Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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-mf ,4 ufumn Dear Diary: September-Well, here we are from twenty-seven states and Five Canadian pro- vinces . . . E.N.C.'s all-time high enrollment. Amidst all the confusion of unpacking bags, meeting new roommates, and rediscovering the Dugout, we took our places in the long line outside the registrar's ollice . . . oh, my achin' leetl Faculty Reception . . . Opening Convention with Rev. Martin . . . Freshman initiation . . . baseball games . . . spirited prayermeetings . . . all took up every moment. lndian summer at our college-an ivy leal's throw from Boston-an unforgettable dream. October-Friday nights crowded with recitals, Qpen l'louse, and a Singspiration . . . lun, recreation, and Christian Fellowship. Erno Balogh, world-renowned pianist and composer-charmed by the warmth ol his personality, we thrilled to the magic ol his music. Qpen l-louse-after hours of scrub- bing, polishing, and decorating our rooms, they emerged a wonder to behold . . . For- tunately this disturbance comes only once a year. . . Even the Cardboard Palace was pre- sentable, Mid-semesters came around all too soon . . . l-las anyone seen my 'musty' text- book? uQctober's Bright Blue Weather vanished in a whirl ol football games, weiner roasts, horseback rides in the Blue l-lills.

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f November - Fervent prayers heard early and late from the Canterbury, choruses in chapel and classrooms, and all our campus activities became centered in our Fall Revival . . . the prayer Lead Me to Some Soul lo- dayn echoed across our campus-God be- came l4novvn to many of us For the First time as Rev. E, E. Grosse brought many soul- stirring messages. Ah, yes, the Girls' Party, with the lellovvs providing the usual heckling, Fea- tured a birthday celebration for every month -as the lights vvent oll and on . . . And then, those many class outings, club trips, and evan- gelistic meetings which gave us a loolc around our school's New England setting. The long- loolced-lorward-to Fall Party where we aired our intormals, promenaded vvith the 'lapple of our eye,,' and met Miss Crab Apple, Pro- fessor Winesap, and Wiggle the Worm . . . Then Thanksgiving dinner at home-seeing again old friends-and baclc to school. The inter-society Football schedule ended vvith the Zetas winning a hard-fought tournament and the admiring glances ol college coeds. Sorry, must stop to write to Santa Claus . . , See you next month.