Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Psalms 34:3. Naiarene College is God-centered. As the Creator is of man, solalso isl-le the means, and everything must begin and The study of chemistry, no less than a well-played basketball game, takes on meaning outside of itself when it seeks to promote the glory of God. A E. N. C. has been founded in this dedication to Him. It remains for us, the present student body, to finish the dedication, to give Christ the living worship of our lives. Let this, the thirty-fifth volume of the Nautilus, then, be a token of the homage we do Him and a pledge of our continuing devotion as we seek in every activity, in every facet of our lives, to be always . . . O3AC5q'ZI1:'1lIq'Z6 the LUASCER .... .' rf 1 . 1 5:4 -57 f 'L 1 at ' , 11 x ' '.g.,X. '1.w-', M '.r.s,.g, - fl. 5 l n ,of is iii 3 Hmm: QA wr-x5'3j,, ' , -4 fx ' by f 4 ' Tlziii U 13 gQf:a'Q,f 4'5 'Siu ff'-' .,-I g ,A M, ,yy .Q ?,.x,,:,,:1, Hb-?2l,,,,.e ,sl 35-352, if ,U . Y f -- a. 91' ' .:.',., 1 -is -Q-C.-4 ' s A' ' ra S Qf.ifX'i2,,lgiifiie. Q ' 5-'ggi 5:-Q la sr. g,vLg.,s-.,.'efz+'ifZiNXeg-,rg f35.,gQ.gg,f:'jf,iQi.1f ?'Qf..L'i':gf-Q , 4 X A 16 : rygj- .'f,'f..gg-gifpiggl,Q:5xZ.5ff5qgiy..gi5-5.3.5.sig-.?5gg4?ijii .wiv - ',, v,,. .-lg Q , -.,-.g,+g.L4 - ..g .-A-z. ,4 .pf .Cf 4 Q 'gflefvi '13, fi3g q?w,fiQg5,1.Q1L:vii'MN if A-f' 5-1if!:.i,57?g .-' Cv 1 'SNC' gs-'...y'?5if1 .hs Ex. ' ff 1-Si'ffff'-if?-'eiiwillez-5,s'w-'aifiimifrz41,0-1'WST' P 3385 C Jgg1i?i'k3gH5i'i?i5i.. , .sw 'f?'K' ,:i.1, ,I wxrv- -+3 . , - 4 1 ,. 1 - -. . ..,ea-w,.,.,...5A2.f -. pw..-,p'g. o, . ,x .., , ,--.Gym ,A-rw ,.:1,,,p.'... ,X-1553 Ks layty Q ,,,-.- g e Q., pq sh , .Ag + ,Jaw .5,fs1,yA.Lrg Q ,--gvwgi 4 -v 1 ,s 1,-- -Y 44, 1 Q 'xr ' v . Huw- . C C- V, l o f lf., 1 wa- ew5-fm-.-ff.,1wpw so M w ..,f R.,?g4':w. . . fvfv' A. ,xfffff . -is v'. C o 3 -Q ,., , . A - y r '.14gzy:5?? gvykegfQ,i.g6g:3knngM5.a,,, -.lf -5. ,,z ,?3,5g e!, 5fs:j,g.g- ,Q ' A fQ3:',,,y5, -.,,,'-.135 , ' ' g.. my 1.-ve f. -.,-f.-..:.. ' 1.14.31 ' . - , ff' ,X 4 -. s...,- A i. -. '.:5'-Wg fer 4 , ' a -iz. 5Ms.lzuif:fMa:2wmaQ1'.am5Q's5-:ssEf?K:51QWi?'3?b:A-sf, 1 im iii- ,isle ' --.- .. emu.. 452-.uL..m sf.

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DEDICATIO IN TEACHING . . . Who will ever for- get his classes? From the lirst his broad smile inspires your confidence in him. He is so honest and sincere that you have com- plete faith in his ability to teach. He chal- lenges you to endure the frustration of a problem until the light breaks through. He challenges you to hours of hard work but in such a manner that you cannot help en- joying his classes. From opening prayer to closing assignment he presents a challenge to better Christian living. IN GUIDANCE . . . Who will ever for- get a chat in his office? When you enter his oiiice, all he is doing is forgotten and you become the center of his attention. It is then you realize his understanding, his basic kindness, and his brilliant mind de- veloped through long, lonely hours of self- disciplined study. With sincere patience he discusses your problems-large and small -in the light of the facts at his command. Then, through his vast background of ex- perience he helps you to formulate a solu- tion. IN EXAMPLE . . . Who will ever for- get his Christian life? He testifies in a clean and clear-cut manner. His life has been a willing sacrihce to his Lord. In every phase of his life Christ is pre-eminent. He strives to walk in the footsteps of his Master. Truly his life-in teaching, in guidance, and in example-magnifies the Master. WE THE STAFF OF THE NAUTILUS, DEDICATE THE 1957 NAUTILUS TO: PROFESSOR JASPER R. NAYLOR