Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Prospective Missionary oeiety One thousand dollars for missions. By selling Christmas cards and sponsoring various other proiects, the members of the Prospective Missionary Society' worked steadily toward their goal for the year. Those students who are now preparing for future service on the mission field met once each week, under the leadership of Rosemarie Ballard, to share news from the fields, to pray for the needs of others, and to receive helpful instruction from special speakers. FRONT ROW: E. Hicks E. Hall, R. Ballard, Pres. D. Alexander, Treas., R Hood, A. Esselstyn, V. Pres., C. Dobson, Sec. S. Blachly, E. Esselstyn SECOND ROW: H. Sasao C. Sawyer, L. Shellito J. Copp, E. Ramsey, J Knepper, M. Bruey, M Haselkamp, K. Richard son, F. Dodson, M. My ers. THIRD ROW: R Merki, H. Pinkston, R Lutz, H. Knepper, M Shurtliff, K. Clingerman E. Morgan, J. Holstead B. Naiarian. SEATED: E. Esselstyn Sec.-Treas., A. Esselstyn STANDING: G. Hall, M. Pauli, V.-Pres., D. Cubie, Pres. College Missionary Societ The College Missionary Society presented foreign missions in a vital way under the leadership of David Cubie, president. Weekly prayer meetings featured special speakers who were either directly connected with missionaries or who were keenly interested in the work. Incorporated into talks were actual letters from missionaries on the field. This close contact with foreign workers promoted a real interest in missions. ef?

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FRONT ROW: H. Rich, Pres., M. Wallace, Sec., Mr. Pearsall. SECOND ROW: G. Hall, D. White, Treas., R. Metcalfe, N. MacPherson, C. Guscott, A. Lawhead. Evangelistic Association Lead me to some soul today was the emphasis ofthe Evangelistic Association during the past year. Under the leadership of Harry Rich, a mission program of wide scope was carried out in the rescue missions of Boston. Hardly a night passed without a representative mission group proclaiming the gospel to the lost. Along with the mission work, the Quincy Bible Class continued with noteworthy success. Student Ministerial Association Called by Christ, the student ministers banded together under the leadership of Wesley Stinson. Through lectures and discussions, the group endeavored to gain information and inspiration that would be of value to them in gospel work. Outstanding among the meetings was that with General Superin- FRONT ROW: A. Law- tendent D. I. Vanderpool, whose practical suggestions will long be re- head, R. Grosse, L. Pros- peri, C. Umstead, Prof. Smith, W. Stinson, Pres., J. Theodore, Sec.-Treas., C. Cunningham, Z. Do- hanian, H. Rickey, W. Varian, B. Naiarian, H. Harris. SECOND ROW: P. Elliott, W. Parks, J. Bruce, O. Woodward, H. Rich, D. Hennen, D. White, R. Lutz, D. Hardy, D. Cubie, F. Kish, R. Sampson, J. Holstead. THIRD ROW: R. Phelps, W. Graefiin, R. Hood, W. Holloway, R. Smith, L. Jewett, M. Clark, E. Fliger, D. Stahl, D. Alex- ander, W. Winget, R. Clark, D. Wise, P. Neal, l. Koelker. membered by the ministerial aspirants. -f N , K s ' , , ' .1 ' e

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