Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

Page 20 text:

-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

Page 22 text:

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.