Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1950 volume:

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There were days when the only means of keep- ing the school together was the broom factory-and faith. .71 - ,A '+ .-CMR, if 7,j,,r.- N U lb j-1 , ,-g.g,,g2--.' M.: A, ,lx A. -. P , fx.. '79, ,. '- fi' ., 'if Next step of faith-Eastern Nazarene College 119181 nf Progress Throughout these fifty years there have gone from the school missionaries, ministers, physicians, educators, and nurses. Through them the influence oi Eastern Nazarene College has been spread into every region of the earth. E. N. C. has not stopped growing. It still has men and women of sacrifice: it still makes ventures of faith. New buildings are plannedg enrollment is increased every yearg new courses are added. E. N. C. marches onward! HU: , 71. g-:::f'F.rbg,QQ A' X sf1,x-'I' ' Growth continues-Fowler Memorial f1930J I , I- ' 4 fx ' f v A needed increase-Munro Hall f1945J JN ,gy gg ,F v Cardboard Palace replaced-Memorial Hall 119482 SL N l J 34,- . f-.-hour'-zr -gl. .,..l nnnting... Son of sturdy Yankee forebears, born and reared in the soft green and rocky granite of the Vermont mountains, grounded in the simple virtues, captivated by the Holy Spirit, molded in and by a holiness college, dedicated to lay service to Cod and the Church, moving in ever widening circles as a teacher of clarity and in- sight, an administrator and educator with the power to command the loyalty of students and the respect of the educational and husiness world - this is our First Crusader. Since student days, he has crusaded with our growing college. He has shared her battlesg he has shared her victoriesg he has dreamed of her future. E. N.C. is his past. . . E.N. C. is his present. . . E.N,C. is his future. EDWARIJ STEBBINS MANN A.M., LL.D. 1 9 P 3 I 1 4 , 1 M.5,,f2 'W ' Wifi- - - 3:4- ,42+ ,wt 1 ,Q ' I , , , l vj .QQqifLngE'Q his 7tfs1e J A , EDWARD S. MANN ? x ' An-a,,9e,g by waLuAM SUMMERSCALES gpm-5 F, cgvg J if 4 Niulm .x -1 , 2? 1Av,.'! 3 , w ,V 4 5:41 wi, ' A w X N ' V Q I' -Q A A Q 5 fwi g M-. ,W,W , 4- -.+...Y .. ? A - PN'-'jx ef -0- ' ' 9 ' ? 1. ln N1-w I-ing-I.1nd stands Q1 ml 1 tiirace-ful branvhes lift -Q-fiixmwxxu Q 3.CIeaxr hvr vis un, high hvr 3 f-m f I' ai-f ' ygflfri' ,ng V mr .51 55- BQ .g. 1 ff! , 'Q .44 f 'mi , on our A I N 'Z - 1 - . ' Q- A- 'wk Q- .Q Q I-I ---- --- . 00-N I A 1--, 1,9 ,. I P M ffl jj Jf1 M- ' H2 'fs 1 e :1rfff i-V 1 -.' f W , 2 -H an A- , b ,wwf I... yi X r 11 L' Q . N- flu r, g g, 41- ' A ' mf ' 'f' ' - R 2 . 3 1 -0- ,! ,., i W . V lint ,gi ' ,r l' 'iii Will: beg 1 3 f. - N r 'True nm Ffa-if-r Fair. to E. N. C X 3 f S I 5 i l V1 i ,u... ff -U-57 Y v v X 1 A Q . ! . 1 tx .:' W4 ' I . x S . ' .V . V. Xt 4 A l Us 9. x A l t I -97 ! , - I I 1 r - . Q' ' , X , X , f' . 1, N 1 X w ., ' 1 Q1 , , -6 ' 4 x 'J . -:exam A 5 'i .. ' I 3 ' ' f ,1 I .' .. v m 1 if J ily E . , . 5 1 - 1 ,., , r --.- - r ,' X ' 'O , Q - N L 4 xl x ' 1 1 I' it I X I fs-A' ffx. 4 1 I I, -tif: Fifty years ago...the dawn ofa . ' f ' X' - ' ' gf K century, the birth of an institution. -.J ' ' - . ' 4 A ' ' -4.. .'..: J r .6 I 5... , Q gi 1 Today . . . the tum of that century, the onward march of that institution. Envisioned with the purpose, In hoc signo vinces, Eastem Nazarene College stands to point us to Via, Veritas, Vita. Although the NAUTILUS is for everyone, it is especially for the senior. Hence, in its motto and in its colors, the NAUTILUS for nineteen hundred and fifty is closely linked with the Class of '50. just as each senior with lcnightly characteristics takes up the banner In hoc signo vinces, so each student in his preparation for knighthood may enter into the spirit of this same crusade. Like the knights of the Twelfth Century, we have the same three ideals . . . devotion to our lady, glorification of self, warfare for the cause of right. We, too, make our vows to uphold these ideals. Our lady is the Lady of Education. Whether kings with sincere loyalty tending the aspirations of our lady, or enfants, pages, squires, and knights receiving her wisdom, we uphold her standards. In each training period our devotion to her has been on trial, and it has proved true. il Tournament jousts of old glorified knightly skillg societies, clubs, social life and sports at E. N. C. strengthen each student's uselff' In mental and physical skills we strive for honor and glorilication. Our purpose is prepa- ration for service in the future. YVarfare, a chief pursuit among medieval knights, was constant and long, a continual readiness to overcome the enemy for the cause of rightg to us comes the challenge to he ever alert, to go forward with undaunted stride. a challenge from the Church of the Nazarene to participate in the Mid-Century Crusade for Souls. Today We stand upon the threshold of a turning century. NVere we to look back, We would see hard-fought battles, hut glorious victories, both as a church and as a college. As We look toward the future. We foresee further conliict, hut stimulated by the triumphs of the past, we take courage. With our eyes on the Cross, We lift high our banner, WW alll hoc signo vincesf, X as -sw ry They are not kings who sit on fhrones, but they who know how to govern EASTERN NAZARENE CGLLEGE WOLLASTON PARK, QUINCV, MASSACHUSETTS Ofnce ofthe President May 8, 1950 Dear iriend of E.'N.C., The B.N.C. story is a thrilling epic of sacrifice and devotion, of vision and fulfillment. From our present vantage point, after fifty years of progress, we can see that the history of the past is replete with toil, and effort, and struggle. As we trace the development of the college from the earliest days as a snall Bible school at the turn of the century, it is also evident that there have been periods of growth and accomplishment and times of g1ori0uSrealiza tion. E.N.C. is a crusade, splendid in its conception, valient in its endeavor, and impressive in its achievement. Its vic- tories have been won under the banner of the cross. E.N.C. is also a spirit, infectious and inpelling. It has flamed in the hearts of the consecrated men and women whose sturdy Christian character is reflected today in the ideals and standards of the college. Nothing more meaningful can be said for E.N.C. than to declare that the spirit which has characterized the institution for half a century is still aliveg and that the crusade which was begun so many years ago is still being carried on with increased vision and aug mented forces. The future presents an unparalleled challenge. We face it with firm confidence that God who has led so unerringly during the past fifty years will, in the days ahead, continue to lead on in victorious conquest. Sincerely yours, M777 Edward S. Mann, President ESM:y TRU TEE Front Row: O. Reed. R. Smith. R. Heinlein. R. Inglnnd. M. Emery. E. Mann, O. Beneduni, I.. Spgzngenherg. E. Crosse. J. Parker, J. C. Albright. E. XVolfe, F. Ketner, A. Collins. Second f E How: Cubic. O. Finch. F. VVycoff. A. Olson. Turpel. H. Vurcl. XY. Hannnur, D. Palmer. I.. Burke, I. MacGregor. Not present for photo R. XVood. XY. Angell. MEETING twice annually to lorinulute plans for the progress of E..N.C.. this group of consecrated men not only help to share LICIIHIIIISIIYIIIVQ policies, hut they .rlso challenge and inspire the student hody through their words of greeting and exhorta- tion. both in the chapel service and in their contacts with students on the czunpus. To nmny these representatives hring greetings from parents und friends in churches throughout the zoneg to all they bring encouragement und blessing through their lives of devotion to our Christ. Wi , O Qluntents Eehutiun Glurifiratinn warfare QQ yi, ff .. , . ' o .' ,, :A . .' f. Q .c- 2 . n . '.. 1' . . . .-. . , .iw 'A :., 'a U.. I.. nl, , ,. 1 F, -6' HS- wwweeg - GYM,-07 2 I 4, x 2 I .3 , l XJ L e gf Q, I .Q A ' 1 ggi' 9' VJ, 'A G.. tg fn U. , v ' 5 L il as N N I 5 , 'bl ',' Al , it 5 J , XX ffl 1 h ,fjf 'Q 4. 4 Y , f 9 -'m A ' Y .J xx - . Q - ' SE V br xtK,4Q?X.1'2 1.,q'N X ' I. A E'...4Lli A1 .A...-Af, 1 .7f2Jecf9e...mycfeaolianl'oau4.L'aJqafgclucaZion. I 1 V. FAC LTY THE PEOPLE are fashioned according to the example of their kings. These are our leaders-the kingly men and women who guide us on our way to the Holy City. Fifty years ago Pentecostal Collegiate Institute was started with a simi- lar group of men and women. It was a small staff. but when the Institute moved to VVollaston and became Eastern Nazarene College, its faculty numbered seven- teen. Of that number four have continued the crusade with E.N.C. in the face of clark and difficult days. Now there are thirty-four men and women who make up E.N.C.'s faculty. But they are more than teachersg they are also spiritual counselors. Many students have found professors willing to talk over problems and to give counsel toward an establishing Christian experience. By their kinglv example, the E.N.C. faculty inspire us to full devotion, to an honorable glorification of skills, and to .1 valiant spirit in crusading for the cause of Christ. x., BERTHA MUNRO A.M. Dean of the College Literature There's a woman like a dew- drop, she's so purer than the purestg And her noble heart's the noblest, yes, and her sure faith's the surestf, Executing the office of Dean ol' the College is hut one of Dean Munrols duties. In addition to her teaching schedule, the dean is ever ready to counsel and guide students scholas- tically' and spiritually. Every Sun- day morning Miss Munro imparts to her Sunday School Class her utruth for today. As teacher and guide she assists students in de- veloping a sound philosophy of life. EDWARD S. PHILLIPS A.B., Th.B. ViCe'Presiderit 'iAy, every inch a kingln Big in stature, lmig in heart. our genial vice-president made himself known and loved at E.N.C. and made E.N.C. known and loved hy the eastern educational zone. As manager of the college lmuilding fund, Mr. Phillips spent Week-ends and summers in traveling from New Brunswick to XVashington. D. C.. representing the cause of his alma mater. dd 4-. JASPER ROSS NAYLOR B.S., A.M. Business Manager, Mathematics Yet he looks like a kingg be- hold his eye, As bright as is the eagle's, lightened forth controlling majestvf, Supervising the inevitable repair jobs on campus . . . making finan- cial arrangements with students who must work for expenses . . . explaining the intricacies of calcu- lus in the classroom-these tasks and manv others make Professor Naylorls days busy, but important ones. His ready xvit, casual manner, and example of devotion to Christ are long to be remembered by all who know him. Wi .-sv wu,,,,,,-r , EDITH FRANCES COVE, Mus.M. Pianoforte, Organ To waken interest and kindle enthusiasm is a , sure way to govern successfullyf FRED JAMES SHIELDS, A.M., Ed.M., D.D. Psychology, Sociology The kingis leavings are better than the lordls bounty. KENT COODNOW, A.M. Classical Languages, German, Spanish If fidelity were lost, it could be found in the heart of this king. JAMES HOUSTON SHRADER, Ph.D. Chemistry We love the king who loves the law, respects its bounds, and reigns content within them. ,IOSEPH GLENN COULD, A.M., D.D. Theology, College Pastor To be a kingdomis bulwark, a king's glory. Yet loved by both, and trusted and trustworthy, Is more than to be a kingf' ALICE SPANCENBERC, A.lNI.' English Entire and sure the monarclfs rule must prove. XVho tounds her greatness on her subjects love. VERNON THOMAS CROVES, Ph.D. Psychology The clearest mark of a true king is that he is one whom all good men can praise without com- punction during his lifef, VVILLIAM JAMES VERNER BABCOCK, A.M. Biology A good king is a public servantf, MARY KISER HARRIS, A.M. French, Spanish Queens speak the language of the company that they are ing Speak it purely, and unlarded with any otherf, HARVEY JUDSON SMITH BLANEY, A.B., B.D. Biblical Literature The king's name is a tower of strengthf' 'Twenty-fifth year of teaching a ,I LOUISE A. DYCOSKI, A.M. Speech 'Tis noble to move others, heart to heart, When your speech comes from your heart. MEL-THOMAS ROTHWELL, A.M. Philosophy Happy when both to the same centre move, NVhen kings give liberty, and subjects love. OLIVE BYNON MARPLE, A.B. Piano, Organ. Queens and music hath their charmsf, TIMOTHY LAWRENCE SMITH, A.M. History A king so good, so just, so great, that at his birth the heavenly council paused, and then at last cried out, 'This is a manl' ROLLAND WEBSTER PARSONS, M.S. Education, Director of Physical Education Royalty consists not in vain pomp but in great virtues. ESTHER D. WILLIAMSON Dean of Women, Voice The best queen is one who suggests rather than Kl0gl11illIlZ9S, who inspires rather than rules. ANDREW FINDLEY RANKIN, A.M. Economics NVhen kings and people understand each other past a doubt, It takes a foe and more to knock that country outf, WALLACE DIXON, A.lNl. Biology Of nought but earth can earth make us partaker But knowledge makes a king more like his Maker. HELEN FRANCIS ROTHWELL, A.lNI. Spanish The fairest queen that ever king receivedf, CHARLES WESLEY AKERS, A.M. History A king ruleth as he ought-to the profit of all. FRANCES ALLEN, B.S. Chemistry VVisdom is the noblest pedigreef, MARY SUMNER LECHNER, A.M. English The secret of a queenis success is constancy ot Y! purpose. GEORGE JOSEPH DELP, s.T.B. Greek, Church History The sure foundations of the state are laid in the king's knowledge. ROBERT HARRIS INIAYBURY, AAL' Chemistry Kind as kings upon their coronation dayf, EDITH PEIRCE COODNOW, A.M. English Literature The more noble, the more humble.', ELIZABETH INICFARLAND B.S. in Pub. Sch. Mus. Music Moclesty is the chastity of merit, the virginity oi royal soulsf' WARD M. HUNTING, M.S. Chemistry, Mathematics No principle is more kingly, as there is none more holv, than that Of true obedience H WILBUR HANDLEY MULLEN, Th.B., A.M. Dean of Meng Theology Our converse with kings should be either as rare or as pleasing as possible. HADRIAN BLAIR LECHNER, A.lNI. Physics, Mathematics 'Tis so much to be a king that he is more so v Y, bv being so. EvANcELos SOTERIADES, AM., B.S. Librarian A manis a mang but when you see a king, you see the work of many thousand men. 'Leave of absence ,Qin 65 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Elizabeth Young Charles List Grace Banham Frank Bowers Mary Rankin Secretary to the President Supervisor of Maint. Secretary to the V.-Pres. Food Service Manager Service Manager Charles Djerf, M.D. Emma jane Bruce, R.N. College Doctor College Nurse Not pictured: Harry n V 5 Audry YVard Lawrence Moore Financial Clerk Bookkeeper Bartch, night watchman llll i I' llll ' fs muq -SKB' X UI ul na .La PO GRADUATE Bruce Eastman Berry Henry john Cooper Mary jane Ewing Study to shew thyself approved unto Cod, a work- man that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. The diligent application to the task of preparing our- selves as evangelists, pastors, missionaries, and teachers was our aim this year. By sincere devotion to Christ we endeavored to de- velop strong characters and holy lives, that our ministry may reflect the glory of Christ and the beauty of holiness whether our service be here or in foreign lands. The determination of each of us is VVhere He leads me I will follow! Wallace Everett Haner Robert Lee jones james Gregory Larkin Roy Gustave Lundin David Roderick Morrison Laurence Kendall Mullen 'O C. Keys. Pres.g R. Allen, V. Pres.g C. NValton, S. C. Rep.g D. Young, Secy.g Prof. Naylorg D. Darsch, Treas. c 5? 4312032 FOR THE SENIORS, the year 1950 is symbolic of many things-the year of gradua- tion. the turning of a century, a mid-century crusade in the Church of the Nazarene. In a real sense we are knights crusading toward a Holy City. Knights of the Cross, each of us has chosen as his Holy City a particular goal. At E.N.C. we have put on our armor. the armor of a Christlike life. With the aid and example of the faculty, our kings, we have polished our armoi'g'we have. discovered and given expression to those traits of Christian ICR character that will make us effective in our crusade. The Holy City is still a vision of the fu- ture, but graduation brings us very near. Some of us saw the Holy City-our objective in life- before we came to E.N.C.5 others have chosen it under the influence of our Alma Mater. Our years in college have been part of our route to that goal. And so we take our knightly vows and leave E.N.C. 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Battle Cry: And gladly preachll' Holy City: Canada for Cod. PAUL DEAN BASHAM A.B., Biology Alpha 1, Sigma 2, 3, 4, Green Book 1, football. baseball 1, 2, Evangelistic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, College Missionary Society 1, 2, 3. 4, American Nature Study Society 1, 2, 3, 4, yice-president 2, president 3, 4: Rover Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, first mate 3, secretary 4, Biology Department Scholarship 3, Campus Camera 3, Future Teachers of America 3. 4, chaplain 3. Knight of the Cheerful Smile. Armor: His honest thought. Battle Cry: Semper icleml Holy City: Ministry in the wide open spaces of Alaska. LORNA RAE ALLEN B.S., Elementary Education Alpha 1, Zeta 2, 3, 4, House Council 1, Miriams 1, 2, librarian 1, Evangelistic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, College Missionary Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 2, volleyball, basketball 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4. Knight of the Cap-filling Versatility. Armor: Positive confidence. Battle Cry: My Voice for Chiistlv Holy City: Morale-building. RUTH ELLEN ALLEN A.B., Literature Class Valeclictorian Beta 1, Kappa 2, 3, 4, College Scholarship 1, Green Book 1, Historical Society 1, Future Teachers of America 1, Evangelistic Association 1, 2, New England District Scholarship 2, 4, Campus Camera 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Faculty Scholarship 3, Nautilus 3, 4, associate editor 4, Literature Club 3, 4, vice-president 3, Class vice-president 4. Knight of the Much-in-Little. Armor: Thoroughness. Battle Cry, All knowledge my province! Holy City: Ten talents invested. PAUL DAVID BERGERS A.B., Economics Gamma 1, Kappa 2, 3, 4, Evangelistic Association 1. 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, president 4, Rover Crew 2, 3, baseball 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers of America treasurer 4. Knight of the Boyish Air and Manly Ways. Armor: Resourcefulness. Battle Cry: i'Captains Courageouslv Holy City: Christ in the economic World. RAY WESLEY BLACHLY, JR. A.B., Economics Gamma 1: Zeta 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, A Cappella Choir 1, 3, Evangelistic Association 1, 2, 3, College Missionary Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Campus Camera 2, Asaphs vice-president 2, Las Estrellas treasurer 2: Nautilus 2, 3, 4, associate editor 3, editor-in-chief 4, Student Ministerial Association 3. Knight of the Practical Efficiency. Armor: Unfailing serenity plus dogged perseverance. Battle Cry: Nautilus forever! Holy City: Business and religion. JUNE ELSIE BAUER A.B., Biology Gamma 1g Sigma 2, 3, 4, Evangelistic Association 1g field hockey, basketball 15 A Cappella Choir 2, House Council 2, American Nature Study Society 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Music Club 4. Knight of the Sturdy Independence. Armor: Deli- niteness. Battle Cry: When a woman Will, she Will, and there's an end on'tl,' Holy City: A useful life. IUNE ELIZABETHHBEDELL B.S., Elementary Education. Owosso Bible College 1, Olivet Nazarene College 25 Delta 3, 4: Miriams 3, Psychology Club 35 Future Teachers of America president 4, Prospective Mis- sionaries 4. Knight of the Thoughtful YVays. Armor: Deep seri- ousness. Battle Cry: 'iFor VVilliam the Conqueror! Holy City: The ministry of the parsonage queen. BERNICE LOUISE BOOZELL B.S., Eicmcrzfrlry EC1llCllfi0l1 Camma lg Delta 2, 3, -1, Evangelistic Association 1. 2: Speech Cluh 2, 31 Future Teachers of America 22, 3, 4, vice-president -Ig Psychology Club treasurer -1. Knight ot the Helping Hand. Armor: Wholesome kindness. Battle Cry: Martha hands, a Mary mind! Holy City: Every day for Christ. CARROLL FRANCIS BRADLEY AB.. History Trevecca Nazarene College 1, Sigma 2, 3, 4: Class vice-president 2: A Cappella Choir 2, 3: football, haskethall, haselxall 2, 3, -1: Outstanding Boy Ath- letel' 3: Cluh 3, -1, president -1, XVho's Who 4, Historical Society -1. Knight of the Lofty Stature and Voice. Armor: Mens sans in corpori' sono. Battle Cry: A merry heart! Holy City: A Christian physical ed instructor. OLLIE CORA BLACK B.S., Elementary Education Alpha 1, Zeta 2, 3, 4, vice-president 3, Green Book 1: Biology Club 1, Evangelistic Association 1, 2, cheerleader 1, 2, Miriams 1, 2, 3: Psychology Club secretary-treasurer 2, Young Peopleis Society Council 3, Class treasurer 3: Future Teachers of America 35 A Cappella Choir 4, House Council presi- dent 4. Knight of the Vivacious Charm. Armor: Cheerful consistency. Battle Cry: O my Darlinglu Holy City: A Christian in the schoolroom-temporarily. PAUL EDWVIN BLACK A.I3. in. Theology, Theology Camma 1: Delta 2, 3, 4g Evangelistic Association 21 Bowne Philosophical Society 3, Student Ministerial Association 3, 4. Knight of the Unmixed Codliness. Armor: Simple faith his utmost skill. Battle Cry: Holiness unto the Lord! Holy City: The manse. RONALD EUGENE BULA A.B., Plzilosoplzy Alpha 1, Kappa 2, 3, 4: College Missionary Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Evangelistic Association 2, Bowne Philo- sophical Society 2, 3, 4, secretary-treasurer 3, Student Ministerial Association 3, 4. Knight of the Determined Will. Armor: Individual- ism. Battle Cry: 1 call a fig a fig, a spade a spade. Holy City: Practical Christian philosophy. ALTHEA MERRITTS BURTON B.S., Elementary Education Alpha 1, Zeta 2, 3, 4, Literature Club 1, Evangelistic Association 1, 2, 3, Class secretary 2, Future Teach- ers of America 2, 3, 4. Knight of the Accompanist Skill. Armor: Conscien- tiousness. Battle Cry: Ulf ever wife was happy in a manlv Holy City: Efficient quiet service. CHARLES HENRY BRUCE BS., Mathematics Gamma 1, Sigma 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, business manager 4, Speech Club 3, 4, president 4g Campus Camera business manager 4, Rover Scouts 4, football 4. Knight of the Sun-Crowned Head-and Personality. Armor: High ambitious. Battle Cry: No foulslv Holy City: Civil engineering with Christ. EMMA JANE BRUCE B.S., Nursing Union Protestant School of Nursing: Sigma 2, 3, 4. secretary 3, vice-president 4: Green. Book 2: Campus Camera 2, Evangelistic Association 2, 3, 4: Miriams 2, 3: College Missionary Society 3: Fidelis Class president 3: Young Peopleis Society Council 3, Nautilus 4: Meistersingers 4. Knight of the Big Sisterly Counsel. Armor: Practical Christianity. Battle Cry: 'iTo heal, to help, to lift! Holy City: Foreign missionary service. BETTY RUTH CHRISTENSEN HS., ElC'I71K'IlfIll'lf Eclucatiori Beta 1: Zeta 2, 3, -1: Nlusic Club 1. 2, yice-president 2, Orchestra 1. 2, Future Teachers of America 1, 2. 3. 4: Psychology Club 2. 3, 4: House Council 2, 3. 4, yice-president 3: Nautilus 4: Young People's Society vice-presiclent 4: American Nature Study Society 4. Knight of the Domestic Touch. Armor: Sympathetic understancling. Battle Cry: By the Stairlslway to the sky! Holy City: Preacher-teacher's helpmeet. LOVVELL EDYVARD CRUTCHER AB., History Alpha 1: Zeta 2, 3, -1. Knight of the Invincible Cood Nature. Armor: Sincerity. Battle Cry: A little nonsense now and then-Y Holy City: An answered call-in time. NVILLIAM EDWARD CALDWELL AB., Mathematics Alpha 1: Zeta 2. 3, 4, football 3, 4, basketball 2, 3, 4, Mathematics Club president 2, 3. Knight of the Math Brain-yet 134 unworlied. Armor: Youth-and a clisarming grin. Battle Cry: I will steer my rudder truelv Holy City: A Ph.D. in Physics. PHlLIP RALPH CHATTO A.B. in Theology, Biblical Literature Beta lg Delta 2, 3, 4, College Missionary Society 1, 2, Evangelistic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Ministerial Association 3, -1: Bowne Philosophical Society 3, 4. Knight of the Feryent Prayers. Armor: Personal testimony. Battle Cry: Praise ye the Lorcllv Holy City: Saving souls. FRANCES LUCILLE DORSETT A.B., Literature Beta 1, Delta 2. 3, 4, Evangelistic Association 1, 2. 3, 4, Literature Club 2, 3, 4, secretary-treasurer 3, president 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Kauffman Scholar- ship 4. Knight of the Gentle Voice and Iron Spirit. Armor: Depth of thought. Battle Cry: My Utmost for His Highest! Holy City: The true, the beautiful, the good-in Christ. BONNY JUNE DOUGLAS A.B., Modern. Language, Music Beta l, Kappa 2, 3, 4, field hockey 1, Evangelistic Association l, 2, Hospital Choir 1, 2, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, Miriams 3, Albany District Scholarship 4, Future Teachers of America 4, Amer- ican Nature Study Society 4. Knight of the Magic Fingers. Armor: Loyalty. Battle Cry: Music hath charmsli' Holy City: Harmony. HAROLD WILLIAM DARLING A.B., Psychology Gamma 1, Sigma 2, 3, 4, treasurer 2, 4, coordinator 3, Psychology Club 1, 2, football, baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Campus Camera 2, Class treasurer 2, Nautilus 2. 4, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, Class chaplain 3, Crusader Quartet 3, Evangelistic Association 3, 4, Ambassador Quartet 4. Knight of the Crusader Quartet. Armor: Courtesy, humility. Battle Cry: Constant as the Northern Starln Holy City: A chair of psychology. DONALD PHILIP DARSCH AB., Biology Beta l, Zeta 2, 3, 4, chaplain 4, Societas Prae-Medica 1, 2, 3, 4, yice-president 4, Chemical Association 1, 2, 3, 4, librarian 3, Rover Crew 2, 3, 4, patrol leader 4, Class treasurer 4. Knight of the Unshakable Purpose. Armor: Persist- ence. Battle Cry: YVhere there's a will-li' Holy City: Medical or educational missions. EVELYN LOUISE GIBSON AB., in Theology, Biblical Literature Cleyeland Bible College l: Sigma 2. 3, -1: Biology Club 2, 3: Eyangelistic Association 2, 3, 4: Nliriams 2. 3, secretary-treasurer 3: Young People's Society yice-president 3: Nleistcrsingers -1. Knight of the Gracious Manners-and Life. Armor: Trust. Battle Cry: Gloyed, cloaked, furred by love's warm yyordln Holy City: Christian service partner- ship. JANICE EILEEN GILES BS., Elenientury Eduezltion Beta I: Zeta 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 1: Evangelistic Association l, 2g basketball, volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Outstanding Girl Athlete 3: Future Teachers of America librarian 3: Club 3. 4, vice-president 4. Knight of the Athletic Prowess. Armor: Good sportsmanship. Battle Cry: Eyes frontli' Holy City: Lifting young people to the good life. CHARLES EDGAR EISENBISE A.B., Matliermitics Drexel Institute of Technology 1, 2, Sigma 3, 44 Historical Society 3, basketball, baseball 3, 4. Knight of the Smiling Reserve. Armor: Straight shooting. Battle Cry: i'Men who know much say little! Holy City: Establishing the right. FLOYD OTIS FLEMMING AB., Philosophy Beta l: Sigma 2, 3, 4: Las Estrellas vice-president lg Evangelistic Association 1, 2, 3, vice-president 3: Bowne Philosophical Society treasurer 2, Young Peoples Society Council 3, Student Council 3, Class chaplain 3: Student Ministerial Association 3, 4, president 3. Knight of the Genuine Humility. Armor: Faithful- ness. Battle Cry: How much the wife is clearer than the brideln Holy City: joined with Her, double service. ARTHUR GILBERT HILGAR A.B., Biology Gamma 1, Sigma 2, 53, 4, Green. Book 1, Speech Club 1, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 2, 3g American Nature Study Society 2, 3, 4, treasurer 3, vice-president 4, Nautilus 4. Knight of the Approachable Frienclliness. Armor: Coocl nature. Battle Cry: Why Worry?', Holy City: Teacher in Americaf' CLEONE MAE HILL B.S., Nursing Garfield Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, Delta 2, 3, 4, Cunzpus Camera 2, 4g Psychology Club 2: VVashington-Philaclelphia District Scholarship 34 House Council 3g American Nature Study Society 3, 4, lNIeistersingers 4g Honor Society 4. Knight of the Unparaded Achievement. A1'm0r: Ability plus industry. Battle Cry: The bestli' Holy City: Public health as a mission. j0HN HERBERT GOLDEN B.S., Clzc'n1i.s'fry Bela 1, Delta 2, 53, 4, Chemical Association 2, 3, 4 Knight of the Rounclecl Life. Armor: Centillesse Battle Cry: I bring my hotly unclerii' Holy City A Christian chemist in industry. ELAINE GRACE HALL BS.. Nursing Central Nlainc Ccneral Hospital School of Nursing: Beta 1, Sigma 41, Music Club -1, Meistersingers 4 Knight of the Centic Spirit. Armor: Sympathy. Battle Cry: Inasmuchl Holy City: Helping people. IULIAN LUCIUS JACKSON Ali., Plzilosopllyg THB., Theology University of Vermont 1: Delta 2, 3. 4: Prospective Nlissionaries 2, 3. -lg Student Ministerial Association 3, 4: Bowne Philosophical Society 4. Knight of the Ohliging Disposition. Armor: Engag- ing smile. Battle Cry: None. Vermonters do not choose to speak. lloly City: The mission field. PAUL ELXVOOD KAUFFMAN AB.. in T111 olugy, Iiihlicvll LiIc'1'af1o'e Beta I: Zeta 2, 3, 4: Student Nlinisterial Association 3, 4. Knight ol the City of Brotherly Love. Armor: Holy amllition. Battle Cry: The Lord will providelu Holy City: A fruitful ministry. SUSAN CERTRUDE HILL A.B., History Gamma 1: Zeta 2, 3, 4: Las Estrellas 1, 2: Miriams 1, 2, 3: Evangelistic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: College Missionary Society 1, 2. 3, 4, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, 4, Historical Society 3, 4, secretary- t1'easurer 4: volleyball, softball 3, 4: Meistersingers 4. Knight of the Sacrificial Spirit. Armor: Self-reliance. Battle Cry: A house in Thanksgiving Street! Holy City: Spreading the Light. WILDA RUTH HUBER A.B., Biology Camma lg Delta 2, 3, 4: Psychology Club 1, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, American Nature Study Society 2, 3, 4, secretary 3, treasurer 4. Knight of the Streiigth-in-Reserve. Armor: Demure humor. Battle Cry: Dear Titcherln Holy City: Understanding the underprivileged. FRANK CUSTAVE KISH A.B. in Theology, Theology Alpha I: Sigma 2, 3, -1: Evangelistic Association I. 2, 3, -1: College Missionary Society I, 2. 3. 4: Student Ministerial Association 3, 4, president -1: Bonne Philosophical Society -1. Knight of the Flashing Smile. Armor: Faith mul works. Battle Cry: Not slothful in business! Holy City: Building the Kingdom. MARION LILLIAN KISH A.B., Speech Camma I: Delta 2, 53, -1: Campus ClllllC'l'll 1, 2: Evangelistic Association I, 2. 3. secretary 2: College Missionary Society 1, 2, 3, -1. vice-president 3: Speech Cluh I, 2, 3, -1, vice-president 3. secretary- treasurer 4: New York District Scholarship 3: Class secretary 3: Future Teachers of America 4. Knight of the Steady Look and Brave Spirit. Armor: Cenuine devotion to Christ. Battle Cry: Speak the speech as I pronounced it. Holy City: Blessing- sharing. JAMES MCCANN KELLEY AB., History Beta I: Kappa 2, 3, -1: Student Ministerial Associa- tion 3, -1. Knight of the Colden Tenor. Armor: Serious purpose. Battle Cry: I will sing of my Bedeemerli' Holy City: Spirit-filled song evangelism. CLIFFORD EARLE KEYS, JR. AB., Biology Beta 1: Kappa 2, 3. -I, president 3, coordinator 2: Green. Book I: football, baseball I, 2, 3: A Cappella Choir l 2, -1: Evangelistic Association 1, 2. 3. -1: Ambassador Quartet I, 2. 3, 4: American Nature Study Society I, 2, 3, -1: Campus Cmrzcru 3: Minis- terial Association 3. -1: N Cluh 53, -1, president 3: Boyer Crew 3, -1: VVhois Who 4: Class president 4: Nvllllfflllb' associate editor -1. Knight of the Versatile Promise. Armor: Consecrated gifts. Battle Cry: Rather he right unc! he president -of l950l Holy City: Service-1002 on Cod's investment. IRIS EILEEN LONG BS., lfl1'n1c'utu1'y lfclucution Camina lg Zcta 2. 3, 4: Miriams 1. 2, 3. lilmrarian 2: Scholarshiv 3: Younf' XVomen's Missionary Society l A . . secretary 3: Future Teachers ot' America 3. 4. lihrarian -lg Psychology Cluh -1. Knight of the Modest Coodness. Armor: A purpose firm. Battle Cry: My mind to me a kingdom isl' Holy City: The unfolding plan-a mission to chil- dren. ROBERT PAUL LUTZ Ali. in Theology, Theology Beta 1: Zeta 2. 3. -1: Las Estrellas 1: Literature Cluh 3: Student Ministerial Association 3, -1: Bowne Philosophical Society 4. Knight of the Quiet Strength. Armor: Deep earnest- ness. Battle Cry: First do. then teaclilu Holy City: The call of Cod to Japan. Biology Cluh l. 2. 3: Evangelistic Association 1, 2. 3, 4: Prospectiye Missionaries l, 2, 3, 4: College V EVELYN MAY LIBBY B.S., Elementary Education Alpha 1: Kappa 2, 3, 4: Evangelistic Association l, 2, 3, 4: Hospital Choir 3: Psychology Club 3, 4: Future Teachers of America 4. Knight of the Unwavering Testimony. Armor: Good- ness. Battle Cry: Ready for service, lowly or great! Holy City: Dependable for Cln'ist. MYRON MELVIN LINEMAN B.S., Clzcniisfry Camma l: Zeta 2, 3, -1: College Missionary Society l. 2, 3, -lg Chemistry Association 1, 3, -1, Vice- presidcnt 3, president -1: Evangelistic Association 2, 3. 4: Hover Crew 2. 3. 4. seci'etary 3, senior mate 4: American Nature Study Society 3: Nautilus 4. Knight of the Many Interests. Armor: Senior dignity. Battle Cry: The mist is dispelled when a woman appearsln Holy City: Industrial chemistry. ROBERT WILLIAM MCNEELY A.B. in Theology, Biblical Literature Beta lg Kappa 2, 3, 4: Speech Club I: football 1, 2: Evangelistic Association 1, 2, 3: Student Council 24 Biology Club 2: Class president 3, Student Minis- terial Association 3, 4, vice-president -1. Knight of the Established Life. Armor: Christian character. Battle Cry: In the husband wisdom: in the wife gentlenesslii Holy City: Positive influence for Cod. AGNES MARGARET MATHESON AB., Psychology Alpha Ig Kappa 2, 3, -1: Spanish Club I: Psychology Club 2, 3, -1. Knight of the Undiscourageable Heart. Armor: Good cheer. Battle Cry: All's wellln Holy City: Kind deeds. ELLSWORTH BRADFORD MCAFEE AB., History Zeta 2, 3, -1, football Knight of the Historical Sense. Armor: Tolerance. Battle Cry: He is gentil that doth gentil dcdislv Holy City: A Christian civic influence. REGINA MARGUERITE MCGILL AB., Biology Gamma 1: Sigma 2, 3, 4: Akron District Scholarship 1: Green Book I, Miriams 1, Honor Society 2: Future Teachers of America I, 2, 3, 4, American Nature Study Society 1, 2, 3, -1: A Cappella Choir 2, 3, -1, treasurer 3. Knight of the Vlfomanly Dignity. Armor: Cood taste. Battle Cry: Quality first! Holy City: The real thing. PHOEBE PEOPLES A.B,, Litcrzlture Alpha 1: Sigma 2, 3, 4, Music Clulm, secretary 1: Miriams 1, 2, 31 Future Teachers of America 2. 4: Literature Cluh 2. 3. 4. president 3: Orchestra 3: Meistersingers 4. Knight ot Duty First. Armor: System and poise. Battle Cry: My hest for Cod-and Elmer! Holy City: Christian hoine-making. MARGARET NIAY PRINIROSE B.S.. EIl'l7If'IIflIl'tj Ifdllcutioil Camma lg Zeta 2, 3, 4: College Missionary Society 1, 2. 3, 4: Prospective Missionaries 1, 2, 3, 4: College Scholarship 3: Honor Society 2, 3. 4: XVashington- Philadelphia District Scholarship 4: Campus Cl1II1f'l'll 4: Future Teachers of America 4. Knight of the Honest Heart and Face. Arinor: Conscience. Battle Cry: Silence. Holy City: The center ot Codis will MARTHA ELIZABETH MAYBURY AB., AIClfl1f3H1l1fiC-S' Alpha 1: Kappa 2, 3, 4, vice-president 2: Green Bock 1, Class secretary 1: Speech Club 1: Evangel- istic Association 1, 2: Preachers' Kids Trio 1, 2: volleyball, hasketball 1, 2: A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers ot America 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3. 4: Psychology' Cluh 2, 3, 4, vice-president 3. Knight of the Friendly VVays. Armor: A light heart. Battle Cry: XVoman at hest's a contradiction stilllu Holy City: Undetermined. BERCE SAMUEL NAJARIAN A.B. in Tlzcology, Biblical Lifcrfztzwc Bishop Cohat College flemsaleml 1: Kappa, 2, 3, 4, chaplain 2: Bowne Philosophical Society 2, 3: Student Ministerial Association 2, 3, 4: Evangelistic Association 2, 3, 4: College Missionary' Society' 2, 3, 4, president 3: Prospective Missionaries 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: XVho's VVho 4. Knight of the Radiant Spirit. Armor: Intense devo- tion. Battle Cry: I love my Lordln Holy City: Jerusalem Delivercdf' BENJAMIN ROBINSON STAHL A.B., AIUIIICIIIIIIICS Beta 1: Sigma 2, 3, 4: Speech Cluh 1, 2, 3: Asaphs 2: Historical Society treasurer 2: Evangelistic Association 2, 3: Future Teachers of America treas- urer 3: A Cappella Choir 3, -1, president -1: Student Council secretary -1: House Council 4. Knight of the Eleven Talents. Armor: The challenge of the difficult new. Battle Cry: XVhich star make mineli' Holy City: Some houndless field of service. PAUL LUTHER STEFFENS A.B. in Tlleology, Tlzeology New York University 1: Cordon College 2: Zeta 3, -1. Knight of the Many Schools. Armor: Honest pur- pose. Battle Cry: My fl1IIIGl',S Codln Holy City: A ministry of the Spirit. IEAN ELIZABETH RICE B.S., Elenientary Education Kentucky Mountain Bihle Institute 1: Marion Col- lege 2: Delta 3, 4: Ministerial Association 3, -1, secretary-treasurer -I: Evangelistic Association 3, -1: College Missionary Society 3, -1: Prospectiye Mis- sionaries 3, 4: Future Teachers of America 3, -1. Knight of the Forward Look. Armor: A hopeful heart. Battle Cry: No stopping shortln Holy City: Mission completed. VIOLA ANNETTA ROBERTS A.B., Litr'mture Craduate of Olivet College: Zeta 3, 4: College Missionary Society 3. -1: Prospective Missionaries 3. 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Literature Cluh 3, -1: Future Teachers of America 4. Knight of the Vital Personality. Armor: Commitment to the Real. Battle Cry: Liles more amusing than we thought -and more tragic. 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KENNETH LEE YODER Matlzeniatics Class Salutaforiczn Alpha I: Zeta 2, 3, 4: Green Book lg XVashington- Philaclelphia Scholarship l, 3: Stuclent Council l, 3: Class president 2, Asaphs president 2: Honor Society 2, 3, -1: Campus CKIHIUVII 2, 3, husiness manager 3: Crusader Quartet 3: XVho's VVho -1. Knight of the All-Round Achievement. Armor: Non- Chalant air and serious heart. Battle Cry: E'en tho' yanquishecl, argue stillln Holy City: Coclls will via higher education. DORIS ROBERTA YOUNG AB., Biology Alpha 1: Zeta 2. 3. 4, secretary 3: Evangelistic Association I, 2, 3, -1: College Missionary Society I, 2, 3, 4: Bliriams 2, 3: Class vice-president 3: Future Teachers ot America 4: American Nature Study Society 3, 4. Knight of the Cooperatiye Spirit. Armor: A cheer- ful. willing heart. Battle Cry: Bill and Biology! Holy City: june, and after. SHIRLEY LOUISE NVING A.B., Psyclzology University ot Maine I, 2, 3: Sigmas -1. Knight of the Cospel Team. Armor: The single cyc. l Battle Cry: Co, preach. Holy City: Evangelistic singing. WVILBUR DANIEL WVOLFE B.S., Sl'L'lDl1l1lll'ij lfllllfllfiflll Nlt. Union College I: Sigma 2, 3, -1: Boyer Scout 2: Literature Club 2, 3: Future Teachers of America 2, 53, -1, Asaphs 3: Psychology Cluh 4. Knight of the Cheery Frankness. Armor: Unmixetl honesty. Battle Cry: I helieye I can! Holy City: A teaching ministry. JT! 'H -5.- S DOROTHY RUTH YOU NC ISS.. 1flf'nu'ntr1ry lfllllfllflllll plum l. SIQINLI 2. Sv. 4. SCL'I'Ctill'f' QQ ILYilllQl'llStK Xswcigltirnn l, 2. 53, 4g Cullvgc Nlissimnmy' Society l 2, 3. 41 Xlirinms 2. 53. SCCl'L'lLll'f 2, Futlm- Tvaxclwm . , -, -. ul .Xllll'l'll'Ql fm. 4. Sl'Cl'l'tillAf' Img Llalss Si'l'l'l'f1ll'f' 4 'lSll'l'SlllQl'l'S 4. lam- lilw .1 lwlmsiug. Bnttlm- Cry: Helm-altimn um illillu Ilwlx Ciitx: lum: .xml .nltm-r. XIARYIN l lCllREI.I, ZIMNIERMAN .X.l34, ITXUKJIIPIKPQU Xlplm I. k.1pp.x 2. -3, lg Slmlm-nt XlllllSll'l'llll Xswcial- .w llllll vu -l lqlnl nl tlu' Inna: l',Illllll'lllIi'l'. .xl'lllUI'Z l'a1tu'lu1'. linlllm- I lx, .X xxllm- .mfl Ulllltlllvll . . . lmstuga-s in l lHIlll1Il'. Ilulx f.llX3 llu- palstrukllf'-all lalsl. ., fu P -0 X V 9, l ff'-1 ,..-r N Q E 'nil' L5,'t. .Lv US I . 1 5: is .-ns. lQlll ul tlu- f,r3sta1l-Cflcalr f,m1sc'1m1c'v. .-Xrmor: A F FUR ALL 1 K Nw rv- oc Signal? '59 'if Front Row: bl. Bricker. Pres.g Al. Chnneron. Treus.: L. Anderson. Sec'y.q C. Ocldo, V.-Pres.g B. XX'hitney, 5. C. Hep.: Mr. Mullen. '30 JU GR FORMER enfants und pages. present squires, and future knights ure we, the junior elzlss of 1950. As squires we ure striving to meet every requisite in discipline, self-control, outward amd inward refinementhstruining mind and muscle for the highest achievement scho- lusticullly, uthleticully, socially, und spiritually. XVith true chivulrous character and mo- tive we fulfilled our duties to the knights of 1950, welcoming them from the senior trip, en- tertaining them nohly ut the Iunior-Senior bun- quet as knights and ladies. Not merely attendants of knights ure we. NVith enfants, pages, and knights we too ure soldiers of the Cross, handed in holy wan'- fure, commended to our Lord and under His sovereign command. Regulated hy His spi1'it we march forwtud, confident in the assurance of Victory through Crncef, C1455 N nmczn c cr onoo n on 0F '51 wus J X C Hsu gm., Ji 1950 B!-4-114, 4-,L L 424-QJQA1 411 ,L I i 014-QM , 12-.TL -Lg-iijndfw 1'-4'fl X4- f: 41k,,L QA-'L M tlgfv-'-Kkv ug 114. 'ff4.,,J aww -.J-L-ML HMI. Qu- ex-J-44'-14, W -A-M 'A M- - WL., Un., L71l,?' gfmx-'JM 4-v..'L'JN-,X-L91-c.j 'fwmj Y1J4.'?vu, Ni-,J4L.,h mix., H-L ff'-1, J- X-'--'J fa-'-AL A -U,-,w ii-Md, f-,Lim Jllq. '- Z!-QQ, 'KLM E- A-Y A LL -K9 N-4 Jw, Aw, UM., MM NM-wr? 7 , 1 '43-'L I A-ww 'LCLLV mmf- - fl, Mm UW MMU aw , fa, ' Fl. 1, 'L-Qijmiwmttit MT-x,P fl-J -. l fzwffma F--L41'Jg4-.TLX Dorothy I. Blauser Ladylike reserve . . . loves Art . . . neat appearance. Q5 hleanette M. Brake Depth of character former Marion co-cd :onsecratcd life. Colleen R. Brown Deans list . . . gcnuin vivid smile. Li Lois E. Anderson All-round student . . . common sense . . . practical Christian. Lois E. Andrews A He keeps me singing . . . a glad way and a joyful heart Norma Faye Beach Unaffected . . . fervent testimony . . . spirit of humility. Emest B. Bailey Industrious chemist . . . former Cordonite . . . unobtrusive . . . studious. Lois E. Bailey Fun-loving . . . courage of her convictions . . . potential missionary. Russell A. Bailey Enjoys living . . . rich bass voice . . . Zeta to the end. Richard B. Barrueto Q t Espanol . . . thoughtful . . . unhurried . . . future ll'lCQllC0. Emily M. Bigelow Quiet dignity . . . mistress of the keyboard and violin. Gloma J. Brackett Christian first . . . industri- ous . . . serious . . . quiet. lohn F. Bricker Ahle Junior prexy . . . nannerly . . . considerate In His Stepsf, john W. Bruce Boy preacher . . . glowing countenance . . . interested in people. Ellsworth N. Bunce Ecclesiastical intentions . . . orator . . . spirited. john E. Burton Sings ,way down there . . . groom of '49 . . . ping-pong . . . hoyish grin. Ardith E. Calhoun Math major . . . little-girl expressiveness . . . eifervescent. james R. Cameron Gracious air . . . eggs and hacon coming upi' . . geniz Miriam A. Camohas Purposeful . . . Spanish whiz . . . this musical world. john T. Checkley, jr. Hard worker . . diligent student . . . rapid speech. Florence Churchill Former C. B. C. student . . . genteel . Kermit C. Clingerman Seeking Cod's hest . . . earnest . . Betty E. Croucher Philosophical mind . spontaneous smile . graceful. Cloyce C. Cunningham Ex-C. I .... future minister . . . ping-pong enthusiast. Zaven Dohanian lmpetuous . . . Zeta leader . . . devotee of photography. king il avid correspondent. unassuming. su Edward D. Cramer Stalwart . . . power in prayer . . . I can do all things through Christ. David Cubic Demonstrative . . . hearty laugh . . . definite opinions. Donald H. Davis tfourteous . . . consecrated soloist . . . radiant smile. hr' lr Y in-Q osx .V bv alllcr fl. fQl'4wHin lluvimiil IJIIQLH 1lmiip- l1'l'l'. . A1i.Ll1I1'1,. i'l'1'XX.M Huswll NY. Iluml. lr. Xxuuiqivlr . A , i.lllQiuIIIU VXI . . IIllNNlsIli.4I'X nxii, llliilll' Keith Imimtiwinlx . . ll4Iill4'Ntl . , llllPlt'til.lHslPlll1Ill'I'Uli Beulah Xl. Fvil Sun: of tin- liirci . . . impulxiu- . . . likmlmlc, lfmlclic NI. Fliggr i'Xl.a:ir YiUiilli . , uvnsp-in-ntimis . . . clvpvliciallilv. , 0 nllllf' P. Frivnd I. H X'4'l'N.lilil' . . , xulwtln- wmv ui illlllltll' . . . lil:-N 4-xlr.a-c-1i1'rirlllQlrs iwsl .7-A , , I 1 lu-una ll. 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Lefever Rippling giggle . . . likes pranks . . . honestly applies herself to work. Priscilla M. MacPherson Dependable waitress . . . unpretentious . . . Christ for mc. Arthur W. Mcllwain U Former Crusader . . . always helpiul . Paul A. Neal . . Dot', and clash. Prankster . . . likeable . . . Go ye into all the world, preach- ing. Grace R. Oddo Accomplished soprano soloist . . . capahle organizer . . . always poised. Ruth B. Oxley Vivacious . . . loyal to W. Va. . . Audrey B. Parker Adept seamstress . . . individualistic . . . William L. Parks Peppy song leader . . . undaunted Grace L. Phipps Humorous . . . overcome . . inspires respect. Elaine A. Ransom Loyal . . . unoffensive frank- ness . . . missionary aspira- tions. Gene B. Rice jovial . . . proud papa . . life with Ianiev . animated conversation. former l'lll'lll school marin. in convictions . . . ardent. I' Richard E. Phelps Proud father . . . persever- ing . . . devoted to his Lord. Evelyn M. Ramsey Books are friends . . . medi- cal missionary-to-lwe . . . scaling new heights with the Master. Mary E. Remmy Conscientious student . . letters from Ohio U. . . You could fool mel VVesley XV. Stinson Responsive . . . friendly. dark eyes . . . happily Hltlf- ried. Robert VV. Sutton Transfer from Cordon . . . student pastor . . . wedded . . . alert classroom partici- pant. Ruth E. Takala Tender spirit . . . Litera- ture is lifen . . . genuine. Helen E., Schindler Schindy' . . . bubbling laughter . . . quick and alert. janet Schlaitzer journalism enthusiast . . . feminine . . . expressive. Rebecca J. Skidmore Dainty . . . soft-spoken . . . stimulating testimony. Evangeline A. Smith Those editorials . . . gets things done . . . consistent. Hadlev E. Smith Pre-occupied air . . . conventional . . . exacting . . . refined. Richard H. Smith My hohhy? Betty . . . congenial . . . definite opinions. loseph R. Songer Candor . . . hiology major . . . wit . . . Betty Lee and son. Ruth C. Specht ' New Brunswick inflection . . . auhum hair . . all the world to nie. Beverly A. Stowell Nleticulous . . . domestic Hair . . . sincerity. pant. Elaine A. Takala Twin duets . . . ornament of a meek and gentle spirit . . . lilies people. Eugene C. Terwilliger Twig' . . . jocular . . . persistent toward his goal. esus is Gloria B. Thomas Reliable . . . friendly reserve . . . pleasing manner. .S Laura M. Tokarski Sympathetic . . . others . . . psychology enthusiast. Garnet C. Trivett Keen observer . . . frank . . . mechanically minded. Martha A. Tyler Indefatigahle cheerleader . . . spiritual fervor . . . I want my life to tell . . . U Clair E. Umstead Umpy . . . loves Pennsylvania Dutch cooking . . . keeps up with the Smiths. William E. Varian A handful of gestures . . . prospective groom . . . agile athlete. Nelda D. Vidt Betty Louu . . . fair play . . . efficient party manager. Lynette A. Wagner Mainiac . . . reserved . . . prospective teacher. Alma B. Washburn Immaculate . . . poised excellent pianist. Howard F. Wells Cf, . . . woodwind re- hearsal at midnight . . ticent. Democratic ideals aggressive . . . I was S surprised . Bruce R. Whitney 1 -O 1'9- ME A112 as .NYJ w ... XVilliam Wallace Canadian with Pennsylvania interests . . . methodical worker . , . tenor soloist. Aleda M. Watts Ready to go . . . willing worker . . . ambitious. Natalie C. VVheeler Shy . . . faithful to c0nvic-- tions . . . loves hooks. Front Row: C. Brodhead, Pres.: NI. Pauli. V.-I rc-s.g F. Parkyn, SID. Hepa M. Smith, See'yg R. llenck, Chap. Oc St gzzokb as 'Q- QPHO ORE LIKE THE PAGES of medieval times, we sophomores of 1950 have striven to he worthy of our Lord. that some day we may become true knights. This year we were ever eager to acquire skill in scholastic pursuits. But ive, like pages of the court, found time for play. On Initiation Day we helped the enifzmts-the freshman class-to become adjust- ed. Not quoits, but football, tennis, and ping- pong we played and learned lessons of endur- ance and sportsmanship. Not self-glory but the honor of Cod was the spirit of the sophomores who had charge of the young peopleis service one Sunday evening. Our Monday after-dinner prayer meet- ings were characterized by Spirit-supervision, intense devotion, and excellent attendance. Not fully prepared for mature service, we are yet engaged in training, confident that some day we shall be true knights of the Cross. K 056 4, ,J if 4 ! sd 1 f 21x44 A fx -X, 1 fhut, 1, 1, 44 f.-4 nlf Za 'C-71 1 if 1, QC' Co EG Avo A145 ,lc ,Q-C -6 x. -1! ' ff-. , H g -ac -L4,fLK-L,,, 4-I-1 L74-MAL L K4-44+ c. .J L, 'Clk '46-.-vi! 4' J K4 44-fi Lf, L01 fqxtxg fa: 4, of 70-14 fw-..t1b,' 441 ,any Ng., 44, 'iqqc 2. A., 5w. '4-c.L4 'C-C, -41 pf, Q 76 4-g4'N'-1, Q 'L 43-Riu 3.5 f'5f4l ' , if F i wou N 5 N-C fc. ,747 nlffh J cz, x , ,,.., 4 x L H, Q51 t4M-Wfb..z.1f,-,,,, - 'YV . 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' Q., M, cfpf-Q ,, -13.5 Lemma- 7fpg4,e MP ffwff ,, X E' . np? ol Nathan Adams Arthur Allen Douglas Alexander Geraldine Ashley Vera Bailley Lincoln Balcom Paul Bartch Maxwell Bennett Ruby Betts Stella Betts Andrew Black jean Bloye Charles Boume Paul Bowlhy Marjorie Ralph Kathryn Sarah Bradley Brewster Brickley Brickley Charles Brodhead Howard Brooks Mary Bruey jean Bryan Gene Bryner Mahel Bumite Betty Chalfant Robert Charlton Milton Clark Robert Clark Bowen Conser Norman Copeland Richard Cove Gloria Crawford Doris Daisey Frank DeBar Shirley Dell Charles DeRemer Millie Desjardine Robert Dill Raymond Dinsmore Armando Divas Carol Dobson Florabelle Dodson Marion Dollinger Armand Doll Pauline Elliott Edith Emery Wesley Erbe Anne Esselstyn Esther Eto Wesley Fader Beulah Gardner janice Gavette William Goff Carlos Gonzalez K' T' Cannen Gonzalez James Graves Lorana Grey Anna Griffith Robert Grosse Catherine Hance Deane Hardy Austin Harris Marie Haselkamp Ruth Haymaker David Hays Eunice Henclc Roy Henek Donald Hennen Linwood Henry Beverly Herrington Clifford Horsey Esther Hicks Kenneth Hill Elsie Hilyard Rose Hoffman john Holstead Frederick Huna Roy Hutcheon Richard Hutchinson Robert In gland Robert jackson Lloyd Jewett Floyd John Sally jones Doris Kelly Margaret Kemner Ralph Knepper Allard Kuschner Coy Kuykendall Leon LaVigne Freda Lau Paul Lick Harold Long Russell Long Fred Lorenz Robert MacDonald Myrtle MacLeod George Mann Rose Mary Martini Velma Masters William Mikulec Robert Montgomery Sarah Morales Marie Musnug Margaret Myers Alden Neal Harvey Nicholson John Noftle Anthony Oddo Mary Ruth Oney Wayne Parks joseph Parker Fred Parkyn Elaine Parsons Marian Pauli Emily Payne Allison Peabody Grace Perry Clifford Peryea Loyd Prosperi Carol Randall Nancylee Reed Gwendolyn Rice Harry Rich Howard Rickey Bradford Robinson Kenneth Robinson Robert Sampson Phyllis Sanbom Margaret Schlosscr Alice jean Shoff Ella Scott john Scott john Dee Scott Arthur Seamans Helena Shelley Gene Smith Marjorie Smith VVilma Smith Donald Stahl joyee Stanton Marilyn Staples Dorcas Stauffer Timothy Steffens jack Theodore ' 1 Phillip Storey XVanda Sutherin john W'adc Norma Yvagner Mary YVallace Roln-rlu hvilllllll Denzil VVard Charlotte VVayman Murel-Faye VVilliams VVilfreCl Yvinget james VVortham Oakley Woodward Elsie XVray Zin illilemuriam y OLIVE MARIORIEIIXVHITE l l I lzarf' fouglzf a ,Qoocl figlif, I lzau' finislml my l'UIlI'Sl'. l lzau' lwpf flu' faiflz: Il1'ru'z'forfl: flu'rv is laicl up for nu' a crown of rigl1f1'ou.wu'ss, lL'lriz'l1 flu' Loral. flu' l'l,QlIff'Ull-S' jlulgf' .s-liall gin' nu' af flraf day: arul nof to nu' only lmf unfo all flu'n1 also flulf lou' lzis ap- IIl'lll'll1,SI.n On juru' 1. 1949, Olin' Marjorie ll'lzifC. our friwul arul C111-S'.S'llIllff'. fnislu'cl lu'r course' arul r'1'z'1'iu'cl from lu'r Master flu' crown of riglzfr'ou.s'ru's.s-. HY' Sllllll always rc'nu'ml2cr flu' yuivf racliaruw' of lu'r fcnsfimony, flu' sparlclc' in lu'r cya: flu' .s-i1u'c'rify of lu'r smile. l-.J PECIAL Tl FDEN Q Robert Bowen Barbara Dammes jean Delp Jean MacCallu1n .lean Nickerson LeBaron Nobles Nlargaret Robb Richard Slater l TDEW l ECO D E E TER . TL r il S Front Row: Nl. VVooclL-oclc, If. Vboclcoclc. C, Lemmon. XI. Herge-1's.C. NIL-Full. NI. NIL-reditb. Xl. Smart. ll. Dudley. II. Sinitb. Second Row: E. Sardellu, V. Esblmnzni. D. Davis, NI. Bryan, E. Cliff, B.Bntt, C. Young, I. Cliff, D. D1-Mott, I. Anderson. IQ. 'l1lli1lSlIl11ll. Third Row: C. Talbot. V. Morse. Nl. Bedor, CI. Hull. E. Evans, j.Brown, li. Donsv, Il. Harris, D. llnzclton. l 'Q Front Row: A. Smith. Y.-l'res.g R. XYanncr. Pres. Second Row: Prof. Smith, D. Lantz, Treus.g D. Young. S. C. Rep.: j. Baker, Chap. 3,06 Snowy 5 Der FRE IN XIEDIEYAL TIMES the first step toward knighthood was that of the cnfunf. Before he could qualify as a page in the lord's Court, the young boy had to serve for a while as an Cllflllif in the kitchen. There his tasks were nienial. cleaning the spits and watching the tires. XVe. the freshmen at E.N.C., were the mzfunts whose tasks were yet menial. Before we could achieve knighthood we had to under- HME go training, learn lessons of endurance, and pass tests. However, even for us, the year was not all work. WVe had our hours of relaxation-in the Dugout, in the gym, on the athletic field. on our class outing. And in the Greenbook we had the first opportunity to express ourselves in a united effort. For, although our position was the most lowly, we were devoted to our Lord and were striving to develop those physical and mental skills requisite to holy warfare. Un I E If ma ff fQ,Kf K-f 'za' ff A P4, N? J! Kuf- QZ ff! nf , K ,. af, 1? '644 I , af Z? 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Second Row: Mrs. LL-clmer. B. Hip-klnzul. K. l'wttv1', R. Nlc-tculfc. D. Young C. Apple, T. Roberts, J. Dorothy, N. Heddcn. C. Albert C. Apple D. Amold P. Ash J. Baker I. Ball WV. Barrett tl. Baum Al. Bigelow E. Blake H. Bridges C. Brown I. Brown R. Bruce C. Bryan Q. Caswell A. Chandler Nl. Clemmons I. Coghill E. Conner C. Constantine R. Coombs J- COPD E. Corvese C. Couchenour NI. Crew A. Cronin X fo'- X is i .S , -4 0-. 4P'x A. Cubic L. Cummings W. Davis II. Deneen D. DeShields D. Dickson H. Dodge J. Dorothy J. Durlcee II. Edgington C. Eliades B. Elliott N. Ellis E. Esselstyn Nl. Eto Nl. Flewelling NI. Frccinan j. Friend P. Fry, jr. W. Fry E. Fulton E. Cant R. Gery J. Crale A. Greenfield C. Cuscott B. Hayden E. Hedden N. Hedden R. Hedden B. Hetrick B. Hickman R. Holbrook C. Holman C. Homberger J. Houghtaling , L. Hunt R. Hysong F. Ifediora QC. Insley R. janacek Y y D. johnson L. Johnson K P. jolicoeur C. Keith bbw el.. We 1' F. Kelley J. Kenjockety D. Kereluik F. Ketner H. King I. Kline I. Laird E. Landers D. Lantz M. Larsen R. Laudermilk C. Lillibridge M. MacDonald H. Mace R. MacLearn C. MacPherson VV. Nlateer R. Matthews W. Maxwell T. McCusker S. Melnick R. Metcalfe E. Meyer I. Miller L. Miller R. Montemuro I. Moore L. Mullen R. Neeley C. Noelker E. Nordstrom J. Norris M. Palmer R. Parsons E. Pearsall D. Pelkey VV. Petty R. Phillips E. Potter M. Price A. Pyne R. Raycroft D. Reinhart K. Retter I. Roat 3' lla- K4 Q' T. Roberts A. Romberger W. Rudolph F. Rugg S. Rycroft J. Sabean S. Sarber C. Sawyer F. Schlosser R. Sever V. Shankle L. Shellito D. Shene H. Simmons XV. Sloan A. Smith B. Smith B. Sparks L. Spinney C. Stowell M. Studley B. Taylor D. Terwilliger W. Thiel P. Vangel N. Wahl R. Wanner 5 -I. Zuch H. Young D. White I. Wetzel M. Webber B. Wilson J. Williams A. White I. Wright R. Wirth D. Wilson D. A. Young D. Young D. J. Young Kffffffbf FACULTY NIADELIXIQ NICASIC Prim-ipnl ELIZABICTII DAVIS English, Latin l'iDXY:XHU DICLL History, SUL'iili Sl'il'll1'l' QICXXETII IIATI I .fXYY:XY .-Xhle-hm Kilt,-XCR li.-XYYK English. lfrviirli LAL'lilCNCIl'I X1 Paihh- llixlnry IIICSTIQH SIIIICLDS flrniiivtry' Qnot pit-tim-mlb li. X. .X - iingvring im'inm'ivS of days gonc hy iiz1ppy' cluys. hnsy days, days rich with spiritual hh-ssings. Ilzxppy days-our clnh nights. tht- Acauiciiiy hiw-ztkfzlst. fi-Ilnwsliip with wicil other. Busy Ki2ly'S-i1lll'lliH2 niichiight nil he-tiuw se'im'st4'r 1-xanns. putting finishing touches COUNCH. ,A 5 . Q ,!. Front Row: Y. Stznih-v. l'res.g B. tlnndiimxp Su in L X Xlnlhn Scumc' J How: H. Ewart. Chnpig li. Tlu1lcl1c1'. Y.-1 re-s D I mlm S L Hcp f, A 1, nfl iitWx 'f' E GRADUATES Warren Becker Stanley Brooks Harley Bye Ross Cribbis Kenneth Edwards Richard Gibson Elizabeth Goodnow john Hughes Doris Roberts Faith Short Halvor Click Doris Crosse Elaine johnson Lawson Saunders Carol Vtlebgter UNDERCLASSMEN Front Row: R. Steeves. R. Thatcher, BI. Smart, C. MCFall. B. Stanford. M. Shurtlilf. I. Courtright. Second Row: D. Taylor, H. Ewurt. V. Stanley. L. Stiles, D. Exmis, R. Dousc. I. XVebb, B. Plummer. ,ws H--rf' ': Bfk'9 ,:,,QJ cYQC wYy-G -X 3 xi ' - , 7 -X QV X ' 4 I Qu c 1 4 X : o FW :fw -A Wf - ww 2 - Q f 1 W x - x, - ,1 L f r 'if A I' ,, C 'wx I ' 4 x , sgkfb' is x ' , - jo me 2 T4 . ' N. rf ,5 P, use f ' E-J Q 5 '9 ' ,fl nf Q gin 9. T 1 fi zebra 1 ,1 b .X 1 A J i KA 1' G-ic 1 AN A 4 jffffafg G31 J pr! , .VG S4 f:.,'Zlf' :YS QQ. 1 rr 1 ' f1'f?5 ' ', .gf1-. ' 'Ng .Q 1 V'- AQ 4 L, f CA'-1 51 -. I -' WV '?f 'G sw I , 'ii I 'Q.4ff1jYg!4 ,ix K'-,Zi K! 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The student organi- zation was strengthened by a departmen- talization of activities. Robert lngland headed the religious life activitiesg Floyd john, the several organizationsg WVilliam Wallace. the social lifeg and Marjorie Bradley, the department of student pub- licity. Considerable progress was also made in the establishment of a student broadcasting station on the campus. The traditional fall, Christmas, and spring parties were capably directed by Vice-President Nelda Vidt, who intro- duced ingenious features into these fes- tivities. STUDENT COUNCIL Edward Thompson President Nelda Vidt Yiee-President Laurence Mullen Graduate Representative Clifford Walton Senior Representative Bruce Whitney junior Representative Fred Parkyn Sophomore Representative Donald Young Freshman Representative David Taylor Academy Representative Benjamin Stahl Representative-at-large john Bricker Hepresentative-at-large Prof. Mel-Thomas Rothwell Faculty Adviser ACTING OFFICERS Benjamin Stahl Secretary Donald Young Treasurer 5 if f 5 5 f 5 ,i 660 ON YOUR DIAL C0 NCIL Front Bow: E. Thompson, B. Stahl, D. Young, N. Vidt. Second Row: L Nlullen D Tulor F. Parkyn, B. XVhitney, C. NValton, J. Bricker, Prot. Rothwell. ' 'G WESLEY BLACHLY 5 3,06 Signo?l?Qcqf THE NAUTILUS is more than a publication. lt is the voice of E. N. C.. portraying moments of school life and making them live permanently in your memory. Those moments-chapel time, Friday night programs, a thrilling bas- ketball game. Campus day. spring at E.X.C. XYe hope that in 1975. you. as EXC. alumni. will chuckle over the pages of the Nautilus, that you will smile as you remember the time when . . It was the assignment of the Xlflllfllll-S staff to recapture those memo- ries and to record them. The photog- rapher. the feature editor. the sports writer-all helped in the effort to make permanent your impressions of this year. HADLEY SMITH THE And then there was the very necessary work of the business manager and his aides. Letters were written, trips were made to Bostong a large map of Boston was used to tabulate day-by-day prog- ress. It meant hours of Work, staff meet- ings with weighty decisions, numerous telephone calls, and the burning of mid- night oilg but we enjoyed our task. To us this is more than just an- other publication-it is the Nautilus that represents the fiftieth milestone in the progress of Eastern Nazarene College. To you we present your Nautilus for 1950 in the hope that now and in later years it will recall to you the memorable days of 1950 at E.N.C. NAUTILUS STAFF ' -h- R. Wesley Blachly, Jr. Editor-in-Chief Q 1 Clifford E. Keys Associate Layout Editor ' Ruth E. Allen Associate Script Editor r V Evelyn Ramsey Literary Editor SL. Harold Darling Religious Editor fa ,' ' M47 Betty Ruth Christensen Feature Editor E -Ny 43' S Grace Perry Club Editor if x P Myron Lineman Photography Editor A A Ruby Friend Personality Sketch Editor n Robert Ingland Statistics Editor i E. john Bricker, Emma jane Bruce, Wilda Huber, Aleda Watts, L Howard Wells Assistants to Editors ' Fred Parkyn Staff Photographer Donald Amold Darkroom Technician Gilbert Hilgar Staff Artist Marjorie Smith Staff Secretary Doris Daisey, Elsie Hilyard, Charles Holman, Viola Roberts Typists Hadley E. Smith Business Manager Richard Hutchinson Assistant Business Manager Charles Cuscott Advertising Manager Prof. Helen Rothwell Literary Adviser Prof. I. R. Naylor Business Adviser GOING To PRESS AUTILU f Front Row: R. Hutchinson, H. Smith, Prof. Naylor, R. Allen, Mrs. Rothwell, XV. Blachly. C Keys, E. Ramsey. Second Row: A. XVatts, R. Friend, E. Bruce. D. Daisey. E. Fliger. BI Smith, B. Christensen, V. Roberts, E. llilyard. Third Row: II. Darling, R. Ingland, M Lineman, F. Parkyn. C. Holman, D. Arnold, C. Hilgar, J. Bricker. 'O EVANGELINE SMITH 3,06 Si C:SI20?1?,2 s Ca LAST MINUTE COPX '... late hours Saturday night with the dummy . . . hurried trips to the printer's . . . head- aches . . . and happiness when another issue of the Cllllllpll-S' Camera was added to the growing file of Volume XX. It is certain that the eager, vigi- lant staff. composed of College News- paper Practice class members, could not have realized its desire for a top-ranking news publication without the aid of its teacher-adviser. Alice Spangenberg. who has nurtured the CIIIIICIYI through its CHARLES BRUCE AM growing pains to its present maturity. The Camera attempted to keep faith with its sub-title- The Student Voice of Eastern Nazarene Collegei'-by the use of opinion polls, interviews, and features. If the publication speaks effec- tively for and to its readers, it has accom- plished its purpose. A member of the Associated Col- legiate Press, the Camera strives to main- tain a high journalistic rating, as well as a favorable acceptance by readers. CAMPUS CAMERA STAFF Evangeline Smith Editor-in-Chief Gloria Crawford Associate Editor Janet Schlaitzer Feature Editor Ruth Allen, Betty Chalfant Columnists Cleone Hill, Carol Randall Makeup Editors Roberta Walton, Charles Brodhead Sports Editors Emily Bigelow Proof Editor Dorothy Blauser, Mabel Burnite, Ruby Friend, Theona Fry, Lorana Grey, Fred Lorenz, Paul Neal, Elaine Parsons, Marion Pauli, Margaret Primrose, Bradford Robinson, Arthur Seamans, Donald Stahl, Harold Young Reporters Janice Cavette Secretary Bradford Robinson Artist Fred Parkyn Photographer Vera Bailley, Evelyn Blake, Elsie Hilyard Typists Charles Bruce Business Manager Charles Cuscott Assistant Business Manager Prof. Alice Spangenbcrg Faculty Adviser MEETING A DEADLINE ERA ta 4 gflvqv Lx I xx. W U ul ' Front Row: R. Allen. R. YValton. C. Bruce. Prof. Spangt-nberg, E. Smith. C. cl1'11XX'llUl'Kl 1 I. St-hlaitzer, C. llill. Second Row: E. llilyard. E. Parsons, -I. Cave-tte, V. Baillvy, T. Fry ' E. Bigelow, R. Friend, B. Chulfant, C. Randall. Third Row: A. Oddo, XV. XVing0t. A. Scamaus l D. Stahl, C. Cuscott. H. Young, F. Lorenz. C. Brodhead. 1 YOUTH! At the Delta Fountafn of Fortune forty-six students sought their fortunes for a new year. Throughout the year the Deltas showed abundant spirit. In football their motto was, XVe'1'e not rough and we're not tough, but are we determined! In basketball their determination was a threat to the other three societies. After-dinner programs were characterized by musical lmmczrg the spring boat trip was a venture for Delta youth. The society strove to maintain excellent standards, not only in scholarship and sports, in social and academic life, but also in spiri- MARVIN JOY tual quality. Their Friday night prayer meetings will be among the President refreshing memories from the Delta fountain. DELTA VVKAPPA went on the air officially on Rush Day. broadcasting from a blue-and-white radio station and tele- vising the social, recreational, spiritual and educational activities of Kappa Society members. Musical Profilesv with semi-classical renditionsg World Roundupi' with its up-to-the-minute campus newsg and on the lighter side the unique male quartet, the com- mercials, and Van Dort Faces Lifeng the patriotic appeal of Against the Storm, and the spiritual emphasis of The Light of the Worlcln-all this was included in 'iAround the Dial, our society program. The tone of our Friday night prayer meetings has been encouraging and inspiring as a volume of praise has arisen from consecrated hearts. Co-operation, loyalty, and talent were the special fea- tures of the Kappas this yearg friendliness and enthusiasm. our advertisers. PP ,,,, ,w ep. Q Q-. A .gfl5, .X r f rf, V :fs ' 155, HOWARD RICKEY President 431. 1 A., .5 awe fffrifw sf ,Ji , ,, Q: e A safe, 55 L as E if it ' x ss gelufif, f - fir: H: .fir-. if '- . QM 2' f H a, W, -- A, I Hifi'-L ,gf 'ge- ., .11 za if 1 WALTER GRAEFLIN President C 51131203- o i HEAD-lead-red and black-fifty-one sharpened Sig- masl Rush Day augmented the spearhead of our activity to one hundred and twenty-seven loyals. Piercing Cod-ward, our souls were ted with heavenly manna as we instituted the Friday evening Sigma prayer meetings. Fellowship, fun, and freedom were the essence of our society breakfast and outings. Personal interviews to dis- cover latent talents and abilities of our loyals aided in achievement of success in our programs. Nile inaugurated intra-society athletics, finding activity for all Sigmas in tournaments of ping-pong, badminton, tennis, quoits, chess, and checkers. Not by power, nor by might, but by spirited unity have the dark-horsev SICMAS caused continuous upsettings in inter-Society athletics. IGMAi Q WITH THE CRY Stop the Zetaslu ringing in its ears, the Zeta Society rose to defend its status as the champion societyf, Rush Day saw sixty-one newcomers climb the Zeta mountain to be On Top with the Zetasf, putting the society in the lead in enlisting new recruits. New talent was emphasized in the musical program MA Day in Thy Courts, in which Vice-President Becky Skidmore directed the depiction from the opening chords ot Morning, to the last strains of Still, Still With Theef, The Green and Cold Sportsmen excelled again as the boys took their third consecutive football title and were Strong in their third basketball bid. The girls also showed aggressive skill in their volleyball and basketball encounters. In its after-dinner prayer meetings the society has maintained a high spiritual level, in keeping with its motto. Excelsior - ever upwardf' ir:-'aw ZET ZAVEN DOHANIAN President KNICHTS OF OLD usually glorified themselves on the field of battle or in toumaments. But the enfants, pages, squires. and knights of Eastern Nazarene College also take an interest in the glorification of intellectual pursuits. In the depart- mental clubs E.N.C.-ers have an opportunity to promote scholastic ideals and to develop such special interests as literature. languages, philosophy, teaching, and biology. Three Tuesday evenings in each semester, groups of students made their way to their respective meeting places in the Administration Building, Canterbury Hall, and the homes of various professors. The several Christmas parties have become almost traditionalg this year the December meetings highlighted the club year. In addition, there were trips to the Blue Hills for nature lovers, a visit to the state mental institution at Danvers for psychology enthusiasts, plans for an exhibition to illustrate the manu- facture of chemical products for future chemists and medical doctors, and an informative discussion of contemporary music for modern Bachs and Handels, as well as many other interesting activities. Much attention centered around the five Spanish-speaking mem- bers of Las Estrellzls. Praise is due the faculty advisers, as well as the club officers, who helped to make each club a success this year. cgi no f gif HO OR OCIETY Front Row: C. Brown, V. Roberts, E. Smith. C. Oddo. V.-Pres., Dean Munro. R. Allen, Pres., L. Tokarski, F. Dorsett. E. Gardner. BI. Remmy. Second Row: B. Najarian, I. Bricker. BI. Primrose, XV. XVinget. E. Fliger, E. Haner. F. John, C. Craw- ford, C. Hill. A. Law- head. iiuir' i ' SY literature Club Front Row: M. Pauli, N Hedden, M. Larsen, S Sarber Prof D oski E 1 ' Yg , - Takala, V.-Pres., M. Kish, M. Freeman, N. Wagner, B. XYilson. Second Row I. Baum, P. Sanborn, A. Roinberger, E. Cant, W. Varian. M. Clark, I. Gardner, M. Bradley, D. Kelly. B. Hickman, D. Dickson. Front Row: E. Smith, R. Allen, V. Roberts, I. Brake, V.-Pres., Dean Munro, Prof. Spangen- berg, F. Dorsett, Pres., XV. Parks, E. Henek, C. Ashley, E. Eto. Second Row: J. Sehlaitzer, M. XVeston, M. MacLeod, P. Peoples, M. joy, R. Dill, R. Clark, D. Cuhie, I. Gavette, E. Bigelow, A. Shoff. A. Peabody. peech Club oc Sh 1203 I2 1.9 LQ 'l ki 'bl Bowne Philosophical ociety .156 lfrunl Ham: X, llllllllll ll, Nl.ly xxmul. li. clIl'lN lvxxwlu, Xl. lining. NX' llxxu llm. X .-l'1l-N., ll: lllwrxn-x D11 Slum lclx l llv1'g11-ls. l'1'w.o ll, Xl.lI'llIl XX. Xlllllv. l. lung. Svc oncl llmv: ll lll'.lK'lx1'll, Xl XIIINIIIIQ, Cl, Ulllmm, Xl l lbllllmqm-. lx, Xlmvlx Nl lirnlvy. NY, Sutlavrill. ll Xhllvvll. ll lxlllrwl-l. I, lllllul. ll K-lwmxwo la lvl lf-yy Tllircl Hon: lf. l'.lr mm. K , i,111m111Ql1.mm. .X lilo-L, Cl, llur'11lN-ml-1', l' lXl'lIll'l'. Cf. Xl.u'l'ln-rwn ll. xlllfljlllldlll. Cl, .Xllwvrl ll. l,Qll'NllllN, l. l,ilYlxl'l'. lmll-3. lf, Vlulmvm. C , ' 4 ,,-d i4-' Front Row: ll. Ingluncl li. Crmm-r, I. jan-ksun llluul Dmifl Ilutllwc-lll ll. I l i g 1- r, Pros., E tlI'Ulll'lll'l', ll. Grosso, Y. l'rc-S.. l'. C. ll ll t t 0, li lluln. Second How: Y llulmniqm, ll. Lutz, Nh Xhllllaluv, l'rol. liutlnn-ll l . Kisll, nl. lfrllvc, F I, u r 1- n 1, C. lllllSll'2lll 4 Fhircl Row: D. All-x :mall-r, lf. ll 1llll'IL, D 9 t an ln l. l'. Burtclm, ll glllllll. YY. hhongvl, lf Iulm. Psychology Club -9 ,-gr. ,Lx 'Cl W ff 'f , , K ,V:v,,-X, Lu M . - f. ., 4. 4' , ,V -lf ,Y ' A.. ni 1 1 . . 'K af ,.. -f' 4 H. .e,-.., , Og ,, - . 'H' ' -75' pw' ,J JK X .4 f 5 .SA ,- , -' , 1 42. ya gn' I - B. .avzu .1394 HistorfbballFCFIIilfefmm R hd Front Row: M. Burnite. C. Morales, A. Divas. M. Carnobas, R. Barrueto, Pres., Mrs. Rothwell, C. Gonzalez, V.-Pres., E. Conner, G. Crawford, E. Ransom. Second Row: E. Hilyard, I. Norris, J. Le- fever, C. Pratt, C. Couch- enour, V. Bailley, F. Lau, I. Ball, B. Chalfant, C. Randall, B. Taylor. Third Row: C. Sawyer, E. Ful- ton. E. Landers, XV. Rudolph, C. Holman, I. Ke-njockety, H. Rickey, H. Long, C. Gonzalez, L. Miller, Durlcee, H. Simmons. Front Row: C. Triwtt, S llill, Y.-Pres.. M. Tylcr Pres.. A. Seurmllrs. Sec- ond Row: C. Horsey, R Nluttlu-ws. nl. Briclwr, las Estrellas s ' fu 'x. ,r. -1 , .i,.,.' ne' , T ,' I 11 .6 ' , ..' - -'--i'e4iJ..:'T , . -,, . 5,-,V!.--1..- N..- . . H , , ,. 5 . l ,41Q-ZL,,,.Lg- Y, ,i.,.,5- .- -, - .- . . . . - .W ' -1. 'TIZYPZ' 'f .f.,.:, W - 5' - ,qt- 6 z -p-' Y 5 . -,t ,- Future Teachers of merica Cc SSUOSLFQ SP :- se Qi Front Row: D. Darsch. Cf, Hill. E. Cardncr. B. Ox lcy. C. llilgar. Y.-Pres.. Prnt. Balvcocli. P. Bash aiu. Pres.. YY. Huher. li Cflingermaii. D. Young. Il Bauer. Second Row: If Ifediora. H. Schindler. hi Aloore. B. Sparks. ll Ouey. NI. Smith. T. Fry XY. Erhe. I. Dorothy. C Cjtltlu. B. Gardner. B Douglas. B. Skidmore Third Bow: D. Xllird. CI. Keys. B, .l.llltlL't'li. II Ring. E. Thompson. X Copeland. B. Hutchinson. P. Licl-Q. E. Cant. Caril- ner. A. Neal. Front Row: NV. Smith. L. Allen, NI. Kish, I. Brake. I. Bricker, L. Anderson. B. Boozell, V.-Pres., Dr. Groves, Prof. Parsons, I. Bedell, Pres.. P. Bergers, G. Od- do, C. Brackett. A. Calhoun. D. Young. D. Young. Bauer, Second Row: NI. Nlusnug. A. Cuhie. A. Griffith. B. Herring- ton. B. Feil. H. Schindler, E. XYray. V. Boherts. D. XVard, XV. Sutherin. P. Keith. I. Rice, B. Betts. E. Lihhy. R. Oney. C. Lillihridge. I. Moore. NI. Ewing, Nl. Remmy. N. Xlligner. P. Slac- Pherson. XY. NYolfe. C. Hersey, B. Douglas. Third Row: I. Long. B. Oxley. Y. Blasters. S. Hill. Nl. Carnohas. L. Andrews, T. Fry. Y. Bailley. X. Beach, NI. Primrose. B. Specht. I. XYortham. B. Hutchinson. Nl. Staples. P. Peoples. K. Brickley, B. Stowell. B. Sparks. C. Dob- son. K. Prentice. B. Christensen, J. Lefex er, W. Huber. Q? X .-J I 'r American ature tudy Soeiet , 1 ff . f . . . .- j, ' , ,Q A X- M W An- - 3-1'-W .. gs.,- .-,-..p4.,.,ef -13 I Tl N - 1 X X' .. ' -- .J , 5-...a,,, gif- QA?'1.-'v--.-- - F . - ,,,, - 4- - - ,.- ,. H-' ..A' 'Y , yu ' ,xlr--,,,,.e-, .V ,g l 1 i e 1 I I . I 1 O . ii I 'U ocietas Prae-Medica . ...J Front Row: A. Esselstyn, E. Payne. B. Skidmore, V.-Pres., Mr. Hunting, M. Lineman, Pres.. E. Ram- sey, A. Calhoun. Second Row: A. Cronin, H. NVells, D. Darsch. N. Copeland, J. Graves. A. Pyne, C. Mann. Front Row: A. Essclstyn. C. Thomas. A. Oddo, Pres., D. Darscli, V.- Pres.. E. Ramsey, E. Essclstyn. Second Row: F. Ifediora, R. Barrm-to. R. Ilntcliinson, VV. Mik- uicc, J. Craves. Fi. Sevvr. Chemical Association 1' .lf -fl f' 'A 'u.. Vg. M., . .5 -vi - he ,Q 12 Rover Crew oc Si 30092 Eilllllil Front Row: B. Stahl, XY Smith. Al. Curtlncr. O Black. A. Esaclstyn, L Allen. Second Row: A Pnrkcr. B. Cilmlfgmt. Bigelow. C. Xvllltflll. Dolumiun. C. llicc. B Cfhristcnxcn. 13. Boozcll lf. Tnligllal. E Z Front Row: C. Inslev. D XYarcl, D. Darsch, 'Pro fcssor Babcock. NI. Line man, lst Malte. P. Bash um. K. Clingcrxnan, A Oddo. XV. Erbe. Second Row: F. Ketncr. R. Mat the-ws, F. I oh n, R Thatcher. D. Stahl, C Bruce. I I. Nicholson, R Parsons, C. Alhcrt. C Hornhcrgcr. House CouncH Front Row: E. Hull. M Pllllllt'I', P. Ash, B. Holm- inson, V,-Pres.. P r o f Clow-, A. YV ax s l1 lm ll r n Pre-s.. H. Douglas. I Bam-r. Second Row: li Elm-ry. L. Nlillvr. T. Rola- crts. D. Duisey. N. Ellis S. Bvltx I. Kliuv. ,l Bloyv, A. Xllltts. Third Row: ll. Cooper, I. Luircl A. Pynv, P. Mooli, F. Dv- Bzlr. CI. Bruce, C. Cus- cott. NY. Burrctt. Orchestra 2 3 ix ' ,.........W....,,........M....... . Ni: 1. , - . . . .. - A 4,,,A ',', . F'-,.f I ,,,..,-W 4 ' 4 ERNO X BALOGH ' na. W x - DR. TEHYI HSIEH VIRGINIA VALANTE A' Auce R' FARNSWORTH DELTA PROGRAM KAPPA PROGRAM ROBERT EWING FI ID A Y X ' 'R P R R x - RQLJRAL I: vi , -wr. if 'N mg -1 -R. fr : G J Pe, ZETA PROGRAM R gi ef., fs A SIGMA PROGRAM MARION KlSH CLIFFORD KEYS S NT R REQTTALTQTS AMONG this yeuris recitulists the Fine Arts department presented Bonnie Douglas. Her organ recital, assisted by strings, is well re- memberedg for who could forget Nlozurtis Srrmzfa No. 10 or Buclrs Clzorule prelude. Tristram and Isolde, classified among the immortal lovers. were brought to life with Marion Kislfs interpretation of the Arthurian legend. Clifford Keys' voice recital was varied in its appeal to his rnany listeners. There were selections from the Creafimzg rr light classical: and the old favorite, Thru the Years. The Two Little Black Boys , ll tragic story of Negro twins who were taught to be self sufficient in their twonessw, wus inter- preted hy XVildu Huber. And of course we cant forget Charles Bruce and his Muster at Hullurun and Beth- 6SCll1n-ll satirical report of zin ex-C. I. on his pre-wur employer. mf fears Af: 'V x L ar, ' WILDA HUBER CHARLES BRUCE BONNIE DOUGLAS ni gs Q Q 1 - 5 , 1 lllhni lllho AMONG STUDENTS i rw AMEMAN uwrvmsuwgs AND COLLEGES X ls 3 1 1 gy: zf Q f 1, ' .H lf? 4 ,Q .Y Vg yr, 1? ll, I fi H fi f , if , QE? iii' ,J W1 M 1 ,ws ,x, ,N .f, . . Vg, I 5,.. lx ! . + .t,1 1 . J oi-3 S is itgz f4t' E f1Hs2.112auzaia sm ip ,.mmi13?i2l32? if E5f?ffQ.5Iif31ssm 11 ggiffl igfm MQW vf-ffgw Q I -. ..-....., 'v.4' I I i it 4 -..Q J L! E i s S X. Mwii' I A i,i3iiisiHiHii:zii , i I ,if :ff I :Eh f si 1 Ulm 5 1 Ii 1 .ig 351 1333 MZ, S! 'f fr? , ., z---.M fig' HW: N Zfkiii iiifgflif , Miz? ,f-g4!3, 5 gwxi 1' ' -,f ll 5532525 - mifgff fiiifsfiff i - if 2 ii ,.4,:j4i :lik E ' :fi,i5 1 Q .1 . -WISE?-li. 1 2 .1,- ' I i s 'ixq if ' ' -ff'ig'xi1 S I 1, YQ 1' Q, S ii'lii iV 4, X ig? 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I R R A , I A p ' i 2 5 va iii ffiiiigyif If ii ,,, . L- f A Q siifgfiifirli-isifiiwfii ' . 2 ' - - - 4 , ,f N in alia-54!S '!i 5 I. 21 3- X K 7 - 4 , gg., ,M 7, AQ.. A. v . 1 4 , - 9 1.1--I L9 ,IV ,... 'TMYESV 'WT -lx-5,,pvv With mustard and onions S'aIl in the way you loo Hey Babe! It's home for us Old fashioned walk The Roving Crew Wifey can't cook? Ford in every future Whatcha lookin' at? Caught by camera Gimme a bite Standing room only Heave Ho me laddies Catch any? Rin-so-white Students? ? Everybody's friend It's there some place Heinz 58th variety Silver l?l rush E.N.C.'s general store Please Poppa David In the spring . . Ooo Henry! All the worId's a stage What a line! All right Greedy hands What, no groom? That Oxydol sparkle Hold it! Toonerville trolley Posed? Horrors! Fall down-go boom! And don't forget dessert ,- 1, 38. S'no man aa: kati IOUSTINC? NOT EXACTLY. But just as exciting as a thirteenth century tournament were the football, basketball, volley ball, and softball games at E.N.C. this year. And just as medieval knights displayed physical prowess in the tournaments, so we E. C.-ers had an opportunity for glorification of our skills, on the gridiron or at a ping-pong table. In the final game of the football season the Zetas defeated the Sigmas. to emerge champions for the third consecutive year. The Sigma defeat moved them into a second-place tie with the Kappas. Meanwhile, the Sigma girls stole by the Deltas to capture the volley ball crown, as the Zeta and Kappa girls were less successful. Remember the basketball games this year? The Deltas, the success story of the basketball season. rallied to provide exciting competition for the Sigmas and Kappas and even toppled the Zetas in one memorable game. However. the Zetzls took an early lead, for the Kappas and Sigmas lacked the necessary scoring punch. The girls' basketball games on Thursday night were also highly competitive. The Sigmas held the edge most of the time, although the Deltas and Zetas kept the Sigma Sallies on their toes. A highlight of the sports year was the E. X.C. all stars -Cordon College game. which E. N. C. lost 60-56. The Cordon girls defeated the E. N. C. girls, all stars , 33-18. For individual competitors there were tournaments in tennis, ping-pong, and badminton. Softball was the main attraction on Nlay afternoons when spring fever was rampant. S-,Oc Siglzofbfb 15.9 CQ, Front Row: .-X. XYatts. N Yirlt, C. Bradley. lPres.l Prof. Naylor, Giles. ldv.-Pi'cs.l. ll. Brooks. E Cardner. Second Row L. Bailey. C. Umstead C. Keys. ul. Gardner. YV Varian, ll. Rickey. Xl Ilaselkainp. Il. St-hind ler. E. Smith. ALLSTAR BASKETBALL Front Row: H. Rickey VV. Davis, C. Bradley F. DeBar, R. MacDonald Second Row: I. Parker, F. Ketuer, G. Albert, WV. Varian, R. Parsons, E. Potter H. Brooks. Q ALLSTAR FOOTBALL Front Row: C. Albert, ml Gardner. B. Bailey, ll Long. Second Row: C Bronllmeucl, H. Parsons, B Sli 'D v 111 XV Varian in 4 nr c . . K. Better. Il. Brooks. GORDON vs. E. N. C. DELTA Front Row: R. Click, F john. J. Cmlc. R. Sevcr E. Iledden. Second Row XY. Fader, H. Nicholson R. Mau-Donald. F. DQBRIT NI. Clark. E. Potter. FGQTBALL ,D-. . i. Z ET A Front Row: C. Albert, H Brooks, R. Monteinuro, W. Thiel. Second Row M. Cleminons. I. Gard ner, Z. Dolmnian. l W L T L Zeta 6 1 2 Si gina 5 3 1 Kappa 5 3 1 we New if X. I SIGMA Front Row: XV. Varian H. Darling, T. INIcCusker C. Rice, H. Long, J Friend, C. Hornlmergcr Second Row: C. Brod- licud, C. Insley, M. Eto C. Bryncr, C. Bruce, K Edwards, H. Mau-Doiinlcl Il. Macc, XV. Gmc-flin. KAPPA CHEERLEADERS E. Parsons, R. Takala J. Norris, H. Schindler if of' er Q ,uf iq. ' c ii? s Q V V G. if QA:-asvflfu' I .. -2-.. ww oc- i S1 t3rzo?r KAPPA Front Row: I. Norris. B. Oxley. Second Row: H. Schindler, E. Parsons, L. Anderson, P. Keith. DElTA Front Row: A. Watts, D Young, L. Bailey, N vidf. Second Row: B Croucher, B. Hickman M. Pauli, J. Dorothy. V K VQLLEY BALL ,,, . SIGMA Front Row: P. Ash, R Friend, V. Bailley. Sec- ond Row: A. Cubie, M Haselkamp, R. Bruce, C Oddo. DELTA CHEERLEADERS M. Tyler, I. Dorothy, M. Freeman, G. Eliades. ZETA Front Row: E. Eto, M. Carnobas, B. Feil. Sec- ond Row: J. Ball, L. Allen Glles K. Brick- 7 J' . H ley, M. Myers. I , 3 ,WWC Signag'-'ffzf KAPPA Front Huw: l wlwr I' fx:'iIln'I'. Il. lqiflxlfv, H. lJ.u'wm. Second Row: H. Ilullmmk. Cf. Cunning- lnnn. I 151111-lm X mum. .X. 151.1 214.1 Kappa Dulhn 5 6 Siznm 43 S D E l T A Front Row: D. Young H. xlilfljfillllld. F. Dv- Bur. NI. Clark. B. Clark Second Row: D. john- son, H. Click. F. John E. Puttclk H. XYirtl1. R Jucksun. BA KETBALL 1-. . SJ ,W -JP ZETA Front Row: J. Gardner B. Davis, G. Albert, B Caldwell. Second Row H. Brooks, Z. Dohanian R. Hysong, M. Clem- mons, K. Better. HIGH' SCORERS Bradley, 1454 Potter 1404 Davis, 1245 Par- sons, 123, MacDonald 102, Varian, 90 Rickey, 865 DeBar, 83 Albert, 81, John, 74. f SIGMA Front Row: XV. Varian C. Bradley, K. Edwards Second Row: XV. Craef- lin, H. Long, G. Bryner T. ML-Cusker, C. Brodi head. V-,...-.,.-... . ZETA CHEERLEADERS C. Lillibridge, E. Scott I. Kline. . - c X x 'hi Q, , .,:f,, 5 lv- Y .f ...Ju .. gf 4' va 'U' 3 . ff 9 DELTA Front Row: D. Young A. VVutts, L. Bailey, M Pauli. Second Row: I Dorothy. N. Vidt, B Hickman, B. Croucher. ! N, Y-.. BA KETBALL KAPPA Front Row: R. Oxley. I Norris, E. Gardner. Sec- ond Row: H. Schindler. E. Parsons. L. Anderson P. Keith. 7 f 3.31- ZETA Front Row: E. Eto, M. Myers, B. Foil. Second Row: I. Ball, L. Allen, I. Giles, K. Brickley. C. Apple. S I G Nl A Front Row: P. Ash. R Friend, V. Bailley. Sec- ond Row: NI. Ilaselkamp H. Bruce. C. Oddo. SIGMA CHEERLEADERS Front Row: D. Crosse, F. Kelley, A. Cubie, P. Ash. Second Row: V. Bailley, B. Bruce, B. 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' A fgffagm A awzmnzwwa -lun., is x ,','-N. - 1 xx S 'Y Q . an L , if , A.. -xx 'v- 1 Jo X t'3'3'5'7'm 'Tflbit '-e 1-,A Q Y - x ,D-A - Prospective Wollaston Church of the Nazarene Wollaston Church of the Nazarene 37 EAST ELM AVENUE. OPPOSITE GOULD STREEI' Wollaston 70, Massachusetts Serving llf'oIIu.rton and Enslzrn Nazarenc Collcge KEN., GOODNOW' swam nav. J. GLENN scum. D. n.. mm.. 29 DUNBARTON RON WOLLASTON 70. MASS J. R. NAYl.oR. 1-mwm Nay 8 , 1950 PNONI Gm'--fr 2-ww Dear Friends: This year, 1950, is a most significant one in the llfe of the people called Nazarenes, of Eastern Nazarene College as a Christian educational institution, and of the Nollas- ton Church of the Nazarene. As a denomination of New Testament Christians, the Church of the Nazarene is engaged in a Mid-Century Crusade for Souls: a crusade designed to carry forward the banner of Chr1st's Kingdom and to accelerate the tempo of our own efforts at soul-winning. We are completely in accord with this movement. l The College this year completes its first half-century of existence. From its beginning it has stood for the Wesleyan doctrine and experience of Christian Perfection: , and never in the past has its concern for this truth been l more earnest than now. l l For the past thirty years the Wollaston Church of the , Nazarene has been ministering to faculty, student body, and l , townspeople alike, but never with a church home of its own. l 3 However, 1950 is an epochal year because of the fact that a l l church building more than adequate for our present needs l N is nearing completion and will soon be dedicated. As a 3 local community of Christians we have every reason to face 1 the future with courage and faith. we pledge to all those 1 l whom we serve the best ministry we are able to render. l In the bonds of Christian love, 2 2ig2gZfiL4A.f Pastor l l l l l l V l THE CHRISTIAN VVAY OF LIFE is a warfare. We enlist for training at E.N.C. and are taught to be strong in thc Lord and in the power of His might. We strive to put on the whole armor that we may be able to stand in all pursuits of life. Our weapons are not carnal, but mighty through Cod. Training is realized through various organized units. Armor adjusting is an advantage offered bv the Evangelistic Association, for knights of the Cross have opportunity to learn while laboring in missions and churches. Qualification for mem- bership-our willingness to serve. Through the Ministerial Association veteran minis- ters offer words of wisdom to those of us who vvill fill the ranks. Missionary societies help us keep the vision and bear up warriors on foreign fields. In the fall and spring vve enlist for an all-out spiritual offensive, a time of casting oft the works of darkness and putting on the armor of light. Chapel speakers boost morale and keep ideals before us. Strength comes to hearts as ive are reminded that all things are ours if we are Christ's. Nor are xve without a song. Choirs give expression to singing hearts in selections from The Mc'.s-.sinlr at Christmas. College quar- tets gather needed finances from patriots at home. This is our objective-to be able to say that we have fought a good fight. Our great Commander has never lost a battle. Thence our cry-Onxvarcl, Christian Soldiers! Sjoc gflowb 'sv 'Qs tudent Ministerial Association Front Row: R. Phelps, C. Cunningham, R. Ingland, VV. Craeflin, Z. Dohani- an, Dr. Could, F. Kish, Pres., I. Rice. I. Cardner, P. Neal, H. Cooper. D. Morrison, B. Berry. Sec- ond Row: C. Umstead. P. Chatto, D. Cubie, R. Lutz, XV. NVallace. M. Zimmerman, XV. Tibbetts, C. YValton, R. Bula, A. Allen, Fi. Sampson, C. Keys, A. Lawhead. Third Row: B. Najarian, R. Mc- Neeley, V.-Pres., L. Saun- ders, Pi. Jones, I. jackson, W. Varian. E. Fliger, F. Flemming, E. Cramer. E. Haner, H. Nicholson, NV. Winget, P. Black, XV. Parks. V A , . ., I , W. . - . -V ' '1 ' ' .5 xr - i ,- ' I 4 C ' -' Q l' fi H I l f. S i R . x. L fix' -'S' 9 1 . . -V.-I' hN,? I. V fu. Evangelistic ssociation Council Front Row: A. Lawhead Pres., Prof. Spangenbergi R. Henck. Second Row: M. Pauli, V. Bailley, B Skidmore, V.-Pres. -ci-4 Front Row: C. Smith, R. Ingland, V.-Pres.g Vice Pres. Phillips: E. Cramer, Pres.g C. Dobson, H. Rich. Second Row: H. Ewart, A. Kuschner, A. Smith, S. Brooks, D. Hen- nen. D. Cuhie, C. Peryea. College Missionary ociety Council .-'Fi 'ru , f 1 v .JSE 1f'.l.fv54'?' ' .. gir- , I I 6: . Q- Prospective Missionaries .ug a. , -Y. - .f- '2 . . ,.,- fr.. . , -- A -up Jif l mnl Huw: NI. Mya-rs. E. Hun- soni, I.. Ilalilvy. I. Lung, C. Riu' IN XII x xntI I l.,' 'Z , ll, 1-r. I'rL'S.. D. Ho wrts X .-l it s.. Ii, Nzlinrialll. Y. Balillm-y A. I',S3t'INIj'll. li. l'iss1-Istyn. I5 I3rnu'. Second Row: IC. Ijllylll' NI. IFl'l'1'lllilll. If. Dodson, fl XUt'IIil'l'. IJ. XYiIsun, 1. Stanton 1. Cfnpp. I' Iii ' QIIISVX. XI, l'rnn- rusv. Iiirlk ,-X. Slit-llito. If Iilmx X ltul t I Itm l.i '. wits, C. Ifn 1 lf. Saiwyt-r. XY. Smith. Ii. Skill- llllll 'I'Il' I II ll irc ow: . Coupe-r II, I.l1tf, XY. 'l'iI1Iut'tts. II. IIt'nc'Ii VI, llalclxwl 1. ll. I'Xl'lllUL'Iil'If'. It Ilnml, C.. lliisrutt. NI. Sliurtiitf I'. Iiuslnnn. XY. ltmiulpli. C I'vru-qi. I.. XliII1-r, II. -Init-ksam II. Ilulima .Y.P. . Council oc Stgmsb? 159 boar Cf. NYuItun, l'l't-s.. Ii. iliiristm-mvii, Y.-I'!'t's.t II. IIIVII. Y. I,r1lIII1'y. D11 CZUUILI. Qslfn' V HWS ,1'i2 I .J- ,--,p .,.... ...N . A , ' .. ...M A., TRUMPET TRIO A C. Umstead W. Graeflin W. Wanner CRUSAD ERS R. Clark I ' R. Cribbis Z. Dohanian 'H.. Smifh ' f luxe., BRASS TRIO P. Bawlby J. Parker . I ,Ju V , Q A pf 1 , 7.25.1 za' I V J. Bsuc.. 3 ' ' ,A ,' sf J 'Q V' ff. '. iff -'Q ., J 'Xian' X' xg: sf!! ,N 4 ,ffsi , ' I if ! gain- ' U19 if Tye. 1. , iq, I Swff- 5 ! . f 'ff c- -,i 55. x' el' 'ffm I l 'f' v :c lJoL .ns4Ni U.. Andrews B. Fei! L. ,A1YTC:G'E'SC-'W 1 X I f -v-pg-- ,,. ll uw 5 ., Lx 1.. :ff- ':.u.,. ., F' If v. 1 AAI 'x V SVS 4 '35- ks P pfaflnv A Cappella Choir Front Row: Ball, B. Chalfant C. Ashley, C. Lillibridge-. A Criffith, J. Durkee, E. Meyers M. Palmer, D. Young, C. Dohi Son, B. Skidmore. I. Brake-. A XYatts. S, Hill. Second Row Mrs. XYilliamson. li. Gibson. Cl Pvrry, E. Parsons. S. Bctts. ll Bvtts. ll. XVhitf-. lf. llrllcv. li johnson, B. Elliott. 5.1. Pauli. S Sarlwr. D. Young, P. Ash. S Dell. rl. Schlaitzvr, ll. Sparks Nl. Oncy. Nl. Caruoluas, H. Hall sl. Baum. Third How: .-X, Cal holm. I.. Tolcarxlci, K. Brit-lil:-3' Nl. Bracllvy. D, Sliviiv. Cl. Craw torcl. li. f:llIlQt'I'lll1lll, L. La Yigm-. ll. Coop:-r. A. Odclo. D XYhitc-, Y.-Pros.. H. Nlontgom vry. xl. Uarclm-r. D. Dain-y. X Iillix. A. XYaslilmrn. I, Cogluill Fourth Row: .X. Pt-araall. I Kvtnvr. XV. Bt-t-lwr. ll. llvclclt-11 . . V , I . l. Laird, XX. XXIIIQPL Irvs.. f.. Lust-ott. Cf. Xlat-l'lwrson. I . Dt' liar. Nl. Clark. A. Pyut-, ll AllllltlL'i'l'i. ll. xlLlQ'lDUlllllCl, L. Klll lor. XY. lfrlw, ll. Cilpxou. Front Row: C. Oddo, B Fvil, O. Black. E. Smith E. Eto, Mrs. Xlilliamson B. Stowvll. L. Andi-rson H. Mt-Gill. H. VValton. L Bailey. Second Row: C XvLlVIllllIl. L. Anclrc-ws. A shtiff. xl. smith. L. Al- lvu. Nl. brow. Nl. Slay lmry, Nl. NlacDonalcl, T Fry. li. Frivnd, N. Yidt Third Row: R. Grosso XY. Cracflin. C. Kcys, Z Dohanian, ll. XVclls, E Thompson, ll. Darling NV. Faclc-r, Cf. Brodhcacl Fourth Row: C. Ililgar Q. Caswell. ll. Smith, B Stahl, Pres.. C. Bruce Bus. Mgr.. H. MacDonald D. Stahl, H. Clark, R Cory, VV. Barrett, VV XVallace. Meistersingers gr OLIVE MARPLE, pianist GREG LARKIN, organist L KENNETH ATKINS, tenorp GRACE ODDO, sopranop ESTHER WILLIAMSON contralto, directory CLIFFORD KEYS, bass. -L., Y j,. Q W. af- .aj X. DR. E. STANLEY JONES CHA H P SPEAKERS X' DR. PAUL REES DR. SAMUEL YOUNG DR. D. I. VANDERPOOL DR. ROY SMEE DR. G. B. WILLIAMSON QM' H 4 DR. E. DR. N ELS FERRE DRF. NATHAN BESKIN HEVIVMISTS E. MARTIN REV, PAUL HILL DR. O.J.F ak' INCH REV. H. BLAIR WARD elif, CHI RCH PROGRESS AT LAST, a home for the VVollaston Church of the Nazarene. For many years its members, trustees, and pastors have dreamed of a church building, have developed the building fund. This year we have secn the dream come true. The first unit of the building. a basement church. was completed this spring. But this is fust the beginning. The architects drawing is not yet realized. NVe shall not be satisfied until the beautiful church occupies the corner of our campus, until its steeple towers above the elm trees. L hi' m,'. N l' l p.'4 . . H N' rl ' ' ' N 1 . QE jf 5: ' - .V ' 7156 fgfs N ' ' 1 i- V F. .' r x .il 1 . Qt ' ,P - ' , , Q, I J... , 4 -h K - 7 sup-.af-U 52 1 ' vit 'Ti 'V i Q 'L 5 , Us-ff , m ' T L - ' ' li , Q' 5 7 5 a, ,., 1 f ,Li if'L.,,, fs 5 ..,,...L CS x - .n KY' f ' . s , - ' - 'n ,. x . sv f QM: xr ' 4 . 5 2 if if f 1 ' i A 1 Wglfd l A . 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Carroll Cut Rate Perfumer Circleville Cleveland College Bookstore Collingdale Colmar Press Crane, F. H. 8: Sons, Inc. D Danbury Deepwater Delta Society Demuth Co. Dependable Cleansers Devoe's Dining Room Deware Bros. Funeral Home Do-Nut Shop, Wollaston Duane. john J. Bt Co. Dugout E Eastern Nazarene College Eastern Shade 8: Screen East Liverpool East Palestine Eastport East Rockaway Elmira Emric, Nellie Erie F Friend. A. 152 152 151 140 149 155 176 156 147 162 145 164 156 165 164 148 177 144 164 142 176 187 172 165 165 174 I38 158 127 136 164 127 156 162 152 176 164 138 153 178 149 177 169 150 147 161 186 164 164 179 164 165 166 160 186 157 155 144 135 141 164 139 169 G Gallagher, john J.. Inc., Gioyino 61 Co. Gorman, Richard J. Grace Church, Toronto Granite Chewolet Greenhouse, E.N.C. Greeting Card Shop Grossman it Sons, Inc. Grove City H Hagerstown Hamilton Hamre. john EX Sons Hancock Paint 61 Varnish Co. Harvard Studios Haslett, VV. H. Co. 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Norwood 162 165 175 158 169 169 165 180 139 150 159 175 164 183 165 164 134 173 182 172 173 149 139 156 165 161 165 155 1 35 170 142 130 165 127 134 180 130 128 1:34 178 175 175 165 164 165 185 130 139 186 126 131 158 133 164 148 164 186 134 O Oxford P Painesyille Pattersons Flower Store Pawtucket Pay Sz Take Furniture Pemberton, Norman VV., Inc. Peoples Pittsburgh District Q Quincy Typewriter Service Quincy Y.M.C.A. R Richmond Hill Riggs 61 Sons Rio Grande Remickls Reynolds, Ernest S. Inc. Risdon Mfg. Co. Roberts Engraving Royersford Russell Funeral Home S Schenectady Schuler's Sexton Sheldon Lewis Sheppard Coal tv Oil Co. Sigma Society Skowhegan Small, Norman B. Co. Smith, XVilber A. South Portland So. Shore Fixture Co. Springfield Gardens Standard Bottling Co. St. Claire Stoll. M. St Co. Stone. Earl D.M.D. Syracuse T Toronto District Trenton LT Underhill Paper Co. VV XYaltham VVarren, Ohio First Church VVarren. Ohio Bolindale YVarren, Penna. NVashington W'ash.-Phil. District XVebster Thomas VVest Summerville VVeymouth Gazette XVhittemore VVilmington XN'm. YVestland Ck Co. XVollaston Y Youngstown Z Zeta 144 156 184 131 165 180 128 137 165 182 1:36 164 144 174 174 164 181 147 164 141 173 172 184 171 161 150 180 164 129 167 135 184 159 184 164 141 158 148 177 128 154 138 146 143 182 150 178 168 144 165 132 153 163 EW E GLAND DI TRICT Salutes the Mid-Century Class -I. CI. ALBRIGIIT Dist. Supl. ADVISORY BOARD Glenn Goulcl E. E. Martin XVesley Angell Herbert H. Pyne DISTRICT OFFICERS Ric-lmrcl Huwaul. District S0c'rc'tary H1-rlu-rt H. Pyne. Distric't Trc'u.s'1n'w' E.N.C. TRUSTEES I. Cf. Alliriglrt E. YV. Tnrpel Lecmnarcl Sp.n1gt-nlmerg james M. Guliie OUR GOALS A revival in every cliureli. Intensifiecl Crnsacle Visitation Evangelism everywhere. Five new cliurclies this year. IOC? net gain in cliurcli memliersliip. NORTH READING. MASS. DISTRICT ASSEMBLY june 21 - 23 o YY. F. M. S. CONVENTION June 19 - 20 o ANNUAL CAMP MEETING june 30-july 9 Tabernacle. North Reading. Mass. First Church of the azarene 234 Franklin Street Clarence L. Arnold Pastor Cambridge, Massachusetts JOHN S. BURC-ESS Sunday School Szapcfrintcfndcnf SERVICES ELIOT ANDERSON Sunday School . 10:00 AAI. N- Y. P' S. President Morning VV0l'Sl1lp 11:00 AAI. N. Y. P. S. 6:00 PINI. MRS. MAUDE BRICHAM Evening Service 7:00 P.M. W. F. M. S. President VVednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 P.NI. COMPLIMENTS CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE First Church Lowell, Mass. REV. R. N. RAYCROFT, Pastor Parsonage, 247 Beacon Street Telephone 2-9342 Compliments of CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Cor. Pearl Street and Winooski Ave. Burlington, Vermont Mil1i.s'fc'r IRYINC S. IONES Phone 49 -1-1 Booth Street I. Stewart Bluclclox Interim Pastor BEST XVISHES FROM Waltham Church of the Nazarene 33 Myrtle Street - Waltham, Mass. Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Morning XVorship 11:00 A.M. 6:00 P.M. Evangelistic Service 7:00 P.M. Prayer and Praise Thursday 7:30 P.M. Armand M. Doll , . , . . . . Mmi.m,,. We Invite Xou to x7lSlt Us NVhen You VlSlt E.N.C. The First Church of the azarene Iudson Square, Malden, Massachusetts OSCAR F. REED. Pb.D., .llinisfer Extends Greetings and Congratulations to The Nautilus Staff The Members of the Graduating Class The Entire Student Body of EASTERN NAZARENE COLLEGE Objectives of the Malden Church Educational Loyalty. Individual Integrity, XVorld-wide Fellowship PEOPlE'S CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Providence, R. I. REV. NYLES H. EATON, Pastor Our church extends greetings and best wishes to the graduating class of 1950. Holiness unto the Lord is our watchword and song. A Spiritual Lighthouse on Casco Bayi' CHURCH 0F THE NAZARE E 176 Sawyer street South Portland, Maine OUR STUDENTS AT E.N.C. Organized March Sth, 1900, this church is Celebrating 50 years of continued progress. Under the leadership of devoted, Capable pastors and of consecrated forward-looking laymen this church has found a place of ever-increasing usefulness in the Kingdom of our Lord and Master, jesus Christ. On our 50th Anniversary we extend congratulations to Eastern Nazarene College on the 50th Anniversary of her founding. H. BLAIR VVARD, Class of '29, Zllinistvr That in all things He might have the pre-mninc'nc'c'l CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY YVe Pledge Our Continuecl Support of E.N.C. O With Our Prayers 0 YVitl1 Our Young People 0 YVith Our Money' CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Manchester, Conn. REY. JAMES R. BELL, Pastor LiV6l'ITl0I'6 Falls, Maine CiOIlgl'Lltllli1fIOllS Class of SU Pastor MPILIIS OH to tlIC pllSt - coats off to the future CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '50 from the CH RCH OF THE NAZARE E SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday School 10 A.M M. YVorslrip II A.M N. Y. P. S. 6 P.M. E. YVorsliip T P.M New Bedford, Mass. Spruce and Smith Streets .5 6 . . 1 Pastor I. E. WARNER TURPEL 62 State Street XVEEK DAY SERVICES Choir Tues. Menls P. Meeting VVecl. Peoples P. Meeting Thurs. Juniors Salt. XVhen visiting Historic Plymouth and Cape Cod plan to worship with us. A Liberty-Loving Church in a Friendly City 'I 130 l' COMPLIMENTS OF Emmanuel Church of the Nazarene Smithfield Avenue at Francis Pawtucket, R. I. RAYMOND E. LOCKXVOOD Minister New Haven Church of the Nazarene CONGRATULATIONS! To ilOlll ' Editor of the 1950 Nautilus and to his staff CHURCH P.-XRSQNACE T9 Lawrence Street 1536 Helen Street New Haven, COl1DCCtiCLlt I'ILlI1lClCll, C:OllllCCilClll Phone 76-0610 13110116 2-6695 'l 131 l' Serving Christ, the College, and Wfollaston THE WOLLASTO CH RCH OF THE NAZARENE just completing its new church home at 37 East Elm Avenue, opposite Could Street REV. GLENN COULD, D.D., Pastor PROVIDING . . A Center of holiness evangelism and spiritual fervor for XVolluston and the South Shore. A church home for townspeople and for students of Eastern Nazarene College. GREETINGS Toouncoufof AND TO HER NEW YORK STUDENTS NEW YORK DISTRICT OSCAR -I. FINCII. D.D. Supcrmtcnclcnt 27 Wilson Street Beacon, New Yo 'f133l' THE NORWOOD CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Creets The Class of 1950 Max' Your Living Be Victorious 71 Chapel Street Norwood, Massachusetts REV. CHARLES NVASHBURN, Pastor' REV. 10 A.M 11 A.M 6 P.M T P.M P111 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lynn, Mass. ROBERT NV. CARLSON, Minister w 7 N I SERX ICES . Sunday School . Morning Nvorship v Q . N. H. P. .S . Evangelistic Services yer Meeting Thursday 7:30 P.M. 1900 1950 Haverhill Church of the Nazarene Celebrating Her Colden An11ive1'sa1'y Compliments E.N.C. on her Colden AITITIVSISTIX JAMES M. CUBIE, Pastor 19-11 to 1950 WISHI NC EASTERN NAZARENE COLLEGE EVERY SUCCESS IN 195 0 MARITIME DISTRICT 1. H. Maccregor, Dist. supf. 408 High sneer Moncton, N. B. 'l134T' FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE Kingston, N. Y. A Growing Church A Gospel Church A Good Church Compliments to the Class of ,5O KENNETH PEARSALL Pastor SPRINGFIELD GARDENS CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Protestant Wesleyan Evangelistic Friendly Sunrise Hi-way and Farmers Blvd. Queensboro, New York City C. li. HELSEL, Pastor CURTIS D. WITHROW Pastor FIRST CHURCH ofthe NAZARENE Ocean Avenue and Garfield Place East Rockaway Long Island, N. Y. Q-lust forty minutes from Times Squarel Spreading Scriptural Holiness on Long Island . N71 W 'f -l135l' ,L- REY. LYNIAN P. XVOOD 1 FIRST CHURCH ofthe NAZARENE 108th Street and 95th Avenue Richmond Hill, New York INTRODUCINC - Our new Pastor REV. LYMAN P. WOOD of Bethany, Oklahoma XVheu you are in New York City, lie sure to visit the lliclunoucl Hill church. Church Telephone - Virginia 9-5734 Listed in the Xlanhattan and Queens Directories Under HNAZA BEN E USIIONVEHS OF BLESSINC' CH RCH OF THE NAZARENE Butler, New jersey and the Pastor HEY, IIOXVARD R. OLSON Extend Hearty Congratulations To the Class of '50 Holiness and Frimzdliiims Our Olniectiucsn 'l136l' A Revival in Every Clzurelz, and ll Clzurelz in Every Town in the Districtv W. F. M. S. CONVENTION, SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION DISTRICT ASSEMBLY, AND AND N.Y.P.S. CONVENTION DISTRICT PREACHERS MEETING JULY I7 to 21 OCTOBER 2:3 to 26 PITTSBURGH DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARE IE E.N.C. TRUSTEES R. F. Heinlein Floyd A. Wycoff NIRILIYICG R. Emery Robert M. Inglund A R. F. HEINLEIN ADVISORY BOARD XV. Cordon Graves A. H. Elsey Xluurice R. Emery Robert NI. Inglund SllPG1'fllfCl1Cl6'1'lf CAMP MEETING ALAMEDA CAMP GROUNDS N. Y. P. S. INSTITUTE BUTLER, PENNA. AUGUST 7 to 12 IUNE 29 to JULY 9 MID-CENTURY CRUSADE FOR SOULS 'l13T I' CIRCLEVILLE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CQNCRATULATIONS REV. MERL M. BENNEP. to the Pastor R D N0 1 CLASS OF 1950 Irwin, Pa. Telephone 1785 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Coal 15 Blessing and NVQ Arc Progressing Glory! 907 Pennsylvania Avenue East Sunday Srliool Supt. Mr. Elmer XVhiteheucl Warren, Pennsylvania N. Y. P. S. Praviclezit Miss Harriet Hainsey XV. F. M. Prc'.s'if1f'nt Mrs. Emily Vifhiteheacl SUC'l'l'flll'U Mrs. Susan Yencso GORDON V- XVOODS. P11-Sfw' Trc'a.s'1n'cr Nlr. Elmer Vtfhiteheacl Telephone 196 Bly llousc Shall he Called the House of Prayef' Isa. 56-T CHURCH OF THE NAZARE E 55 North Bennett Street Bradford, Pa. XV. GORDON CRAYES, Pastor 11-1 North Bennett Street Sunday School Superintcnclent - lOHN TRUBY N. Y. P. S. Prc'.9ic1c'nf - MRS. XVILLIS DIETZ Uh F. HI. S. Prvsiflelif - ESTHER FAIRBANKS 'l138l' CONGRATULATIONS CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE New Castle, Penn. REV. GEORGE R. SARBER. PU-5'fOl' 27 West Falls Street New Castle, Penn. Visit us when you are in our city - Cor. XV. Falls and Beaver Street Congratulations Class of 1950 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 520 North Center Street FIRST CHURCH OF THE Grove City, Pa. NAZA RENE 21st and Wallace Streets Erie, Pennsylvania A. V. MOUNTFORD Pastor Mid-Century Crusade for Souls CLARENCE E. NEIDERHISER Pastor CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1950 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Jamestown, New York JOHN YV. POOLE. AIilli.stc'r 147 Prather Avenue 11391- HENARD D. SMITH, Supwintcnclent 229 W. Pleasant Avenue Syracuse 5, N. Y Dist. Clzurclz School Clzuirmun - GLENN TYNEH Dist. N. T. P. S. I'l'c'S. - ANTHONY SAMPSON Dist. XV. F. JI. S. Pros. A MRS. RENAHD D. SMITH RENARD D. SMITH Annual District Assembly - July 17-21 Annual District Camp - july 21 - 30 Annual Preacliers' Meeting - Nov. 6-8 'I 140 l' The First Church of the azarene Cannon 81 West Newell Street Syracuse, New York We Congratulate the Class of 1950 Our Church Is Glad to Support E.N.C. JOHN D. RHAME, Minister CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1813 Albany Street Schenectady, N. Y. Best hVishcs ELMIRA REV. VVALTER S. MHCPHERSON, SR. Pam CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE N. Y. SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. T T , N. Y. P' S. 7:00 PGM' ANTHONY B. SAMPSON Evangelistic Service 7:45 P.M. PUSYUV WEDNESDAY Prayer and Praise 7:45 P.M. john A. Tice VVhen in Schenectady VVo1'ship VVith Us Slllldfly School Szzpcfrirmfiulrvit lAKE AVENUE CHURCH OE THE NAZARENE R0chester's Newest Church 99 Stonewood Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. HOC HEbTER'S EYANCELISTIC MORRIS E. YVILSON Pastor CENTER 26 Rochelle Street Teleuhone Ch ulotte 1065 Our thanks in behalf of the many students from Binghamton who have found Cod and the Church at E.N.C. EIRST CHURCH OE THE NAZARENE Binghamton, N. Y. ARTHUR BI. FALLON. .Uinisfcr A CROXVINC CHURCH XVITH A BIC HEART ll-10 I' - CONGRATULATIONS! CLASS OF 1950 From the WASHINGTON-PHILADELPHIA DI TRICI E. E. CROSSE, Di.s'trict Supcrinter1cIcnf C. E. HUDSON, TI'CClSllI'UI' DONALD S. METZ Slcltfflly District Slogan: HUNCTION FOR ACTION District Church School Chairman - john Z. Andree District W.F.M.S. President -- Mrs. Nelson Henclx District N.Y.P.S. President - A. C BICIXLIIIIC ADVISORY BOARD E.N.C. TRUSTEES F. D. Ketner Boyd M. Long C. E. Hudson VVilliarn Boring DISTRICT CENTER I. H. Parker E. E. Crossc F. W. Ketncr Earl C. VVoll'c Nazarene Cainpgrouncls-North East, Maryland Annual District Assembly Annual District Cainpincetlng August 2 - 4 August 4 - 13 Annual District N.Y.P.S. Institute Annual Preachers' Convention August 28-Sept. 2 October 9 11 FUTURE E.N.C.'ERS Boys' Camp-july 10-15 Cirls' Camp - Iulv 17 77 F. D. KETNER. Director 'l 143 l' Compliments of CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rio Grande, N. I. REV. HAROLD F. BERRIAN Pastor Success in His Precious Name Congratulations to the Class of 1950 NAZAREN E YOUNG PEOPLE'S SOCIETY Eastport, Md. REV. H. I. BASHAM, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS Crudnuting Class of '50 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Fifth Avenue near Maryland Avenue Wilmington, Del. C. ADRIAN VVAY. I'u.s'for Blessings on the Class of ,50 from the NAZARENES OF OXFORD, PA. ' M- T., .,A1,.v. nw.. U, - . 553. 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MCKENZIE, Pastor Having studied to shew thyself approved unto Codf' go forth and become workmen that need not to be usliuineclf' FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE n Bethlehem, Pa. 53 HOLINESS 5 5 4 ' E H FOREVER R A i cs ' MORE i ' - ' ' EARL G. LUSK Y R C 'W J ii f mm: ' -A Phone T-5232 Nazareth Pike and NVoodlawn Ave. FIRST CHURCH ofthe NAZARENE 520 Whitmore Avenue Baltimore 16, Maryland CHESTER A. SMITH, Pastor r A LIVE CHURCH WITH A LIVE MESSAGE OUR STUDENTS E.N.C. 8 . ,fm 'IA' ' ' A4 ,. ii f 1 Q a .vi S y .5 , gs ,. in Q. ESE sig, 1' fflklvfla 6 1 ,,,.- ' M l 'I 145 I' FIR T CH RCH OF THE AZARE E 7th and A Streets, N. E. Washington, D. C. A Center of Holiness Evangelism In the Heart of Our Nationls Capitol 0 Sermons That Inspire 0 Songs That Bless 0 Music That Thrills lfl 0 Fellowship That Lifts Tl1erc's a Welcome Here for Youv ROY F. STEVENS, Pastor The Singing Pastor 'I 1-461' CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1950 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ROYERSF ORD, PENNA. REV. GEO. ANDREWS, Pastor l ATLANTIC CITY C17lIgl'Lltllll1lll5llS to thc of the Class of 1950 NAZARENE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 2414 Atlantic Avenue Deepwater, N. I. Atlantic City, N. I. KENNETH L. AKINS, Pastor REV. C. B. SCHLOSSER Pggfgy fTll1't'C miles north of the Pemisville-Newcastle Fcrryj The Church XVitl1 the Message for This Agci' lllllfll Passing. Visit Us. -I 147 I' umplixncnts of FIRST ,l Compliments of the CHURCH T 'QP' ' of the 'T' CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE NAZARENE . Euclid Avenue and Hampton Street Pme and Freedley Streets Trenton, N' J- REY. EARL C. XYOLF T Pfwffff' Norristown, Pa. REV. BOYD Nl. LONG, Pastor OFFICERS S. S. SlllIl'l'lHfl'IIllf'lIf Xlr. XVillium Scliulmcrt Y. Y. P. S. l'r1'x, Nlr. ll1ll'l'y Blittvi'wm'tli hyyhen Passing Through the XV. I , .lI. S. I'1'1'.x'. Nlrs. Xlliltci' H. lloopes l Cvulden Stlltc - Stop -md Sl'l'l'l'f!ll'll Nlrs. Alice E. Keelm l VV I. vvtl U ,, orsnm i 1 s llI'l'tl.S'll!'t'l' Nlr. Nlliltcr ll. lloopes I MXYllCll Xcuu' Pliilnclclpliiu - Visit Us Il. E. IIECKERT .llllll-S'fl'I' Compliments of CHURCH of the NAZARENE Conowingo Road Bel Air, Maryland CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 -I1-181' Congratulations! Class of '50 from the Iliiwt Qlhurrh nf the Nazarene 11th and Wyoming St. On Your VV ay West Allentown, Pa. LLOYD C. CORDON, AIfllf.S'fL'l' Phone 6422 Sponsored by the N. Y. P. S. - Robert Hersh, P1'c's-idcvlt COLLINCDALE CHURCH EXTENDS BEST WISHES TO HER STUDENTS CHURCH W ofthe NAZARENIE MacDade Blvd. COLLINCDALE, REV. F. D. KETNER ' Pastor Emma Stephey, Ray Cery. Florence Kelley, Francis Ketner, jr., Rev. Ketner The Strengtlz of Any Country ls flu' Strengtlz of Its Rr'li,gi0u.s- Convictions IMMANUEL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Richardson and Derstine Avenues Lansdale, Pennsylvania Hear the Nazarene Melody Houru Each Sunday ut 8:30 arm. Over Station WBUX 1570 Kil. NELSON C. MINK, Minister Life Is a Quarry Out of Wflziclz We Are to Mold and Chisel and Complete cz Character 'l 1-191' CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CONIPLINIENTS The Friendly Church of the 2 Granville Avenue CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Hagerstown, Md. To the Class of 1950 Danbury, Conn REV. jAMES L. BENDER P11-S'f0l' CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Cor. North Ave. and Leavett Street SKOWHEGAN, MAINE SUNDAYS: fllnrrc-hScl1 fmcm l 10:00 A.M. Morning XVorship 11:00 A.M. N. Y. P. S. 6:30 P.M. Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M. XVEDNESDAYS: Prayer and Praise 7:30 P.M. ERNEST R. BRADLEY, Pastor' 135 Main Street Skowhegan, Maine Phone: 957 BEST WISHES from West Somerville, Mass. NAZARENES Clzurclz. organizecl Feb. 21, 1901 Located at Elm Street near Davis Square B. H. MAYBURY, Pastor VVhere E.N.C. Stuclents Have Always Found a Welcome 11501- CH RCH OF THE NAZARIE E REV. O. L. BENEDUM, District Supcrintwzclent N. C. Trustc'c's O. L. BENEDUM D. D. PALMER L. W. DURKEE WILFRED HAMMER Advisory Board D. D. PALMER C. D. TAYLOR L. W. DURKEE WILLIS ROUSH ft M, Y G L O R Y C. 13. XVOOD District Secretary RUTH HANKS District Treasurer NIRS. D. D. PALMER W. F. M. S. President CARL B. HANKS N. Y. P. S. District President F 01' both he that sauctifieth and they who are sanctified are all of one: For which cause he is not ashamed to call them brethren. Hebrews 2:11 'l 151 AKRON FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE N. Howard Street at W. Tallmaclge Avenue Akron 10, Ohio ADIRONDACK CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Vermontville, N. Y. A friendly Church in the mountains where you ure il stranger but once. REV. ERNEST V. SWARTHOUT Pastor Miss Flora K. Shenc Sunday School Superintendent SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday Bible School 10:00 A.M Divine VVorship 11:00 A.M REV. C. D. TAYLOR Young People's Meeting 7:00 P.M Pastor Evangelistic Service 7:30 P.M WEDNESDAY 1'L.k.l,1,1,,,C BL 8832 Pruycr and Bible Study 7:30 P.M FRIDAY Young Peoples Night 7:30 P.M ,. fl P JI 1 . ll E4 A 'x ll XX N ' V 'W fl - 1 K - I g r, .JN Q V ff 'iw Y, 7 fNfX4N 'W lc -7' A 'N l ill 'Tl 'I i' i . '- 'FJ4' 13' ' l - .... ,,, .1 ll 3 A.-...L H -....- K.. AFX' V :gk . ,limi ll ! gif-:ttf-T,.:T-N A K L 1 -L in L,,.,!'Y...l.l.U-U'-'U 'LU U A'-'f'1'-is-Ha-5'-9. ee 9 illirzt Qlhurrh nf the azarene Third St. and Herbruck Ci. N. E. - Canton, Ohio R. II. SMELTZER, Pastor A WVelc01ne Awaits You - VVhen in Canton Worship With Us 'l 152l' FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Hayden Avenue at Claiborne Road, East Cleveland, Ohio TTA? ' 5 . E- E.N.C. Will Always Have Our K V C S l v ' f il 1 Loyal Support l l 3 s . XVhen visiting The Best I Location In The Nation r include First Church in W l your plans. 'W'. U l V. JAMES E. HUNTON , ' L. , Minister M' WARREN BOLINDALE CHURCH Congratulations of the Class of 1950! NAZARENE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Youngstown, Ohio ll. C. PURKHISER, Mini.sfc'r Warren, Ohio Places its support wholeheartedly to Eastern Nazarene College, with a prayer for her continued success JOHN R. DONLEY, Pastor 'l l53l' Greetings! to The Faculty of E.N.C. and Class of '50 1 1 111 1 11 1111 1 1.1 1,,, 111.,,,.,.1 111 P 315t de FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE WARREN, omo D.D.PALMER,Pmf l1541' CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Coiigiutulutioiis Class of 1950 East Rebecca Street CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE S. Linden at E. Summit l ' h' . . East Pa estme, O io Alliance, Ohm S. S. Superintcfnclcnt R. H. Baum N. Y. P. S. President Lois Sclilossei' PAUL E' BAXTER' -lR' N. F. M. S. Prc'.s'idc'nt Mrs. Ruth Looinia Minister CLYDE B. XVOUD l'u.s'for CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1950 KENMORE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Iona Avenue and Twelfth Street Akron, Ohio Visit Our New Cliurcli MILTON L. BUNKER VVhile M in ister Visiting Our City Telephone: Sherwood - T720 'I 1551 - OUR DESIRE - SPIRITUAL YOUNG PEOPLE CALLED OF GOD TRAINED AT E.N.C. ' One Hnnclrecl Per Cent NVitl1 You CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 799 South Arlington Street Akron, Ohio Clarence Hams, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS RAY E. BANKS, Pastor CAMBRIDGE, OHIO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Congratulations to Class of 1950 THE CHURCH of the NAZARENE Corner Liberty and High Street Painesville, Ohio A Friendly Welcome Awaits You REV. DANIEL C. HOFFMAN, Ptlsfofr Compliments to Class of ,50 Barberton, Ohio CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE New Location 465 Hopocan Avenue REV. ROBERT SHOFF, Pastor CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Satin Street Jefferson, Ohio Sunday School Supf. A. M. Geehneuur N. Y. P. S. President Rielmrcl Wright W. F. M. S. Prasiclent Grace Park i'Draw Nigll to God, and Ile XVIII Draw Niglz to You. REV. A. RODGERS East Satin Street Telephone 217 -l 156 I FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO GREETINGS AND C. L. RODDA, Minister ASSURANCE OF BOYD R. KIFER, Assistant WHOLE-HEARTED In Charge of Music SUPPORT TO E.N.C. Respect for the Past - Progress' for the Present - Vision for the Future -I157i-' W W! A Growing Church lvffll Confdence 4 in a Growing Sclzooln GRACE CHURCH 624 Annette Street TORONTO, CANADA WILLIAM SUMMERSCALES. Pu.s-for Congratulations E.N.C. Keep Progressingl BRICHTON, ONTARIO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ELMER M. SCHRAC Pastor Forward Through Faithu CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 180 Main Street Newmarket, Ontario, Canada REV. AMIL E. PETERSON Pastor This Church Extends a Cor-dial VVelcome to You. My house shall he filled with music, with song, with praise and prayer, And the burden of life shall he lifted from all who enter there. Thu Master' is lien' and Cullctli for ilmcf' john 11:28 Congratulations Class of '50 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 188 Cowan Avenue Toronto, Ontario HAROLD R. BROVVN. Minister 'l158l' ST. ClAIR CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1277 St. Clair Avenue West Ontario, Toronto, Canada Rev. L. Guy Nees 161 NVCSTIHOTIITTI Avenue Telephone KENwood 7165 CONGRATULATIONS.. A B1 dc tl 15, C o V1 g Nl1clVVLeL C11lJlC11 Hx nm S Trying Thr 10 p n to Do CHNTL the Job K T. . - , ,,,, , .. r,,. , HAMILTON, ONTARIO CHURCH OT THE NAZARENE 92 Ottawa Street N. REV. ROBERT F. WOODS, Minister 11591 t . ia EASTERN NAZARENE COHEGE Accredited Co-educational COLLEGE COURSES IN The Christian Ministry Teaching Nursin Business Administration Music Beginning Engineering Fesli' VM k B fri J S pta le 3 Serving the Youih of Our Church i1601 'x THE SIGMA DElTA KAPPA SOCIETY Extends Sincere Congratulations to the Seniors of 1950 K eep near the cross A nswer the call P ress toward the goal lease Cod P A ttain the most life has for you X l f X! 1 t ' 1 ' i, f xxxllffff x s I' I X f . . Heaven fives us friends, 0 and .gf C 3 ff 2 To lmless the present Scene Q Removes them, 7 To prepare us for the next. ff Sigma Delta Delta Society l161l C0 GRAT LATIONS To The Seniors From The Students Above the Bordern ' -W. '.' J. l A .Q - ,51,,, JOHN I. GALLAGHER, INC- oWN THESE STOCKS? Building Materials and Ht1l'ClXX'L1l'C Dont Sit tight-it may be costly! Right now, check with Babsoifs. Simply attach list of T Ciciiurttl Offices and Xluin Yard . , , , , ot your Securities to this acl and mail to us. 100 F6Cl6I'2ll AVCIIUC XVe'll tell you if clients have been advised to , Hold or Switch them. Quincy, Mass. No cost or obligation. lit-toil Store .incl Bi-tint-lm Yard XV1'ite Dept. XCX-2 North Quincy, Mass. TC1U,1,0,,CS BABSON'S REPORTS PHt1sidt-or 13-Qrsoo lllit-sitlt-nr 3-S150 NVellesley Hills 82, Mass. -l162I' 1 01Lg1'czfziiL!cLfzi0iL5 . ., MID-CENTURY CLASS 0 -m ,V.LY 9 E3 Q, I ' E 1 f f 5489 P if 4 f H Q 'flu' Clmnipiun Sm'if'!y 4 A- 'A SIGMAS 5' 'CONGRATUlATEi SENIORS N 15 -- 1 4 NEW STUDENTS URGED ,S I is H 4 T0 IOIN BANKS 1,7 I ... 'ut in I 1 his co igr' tul' to 'idd 'em President 1, C1 nefh 1 p11 sed the QL cc s t th , eafs activities. Rush Day ope L16oi' 1950 Sponsorships MR. VVILBUR A. SMITH Star Route Newport, Xlaine MISS NELLIE EMRICK Box 8674 Pittsburgh 21, Penna. DORRANCE and ESTHER NICHOLS Evangelism 849 Poplar Street BlOOlllSlJLll',Q', Penna. BAN E SISTERS TRIO Route 1, Box 163 Curnberlancl, Md. THE RISDON MFC. CO. Risclon Street Naugatuck, Conn. W. H. BEARD, D.lVI.D. 1011 Beacon Street Boston, Massachusetts Telephone BE 2-1563 DR. EARL STONE Dentist T Elm Avenue XVollaston. Massachusetts YVILLIANI D. BIICHAEL Optometrist 1581 Hancock Street Quincy, Massachusetts ERNEST C. HATCH Prescription Optician 25 Beale Street XVollaston, Massachusetts RUSSELL FUNERAL HOME Harold A. Thurston, Director 644 Hancock Street XVollaston, Mass. NORTH QUINCY DINER 263 Hancock Street Quincy, Massachusetts DEVOE'S DINING ROOM Lobster, Steak and Chicken Dinners Catering To Special Parties 379 Hancock Street, North Quincy WOLLASTON DO-NUT SHOPPE, INC. Fresh Do-Nuts Twice Daily 17 Beale Street, W'ollaston, Mass. CALIFORNIA CLEANSERS 61 DYERS Student Discount 15? 660 Hancock St., NVollaston, Mass. DEPENDABLE LAUNDERERS AND CLEANERS 63 Beale Street, NVollaston, Mass. Telephone PR 3-8922 'l 164l' HANCOCK PAINT 81 VARNISH CO. 53 VV est Squantum Street North Quincy, Mass. RIGGS 81 SON Realtors Insurance-Notary-Mortgages 23 Beale St., VVollaston, Mass. CARROLL CUT RATE PERF UMER 19 Beale Street Wollaston, Massachusetts BETSY LEE SHOPPE 11 Beale Street VVollaston Mass. BEALE STREET PHARMACY Russell S. Keene, Ph.G., Mgr. 661 Hancock Cor. Beale St. VVollaston, Mass. IOHNSON'S FILLING STATION 700 Hancock Street Wollaston, Mass. KARL'S AUTO BODY REPAIR CO., INC. 23 Greenwood Ave. Wollaston, Mass. GREETING CARD SHOP 15 Beale Street, Wollaston The Most Complete Line of Greetings Cards on the South Shore QUINCY TYPEWRITER SERVICE Sold-Rented-Repaired One Maple Street Quincy, Massachusetts WM. WESTLAND 61 CO. Equipment For Every Sport Baseball-Golf-Tennis-Archery Softball-Fishing-Badminton LONDON CLOTHING CORP. Brockton - Quincy A Factory to You Operation Saving You Money on Clothing PAY and TAKE FURNITURE C0 Superli Qualityl Best Value . . . Coinparel 15 Billings Road, North Quincy THE MILLER PRODUCE CO. Faneuil Hall Boston 9, Massachusetts CNYVINU N CU. Wllolesale Grocers 19-21 Connnercial Street Boston, Massachusetts BOSTON CHINA CO. 80-88 Portland Street Boston, Mass. MERIT PAPER AND CHEMICAL CORP. 119 Pearl Street Boston 10, Mass. BOSTON SAND 81 GRAVEL 118 First Street Boston, Mass. 1oHN 1. DUANE Co. Building NVrecking 600 South Artery Quincy, Mass. W. H. HASLETT CO. 837 Hancock Street VVollaston, Massachusetts Telephones: PR 8-0883-I3-0884 'll 65 I . YOUR DUGOUT -XVishes to Congratulate the Seniors of 1950 -Takes this opportunity to thank you for your put1'ouuge- FRANK H. BOWERS Food Service Munagei' of E.N.C. 'l166I' WE WISH THE COLLEGE DUGOUT SUCCESS The Dugout was designed, furnished, and the equipment completely installed by - SO. SHORE EIXTURE CO. 645 South Artery Telephone PR 3-6780 Quincy, Mass We design, m inut ictuie ind instill complete restaurant diugstoie m ulxet ind delicitessen fixtuies l161l STAINED GLASS WINDOWS Exquisite stained glass windows designed and executed to suit the architecture of your building. Prices vary ac- cording to the size and intricacy of detail. Imported, antique glass and expert craftsmanship assure unsurpassed beauty. Send for your copy of our brochure, Stained Class. CHURCH FURNITURE Our church furniture is distinctive and beautiful, in au- thentic period designs. Superb hand carving and expert craftsmanship make our communion tables, seats, pulpits and other ecclesiastical furnishings well suited for their high purpose. XVe can plan our products to match your present furnishings. Send for our free catalogue. WHITTEMORE Associates, Incorporated 16 ASHBURTON PLACE Boston 8 Mass 'l 168 l' VISH E. .' GRE Pottecl Plants Novelties ENHOUSE Corsages UTVIIUII you think of fImL'1'rs think of Bowws America's Best Buy The 1950 CHEVROLET 24-Hour Towing Servict COMPLIMENTS ---' Night Repair Scrvict 0F Visit our usecl can' cleptrrtme ut Rtu'gnim'ille 540 Southern Artery A Friend GRANITE CHEVROLET 338 VVashington Street Il 'livrc' Quincy, Mass. PR 3-2310 our CII-S'f0l?1l'l'.S' svncl flzvir fm i r 9 F.IL CRANE AND SONS,INC. ESt11blisl1c'cI 1892 WHOLESALE CROCERIES Institution, Restaurant and Bakery Flour- Crain - Fertilizers Supplies BUILDING 6: MASONS' MATERIALS 30 Liberty Street Quincy, M fuss Telephone PResident 3-1800 'l 169 I' 1 x . TRUE' -1'1' W. C. lAHUlf INC. ' BES General Contractors LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Except the Lord lmuild the house they labor in vain that build it Psalm 127 - 1. 1170 l' 81 YEARS of DepencIabIe Public Service. 4 4 9 7 I D EIC 0 --.. ,, I O11 Burner I-55 :ffl A Product of E GENERAL Niomns ' CITIES SERVICE CITIES HEATING OIL lnclustrinl - Cmmm-rciaml Residential SERVICE fizw ENGLAND NEW ENGLAND COKE I I?TI'ItI?l:SIIIllt5xS LII NESS' ENGLAND IIUNIES PWA 'fn and H 0+ +, 7 56 It's al great name 'I 7 in .9 lu 1 8 IIARD c:oAL 7':.,np,0 E For q 1111 lity and service SHEPPARD COAI 8 0H.C0. 1355 Hancock Street Tcl. PR 3-7200 Quincy 'I 171 I' Guest Coffee Rich body, Pleasing aroma, Exquisite flavor. Q'iI:1.'.'I.'l f I ll F' .44 ' Q If you can I purchase this in your home wn-w 1 us-P.O. Box J. S., Chicago C901 ' SBXt0ll' .Quadifgbab The W. C. BONNER Co. Watertown, Mass. Supplying Hard to Beat Cleansing Compounds for Dish Nlnchine Xviwlllllg SUPER BIAFOS BRIQUETS for Huml Vlisliing SANITEX NO. 25 For Low Buctcriu Counts STERILUTION 101 YEARS EXPERIENCE TO HELP US SERVE YOU BETTER H. P. HOOD 84 SONS 'l1T2I' HOWARD JOHNS N'S 28 FLAVORS Always ask for: SCHULEPJS Potato Chips - Potato Frills French Fried Potatoes Cjulienuc Style? Cheese Flavored Popcorn Cheese Cornsticks French Fried Popcorn AMERICAS FINEST U 0 f'1 . 2 l , 'Lv' 51 Cf 'dd ICE CREAM .IIac1r' for PIIVIICIIIKII' Pcoplcf' VISIT OUR DAIRY BAR Delicious Food - Nicely Served Attructivc Surroundings Appealing Prices Business NIcu's Luncheon Spcciul Dinncrs Opeu Daily until T P.NI. Central Avenue 81 Eliot St., Milton Bluehills 8-7850 'l1T3I- B0lTON SMART COMPANY, INC. 11'l1ol4'saI1' Puru'yor.s of Choice' BEEF, LAMB, VEAL, PORK, POULTRY, FISH BUTTER. CHEESE, ECCS AND FROSTED FOODS 19-25 South Market Street Boston, Mass. Telephone: LAfayette 3-1900 Tl C Fri1'ndIi0.s't Store on the South S11 ERNEST S. REYNOLDS, INC. South Braintree, Mass. The electricians for your Dugout BR 2-0701 BR 2-3165 -117-11' Compliments f 0 JoHN HAMRE a soN Medical Department of s General Eastern Nazarene College Contractors CHARLES DDIERF, NLD. 'cg E, 1. BRUCE. RN. RUBY FRIEND. R.N. Quincy, Mass. Richard J. Gorman The jewelry Store on Beale Street COMPLIMENTS Q Jf the i SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Marine Biological I.AllJ0l'iliOl'j' Woods Hole, Massachusetts jackie Gagnon showing one of their fine cliamoncls to Evelyn XVooclt-ook '5-l. DlANlUND ENGAGEMENT RINGS From 360.110 up NV,'X'l'Cfl IES GIFTS Parker '51 23a Beale St. Wollaston 'i175l' COXIPLIBIENTS OF Cr 2-8660 Blacker and Shepard lumber Corp. 10 Newport Ave. North Quincy, Massachusetts CIONCRATYLATIONS . . . l. ANTONEllI IRON WORKS xlLlllllfilL'lllI'Cl'S of Structural Steel -- Ornamental Iron and Building Specialties 177 XVILLARD ST. BfAyfl0w0r 9-3600 CARRIKER XIOTOR CO. Dcpcnclalulc Used Cfurs U DESOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER Service on all nmlccs 68 XVashingt0n St. CR 2-4730 'l 176 l' BERNARD EOOD INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED lNIllllllI:QlCtlll'Cl'S of Fine Foocl Specialties Address all correspondencn to Main Plant 559 W. Fulton Street Chicago 6, Illinois THE 07671222 was ADVERTISING PRINTERS AND DESIGNERS -'tf 76 Woodbine Street Wollaston 70, Massachusetts PResident 3-6022 UNDERHILL PAPER CO. 59 Saville Row Quincy Massachusetts I1 II' METHERAH 81 MCCAUSLAND 494 Hancock Street VVollast0n 70, Mass. sl' ut' 'k ic :E Plumbing and Heating Estimates Furnished Clianite 2-8017 Film Service !:--eil' L' Nl COHEGE BOOKSTORE Congratulations semi-S of 1950 Student Supplies XVe Ext:-ntl Our Cortliall uncl Sincere BEST XVISHES To The Class of '50 YVEYMOUTH GAZETTE PRESS Printers of Campus Czunera XVE 9 - 0145 18-22 Station Street East Weymouth, Mass. ..- w 1 'r QP .,....-. 11781- QUINCYS LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL FUNERAL HOME AND CHAPEL DEWARE BROTHERS Donald M. Dcwurc and Robert M. Dewure 576 Hancock St., Wollaston, Mass. Telephone CR 2-1137 RI GISTERED FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND ENIBAI XII RS I 'l179I' Agent for 11'olt7c'rim' Porcelain Roofing Tile NORNIAN W. PEMBERTON, Sheet Metal XVork - Slate Tin and Gravel Roofing 141 Newport Avenue, Wollaston, Mass. Office Tel. Cllanite 2-5078 IIC. k QMWD .5 L-, 2 ,. l 1 Q u :THEN rs -V'AR ':H g5 I.2xareaiiuzzaimxzsiizzmwf1 WHEN IN NEED OF . . . Harwclare Packard Paints Kitchenware VVall Paper Carden Supplies Class THE NEW MODERN STORE Easy Parking Call CR 2-0041 MaCl7ARl.AND'S 11 Brook Street Wollaston, Mass. COMPLIMENTS OF L. Grossman 61 Sons, Inc. Tel. LAfayette S3 - 1729 13 - 1730 NORMAN B. SMALL CO. 1VlroIc',s-alers and Iobbers of Butter, Eggs, and Poultry Native Eggs a Specialty 61 Catham Street N. B. Small Boston, Mass. ,tiitifs 'l180l' 0 EXTRA Q y ENGRAVIN GS Mjjwf WM W WJ WWA ffl ,JM MVZ75 fwi jg fluff W1 100 Daily! 03 jf J ff , X' X PHOTO -ENGRAVERS QMW RUIBIERTS IENG IING COMPANY THE SOURCE 0F I FENGRAWNG 115 SAGAMURE STREET NCY 71.MASSACHUSETTS - 181 T' f T - 1:29-1 Telephones. CApifOl iT - 1295 T - 135-1 HICKS 81 HODGES CO. PURVEYORS OF FINE FOOD 45 South Market Street Boston 9, Mass. WEBSTER-THOMAS Co. YUU ARE WELCUME 217 State St., Boston, Mass at the QUINCY Y. M. C. A. Packers and Distributors Special Rates to Students NIATCHLESS BRAND FOODS Teas-Coffees Q A Canned Fruits Canned Vegetables 1 Pickles-Relishes-Condiments Fancy Quality Throughout ' Q Q 'l18:2l' F X M gb' aw Aw PHIHIIISHAPHEH . .. The responsibility associated with such a title is no small task. A College Annual without photographs would indeed be 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. 7A.al'lAlJ1 ARD LYTUDIU 669 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON, MASS -i183 I' CR 7 - 0392 Telephones PATTERSONS FLOWER STORE 1283 Hancock Street Quincy CURSA 655 , . Cflrls who care say Get my c'orsu,Q1' at Pllffl'lTS'Ul Elsie M. Patterson Proprietor PR 3 - 2054 SHELDON W. LEWIS Office and School Supp ies Fountain Pens and Static neu Dennison Goods Practical Gifts 'WVEDDING and PARTY SUPPPLIES - Greeting Cards 49 Beale Street Wollaston Mass Good Parking Shop nth Pleisuie Phone MA 9-0619 DRINK and ENJOY BRAEWOOD BEVERAGES Richardson Neeco Roor BEER COFFEE SODA SQUIRT Standard Bottling Company 435 Adams St. GRanite 2-8326 Quincy 69 Mass Established 1863 Ft M. sToLL az Co., Inc. W it ta .QD if X Wholesale Grocers V a n Boston, Mass. 'l184l' . x x l ':!ff5zrT ,ljfn As Close As Your Nearest Mailbox SEX gf? ix ' ' V ' ftifffii 33 X , f' 4 Q? Zf ile if t i xi: 7 i ,f 5 ' WJ, Ysoxtse' x f W - X 'Wg 1 X I1 0' xxuaxiizoosx Wx goo xi X' x x N . , 'IWW-Zxxsas LM Y gy 4-ZA7' v:,-- -- fu' fy A x, ,,, , W ' ? 1-2 t ef -MQW--Y , ,, YH- '-TU U'-' ui :frm ,. ' IIE lil sa lon. . .AL lil, L Q. 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Specializing in Church Furniture and Builders of Your College Church Pews CHEVROLET Sales and Selnnlce 21 Greenwood Ave. Wollaston, Mass PR 3-1100 Telephone MAyHower 9 - 3426 0 VVindow Shades Window Screens 0 0 Venetian Blinds Porch Screens 0 0 Clidtwood Shades Screen Doors 0 Compliments of 0 Combination Windows 0 EASTERN SHADE 61 SCREEN 20 John Street 209 Iyanough Rd. THE DEMUTH COMPANY Nnnn Qninny Hynnnn 330 E. 63rd Street NEW YORK 21, NEW YORK PR 3-6889 Hyannis 1885 , X Fw Heating and f nn ' Z E nf! P 7! V Q41 lil! ' V PY Ventilating Equipment --- l XQM - .i. rr l 11861- ESPECIHLLU FUR UUU. 0 The making of College Annuals takes far longer than you think. 0 The co-ordination of photography, art work, engraving, printing and binding was entrusted to our skilled craftsmen who have been making college annuals for nearly a quarter of a century. 0 Together with the staff who have served you so well, we too share in the satisfaction of completing this book . . . Especially For YQU Pau! ff. gfdilwgdlilc Jw. College Annuals 669 BOYLSTON STREET BOSTON, MASS r -I187l' KMllNl 77 Tile .mnnual Of X' R-Qty Eastern Nazarene College Wollaston Perl: Quincy 70, Massachusetts was Qaaufzius ' or R. WESLEY BLACHLY, JR., Editor HADLEY E.SMlTH,Bu5nen Manager USY 9: 1950 Dear Friends of the Nautilus: WSupport your Nautilus for 1950 by being on time for your pictures, WSupport your Nautilus for 1950 by handing in suggestions.W These and many others were suggestions made by the staff with the one idea of mak- ing the publication of this annual the very best. It is quite evident that these suggestions were heard, for from every channel through which this book progressed, there was wholehearted coopera- tion. We are indeed grateful to each one for this. A gentleman with an understanding of the problems of yearbook produc- tion, Paul K. Blanchard has superior skill has directed Lending support to the Iannello of Harvard Studio. antness, but he was on hand notice. Although we are not per this production would not ha ve the Roberts Engraving Company, ever ready to correct copy and attain our literary standard. kept our business department The staff of pher and dark room technicia To these and the dozens we feel most grateful and wi ticular best we could produce. constantly shown a personal interest and by his this year's Nautilus to completion. Nautilus seemed to be a specialty with 'Charlie' Not only did he maintain an even-tempered pleas- to accommodate in any way possible at a moment's sonally acquainted with them, we realize that been complete without the successful work of and M ron Stephens of Burlen Robert and Son. In addition to these, our thanks go to our advisers. Mrs. Rothwell, give constructive criticism, has helped us The financial guidance from Prof. Naylor has stable. support given to yo writers, lay-out workers, proof-readers, and typistsg a photogra- n were also eager assistants. ur Nautilus for 1950 has come from a spirited more who were just willing to help in any way, sh to express our genuine thanks for the par- part each played in making this publication what we feel is the very Nautilusly yours, WWE I I . R. We ey Blac Z, Jr. Had E. Smith 1 188 V DIRECTORY Faculty Akers, Charles VV. Allen, Frances Babcock, Wm. J. V. Blaney, Harvey J. S. Cove, Edith Davis, Elizabeth Dell, Edward T. Delp, George J. Dixon, Wallace Dygoski, Louise A. Goodnow, Edith P. Goodnow. Kent Gould, J. Glenn Groves, Vernon T. Harris, Mary K. Hathaway, Kenneth 243 Marlboro St., 23 E. Elm Ave., 114 Willet St., 43 Hamilton St., 124 Phillips St., 10 NVatkins St., E. Elm Ave., 56 Broinfield St., 14 Beach St., 61 Davis St., 158 VVaterston Ave., 158 Waterston Ave., 29 Dunbarton Rd., 98 Phillips St., 90 Franklin Ave., 133 Prospect Ave., Hawk, Grace 26 Broad St., Johnson City, Hunting, Ward M. 160 Waterston Ave., Lechner, Hadrian B. 134 Grand View Ave., Lechner, Marv S. 134 Grand View Ave., Mann, Edward S. Marple, Olive B. Maybury, Robert H. McFarland, Elizabeth Mullen, Laurence Mullen, Wilbur H. Munro. Bertha Naylor, Jasper R. Nease, Madeline Parsons, Rolland VV. Phillips, Everett S. Rankin, Andrew F. Rothwell, Helen F. 41 VV. Elin Ave. 98 Phillips St, 16 VVinslow Rd 82 Kemper St. 118 Phillips St., 23 E. Elm Ave. 90 Franklin Ave. 97 NVillow St. 92 Franklin Ave. 102 Hainden Circle 57 Ellington Rd. 30 Ebbett Ave., 127 Lincoln Ave. Rothwell, Mel-Thomas 127 Lincoln Ave. Shields, Fred J. Shields, Hester Shrader, James H. Smith, Timothy L. 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