Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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and, gUange66ficJ45d0ciafi0n A. LAWHEAD, E.A. B. NAJARIAN, C.M.S

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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.

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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.