Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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In . VA in Anitvfl: ltlxllcrr,5I1ru.lrr,F. Nmillr, llillwr ,Nlurzflingf I.. .lonf't,l1. Kunjlnmn,Moll,N!rf11ln'ru Nlt.1 Vnlors: Royal blue and white. 1, r1'.s'1'1l1'l1t Vice- 1,I'l'S1-lIl'IIf Secretary Trcuxrirer Prngra m fha frm u u Sfllllfllf fv0ll lIl'l.l l '11 u pl ri in .lllI'f.Yl'l' Southern fi 'nette Floyd Smith Madeline Hiller Betty Kauffman Earl Scott Leslie St rathern Lester .lones l.a Wrence lYalker Professor Shrader ilora, hidden away in the heart of the Florida citrus fruit lmelt-most truly Southern town of all the state. Off the main highways, the yearly inundation of tourists passes it hy and leaves it dreaming in an atmosphere of peace. Once each year Mt, Dora comes awake and something almost like excitement pervades her wide, old-fashioned streets. When the yearly fruit harvest is ready for picking, the packers and truckers move in. 'l'he streets are decorated, and for perhaps a week the village will entertain her neighbors at the annual Orange Festival. lint soon the last guest has departed. the last l crate is shipped. and the town goes to sleep for another year. Mt. Dora-lost in acres of trees. Glossy orange and grapefruit trees ranged in regular rows as evenly spaced as a troop ol' soldiers. l inc -frcen sod sxnoothshaven as a lawn. llordt-rs D of wide-spreading oak trees draped with streamers of Spanish moss. The large harvest moon wlitluses its soft radiance aliout us as we lirst approach Mt. llo l'iach tret uneartlily changing Soul hern ln rl shut tered - etched in hold relief: each swaying tenflril of silvery gray moss the garment ot' so ' wraith hiding in the shadows. The tiny lake flocked with gold and shadows in an ev pattern of light and darkness. .X faint, mysterious scent rising from the cups lmlossoms, lfnchant ment. Fil. lllt' 1.1-- of aylight like a page from Mark 'l'wain. Southern mansions with stately pillars and windows one almost expects to see 'l'om Sawyer walking along the white piclsel lcnccs around the well-kept -vartls. Nlt. llora charming, gracious, and altogether loulx l. .lollcs

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lfrrj l?I'l'lN'Fillll ll'1'sI1'y Rrulrn Urlilm l'u.w' B HRJ BERBlCRIAN Kessah, Syria Cosmopolitan . . . quick observation . . . fluent linguist. . . . nimble-witted . . . no sooner said than done . . . VCPVC WESLEY BROWN Meadville, Pennsylvania Ifnostentatious . . . imperturbable . . . dogged . . judicious . . . grutt' , . . L. E. leader . . . dependable. ORPIIA CASE Bellevue, Michigan Genuine sincerity . . . eircumspeet . . . guileless look . . . mellow spirit . . . serenity . . . preoccupied . . . probing expression. 1941 ljtlflillljj fllllfllflllltlll 1941 DOROTIIY CHESBROUGH Fitclibllrg, Massachusetts Quietly eheerful . . . eolnpanionable . . . crisp and orderly . . . understanding . . . industrious . . . merry eyes . . . expressive facc . . . cooperative. FRAN K CUM RI E Mystic, Connecticut' Alert silence . . . unmistakable opinions . . . pi-one to dogmatize . . . things are either black or white . . . dcbauehec in study . . . genius for details. KLINE DICKERSOX Indianapolis, Indiana Appealing drawl . of humor . . . delionair . . . loyalty. FFIIIIL' l'nmri1 whimsical . . . capricious sense unconcerned . .. fine sense of Klfnf Ili:-kr rxor 29