Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Life: an existence to the destitute, an unalterable to the newly- weds, a challenge to the Christian. Bailey said: It matters not how long we liye, but how. Social progress is a progress toward the fullest and most meaningful life. No man is an island. He lives with others, he shares with others, he depends on others, he must learn to get along with others. Life at college can be hectic or it can be serene: it all depends on you and your relations with others, your atti- tude towards others. and your love for others. The end of the day, .-X lingering 'Kgood night on the steps of Munro Hall parlor ends another day for Dick Mann and Yonnie Woods. X. Students of a Christian College are challenged constantly with social problems. What others think, how it ellierts my lille, what God thinks, whether or not it makes me a better person - these we must think of each time we make a social decision. 'l'he cowards back Ollt and seek refuge where one dictates to them: the valiant meet these problems sword in hand and come out courageous citizens. Eastern Nayarene College presents this challenge to her students. ENC. has progressed socially this year. Family-style meals provided a compulsory way of meeting and understanding many very different people with diflerent attitudes from different countries and from diflerent types of homes. Encour- aged Class discussions lead to new insights on popular social problems. E.N.C.'s new counseling system provided an inviting place to unload our social burdens, Our Vice-president did an outstanding job this year in heiglitening interest in our three annual parties. Friday nights were scenes of the most thrilling of all the social successes. the date. A couple pause on the steps of the romantic Man- sion before hurrying in to beat the ten o'clock curfew. Genuine, inner-satisfying social progress comes from the clut- tered mailboxes, the chatter between classes, the no when you had to study. the full sign-out book, the Friday nights, the pina or donuts. the class ring, the rustle of taflieta, the ex- citement when opening the corsage box, the midnight per, the shadows on the walks just before Yklestminister called ten. the Dugout, the sparkle, the wedding plan, the tear at grad- uation, the anxiety for the fall, the deep. serene calmness that this has been another year and we have won.

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PLANNING FOR PROGRESS ffl, ci? R 1: .If wi Y r i 1 3 A group of students rclnx in thc corner of the Dug out. a favorite spot for relaxation. recreation and so cial intermimzling. Girls from Munro Hall wait at midnight to welcome Carolyn Lnnphcr from ai big date, 8

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PLANNING FDR PROGRESS jack Smilh jumps through the Crusader hoop to opcn .mn vxcitiuq lmskvthull svnson. Fred Bodvu Gres .1 pass down hold in one of the strongly coutcstcd Qumcs of thc football series.