighf, E. Ramsey, C. Hill SECOND ROW: E. Gibson, E. Gardiner, R. McGill, W. James, G. Hilgar, W. Huber, Professor Babcock, J Sanger, M. Tuslin, M. Jones, P. Basham, F. Pinkerlon, E. Croucher, R. Maywood, S. Hunl, FRONT ROW: D. Mulgrew, B. Gardiner, R. Oxley, H. Gavel, M. Oney, V. Sumner, M. Sova, H, Schindler, R. Tuslin, B. Herringlon, l. Leasure, R. Skidmore, l. Long, D. Young. K x Labeling campus rrees, de- veloping narure lrails in lhe Blue Hills, and making ana- lomical charls and models were proiecls ol E. N. C.'s newly organized chapler ol lhe American Narure Sludy Sociely. The enlhusiaslic group, led by Joe Songer, elzleclively combined bolh recrealion and educalion in riarure srudy. Olher officers were Mabel Tus- lin, vice-presidenlg Wilda Hu- ber, secrelary: and Gilberl Hilgar, lreasurer. -Q ' Rv! Y BBEPJZ SJ' six 1 ? Y I l N Purchasing Shakespeare and poetry records, viewing con- temporary literature as inter- pretative of modern sociolog- ical, psychological and philo- sophical problems, and keep- ing the bulletin board filled with timely items were activi- ties of the Literature Club, as well as a pilgrimage to local literary shrines. The club was led by Phoebe Peoples, president: Ruth Allen, vice-president: Frances Dor- sett, secretary-treasurer: and Becky Palmer, program chair- man. gs . ,off of . ' A , Q .. ,X ,,.., f .. ,. ,aw , THIRD ROW: M. Dickinson, M. Park, P. McKenney, W. Wolfe, D. Cubie, R. Eorbush, R. Lutz, K. Klingerman, , A. Kinney, C. Gardiner E. Smith, SECOND ROW: V. Roberts, J. Brake, M. Weston, Professor Spangenberg, . X Us N y Dean Munro, P, Peoples, R. Allen, F. Dorsett, R. Palmer, C. Bruce, B. Flemming. ' Y X , . -4 x , X6 1 . K . -'Ui Lt I Ill h ' ji l HTH llI'H ll '-A 'R .ff '- fly ' il, - Las Eslrellas J l l I tr THIRD ROW: R. Walton, S. Betts, R. Gibson, G. Rice, J. Parker, P. Gilmore, R. Montgomery, A. Neal, Fcuk A. Kimble, W. Park, L. Prosperi, E. Horne, J. Lefever, N. Clifton, SECOND ROW: M. Carnobas, R. Acker- I man, E. Hilyard, M. Burdett, G, Ashley, L. Pickens, D. Kelley, B. Dammes, V. Bailey, M. Brown, H. Shelley, y , G. Pratt, C. Keith, M. Williams, E. Witmerg FRONT ROW: E. Emery, A. Griffith, B. Taylor, V. Balwit, M. i fix-7-X I l - - , - ' are Ewing, S. Morales, Professor Rothwell, R. Barrueto, H. Rickef, W. Holloway, H. Weller, M. Musnug, C. Randall. g:i,4lZf bx 5' X Q X ' ,J as The stars shone especially bright this year because of two club members, president Richard Barrueto, Guatemala, and vice-president Sarah Mo- rales, Puerto Rico, who effec- tively demonstrated everyday and holiday customs ot our triends south ot the border . Among other activities, mem- bers listened to recordings of Mexican music and viewed slides of Mexico. Other officers were Mary Jane Ewing, secretary, and Howard Rickey, treasurer. THIRD ROW: R. Haymaker, E. Libby, B. Sfowell, J. Waffs, H. Smifh, D. Stahl, R. Chrisfensen, D. Hays, J. Bedell, B. Chrisfensen, D. Delvloffg SECOND ROW: E. Wray, B. Feil, L. Anderson, F. Dobson, L. Tokarski, T. Shuman, B. Boozell, C. Dodson, R. Marfin, E. Takala, R. Takalag FRONT ROW: H. Nease, P. MacPherson, P. Neal, R. Friend, Professor Shields, Professor Groves, W. Graeflin, M. Maybury, A. Calhoun, J. Delp. s chnluq llluh Hover Crew Whife mice . . . black magic . . . hypnofism . . . Who will forgef presidenf Walfer Grae- flin's anfics under Dr. Shields' rnysfic spell? A frip fo fhe sfafe menfal insfifufion af Danvers was con- ducfed in connecfion wifh fhe club's sfudy of abnormal in- dividuals. Officers were: Walfer Grae- flin, preside-nf: lvlarfha May- bury, vice-presidenfg Ruby Friend, secrefary: and Bernice Boozell, freasurer. va, ri, Ng x , 'I fr W T 1' fffia- X A lvl J, -,r-' ' W .:v: - Q X All sv i 'WF 9 Q f 'I i I C0 125' sigh X L 9 l we , 'I E 'K A N THIRD ROW: P. Lick, F, Gray, E. Thompson, D. Sfahl, C, DeRemer, P, Lockharf, R. Hood, J. Babcock, D. wif! Darschg SECOND ROW: F. Pinkerfon, C. Keys, J. Gardner, G. Hilgar, F. John, P. Bergers, D. Williams, xxx C. Ginfer, D. Hays, FRONT ROW: C. Haneline, K. Clingerman, M, Lineman, J. Songer, Professor Babcock, 'Q D. Wise, H. Nicholson, P. Basham, A. Oddo. Oh QA The Rover Crew-F. N. C.'s busiesf boys - fhis year concenfrafed on scoufmasfer fraining and developmenf of nafure sfudy ancl nafure frails in fhe area of fhe Blue Hills cabin builf lasf year. The program of scouf lead- ership, led by Professor Bab- cock and lvlafes Delberf Wise, Joe Sonqer. and Harvey Nich- olson, effecfively combined work and recreafion. 1 X ' f 'V XX , - nfs - i J li' fx' ...1:. - Q r will j-,Y ' . , xgir I' , i 1 g. Wm, f., 47' , ....,.., W V NJ, ,,., fm,-M,...,,,... , M.- -, 4 -y.. ..., ,W V -,JL ,QW-Q -.,W,, ,Y V.-. , W-V Y ... W .nm- Very real chills crepr down many backs when lhe Speech Club porrrayed vividly Dickens' Chrislmas Carol ar The slu- denr-body Chrislmas parry. Anolher oulslanding club acriviry was a healed debare on Resolved: rhar Sigma Del- la socieries be abolished . Deadlock was rhe ourcome. William Varian, presidenf: Marion Kish, vice-presidenrg and Marion Pauli, secrerary- lreasurer, were rhe officers. If f THIRD ROW: B. Berry, R. Long, D. williams, H. Lana, F. Perm, M. Bennelr, v. can, B. siahi, w. wingei, V R. Clark, W. Smilh, R. Schemerhorn, A. Sliefel, G. Srnilh, M. Smirhg SECOND ROW: S. Dell, J. Schlaifzer, ., R Q filing, S. Nichols, M. Gales, M. Haselkamp, E. Bennerr, M. Brigham, R. Spechr, E. Srephey, M, Groves, R. Shelby, A R Tufrle, M. Myers, F. Jafaack, A. washbum, L. efay, FRONT ROW: B. chsirani, v, Masiefs, A. wma, X Qs ,Q C. Rogers, E. Parsons, W. Varian, Professor Dygoski, M. Kish, M, Pauli, M, Brown, V. Merchanr, L. McGill, 5, X N. Reed, M. Bradley. XX, -W 1 'ir I X H II 1 Rr nuse nunlzl all l' ' X SECOND ROW: F. Pinkerlon, C. Hill, Z. Dohanian, M, Joy, J, Gardiner, L. Andrews, M. Wesrong FRONT 3 ROW: G.Gribben, E. Srephey, A. Kinney, B. Chrisrensen, N. Vidr, C. Rogers, A. Washburn. Ro Busily elliicienl were presi- denl' Alverda Kinney and her l-louse Council as rhey main- Jrained quier srudy hours by an eiiecrive moniror sysrem, and arranged inspirarional affer- dinner prayer-meelings, Open l-louse - sporless rooms, prize-winners all. Did anyone have fond memories ol rhe Cardboard Palace as he walked lhrough Memorial l-lall? A Molher-Daughrer Banguer broughl' lhe girls logerher in a hilarious, man-less parry in rhe dining hall. fMolher Williamson won The blue rib- bon! .Rx .. f -- we . B B W'-Q-.RB-.ww vfffaw,-mm: s. .umm as mufmwwwn mmwwmw. , Raw aw'-mnunnunz: 1 f7, sf Q-Q ,Q I M. f'f',1-,ggi .X ,4 X I If r i f n I, oil Aly- X., 5 I Y SECOND ROW: R. Chrislenson, P. Bowlby, F. DeBar, B. Himes, L. LaVigne, FRONT ROW: l-l. Wells, N. A ml N. Beach, M. Groves, G. Larkin, E. Fliger, H. Con per. 'K ,.,- VER! 3 H .Q. ff' X ,M F ff' Enlhusiaslic Greg Larkin led his 38 orcheslra members and 33 band members in one of E. N. C.'s mosl aclive musical years. ln addilion lo good praclice. These lwo musical organizalions oller a conslruc- live oullel for excess energy. The orcheslra, which macle ils clebul' al' lhe 'lall revival, appeared also in lhe Messiah and a spring concerl. Peppy marches played loy lhe band booslecl heallhy spiril al sociely sporls evenls. , Hand Urnhestra SECOND ROW: B. Robinson, J. Bruce, R. Clark, P. Bowlby, J. Parker, R. Barruelog FRONT ROW: l-l. Wells, N. Beach, lv1.Groyes, G. Larkin, E. Flieger, l-l. Cooper. if :Qin ' v lgvnyny' ,.,.,, , .L .5 .izcirpfay cw fke .gianclcwcl agar a greaf aloof ana! efkcfuaf io olaenecl unfo me. H ,l IQ, ...nu W V - g, - - i .214 n H . x 55, k 1 -Q, X tl X f XX X' N Q Q - 'i ,K if-? N V' V T R V mf S X5 ' - ,F',F - L T S5 h lx 1, , -2:55-,',,!L , -J- 1327 f N - I VU T Fw' X, K lVV X , XF! VVw X f' .T 3 -S! si is-x- f fl VVVmV V In ' 3 QTXX EL52 i VV 'V ,- Xfff VV , .I A I 4 r if I, j. K V X ml 1 -dei' X , x ig 5. p- F V . 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Keys, A. McClung, R. Williams, J. Songer, C. Urnstead, F. Gray. SECOND ROW: C. Brodhead, L. Watkins, J. Babcock, G. Bryner, H. Long, FRONT ROW: E. Shoff, J. Graves, G. Rice, H. Darling, W. Varian, A. Mcllwain, C. Bradley. 1 l srcomo ROW: H, Parry, Z. Dohanian, H. I Brooks, W. Caldwell, F. Domingues, J. Scott, FRONT ROW: J. Gardiner, 5. Brooks, J. Newell, R. Bailey, M. Lineman, P. Lockhart, D. Retter. L B LI. The TooTball season had more Than iTs share oT Thrills and exciTemenT as The Tour socieTies baTTled iT ouT Tor Top honors. Much ouTsTand- ing TalenT was exhibiTed wiTh many new sTu- denTs adding To The Tine brand oT play. The TighTing ZeTas sTrode conclusively To Their second consecuTive championship by over-running The opposiTion Tor seven vicTories and no deTeaTs. The Green and Gold had Too much experience, Too much depTh in reserves, and Too much scoring punch To be beaTen. The crashing Kappas lacked The necessary experience buT had enough TalenT To Tinish second. Relying mainly on passing plays, The Blue and WhiTe won Tour buT succumbed Thrice To The ZeTas. The sTruggling Sigmas held TogeTher long enough To nose ouT The DelTas Tor Third place. The Red and Black, by din+ oT Their eTFicienT Teamwork pushed The Top Teams To The limiT. The spunlcy DelTas had The maTerial buT lacked The necessary leadership To do much damage. For Their only vicTory The Black and Gold decisively deTeaTed The Sigmas buT couldn'T sTand up againsT The oTher Teams. FINAL STANDING W L T Zefas 7 0 0 Kappas 4 3 I Siqmas 2 4 I DelTas I 7 0 CARROLL BRADLEY STuclenT AThleTic DirecTor WHAT A BOOT! l wil ll l T i ,li li l I i 1 1 g Ll Sm Walks' Wi .D. OU ow seCOND ii VTILLEY NN Nh. R' . RO axlolli T NT ROW N, vial. BELT Pauli. lilexli . L- Ba bmw. 2. N Wilh many newcomers leaming wilh lhe velerans , lhere was plenly ol aclion in lhe girls' volleyball games. Evenly malched leams made lension high in each exciling lill. The Dellas were led by lhal able Hmighly mile . Eileen Albrighl. Some ol lhe mem- bers ol her ellicienl playrnalcing squad were Aleda Walls, Nelda Vidl, Claudine Gardiner, and Wilma Smilh. The Sigmas were led by newcomer Ruby Friend who produced a hard-lo-beal combina- lion. Norma Faye Beach, Muriel Weslon, and Mabel Tuslin aided lhe Sigma cause wilh lheir ellicienl perlormances. SECOND ROW: O. While, M, Tuslin, M. Hazellcamp, N. Beach R Friend, FRONT ROW. Cliflon, V. Bailey, K. Slcwarl. ' l.. McGill, N. -f.,MV,ffff..uw M41-.1.mWff 4 .ff ff-f ww' W ,fwfzmivpwswxf ,,:-ss... mmm K mn1 SIERHA HPP FU I , The Kappas found il hard lo gel slarled buf sluclc if ou'r by producing some slill op- posilion lo 'rhe olher Jreams. The Blue and While were forlilied by Elaine Parsons, Mar- Jrha Maybury, Helen Nease. and Dolores Mulgrew. The Zelas, under The maslerful direclion ol Janice Giles, showed lhal lhey could hold +heir own wilh sleady, deliberale playing even in The Jrighl conlesls. Olher leam members SECOND ROW: R. While, l.. Allen, B. l-lerringlonj FRONT ROW: M. Joni' P My E S will GXXGST VIN included Marlha Jones, Peggy Myers, Lorna Allen, and Eloise Darling. will W: R- secOND RO NX X'lC'l'l gYM nfbiloni' TR om ROW M. BASKET SECOND ROW: R. Clark, R. G-oodnow, F. DeEar, R. Jackson, FRONT ROW: W. Melvin, F. John, R. Mac- Donald, M. Clark. L. Bailey, A. WaTTs, W. SmiTh . xsgW As m. fr SECOND ROW: R. WaITon The DelTas had more sTrengTh This year, buT They lacked a scoring punch. Through iusT plain griT They were able To keep up wiTh The opposiTion Tor halT The game, buT lack oT down-The-sTreTch drive was Their undoing. The consisTenT scoring by cenTer Bob MacDonald and The masTerTul Tloor work of Floyd John kepT Them Trom being push-overs. OTher members oT coach CliTT WalTon's squad were MilTon Clark, Bob Clark, Bill Melvin, Don l-loopy Reed, Bob Jackson, Frank DeBar, and l-larvey Nicholson. The DelTa girls, once They hiT Their sTricle, were Tough compeTiTion. Player-coach Eileen AlbrighT used all her girls liberally. Using some girls as boTh guards and Torwards kepT The opposiTion guessing. The members oT This well-rounded Team, which had plenTy oT new plays and eTTecTive passing, were Nelda VidT, Doris Young, Aleda WaTTs, AniTa WhiTe, Lois Bailey, Marion Pauli, RoberTa WalTon, and Wilma SmiTh. BELT i, W. Smifh, A. WaTTsg FRONT ROW: D. Young, L. Bailey, E. AlbrighT,N. VidT LL HPI' l SECOND ROW: C. Hersey, A. Pearsall, L. Howland, A. Black, S, Wool, Coach, FRONT ROW: C. C ningham, W. McClung, H. Rickey, J. Donley, J. Parker. E. SmiTh, E. Parsons, M, Brigham, H. Schindler, J. Hall Coach STeve Wool's Kappas sTarTed Tive Tresh- men who displayed speed, Tricky ball-handling, and Tancy shooTing, Good co-ordinaTion marked Them as compeTiTive maTerial. Under The sTellar leadership oT capTain Howard Rickey and Jack Donley, The Blue and WhiTe was one oT The beTTer Teams in spiTe oT Their green Touch. Holding down The oTher sTarTing berThs were Ray Gery, Joe Parker, and Dick Berry, who was iaTer replaced loy Bill iVlcClung. The Kappas had plenTy oT reserves. They were Andy Roughhouse Black, Chuck Cunningham, Alan Pearsall, l.eRoy Howland. The Kappa lassies, wiTh iusT Three veTeran regulars and a group oT newcomers, did a Tair job on The courT. They, showed a loT oT Teminine spunk. CapTain Margie KiersTead comloined wiTh Elaine Parsons, BeTTy Gracey and Lois Anderson in The Tor- ward posiTions. AT guard were Helen Schindler, Margie Bradley and Eleanor SmiTh wiTh Elinor Gardiner, Muriel Brigham, and RuTh Oxley in reserve. IT1. SECOND ROW: E, Gardiner, L. Aide-rson, M. Bradley, M. Emery, B. Grace-yg FRONT ROW: E. SmiTh, H y gha Schindler, R. Oxle , E. Parsons, M. B f f v1um1Mmx.wmam,mw41n:,Mame4m.:mmw,w4nmw. 1ws 1 , B SHE SECOND ROW: W. Graeflin. L. Wallcins, J, Graves, H. Darlingy FRONT ROW: C. Brodhead, C. Bradley, W. Var V. Bail 1 O. While, M, Brown, L. Andrews OND ROW: O. While, lvl. Tusl K. Slewarl, N. Clifton. The Sigma Sams were a surprising oullil. Wilh only one oulslanding player lhey slill managed lo slay in lhe hair ol lhe Zelas and lhe Kappas. Wilh iusl plain good old American lighl, The Red and Black pressed lhe lop leams lo 'rhe limil. The lirsl live were caplain Carroll Bradley, Larry Walkins, Bill Varian, Chuck Brodhead, and Ed Shoh. ln reserve were Waller Oraellin, Chuclc Fisenloise, l-larold Long, Jim Graves, and Bill Parks. The Sigma Sallies had as much lighr as lhe Sigma Sams and lhey also had a more successlul leam. Good leamwork and heighl aided lhe Sallies as lhey ballled under caplain Ruby Friend. The slarling leam had Vera Bailley, lvlarie l-lazel- l4amp, and Norma Faye Beach as forwards and Ruby Friend. Alice Jean Shofl, and Naomi Clillon as guards. The reserves were Naomi Newlon, Grace Oddo. Olive While, and Kipp Slewarl. in, N. Beach, A. Shelf, V. Baileyg FRONT ROW: L. McGill, R. Frie SIGMA ZET!-l JALI. GT SECOND ROW: H. Brooks, J. Gardiner, D. Reller, H. Parryg FRONT ROW: E. Domingues, S B ks Z. Dohanian. The Zela leam ol lasl year was all back-plus heighl in lhe persons of John Scoll' and Slan Big Mills Brooks. Experience and abilily made lhis group lhe leam lo bear. Led by lhe resourcelul l-larold Pops Parry, lhe Green and Gold displayed a cool co-ordinalion which broughl lhem lhrough even lhe lighlesl games. The slarling leam consisled ol l-loward Brooks, Erank Domingues, John Scoll, Don Reller, and Pops Parry. The subs were Slanley Brooks, Zaven Dolhanian, John Gardiner, Russ Bailey, and Bill Cald- we . The Zela girls, minus all lheir veleran forwards, relied moslly on lheir superb defense. Capable Janice Giles caplained lhe Green and Gold girls. New blood dominaled lhe olslense wilh Belle Chrislensen, Peggy lvlyers, and Lorna Allen as forwards. Wirh Janice Giles, lvlarlha Jones, Vangie Smilh, and newcomer Eloise Darling lhe Zelas easily had lhe besl guard combinalion in lhe league. SECOND ROW: P. Myers, R. While, L. Allen, lvl. Jonesg FRONT ROW: B. Chrislensen, J. Giles, M. Burdell. erringlon, B. Eeil, R. W M ,nm ' 5 aw-X M SQ fl' I wit I T T L1 SECOND ROW: H. Brooks, J. Donley, H. Parry, L. Wafkins, S. Wuvlg FRONT ROW: F. Domingues, D. Reffer, H. Rickey, R. MacDonald, C. Bradley. LL ST H BASKETBALL C. COLLER WHITNEY RETURNS ONE DIXON PUTS ONE OVER Tennis Champ 67 fjfle Wo! Mb jeg ACLU? 6Alflf MIG fke 6!00l 5 I0 A J x lf' X X X, , x ? . MM My NW W 1.1 f A E I M . Xxwlg W fx NL KL Q xx W X Zfg pres den'r Xdarrv Pddn, secrelrarv Lora MQGXXX, and Horabene Dodson, our nq Xexand iresxnman Douq er, 'r X r he 'r , Xook over CnapXa'rn FX a poss'0oXe s'Vre o 'r nm Navy, ' Corpsq Q X'wa'r ba xnen vie r oWer easr Marrne Wed vi wear, norW, souW', 'rrom We Pxrmv, Nasa os X952. OW course, we were somevl nrarron proqram soon made us Worqer ou v1'rW coXXeqe Xne.NNXwen we emerged, ad'rue'red Wemsekles No 'ax Wan. rrom We , We came We c 5, xouir We or're ' Yrnq, our-seXve-5 ' Munro Wan, ess of? Memorr ' ded vJaXX4s ofr r ' d on campu re on acquarn d lrour deep rn on We nevln e were adore X s'rXXv WSW arrrve vlorrres and concenrra we Yen ar xnome. Vne cjrds, p'rXe envrronmenr NNXOWWG We xoovs vlore e Yresnman Xn'Vr'ra,r'ron. PxXWouqxrw v4 ' rvlare and qornq Wrouqxn efrremev ur condescendron and qra- W err Qrranqe vI'rJW W ' ur snve rraired o . 6. reaXXv xoeqan 5 earrnq wrWo omv demons off our Wen 5 ban ScX1ooX Wie 'ro suck 'mane 'rnd'rqn'Vr'res a morrons vlxnen reoruesked, compnance 'rn We 'race o5 adv ersnv. 'o'xned We soorefrv od? our dnoxce f or ed as we mer one anoWer on We Brook rrnqs, and, Cx Ru-in xnorce. oneness nd we r ' ' 'rncreas er mee ' fr rward 'r Dav arrkved a Vrom Wen on compednjnon ke'rXoaXX cond. 'v'rVres, vie xnad our ovvn dass prav epened, Novi we are Xookrnq o Ynfrnq and -scfrroXarsX'np a Q 5r'reXd and bas xne campus adn . ' 'rWaX Yrves de ' xnesr Onr're3r'ran ' v'rce. Qgrnq 'rn an dr seed, our sprr Wnesr and xnrq Meeker 5 ser Yznqa :roqre 52 We ' Xor We Xe vear r ears o arrnq 65 Nw ore v ' ue prep Bro E NC. vw Wree rn Nine we con'rrn 70 David Abel Douglas Alexander Richard Allison Pearl Armslrong Geraldine Ashley John Babcock Vera Bailey Lincoln Balcom Maxwell Bennell Richard Berry Slella Bells Andrew Blaclc Jean Bloye Charles Bourne Paul Bowlloy Mariorie Bradley Ralph Brewsler Kalhryn Briclcley Sarah Briclrley Muriel Brigham Charles Broclhead Marion Brown Paul Brown Marion Bruce Jean Bryan Gene Bryner Larry Bunls Mabel Burnile Belly Challanl Belle Chrislensen Roberl Chrislensen Roberl Clark Naomi Clillon Paul Cole Norman Copeland Gloria Crawford Eloise Darling Franlr DeBar Shirley Dell Dolores DeMoH' Millie Desiardine Raymond Dinsmore Carol Dobson Florabelle Dodson John Donley James Duncan Pauline EllioH' Ediih Emery Wesley Erbe Wesley Fader Wendell Gallup Beulah Gardner Mildred Gales Janice Gaverfe Ray Gery Lillian Gibbs Laura Gilmore William Goff James Graves Fred Gray Audrey Greenfield George Gribben Anna G-riffifh Joan Haighi' Jean Hall Cafherine Hance Calvin Haneline Aus+in Harris Marie Hasellramp Charles Haselfon Rufh Haymalrer David Hays Donald Heclrman Eunice Henclc Roy Henclc Donald Hennen Linwood Henry Clillford Hersey Vicior Heurlin Esfher Hicks Dale Hilkeri Kenneih Hill Frank Hilh Elsie Hilyard John Holsfead Eileen Horne Barbara Hudon Frede ick Huna Shirley Hunl' Roy Huicheon Lloyd Jewell' Floyd John Norma Johnson Sally Jones Firl Jordiclr Clara Keiih Doris Kelly Margarel' Kemner Ma-iorie Kiersfead Ar'I'hur Kimble Ralph Knepper Allard Kuschner Freda Lau Leon LaVigne Erma Leasure Donald Loclcharl' Harold Long Russell Long Frederick Lorenz Roberl MacDonald Al+on McCIung Lois McGill George Mann Rose Mar+in Velma Masiers Ru'I'h Maywood William Mikulec Marjorie Miller Roberl' Mon+gomery Donald Morris Janice Murdock Margaref Myers George Nakamolo Alden Neal Shirley Nichols John Nofile Anfhony Oddo Mary Oney Joseph Parker Wayne Parks Frederick Parkyn Elaine Parsons Marion Pauli Emily Payne Grace Perry Clifford Peryea Gloria PraH Lloyd Prosperi Carol Randall Nancy Reed Harry Rich ' Mariorie Richards Howard Rickey Margare+ Robb Bradford Robinson Floyd Rugg Roberi Sampson Lawson Saunders Marga ei Schlosser Jean ScoH' Arihur Seamans Helena Shelley Alice Shoiif Edward Sheff Elaine Smilh Gene Smilh Marjorie Smiih Wilfred Smiih Wilma Smi'il1 Marilyn Sova Donald Sfahl Joyce Sianfon Marilyn Sfaples Timolhy Sfeiiiens Wesley Siinron Virginia Sumner Garnel Triveii Ruih Tuslin Phyllis TuHle Norma Wagner Roberia Walfon Charloffe Wayman Richard Wellcer Olive While Muriel Faye Williams Wilfred Wingei' Oalcley Woodward James Worfham Elsie Wray Do:is A. Young dX eq ck Eurkon, Jrreasurerg Xda jroweXX, SGCYGXBYY. Wer. da ' beverkf S 'We sophomore oWcers meer Ror a spec'raX qerfroqe presrdenrg Marvrn dog, cxnapXa'rn', NNaXXer Graefkrn, v'rce-presrdenr, The sophomore dass rerurned fro We campus Nasir Sak eaqer fro cjrve We Srresxnmen a Jrrue ENC. receojnon Bro cokeqe kde. Tbe newcomers soon became docne 'rn our experrenced bands and swrded 'rn We wake ofr our new Noe or 'rn'r,r'raYron, We barfde ofr nerves. Tkre qxfmnorrum cekar ecboed w'rW We sxnrreks ofr qrds as Wes! crepdr Wrouqxn We cxnamber os xnorrors and drank Rrom We wen o5 Venus, wxnne We boys were bowxnq beirore a powerdnh sopkromore basebak dream. Some os We more aqqressnle noxfrces were assrqned 'ro beXo Vrofressor Babcock rear down We remarns odr We Wamed Cardf board VaXace. Xn sprre ofr ak We X1os5r'rWr'res, We Xnadrcxnedr was burred 'rn an adrmospkere og peace air We dose ofr a QGYWGCJY daxf. because odr We resrqnarron o'r our Srorrner adxfrsor, Ur. Gwen, we unanrmouskf ckrose Xfrce-presrdenr Vbnkrps Bro WX We vacancy. Mr. and Mrs. Vbnkrps xnave skrown a qreadr 'xnbreresr 'rn our dass. Xn addnron ro Werr rouirrne dukres Wexf were We qracrous xnosdr and Xwosiess air a spaqbeirrr dxnner served abr We'rr Xnome. QnanqeabXe New EnqXand weaWer daxfed Xnavoc w'rW our dans Wor a Srak oukrnq and Yrorced us ro Hwavr a m'rnrYre , brfr we were nor drscorxraqed and arranqed a wrnjrer ourknq. S'rncer'rN xnas been We kexfnoke oQ our dass prayer meerrnqs. We are Wrnfrnq 'rn We warmW odr We CX'rr'rS3r'ron airmospxnere or ENC. and Nook frorward ,ro qreadrer bXess nqs on We dass. 76 Arfhur Allen Lois Anderson David Andrews Lois Andrews Russell Bailey Ricardo Barruefo Paul Barich Norma Beach Be'Hy BenneH Emily Bigelow Gloma Brackelf Carroll Bradley JeaneHe Brake John Bricker Howard Broolrs John Bruce Mary BurdeH' John Burron Ardi+h Calhoun James Cameron Miriam Carnobas Vic+or Carr Roberf Charlfon John Checlcley Milion Clark Edward Cramer Elizabe'I'h Croucher Cloyce Cunningham Donald Davis Jean Delp Zaven Dohanian Charles Eisenbise Anne Esselsfyn Beulah Feil Marie Musnug Helen Nease Harvey Nichol Grace Oddo Rufh Oxley William Parlxs Richard Phelps Laura Pickens Mary Remmy SON Eddie Fliiger Ruby Friend Theona Fry John Gardner Hazel Gavel Carlfon Gleason George Goodwin Waller Graeflin Greene Max Roberl Grosse Deane Hardy Beverly Herringlon Warren Holloway Russell Hood Rolocrf lngland Marvin Joy Pauline Keilh Jane Lefever Paul Liclc Gardner McCabe Priscilla MacPherson Agnes Mafheson Sarah Morales Leona Morris Dolores Mulgrew gg Donald ReHer Gene Rice Helen Schindler Jane-'l Schlaifzer John Sco'H Thelma Shuman Rebecca Skidmore Evangeline Smifh Hadley Smiih Richard Smilh Joseph Songer Ruih Spechl Philip Slorey lleverly Siowell Elaine Talcala Rufh Talxala Gloria Thomas lvlarfha Tyler Clair Ums+ead Florence Van Winlcle William Varian Nelda Vidf LyneH'e Wagner Gilda Wagsfaff William Wallace Alma Washburn Aleda Walls June Walls Howard Wells Roberi Whi+ney Dean Williams Delberi' Wise Roloerl' Woodward Sleven Wool Q W ai so C5aWered 'roqeWer 'ro rnake pXans Xor We Junkor-Senror Day xoanquer are XdaroXd DarYrnq, dnapXa'rn', ob XXAcNeeXy, preskdenkg Dons Young, y'rce-peirdenr, OWe Hack, 'rreasurerg Markon Xfrsxrx, secreraryx Smdeni Conncn repre5en'rak'rye. Nienxfoder, ' ' and 'We dass osr X950 reirrxrned 'ro sdnooX Wks year w'rW a new sense os superrornry respons'0oKWry, We were upperdassrnen and we srrfned xoen'rqnXy on We anrrcs 03 Srresxn- rnen and sopxnornores durrnq rresxnrnan Week. We Xe'r Wern Xnaye We'rr Wn, xorfr we were YeenXy aware War we wouXd be Roo busy 'ro do rnore Wan srrfne. 'We dass xnad 'ns Yrrsr opporrunrry fro Qnow 'ns new serrousness 'rn a Vnankscjrynq dnapeN proqrarn. 'xCorne ye WanXduX peopXe, corneu , . . EnJrer 'rrno HKS qares w'rW WanX4sq'xy'rnqr and 'rndro We conrrs w'rW pra'rse , . , We Wank 'Wee, Lordn. Xn Vexoruary we enirerrarned weary senkors Xrorn a successWXXy xnappy Jrr'rp, PxX'r'rXar'rous weXoorn'rnq pariry 'Gr was. Oxn, War Xoandx .... Fxnd werenur Wose end boys a scream? We Nord eyen'r. XXfNonWs ofr pXann'rnq, headaches, rn'rdn'rqxr9r-on xournrnq, We pressure ofr 'rrrne wen'r 'rn'ro dun'ror-Serfxor Day. Vrefirderrr 'S Young Xneaded We eWo'ren,r sian. 'We day ' ur W'rrd year Vnen 'Vree rneerrnqs ykce-preskden ' or E.N.C. rne rnernorkes 1 marked eac e were 'x 1 1 1 3 4 W 1 4 YrnaXXy under 'r Uorr rnorres. dnrrnq o xn Monday nl r cornrnr X and ' r dnarn e'rJraxoXe XXowsxn'rp Xa'xn w oaXs, Bob XXAcNee y iorrned anoWer Yrnk rn on CXass prayer KTNGGJYIXYNQS were oWer unRorq air ENC. PN Qrncerrry, an unders'rand'rnc,, a Orwr'rs5r'ran We eyenrnq rneerrnq. Under We Xeadersxnrp os XdaroXd Dadrnq, our chap , sprred 'ro Yrye WXX Onr're5r'ran Yryes 'rn We seryrce o? We Maeker. We Srorrnxhaired q we rnade new deXerrn'rnaJr'rons, we qarned anoWer pNa,reau. 30 Lorna Allen Fasridious . . . proud aunl . . .shining lresses , , . sincere. Ernesl' Bailey Former Gordon and Colby sludenr . . . minisler Rufh Allen Of a ready mind . . . expedilious . . . diminurive. Paul Basham Narure boy . . .exemplary . . . missionary zeal. Alexander Ardrey Sandy . . . preacher . . . family rnan ...a Chrislian of rhe besl eclilion. June Bauer Good-hearled . . . indusrrious . . . casual. . . . violinisl. Paul Bergers Refreshing reliremenf . . . oriqinalily . . . deprh. Paul Black Lord, lhy will be done . Wesley Blachly Greyhound . . . chronic lease . . .a life wiihoul blame Dorolhy Blauser Rosy , . . ariisric: . . . I'II do whal l can . Ollie Blaclt Eliervescenl' . . . sincerely appreciaiive . . . personaliry .radiales Chrisf. Bernice Boozell Tenacious . . . courageous . . . ioy in living. Be'Hy Chrislensen Colleen Brown Sludy monilor, Sh . . . induslrious . . .winsome smile. Ronald Bula Forceful . . . Hey, you guys . . . high sfandards Charles Bruce Chuck . . .mechanical .. .seeking Gods will. William Caldwell Sporls .. . baslcefball . . . mafh fiend. Emma Jane Bruce Expressive lorown eyes . . . ladylilce . . . deeply spirilual. Phillip Chaifo Powerful lesfimony . . . earneslr prayer. Jolly . . . arlislic . . . feminine . . . Chrislian. Lowell Crufche I' Quiel . . . lhouqhlful . . . proud pareni. Margaref Clifford Secluded . . . ready answer. . .failhful nurse. Harold Darling Friendly coope Kermii Clingerman rafion . . . consislenf and dependable. K, C. . . . Jesus is all in Donald Darsch Surprising wil all infelligenl . . . a Chris+ian genlleman. 1 Frances Dorseil Unfeigned . . . umtalhomed deplh . . . l'm impressed prucleni. Elinor Gardner Well-rounded . . . cheerful . . . ofhers firsl. Bonnie Douglas Musical . . . sludious . . . kind. Evelyn Gibson Winsome hosiess . . . calm . . . Chrisf-lilce. Floyd Flemming Happily married . . . 'fI'iI go where You wan? me io go. Janice G-iles lv1ainiac . , . s+ar alhlefe . . . iccular. John Golden Serious . .. sluclious . . .a genileman. Cleone Hill Poised . . . humorous . . . siudious . . . ambifious. Roberl' Goodnow Up and doingf .. .a perseverinq Chrisfian. Sue Hill Failhful in lhal which is leasl. Gilberi Hilgar Clownish . . .a bioloqisf . . . lhoughlful . . . courfeous. Wilda Huber Peaches and cream complexion . . . neal . . . consisfeni living Alvin Lawhead Quiel . . . lolry slandards . . . ardenl Chrisrian. lris Long Missionary zeal . . . Have 'rhine own way, Lord . Evelyn Libby ln all her ways acknowledging Chrisf. Roberi Luiz Japan . . . God's will , . . Glory! Myron Lineman Mike . . . lab siudenl . . . sincere Chrisrian. Howard MacKenzie Quielly convincing ...vision of G-od's will. Julian Jackson Bashful . . .deep . . . missionary oullook. Clifford Keys Devo?ed ro God . . . elrficienl' . . . call ro preach. Paul Kauffman l-lappy fafher . . . seeking God's besl. Frank Kish Chrisrian husband and laiher . . . friendly smile. James Kelley lrish lenor . . . devoled lo Rulh . . . Gods way is beer . Marion Kish Pelile ...dynamic speaker . . . Chrisr-cenfered life Ellswor+l1 McAfee l-lisfory major . . . devoled husband . . . dislilces a Red Herring . Roy McLain lndividualislic . . . brillianl' . . . delermined. Regina McGill Trim . . . capable . . . allraclive . . . poised. Roberl McNeeIy Arqumenlalive . . . newly married . . . Thy will be done . Ar+hur Mcllwain True Canadian . . .casual appearance . ..cleep-rooled opinions. Marlha Maybury Vivacious . . . elzlervescenl . . . amicable. Alfhea MerriHs Slighf. . .as neal as a pin . . . unassuming. Marfha Park Brillianl . . . eflicienl . . . ever lhoughlful. Berge Naiarian Chris?-cenlered . . . l love my Lord . Phoebe Peoples Sponlaneily . . . mafure iudgme-nl . . , Chrislian lcindness. Paul Neal Saugusl l ...dynamic . .. muscular spirilualily. Margare+ Primrose Unsounded cleplhs . , . kindness. her dislincl virlue. Evelyn Ramsey Brillianr . . . gracious . . . her lace a reilecfion of characfer Beniamin S+ahl Independence of Though? . , .big brolher. Alberi' Rich Chrislian enrhusiasm . . . Main brogue . . . newly wed. Paul S+eFfens Tall ...medical aspiraiions . . . reserved. Viola Rober'I's Diligence . . . naiural wi'r . . . self-reliance. Emma Sfephey Afhleiic . . .ideal nurse . . . ihorough Chrislian. Edward Thompson :'Sena+or . . . diplomalic . . . pracrical Chrislian. Clifford Walion Ambassador Jrenor . . . compiele consecrafion. William Tibbe'Hs Slaid . . . Tid-bills of everylhing . . . ardenl servanf in God's vineyard. Lawrence Wa+lxins Arhleiic ...browsing room fan . . . happily married. Laura Tolcarslci Adorned wilh a rneelc and quier spiril. Muriel Wesfon Versa+ile . . . unhurried busyness . . . circumsped life. fl- f' 7 Wilbur Wolfe l-lonesl . . . boyish . . . conscienlious. Doris Young Dainly . . . serious . . . sleady Chrislian. Kennelh Yoder Friendly smile . . . ln all lhy ways acknowledge l-lim . Dorolhy Young Girlish charm . . . conscienlious . . . lruly Chrislian. yyxf SPEEI I. ST DE Beulah Allison Grace Banham Ruby Bells Hazel Buxlon ' Barbara Dammes Bernice Ferrioli Bernice l-limes Paul Loclcharl Elaine Marin Miriam Park Belly Slone Eslher Wilbur ACADEMY FAI: L MADELINE NEASE Principal ELIZABETH DAVlS French and Laiin KEN N ETH HATHAWAY Algebra TY DORIS LINGFORD English ROBERT MORTENSEN Bible l-lisfory GRACE MORTENSEN l-lislory, Social Science JEAN MU LLEN English Noi piclurecl H ESTER Sl-l l ELDS Geomerry IIUUNIIIL l Beiween lhe columns sland Ken Alcorn, presideni: Beulah Slanlord, secrelary: Bob Warmer, Treasurer: and Ross Cribbis, chaplain. ST IIE TS Our prayer-meeiings-refreshing limes of spirilual blessing . . . Mansion class rooms . . . lhe club meefing when Mr. Bowers showed slides , . quarrel . . . brealclasl al Merrymounr wifh Mrs. Williamson as guesl cook . . . Jrhe Alice Farnsworlh program . . . all Jrhis and much more made a worihwhile year for 'rhe Academy sludenrs. The siudenl olilicers were: president K, Alcorn: vice-president A. Brohawn: secrelary, B. Slanford: ireasurer, R. Warmer: chaplain, R. Cribbis. Kennelh Alcorn Audrey Almas Alice Brohawn Sfanley Broolcs Gordon Brown Ruih Calverley Ross Cribbis Jerry Douds Eleanor Esselslyn Ralph Ferrioli Kennefh Forsylhe Arlhur Freely Richard Gibson Paul Gilmore Elizabeih Goodnow Herman Herring LeRoy Howland Jack McClunq Masao Maye William Melvin Marian Nicholson Barry Nobles Alan Pearsall Dorofhy Reinharr Doris Roberrs Raymond Schemerhorn Madelyn Shaw Rufh Shelby Marion Smarr Beulah Sfanlord Irving Sfanforcl Virgil Slanley Kibp Slewarl Beriha Taylor Roberf Wanner Rufh Whi+e Pe+er Wilbur ALICE EAR SWUHTH PHUEHZUVI The enThusiasnn and applause wiTh which Alice L. FarnsworTh was received was a TribuTe noT only To Miss FarnsworTh, buT To The sTudenTs oT The Acad- emy who, wiTh The help oT Mr. RoberT lvlorTensen, arranged her visiT To our campus. Miss FarnsworTh was equally aT home in our dining hall where she delighTed us wiTh a preview during The dinner hour, and in The college audiTorium where we Thrilled To her classical, semi-classical, and sacred selecTions. Had lvliss l:arnsworTh's voice and Triendliness noT already won her way inTo our hearTs, cerTainIy her hearT-TelT rendiTion oT her concluding number, The Holy Cify, would have done so. SEIIIJ ll SEMESTER ST IJE TS THIRD ROW: J. Baker, L. Willoughby, R. Janacek, L. Thompson, Jesse KeniockeTv, J Allen, R. Thalcher, R. ForsyThe, B. Conserg SECOND ROW: R. Hayden, E. Corvese, H Long, D. While, W. Pefry, J. Hughes, H. WesTon, D. Kerieluik, E. Bernard, FRONT ROW I. Sanger, B. loTT, L. Bailey, J. Nickerson, R. Thompson, F, WaTson, I. Coghill, J, Rice M, Wallace. Mar in Rfrozilaecf 2416! cl H A O0l LUCL5 0,0808 lfU'lf0 lflfle. X xl .L T ck I I bl. Kinfwfvlkq f I LWLL UfLkuYv'?YZ5j K, 4, I X X ' x in VL., Vf I -lJL1p 1L.L M , l XL. Y,,w,YYY4 I I li -Lbxx l..,,,, K -Dawg fl xy 1 L-,T EL' M 1 U. UNIT' X x 41 ,L xxx, GG vi no vi X25 NN NR N569-SC. Nao cow 666 94 Fil WHU RecogniTion is given To sTudenT leaders Trom approximaTely six hundred colleges and universiTies OT The UniTed STaTes and Canada in The annual publicaTion, Who's Who Among STuclen'Ts in American Universiiies and Colleges. This publicaTion serves as an official direcTory Tor personnel managers and businesis ex- ecuTives and Thus The brieT biography which is prinTed oT each member can be oT no small imporTance. On The basis oT characTer, scholasTic achievemenT, leader- ship, and possibiliTies oT TuTure useTulness To business and so- cieTy The ioinT sTudenT-TaculTy commiTTee selecTed seven ENC. seniors To receive The coveTed key This year. OT The seven, Tour are philosophy majors: Two, chemisTryq and one, liTeraTure. Three are married sTudenTsg one a Canadian veTerang and one an American veTeran. SelecTion To Who's Who is The climax To a well-rounded col- lege career. I. MiTsulco ETO, 2. EvereTT l-laner, 3. Paul Gray, 4. Laurence Mullen, 5. Neale McLain, 6, Barbara Flemming, 7. AlberT STieTel. 95 24 lfedni ameri l lfL8 Q X .v,!ivg N ,M , .1 X 7 , x -.ffixzf neg Jw s , ziiyx wl' df x X iam? W' if fr 144, f . iff ,ff , g COTTTG. inlreresled Ioolcers-on . . slone. Dr. G. B. Williamson DREAM wi-me You woiuc fhis hall . . - a drea A dream-a new men's dormilory on Ihe campus of E.N.C. Plans-blue prinls and sessions wilh planning and finance commillees. Aclion-Ihe ground is brolcen and workmen The Cardboard Palace had Io go. The bull-dozer, assisred by willing helpers on cam- pus, made shorl worlc of 'rhe old Cardboard Senlimenlal fears? . . . Nolr many. All spring Ihe work progressed. Foundalion . . . briclclayers . . . smell of lumber . . . laying Ihe corner- . . We dedicale come Iruel CARDBOARD PALACE SIGNING THE CONTRACT BULLDOZER MOVES IN 96 Breaking ground Cardboard disappearing Going deeper On This foundafion . .. A higher piane . .. Looks good from heire Our servicemen , . For fufure reference Dream come True gf' W,-f.x.V em ' QW ,, y 1 f , f 4 guy., f jx f W f :Z hi 14' gm mm mfmw 1 ,Q ,, ss. 81' My boy Where's Alexander? Try, Try again! No egg sandwiches? l-las anyone seen my car? So Tired! . . .and Three carloads of b C5enTilesse ScoT All aboard! A Grave siTualion Cuckoo ln New England sTands .. O Holy NighT . ., MaesTro In number 2II l'm Toreyer blowing . . .' GBUS PUT on your old gray bonneT Dewey decimal l539l lm smiling, buTl mean TT An adminlsTraTlve key Grass . . .True or false? Two poinTs Tor Tyler! Polillclans can'T spell! Virfuoso When The caT's away . .. PilITalcers . . . baTTer up! . . . beTTer noT pouT SomeThlng old, someThing .. Browsing jfi L.. 3 Z , f :W f 42114 May-Time BuHons and Bows! Happy and proud VH see you affer School . . .' Candy on a sfick The beffer fo see you wifh, rny dear AT Birchfoff OO Grey -hound Look ou? for The w Ask Jerry Nothing Tc if- if Mo'rher Plan? I'll be rlghf There Twillqhf fanfasy all! you know how! HiTHElM We all know lhis call . . . and so does Miss Braley. Tiny, buslling. while-haired, lull ol il , Miss Braley answers many queries each day lrom girls looking lor lhal cerlain envelope. Bul do her dulies slop wilh sorling lhe mail? Oh, no, lhey don'l even loegin lhere. The lronl door musl be opened lor hungry boys coming lo breaklasl . . . ask Miss Braley lo do Il: we musl have someone lo preside al breaklasl and gel sludenls lo lake charge ol lhe devolional readings . . . Miss Braley will: well, who will sell 'lhe meal lickels lo lhe oll- campus diners? . . . have Miss Braley do il: shall we send lhe lableclolhs oul lo be mended? . . . ask Miss Braley il she has lime. Whal does she answer? . . . To lhe various queslions, she answers in various, willy ways, loul always in lhe allirmalive. lhrough lhe endless, liny dulies, lhrough lhe lrampling rush al lhe mailboxes, lhrough il all she keeps lhe noiseless lenor ol her way . SUHTED? -, 2 RECIPE PUR THE GO AHEAD SIGNAL The lirsl slep is louying lhe ingreclienls . . . or is H selling Them lo The chairman of Jrhe College Lile cornmillee? Talce: I capable vice-presiolenl I aggressive prexy I program cornmillee 8 original planners MAZIE AND HER CREW MIXING IDEAS AND ORIGINALITY 102 P HTY Firsl, add Jrhe program commillee lo The vice-presidenl wilh an idea . . . slir well in several meelings in Jrhe parlor . . . lei il sland and slir again unlil smoorh . . . lhen add one gymnorium, a clear, slarry nighl and lhe re- sull will loe a parly Jrhal serves SOO sludenls. H may be served successfully any season ol lhe year. The parly served lhis fall was a hilarious success, due lo lhe careful mixing of lhe above ingredienls. You'll lind The guesls' enioymeni wrillen all over lheir laces . . . lhal is, if you can see lhe lace lhrough The meringue. xx jf 1534, I . Worlh winning 2. Help her, Beerulll 3. Consequences! Whal a Lick l 4. EVERYBODY sing! 5. Cream puff. 105 Wow .95 fAe ,Hour f yOU, QCL on yOU LUCL ge Ing? lf' iA0lfi lfl'L6LgQ:5f 90 . . . U 5 NX XX xx 7 1 + The dass councRR consRsRRnq oR AR SRReReR, chapRaRn1 NRRRzR Ho, vRce-presRden'rq Roger WRRRRams, Rreasurerx PresRden'r Mann, advRser: PauR Gray, presrdenrq PxudrevWard,secreRarv1 and FaRrh Harhawav, Srudenr CouncRR repesenrahve, siop +o smRRo as ihev are aboui 'ro Reave on ihe senRor JrrRp. WVR EL SrraRns oi Tannhahser f whajr dreams They shrred Rn our freshmen mRnds . . . a dRm and dRsJranR bujr much anJrReRpaRed hnrure RnvoRvRnq caps and qowns . . . a RrRp 'ro 'rhe moun'raRns . . . JunRor-SenRor Day wRrh RowRv RunRors enRerRaRnRnq us f soRemn qraduahon marches. Now our dream has become a reahjfv. We are senRors, soon Ro be ah1mnR, and we Reave ENC. wR1rh serRous and purposehd mRnds. The dreams of beRnq senRors have been reaRRzed1 we have Jraslred mounRaRn aRr and RnduRqed Rn rRqorous snow sporlrs. ARR our acRRvRJrRes have been dRrecJred Rovvard The pRnnacRe1 qraduahon and whai Rs Ro Rohow. We qo prepared Ro be Jreachers, preachers, mRssRonarRes, chemRsRs, docfrors, f ChrRsRRans, Ro Read or Jro Rohow. We came Ro ENC. as green as Jrhe qrass on Jrhe RvRansRon Ravvn, and we qo sieeped Rn her JrradRJrRons and beRReRs. We have Rearned spRrR1ruaR vaRues1 we have been sirenqjrh- ened bv dass and requRar praver meehnqs, sJrRrrRnq, revRvaRs, consecrajred Jreaehers. praver before dassesi we have Rearned Jro appRv ourseRves, Ro make rRqhJr choRces, we have qaRned Rashnq RrRends'nRps and adopied hRqh RdeaRs for our hves. Graduahon means Jrhe end oR many RhRnqs buf Jrhe beqRnnRnq of a muh, rRch hfe. We have our Roundahon on whRch Ro buRRd our hves and Ro conhnue 'rhe deveRopmenJr of our characjrer. Hfand He shah reach us o? hhs wav, and we shah wahe Rn Hrs pafrhsf' 106 RUTH ACKERMAN A.I3., Psychology New I-Iaven Sfafe Teachers' College I: Wil- liam Jewell College 23 Zefa 45 Evangelisfic Associafion 4, College Missionary Sociefy 4: Las Esfrellas 4: Naufilus 4. Precise dress . . . slighf and slender. . . faifh- ful friend . . . class discussion . . . a smile cn her lips and a song in her hearf . . . definife ambifions . . . dry sense of humor . . . I fesf my life by Thine. EILEEN ALBRIGHT A.B., Modern Languages Alpha I, 2, Delfa 3, 41 sociefy baskefball and volleyball I-43 Psychology Club Ig Ifvangelisfic Associafion I-4, College Missionary Sociefy I-3: Speech Club 2: Band 2, 3: Preacher's Kids Trio 2, 3: Las Esfrellas 35 Campus Ca- mera 2-4g N Club 3, 4, vice-presidenf 4, Spanish medal 2. Afhlefic prowess . . . pefife . . . energefic personalify . . . carefree buf capable . . .snap- ping sense of humor . . . changeable coun- fenance . . . enferfaining . . , frank . . . likes fo sing... purposeful living. VIOLET BALWIT A.I3., Modern Languages Alpha I, 2: Sigma 3, 4, Alpha baskefball I: Psychology Club Ig Campus Camera Ig Evan- gelisfic Associafion I-4, College Missionary Sociefy I-43 I-lonor Sociefy 2-4, Y.W.F.M.S. I-4: Bowne Philosophical Sociefy 23 Pufure Teachers' Associafion 2-4, vice-presidenf 43 Las Esfrellas 3, 4, presidenf 3, chaplain 4, Sigma volleyball 3, 43 insfrucfor in Spanish 3, 4, College Scholarship Ig Faculfy Scholarship 21 Kauffman Scholarship 3. Assisfanf in Spanish . . . conscienfious in schoolwork . . . sfeady, hard worker . . . quief reserve . . . independenf . . . pafienf . . . fhor- ough . . . lover of badminfon . . . honor sfu- denf . . . leaching abilify . . . consfanf walk wifh The Masfer. l 108 EDWIN BANHAM AB., Psychology Alpha I-3, baseball I, 2: baskeiball and iooi- ball 2: Psychology Club 3: Sigma 4. Psychology sessions . . . marriage course-by experience . . . class snoozer . . . a genileman of Jrhe old school . . . iourieen carai . . . loyaliy . . . hard worker . . . crooked, boyish grin . . . where +here's a will, 'rhere's a way. BRUCE BERRY A.B., Philosophy Bela I, 2: Delia 3, 4: Evangelisiic Associaiion I-4: Bowne Philosophical Socieiy 2, 3: Rover Crew 2, 3: Trumpef Trio 2, 3: Band 2-4: Campus Camera 3: Orcheslra 3, 4: Speech Club 4. l like New England . . . honor siudeni . . . hard worker . . . 'rrumpei experi . . . sirengih of characlrer . . .Jrhe minisiry, his chief aim in life . . . conscieniious slrudeni . . .likes philoso- phy . . . good conversionalisl' . . . consis'ren+ Chrislian. HELEN BRICKLEY B.S., Nursing Temple Universiiy School of Nursing 3 years: Befa I-3: Zeia 4: Evangelisiic Associaiion I-3: Music Club 2: A Cappella Choir 2: Speech Club 3: Miriams 3: College Missionary So- cieiy 4. Lady in while . . . peliie . . . one of 'rhose Brickleys . . . likes people . . . cufe . . . pleas- ani . . . friendly . . . likes nighi duly . . . demure . . . compelenl . . . wholesome . . . sparkling eyes . . . flashing grin . . . sieady Chrisiian. ARTHUR BROWN A.B. in Theology, Biblical Lileralure Alpha I: Della 2-4, presidenr 3: Class presi- denr Ig College Missionary Sociely I-4: Evan- gelislic Associalion I-4: Campus Camera 3: Sfudenl' Minislerial Associarion 3, 4. Ar+ . . . inveleraie lease . . . newly married . . . chorisler and singer . . . definile opinions . . . a loyal friend . . .preparing for 'rhe min- isrry . . . high-principled . . . serious 'rallcs . . . full of his call. MARILYN BROWN A.B., Speech Gamma I, 2, Kappa 3, 4, secrelary 41 Cam- pus Camera I: Psychology Club Ig Fulure Teachers' Associafion I, 2: Evangelislic As- soicarion I-3: Speech Club 2-43 Y.W.F.M.S. 'rerasurer 4. Generously friendly when you know her . . . unexpecled pranlcsfer . . . brown-eyed, dark haired . . .willing service lo God . . . ladylilce nealness . . . refreshingly unalilecled . . . ever ready lo do somelhing for ofhers. WILLIAM BROWN B.S., Chemislry Missionary Training Insfiluie lg Alpha 2, Kap- pa 3, 4: I-lonor Socieiy 4. A man of few words . . .A's wilhouf 'foo much elllorr . . . anolher chemislry major . . . hap- pily married . . . individualisiic . . . rhinlcs deeply . . . bound for graduale school . . . fun-loving under if all. 9 CONSTANCE BRUCE A.B., Liferafure Gamma I, 2: Sigma 3, 4: Las Esfrellas I: Gamma volleyball 23 l-louse, Council 2, 3: Liferafure Club 2-43 Fufure Teachers' Asso- ciafion 3, 45 Campus Camera 43 Naufilus 4. Dark eyes . . . characferisfic giggle . . . her ways are ways of pleasanfness . . . neafness personified . . . lovable, liffle-girl habifs . . . firm convicfions . . . frue Canadian speech . . . diligence in dufy . . . spirif of humilify , .. Live in me, Lord Jesus . ROY BRUCE A.B., l-lisfory Gordon College l-3: Sfudenf lvlinisferial As- sociafion 43 l-lisforical Sociefy 4. Boyish grin . . . casual appearance . . . friend- ly . . . subfle humor . . . energefic worker . . diligenf hisfory sfudenf . . . local boy . . seminary bound . . . l am Thine, O l.ord . JOHN BRYNER A.B., Biology Befa I-3, Sigma 4: Biology Club I-4: Sociefas Prae-Medica I-3: Chemical Sociefy 4. Diligenf applicafion fo his work . . . affable . . . quiefly mischievous . . . inwardly fhoughf- ful . . . married fo a blonde from Dixieland . . . fall, genflemanly appearance . . . defer- minafion fo accomplish . . . honesf fo fhe core. RAY CAMPBELL BS., ChemisTry Greeni Book business manager Ig shorT sTory conTesT winner I: Gamma I, 2: Kappa 3, 43 Rover Crew I, 23 EvangeIisTic AssociaTion I, 3, A Cappella Choir I-4, business manager 41 I:uTure Teachers' AssociaTion I-4: chaplain 31 SocieTas Prae-Ivledica 3, 4. Unruly curls . . . reserved - unTiI you know him . . . chemisTry shark . . . dormiTory capers . . . one oT The I-Iup gang . . . ambiTious and mischievous . . . high ideals . . . ouTsTand- ing giggle . . .wide vocabulary . . .The high- esT good. RCCCO CERRATO A.B. in Theology, Theology BeTa I, TooTbaII Ig Sigma 2-47 STudenT Iviin- isTeriaI AssociaTion 4: EvangeIisTic AssociaTion 2, 3. Rock of GibraITar . . .Tamily man . . .con- sisTenTIy jovial spiriT . . . Tull oT Tun . . . down in New Jersey . . .TuTure preacher . . .Tully devoTed To his IVIasTer. ESTHER COLBY A.B., LiTeraTure Alpha I-35 Kappa 4, 55 Green Book I, Akron DisTricT Scholarship I, 3: Class secreTary 23 EvangeIisTic AssociaTion 2i Ivliriams 27 NauTi- Ius 2, 3, LiTeraTure Club 2, 3, secreTary-Treas- urer 3: Campus Camera 2-45 I-Ionor SocieTy 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, 5. I-Iair oT misTy blonde . . . self-conTroI . . . in- TeIIigenT and clever. . . wiTTy conversaTion . . . joy is The sweeT voice . . . versaTiIe accom- pIishmenTs . . . born To Teach . . . The able assisTanT OT The regisTrar . . . IvIy Lord and I . V . CHARLES COLLER A.B., I-Iislory Gamma I, 2, Zela 3, 47 Evangelislic Associa- lion I-43 New England Dislricl Scholarship 3: Sludenl Minislerial Associalion 4. Genuine genlleman . . . devoled husband and lalher ol lhree . . . 'render comrade... rock ol Gibrallaru . . . Chrislian poise . . . lcnnis champ. . . diligenl worker . . . Dean's Lisl slu- denl . . . alllable . . . a delerminalion 'rhal conquers . . . sel aparl for Ihe minislry. HENRY COOPER AB., Philosophy Universily ol Toronlo 25 Evangelislic Associa- Iion 3, 4: College Missionary Sociely 3, 43 Music Club 31 Sludenl Minislerial Associalion 3, 4, Orcheslra 3, 4: Asaph Choir 3, 4: Bowne Philosophical Sociely 43 Naulilus 4, I-Ionor Sociely 4. The inevilable briel case . . . a lill ol Ile head . . . classroom discussions . . . delinilo ideas . . . punclual in assignmenls . . , eagcr lo help. . .a sludenl . . . wise whispered com- monls . . . delerminalion Io learn . . . ChrisI For me . MARGARET DICKINSON I3.S., Elernenlary Educalion Gamma I, 21 Della 3, 41 Evangelislic Associa- lion I, 37 Psychology Club I, 3: Las Eslrellas 2, baslcelball 2, 31 volleyball 2: Lileralure Club 4: Fulure Teachers' Associalion 4. Independenl and aggressive . . . chuclcles . . warm-hearled . . . nolhing if nol frank . . earnesl delerminalion . . . shy girlishness . . lun-loving . . . slrong Iilces and dislilces . . mind for delails . . . leaching vision . . . posi- live Chrislian ideals. FRANK DOMINGUES A.B., Biology and B.S., Chemislry Bela l, 2: Zela 3, 4: foofball and baslcefball I-4: Biology Club I-4: Chemical Sociely 2-4: Socielas Prae-Medica 2-4: N Club 3. 4, Treasurer 4. Doclor-in-lhe-making . . . biology and chemis- lry enlhusiasf . . . high and loffy ambilions ...friend lo Bill . . .frue . . . sincere. . . sporl fan - baslcelball specialisf . . . clarily of 'rhoughl . . . Mas'rer, lel me walk wi'rh Thee.. MARILYN EMERY B.S., Chemisfry Gamma I, 2, secrefary 2: Kappa 3, 4: -Green Book I: Hislorical Sociefy I: baslcelball I-4: coach 3: Sfudenr Council 2: Campus Camera 2: College Missionary Sociefy 2: Honor So- cie+y 2, 3: Nauiilus 2-4: Sociefas Prae-Medica 2-4: Class vice-presidenl 3: N Club 4. Diligenf scholar . . . meficulous appearance . . . all-round aclivilies . . . cheerful oufloolc . . . sys'rema1'ic leadership . . . punclual . . . genuine . . . generous spiril . . . prowess on 'rhe baskefball floor . . . granile deferminalion . . . my u'rmos+ for His highes'r . MITSUKO ETO A.B., Chemisiry Pasadena College I: Belhany-Peniel College 2: Nauiilus associafe edifor 3: Kappa 3, 4: Socielas Prae-Medica 3, 4: Y.W.F.M.S. 3, 4: Fufure Teachers' Associalion 4: S'ruden'r Coun- cil 4: Who's Who 4. Sparkling personalily . . . enfhusiasf . . . prac- lical originalily . , , fun-loving . . . genial con- versafionalisl . . . definile opinions . . . snap- ping eyes . . . Chrislian delerminalion . . . un- wavering 'reslimony . . . cooperafive spiril' . . . Chem lab blues. MARY JANE EWING A A.B., Psychology Bela I, 2: Sigma 3, 4: Evangelislic Assoicialion I-4: House Council 2: Psychology Club 2: Las Eslrellas, secrelary 3, 4: Fulure Teachers' As- socialion 4. Pennsylvanian . . . quiel Iillle lassie . . . psych major . . .lalces her sludies seriously . . . clari- ly of Ihoughl . . . blondie . . . sure lo be a success in life . . . day-by-day walk wilh Jesus. BARBARA FLEMMING A.B., Lileralure Green Book edilor I: Campus Camera I: Ivli- riams I: Alpha I, 2: Zela 3, 4: Sludenl Coun- cil I, 3, vice-presidenl 3: Class vice-presidenl 2: Speech Club 2: Alumni Scholarship 2: Nau- filus 3, 4: Lileralure Club 4: Who's Who 4. Clear dancing blue eyes . . . conslanl ioyous smile . . . a weallh of warmlh and Ienderness . . . lingers wilh music magic . . . elllicienl leader . . . diligenl sludenl . . . individualislic expressions . . . quiel happiness . . . gen+i- Iesse . . . radialing The beauly ol holiness. IRMA GALE B.S., Nursing New England Deaconess I-Iospilal School of Nursing 3 years: Bela I, 2: Sigma 4: Biology Club I, 2: Evangelislic Associalion I, 2: A Cappella Choir I, 2, 4: I-louse Council 2, The nurse lhal you dream aboul' . . . friendly flashing smile . . . diligenl sludenl . . . con- scienlious . . . cooperalive and Thorough . . . song in her heari . . . inspiring Ieslimony . . . IvIy cousin . . . New England enlhusiasl. CLAUDINE GARDINER B.S., Nursing Allegheny General l-lospiial School of Nursing 3 years: Gamma 2: Della 3, 4: Speech Club 2: Evangelislic Associalion 2-4: Bowne Philo- sophical Sociely 3: l-lonor Socieiy 3, 4: Liler- alrure Club 4: House Council 4. Characlerislic mannerisms . . . slow speech. .. capable nurse . . . My office hours are - . . . Jrransparenr complexion . . . a cheery smile from a joyous hearl . . . keynole serving Chrisl lhrough olhers. CARROLL GINTER A.B.. Biology Cleveland Bible College I-3: Evangelislic As- socialion 3, 4: Biology Club 3, 4: Socielas Prae-Medica 3, 4, secrelary-Treasurer 4: Honor Sociely 4. Biology maior . . . quiel, reserved . . . vocal qualify . . . good sense of humor . . . char- aclerislic laugh and walk . . . real friend . . . lab fiend . . . lulure medical missionary . . . conscienrious . . . enjoys life . . . above all, a irue, sincere Chrislian. JOHN GORESH B.S., lvlalrhemalics Alpha I, 2: Della 3, 4: Evangelisric Associa- lion I, 2: Socielas Prae-Medica I-4: Chemical Sociely l-4. Chemislry brain . . . hospiral arlendanl . . . German descenf , , . iesler . . . lover of speech class . . . l have good no'res. . . . Domingues' friend .. . Pennsylvanian . . . likes 'ro coach . . . sincere. BETTY GRACEY 4 B.S., Elemenfary Educaiion Bela I-3: Kappa 4: Evangelisiic Associaiion I, 2: Las Eslrellas I-31 lvliriams I-3: baskefball 2-43 Fuiure Teachers' Associaiion 3, 4. A winsome personalily . , . sparkling eyes . . . liifle-girl ways . . . sweel consideraiion for oihers . . . dependable . . . Jrhe longer you know her, 'rhe beH'er you love her . . . unaf- lecied . . . seeking Gods best BERTRAM GRANT A.B. in Theology, Biblical Lileraiure Alpha I, 2: Kappa 3, 47 baskefball 3: Evan- gelislic Associafion l-4: Bowne Philosophical Sociely 23 Siudeni Minisierial Associalion 35 Honor Socieiy 3. Main-iac . . . hard-working . . . deiermined . . . married . . . vivid sense of humor . . . diligenl' and lhorough . . . responsible . . . alhlelic inclinafions . . . firm conviclions . . . ferveni Jresiimonies . . . conslanlly searching for Gods will . . . a daily walk wilh l-lim. PAUL GRAY B.S., Chemisiry Alpha I, 2, Zela 3, 4, presidenr 3: Chemical Sociefy Ig Honor Sociely 2: Socieias Prae- Medica 2-4: chaplain 3: Class presideni 4, Who's Who 4. The chem lab . . . aleri, inieresled, and ihorough sludenl' . . . our eflicienf prexy . . . always humbly seeking Chrisilikeness . . . fro- licsome a1'l'he righf lime . . . ringing Teslimony . . . boysh friendliness . . . goal - a Chrisiian den+isl'. MILDRED GROVES B.S., Educalion Normal School, Viroqua I-27 Evangelislic As- socialion 35 Y.W.F.M.S. 3: Miriams 3: Kappa 3, 4: Orcheslra 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Fulure Teach- ers' Associalion 3, 43 Speech Club 3, 4: A Cappella Choir 4. Ming . . . sweel noles lrom lhe clarinel . . . I-Iave you seen my brolher? . . . individ- ualislic speech . . . silenl slrides lhrough lhe library . . . humor par excellence . . . serious sludenl . . . schoolmarm . . . sleady, aclive Chrislian. MARJORIE HALL A.B., Psychology Gamma I, 2: Della 3, 4: Evangelislic Associa- lion I, 2: College .Missionary Sociely I, 27 Psychology Club I-3: Naulilus 2, 4: Campus Camera 3, 4. Sympalhelic underslanding . . . conlrolled laughler . . . gracious . . . dependable . . . guiel reslrainl . . . slrenglh and simplicily . . . lemminily . . . lriendly . . . helplul . . . indus- lrious . . . inlelleclual deplh . . . serious slu- denl . . . genuine. EVERETT HANER A.B., Philosophy Toronlo Normal School lg Poelry Club pre- sidenl li yearboolc I: Wrilers' Club I: A Cappella Choir 2: Bela 2: Sigma 3, 4: Bowne Philosophical Sociely 2-4: Sludenl Minislerial Associalion 2-4, secrelary-lreasurer 3: Evan- gelislic Associalion 2-4: College Missionary Sociely 3, 4: Naulilus edilor 4: Who's Who 4. Happy husband, proud lalher . . . honor slu- denl . . . induslrious . . . genlly humorous . . . likes people . . . mannerly . . . conservalive . . . quick lo help olhers . . . slrong reasoning powers . . . purposelul sludenl. . . humilily . . . easy going . . . lervenl leslimony. DUDLEY HATHEAWAY ' A.B. in Theology, Biblical Lileralure Bela I, 2: Kappa 3, 4: baslcelball, loolball I: Bowne Philosophical Sociely I: Green Book I: Orcheslra I: baseball I, 2: Evangelislic Asso- cialion I-3: College Missionary Sociely I-4: Class chaplain 2: Sludenl Minislerial Associa- lion 3, 4: Kappa chaplain 4. Happy husband . . . has Failh . . . earnesl endeavor . . . good-nalured . . . deliberale speech . . . considerale . . . generous and lender-hearled . . . lailhful . . . generous lo a Iaull . . . praclical iolcer . . . idealislic . . . emolional sensilivily . . . inlenl spirilual aspi- ralions . . . slrenglh . . . dependable . . . earn- esl Chrislian. FAITH HATHAWAY A.B., Psychology Universily of Maine I: Bela volleyball 2: Sigma 3, 4: Evangelislic Associalion 2, 3: Col- lege Missionary Sociely 2-4: Psychology Club 2-4: Sludenl Minislerial Associalion 3: House Council 3: class secrelary 3: College Scholar- ship 3: S+uden+ Council 4: I-lonor Sociely 4: New England Dislricl Scholarship 4. Bubbling vilalily . . . rosy complexion . . . en- gaging smile . . . conslancy of purpose . . . Maine accenl . . . psych major . . . diligenl, Iailhlul sludenl . . . inspiring leslimony . . . home-maker . . . darlc eyes . . . noi somehow, bul lriumphanllyf' KENNETH HATHAWAY B.S., Malhemalics Bela I: Zela 2-4, Ireasurer 2: Evangelislic As- socialion I, 2: Academy Malhemalics Teacher 4-. One of lhe marrieds . . . malh brain . . . academy prof . . . sporls Ian ...lilces speed and excilemenl. . . full of lun . . . good con- versalionalisl . . . lall and lanlcy . . . Living for Jesus . BARBARA HODGES A.B., Psychology Gamma I, 2: Sigma 3, 4: Ivliriams I-37 Evan- gelisfic Associafion l-31, Class secrefary I, 3: volleyball 3,41 A Cappella Choir 4. Soufhern charm . . . liffle-girl voice . . . sim- ple, child-like manner. . .firm convicfions . .. rapid conversionalisf . . . wiffy . . . ever-ready giggle . . . purposeful living . . . fennis en- fhusiasf . . . I have hid my life in Chrisff' ARTHUR HUGHES A.B., Hisfory Louisiana Sfafe Universify I: Green Book edifor lg Class freasurer lg Evangelisfic Asso- ciafion lg Hisforical Sociefy Ig Alpha 2: Delfa 3, 4: Class presidenf 2: Sfudenl lvlinisferial Associafion 4. Definife, firm . . . opinions . . . pleasanf . . . a dash of humor . . . fhorough sfudenf . . . newly-married . . . Ohioan . . . Browsing Room discussions . . . unshalcable faifh and defer- minafion . . . devofed fo His service. WILLIAM JAMES A.B., Biology Clarlc College lg Gamma 2: Delfa 3, 4: Bowne Philosophical Sociefy 2, chaplain 2: Evange- lisfic Associafion 2, 3: Rover Crew 2, 37 Fuf- ure Teachers' Associafion 3: Biology Club chaplain 3, 4. l feel fhe call . . . biology major . . . con- scienfious Chrisfian . . . preacher in demand . . . characferisfic laugh . . . periodic iolcer . . . I prefer plane riding . . . lover of gafherings where fhere is food . . . l'm geffing so feeble . DeRAND JONES A A.B., I'Iis'rory Gamma I, 2: Sigma 3, 4: Evangelislic Asso- ciafion I: College Missionary Sociefy I-4: Fulure Teachers' Associaiion I, 2: I-Iisrorical Sociefy I-4, presiden+ 3: Class Ireasurer 2. 3: Rover Crew 2. 3: Naufilus business manager 4. Complelely dependable . . . can disagree agreeably . . . hardworking business manager . . . IaI'eIy a yen for furry pei . . .always hurry- ing somewhere . . . his'rory Iirsf and Iasr . . . quief Chrisrian . . . makes E+ his business Io know . . . superb usher. MARTHA JONES A.B.. Biology Trevecca College I, 2: Alpha 2: Zefa 3, 4: Biology Club 3. 4: N Club 4. Deep inner life . . . wholesome aHi+udes . . . lives her Iesfimony . . . a sunIi'r disposilion . . . she wears well . . . enfhusiasfic . . . easy Io gel along wifh , . . a flair for ioke-'felling . . . whole-hearled chuckle . . . a Wesi' Virginian lassie. ROBERT JONES A.B., Psychology Green Book business manager I: Bela I, 2: Della 3, 4, 'rreasurer 3, presidenf 4: Psycholo- gy Club I-4, presidenr 3: Evangelislic Asso- cia+ion I-4: Campus Camera 3: Sfudenf Min- is+eriaI Associalion I-4. The fix-i'r man . . . W.E.N.C. originafor . . . psych fiend . . . musical . . . original . . ideal- is+ . . . cons'ranI'Iy seeking new advenfure . . . enihusiasfic . . . ready conversaiionalisl . . . charac'reris+ic gesfures . . . Iireless . . . Trus+ and Obey . ALLEN KERNS A.B., Lileralure and Speech Olivel College I, 2: Universily ol Arizona 3: Zela 4. Inevilable briel-case . . .deacon-like appear- ance . . . oulslandingly deep voice . . . lil major . . . philosophical lhoughl . . . allenlive classroom parlicipanl . . . O lvlasler, lel me walk wilh Thee . ALVERDA KINNEY B.S., Elemenlary Educalion Alpha I, 25 Della 3, 4: Las Eslrellas I, 2, sec- relary Ip College Missionary Sociely I-4: Evangelislic Associalion I-47 Fulure Teachers' Associalion I-43 Bowne Philosophical Sociely 3, lreasurer 3: House Council 3, 4, presidenl 45 Lileralure Club 4. House Council prexy . . . educalion major . . . good sporl . . . always happy . . . seriousness ol purpose . . . workable philosophy lor lile . . . lilces lil . . . special inleresl in leaching . .. Living lor Jesus . MARGARET LEWIS A.B., Lileralure Sigma 3, 4. Lil maior . . . pelile . . . slrawberry blonde . . . innocenl wil . . . bundle ol energy . . . married . . . spicy conversionalisla. . . Sigma schoolmarm . . . occasional giggles ,. . sincere desire lor knowledge . . . bubbling speech... To C-od be lhe glory . WILLIAM LUSK - B.S., Chemislry Green Ifook business manager I: Gamma I, 2: Della 3, 43 Evangelislic Associalion I, 3: A Cappella Choir I, 47 Socieias Prae-Medica 2-4, presidenf 3, vice-presidenjf 4. Precise and diligenl . . . chemisl . . . wavy hair. . . boyish grin . . . modesl, wi'rh a slreak of rhe wild . . . a 'rease when he wanls ro be ...common sense and a mind of his own... Iulure M.D .... scrupulous . . . disrinclive laugh . . . sincere search for 'rhe +ru+h. DORIS MacCALLUM BS., Elemenrary Educalion Alpha I, 2: Zera 3, 4: Lireralure Club 2, 3: Furure Teachers' Associalion 2-43 College Mis- sionary Sociely 3, 4. New England drawl . . . sincere friendliness . .. immaculale . . . sweer disposilion . . . enioys life . . . winsome personaliry , . . srudious . . . brighr eyes, freckles . . . obliging . . . serious- ness balanced by a sense of humor . . .seeking Gods besl. PEARL McKENNEY B.S., Elemenlary Educarion Bela I-37 Della 47 Psychology Club I-3: Fur- ure Teachers' Associalion 2-4: I-lonor Sociery 3: Lilerarure Club 4. I-lard worker . . . educarion maior . . . The value of an unspoken word . . . good room- male . . . honor srudenr . . . seriousness of purpose . . . prospecrive schoolreacher . . . failhful ro her Task . . . Jrrusrworlhy . . . daily walk wilh Ihe Masrer. NEALE MCLAIN A.B., Philosophy Mariella College I: Alpha I, 23 Zela 3, 4: Evangelislic Associalion I-43 College Missio- nary Sociely 2, 3: Campus Camera 27 Bowne Philosophical Sociely 2-4: Sludenf Council 2, presidenl 4: Sludenf Minislerial Associalion 3, 4: Who's Who 4. Sludenl' Council Prexy . . .mellow voice . . . inquiring mind . . . Iceen Ihinlcer . . . philosopher . . . ideal husband . . . passion for souls . . . diligenl seelcer aller lrulh . . . obliging . . . friendly reserve . . . leels Gods call Io evan- gelism. VIOLET MERCHANT B.S., Elemenlary Educalion Gamma I, 23 Sigma 3, 47 Evangelisfic Asso- cialion I, 3: College Missionary Sociely I-4, Campus Camera 2, 3: Speech Club 2-4: Ful- ure Teachers' Associalion 2-4: I'louse Council 3: Sludenl Council vice-presidenl 4. Mazie . . . diminulive . . . careful appear- ance . . . arlislic Iasles . . . Program planning . . . originalily . . . willing cooperalion . . . well-liked . . . broad smile . . . congenial . . . lulure Ieacher . . I love life . . . Oh, Io be like Thee . KENNETH MILLER B.S., Chemislry Alpha I, 21 Sigma 3, 4, Green Book I: Cam- pus Camera 2, 3: Socielas Prae-Medica 2, 3: Naufilus 3: Chemical Sociely 4. Reserved dignily . . . boolcworm . diligenl lab worlc . . . chemislry maior . . . classic per- sonalily . . . slow, smoolh speech . . . unper- 'rurbed . . . Finally caughr Jrhe Boyd , . .shy smile . . . guier failhlulness . . . I need Thee every hour . , 123 LAURENCE MULLEN i A,B., Philosophy Befa I, 2: Zefa 3, 4: College Missionary So- ciefy I-3: Evangelisfic Associafion I-47 His- forical Sociefy 25 Campus Camera 2-4, busi- ness manager 3, edifor 45 Sfudenf Council, freasurer 3: College Scholarship 3: Sfudenf Minisferial Associafion 3, 4: Honor Sociefy 43 Bowne Philosophical Sociefy 4: Who's Who 4. Small buf mighfy . . . sfeady friend . . . Cana- dian . . . unmisfakably Mullen . . .Campus Camera edifor par excellence . . . resource- ful conversafionalisf . . . 24-caraf genuineness . . . Reformed Bapfisf minisferial aspirafions . . . sfudenf . . . spirifual depfhs. BEULAH NAYLOR A.B., Music Gordon College I: Gamma I, 2: Sigma 3, 43 Miriams I7 Music Club I, 2: House Council 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2-4: Fufure Teachers' Associafion 4. New Englander . . .falenfed - beaufiful voice . . . ease af fhe keyboard . . . reserved . . . good hosfess . . . fufure feacher . . . neaf . . . frue friend . . California bound . . . Oh for a faifh fhaf will nof shrink . NAOMI NEWTON B.S., Elemenfary Educafion Alpha I, 2: Sigma 3, 4: baskefball I-3: Class vice-presidenf lg Sfudenf Council 2: Las Esfrellas 2: Honor Sociefy 2-4, presidenf 3: N Club 3, 4, secrefary 33 Fufure Teachers' Associafion 3, 4. Princess . . . baskefball and volleyball sfar . . . mofher fo Manchesferifes . . . infelligenf . . . feacher in fhe making . . . pluck . . . con- siderafe . . . good-nafured . . . Nonie . . . compefenf . . . idealisfic . . . Only fo be whaf He wanfs me fo be . 124 l REBECCA PALMER A.B., Li'reraI'ure Alpha I, 2: Zefa 3, 4: I-Iis+orical Sociefy II Miriams I: Evangelislic Associafion I, 2: Speech Club 2: Preacher's Kids Trio 2. 3: vol- leyball 2, 3: Campus Camera 2-4: Naufilus 2-4: Li'rera'rure Club 3, 4. Bright laughing eyes . . . magic pen . . . Ia- Ienled . . . fun-loving . . . zesfful living . . . sparkling conversionalisl . . . vivacious . . . original . . . lil major . . . expressive coun- Ienance . . . animaled geslures . . . I can'+ sland +haI . . . idealisiic . . . LeI' 'rhe beauly of Jesus be seen in me . FRANKLIN PINKERTON A.B., Biology Gamma I, 2: Evangelislic Associalion I-4: College Missionary Sociefy I, 2, 4: Biology Club 2-4: Fulure Teachers' Associaiion 2-4, presidenl 4: Rover Crew 2-4: Kappa 3. 4: Campus Camera 3, 4: Asaph Choir 4. Pinl4ie . . . biology maior . . . nalure boy. .. consfanl lease . . . liHle sailor . . . Rover . . . good housekeeper . . . lab assisfanr . . . from cily of Hbrolherly love . . . he can be serious . . . Babcoclcs Ihorn in Ihe flesh . . . consislenr Chrislian. ELVA REED B.S.. Elemenlary Educalion Gamma I-3: Della 4, 5: Psychology Club I: Evangelisric Associalion I, 2: Miriams I-3: Lireralure Club 2, 3: Fulure Teachers' Asso- cialion 4. ' I-Iappily married . . . sporls enfhusiasl . . . good-will 'rowards all . . . furure life in Africa . . . silence is golden . . . lives her philoso- phy . . . sincere . . . bears acquainfance . . . arhlelic . . . high aims . . . s'rreng'rh of char- acler . . . Irue Chrislian. 12 OLEN RIGGS - B.S., Chemisfry Befhany-Peniel College 2, 3: college annual 2, 3: baslcefball, baseball, fraclc 2, 37 college newspaper 3: Class presidenf 31 Kappa 4. l'm from Oklahoma . . . quief speech . . . his wife a ready helper . . . fun-loving affer fhe work's done . . . fowering over us . . . sfar baslsefball player, buf sfudies firsf . . . slow grin . . . diligenf sfudenf . . . always friendly. CLARA ROGERS A.B. in Theology, Theology Roberfs Junior College I, 23 Honor Sociefy 2: Kappa 3, 43 Speech Club 3, 4: Evangelisfic Associafion 3, 4, secrefary 43 Sfudenf Minis- ferial Associafion 3, 4, secrefary-freasurer 4: l-louse Council 4: Albany Disfricf Scholarship 3. Peaches-and-cream complexion . . . small and unobfrusive . . . baslcefball fan . . . willing fo help . . . cheerful counfenance . . . sweefness of spirif . . . humor masked by reserve . . . genfilesse . . . devofed fo fhe Kingdom. FRANCES ROGERS Alpha I, 25 Kappa 3, 4: Hisforical Sociefy I: lvliriams, presidenf I: Psychology Club 2, 3: A Cappella Choir 2-4: Fufure Teachers' As- sociafion 3. 45 Albany Disfricf Scholarship 31 I-louse Council 4. Frannie . . . eyes fhaf spealc . . . even-fem- pered friendliness . . . faifhfulness personified . . . serene of spirif . . . a wealfh of animafed expressions . . . radiafing warmfh of personal- ify . . . infelligenf sfudenf , , . loyalfy a musf . . . fufure feacher . . . Teach me Thy ways . ELEANOR F. SMITH A.B., Music Alpha I, 2: Della 3, 4: Miriams I: Psychology Club I: Evangelislic Associalion I, 2: Cam- pus Camera 2: volleyball 2: Speech Club 2: piano normal Teacher 3, 4: Music Club 3, 4: Alumni Scholarship 4. Neal as a pin appearance . . . music, her specially . . . sweel voice . . . quiel . . . a Irue friend . . . slriclly feminine . . . precise . . . eyes 'rhal Iwinlcle . . . a daily life Ihal Iesfifies. ELEANOR W. SMITH A.B., I-Iislory Gordon College I, 2: Kappa 3, 4: baslcelball 3, 4: Naufilus 4: Hislorical Sociely, presidenl 4: Kappa vice-presidenl 4. Full ol life . . . New Englander . . . hislory enlhusiasl . . . alhlelic . . . unrullled . . . Iceen- ly sensilive . . , came Io E.N.C. from Gordon . . . many friends . . . lI's iusl like 'rhis . . . Kappa cheerleader . . . school spiril . . . My life is I-lis . ALBERT STIEFEL A.B., Philosophy Green Book I: Alpha I, 2: Sigma 3, 4, presi- denl 4: Class chaplain I: Evangelislic Associa- rion I-4: College Missionary Sociely I, 2, 4: Philosophy Club I, 2: Class presidenl 2: I-lonor Sociely 2-4: New England Dislricl Scholarship 2: Campus Camera 2-4: edilor 3: I-louse Council 3: A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Sludenl lvlinislerial Associalion 3, 4: Speech Club 4: Class chaplain 4: Who's Who 4. Sparlcling personalily . . . Winsome smile . . . genial hosl . . . philosopher wilh a lrue philo- sophy . . . unswerving loyally . . . versalile . . . enlhusiaslic spiril . . . aclive church worlc . . . praclical experience . . . All glorious wilhin. ALTON SWIFT ' A.B. in Theology, Biblical Lileralure Bela I, 2: Sigma 3, 4: G.I. Quarler I: A Cap- pella Choir 2, 3: Evangelislic Associafion 3: Speech Club 3, 4: Sludenl' Minisferial Asso- cialion 3, 4. Basso profundo . . . Maine 'ralk . . . willing chauffeur . . . sleady srudenr . . . deliberale . . . ruddy complexion . . . G.l. quarlel . . . mailer-of-facl . . . Clarice and I . . . lhe call 'ro preach . . . desiring God's besl. GEORGE TEAGUE A.B. in Theology, Biblical Lileralure Gamma I, 2: Kappa 3, 4: Evangelislic Asso- cialion 2, 3: Bowne Philosophical Sociely 2-4, presidenl' 4: Sludenl' lvlinislerial Associalion 3, 4. Quiel deferminalion . . . shy, boyish smile . . . likeable personalily . . . slerling characler . . . unsuspecled sense of humor . . . ideal hus- band . . . a philosopher . . . capable worker . . . lhal Maine drawl . . . consisfenily Chris- 'rian . . . working for God's besl. MADEL TUSTIN A.B., Biology Gamma I, 2: Sigma 3, 4: Psychology Club I: Evangelislic Associalion I, 2, 4: College Mis- sionary Sociely 2-4: Biology Club 2-4, sec- relary-lreasurer 3, vice-presidenl' 4: Sociefas Prae-Medica 3: Campus Camera 3, 4: Fulure Teachers' Associalion 3, 4. Unconlrolled giggle. . .library bender-girl . .. excilable . . . mischievous . . . congenial friendliness . . . exuberanr spiril . . . definile opinions . . . earnesr and loyal . . . conscien- +ious . . . slriving for lhe righl. AUDREY WARD A.B., Speech Alpha I-3: Sigma 4, 5: baslcefball I, 2: Evan- gelisfic Associafion I, 2: A Cappella Choir I-5: Onfario Disfricf Scholarship 2: Speech Club 2-5, secrefary-freasurer 2-4: Class sec- refary 5. Canadian reserve . . . characferisfic laugh and walk . . . compefenf secrefary . . . Manches- ferife . . . friendly . . . cheerful . . . good sporf . . . science . . . frusfworfhy . . . loves fo sing . . . for a closer wallc wifh Thee . ROGER WILLIAMS A.B., Philosophy Gamma I, 2: Kappa 3. 4, freasurer 4: Evan- gelisfic Associafion I-4: College Missionary Sociefy I-4: Bowne Philosophical Sociefy I, 2: A Cappella Choir I, Z: Speech Club, pre- sidenl' 3: Naufilus 3: Class freasurer 4. Immaculafe . . . neafness personified . . . ef- ficiency par excellence . . . business-like . . . a cheery greefing , . . a mellow barifone . . . a pleasing counfenance . . . an enfhusiasfic personalify . . . capable worker . . . purpose- ful living . . . sincerify . . . inspiring fesfimony . . . living for Jesus. ELAINE WITMER A.B., Modern Languages Alpha I, 2: Kappa 3, 4: Evangelisfic Associa- 'rion I, 3, 4: Washingfon-Philadelphia Disfricf Scholarship 2: Honor Sociefy 2, 3: Eufure Teachers' Associafion 3, 4: Las :Esfrellas 3, 4. Language whiz. . . quief and unobfrusive . . . sfeady friend . . . Dean's SisIer . . . frue blue . . . pensive momenfs . . . sincerify . . . ping-pong . . . frue values . . .dependable . . . indissoluble faifh in God. 2 PAUL YOUNGHOLM AB., I-Iislrory Bela I, 23 Sigma 3, 4. Wide-eyed expression . . . a surprising chuckle . . . class discussions . . . an allenlive lislener . . . happily-married . . . a purposeful, likeable disposilion . . . sincerily . . . a zesi for living . . . I-lelp me Io serve Tliee, Lord. LAMAR ZIMMERMAN B.S., Biology Bloomsburg Sraie Teachers' College lg Bela Ig Sigma 37 Class vice-presidenl I: Green Book Ig Socielas Prae-Medica I, 3, secrelrary- Ireasurer I: Campus Camera I, 3, Band I, 3: Class presideni 3: Evangelisiic Associarion 3: Naufilus 3, I-lonor Socieiy 3. Probing eyes . . . an amused expression . . . an original Ilwinker . . . a born leader. . . an organizer . . . compelenl . . . dislinclive ges- Iiculafions . . . sliarp wir . . . medical sludeni . . . a brillianl mind . . . a delerminafion To succeed. SE IUH HEIIITALISTS ln spring, naTure's winTer work ends in a grand Tinale oT perTecTion. ln much The same Tashion This spring, The senior reciTals crown- ed many hours oT preparaTion Tor Tive oT The sTudenTs. Two oT The reciTals represenTed The music deparTmenT. Beulah Naylor very capably ren- dered The lTalian selecTion, Una Voce Poco Fa , and several numbers in German. Eleanor SmiTh's organ reciTal made us all appreciaTe more Truly The beauTy and maiesTy oT The organ. Her inTerpreTaTion oT Bach is noT To be TorgoTTen. The remaining Three reciTalisTs were rep- resenTaTive oT The speech deparTmenT. OUT- sTanding among The readings oT Audrey Ward was an excerpT Trom Romeo and JulieT. The sTory oT The Robe became more vivid and powerTul as inTerpreTed by AlberT STieTel. As one oT The more serious selecTions oT a varied program, Marilyn Brown read The DeaTh of The Hired Man. The reciTalisTs were ably assisTed by oTher members oT The Two deparTmenTs. a Beulah Naylor Marilyn Brown Eleanor SmiTh AlberT STieTel Audrey Ward , OVV1 ilu vmnriam H. V. MILLER One ol The General Superlnlendenls ol lhe Church ol lhe Nazarene 94 D Joined lhe Church ol lhe Nazarene in l922 SupeHnlendenllQew Engbnd DhlHclI924-I929 SupeHnlendenllQeW York DhlHCl I929-I933 Paslor Fifa Church, Chicago 1933 - 1939 Professor Norlhwesl Nazarene College I939 - l94O C5eneralSupedn+enden+ l94O-AI949 Frienol of Easlern Nazarene College l-le being oleacl, yel spealcelhu ll-lebrews ll:-'ll 132 ied I949 HAROLD PARRY CONARD STAIRS PAUL YAMADA Spiriiually-minded . . . consecraied . . a E U E 5 vision of spiriiual needs . . . pasfors, even gelisis, missionaries . . . And He gave some aposilesg and some propiweisg and some even geiisis: and some pasfors and Jreachers: . for The work of The minisiryf' T H E U LTIJL B Y EDWARD DELL GREG LARKIN JOHN SCOTT NEWELL 133 Jai oamanwo.1oo a eraeo e ear, Jldf AfJffAI,f fi, Que me a AgAf fLaf .9 may freac! Jafefg info Me alarlneuf' 154 Vffv 1 , , , f .!4l'LJL2 Feline! N 0 Olflf il'lf0 fA2 CJHPLHQJJ Cllldljbif ylllfll' Lana! info fhe Lana! of goal jAaf JAC!! Le fo you Leffer fL6l.l'l H1161 fiafel' iAClI'L Cl, LIIOLUIL bU6ly.H 135 mef Our .ijfiencb ciglfl Qllelng OXA LUOLLKG! 68 hind Iflfllflfff CCL lfUfI'LCLl'l 811612 A A fell file I9 14' -1 Xi-Q-.-E.-Lf' Wax x-- if 'J Z 52 'W' x Q A, '- 2 ff fi 'f 3 LXR HE if ff 1 ll f .iw Q LL- M xy' y ... XX fi! J X, .XA fx W K- X H I X K l Z ',4.xY LJ!-I -'Q - Z - 4+ - H XW- X? ff X - +0 I Xl... N X f 'f f ' . XE S -ima! -X xwq-i Q1 - . MSA . 5' X X ' M I Y . Ii - ' ' I ' I 'fzjn-1421 -' A ?f ' fx '-,AL . 7 i7-'H I I W 'Z2f Z,, tif' QQ, 35 Q ' P -gg -1'4 5,2 It X -I,1,,!1 3-lff JJ. 7 I iw' Y 12 we ' 1 ':3:6lJ.? t f M K fly 3'.5'i5:9:ZZ5 2QfQ fc 'A' x I K3 S K. dx ' f . l-'E' --59 5 1. K S-A ff':?3i1-KM x 'WX, X 3? 5 gig :X j J ','3 Z N X ' f iibfhx T' ' wi fi f , E'i:. -X -X 5-Twi fd, f X XX K ' 'F If -., LQ f , W Q wzrx - if 5! r 'i 5- E f AKRON DISTRICT Glhurrh nf 'hr Nazarvnv REV. O. L. BENEDUM, District Superintendent E.N.C. TRUSTEES O. L. BENEDUM D, D. PALMER E. S. CARMAN L. W. DURKEE ADVISORY BOARD I-I. G. PURKISER D. D. PALMER E. S. CARMAN S. S. BENNETT C. B. WOOD District Secretary RUTH I-TANKS District Treasurer MRS. D. D. PALMER W.F.M.S. President CARL B. I-IANKS N.Y.P.S. District President For both he thot scrnctitieth and they who ore sanctified are oft of one: For which cause he is not ashamed to coll them brethren. - Hebrews 2:77 158 A SPIRITUAL, GROWING I-IOLINESS CHURCH GIVING 10070 BACKING TO OUR EASTERN COLLEGE REV. L. L. KOLLAR, Pastor hurrh nf Uhr zxzarrnr UHRICHSVILLE, OHIO ,X Church of the Nazarene xx Corner Washmgton and Iefferson Sts 'I I Lisbon Ohio ,'-. i ' A f. ' n-4'f . ,.....-.,- I ',-'- 4 4: f- sk, 'km-f:,.,. Q?fvM+ -M1514 . 2 'I,- 1 f as ' w ': -- 5112213 '. 21, 5-k :av is 36242 a 9 9 4 , 6 :xv I'-Sn 4' 1 I 2 if in E 32 ' 4 Church of the Nazarene Bellaire, Ohio Believes in E.N.C. Rev. DONALD I-I. STRONG, Minister An E.N.C. Graduate CI-IARLETON D. IONES LooK Pos Us ON RoUTE 7 Pastor 139 FIRST . , ,r M, M,,y,. . Mean' '77 f 2 Y , f f -n M Qlhurrh nf 01112 Nazarene I I ' ' it le 'Z '2',, Hayden Ave. and Claiborne Rd. East Cleveland. Ohio IAMES E. HUNTON, Minister .ff WE CONGRATULATE THE CLASS OF '49 AND PLEDGE CONTINUED SUPPORT FOR E.N.C 5943 , f fffit When in Cleveland Visit With Us .' 'Y e , , ff 'L n, '- . te Sf, 4 fl, 3, , 173, wg, V 1 QW, 5 5 If 95 1 gg s S fl faf ff ff X, A i m x' 4? , :Q ,Q ,I ,rr FT -2 '4 3 --6 'S f :f gg f '42, ,fee .F A ' . 4 .ig 4 4 ,yy yds . ' 94' -- fa if . 7 . f.f. ,1 ky , fblllzl x 1 if L ' , I 5 ,B 1:1 .. . , 4 :sexy ' , frgsz, , r , 1 tiff If 1. wif, Q. Q, .ff f- Z -,Aw 1 : , ., 1 fig , 1 2' 7 1 ffm' was, 4-pxzff, 't we-M eg? f fi ,,, , V93 4 ' ' ,, , V w , -' , ,zz Q- A A415515 .raw if I i s 1 f , e,.,gg,4, ,..., , .4 A : t we ,,f,. A Growing Church in a Growing City Compliments of FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE HUDSON DRIVE at PARKCLIFF Youngstown, Ohio VESY O. STEMM H. Mister ot Music G. PURKHISER Minister WARREN BOLINDALE CHURCH. Warren, E -is for everything a holiness scho-ol should be N - is for the nicest stall and personnel you see Ohio C -is tor its characteristics in all fields ot knowledge, Yes, no doubt, you've guessed it That's our Eastern Nazarene college. IOHN R. DONLEY, Pastor 140 EU GHATULATIU S TU CLASS f s I s X X I , ' 1 . ffl ' , ' K ' X K. 5, ' - '- V .alll 11 , R .Q R R ,iv Y :ff R, ,, R 1 7 REV. D.D. PALMER. Pastor And ye shall be wffnesses unfo me . . . unfo fhe uffermosf porfs of fhe eorfhf' FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE Warren Ohio Ads 7:8 141 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SATIN STREET Ietferson, Ohio S.S. Superintendent .... A. M. Gechneaur N.Y.P.S. President ............ Richard Wright W.F.M.S. President ................ Grace Park Draw nigh to God, and He will draw nigh to you. REV. I. A. RODGERS East Satin Street Telephone 217 20-192--L-1:1131 I-IU! O Live I Growing O Missionary O Friendly 0 Spiritual When in Akron, Worship with us. 799 S. ARLINGTON STREET AKRON. OHIO CLARENCE I. HAAS, Pastor CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE S. LINDEN at E. SUMMIT Alliance, Ohio S, S. Superintendent ............ Royle Baum N.Y.P.S. President .......... R. Paul Keenan W.F.M.S. President .... Mrs. Ruth Loomis The Heart-Warming Church CLYDE B. WOOD Pastor Compliments of the . . . CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 200 sEcoND STREET, N.w. Barberton, Ohio The Heart-Warming Church R. I. SHOFF Minister When in the Vicinity of PAINESVILLE, OHIO Visit T H E CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CORNER LIBERTY and HIGH STS. A Friendly Welcome Awaits You REV. DANIEL C. HOFFMAN, Pastor illirzi Qlhnrrh uf Uhr Nuzarrnv EAST LIVERPOOL. OHIO REV. C. L. RODDA, Minister Solutes her ENC. Students Bill Voricm, Poul Bowlby, Wilbur Wolfe, G1-orid Crawford, Becky Skidmore 143 Qlhurrh nf Uhr New-zzrrvnv NEW PHILADELPHIA OHIO I. D. POOLE Pastor Sunday School Superintendent O Mr. GRANT MCGILL I N.Y.P.S. President O MISS ANNA MAE KEEPER W F M S Pres1dent MRS OREN GRAY The Fnendly Church Wlth the Chr1st1c1n Welcome CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 49 from E N C s MISSIONARIES INDIA REV PAUL E BAKTER REV ond MRS I W ANDERSON 205 Eost Mortm Street Phone 2618 REV ond MRS EARL LEE MISSION HOUSE Basxm Berar C P Indlcr O O . . . . ' EAST PALESTINE. OHIO in 144 livnmnrv Gllmrrly nf Elhv as-zarvxw AKRON, OHIO GREETINGS TO E.N.c. if CUNGRATULATIQNS TO II II THE CLASS OF 49 H if -ears-I. I f aff I IIA- Il n axis 29455 VISIT oUE NEW cIIUEcII IIPf I I I ':'- -:.::: 5 :zv ,v.1. .-' I 'VVV WHILE I III IIII VISITING CUB CITY I IIII LEU-IND DAVIS, Music Director MILTON L. BUNKEB, MIUISISI' BOOKS BIBLES ENCS BOOKSTORE Congratulations Seniors of I949 SOI-IOOI. SUPPLIES RECORDINGS .S K- , - - .HQLINESS UNTO THE LORD The appropriate motto for every holiness church. Seven feet long, wood, imitation Walnut, letters sawed out and overlaid, durable. Beasonably priced at SIU THE C. IONES BOOK HOUSE 128 W. LINCOLN WAY LISBON, OHIO 145 ALBANY DISTRICT Qlhurrh nf Ellyn Nazarvnr RENARD D. SMITH, Superintendent 229 W. PLEASANT AVE. SYRACUSE 5, N. Y. IULY 18 to 23 W.F.M.S. Convention - District Assembly N.Y.P.S. Convention - Church School Convention N.Y.P.S. Institute - August 29 to September 2 Preacher's Meeting --November 7 to 10 District Camp Meeting Iuly 23 to 31 WORKERS - REV. CLIFFORD E. KEYS, Evangelist REV. MARY LATI-IAM, Youth Evangelist REV. MARY OLSON, Childrens Evangelist FRANK SMITH, Song Leader LOCATION - Albany District Camp Grounds, Brooktondale, N. Y. 146 links Anwar Glhurrh nf Uhr NEIZEIFPIIP Rochester's Newest Church 99 STONEWOOD AVE., ROCHESTER, N. Y. MORRIS E. WILSON, Pastor ROCHESTERS EVANGELISTIC 26 Rochelle Street CENTER Telephone: Charlotte 1065 Our thanks fn behalf of the many students from Binghamton who have found God and the Church of E.N.C. ilttrai Gllgurrlg nf E132 Nazarmtr BINGHAMTON, N. Y. OSCAR E. REED, Ph. D., Minister HA Growing Church With A Big Heart 147 Greetings to E.'N.C. Eiiirzt Qlhurrh uf Uhr zrzarvnr West Newell and Cannon Sts. Syracuse. New York OUR PURPOSE IS TO SERVE WELCOME TO OUR SERVICES IOI-IN D. RI-IAME Minister CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Iamestowns 1813 Albany Street Schenectady, N. Y. Evangelistic Center Church ot the Nazarene Prather Ave., By Fenton Park REV. WALTER S. MacPI-IERSON, SR. Iamestown, N. Y. Pastor Sunday Services Sunday School I0:00 A Morning Worship II.00 A N. Y. P. S. 7:00 P Evangelistic Service 7:45 P Wednesday Prayer and Praise 7:45 P When in Schenectady Worship with M. M. M. M. I ' IOHN W. POOLE, Minister I47 Prather Ave. M us' CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OE '49 148 ENGLAND UTSTHILT APPRECIATES EASTERN NAZARENE COLLEGE CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OE 1949 ADVISORY BOARD OFFICERS E. E. MARTIN T, L- SMITH C. 1. WAsHBURN Secretary W. a. ANGELL H. H. PYNE W. C. LAHUE Treasurer L C. ALBRIGHT District Superintendent DISTRICT CAMP MEETING North Reading, Mass. - Iune 24 - Iuly 4 WORKERS SINGERS DR. I. C. MATHIS, Dallas, Tex. CURTIS R. BROWN, Canton, O. REV. HOWARD SWEETEN, Ashley, Ill. FRANK C. SMITH, Portland, Me. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL YOUNG PEOPLE MRS. MILDRED MAYBURY ARTHUR M. FALLON GOALS: Five New Churches-Two-Hundred-Fifty New Members 149 CONGRATULATICNSI from the CLASS OF '49 Glhurrh nf Ihr at-znrrxw 466 MAIN STREET - NEAR THE CENTER Manchester, Conn. IAMES R. BELL, ANNA FRENCH, Sec'y Phone 5259 Minister GERTRUDE WILSON, Treas. Hats OH To The Past, Coats OH To The Future N E W H A V E N CHURCH of the NAZARENE 79 Lawrence St. - New WILLIAM H. RENS Phone 75-0510 2-6595 Haven 11, Conn. ON, Pastor Parsonage: l36 I-Ielen Street I-Iamden 14, Conn. Compliments Church of the Nazarene FIRST STREET Lowell, Mass. REV. D. WARD ALBRIGHT, Pastor Parsonage, 247 Beacon Street Telephone 29342 Compliments FIR S T Church of the Nazarene BATH, MAINE REV. CURTIS L, STANLEY 77 Russell Street Bath, Maine 150 COMPLIMENTS Iltirzt Qlhurrh uf Uhr Nnzarvnv Iudson Square, Malden. Mass. Pastor EDWARD EVERETTE MARTIN Minister of Youth I. HENRY KNOWLES CHURCH PARSONAGE 8 High Street 236 Hawthorne Street Telephone Ma 4-0937 Telephone Ma 4-3290 WEST SOMERVILLE, MASS. Church of the Nazarene Organized 1901 Elm St. at Cutter Square BRYON H. MAYBURY Pastor Where E.N.C. students find a Welcome. CONGRATULATIONS . . . AND A PRAYER FOR YOUR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 49 Church of the Nazarene Livermore Falls, Maine R. E. HOWARD, Pastor 151 V'W E 33 Myrtle Street BEST Wisriss Priori WALTHAM CHURCH ot the NAZARENE Sunday School l Morning Worship l Waltham, Mass. 0:00 A.M. 1:00 A.M. N.Y.P-Sf 6:00 PM. Evangelistic Service 7:00 P.M. Prayer and Praise Thurs. 7:30 P.M. ARMAND.M' DOLL We inviite you to visit us When you visit ENC. Minister Sincere Good Wishes to the class of '49 From THE CHURCH of the NAZARENE HAVERHILL. MASS. IAMES MURRAY CUBIE, Pastor CLASS OE 1949 Greetings to the graduating class G R E E T I N G S from the oldest church FROM in our denomination Church of the Nazarene THE PEOPLEYS CHURCH of the NAZARENE Corner of Ashmont 6. Plain Sts. Providence, R. l. Organized in luly i887 REV. NYLES H. EATON, Pastor Holiness Unto The Lord, ls Our Watchword And Song. Leicester. Vt. DE WITT C. DICKSON, Pastor You Are Never A Stranger Here ' ., x xxx Q 4 x . N . . --w K ............ . ..... ,...... .,.. .....,... . . . W CHURCH x- N1 N- Q- x x: 5 H- 2- - B' if:bi-:-55: f:3:1:3:5:53: 1:1:23:1:5:5E- X-Q. -., .-9 . .+. 'Z-4.6.-.N.-.,. , w. , ':I:5:- .r: '.:.:::,.,.,5., 6.,W,1Q:-:Ae were X w - .-::.-pig. -1-1 -1-:-:+V V. -az-15.51--1'-: -1.5.1. -:.::.a.::i:2:'11.1:5:E- r5:2:s:5w 4: x 4 .,.A..,.., ,,.,. . .,.,...... .... . ..... of the .. .... .. --Q.--..g:.c..M.,:4c,. soy ' 3-iii ' ' ?'TEEiE3QifI..... . ..g. . . .... ....... . .. .......... T NAZARENE . ....... T. - ,Q 2 .. .... N 4 -.,.,.,.. 4-- .. -:5.11Z,9- R .:., if iififififfzlx Eff' -I .Y .... .......... .. ..... -5-gg W . ..... iw -ae. 4 . . 2-'-' FSI' hz..-.EA 1g:5:3:1:3:3:::::55Zg,,, A -A-:::3:.,.::1 ., - ' -:A :-:-1-1-:4-4:-:-:--iz-: .f 3 '7:5'i':' 'Y' 'x 'Egg' .,,.,n ....,...... . .... K . . ,Q.,- 359' 'i'i:2?11sZ:Z5isZ1L-- A1-i:: ' f 4: + - 'E-ErErEr5r5:E1ZrE:1- 1 ' .':fEr- --3214.-Nz f?s:3:s:ss5:a:2. 'EEEEES .... '- 3 qii g Q. 445' - N MP . .. . . . A Youthful in Vision Kirk... -,::1,:::5g,:55 1, K SSW- -- 5:5:::5:5:5::g:-:-:-Q:-1-:-: .:'-:- ' N Af : ::::g:-.'4rs1:1r1::: - .2 ' 42 '-.-': - 'P L' ' X ' . . .,g.7.5.3.5q.5.,.5.3.:.:.:.:.:.:.. :-:':-:-:-:-:4:-:-:-:-:2:-5'7 'PQI--Q X .. ..... ..M . -w-:-:-:-1-:-1-:+.-1-pm-1-:+:-:--. f--:2-N -1-22-rs-I+:-:-'f'1'1 N. .Ax , ..-. . . '- '-r-:-.+:-:-:-:-:2'5:1:E 5'5:.4:RNf'5:-:5:5:5'? -2, '::1:r:r:r:r:r:r:1s ' - '-'-2:1:r:1:r:::Er:r:r: '- -' 2.- -' - . :::::::::::4:-:Q --:-:,:-:-:-:-:-:- .. , - - . E . -'-7::::-:-. 4-5-H - -'-:-:::g:- ' - W. E. CHAPMAN, Pastor Nun Zkivhfnrh Qlhurrlt nf Uhr NEIZEIYPIIP Spruce and Smith Streets PARSONAGE 62 STATE ST Sunday Services Bible School l0 A.M. Morning Worship ll A.M. Young People 6 P.M. PCISTO1' Evening Worship 7 P.M. I. E. WARNER TURPEL Thursday Dial 7-9545 Prayer Meeting 7:30 P.M CONCfRATULATlONS TO THE CLASS OP '49 A Eree and Friendly Church in a Homey and lndustrious City Radio Program, Windows of Heaven over WNBH 10:30 - ll P.M .Sunday COMPLIMENT-S OE THE Olhurrh nf 'hr y znzarvnr 176 SAWYER STREET SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE l'That in all things He might have the preeminencef' A loyal church supporting an ever-growing E.N.C. We extend our congratulations to the class of '49, the Nautilus staff, the administration, faculty, and entire student loody of our college. REV. H. B. WARD, Class of '29, Minister When in Vacationland stop and Worship with us. 153 WOLLASTON Qllturrh ni Uhr Nels-zurvnle meeting in the COLLEGE AUDITORIUM Wendell Avenue near Sctchem St. REV. I. GLENN GOULD, DD., Pastor PROVIDING . . . An evangelistic and pastoral ministry for Wollaston. A church home tor townspeople and for students ot Eastern Nazarene College. 154 S Flu reefingfi rom fAe NEW YCDRK DISTRICT l '3 Enter into his gates With thanksgiving, and into his courts with praise. Psalms lOO:4 First Church of the Nazarene 108th St. and 95th Ave. Richmond Hill, N. Y. ln the midst of nearly Weight millions ot people of Greater New York City. E. E. YOUNG, Pastor lU8-O5 95th Avenue Richmond l-lill l9, N. Y. Phone Virginia 9-5734 155 SHOWERS OF BLESSINGH Qlhurrh nf Uhr Nuzarvnr BUTLER, NEW IERSEY and The Pastor REV. HOWARD R. OLSON EXTEND HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE '49 Holiness and Eriendliness our Objectives THE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE KINGSTON, N. Y. COateWay to the Catskiilsj CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 REV. KENNETH H. PEARSALL Pastor COMPLIMENITS FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE FAIRFAX AVENUE Middletown, New York H. L. REYNOLDS, Pastor W. C. READNER, S. S. Superintendent 156 ongrafufafiwflfi fo 624455 of FROM ONTARIO DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ov . 1 . 'If I R ' I RR I 1 7 Q, Secretary 5- ' 'I VA 'Il' 1 Dist. C. S. Board H. v. MUXWORTHY 2'I WILLLIAM Duke ts Lowther sfo. V- Iivil 3 I. - l -? SUMMERSCALES Preston, Ont. '.b.VA.:. 11 zuvbll V ' UT' 362 Si. Iohn's Rd. III RCII Om- Treasurer ' : I H ' . -o BRUCE T. TAYLOR -, ,,.,. ,M Azli Ilv, 1x 1 Ziui W. F. M. S. 99 Metcalfe Sf- ICQ MHS- L- W- CGM-INS :.. 1. . :-:e 1gz1iQ.I:i'i',2?2 .., 'zegagaiagr Board RR ' I ROBERT F- WOODS N- Y- P- S- E. I, WILSON ERNEST E. BODEN 1. R. crtoss 423 Mom sr. KENNETH oLsEN 'C'A I'A' ,Z Toronto, ont. .... . ..- -1 , ..T-.. District Superintendent A. ERNEST COLLINS 57 Brant Ave., Brantford, Ont. Ontario District - A Mission field right at our door, presenting unusual opportunities, in the midst of fully modern and up-to-the- minute facilities, with an aggressive l-lome Mission Program. The Ontario District includes the Provinces of Ontario and Quebec, and has a population of approximately 8,500,000 people, or two-thirds Wal of the entire popula- tion ot the Dominion of Canada. lt contains hundreds of prosperous towns and cities that have no Wesleyan I-loliness Church. WANTED: Oualified Christian Workers who have the pre- paration, consecration, devotion, and zeal of a missionary to foreign fields. Write to: REV. A. E. COLLINS, District Superintendent, 57 Brant Avenue, Brantford, Ont., Canada 157 CONGRATULATIONS REV. 1. H. Mqcesscos, of the District Superintendent 408 I-Iigh Street Moncton, New Brunswick Conodct LONDON. ONTARIO CONGRATULATIONS TO Where you ore ci Stronger, lout once, PAUL MAYFIELD Attend Porstor WILLIAM BARTLETT N.Y.P.S. President REGINALD PAGE Sundoy School Superintendent MRS. WILMA GRANT W.F.M.S. President CLASS OF '49 We believe in E. N. C. our Assembly CS Comp Meeting luly I2 - l5 - 24 ot PINE ISLAND Trenton, Novol Scotict Comodo DR. O. I. NEASE Generol Superintendent Evangelist Glhurrh nt Uhr ZIZZIYPHP 55 NORTH BENNETT STREET BRADFORD, PA. W. GORDON GRAVES , Polstor II4 North Bennett Street Sundoy School Superintendent - IOI-IN TRUBY N.Y.P.S. President - MRS. WILLIS DIETZ W.l:'.M.S. President - ESTI-IER FAIRBANKS 158 Revlval 1n Every Church and cx Church m Every Town ln the Dmstnct W FM S CONVENTION SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION DISTRICT ASSEMBLY AND DISTRICT PREACHERS MEETING AND N Y PS CONVENTION OCTOBER 24 TO 27 IULY I8 TO 22 PITTSBURGH DISTRICT Qlhurrh nf Uhr azarvnv E N C TRUSTEES ADVISORY BOARD R p HEINLEIN GEORGE O COLE A H ELSEY W GORDON GRAVES MAURIOE R EMERY MAURICE R EMERY ROBERT M INGLAND ROBERT M INGI-AND I-I E I-IEINLEIN Supermtendent CAMP MEETING ALAMEDA CAMP GROUNDS N Y PS INSTITUTE BUTLER PENNA AUGUST 8 TO I3 IUNE 30 TO IULY IU WE CAN IF WE WILL WE CAN AND WE WILL UA 1 I - I . . U 1 . . . . , I . . . , . lx 11 159 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1949 Church of the Nazarene 907 PENNA. AVE. EAST Warren, Penna. GORDON V. WOODS, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1949 Church ofthe Nazarene 520 NORTH CENTER ST. Grove City, Pa. Holiness Unto The Lord Sunday School Supt ...,,.... ,,..t.... P aul Truran N.Y.P.S. President ,,,,,,,.,,., . r,,, ...lesse Matthews W.F.M.S. Pres ...,,,,, Mrs. Margaret Montgomery Pastor. .. ...., ...., C larence E. Neiderhiser A Friendly Church- Where everyone is Welcome CIRCLEVILLE Church of the Nazarene REV. MERL M. BENNER Pastor R. D. No. 1 Irwin, Pa. Telephone 1785 God is Blessing and We are Progressing. Gloryl S.S. Supt. Mr. Elmer Whitehead N.Y.P.S. Pres. Miss Harriet Hainsey W.F.M.S. Pres. Mrs. Olitha Bricker Secretary Mrs. Susan Yencso Treasurer Mr. Elrner Whitehead My House Shall be Called the House of Prayer. Isa. 56-7 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING CLASS OF 1949 Church of the Nazarene 907 Pennsylvania East Warren, Pennsylvania CHURCH OFFICERS S.S. Supt. Ronald Rieder N.Y.P.S. Pres. Mrs. Agnes McFarland W.F.M.S. Pres. Mrs. Hannah Taylor GORDON V. WOODS, Pastor Phone 196 - ALWAYS BOOSTING E. N. C. - T H E Washington Philadelphia District I. H. PARKER, District Superintendent G. E. HUDSON, Treasurer DONALD S. METZ, Secretary District Church School Chairman - IOHN Z. ANDREE District W.E.M.S. President - MRS. BESSIE I. BURGER District N.Y.P.S. President - EARL C. WOLF Advisory Board E.N.C. Trustees E. E. GROSSE I. H. PARKER E. D. KETNER E. E. GROSSE G. E. HUDSON E. D. KETNER WILLIAM BORING EARL C. WOLF DISTRICT CENTER Nazarene Campgrounds - North East, Maryland ANNUAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY August 3 - 5 ANNUAL DISTRICT CAMP MEETING August 5 - I4 ANNUAL DISTRICT N.Y.P.S. INSTITUTE Campgrounds - FUTURE E.N.C'ers - BOYS' CAMP-Iuly ll - I5 GIRLS' CAMP-Iuly I8 - 22 161 - 4, Q -A A Church Built by Faith. 2 A Church that is Grow- - ' 'l . , , is 1119 by Fdlfh- V - 5 - A 3 A A church that has Faith Wg NA, y -gg ,ff , 7lT'i'r'3i' - A ie fi In ENC- '-wffiifjf ' 24251 W if f A 'I Rev. Thomas S. Fowler, 5 'ff-AE Q Pastor A, 'liif' A 4 15 ? -fx W-3113 A ,VV ,f Hanover' PG- : 1 - ,ar V lit? A - 1322: V l 5- 112555212 4-f' '2 y f .. ' A A 5 f I X BY Hlm therefore let - - ..,,. us offer the sacrifice of 'L ' ' I ' Z - - uuhh 1 prose fo God commuul- 2 1- .l A355911 1, egg 113-55 3, 'Q --525111 , 5, :fig , ' . . , y ly, that is, the fruit ot fl our hps Q1v1r1g1hfmkS 10 ?,7,,,,,jf HIS name. wffi440Q,4 , A. ' WM V 'i f KI-Ieb 13' 151 f' 'ww WM, ,,,, A -- 1 TRINITY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE con. E. MIDDLE 6. FUI.TON sTs. Hanover, Pa. PHILADELPHIA FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 4643 N. FIFTH STREET Philadelphia, Pa. Church School 9:45 A.M. Worship 1l:00 A.M. Senior-Iunior NAYAPASA 7:00 P,M. Evangelistic Service 7:45 P.M. Prayer and Praise Thurs. 8:00 P.M. ,....,,,.I...A his-fund, Mg i -: -New M ...ska Teaching PERFECT LOVE in the City of Brotherly Love Russell G. Lengel, Pastor Phone Michigan 4-4918 162 Compliments ot FIRST CHURCH OF TI-IE NAZARENE EASTPORT, MARYLAND REV. H. 1. PELTER, Pastor THE FIRST CHURCH REV. H. 1. BASHAM OF T1-IE NAZARENE Pam Ilth and WYOMING STREETS Allentown, Pot. Sponsored by ALLENTOWN NAZARENE YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY A I .V.,. .. V..V,V, This is Your Invitation V g 4 W To Attend The A Irv: . 1 E , if - 3 Church of the Nazarene lg A it E1ghth and Ol1ve Streets i .. .,:, f - a Coatesville, Pa. A Regular Services A Warm Welcome Awaits You Here Sunday School 9:30 A.1M. . Morning Worship 10:45 A.M. 1? Young People's Service 6:45 P.M. Parsonage: 75 S' 8th Ave' Evanvelistic Service 7:30 P.M. COSIST A- IOl'1USOI1 Phone 1367 Mid-Week Prayer Service 7:45 P.'M. Pastor Nearly all of Gods jewels are chrystalized tears IMIVIANUEL CHURCH CF THE NAZARENE DERSTINE and RICHARDSON AVENUES Landsdale, Pennsylvania REV. NELSON G. MINK, Minister God has no road without its springs 163 ' FIRST CHURCH of the f NAZARENE ,A , Bcrltlmore Md l 8QfU'Lg5 fo flfU0 0l l'l'lQl l06l5f0l 5 NOW ASSOCIATED WITH EN C DR. I. GLENN COULD Vice Pres. E. S. PHILLIPS It is good to be back on the Eastern Educational Zone. DOT and CI-IET SMITH WHEN You VISIT WASHINGTON, D. C. l Worship in THE NATIONAL SANCTUARY ot the CHURCH of the NAZARENE Downtown Washington - 7th and A Sts., N.E. Ernest E. Grosse, Cin the heart ot the Nations Capitalj Minister ,f 4 gg 4- 935:37 sl. f..... mm. ,. 3-fl rf Ifr 2-W2-1'fZi55iS..I I' U UQ I Avgg 'l: iw f -. . H 'Z-:heh -I A Sanctuary I i i I I A' I-30215, 'Nr Dedicated to the S , TVX' I I I i f l i INN Conservation and Qu ,ln : GL-EJ EAST CAPITQI. l P I i Www- QA 5 . I ' ' - I I Q If ww It I Iv If O U ,:.,V,.,.V UL ai! I I I l W Scrlpturai Q 5 IAI. ll: A Hi .. U B Cbqkobxyl fi Holiness 7 I 'W UUE fi Y . ,I II v ss. 5 COMPLIMENTS OF The First Church of the Nazarene 27th Street and Lincoln Avenue I CHESTER M. WILLIAMS, Pastor Congratuiation to the Class ot '49 Camden, N. 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' ' ' ,VV H' EASTERN NAZARE E EULLEGE SERVING THE YOUTH OE OUR CHURCH Summer Session begins Iune 13 Freshman Week begins September 6 REVIVAL DATES September 8 - ll Opening Convention, Dr. O. l. Finch November 10 - 20 Eoll revivonl, Dr. Roy Smee Ianuary 26 - 29 Week-end revivol, Rev. H. Bloir Word March 20 - 24 lohn Gould Memorial Lectures ond Dr. Paul S. Rees Holiness Convention, 170 J Seniors oi '119 . . MAY CrOD'S VERY BEST BE YOURS IN LIEE SICMA Delto KAPPA . . CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM TI-IE 'q 'J I 5 I E .1 , '7 1 Q . I o 15752 . 1 W JUQ QE Important Dates To Remember 1492 1776 1918 1949 -Columbus discovered Americd . . . -Declorrotion oi Independence . . . -Eostern Norzoirene College Founded . . . A - You, of closs ot Chrlstiotn Men ond Women Cfroiduoited from Eostern Nolzorene College 171 x . . ,X BX! A W SIGMAS 5g,1l XV,, my If i n FA Q ,ix STRIVE M A 'ii PCR X 'A- if ' M 5 15 A- f-f STUDENT ' Wfgf 9 '1-X SATISFACTION -Sigma Sam f , 1 f x -qE- A, V , f w , , ,,,. KV I u 5 X x X7 X It! W SIGMA DELTA SIGMA W fwgg MEM? 5 OH' DOLLARS AAAA . 5 i ' 172 QUINOY'S LARGEST AND ' MOST BEAUTIFUL FUNERAL HOME and CHAPEL DEWARE BROTHERS 4 DONALD M. DEWARE cmd ROBERT W. DEWARE REGISTERED FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS 175 ARCH GEAR WORKS, Inc. GEARS SPROCKETS 8Qq gL5 RACKS 0133642.13 GEAR CUTTING 98 Holmes Street North Quincy President 3-8881 BEALE STREET PHARMACY Incorporated RUSSELL S. KEENE, Ph.G., Reg. Pharm., Mgr. 661 Hancock, Cor. Beale Street Wollaston, Mass. BETSY LEE SHOPPE ll Beale Street Wollaston, Mass. GR 2-5032 x lWhere Classmates Meet' Dresses Sportswear Blouses Hosiery, Lingerie, Gloves Priced to Your Budget W. H. BEARD, D.M.D 1011 Beacon Street Boston, Mass. lephone BE 2-1563 Bolton - Smart Company, Inc. Wholesale Purveyors ot Choice BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, PORK, POULTRY, ETSI-l BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS AND FROSTED FOODS 17-25 SOUTH MARKET STREET BOSTON, MASS Telephone: LAtayette 3-1900 I. BLOOM 6. CO. 123-125 Pearl Street Boston, Mass. BOSTON CHINA CO. 80-88 Portland Street Boston, Mass. ll GR 2-7500 CALIFORNIA CLEANSERS 6: DYERS Expert Tailoring and Repairing STUDENT DISCOUNT Patent Medicines Vitamins CARROLL CUT RATE PERFUMER I9 Beale Street Wollaston 152, 660 Hancock Street , P1 Wollaston, Mass. Cosmellcs 1 ms SCHOOL SUPPLIES REFRESHMENTS A friendly place to trade CONGRATULATIONS TO T1-1E SENIORS OE 1949 Compliments of . . . D E P E N D A B L E Launderers and Cleaners Cash and Carry Stores at ' Window Shades Window Screens ' ' Venetian Blinds Porch Screens ' ' Clidtwood Shades Screen Doors ' ' Combination Windows ' EASTERN SHADE 6. SCREEN 63 Beale Street Wollaston 560 Adams Street East Milton 20 Iohn Street 209 Iyanough Rd. 25 Quincy Avenue Quincy NORTH QUINCY HYANNIS Telephone PR. 3-8922 PR 3-6889 Hyannis l885 Compliments of . . . GIOVINO 6: CO. Established l884 Wholesale Grocers Also Complete Line ot A F RI E N D FRUlT and PRODUCE Serving New England tor Over 60 Years 19-21 Commercial Street BOSTON LA 3-5050 Watches Hamilton Diamonds Elgin Silverware I 0 9 Waltham Gifts N W I Parker Costume lewelry H 1 1 :IQS5 69' V V-slfmf' Watch Repair . . . . . . Whenever the timepiece needs attention, bring it in and let us put Ice Cream Gifts . . . it right again. Parker Sl . . . ot all types tor all tastes and at a price that tits your means. RICHARD I. GORMAN 23-A Beale Street - Wollaston PResident 3-5031 VISIT OUR DAIRY BAR 'iMade in Milton tor Particular People Delicious Food - Nicely Served Attractive Surroundings - Appealing Prices Business Men's Luncheon - Special Dinners Open Daily until 7 P,M. Except Monday Corner Central Avenue and Eliot Street Milton Blruehills 8-7850 1 1 J, 1 1 1 1 1 Specializing in PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CS MAINTENANCE W.H.HASLETT co. HANCOCK Established 1891 PAINT 5, VARNISH CQ 337 Hancock Sffeef 53 West Squcrntum Street Wollaston, Mass. North Quincy' Mass Telephones: PR 3-0883 - 3-0884 1 Mason - Plasterers - Builders 7-1294 Telephones, CApito1 7-1295 7-1354 'I PURVEYORS OF FINE FOOD 1 45 SOUTH MARKET STREET BOSTON 9, MASS. 3 office: GR 2-1910 Phones Home: PR 3-5388 I I 1 1 l ERNEST c. HATCH IOHNSON'S FILLING STATION Prescription Opticicm 700 Hancock Street 25 Beale Street Wollaston, Mass. Wollaston, Mass 177 1 l 1 THOS. F. KINNEALEY 6. CO. Wholesale Meats 2 Faneuil Hall Market fSouth Sidel Boston 9. Mass. Telephone LA 3-0370 Telephone GR 2-8100 - 2-8101 K A R L ' S AUTO BODY REPAIR CO.. Inc 23 Greenwood Avenue Wollaston. Mass. KARL A. KARIALAINEN, President EDWARD LEVENSON. Inc. Restaurant Equipment 20 N. Washington Street Boston, Mass. LINCOLN PHARMACY ENC's most popular Drugstore 716 Hancock Street Corner Elm Avenue 'I'I-IE MILLER PRODUCE COMPANY P A N E U I L H A 1. L BoSToN 9, MASSACHUSETTS ROGER W. MANN. M.D. Ieifersonville, Vermont WM. D. MICHAEL. O.D. WM. D. MICHAEL. IR., O.D. - Optometrists - 1581 Hancock Street Quincy. Mass. Telephone: PR 3-6735 W. II. LAHUE INC 1 A 0 4, TRUCK ., gen EFL!! 6011 fl'Cl Cf0I'5 LGWELL, MASSACHUSETTS 179 M E R I T PAPER and CHEMICAL CORP. 119 Pearl Street Boston 10, Mass. Have your radio repaired . . . ' All Labor and Parts Guaranteed AGENTS FOR: Zenith, R.C.A., Philco, Emerson, Admiral All Kinds Electrical Appliances IVIID-TOWN RADIO SERVICE 649 Hancock Street Wollaston CNear Quincy Trust Col GR 2-6373 Telephone GRanite 2-2640 DR. IOSEPH E. MCDERMOTT OPTOMETRIST 665 Hancock Street Wollaston, Mass. Tel. GR 2-9404 GULF PRODUCTS PERHAM'S GULF SERVICE, Inc. Tires - Batteries - Accessories Carburetion - Ignition 724 Hancock Street GR 2-0392 Telephones PR 3-2054 PATTERSON'S FI.OWER SHOP 1283 HANCOCK STREET Quincy CORSAGES PALMS Girls who care say Get my corsage at Patterson's ELSIE M. PATTERSON Proprietor HAROLD H. PERHAM Wollaston, Mass. NELSON I- KENNETH H- RUSSELL FUNERAL HOME HAROLD A. THURSTON, Director RIGGS 6. SON v- REALTORS - - TWO FUNERAL HOMES - Insurance - Notary - Mortgages 23 Beale Street, Wollaston, Mass. Managers-Odd Fellows Hall 317 Newport Ave., Wollaston, Mass. 644 Hancock St. Wollaston, Mass. 21 Franklin St. So. Quincy, Mass. Telephone GR 2-7423 Service that Serves and Saves ww NAZARENE PUBLISHING HOUSE 2923 Troost Ave., Box 527, Kansas City, 10, Mo. 102 East Colorado Sf. 1592 Bloor Si., West Pasadena 1, California , 1 Toronto, Onfario 181 I RIDDER FARM STORE 676 Hancock Street Wo11aston's Finest SNACK and DAIRY BAR OPEN 8:30 P.M.- 10 P.M. Where Quality is Our First Consideration Courteous Service is a Pleasure BEST WISI-IES TO CLASS OF 1949 ' r 9 OUINCYS FASHION CENTER RIVAL FOODS. Inc. 38 HENRY STREET Cambridge 39, Mass. DR. EARL STONE -:- DENTIST -:- 7 Elm Avenue Wollaston NORMAN B. SMALL CO. Rscsivsas or Fancy Native and Western EGGS - BUTTER - POULTRY 61 Chatham Street Boston, Mass. ESTABLISHED 1863 M. STOLL 6. CO., Inc. WHOLESALE GROCERS Boston, Mass. SUPER MAFOS BRIQUETS plus SERVICE A Exclusive Distributor W. C. BONNER CO. 161 Edeniield Avenue Watertown, Mass. WA 4-0212 SEARS ROEBUCK CO. 1591 Hancock Street SHELDON W. LEWIS WEDDING and PARTY SUPPLIES Dennison Goods Practical Gifts OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOUNTAIN PENS AND STATIONERY Quincy' Mass. PR 3-9880 -- Greeting Cards - 49 Beale Street Wollaston. Mass. Good Parking Shop with Pleasure Phone MA 9-0619 ROBERT L. TOWNSEND M. N. PERKINS DISTRIBUTOR OF REPRESENTING General Foods University Cap and Gown Co. Maxwell House Coilee and 11 Fairview Terrace Phone DE 2-2301 West Newton, MCISS- COMPLIMENT OP EDGAR T. P. WALKER M. N. Perkins Company Boston Massachusetts Cameras Motion Picture Equipment Photographic Supplies Printing and Developing Greeting Cards WOLLASTON no-NUT sHoPPE. Inc. , Fresh Do-Nuts Twice Daily 17 Beale Street W E L C H I S Wollaston, Mass. MA 9-1806 680 Hancock-St. Wollaston WHEN IN NEED GF . . . Hardware Packard Paints Kitchenware Wall Paper YOU ARE WELCOME Garden Supplies Glass THR NEW MODERN STORE sf the Easy Parking QUINCY Y.M.C.A. Call GR Z-0041 Special Rates to Students MacFARLAND'S 11 Brook Street Wollaston. Mass. WEBSTER-THOMAS CO DR E A READ M D 217 State St., Boston. Moss. Wollaston Mass Packers and Distributors MATCHLESS BRAND SPORTING GOODS FOODS Baseball-Golf-Tennis Archery - Fishing Teas ' Coffees Canned Fruits Badminton - Softball Canned Vegetables Equipment For Evew Sport Pickles - Relishes - Condiments Fancy Quality Throughout WM. WESTLAND 6 CO. We Extend Our Cordial and Sincere Phone PR 3-2428 REST WISHES ' TO THE cLAss or '49 WOLLASTCN TAILOR and FURRIER WEYMOUTH GAZETTE PRESS T. KACHEL Printers Oilvgcgrgilgs Camera Tailoring and Remodeling ' In the latest styles 18-22 Station Street 690 Hancock Street East Weymouth, Mass. Wollaston, Mass. 184 HOWARD JIIHNSUIXVS FAMOUS ICE CREAM IN 28 FLAVORS DE VOE'S DINING ROOM 379 Hancock Street North Quincy Specializing in LOBSTER, STEAK and CHICKEN D I N N E R S A Cozy Dining Room with a Horney Atmosphere CATERING TO SPECIAL PARTIES OE ALL KINDS For Reservations call GRanite 2-9636 PAY and TAKE FURNITURE CO 14 STORES SUPERB QUALITY! I Best Value . . . Compare! 15 Billings Rd., N. Quincy Near Norfolk Downs Station PR 3-7140 GOOD I FOOD FOR .num SBXIDII sf co. CHICAGO-LONG ISLAND CITY DALLAS-ATLANTA-PITTSBURGH-DETROIT 1 m 101 YEARS EXPERIENCE TO HELP US SERVE YOU B E T T E R i-l.P.i-IVVD at SONS IVIILK CREAM Most Bedutitul Buy ot All . . . The 1949 CHEVROLET Used Cctrs ond Trucks With on OK thott counts 24 hour Towing Service Night Repdir Service Genuine Ports - Accessories WHOLESALE W RETAIL GRANITE CHEVROLET 338 Washington Street Quincy, Moss. PR 3-2310 Where our customers send their friends Mctchines Sold on Budget Ploln QUIN CY TYPEWRITER SERVICE Typerwriters - Adding lvlotchines cmd Supplies SOLD - RENTED - REPAIRED One Maple Street Quincy, Moss. GREETING CARD SHOP 15 Beale Street Wollaston, Mass. The Most Complete Line of Greeting Corrds on the South Shore STATION ARY LEN DIN Cf LIBRARY , CLARK Sr SMITH, lno. GENERAL ooNTRAoToRs 1372 HANCOCK STREET QUINCY, MASS. Builders of Memorial 1-lall IOHN HAMRE 6: SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS .O11. QUINCY, MASS. Compliments of . . . R. C. MATTHEWS Wholesale Confectionery 75 Templeton Parkway ' Watertown, Mass. WA 4-8494 CANDY FOR ALL OCCASIONS SO 8-1930 - 1931 BOSTON SPRING BED MFG COMPANY 483 Southampton Street South Boston, Mass. Metal Bedding Products Distributors of HEWlTT RESTFOAM RUBBER Manufacturers of Beds for Memorial Hall Oulf' add PIHDTOGRAPHER... The responsibility associated with such a title is no small task. A College Annual without photographs would indeed he dull. Therefore, we have tried to fulfill our photographic assignment with the careful attention necessary to assure you a pleasant and lasting memory of your days at E. N. C. 5746 ll-IIARVA Ill I ST UH HO 669 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON, MASS 188 ESPECIALLY for Y0ll. . . 0 The making of College Annuals lakes far long-er Than you Think. 0 The co-ordinalion ol pholography, arl work, engraving, prinling ancl binding was enlrusled lo our skilled craflsrnen who have been making college annuals for n-early a guarler of a cenlury. 0 Togelher wilh The slaicl who have servecl you so well, we loo share in The salislaclrion of connpoleling lhis book .... Especially for YQU au g ancilarcl, .gnu College Annuals 669 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON, MASS 189 0 f E N GRAVIN GS wffjjm MW! Mffgffffw WM WWW WM did! MLW M2 W MJWWJX if PHOTO-ENGRAVERS RUIBIERTS IENG NG CUMUPANY THE' SOURCE DF ENGRAVING 115 SAGAMURE smear NCY 11,MAssAcHusms V f .911 .xdlalareciafion . . Of our publisher, Paul K. Blanchard, who has so skillfully guided us in the technicalities of this project, manifesting his personal interest and pleasant manner throughout. Of our photographer, Charlie lanello of the I-larvard Studios, who does not know how to say No and who loses neither his patience nor his smile nor his ability to produce the best in photography whatever the circumstances. Of the Roberts Engraving Company With Whom We have had no personal contact, but Whose skillful photo-engraving has completed the big three in the production of our annual. Of Bryon L. Smith and his determination to please with his aerial photography. Of Dean Bertha Munro who so understandingly gave the editorial staff free creative rein yet guided us With her sincere and constructive criticism. Cf professor I. R. Naylor who kept the financial depart- ment on a sound operating basis. Of all those students and professors who aided us in many Ways great and small . . . , g7XiQl'l6! . . ln recognition of the integral part Which you have played, our sincere and heartfelt thanks. Tl-IE 1949 NAUTILUS STAFF 191 STAINED SLASS WINIJIJWS Exquisite stained glass windows designed and executed to suit the architecture of your building. Prices vary according to the size and intricacy of detail. Imported, antique glass and expert craftsmanship assure unsurpassed beauty. Send for y-our copy of our brochure, Stained Glass. IIHUHEH FURNITURE Our church furniture is distinctive and beautiful, in authentic period designs. Su- perb hand carving and expert craftsmanship make our communion tables, seats, pulpits and other ecclesiatical furnishings well suited for their high purpose. We can plan our products to match your present furnishings. Send for our free catalogue. WHITTEMORE ASSOCIATES INCORPORATED 16 ASHBURTON PLACE . . BOSTON 8 MASS 192 WHERE WE ARE FHIJ F AEULTY Akers, Charles 243 Marlboro S+., Wollas+on, Mass. Allen, Frances 23 E. Elm Ave., WoIIas+on Mass. Babcock, Wm. J. V. I I4 WiIIe+ S+., Wollas+on, Mass. Blaney, Harvey 43 HamiI+on S+., Wollas+on, Mass. Cove, Edi+h I24 Phillips S+., Wollasfon Mass. Davis, Elizabelh I0 VVa+kins S+., Wollas+on, Mass. Delp, George 56 Brom+ieId S+., Wollas+on, Mass. Dixon, Wallace Beach, S+., Wollasfon Mass. Dygoski, Louise 20 Pickens S+., Wollas+on, Mass. Goodnow, Edi+h I58 Wa+ers+on Ave., Wollasfon Mass. Goodnow, Ken+ I58 Wa+ers+on Ave., Wollas+on,. Mass. Gould, J. Glenn 29 Dunbar+on Rd., Wollas+on, iMass. Groves, Vernon T. 98 Phillips S+., WoIas+on Mass. I-larris, Mary 90 Franklin Ave., Wollasfon Mass. Ha+haway, Kenne+h 247 Sea S+., Ouincy, Mass. Lechner, Hadrian I34 Grand View Ave., Wollas+on, Mass. Ling+ord, Doris 26 Blake S+., Wollas+on, Mass. Lunn, Mervel P. 30 Ebbe++ Ave., Wollas+on, Mass. Mann, Edward 4I W. Elm Ave., Wollas+on, Mass. Marple, Olive 98 Phillips S+., WoIIas+on Mass. Maybury, Calvin 82 Chandler S+., W. Somerville, Mass. Maybury, Rober+ I60 Wa+ers+on Ave., VVoIIasI'on Mass. McFarland, EIizabe+h 23 E. Elm Ave., Wollas+on, Mass. Ivloriensen, Grace 7 HaIIe+ S+., Dorches+er, Mass. Mor+ensen, Rober+ 7 HaIIe+ S+., Dorches+er Mass. Mullen, Jean 23 E. Elm Ave., WoIIas+on Mass. Mullen, Wilbur 23 E. Elm Ave., WoIIas+on Mass. Munro, Ber+ha 90 Franklin Ave., Wollas+on, Mass. Naylor, Jasper 97 Willow S+., Wollas+on, Mass. Nease, Madeline 92 Franklin Ave., Wollas+on, Mass. Park, Miriam 92 Franklin Ave., WoIIas+on Mass. Parsons, Rolland IO2 Hamden Circle, Wollaslon Mass. Phillips, Evere++ 57 EIIing+on Rd., WoIas+on Mass. Rankin, Andrew 49 Florence S+., 'WoIIas+on Mass. Ro+hweII, Helen l25 Lincoln Ave., WoIIas+on Mass. Ro+hweII, Mel-Thomas I25 Lincoln Ave., Wollas+on, Mass. Shields, Fred IOO Hamden Circle, Wollas+on, -Mass. Shields, Hes+er IOO Hamden Circle, Wollas+on, Mass. Shrader, James 90 Win+hrop Ave., Wollas+on, iMass. So+eriades, Evangelos I05 Willow Ave., Wollas+on, Mass. Spangenberg, Alice BI Davis S+., WoIIas+on Mass. Tyson, Lu+her 477 Beacon S+., Bos+on, Mass. Ums+ead, Grace 200 Marlboro S+., WoIIas+on Mass. Williamson, Es+her Abel, David Ackerman, Ru+h Adams, Na+han., Jr. AIbrigh+, Eileen Aldridge, David Alexander, Douglas Allen, Ar+hur Allen, Frances 23 E. Elm Ave., ULLEBE A IOI Nor+h Al+on, WoIIas+on Indianapol 8I4 Savin Ave., Wes+ Haven, 236 Franklin S+., Framingham I9 Kenis+on Rd., Melrose l38 Franklin Ave., WoIIas+on Mass. is, Ind. Conn. , Mass. Mass. , Mass. l858 Aird Ave., Mon+reaI, Que., Canada 23 Eas+ Elm Ave., Wollas+on, Mass. 23 Eas+ Elm Ave., Wollas+on, Mass. 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