Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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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 ,

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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-.

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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