Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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G. FREDERICK OWEN B.D., A.M., DD. Biblical Literature Princely and distinguished, he inspires each one who knows him with his Christ-filled life and constant walk with Jesus. ln all things he strives to lead folk to heaven by fairness. KENT GOODNOW A.lVl. Classical Languages, German l-lis testimony and conduct betoken the abid- ing presence of Christ in his life. l-le diligently pursues knowledge as he helps others to find it. Gladly wolde he lerne and gladly techef' ALICE SPANGENBERG A.M. English Administrator of weekly rhetoric assignments, she also patiently and painstakingly grades them. She has a deep appreciation of music and art. l-ler life is an everyday example of not self, but others. MERVEL P. LUNN A.fVl. l-listory Whether giving stirring speeches or referee- ing a basketball game, our versatile professor expresses his democratic principles. l-lis deep religious fervor is crowned with a passion for souls. WILLIAM J. V. BABCOCK A.M. Biology Science confirms his religious faith. l-le has a burning desire for Truth, and the Bible is his standard textbook. A lover of nature, his favorite pastime is Hroughing it.

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AN D FACU LTY VERNON T. GROVES Ph.D. Psychology lngenious is the word For him. l-lis catalogue of interests includes art, music, people, iolces For every occasion, and teaching. l-lis dis- criminating sense ot duty malces him the dependable professor he is. FRED JAMES SHIELDS AM., Ed.M., D.D. Psychology, Sociology l-lis own psychology is a genuine interest in people and their problems. l-lis quiet prayers and chapel tallcs inspire our conti- dence. l-lis classroom humor and his eFlorts to malce learning pleasant endear him to all. MARY KISER HARRIS ANL French, Spanish Qur sweet Southern lady is not only a de- voted, conscientious teacher, but always an approachable friend. Daily she maniliests the beauty of a life wholly consecrated to the will of God. EDITH F. COVE lVlus.lVl. Pianolorte, Qrgan Rapid speech, youthful vigor, a brislc wallc- our inimitable professor of music. She has a love of good music, a vital interest in people, and a challenging testimony. New England's in the heart of her. JASPER ROSS NAYLOR ANL Mathematics An unperturbed countenance conceals the tenderest of hearts. No mathematical prob- lem is too dilticult for him, no problem of life too difficult For his Master.

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MEL-THOMAS ROTHWELL A.fVl. Philosophy l-lis winning personality and l4een insight malce him an ideal class adviser. l-lis chapel tall4s are stimulating and challenging. l-le's a perfect combination ot preacher, philo- sopher, and professor ROLLAND W. PARSONS MS. Education, Director ol Physical Education leaching in a one-room country school or in a college classroom, this democratic son ol the middle border is equally at home. l-le is a true servant ot God. LOUISE A. DYGOSKI ANL Speech With encouraging nods and smiles, she helps her speech students overcome timidityi she even appreciates their humor. An impartial interest in everyone emanates from her con- sistent Christian lite. ESTHER D. WILLIAMSON Dean of Women, Voice Consecrated to God and l-loliness - our Dean ol Women. Through her understand- ing, benign advice and counsel she has been as a mother to all her girls. EVANGELOS SOTERIADES ANL, BS. Librarian l-le is always doing a good deed for someone, he has boundless energy tor his library vvorlc. l-lis elticiency and conscientiousness are excelled only by his Christian courtesy and helpfulness.