Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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'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. In our hearts and in our minds will be our battle cry- In Hoc Signo Vincesln

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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

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