Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Ha 1 W , A standing ovation for Dr. Shrader at the official opening of Shrader ll. 'Q ROW ONE: C. Greany, E. Blaisdell, G. Reed, R. Dick, W. Fawcett, A. Shinn, J. Carlson, R. Clapp, E. Kauffman, H. Ward, N. Price. ROW TWO: H. Pyne, E. Harris, A. Tracy, S. Lind, 1 J. jones, R. Mann, R. Blann, F. Johnson, R. Spencer. DEVELOPME T COUNCIL 5? 'vc' Shrader Hall Professors of Science and Religion are presented with the portrait of Dr. Shrader to signify the correlation of science and religion. eff'

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THEN WE I TRODUCED FACULTY A D IN ISTRATID CLOCKIVISIC: Bell. R. Blarhley, C. Douglas. C. Taylor. H. XN'.nrtl. l.. Spangenlierg, E. Mann. Albright. R. Shoflf Andree. W. Benson, ll. llerkert. L. Cordon. A. McKenzie. B. Powell, R. Fill -...N 1 Goslaw. W. Lanpher. H. Smith, H. Parry, E. Grosse. B. Taylor, R. Woods. R. Smith. A. Sampson, D. Pringle, R. Ingland, C. Brown, R. Aeheson. BO RD OF TRUSTEES The Board of Trustees of the College is com- posed of ministerial and lay members elected an- nually from each district on the Education Zone. This group meets each September at the College to hear the Presidents Report and to transact busi- ness for the College. Four members are elected from each of the following districts: Akron, Pitts- burgh. llashington. Philadelphia, and New Eng- land. The Albany District sends three members. Two members are elected from each of the fol- lowing districts: Canada Central, New York, and the Maritimes. Two representatives of the Alumni Association are also elected. The success of the promotion work of E.N.C. is due in large part to the advice and assistance of the Development Council. Forty outstanding business and professional men of our Educational Zone to- gether with the Board of Trustees compose the De- velopment Council and meet each September to discuss and plan for the future of the College.

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4 v t ' u. N, 4- -- 1? .I ,L f Q' it ,ft Q r :JY EDWARD S. MANN Rllfll Colle-Qt' yvnt' lmngi nt-xx' Slll1flllUI1S. ncw pmhlt-txls, now t'l1gtllt-ngvs .-Xt il Cln'iStinn mllt-gc cgxfh ycar also brings ncw faith to fart' liftfs 5itnnti0ns. new wisdmn to sulxt ln: s pmhltlns . . . ntxs cmn.1Q0 to ttccvpt Inca Chal- lt-ngv. It N tht' Conhtlvnu- that c4lll'l5Il1lI1 lnqlmcr educa- tmn has 21 tlvcltlvcl HIPIUN wlnrh nnltvs fncultv IIICIHIUCIS and Stntlvnts III L1 Connnunity of Conc't'rnt'cl svvkvtx for tlntlm. hun unix of LOUSCIKIIIIOIIS llklllllf. nxmtnt duo- txon to bud, .ind t.nt-ful pc1wn.1l hung Cannot tml to ex- THE PRE IDE Dr, and Mrs. Mann with thrir sons Robert. Merritt, Edward .md Richard, , pand tht' rnvusnrz' of the- mind and stretch tht' Soul to nvw clnnt-nsxom oi cilllklillilll llfc and umdtxct. . 0 ts opt- .t t. 1 num er o Class oi 1960 may lmxt xtnchcd new hughts and depths. and lvngtlms and lm-Adths. dLlI'1I1g font' vltal years at ENC.