Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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I I I I , , ? 4 ,. :ja I . . 'fa' -nv? 4--I f .. 4 C' - -, W! CONTENTS Administration S Faculty ...... I7 Events Of The Year ........ .... 4 3 Sports .......... .... 7 5 Clubs S Organizations .... . . . IOS Underclassmen ........... . . . I47 Seniors ..,. . . .I76 Advertisements . . . .... .I96 Directory . . . .... .223 ii A 'V Q-, - 7' ,ve .IQ A, if 5 'f 'o QT' 'ld T'- gvgf' -i'f'1'?Q N J' Q-M I Challenge-an invitation to a contest. Every day we are being invited to a contest. Hifi VFP 1'- iv 1 9 1 ' . ., J A R+:-1 A 'K . 5 ts S - R 54, j'5,, . 1 '. fk1f,r.3- 5- Q V ' fgnih,-4 gr: . 'W Whether we are at work, school, or just having fun, I 0 sn. .K ' f.l,'1?A-h .fxx 1' s 9 - ., , -J N J N I, A '-mf E 5 X Hs!! ,Q I ' If 1 5, 1 'H I e N x N Y I .ve 1' if :gf 1 ' 'Li tal , . ' ,.a:!z':.s' ' 'xl I we are being challenged to live daily Christian lives. jf' r gd' 'dr' '4- 'seize Pu e.N. 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Societies - challenged to create a Christ-like social atmosphere surrounded by the non-Christian worldg n rx is j LL. ,IA ...? ,J Fwf iff, Administration -- challenged to keep ENC a Christ-minded center for learning, caring, sharing, growing .... nu I il fa 'I' L-.- U' 3 Q- . i EQ, 1 I We r N 4 49 .-.,,- . -av: I .fo 'W . rl 'i rf- Y' ,gf- e f 'fe a in 4' l ll ?'1'm?l'2 FM if ' F '53 ly , li Iii.: ,lx Q Mal' ', 'Web 55. F ' lv.: T fly U, 1' e :A Q eg ' s7,'..1 4 if N. ' - gg,.b:5,is! 1 , . f. , ' ' J 1 A 0' fl l U 3 ll-'H ' ' ' ir,-LQ . -' 'f Q -21 , -- l l l 3 ' l n ' , I ,i-Zur Ly . I . ' - '15 . ,, .5 1, - - ' ' ij. - . - FE 'Fiflflg-f.-. I' ,I Nf- l 4. 4 1 ..- all -- M Q .1 ,K - , :.i7l.Y44g ' 4, 'V 1-411 - A 1 l ' Eastern Nazarene College, a school of challenges! , f.. g -11 ff: l . 1, '----'A 14.6 I Q FE. Gi N um,-W .ai 5, lf I ff 0, a i iSH'El-H0 Facul+g SI-J 'Qi' - P THE CHALLENGE OF THE 80s The end of this academic year completes six decades for Eastern Nazarene College in Quincy Massachusetts There are only few persons now Irving who witnessed the move from North Scituate Rhode Island to Quincy President Fred Shields gave several reasons for choosing the Ourncy locatrom outstanding educational and cultural advantages resourceful public and university libraries and ample opportunities for student employment Hindsight has proven the soundness of President Shield s analysis Many changes resulted from the move changes rn facilities changes in programs and changes in personnel However there was no change in the committment of the school to Jesus Chnst There were a number of individuals who dedicated the major part of their lives and strength to Eastern Nazarene College. We owe a great debt to these faithful servants. ENC is concerned with the intellectual. social and spiritual development of the youth of our educational zone. In a real sense. we ha ve a strong academic college with a qualified faculty and capable students. However. opportunities we enjoy are not without cost. We ha ve dedicated people giving the best of their lives and energies to the advancement of ENC. After sixty years, we are still committed to Jesus Christ and the advancement of his kingdom. We are just entering the decade of the '80s. The past is a prologue to the future. We have a good heritage, a loyal constituency, and a valid purpose for the future. During the next ten years, ENC will be challenged in every way possible - in finances. enrollment. social and secular pressures. and still other ways unknown to us. In the '80s we desparately need the qualities of our past leaders -- a sense of mission, vision. faith and dedication. The CHALLENGE OF THE '80s is to Hnd dedicated Christian teachers, administrators, students and supporters who are willing to give their best to the cause of Christian higher education. The responsibility now shifts to you, the graduates of the '80s. ENC needs your resources -- your intellect, devotion, time, service and committment to maintain her spiritual and academic traditions. Will you accept this challenge? . President Donald Irwin 22,5-Y ,nw Z 7 '14s- QM K' 'Q ' E235 M.Div.. Asbury Theological Seminaryf D.D.. Asbury The ological Seminary. President and Mrs. Donald Irwin X 'xv Donald Irwin, D.D.. President. A.B., Asbury Colleges if' 2 ll' 9 rs 5 Q? I? i ,gil K-,QA 'mfs' 'fx Z . if N 'f 31 ff H F .f Q . ,, ff' ' Q 4 ,' 35 15' 5 I '24 1 ! '3 4 3 '. X 31. 1 -. ry-A X.,....f...,r. , ACADEMIC DEAN Donald Leroy Young, Ph.D., Professor of English. A.B., Eastern Nazarene College: A.M.. Ph.D., Boston University . :-+ ' ea r l - ' We-,' if-1 Y 'U5,Ff'f fm . 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Introduction Philip Mclaren, known commonly as Phil or Mac . is found most often in southeastern Massachusetts. Although generally considered a land animal. some investigators assert that this species is aquatic, as it is often found in the water, and can stay completely submerged for overgan hour: one variety has been found with fin-like adaptations of the hind feet. P. mclaren has been observed to migrate south to the Bahama islands every Jan'- uary. and erratic migratory behavior has been reported during the summer months, including travel to Nova Scotia. California, and Belize. The purpose of this paper is to report on the dedicatory behavior of Philip mclaren. l will provide conclusive evidence to show that Philip mclaren belongs in the class of creatures to whom the Nautilus has been dedicated. Materials And Methods l have observed Philip mclaren at regular intervals over a four year period. All necessary precautions were taken not to disturb natural behavior during my study. Observations were recorded in a standard unlined journal. Data were collected from the following field stations: third floor Schrader Hall: 23 Davis Streets aboard the vessel Wings: in a van enroute to Miami: aboard the Shark IX in the Caribbean: Bimimi. Bahamas: Wollaston Church: Wood's Hole Oceanographic Institute. Results My data show that Philip mclaren is a vital link in the educational chain of Eastern Nazarene College. He demonstrates considerable knowledge in his field of biology and geology. both in the classroom and in the field. He has widened the opportunities of students by introducing scuba diving. Tropical Marine Biology travel seminar. other field courses in billogy, and student assistantships on research vessels based at Wood's Hole. He shows concern for the students he advises, and is a friend to anyone who asks. He has been particularly invaluable to the class of l980. whch he has advised since the time he and the class were both new to E.N.C. He has been active in the Wollaston Church, and in sewing as a chapel speaker. Philip mclaren is often seen demonstrating hospitality. a helping hand. and a smiling face. Conclusion For friendship, fellowship. fun, knowledge, generosity of spirit, willingness to work. and kindness of heart. the l98O edition of the Nautilus has been dedicated to Dr. James Philip McLaren. Acknowledgements Many thanks go to the subject of my study, from all of us at E.N.C.: to Mrs. Lynn McLaren. for her support of the subjects and to God. for bringing Philip mclaren to us here at Eastern Nazarene College. From the Department of Biology, Eastern Nazarene College. Quincy. Massachusetts. Manuscript received Febru- ary. l98O. and accepted in final form in March. l980. Nautilus. Volume 58. l980 ' 5 s 4 N w I W Y N xi I l .I Q u F. : 1 ? A 4 f I 4 -4 v fs f f l Department Of Chemistry For the Department of Chemistry the challenges are always the same but always changing. There is the world around us . . . - to understand it better - to make better use of it - to live at our best in it. There are the students in our department . . . ., - eager to learn - developing into professional chemists 0 - seeking to bring together their learning and their faith. Each year there are new challenges . . . In these times chemists are working on new energy sources and new materials for construction and for clothing. better ways to maintain our health. The impact of computer technology is wide- spread in chemistry. Chemistry students are learning to program computers to do their calculations. They look forward to having new microcomputers interfaced to chemical instruments to man- age experiments in new ways. Each year we hear from our alumni as they tell us about their current activities. In this way we continue to see how our students are working out the challenge represented in the departmental motto- - Chemistry . . . A Door to Service. Lowell H Hall Ph D Professor of Chemistry Lowell H. Hall B.S.. Eastern Nazarene College: Ph.D.. Johns Hopkins University. , If ,yy .M L X . - ' 5? NNW.-r ff' 4 I sw lax X W , ' , nf C J -N-4,4 , w A Mrs. Hall- Secretary James C. Stark, Ph.D.. Associate Professor of Chemistryg B.S.. Eastern Nazarene College: Ph.D.. Purdue University. Department Of Physics Wendell J. Caley. Jr., Ph.D.. Professor of Physics. B.S.. Houghton College: M.S., University of Rochester: Ph.D.. Temple University. Leroy A. Baker. M.S.. Associate Professor of Physics. A.B.. Northwest Nazarene Col- lege: M.S.. University of Minnesota. 32-il'Q'3 LZQQQj fY35aib?3J'G, -2'E3,JL 5rl ',QY g-Q-',, QE V -w1 .Ie::f2g vie.: 'nmffl-mglivz 1- . za 4 1 :,WA,g: w,'2-45:1 :gs Jerold J. McCloy. Ph.D.. Associate Professor of Mathematics. A.B., Eastern Nazarene College: Ph.D.. Temple University. Department Of Biology - John U. Free. Ph.D.. Professor of Physics. B.S.. Eastern Nazarene College: Ph.D.. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department Of Mathematics Missing photos: Douglas K. Sorensen, M.A., Assistant Professor of Mathematics. B.A., Eastern Nazarene College: M.A., University of Wisconsin. Charles Caldwell. M.Ed.. Lecturer in Mathematics. B.S., Eastern Nazarene College: M.Ed.. Massachusetts State College at Boston. Phillip J. McLaren. Ph.D., Associate Professor of Biology. oA.S., Bethel College: M.A.. Western Michigan University: Ph.D., Western Michigan University . Daniel K. Shea. M.S.. Instructor in Biology. B.A.. Eastern Nazarene College: M.S.. Edinboro State College: University of Cincinnati. - Brenda Lee Braaten, M.A.. Instructor in Biology. B.A.. Point Loma College: M.A. Kansas University: Boston University. The Department of Biology represents one of the most closely knit fellowships on campus. Biology majors and faculty alike are drawn together in a true spirit of communi- ty through the multi-faceted challenge of the Life Sciences. The rigorous course work in the department along with a sound liberal arts approach to education challenges the mind of both students and professors. We are stimulated to search, question, and stretch our minds as we apply the scientific method to problem solving. The human problems of hunger, energy needs, wise usage of resources all chal- lenge the Biologist to deliver answers that work. Through the many activities of Beta Phi Mu Biological Society our bodies are challenged. The climb up 5,264 foot Mt. Katahdin each fall presents a stiff challenge to the physical condition of even the best climbers. Trips to Plym- outh Plantation, the Bahama Islands. Belize and Guatemala, diving trips, tish fries, the Year-end formal banquet, the used book sale. the Wollaston Beach clean-up all demon- strate the activity with which the Biology community an- swers the challenge to the body. The spirit too is challenged to grow into spiritual maturity. The monthly Bible studies in the homes of faculty member and students points our eyes upward towards our Savior. Through these times of sharing we support each other and still learn more of Him. The successes of our students in Medical School, graduate schools, in research fellowships and in research cruises testify to the foundation laid by the Biology Community in answer to the challenge of Living. Phill Mclaren Missing photo: Glenn D. Keys, M.A.. Associate Professor of Biology. B.S M.A., George Peabody College: Boston University. f A 1 'xx 'Ruiz x I . - H: th. ve, ll: Axc-7 11- 3 720- 4 ,. A F iff fl. 'yy ,X. ...A ' , ,, A ,. . . . . lffffff Q. lxjvffvinii I ilxfhll 'lf' T 105455 wx, sz 3 . . 'LA I L ff. X . ,L , , 'Q-519+ 'X 1. 'L 'shi' 1 ' Qxb x W .. . ,Q t. Q ,LQ -N A .,,- ' xx,-Q V Y 5. f, 4 A 1 - '-,QQ 5 3,01 ' -'MSX . K' .Afv. , a .PV ui ' I . Barbara Louise Faulkner, Ph.D.. Qui ssor of History. A.B.. Eastern Naza- Donald A. Yerxa. M.A.. rene College: A.M., Ph.D.. Boston Lecturer in History. B.A.. University. Eastern Nazarene Col- , Y.-9' 1 1 I W' N.. lf DJJ l 1 I 'Ni 5 X , T' 1' X 53 . -11,7,:G3 'gh ' X xx 5 X ., y if -k 'Nxwiin W I . tt fe or James Reese Cameron. Ph.D., Professor of History. A.B.. Eastern Nazarene College: A.M., Ph.D., Boston University. History with literature and philosophy are basic ele- ments in the liberal arts curriculum. They seek to preserve knowledge of the experience. the thoughts. and the values of mankind. History faculty face the challenge of persuading students that anything which took place before I 945 has any significance for them. History is challenged to demonstrate its utility. Par- ents and students ask. What can one do with histo- ry? Faculty members respond. What will the study of history do for one as a person? History provides perspective which gives greater understanding tu such varied materials as the Bible and the newspaper. The student of history develops skills in reading and interpreting a wide variety of materials. in asking and responding to questions. in organizing and presenting materials in a logical and coherent manner. and in research techniques that have value in such diverse applications as law, business. reporting. government and in many academic disciplines. James R. Cameron lege: M.A.. University of Maine at Orono. Department Of History .- . i ' ? ' ' t f a . ,. -' 4 glam fir, 1. 3. 3 ' 4 1. ,, 1 Department Of English The English language itself is a CHALLENGE. a complex tool to be used for forceful. persuasive. and precise expression and communi- cation of ideas and feelings. Reading the literature written in English and translated from other languages is also a CHALLENGE: to understand ope's self and others. to be in touch with great minds. to think about the issues which have throughout the history of mankind been a CHALLENGE. Ruth Cameron Ruth Allen Cameron. Ph.D.. Professor of Eng- Q A.B.. Eastern Naza- rene College: A.M.. Boston University: Ph.D.. Boston University. . X. 3 1. yi .Z r..- , N English. A.B.. Th.B., Eastern Nazarene College: ,ill Q- - Alice Nielson Kauffman. A.B.. Instructor in English. A.B.. Eastern Nazarene College: College of Idaho: Hartford School of Music. 'lf In , 51, 9 10 Y 'lf'-X . 'A' f t Bm, f - ' L. Daniel K. Gresham, M.A.. Assistant Professor of - H: ,,fg,5' ,M Cliff Hersey. Lecturer in Speech. I .,.a 1 nog- f . r E- gift' V, I f fy lf 1 . if s f : Ii If f y liif L Carl A. Winderl. M.A.. Assistant Professor of Eng: QBA.. Trevecca Nazarene College: M.A.. Uni- versity of Chicago: New York University. - English. A.B.. Pasadena College: M.A.. George Peabody College. Missing photo: J.. Lyal Calhoun. Ed.D.. Associate Professor of M.Ed.. St. Lawrence University: Ed.D.. Boston University. LeRoy Brovvn. Ed.D.. Lecturer in Speech. A.B.. Greenville College: A.M.. University of Illinois: Ed.D.. Bradley University. The teacher is a special person: Facilitator of learning. Committed to service of God. Others. Self Therefore. the Department of Education Seeks to instill in students a certain specialness Through practical acquisition of Subject knowledge. skills. Knowledge of people. Knowledge of societal systems. Through responsible self-growth The Education student must become Peggy C. Keys, M.A.. Lecturer in Education. B.S.. Bethany Naza- Able to help children and youth mature rene College: M.A.. Pasadena College: Lesley College. Imellectuallyl spimually Physically Department Of Education Socially. emotionally. We are committed to their commitment. Robert Norton Robert Eugene Norton. Ph.D.. Associate Profes- sor of Education. B.S.. Bethany Nazarene Col- lege: M.Ed., Sam Houston State University: Ph.D.. University of Texas. Donald E. Reed. Ph.D.. Associate Professor of Education. A.B.. Eastern Nazarene College: B.D.. Drew Theological Seminary: M.A., Ameri- can University, Beirut: Ph.D.. Ohio University. Marilyn Stark-Secretary. Media Center. Barbara Howard- Instructor in . Education. Ronald D. Bradley. A.B., Instructor in Physical Education. A.B.. Eastern Nazarene College: Massachusetts State College at Bridgewater. l I l I V sf' .J ft' x -. Stafford Fredrick- Soccer coach Department B Of Physical Education Physical education provides an avenue of approach through which the whole mdlvldual may be mflu enced for good ln mlnd and character as well as ln body It employs the word physical to denote the means and not the end Here In Iles the challenge for those of us Involved ln the first year of a Physical Education Major Our task IS to use the learning and teaching of activities for a greater purpose that takes a college education that takes an understanding of people that takes an understanding of the effects of actlvltles on people Nancy Detwller Nancy L. Detwiler. M.Ed.. Associate Professor of Physical Education. B.S.. Eastern Nazarene Col- lege: M.Ed.. Boston College. 34 :, , Ax. . -QQ. . lin: GV - 't1T.1:, .... Mrs. Brown- Secretary Robert L. Taft. M.Ed.. Associate Professor of Phys- ical Education. B.S., Pennsylvania State University: M.Ed.. Indiana University of Pennsylvania: Spring- field College. . W,,a .,,, .1 ',n .-- Robert John Howard, M.A.. Associate Professor of Music. B.Mus.. Eastern Nazarene College: M.A.. Kent State Universitya University of Ken- tucky. Department Of Music is ' ., I5 f , Charles Ernest Seifert. M.Mus.. Associate Pro fessor of Music. A.B.. Greenville College M.Mus.. American Conservatory of Music x,' James Gregory Larkin, Jr., Th.B.. Associate Professor of Music. A.B.. Th.B.. Eastern Nazarene Col- lege: University of Southern Cali- fornia. Kenneth Brady Millican, Mus.A.B.. Asso- ciate Professor of Music. A.A., Royal Col- lege of Music, London. Mus.B., Eastman School of Musica Mus.M.. New England Conservatory of Music. Mus.A.D., Boston University. .BWI ,J , ' Lambert Willard Brandes, Mus.M.. Associ- ate Professor of Music. Mus.B.. Eastern Nazarene College: Mus.M.. New England Conservatory of Music. 1- Department Of Philosophy Alvin Harold Kauffman. Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy. A.B.. Eastern Nazarene College: A.M.. Boston University: University of Nebraska: Ph.D., Boston University. Missing photo: Wilbur Handley Mullen, Ph.D., Professor of Philosophy. A.B.. Th.B.. Eastern Nazarene College: A.M., Ph.D., Boston Univer- sity. Joseph A. Rapalie. M.Ed.. Assistant Professor of Psy: chology and Christian Education. A.B.. Eastern Naza- rene College: M.R.E.. M.Ed.. Boston University. Cecil Roland Paul, Ph.D., Professor of Ps cholo . Th.B.. Canadian Nazarene College: B.D.. Nazarene Theological Seminary: Ph.D., Boston University. Department Of Psychology Douglas Degelman. Ph.D.. Assistant Pro- fessor of Psychology. A.B. Westmont Col- leges M.S.. University of Pittsburgh: Ph.D.. The Psychology Department is looking to the I 980's as a time of continued growth and new challenges. The diversity of the needs of our students provides a continu- ing challenge. around which our programs of study are structured. This diversity pro- vides one of the real strengths of the psy- chology department. ln recent years. our students have shown growing interest in and support for the Psychological Society. emphasizing exposure to a variety of pro- fessional interests and resulting in in- creased opportunities for contact among our psychology students. We are proud of the range of experiences provided our stu- dents and delighted with the develop- ment, both personal and professional. which is common to so many of our stu- dents. Richard. A. Fish, Ph.D.. Associate Profes- sor of Psychology. A.B., Eastern Nazarene College: A.M.. Ph.D.. Purdue University. University of Pittsburgh. ' Doug Degelman -t vt ?38 it Department Of Economics And Business Administration Victor H. Tose. B.S.. Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration. .B.S.. Northeastern University: Babson Col- lege. fqxlyybz' . 5- -'S Missing Photos Robert Frank Bollinger. M.S.. Associate Professor of Econom- ics and Business Administration. B.S.. Olivet Nazarene Col- lege: MS., Suffolk University. l 4 . Charles L. Owens. M.B.A., Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration. B.S.. Eastern Nazarene College: M.B.. llniversity of Toronto: B.Ed.. University of New Bruns- wick n Robert M. Hubbard, M.B.A.. Director of Admissions and Con- tinuing Education. B.A.. Eastern Nazarene College: M.B.A.. Suffolk University. Wa ne E Dunlo M S W Associate Professor of So y . p, . . .. - cial Work. B.A., Eastern Nazarene College: M.A.. Uni- versity of lllinois: M.S.W.. University of Chicago: Uni- versity-College of Ibadan, Nigeria. West Africa. Department Of Social Work 2 Phyllis Fenn. M.S.W.. Assistant Professor of Social Work. B.A.. Eastern Nazarene College: M.S.W.. Na'- tional Catholic School of Social Service: Simmons Col- lege: Boston University. Currently. we are completing our self-study towards national accreditation. This has involved a new program curriculum design with some exciting new courses. Students fmaiorsj in social work are being challenged in course-work and in field practicums to prepare to become fully- qualitied professional social workers upon graduation. They are also being challenged to integrate professional practice and their Christian faith. The staff of the program are feeling the challenge to be relevant and creative in providing meaningful learning experiences. They are also finding large stimulation in their professional roles outside the college. Preparing professional social workers who can think. communi- cate. and relate. and who can join these skills to a Christian commitment is both personally and professionally fulfilling. I am convinced that we are doing just that. Wayne Dunlop If . E ., fs 2, - Z Beniamin Mehrling P i Department Of Sociology Charles Robert Gailey. Ph.D.. Professor of Sociology. A.B.. Th.B.. Eastern Nazarene Col- lege: A.M., Boston University: Ph.D.. University of South Afri- ca: Harvard University. The Religion Department at ENC would seem to be part of a solid foundation that will never change. But today's world will not permit us to live in the past. We are being challenged from every angle. The look to the future! Dick Howard Department Of Religion 'W XX J 39 7 L . l Alexander Varughese, M.Div.. Instructor in Religion. B.S.. M.A.. University of Kerala, India: M.A., Olivet Nazarene College: M Div Nazarene Theological Seminary: Drew University. Richard E. Howard. Th.M.. Professor of Religion. A.B.. Th.B.. Eastern Nazarene College: A.M.. Boston Universi- ty: B.D.. Andover Newton Theological Seminary: Th.M.. Harvard Divinity School. David A. Stryker. D.Min., Chaplain and Assistant Profes- sor of Religion. Th.B.. Canadian Nazarene College: B.D.. Nazarene Theological Seminary: S.T.M., University of Winnepeg: M.S.C.E.. Boston University: D.Min., Boston University. Dwight C.Jennings, M.D., Instructor in Religion. A.B.. Bethany Nazarene College: M.Div.. Nazarene Theologi- cal Seminary: Kansas University. Department 0f P Foreign Languages Kenneth L. Bryant. M.A.. Assistant Professor of Spanish. A.B..University of Michigan: M.A., Uni- versity of Michigan. Arthur .l. Lomba. M.A., Associate Profes- sor of French: A.B.. Eastern Nazarene Col- lege: M.A.. American University: George- ? town University. - fu 1 Z-Q A' 1. 'Ltl' 4 , 3-. ' uT,.uV .' ., W1 a fl vii' Wm' -QSM' 'K ' -fir 3, 1 , Fletcher L. Tink, M.Th.. Instructor in Spanish. B.A., East- ern Nazarene College: M.Div.. Nazarene Theological Seminary: M.Th.. Luther Theological Seminary. ? y GI Dorothy J. Tarrant, M.A.. Assistant Professor of Ger- man. M.A. University of Glasgow: Brandeis Universi- ty. Missing Photos Mary Hill Horner. A.B.. Lectur- er in Frerg-h. A.B.. Wheaton College: Institute Biblique l'AI- liance francaise: l'lnstitute du Pantheon. A i I t J Linwood Lord. ianitor 0 .Q Merle Sinclair, janitor Lawson Saunders. janitor Plant Services r And General Maintenance Q' Bill Turner, Director Darleen Mariano. Secretary Gary Helfrich Dave Poutre. greenhouse . 'K A' . Q Y: h J'g:4! 4 JF f O 'iv Big John- Head Cook C. 5-'T - e 1 fnjes J, ..-'v ' . ' - - C Jean 'Jack-Dugout A x 6 i mu 1 I I I C -1 7,5 A x' x Sig C 1 v 5 ' mv an ., Q- V Mgqniii 1-1 ' ' , -a-H-can-g -, -' A, Wm ...f-sas... N ,.,,, ,...n -4-tuna-as , h,o,...,.1.. dw., ' I 5 s -m -...J I , M... -... -.....- J A. Q. sw -A Q wr-, . M. ' -....,. f 'I -.vu-..-v- -Q- - ..- ..,,.-- r -4-W-1 1 ,.,, --.Y M- 4 Cheryl Cross- Pioneer Food Manager s Arlette Bankston- Cashier Brian Kern- Bookstore Manager . 1: 4' , ' . 'V X I . , .., PM , -A ., . '- 'iz 3 , .-. 'Y 3:15 ,' A- 'fmigx- .,-'AT 3-' ' . A In .- - x T. 2 xx.: 4, f 4:9 ' , - . 'N f '- M. 1 ',. ',w. ' a Q - 1 ', 4 Q ' '- . -,z .:,,'.rf'4y-1431. .A C' N , - A . 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Student-assistants helping as well P ' e. The yearly visit with Mrs. Brown. of Q ' ' a. Professor Larkin helps with one of his student's schedules x 1 i ls, DN ,ag 'B , Q-2: i ,fi J? s..-+-- .' K-Nl J v - ,xv f a. Part of the line in registration. b. The l.D. card table. fingerprints and all. c. Tom Atkins getting his l.D. picture taken. d. Sign-up for chapel seats. e. Assistance in scheduling by the professors. A f. Fort Warren on Georges Island sew' f. J 'i' Leaf! v Y '9v q1Qn X Georges Islanclg all class outin 1 vs- S A Inner halls of Fort Warren. Looking out from the top of the fort. long lines at the picnic tables. Investigating the area surroundings. Getting off the ferry onto the docks. The ferry ride to the island. The front deck. gi f' -1 Q , ig .A, E . 4. .et .ax 1516 x ' .Aff Q W, N114 A11-4' 1 e ' .31-. ' 4- Agn-Q,1.1? r ' ,,g i:' ,', I,- ' 1 v C ' . 4 v . - f -la , - t ,f A-'Z i ' ' sg 4 I-ti.-I: W - 45-A- A ' ' 41,44 .Qc - - - ' .-'Q . 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A , ff, -' . :I 'B . -- '. , 4 - -- X ' Eoi- ak ' ' ' cm' , .- . gg ' I 'FV ..'nWs's.. ...L LJ-' W - nn-nrv,r-1 '- On Oct. 2, our Heritage Day chapel Hefltage ay was held, the guest speaker was Pro- fessor James Cameron, History De- partment Chairman, here at ENC. His speech was on ENC and its history, how it has been challenged through- out its years, It was attended by many: students, professors, and friends of the school. T Y 1 x.A,, muy ea- IMPERIALS LIVE At ENC Never having heard of the Imperials and not even knowing what kind of music they play, I went to the concert out of curiosity. I was not so much impressed with their music or sound as I was with their message, and their very evident spirit of sin- cerity. The concert was very uplifting for me. Carol Gailey I . X 1 4? LSI' I' N' 45 . v 'qixv b i 'uk 14. 'Tj . :'1.. 2 3' 5 i 'J ' J' bane ca Inc X 'So .7. A 54 ll -f ! hp' X 'fav ,,f 71 ff, ,fs J f- 'f . XX, 3' -R .., ,IllSw' I .gg h, 2.4. .. Ymvgw, 17. 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I sl J Y y Q37 4 ' .1-P -I f Ls fo 'xx 1 ! U 1 K X. uk' ,,-' L Z 2 I S f va Af EJ , ., 144 .J A ' as 51 i ,X A QL in - M, YV U4 3 'IAP . J A Q l w 4 - I 1 .r9ff.l JJ I 3 ff 1 1 3' AJ On Tuesday. Dec. 4. 79, the Junior class sponsored a fund-raiser by bringing Santa Claus QDoug Leej to school to get his picture taken with the students here at ENC. For only Sl.75. you could get your picture taken on Santa's lap. Here. Gary Carnahan and Hank Deck- er finally got their wish! Sunday, December 9, I979: 3 OO P M Performed By The Eastern Nazarene College Choral Union ln The Wollaston Church Of The Nazarene 37 East Elm Avenue, Wollaston, MA O2l7O Greg Larkin, Director Soloists: Aletha Munro, Soprano Patricia Harper, Contralto Robert Howard, Tenor Glenn Cunningham, Bass I I! 'K J 41 C IN '-s, 'bi .K gg-qu.-3 I! .. 4 -5. gg? w :mQTm.i.fMs 4 ,L I i 4 1 . f X ' Y ,. 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The guys greased their hair while the girls put on their long skirts and everyone spent the day in fun. Dinnertime showed the usual with goldfish swallowing. John and Joh- nathan Cramer made the time unique by standing side by side and simultaneously chewing theirs! At the basketball game that night against Nyack College, our 50's band played some old songs that everyone seemed to enjoy, especially Stephanie Rundlett and Diane Padusis. The cheer- leaders were in long skirts and cheering like usual except with a little skirt trouble. And our team beat their opponents by a good margin. Greaser Day. I 980 turned out to be one of the best in-10 ' ' T v' uri- L -e ,323-Q--f-., 4. .-.. S i X 1 x in WOLLASTON CHURCH ON THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL BACK IN DIFFERENT THAN IT HAD BEEN THE YEAR THE DAY OF THIS WRITING ITS LOOKS VOTING UNANIMOUSLY DECIDED TO BUILD PROPOSED BACK IN I947 TODAY IT IS EXPECTED TO BE READY FOR USE BY THE C rg I s I,, Q55 fl! TL-P5 I y I I ER ' ' K ! 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I Hgured I 'd be covering events like Barbershop. Volleyball, or even Alumni free-throw. But . . . I was asked to write on the general spirit at King's. I'd be less than honest if I said I was really excited about that. I knew as well as anyone. our chances weren 't as good for finishing first this year. Everyone there knew ENC was going to have to Hght for first, not walk away with it. as we have in past years. I wondered how we as fans would handle anything less than the Hrst place finish we 've become so accustomed to. It didn 't take me very long to discover how great ENC fans can be. The Hrst event I attended where I noticed our positive spirit was the ice cream social. The basketball team had just been defeated by Eastern. and our hopes for a sixth straight tournament win were dimmed. somewhat. But. people weren 't giving up. There was talk of going to see bowlers to cheer them on and congratulations to all our ping-pong players for their excellent showing. 'There was support and words of consolation for the basketball team members. And. there were cheers and applause as the barbershop quartet was sent off to another tirst place trophy. It was hard to find pessimism or criticism. and wherever it surfaced. someone was quick to remind you that ENC was still the one to beat and we weren 't done yet. Going to events like bowling. barbershop, jogging and volleyball. I was constantly amazed at the magnitude of fan support ENC can produce. Everywhere. there were screaming. clapping. foot-stomping people wearing Ain 't No Stopping Us Now buttons. Always. there was applause for a job well done. whether you Hnished first or not. and even if you weren 't from ENC. We shared our spirit with Barrington runners. Messiah bowlers. King's quartet. Houghton 's volleyball team and anyone else who put out the best they could for their school. I think we helped contribute to what the spirit of King 's is really supposed to be. 11 'H' 4 w X. 2 5 5 X X x N, I x -u .L .elf 'Q ,-,405 1 f ' I 4 5,32 Hi Nag 'Ang -., , W -'ff had .A 1!lLi5ff:'2 ' ' .,-.-,. .,.. . 'Ln-.. 11. 'i'Ffh r?'P .X K, 3 2 x l I 'n 1' wen -A. .4 Q 3 'f 11 ' U. S? ' 4+ 1 ' I A I Q ffm du X7-'-Mk l NF g fm, i P X , y L K it 0771! With everything but the basketball games Hnished, some rapid work on a calculator showed that to win the tournament we had to have Eastern beat Messiah: otherwise. the tournament was Messiah 's by I point. We cheered our Crusaders on to a victory over King 's and celebrated Mark Carr's I000th point. Then, we sat back to await the outcome of the final game. Of course, most ENC 'ers would tind it difficult to just sit through a game so important to us and it didn 't take long before we were yelling for Eastern and their Eagle Rock . With 20 seconds left. it looked like Eastern had won, and some of us were ready to celebrate our sixth victory. But, Messiah hung tough, tied it up and took the game into overtime. Our hopes were wiped away as Messiah pulled away and won the game 8 I -75. Suddenly, we were out of cheers for Eastern. and it was Messiah's turn to scream. We're number I . Believe me, those of you who weren't there, that could have been tough to take. But, something happened that further showed what King's is really all about. The shouts of We're number I faded into Messiah kids singing. - And can it be. that I should gain an interest in my Saviour's love Amazing love. how can it be. that thou. my God. shouldst die for me. Everyone joined in about halfway through and it really didn 't seem to matter anymore that we weren 't number I. Messiah showed us how to win with grace. During the Awards Ceremony, as Dean Young proudly presented trophies, we cheered louder when our participants received their awards. But, this year we cheered for others as they accepted their trophies, just as they had clapped for us. Afterwards. Blessed be the Tie That Binds seemed to really ring true. Looking back over my 2 days at King's I would have to say I was very proud to be from ENC. We handled ourselves well, both in victory and in defeat. We have many individual performances with which we should be proud. All the participants did a fantastic job representing us. Messiah may have won the tournament, but I think in the long run. we won the real victory. x Q E BASKETBALL ssiah - IOO p l 3rd Pl x ' ,ua 4 . qi dwg, 6 ng 5 NN E 'f 4931 J 9 l 5 1 0' 45, 3 lf, ', mx ' ' '4'Ev- jf i-fs Q X S T0 ESU LTS Place 'ws X Ama 61, l 1 - 1- -' X ,Q . .5 f D, Q. y. mv--1 W, ' MENT Messiah College CISI pointsb Nazarene College U80 pointsj The King's Colleg e Clll pointsj vs'- L... 4th Place - Eastern nts? 25 points - I5 o' t :nts points points oilus pomts 8 points 4 points p nn s 8 points ,iii ' 2 'Z ,I 3' ,-fi -'-fif-3 ,, Q-1 z ' I ,' 11 '.Y' ag .4 . 31 ,Q X 'LQ 5 I' sg .L4.?. .,,. 1 ' . ' ' ' i I . ve. . 0 - . . 4 .- e . . . . ' V- ' . - A 1 Y' fff-- - e --'. -' ,. . - - - - ,,' ' -v, V . ,. . ',. K ' D t Q. f.. JSA - 1 gl Front row. l to rl Jorge Mino. Steve Chambers, Phil Clements. Randy Calhoun, Craig Shreckengast, Nobo Sircar. Daniel Ferro. Back row: Coach Stafford Fredrick, Kevin Whitehead, Bob Reed. Greg Allen, Dave Corbin. Kurt Hulteen. George Welker. Webb Corbin, Kevin Thomas. Steve Metcalfe. Asst. Coach Doug Sorensen. Var ity Soccer t :ge x, ui , I. I e . ' un 4..---? -- '- 'P V .-' l hr X' .- - . 4x e ' i-1-'- 1 , . , ,tl Q X Aw! ' '. I., 1'- 1 V - 5 1' H tl. ,, I. ' if ' 34 V ' . f , , ,vdytf 3' 13' 1 ' 'Q fi' 2 A . -A n.. ri . ' a X ' , ' ' 117.3- a. Craig with a boot from the back- field b. Rain or shine the game goes on c. Steve on the move with the ball K i , , . 1 .,, 'QQ ., Nl! , 1' x a :,., -5 href 1 1 . . s-5' 1 413' .' . hm X v-FN. -Qlb. s. fs a. A four-man wall with Bobby. Kevin. Steve and Webb b. Webb helps goalie. Kurt Hul- teen after a fall c. Dave on a penalty kick d. Phil bringing the ball up the field e. Bobby catching a pass ,Y t W 'W I 3 3 ln retrospect of the season it was disappointing. T he players who were expected to return from last year. didn 'tr this year we lost too many games. This year the team was challenged in many ways. but most of all it was challenged to be one. One. on and off the Held of play. Romans ILS. So we being many are one body in Christ . . this was the base from which our thoughts sprang. At the close of the season the team was again challenged to be united in every area of our lives. I was personally being chal- lenged to continue my sharing of Christ. showing His rel- evance for every area of our lives. Stafford Fredrick a. Coach Fredrick after a game b. Bobby on a goalie kick c. Kevin Whitehead trying to get open d. Kurt lets one get by v' Q' F f.-Yi -. - QS. H-7 X ,P+ - -I I.. .4 . ,px I I 0 - Q 1 .wg f- I' .4 . gf 1- X1 J . T f my A Q., 1.1. I C' . t FT?'4- ,. - 3 .s, .., Q. -aqof gf- 'iW13 e2 a. Kurt with a goalie kick b. Dave in a clash with an opponent c. Nobo with a fast break d. Jorge trying a shot e. Steve ready to pass the ball I-A ' 1 4 J s a ash .f - 2 'ff A---'.s : W 2? I N i ' 1 nf g - A 1 - i 'I 5 -, . . , . 4- I EASTERN NAZARENE COLLEGE l979 SOCCER Q4 . p ' e In ,, -5 . , uf srfmsncs ENC ENC ENC ENC ENC ENC ENC ENC ENC ENC ENC ENC ENC ENC ENC Final Record 3-I I-l Boston State . . . NE. Bible College Stonehill ...... Nyack ......,.A St. Francis . . Barrington .... Curry ......... New Hampshire King's ..,...... Salem State , . . Nasson 4...... Gordon ....... Rhode Island . . . Bridgewater . . . Southeastern Mass a. Dave dribbling past opponent b. Randy tackles with the goalie c. Jorge getting the ball d. Danny working on defense e. Steve with a head ball so , . -,A -.fl 2 - 6,.,1 A xi , ,'4 '?+,'5 .,' .!:1.3,,i-,. - T -.6'1:.m ...,- , . ,gtg 4 ga., ,:g,,ff'., .-gg fi ..f,,u- J'r,T'4'm. ' F, is f' ,favs - f .' 'Fi' .' ' ill '.. . . ff' 4 3,r':., 7, f 5 , 1 f. ',1,lQi 2 -3- -r '? Men's Varsity Basketball Y sf Aww--n-.3 6 'e ,,,,.Ll ' -2 '41 0 Ji' ,.., . N A l 5-1 1 Xt --..an N. qu. Experience will be a key factor this year. Working the new players into a unit along with the guys returning from last year will be quite a test. As a senior, I feel the pressures of responsibility that go along with being the old man of the team. This year's team has got the potential of being one of the best. I feel that you 'll be able to see improvements in every game throughout the season, making for a strong Hnish. Anyone who has ever played a sport knows they are never satisfied until they can End a way to make full use of their abilities. This striving for perfection is what makes a good player and a good team. A - Richard Scearce 5 a H .g I as 'fr me l - 4 H 1, .1 ,M Q .uw '41 .WW ' Q if !o,.n a. Clay with a foul shot b. Mark Carr on defense c. Glenn on a foul shot for two Points d. Glenn driving in for two e. Mark lines up between two of Barrington's warriors f. Richard puts in two g. The team on the bench h. Richard jumping in the beginning of the game i. Glenn on defense i. At least a few good fans for Zep! k. One of the few shots getting through I. Bob Dacey shoots for two. rf X X L 4--. gf W 7211 fl 1 I gk in .hung -1--snug up sz, i 'M I QQ fi Mi' A U1 W Y . R 'Q VIL? ii- - i ' 7-W an-W . .,. ffm 'tio' 1- 59 WX! 0 J' 5-' f a. Mark hits Iwo b. Jim al the foul line c. Tom copying Jim d. Richard jumping e. Jeff wailing for a rebound f. Jim ready to pass g. John and Zep during warm-ups '- X s?f ' 'Q sw- QN. -,q ,af 4 5 l .' 'Q at 9 nur 'Y . a I ' 'K , 0 . 1 , . has sl N . 1 J ' 1' 4 ,4unsefjlh4b5,,,,..-qyg H I , ,,,,,, ...J , . if Yah 'J I . , b Front Row I to r: Brenda Healey. Wanda Corbin. Dody Baldwin. Gayle Allen, Janet Ranstrom. 1 'W L i'........,... ' if fail D , :Q y Q vsfvtaiii rf2 'T31vl i 35 asm WM -il Leiuw ,vis 'P QT ' 23 05-g K2 ' K 73' ,N E . 1 iw-'fl' L i f L if ' X. 4:51, A f , Cindy Riedel. Back Row: Coach Nancy Detwiler. Lois Malvesti. Denise Ahart. Karen Hardy, Donna Wege, Kathy Fritz. Laurie Stinson. . ,..v..a ,W ..,.-. . . .. ........ -W. .,.,............ W W ...W-......-. --up v........,..,...,.a,,..,,,.... ,.,,,,,,,, V .- ,mwmv V ' - sl NA at , te: .ww . ,-.4.. . V ,I 4 - . a ..., :Lim-s - ' ' . - Q V--..ard -, MM' SK l ' -- Kia. W, 4 -+ 1K'A Af a Janet setting the ball b. timeout with the coach c. Laurie gets a spike d. Karen spikes over the blockers l l l r ,..,..,,W.. A .-.ww-.-nf... . L , . it -J, ' 1- 'i,, XP jikx sr- Q1 A 5 rm Varsity Volleyball IIIIIK i gf 'xox QU fi r It L L - ,vf' ' , P' ,ia JH, N mf ,pn of ww Q4,qgg,,Q - .. .4 Q2 x JWFW Q, .N 'V-M.. - .P- -......SfW'-' Uma.. ,5-Q,-6' 'Q v-an ,I The Lady Crusaders completed their toughest sched- ule in eight years by Hnishing the regular season 33-3, winning the Mass. Div. Il championship and partici- pating in the Div. Ill Eastern Regionals. The strength the Freshmen added to the veterans ga ve them the guns. All they had to do was load with Sr. Janet Ranstrom 's soft set and the spiking became awesome. Using an aggressive multiple offense en- abled them to hit from any front line position. The State Tourney MVP Award was presented to Lois Malvesti. All- Tourney honors for the New England Invitational Tourney went to Lois and .lanet Ranstrom. Since tournament selection was based on number of matches and strength of schedule the trend is to play several colleges at one scheduled date. This enabled the Lady Crusaders to successfully compete against a wide range of New England teams. lt was indeed an honor to be among the sixteen teams selected for Eastern Regional play. As number four seed the women faced tough competition in their Hrs! year as members of EAIA Wand AIA W. The seasoning of this experience has provided the gals with the hope of one day playing in a National Tournament. . ' Nancy Detwiler a. A little help from the side. in a pep talk from Mrs. D. b. Janet setting to Lois with the rest of the team backing them up. c. Coach Detwiler-confident in winning! d. Laurie and Gayle on a substitution. .rw . 1 4, -is' .11 ' 1 S VL :bb -Q. , ix.. Y-Jmf Q' X , X J, 3 ., s s '21, T ,, -' ,ae I -' , -. xxx px L- .FU -' r .1 -LS ' X. :L .--ffr L , s , ' L t ' ' L25??xf,L XQJ1 ,:- w .E A 1 re! if 4 , a. Brenda bumps to the front line b. Donna misses a block c. Laurie returns a spiked ball d. Laurie and Gayle attempting to keep the ball in play e. Karen in a contented mood after another point f. Laurie spikes one over g. Good spirits after defeating Mount Ho- lyoke. 4.1-1- H5 x 4' X ' Z F 21, ,I p Q i Q 'ir' - The Women 's Varsity Volleyball team is having an exceptional year. We are a young team but we have learned to com- bine our talents into a powerhouse team. lt has been an exciting season so far and the future holds more promises for us. I have enjoyed this season personally due to the confidence l ha ve in my teammates. They are a great group of girls. Laurie Stinson a. Donna shaking hands with teammate. Karen. b. Brenda with a bump. c. A set by Janet. d. Mrs. D. talking with Brenda for the next game. e. The playing field. f. Lois with her smashing spike. g. Lois again with another. v-emu-num Karen gets a spike: Denise with a good one. A spike with a double block. Even the bench has the spirit Laurie blocks for a point. Time-dt with Mrs. D. Donna dinks one over. '43 1 - an - -Q-. - EASTERN NAZARENE COLLEGE I979 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL STATISTICS Final Record 38-5 ENC-Nyack I5-5. I5-3. I5-3 ENC-SMU I5-5. I5-6, I6-I8. I5-6 ENC-Boston State I5-I. I5-2. I5-2 ENC-Fitchburg State I5-IO. I5-4 ENC-Salem State IS-I I. I5-I I ENC-Barrington I 5- I 3. I 5-6 ENC-U. of Maine I5-9. I5-9 ENC-Bates I5-7. I5-I2 ENC-U. of Vermont I2-l5. 7-I5 ENC-Eastern Connecticut I5-IO, I5-3 ENC-U. of Vermont 5-I5, I4-I6 ENC-MIT I5-5, 9-IS, I5-8, I5-6 ENC-Smith I5-4, I5-II. I5-I2 ENC-Northeastern I5-7. I5-6. I3-I5. I5-2 ENC-U. Mass CAmhearstj I5-2, I6-I4 ENC-Bridgewater State I5-8. I5-8, I5-2 ENC-Mt. Holyoke I5-9, I5-I I, I5-5 ENC-Lowell U. I5-5. I5-5 ENC-Providence C. I5-ll, 4-IS. I3- I5 ENC-King's I3-I5. I5-8. I5-4, I5-9 Salem State Invitational Tournament New England Invitational Tournament ENC-Gordon I4-I6, I5-I. I5-5, I5-2 ENC-Keene State I5-6. I5-8 ENC-Worcester I 5-5. I 5- I0 ENC-Wellesley I 5- I 0, IS- I 6 ENC-Bates I5-9, I5-7 ENC-Wheaton I5-O, I5-4 ENC-U. of Maine I5-5. 8-IS, I5-6 ENC-Wellesley I5-2, I5-7 ENC-Bates I5-5. I5-I0 ENC-Fitchburg State I5-6, 5-I5, I5-8 ENC-Barrington I5-O, I3-I5, I5-7 ENC-Boston College I5-2, I5-5 ENC-Wellesley I5-5. ll-IS, I5-8 ENC-Boston College I5-5, I5-I3 ENC-Holy Cross College I5-2, I5-5 ENC-Salem State I5-9, I5-II ENC-MIT I5-8, I5-I0 ENC-Salem State I5-8, I5-3 ENC-Smith I5-8, I5-I0 ENC-Smith I5-7. I5-I3 ENC-Brooklyn College I5-9. I5-I2 ENC-Grove City College I I-I5, 5-I5 ENC-Gallaudet College 8-I5, I I-I5 MAIAW State Tournament EAIAW Regional Tournament 'S J I., . . 4 Cross Countr S-. , , Y'i'3,fi'ffi 'T' 1. ' f x Q V . a. Steve and Kevin along with Tim Woodbridge on the country part of the race! b. Tim and Steve warming up before the race. c. Coach Taft and Stafford Fredricks at the finish line. d. Fast com- petition! f, 1 ' 4 . 1 0 tv, 8. . if . .. is 41,1 I. M4-hurl in Ni v jrlbtlgg. ,xii VI. riff? fi' . -' fr , , 4 - ' e' .ff.,,+i1, or 1 , 1 ,1 5,041 trifle 4 EH Iv 'fx 4' i If . , . a , , r- 1 1- '. 'r 3 . f '. -I, ' , ' 1 au, 's 'i. 4 'i 301 i, SP' an :V Challenge. to dare . . . to defy . . . to invite into competition. it has been something of a household word for the Crusader X-Country team this year. After seventeen years of coaching. the last nine years at Keene State College QNHJ with a winning percentage of .865. the ENC X-Country program presented a real. personal challenge . . . a dare to instill a winning tradition where true success had yet to fully surface. Indicating a strong interest in a competitive program of distance running and knowing the intent of the group of runners, a challenge was extended in the form of an invitation to compete at the best possible level. The l9'l9 season is now history and the extent to which the chal- lenge was met can be seen in the results: a regular season winning percentage of .773 including I7 wins against 5 losses: an overall record of 33 wins and 7 losses for a winning percentage of .825: w.. ' X Q-45 u runner-up honors ia both the Seaboard Conference and NCCAA District I Championships: winners of the I 979 NAIA District 5 Championship: and a respectable I Oth place Hnish of I 8 teams in the NCCAA National Championship at Cedarville. Ohio. The tirsts were many! It was the Crusader's Qgwinning season. Qt runner-up finish in a conference or district meet. Qstdistrict cham- pionship. and QQ-t opportunity to compete at the national level. Individually Steve Noftle and Kevin Fitch earned All-District and All-Conference honors in District 5 of the NAIA, District I of the NCCAA. and in the Seaboard Conference . . . Noftle having earned the NCCAA and Seaboard honors for the second year in a row. Kevin ended the season by finishing a strong llth place of l36 runners Qiust short of ALL-AMERICAN recognitionj in the NCCAA National Championship. The requirement of hard work, determination. and dedication is rather obvious. The reason for success is with the team members themselves . . . they dared to believe in themselves. There was a difference this year and that difference was a state of mind. I am grateful for the opportunity to have worked with this group of young men who through faith and hard work found the fruits of their labor to be sweet indeed. Coach Taft EASTERN NAZARENE COLLEGE I979 ckoss COUNTRY STATISTICS Overall Record 33-7 Regular Season Record I7-5 ENC- I 8 NYACK ........ ENCl25 STONEHILL ,...... ENC-35 CONNECTICUT . . . BARRINGTON . . ENC-36 ASSUMPTION . . CLARK ...... BABSON ....... ENC-75 KlNG'S .......... . ROGER WILLIAMS . 7 other teams ENC-20 NEW ENGLAND .. . MASS. MARITIME .. SUFFOLK ........ ENC-40 KING'S ........ BRIDGEWATER .... ENC-42 MASS. MARITIME .. N A I A District Cham ionshi . . . . . . . .. . , p p .. N.C.C.A.A. District I Championship ...... 2nd place Seaboard Conference Championship ...... N.C.C.A.A. National Championship . .. I0th place! I8 I therefore so run. not as uncertainly: so fight I. not as one that beateth the air. I Cor. 9:26. The commands were given, and I, plus my teammates, plus eight other teams, charged across the first stretch at the beginning of the district championship at Gordon. Of all the races this season, this is the one we'd planned for all year. Before the race the five of us-Steve, Kevin, Allan, Mike and I-encour- aged each other and got psyched up. During the race team support was just as essential. as Steve and Kevin led us to a strong field position at the first mile mark, and as Mike. Allan, and l hollered at each other to hold position for the last 2 miles. At the end, when we 'd clinched the district title and had rested up some, I not only was glad to ha ve won, but l was glad as well that God enabled me to overcome physical pain to achieve a speciHc goal. The Lord can help us do more than our best! ' Scott Mapes i Women's IRQ I Varsity Basketb um-J This year is a challenge to me and the team. As the only senior on the team. the players look to me for leadership and as the captain and point guard, l'm responsible for team unity and running the offense. With a few new players and some returning ones. it's exciting to be able to ha ve a part in bringing the team together and playing with eight women who love to play. After all the laughs and good times we ha ve at practice and on van trips, we 're ready to play ball as soon as we get to the gym. We 're willing to work as a team. and, win or lose, it's as a team. All of us have been given a great deal of talent and each player strives to improve and is willing to sacriHce to be the best player possible and to make the team the best one possible. Janet Ranstrom - lnuslmu... .95 N .s.nl ' r 'fi 5 Q K a. Kristy. Lois, Karen. and Brenda in a slack under the net. b. The big defense! c. Kristy working on defense against Fitchburg State. d. Janet driving in for two e. Janet shoots from the foul line for two. f. A fast break against opponents. g. Lois at the foul line. h. Lois looking for help. i. Brenda and Denise working the foul shots on the left. j. Janet on another fast break. k. Janet getting herself caught while on defense. I. Brenda receiving a pass. m. Coach Don Constantine. watching his team on the court. 'Qa- Y r' . THQ, A gl J :Fmyw x J. ,uf , 998 'Aww' if -In K P ui A . A Q'-u 1 Q I I I O L 1. I. B If ' 0 Q 1 I 3 1 .-f..--1 Str It om n' Tenni . I I I I I I a. Fran on a return of a serve. b. Jill Hayes sending one over the net. c. Melodye getting ready to serve. d. Diane with an under- hand. e. Jill reaching for the ball. 1' pm.: II,- . -75 ' I I I I J.. -.un 155-..?:l . '-f. I . .,-a ,LV x,,.Avt.,.,, 4,.x I+, -H -v U., 1 ,. 'W -f.4 - L ' --.fyv ff'r0' 09 -1- nr- - -.F,'1,L ' 4: --gs NJ' 7lfiJ?I- N, 'ar'-,I .- vj. .. li 'bi' 'ff.9P7l.'3.,. 7 -A zz-. s Front row I to r: Robin Olseng Francine Bruceg Cathy Clem: Diane Padusis. Back row: Sharon Resslen Melodye Elliott: Pam Kelley: Jill Hayes: Cathy Bellep Gary Calhoun. coach. A FSH: in i-H'-7' In .. ..,, g, wr- 5 . I ENC ENC NC ENC ENC ENC ENC ENC ENC EASTERN NAZARENE COLLEGE l979 WOMEN S TENNIS STATISTICS Final Record 0 I0 Boston State College Suffolk University Regis College Emmanuel College Gordon College Babson College Gordon College Southeastern Mass U Stonehill College 0 7 2 ' ' 3 E I ' 4 ENC 0 Brandeis University 9 I 4 2 3 I 6 I 4 I . . ' 4 0 ' 7 6 J ,x i ' 5 ,K X' 1 N If O ali IQ, 1 .06-.- . av.. 'Q' I wwf- f' ' . yn.-v -. H25 .Us-' sy.. 44 x 4- : A , ',,,.', or 'G ' 3:-Yvvb-v , 0 'X' . , K. '-85'-'ft gl a, Cathy Belle ready to serve. b. Diane sends another one over with good form. c. Fran with complete concentration. d. Pam Kelley on a return. ' Though the tennis team didn 't do so well there is poten- tial for next year. Only two seniors will be leaving and with a little help from other players hopefully we 'll look forward to a better year. 1 fi?-1 mm 2 7 . ww, .. . A . 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Q sg: Each year during the month of January the men s volleyball club begins their yearly practice for the Nyack Invitational Volleyball Tournament This year lt was held on March I and ENC was there as well as Barrington Concordia The King s College and Nyack Our team was a young team But we performed to the best of our ability with Johnathan Cramer John Chapman Doug Rhlnes Tony l.erch Rich Hardie and Steve Chambers as splkers and Dave Kilpatrick Ray Shalter and Tim Botterbush as our setters our coach was Steve Roggenbaum The hnal results found Nyack College in first place followed by The King s College Concordia ENC and Barrington. Johnathan Cramer was given special rec- ognition for his playing by representing us on the All- Tournament Team Though we didn t take Hrst place our team has had the experience of the Nyack Tour- nament, and so next year we will have a veteran team and take that first place! . lr-.M Q ', ig-V zg .1 Q , k ,. , A g Q M in gg 5 , -3 1 ' L51 gag? Q54 Cheerleading has provided me the opportunity to be involved in the spirit of ENC in a special way. The effort and hard work has been equalled by great times and good friends. lt has been a very rewarding four years thanks to ev- eryone. Cathy Belle I have never seen a school with so much spirit and enthusiasm as we have here at ENC! The fans encourage the team to win. lam glad that I have had the opportunity to be an ENC cheer- leader. Mary Jean Hall Cheerleading is my favorite school activity. It 's exciting to stand in front of the cheering crowd and really feel the crusader spirit- The support- ive attitude of the students is great, and helpful not only in the games. but also in other areas of our college life. It 's especially nice to know that here at ENC the spirit does make the difference! Cherie Hunt W f J ,1, ' V 'sl f , ll HX F . ' fix A U R- N ha Keg - 925- , v Q . HEERLEADI G Top to Bottom: Michelle Kim, Mary Jean Hall, Cherle Huht. Kim Hursh. Cathy Belle-Captain. Janet Camp bell. ,,,t,,3,1,.-W. . N,,,m.1,,'L A ', . '- ig?-T-lvijiig L I . if jug do ? . . , 2 w if -- 'Q- lt has been an honor for me to represent ENC as a cheer- , 1 leader. l'm proud of our athletes and especially our spirit. ' l ' Our fans are so supportive and enthusiastic - and we . Q I really appreciate that. Cheerleading has given me a sense J e 5 y X of involvement and belonging. It's been a great year! ' -5 --------M -E ' 4 ' ' Kim Hursh 6-in-J,,..,.,-. f V si . , 1 K' D ,g x . ., 'iq' P 0 'F 'f its 3- IU on- . F,,.... iff' W in ....,.,.-. .,-M.-.,.,. . , -of-uv-.-..--.., ....,,.,. , . .,.-.4-v . w-.M-.--...,..-..-.. V , . B I alumna-...ep-r it Q ' i.ev.,..,-Q.,-..,. V ,, , N ,4,.,4f,,3fgg,y,g1g Q ' -Y Q -.....-...-,..,..... 1 .,,, A ' I 1 A l t s C. a YWM bunny- M ,, '3YUS?'?s5'7fQ95If'4f55?f' Ti J, S all yfh bv .. X, . I L il 'QW A N, A ,4 ' Sl D l 'J ' , 1 - 1 Q H' . . , , I J 1 K Bottom row. I to r: Mary Jean Hall: Michelle Kim: Janet Campbell. Top row, I to r: Cherie Hunt: Cathy Belle - 1 1 , Captain: Kim Hursh. Q --. u,,- vt' ' l 9 1'-S HE ' .i A l' 'E a is X' E .'w 44,1 Y l . li 1 'll 4 la . f ' - , ' R My is A 4 5 b, ' 1,,Fy-M l ' 1, W'2w..f . e i i A ' 5 1 f ,-:J A ' , Q X1 Being a Varsity Cheerleader has helped me to have confidence Din front of hundreds of people: I like to see the Crusader fans' faces smile when we are out on the floor. ' Representing ENC as a cheerleader makes me proud because we CENCQ have so much spirit! The spirit of ENC makes the difference! is IOOZ truth!! As a cheerleader I am not only a spectator but also a part of the team. which is very important to me. - U Michelle Kim 41,1 ' 5 gang mmm ' 'mr .4 I .410 ,gi-S' ,5 a 'wk' fatal 'S 56,4 ' - 'l. pau' w- --. I I I ll I I I II I !I'I'I'Ia SI' N II ,II 0 I . . I I I , '-' Ju' .,-,L:',3I I I :- I , I I X I 1 l', ... -I In Q. 1-I IlIjr'If ., 'IIIAIIlvv1,I'II I-I.I.I,JI II I ,,.l',lI7', ' I l Lf, V' I' I fx ..Ii QI III,I,l,,IIsIzI.I I I I . , , K.. 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' , f -1- 'Q' - - 1 F Y' qv 1' .--f .' . .-.0-' ln ' ' f. 545 ' - - , .12 ' , II II' 4 . IJ ,IIIII 3I.I?v4 u On January I 3. these guys decided they wanted to get their picture taken while playing football. So despite the cold and freezing temperatures they played while l froze on the sidelines. on-Varsity Sports -L-4 - , 'P 1 .av- During the month of January when classes are earlier in the day and plenty of time for fun at night, you can find lots of people in the fishbowl playing all kinds of card games. chess. back- gammon. risk, etc, or the gameroom can also be a place for fun. Here a few people are enjoying themselves with Rook, Uno. backgammon. and one of the most enjoyed games. in the gamer- oom. Foosball. -ii S. elta ,f miiqsg , mf W '5f25?'1F' .1 . ,N ,f E 11-, .QHYQ , A ,x Fr ' .1 Qi xg: A aff. , 7 ..,, if 1 1- Ba Hd F. Front. left to right: Jan Summerson. Sarah Grace, Dan Whitney. Edith Angell. L Janet Ranstrom: Row 2: Jim Stonelake. Ruth Griffin. Robyn Schubert. Terry Brinkman. Dr. Jim Cameron: Row 31 Joel Ladd. Bill Nichols. Doug Hardy. Jim TU DE T GUN IL Student Council improved greatly as student-oriented organization this year. Under the excellent leadership of Bill Nichols, student body president, the council became involved in every area of student life. from academics to sports to dining habits. Improvements in the game room. sponsoring a bus to King's Tournament and masterminding an lmperials concert were among the many things this council initiated. The proposing of a Publications and Com- munications Board to regulate student media was one controversial thing undertaken by this council. Among other things. heightened student interest and participation in student council events were a direct result of this proposal. Hopefully the record left by this council will prove a starting point for responsibility in student leadership in the future. ' 5-,X 3. NSN 110 BILL NICHOLS, PRESIDENT 4 ff ,H U fx il 4 ,......-- ' DAN WHITNEY vlcs-PRESIDENT EQLTFRQKESLL 1 :pw Qi ...f ' - , 1 Ji' ,A fr X , 1' r N - ' JIM COX DOUG HARDY, CLS. SOCIAL CHAIRPERSON X Campus Comeau BRENDA BRIGGS DAVID BLANEY Editor tn Chief Business Manager JANICE TICE SAI VARSALONE Cops Editor Religion Editor DAVID BLANEY KAREN ANDERSON Layout Photo Editor Feature Editor ix JEFF LINEMAN CA THERINE CUBIE Dtstrtbutton Manager Contributing Editor CARL WINDERL Advisor i. BRENDA BRIGGS EDITOR IN CHIEF Articles and copy are welcome if typed double spaced They must be received tn the CAMPUS CAMERA Oflice no Iaterthan ONE WEEK prior to an issue All copy must contain the name and box number ofthe contributor The CAMPUS CAMERA ts published for and by the students of Eastern Nalarene College The optmons expressed tn the CAMPUS CAMERA are those of the writers and not necessarily those of all of the students at Eastern Nazarene College Edttortal opinion and commentaries are the views ofthe edttortaltst alone unless otherwtse stated Letters to the Editor must be signed Iname withheld upon requestl and addressed to Brenda Briggs clo CAMPUS f---q CAMERA ENC 23 East Elm Ave Wollaston MA 02 I 70 Letters must be received at least ONE WEEK prtorto an issue to be considered for that issue. David Blaney. Business Manager Brenda Briggs: Catherine Cubie: Karen An- derson: Jeff Lineman: David Blaney. G2f 6! . en. 9-'iid Jonathan Umstead Esther Johnson Marjorie Brant Ron Lindhurst f Dan Whitney Kim Blaney Janice Tice Jim Cox Ruth Griffin Jeff Lineman Cindy Mengle QF! A .ff in 4-,,,n,., wrseff Andy Sorensen: Pam Henderson: Tammy Murphy, Dave Blaney: Ann Woodward: John Tabor: Marilyn Bowers. , ' ,- I !ff.f ATDifH.f DAVE KILPATRICK, EDITOR Somehow - in between the TV, stereo, records, pop corn. Rook, Uno, gossip, and a lot of fun - the yearbook began recording the year's events. Deciding on producing a Spring book, work began early only because it had to. Pictures were taken, developed, filedg copying over and over became frustrating, layout of pages seemed to take foreverg all-nighters became nightmares - yet through it all we kept on working. Deadlines were finished and over with, one week's rest, and back to work on the next one. The office had become routine for almost everyone. But we'll continue on till the end - what a challenge! Wg. 5 NN-sh, fn... 1 me -wwf ...--fl Ruth Griffin, Business Manager Dave Slobuszewskl Photo Editor 4 i -Y I5 gc 5 1 X 5341 HH 1. 9'- 1'- , 1 Q v Hfxj , NT UE' r I 12' 5 'W-in 'A , 1'-, - 4 f C 7 , l in , X . '1 6 I 744 Nha- gf. l ' ,ff r ,f 11 mf' N A J . 1 P is l Lori Edgin Sherrie Carnahan Valerie Mattila Paul Craig Scherel Gambill Art Oakes Mary Rearick Bob Bracy Rick Jackson Kathy Pritchett Jean Chambers Sharon Walker Cathy Downs Margret Bean Marie LeMaster Denise Dupree Pam Dunlop Wendy Barrigar Tim Allison Dave Moser Scott Mapes Connie Grantz Mary Ann Loatman Norman Smith Dave Short Jeff Howe sych. Club Evan elistic Association Council Members: Kathy Pritchett Art Oakes Lori Edgin Bob Bracy Tim Allison Norman Smith Dave Moser Scherel Gambill Paul Craig Dave Troxler Julie Barnett Karen Kindler Gayden MacCallum Pat Campbell Bettina Strong Kevin Edwards Linda Beauregard Leslie Loomis Kathy Hess Kathy Howard Missie Slaughter Debbie Mountz Susan Culbert Tammie Butler Vince Crouse Becky Randolph Scherel Gambill Beth Strenge Shirley Landers Pam Dunlop Patrick Seymour 'li UV? a NJ :I atllxs uf 'ir fi, , .. ,. 4 U . ., V: :ll 2 qxEg:sxfff f:'g 4: mm .1 ,Q -Q .4 ...cl- 2 K Mike Galvin John Ketner af-.X og, rs ' Duane Dickens Q Dave Sifferd George Welker Don Yerxa Rick Jackson philip DiAndre: Steven' Hand Judy Rudolph ROY V'Ci0 Steve Noftle Steve Metcalfe-General Manager a A, 'La i f 'if' 'D D 122fF?f.f2fff? ,. , V K -:re-.3 -A D. f '?i31'fg ' A 3 ' I ti' ima' . ' Q2 .31 - 6 x b -:N 'f f. . L ffraikfly te? . a or 2 W ' 'H' 'ff A f E-Tfg L .A D . t ', - -x 4 r- 'figs - af ' ' gift V' me 'N' gb! ' U If r f i :Vim .1 .4.,r 15 K 3: Y' .1-,g r If ill? 1 Q A kj A - xxx ' V, 7' F ' HER ? tl ,fly iv N f N K N x X . - Ng h 5 it- X A 'J' v ' 14, was Kevin Doolittle Q Mark Simms Sjilliv lgihdrea I1 U b Colleen Radliff no io inagni , , Mike Shuck Mike Dllbisl sux Fisfhano K h H Mary Rose'LeBIanc 'SBC' N500 co at Y oward Wally Rumbarge ' si9Lli.?ls:- '. Q X Prof. Wayne Dunlop Sheryl Reed Pat Garrity Daphne Hathaway Pam Sullivan Connie Grantz Prof. Phyllis Fenn Steve Noftle Laura Bleh Linda Beauregard Debbie Mountz Jeff Fogle Tammie Butler Scherel Gambill Student ssoclatlon for Social Workers Gail Eshleman Bobby Reed Livingstone Abali Dale Campbell Phil Clements Doug Kitchen Frank Switzer Dave Woodbridge Marcia Egles Grant Schrag Cynthia Wilson Ken Russell Ginny Fererra Prof. Lowell Hall 118 tudents In A ction tudent ational ducators ssociation OS Council: Marcia Mitchell Leroy Lewis Geri Metcalf Lucy Royal Pam Kroll WORLD STUDENT OUTREACH SOCIETY Council Members: Sheryl Reed Pam Henderson Cindy Knox Mary Ann Loatman Steve Noftle Judy Wooster David Moser Scherel Gambill Tammy Murphy Carol Galley Carolyn West Scott Mapes Judy Taylor Tim Wege Connie Grantz Doug Hardy Pamela Dunlop Tom Hopkins Dave Troxler Mike Vasquez usic ducators ational onference l Prof. Charles Seifert Delores Moser Jeff Lineman Tammie Huff Doug MacPherson Jane Cleary Donna Smith Esther Erbe Jeff Dodge Michael Ricci Sharon Brannigan Paul Douglas l fa-U Candlelight Betty Root Robyn Schubert Mary Vollick Susan Heath Jocelyn Temple Julie Jones Dave Poutre Andy Cook Mike Vasquez Raoul Sircar Matt Inman Basil Ramey Kathy Hess Lori Coney Jim White Paul Andrews Dave Woodbridge T99 Ross Tubo David Merriman Beth Hutchinson Terry Cianci Dale Ball Sarah Hutchinson Joel Ladd Sharon Knox Dave Denneno Jean Chambers Dean Quimby Marcia Egles Sharon Walker Ginni Wittig Esther Johnson Prof. Dan Shea Alison Branagan Melodye Elliott Judy Johnson Robyn Jardine Pat Campbell Judy Cordone Ann Babcock Laurie Stinson Bernadette Rogers Edith Angel Israel Nino Prof. Brenda Braaten Prof. Phil McLaren Council: Prof. Brenda Braaten Edith Angel Prof. Dan Shea Sharon Knox Esther Johnson Dean Quimby Sarah Hutchinson Prof. Phil McLaren Afro-American Caucus MIK Sandra Gordon Missie Slaughter Lonny Gomes Kevin Whitehead Darryl Edmonds Arlene Martell June Barrow Duane Dickens Chrystal Lucas Henry Young Sheila Jones Andrew Tucker Maria Silver Sharon Stephens ssociated omen's Students Varsity Club Melissa Slaughter Jan Lanham Colleen Hersey Delores Moser Janet Ranstrom Debbie Mountz Lee Ranstrom Pamela Kroll Linda Beauregard Cathy Belle Debbie Mountz Scott Hatz Linda Beauregard Sid Steelman Kristy Kottis Pam Kelly Bob Berry Susan Hackford ' ii Eg. .- I A' E I ii s -4-. I Q . 5 ' Q 2' I Fw, X691 I 7 lg ' 'A ,.-Q ..,..,.. , .1 W'-i 1 4 lmxl .r, 1' . ' .5 . x x 1 my 4 . ,Ax ef, , 5 4 . ag rn, L U if 'Y if-e . Ji -I.,- ac? Typical Freshmen, what else is there to say? New fad in Photography Do you think if l put a Spider in the salad anyone will notice? It says that my tuition just went up by SOM. Well Kevin. That's Life. Finally reading the facts of life, huh? 4 .am .Y - X-cs. 'sg la. :fl at 3' X . AN I .1 g, we I 12 Ill bet you can t finlsh this ln one blte like I can 5 .LA Ti l, ,. . Ew,?f1R7. -..WW h, U it s . -1-. 1- ,4 -f ' - f , ' N G.-' . H 'f' T I X' NRL. .fir-, WJ ,iz 5 1, ',-. if 5 -1, :qv 5: ' 1 f G Q3 ' Q1 Now what? - , - . ,l ,. - ' ?.::'-:nf u. 'QF V an A . A WCC U w .1 1 ti i Y Q v jg, 1 ar .. ZX ,f ,i iff. f f lk i' .i L F .H 's. ' 1 This line has just got to go. This is about as exciting as sitting on the bench. A I yin? 11 9.4-rr Mother of the year A f This IS how you cheat under the table My deoderant sprayed a little too far. When is that ball going to come down? -.,, -niurrk if H 'N I 'a- L 3.4 ,ai F 1' f n llf , r Y i 5 1 r I 1 4, V Y 1 4 V I 4 1 T I I Z i ,i 1 rn IQ -1 Don't do the crime if you can't serve the time .Lili I I don't believe you guys just said that Read the magazines now, study later I just washed my hair and I can't do thing with it. I I .F 'P DD ,f'x f I' l .2 Q Piglet, Hambone!! 'T-4 f 795757, Janie. will you please tell us what is so funny? 'wi Rich. what are you painting? 3 nv 5. If fl ff' Kathy and Fran. two of a kind. ,I X254 1 r f N D fl y.6, gm ' r Q, - X. ,fsusl ff ,. Q Working hard . . .or hardly working? I f . ft' es -mum 'i' 4: - 'ina nun yy . dry 41' so sim? 'J . in ,,.. .. '-dr HW-I ' 5702 2 fl? Aff 19248 'Sha fin Zf', mums! A 3' :mar , , A nf 'Lam 1 'Bw' 1 5 V manu- Bob Dacey. incognito! N .PP X 1 f 42 4 . rl gil, Lo :,-Nf'f5 w i,?-3 .- 1 2ae?4Xf.i2Si1 4 ,M X I Lf- 3 ' .sa gi 't - ' :P , ' . , JT ' ' :fb vxyy ' ' 'HL !,4,' f ii . . - , A I X I1 Q Q'-tif.. .1 ' Q '- x ': A ' ? ' nr- ' -r r I I Sk . Q L - r an , - ' g ,ar lu. M. Q I Urn 1 .ll I S -if Eli? 33 his-i L I llU1 NI'l-Q' 'J ' statin-1.3. 1 4 -f- -1115535 1-uni: - u-uno x r fig? -Q.. ini, .' iqpss.-3---. ' fflf' l A l--- Asvstwinqfiga 2,,t ' I fr ,gg ,, 211 A Gardner Hall On our return to the campus last September. a glow of pride swept over us as we saw our new Administration Building, the Fowler Memorial .... The Fowler Memorial was the first step towards a bigger and better Eastern Nazarene College .... The fine new building sprang from a vision of the work of Christ lifted high in our Eastern educational zone. a vision only partly realized by those in whose footsteps we are endea- vering to follow. fNautilus. vol. IOP Dr. R. Wayne Gardner, was honored at this year's Founder's Day by the rededication of the Administration Building. The building is to be known as Gardner Hall. 1NautiIus, vol. 46.5 3 ff -91, ft '1' V ' v Q, NY! Q ..,.,,,s. The Canterbury Music Hall The Canterbury Music Hall, built in l9OI. used to be the schooI's church and chapel meeting place On the main floor was the auditorium where chapel was always held. In the basement was the cafeteria, and the upper floors consisted of classrooms and professors offices. Today the Canterbury is no longer used for chapel. but is used by the Music Department. The upper floors are still professors offices but double as practice rooms as well. On the top floor there is a music library and a piano lab: in the basement are more practice rooms and the school's print shop. Canterbury. though it is quite old, is still being used to its fullest potential and will always be remembered as one of the most active and useful buildings on the campus. Q :ff V 'K' lnnr 1 ...E 5-449' I yr ' .-in fi xl 73. .EW 4 fl' I D The Garage Not necessarily a building that everyone uses. the garage is where most of the repairs and construction around campus comes from. From electrical wiring. carpentry, and metal-work, to glass windows and mir- rors. etc.. the garage is where it comes from. Without it we'd be in sad shape. and we really appreciate the work they do. r If , . if. r Kilt! lj' 'a'n iff! v jf 1 zfzgzfzfgjzfz 1555? 1 I 111--1 lxivilxly .'nx3znzuuuuuH. :illf I 1 N 3 .0 000 0. ,Q ' aooonano ' o'o'o'o'a's'o'o' e ommoo o ummm 000000000000 0 000000000 0 mmm: monmmo mooumm s mmomo o mmmm Q'n'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'o'a .o,o,o,o.m.o.o o m. ,.,,, , . .w...v.1., I 4 n I I' lvl!! lIl'l,l'III'l'l I' Ill ll Pl? on o v o I 'o.o.fMoMo,o.o. A .Ni o'o o'o'o o o'o'o oo' oo monsoon.: 0010000000000 000 900000000000 00f00000000000 000 000000000000 00'00000000000 000'00000000000 .0.0.l '0.0'0'0'0.0.0'0.0'0.0. 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Are you ready for the surprise for today? ff Lf' . 9 ,J ' - 1 ,..,. 5 ,, . c f 1 ls, a, at fl ' - f' Big I . 2 Y if a, gl xxx 49 QV K, Spangenberg Hall Dedicated to Miss Alice Spangen- berg, the Hall was built in I960-6I. It housed the upperclasswomen of the campus, and provided a parlor in which the men and women could en- joy each others company. Today, it still houses the upperclasswomen, along with Williamson Hall. and the parlor is used for enjoyment. Sunday School classrooms, special speakers. and various club meetings. 0-'EF , .awk ' : 11 -4, Oh wow! What a hunk! 'T QJQSTEQK kv Reading history really makes me high j . i Hey Ref, this is what I think of that last call! X i QS y me iiil uh QE iss U ai ji in Lucy-breaking her diet or snacking? N X ,f Zflf Q , MQ, A-526 L 'T r .smug U s A y ys what are you look: The Greenhouse Under the direction of Dave Poutre, the green- house is the caretaker of the campus. Here, the flowers and bushes are kept and taken care of in the winter and then placed around the cam- pus in the spring. Also, they control the growth of the larger bushes. the trees, and take care of the weeds, etc. Though it seems a minor area of our campus it gives us the beauty of life in the springtime and on special days like: Homecoming: Jr-Sr Day: and Commence- ment. ,X Nix 1 Three Mark Simms Q3-A 'Pa Blind Valerie Mattila HI:- A Mice? I 1 1 Andy Sorensen '11 1,1 I I.. ' yi. . ,,-,J 2, x X K f 1 Lori and Jean. the dynamic duo Y!! f vw t .r N You Insert this Into there and . . . presto! , 5T' N--of ',, .ry.J-..., L . . Oh nol Six books for one class! Scott, the new Mr. America flg'-rr R 'vw s introduction to Ground Shields Angel Hall Built in l969-70, Angel Hall is known bet- ter as the Religion building. It holds all of our Religion classes, English classes and Peavey Lecture Hall in the basement is used for any of the large classes. The third floor holds professors offices. small class- rooms. and the religion library. Lahue Physical Education Center The new Lahue Physical Education Center be- came a concrete reality in l972-73. All the efforts of the student bodies were realized as the groundbreaking began the necessary procedures for a new gym to be habitated by September l973 . CVoI. 5 I, Nautilusj. Today the Lahue Center hosts our Crusader home basketball games. our indoor society sports, varsity volleyball games. a weight room. and locker rooms for men and women. It is also used for classes in Music and a Kinderhouse as well as classes in Physical Education. Memorial Hall Memorial Hall, Men's dormitory. Cdedicated to the memory of those ENC boys who gave their lives in the recent conflict, and honoring all those who served in the armed forces of our country.j The construction of Memorial Hall was finished in I949. n M A . ,P I r :FEW Y 'F ff' -S-' , i A 3. T' X, ,Cindy Mengle 23. ,. Sharon Knox Kathy Burba Marla Mercer Cole Timothy Cole Sarah Grace Prof. Philip McCaren. Advisor 5s q , enior Class Council From I 'm a dippy little freshmen to Seniors! We 've come four years into trauma: what will we do now? We will survive because we are a class of individuals. We will survive because we 've had our experiences both good and bad, yet we have grown from these experiences. These past four years have been a steppingstone from our adolescent past into our adult future. These four years have been shaping and moulding us into who we are and what we stand for, Our faith has been tested and strengthened and is especially being tested now as we consider our future. I am confident that with our faith in Christ, our experiences and our new knowledge we can step out into the world strengthened by these past four years! - Timothy A. Cole Senior Class President Beth Strenge. Vice-President Karen Russell. Secretary Joel Ladd. Stuco. Class Rep. Karen Fritz. Chaplain Vice Crouse. President Susan Culbert. Treasurer Sophomore Class Council Freshman Class Council tl-'l hr A x -fi ii -161 Kim Nastaszewski, Treasurer Sharon Troxler Secretary Mike Coldiron President Robyn Schubert Stuco Class Re Michelle Kim Vice President Our Freshman year began with anticipation and enthusiasm For most of the flrst semes ter we spent organizing activities and fund rarsers But the organizing seemed a waste because we had a llmlted amount of activities and fund ralsers to sponsor All the Ideas we thought of were already taken by other classes and organizations But we still kept on with a hope for some success ln October we sold carmeled apples and made l00'Z1 proht lollrpop and sweet tart candles were sold the Freshman class deco rated the cafeteria for Christmas and Valen trnes Day ln January we had a roller skating party every week we held devotions sometimes with special speakers the class picture was scheduled and taken a vlslt to Mrs Munro In February and many more things to come in the Spring Speaking for the council we ha ve had a suc cessful and exciting year We want to thank every member of the Freshman class for their contributions to our activities and support Michelle Kim Freshman Class Vice President 'ON R ' EM ul W A . x W Jil f I X I. I NN X Tim Ames- I st Shields DO RM RA'S RCS Harriet Hula - Ind Spange Janie Graves - Munro RC SHIELDS HALL Resident Counselors: Ron and Denise Bradley Resident Assistants: Ist floor-Tim Wege 2nd floor-Dana Peck 3rd floor-Jay Wilson Rithie Alexander - 4th Munro Marcia Mitchell - 3rd Willy 1 --7 1. . . H :,.wa.V..- .- , - . . - f ,.f... x A Q ,, . ',..,, Anay Lochary - 2nd Shields V 'u ,lf 1 .. ig --..,,.,-Q. 4' ,V 1 ' l , , Resident Counselors: Carl and Rhonda Winderl Theresa 'ir N vm 8' . , A -C. , ,., ' -. ? Serif C 5, ,?E,Q-1 . ,.,..i..i,iiii.a ?gf f 2334 f 'I .lay Wilson -- 3rd Memorial Linda Beauregard - lst Spange : .M ,, ' ,,..r ' 1 , M , A JF . Q 5,41 ! It ' V 1, 1 Dave Troxler - Ground Shields ff: .' 1 f. SPANGENBERG HALL Resident Assistants: lst floor - Peggy O'Donnell 2nd floor - Harriet Hull Kevin Doolittle - 3rd Shields 3rd floor ' Colleen Hersey Debbie Quimby - 2nd Munro Cooper - 3rd Munro N N il' Tim Wege - lst Memorial l4 rf!- 2 1 Evangel Adams Denise Ahart - Steve Alcorn Greg Allen Mary Angell Susan Angell Tom Atkins John Atwater Ann Babcock Ronald Bakaysa Rhodora Baldwin Julie Barnett Joanne Bates Sandra Bates ENC is a home away from home. The students and professors are all very friendly and helpful. lt is a big change from high school and it is a better change, where you develop your own responsibilities and you become independent. Also, you make many new, lasting christian friendships, striving and reaching similar goals of learning and growing together. Tammy Murphy HCCA! ig' 5 fo Nha Ted Biedenkapp Brad Blake Kimberley Blaney Linda-Bodine Ann-Marie Boness Tim Botterbusch Kevin Bowser Fran Bradley Marjorie Brant William Briggs Francine Bruce Carol Burba Mark Burgess Daphne Bye Janet Campbell r W- MA I came to ENC with greatexpectations. I wanted to ha ve a good time, learn more about myself and be the best student on campus. Well I'm not the best student on campus, but I am learning about myself and having a good time. I love it here at ENC. The people are warm and friendly and the professors are caring people. Many times I walk along Wolly beach thanking the Lord for bringing me here. Of course I still ha ve the same old problems that all college students ha ve, but they are easily overcome with the encouragement that I receive from my friends and professors. The location of the school is great, the students are friendly, the faculty is concerned and the Lord is behind us IOOZ. What more could I ask for? 1 David Sifferd John Chapman Wan Oi Cheung Jack Clifford Neil Coffin Terry Coffin Kathy Cogliano Donna Colangelo Michael Coldiron Phillip Collins Julie Conklin Jeff Cook Wanda Corbin Pattie Damato Tom Davidson James Davis Donna Defranc Philip DiAndrea Duane Dickens Jackie Dill Michelle Dorr Michael Douglas Kathy Downs Michael Dubisz Bonnie Enos Tim Everton Daniel Ferro A.. I like ENC because of the people. lts a great place for academic, religious and social life. I feel veryuaccept- ed here, because l feel this is where God wants me to be, I 'm glad to be part of the student body at EASTERN NAZARENE COLLEGE. Laurie Richey , - , - - 1 , - - , 9 Q-JI: F '.- U ,I 1' . + Q , ,W ' - 'JA gxvlb . 5. ' n 'a n Ig Q .. . f' . Q 4. ,1- , -f .. Diana Figueroa Kevin Fitch Mary Fredette Carla French Kathy Fritz Linda Frost lan Fyfe Ellen Gailey Dawn Gazes Cathy Given Barb Gonzalez George Gordon Mitchell Green Sharon Gruver Clay Halliday Karen Hardy Janet Harrington Evelyn Harris Chloe Haskins Daniel Haskins Daniel Hazelton Pam Henderson Doreen Hespell E X K ,..,,,, Kathleen Hess Terrie Hooper Kathleen Howard Cherie Hunt Matt lnman Jeff Jakat Julianne Jones Sheila Jones Wendy Keim Marcie Keister Tom Kent Michele Kim Robin Klump James Kohr Kristy Kottis Donald Kunes Brian LaCIair Kim LaFoe Kelly Lambert Jeanine Larson Tim Laudermilk Lynn Lavelle Mary Rose LeBlanc Anthony Lerch Steve Logsdon Chrystal Lucas Jane Malcolm Robert Marville Gary May Cheryl McDougall Lori Mcliachern Lori McFaIl David Merriman Paul Morey Judy Morris Sonny Morrison Jolynn Morse Tamara Murphy Kim Nastaszewski Debra Nelson Angela Nicastio Israel Nino Anne Marie O'Connor Bruce Paul Brenda Peebles Sheri Perkins Dale Price Laurie Provost Colleen Radliff Mary Rearick Dawn Ricci Laurie Richey Douglas Rines Richard Robbins Bernadette Rogers Betty Root William Ross David Ruhman Stephanie Rundlett Lori Rupnow Sharon Sacramone Sylvia Sanchez 3' f W , I 'L ,Lf ,, fiAMf?3: S 'ff' ' fd? ff-rfffgqw y - J gy ' 33 ' .H ,475 I X A? Pam Schubert Robyn Schubert Susan Seagren Lewis Seifert Terri Senecal Raymond Shalter David Shaw Craig Shreckengast Mike Shuck David Sifferd P.R. Sircar Linda Smith Marie Smith Steve Spence Roberta Stanoinis Rayella Stevens Yvonne Stiefel Ed Stinchcomb Dave Strange Colleen Strong David Swain John Tabor Jocelyn Temple Carol Thuesen Tim Tikasingh William Townley Vicki Townsend Paul Trementozzi Sharon Troxler Cynthia Umbell Jonathan Umstead Susan Vatral Ron Waterman .lulie Weeks Pamela Wetzel Deb Whaley Brenda Wilcox Phil Wood Ann Woodward Carole Wooster Gary Young Henry Young Linda Young Karen Eastern . 1 I figwgfwq 5 A ---' 3? I M 5 il ,tn , y , . I if gs -1-Ql7.':f - ' Ruth Alexander Gayle Allen Derelyn Baker Phillip Barth Margaret Bean Carol Beck Julie Bertwell Giolio Binaghi Marilyn Bowers Alison Branagan Paul Bryner Bruce Burgo Ramby Campbell Mark Carr Dave Cavaleri Terry Cianci Judy Clapp Kathy Clem Tim Codispoti Lori Cohey Andy Cook Tim Cooper Dave Corbin Bonnie Corey Ruth Coulimore Paul Craig Jonathan Cramer Fern Crane Mark Crofford Vince Crouse Sherrill Culbert Nancy Currier Cheryl Daniels Jeff David Martha Davis Henry Decker Kathy Deisroth Blaine Dickinson Kim Dickson Linda Dinovelli Allan Douglas Pamela Dunlop Denise Dupree Lorraine Edgin Marcia Egles ua-.' ' o .,'. .5-.nv in 1. ,W-'n,.', . -I .st . Nfl' Q . ,Q A! -M' 41 Q' .. ..Jl!,, A I :V 4 Rl.. , . lf- il' ar' ,- 4 fig- 'v' ' s-ii!-'Lv , M if I , ,g YS! J .1 5. .,,,,,, 2 +7 Blvd! 3. , ff fe U cf Wir '- . Q 0:11-Y -ff 0,4 ... My ,Xu A. -Z .5 5' 4 , I P .qv-ff . gg, I 1, I 1 ,Q 1 5 1 4 sf s 3 ff' ' ' . u 1 .JT MZQQW, . -Q. in Melodye Elliott Jeff Fogle Karen Fritz Steve Gahagen Mike Galvin Connie Grantz Steven Hand Janet Hathaway Scott Hatz Beth Hawkins Brenda Healey Karl Henck Marilyn Hostetter Jeff Howe Tami Huff Kurt Hulteen Kim Hursh Judy Johnson Karen Kelley Kim Kercher Yunock Kim Douglas Kitchen Sandra Koch The positive people in the ENC admissions and financial affairs ofhces were very important factors in my decision to come here. After two months I am rewarded. exhausted, frustrated and inspired. My four warm, helpful Christian professors are doing their utmost for me. Chapel I like. It is a joy getting to know the students. lam here on a dream, a prayer, and a loan, and with God 's help. hope to earn a degree in Social Work. I love you. ENC. Patricia Garrity Q This year the class of '82 has had a tremendous amount of participation in comparison to their freshman year. The sophomores became a vital key to the success of the freshmen 's orientation week activities. They also sponsored an all school swim party. a UNICEF campaign. candy cane sales. easter egg-a-grams. VaIentine's Day carnations and May flowers. Not to mention their famous danish sales on saturday mornings for all those late risers. The numerous other responsibilities that they handled throughout the year fHomecoming Queen 's reception, bloodmobile. Thanksgiving Day decorations. etc. Q were met by success, thanks to hard working council members and devoted volunteers. Vince Crouse Joel Ladd Florence LeMaster Ken lick Brian lineman Jeff lineman Mary Ann Loatman Suzanne Lovering Lesa Lucie Scott MacPherson Mark Mancini Scott Mapes Valerie Mattila Dolores May Julie Mesplay Stephen Metcalfe Jill Montgomery Naomi Morton David Moser Robert Moulton Paul Munsie Stephen Nottle Keith Ogden Robin Olsen If 4 5 ' U , . I I 1 fu- . 1 , I l iii lf' vig - .Q L. ,. Becoming. That's what I'm doing here at ENC. I am not fullHlIed, I 'm fulfilling. That's what is invigorating to me. My happiness here doesn 't come just from my status or my major. it comes from the unfolding revelation of seeing myself as potential Hnding expression. I find in this community the support of the Christian body that liberates me to overcome fears and become the person I want to be. Joel Ladd To say that life here at ENC can be challenging is somewhat of an understatement. The challenges range from: getting up in the morning for breakfast: to making yourself study for the next day's classes: to gathering the courage to ask that special girl out for a date: the list goes on. But during this, my second year at ENC, I 'm realizing more and more that the real challenge doesn't lie only in the school part of life, but rather in recognizing God's call - and then answering it. David Cavaleri Clyde Osterhout Diane Padusis Dale Peryea Donald Phelps lee Ranstrom Scott Ramsey Julie Reed Janet Reilly Sharon Ressler Tony Ricci Kathy Rice Carol Riedel Carol Roe Cheryl Ronlc Michael Rose Judy Rudolph Karen Russell Laurie Schneck Carrie Schupner Brenda Senger .l.R. Sensenig Brian Seppala David Slobuszewski Donna Smith Richard Snyder Andrew Sorensen Geoffrey Stanford Audrey St. Rubin Sidney Steelman Suzanne Stickley Ruth Stiles Laurie Stinson Beth Strenge Cathy Stroman Debbie Sturgeon Pamela Sullivan Judith Taylor Brdford Thorne Edna Trombley Scott Turcott Evelyn Vail Kimberly Vandervort Roy Victor Jennifer Waddington Donna Wege George Welker James White Darene Wilson Jay Wilson a Mary Wilson Karen Wirkkala Robin Witherite Deborah Wyly Carol Yansick ul W?-V IIl Eliitfl Hayman Gfallzgz 9 sffasvff- ' 1' ll, s. Timothy Allison Timothy Ames Karen Anderson Dale Ball Tyler Beckwith Robert Berry Ruth Bish Daren Blandin David Blaney Mark Bowers Robert Bracy Brenda Briggs Elizabeth Brown Glenn Bryan Tammie Butler Dale Campbell Jean Chambers Alison Chester Paul Codispoti Cindy Compton Elliott Cooke Theresa Cooper Webb Corbin Judy Cordone Christopher Cove Faith Dlamini Kevin Doolittle Susan Feaster Virginia Ferreira Carol Gailey Joseph Galvin 5' BW' 3 i i 1, ,wg N- il' 'vm P e1'fn. .. i ' . . 'ii s , ',l1-1,2 .4-. -, ,L . s -K' , 'Z . 315, L, ' A Yi. V if zz - .-L 1, M- '-Laci .X , L a..,. 555 85.5 .. , Q '.. :V 5 I., A 5 .- 1-. Ei f . A .,. are I ,x fx ., x , 6. -45, M4 .jf A ' i bk WL L Scherel Gambill Gail Georges Jeanne Graham Ruth Griffin Carol Hirschmann Thomas Hopkins Sarah Hutchinson Ronald Jackson John Ketner Dave Kilpatrick Cindy Knox James Larkin Douglas Lee U Leroy Lewis Y James Lochary Leslie Loomis Patrick Mattoon Glenn Mitchell Mark Mohnkern fl-'V W Wi bl., gy It's hard to express how I feel about my time spent here at ENC. l've learned so much in my time here. l've been challenged by everyone I 've come in contact with: my professors. my friends . . . yes, l've even challenged m yseltf I 'm developing into the person God wants me to be, through the love and support of those around me. I think for me, I can honestly say that the Spirit at ENC really has made the difference! , , . Ruth Griffin FIB... ' 2 2 Ralph Montilio Deborah Mountz Patricia Orndorff Cheryl Paashaus Dean Quimby Debra Quimby Basil Ramey Rebecca Randolph Kim Schaeffer Erin Sheil Bonnie Silva Scott Simpson John Stanley Brian Sturgeon Janet Summerson Frank Switzer Kevin Thomas Janice Tice David Troxler Ross Tubo Timothy Wege Carolyn West Dennis Wilhelm Deborah Wilson David Woodbridge Judy Wooster The thing I 've appreciated most about ENC is the chance I have to fellowship witb other Christians. Many of these Christians face the same struggles I do. and fellow- ship and sharing with them provides a great chance for spiritual growth and maturity. Tim Allison Challenged: to produce academic excellence, to establish my own values: I to begin mv own lifej, to make lasting friendships, to become a dedicated christian, to be! Brenda Briggs Five-Year Students At Eastern Nazarene College, several special 'groups exist. Among these are the Music Majors, whose program lasts Hve years, Graduate Students, and returning students who have yet to complete their program. Here are those who are in such 'groups , Byron Baker Linda Beauregard Charlene Daub Laura Dunlcum Tim Evans Martha Fuglestad Douglas Hardy Cherilyn Ho Richard Jackson Jerry Keys Neil Kidney Delores Moser Janet Ranstrom Timothy Stiles Sharon Tikasingh Daniel Whitney Christine Young I 175 AL lfs . if 1 fl. 'Q ,vga e 1 'I Q5 I , , .,1 Y-jfs il A ,f '15 5, L ' M51 J 9 ,.xa 5 f. .94 14' Xi I' 'U-.if ,v ,'-S - o 1 5 O A w-ny .2 1? P .pr 'P 1 ff 1 rl 7, 5 ,ar I i 'll' -A, - 1 xx xx Q A ' 'Q 1 0. X-so in 'Z' fr- if V? 'ig f'J Q4 .11-1 1 s,A. K - . Q. . W t nl. ,M 4 A U . ' 11 i A 1 1 w 4 ff? s 41 UL S i 'fs ' Hs. fn bert Loga 3- , ' .0 U 4 15: x 1' L 1 A Y ,Ax 1 1 I 1 W I 'fb' ig E .-QL tsl' . 1 -u' U 'Qs' 5 'f tl LA put an vfvfi 415 ...An - .. 1 mn.. .ur ,,.....--,.1+..v ...Air-'P -1-Ypggunnsvo-4- .4-:qv-'lv spilt M i I I i 1 z L . T, X if ik, QE? A iw, , 4-5, 29 A Q. 7.1. Xi- I., A . E. ., 3-iiiwq' Q 1 Y i I r E L iv: 'il -Q., ,.+- 0 ilk .5 ummm'- ' 1' 123,- ...Ry Q 1 r pa i 1 1 I i 1 r 5 Marcia J. Mitchell Music Education Deborah J. Stroman Christian Education I9 9 Who's Who The I 979-S0 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Uni- versities and Colleges will carry the names of I9 students from ENC this year. They ha ve been selected as be- ing among the country's most out- standing campus leaders. Based on their academic achievement. service to the community, leadership in ex- tracurricular activities and future po- tential, they are: o , Tim A. Cole Economics 8 Bus. Administration 515 ws Q35 Janet L. Ranstrom , History!PhysicaI Education Delores J. Moser Music Education ,P aa. R - sq ,, 'nh Edith R. Angell - Biology Dana D. Peck - History V99 'vw-, ,af Shirley J. landers Psychology at Esther Y. Johnson - Biology I Cynthia R. Mengle - Biology Dorrance W. Nichols - Communications Kathleen M. Burba - Elementary Education lei, 4 laura E. Bleh Social Work Sharon S Knox Biology I-'Y I I I w L X 1 w 1 I I N DISTRICT ROSTER Maine District Cape Elizabeth, ME Skowhegan, ME New England District Brockton, MA Dennisport, MA Duxbury, MA East Charleston, VT Manchester, CT Wollaston, MA Upstate New York District Auburn, NY Binghamton, NY Niagara Falls, NY Owego, NY Potsdam, NY Schenectady, NY Wilmington, NY New York District Butler, NJ Lakeland, Denville, NJ Massapequa, NY Norwalk, CT Sparta, NJ Yorktown Heights, NY Virginia District Leesburg, VA Roanoke, VA Philadelphia District Birdsboro, PA Bridgeton, NJ Collingdale, PA Ephrata, PA Harrisburg, PA Millville, NJ Reading, PA Royersford, PA Selinsgrove, PA West Grove, PA Washington District Annapolis, MD Baltimore First, MD BelAir, MD Chestertown, MD College Park, MD Cumberland, MD Dover, DE Dundalk, Baltimore, MD Easton, MD Frederick, MD Hanover, PA Laurel, DE Marley Park, MD Newark, DE New Cumberland, PA Salisbury, MD Sandtown, DE r I I f I I I NEW YORK DISTRICT 'UH Q N . ,A-14 DISTRICT ADVISORY BOARD Rev. Clarence Jacobs Rev. David Dooley Mr. Ross Miller Dr. Raymond Dunlop DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Rev. M.V. Scutt P.O.Box I79 Yorktown Heights, N.Y. DISTRICT OFFICERS SECRETARY TREASURER Rev. James Collom Mr. Samuel Brown CHAIRMAN - BOARD OF NYI PRESIDENT CHRISTIAN LIFE Rev. David Trauffer MIS. Ann Rearick TRUSTEES TO ENC Rev. James Collom Rev. M.V. Scutt Mr. Charles Blade Mrs. Ann Rearick w 1 1 4 I 1 I I PITT BURGH DISTRICT District Advisory Board Rev. Wayne Acton Rev. Jack Christner Rev. Dallas Mucci Mr. Lauren Cousins Mr. Ronald Rieder Mr. Willis Whitling DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Dr. William J. Prince l75 North Road Butler, Pa DISTRICT OFFICERS Secretary Treasurer Rev. James E. Huggins Rev. Wayne H. Acton NYI President NWMS President Rev. Terry Sowden Mrs. Evelyn Prince Chairman - Board of Christian Life Rev. Louis Staubs Trustees to ENC Dr. William J. Prince Rev. Barry Mohney Mr. Lauren Cousins Dr. Douglas Pepper I 2 2 - Si . fQ'4f fibisf 5, I ,. 1,4 ' ..1 .l 'ff I WASHINGTON DISTRICT 'fix ...JY fm 5 .C Q, 3 1 . 1 4 D 4-. ,M '- gif ' District Advisory Board Dr. Roy E. Carnahan Rev. Quentin C. Caswell Dr. Tom Nees Mr. Paul V. Freese Mr. David Krutenat Mr. Merritt H. Mann i. DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Roy E. Carnahan 2509 Jonathan Road Ellicott City, MD District Officers Secretary Treasurer Rev. George E. Teague Mr. Kenneth W. Creswell NWMS President NYI President Mrs. Doris Carnahan Rev. William B. Nielson Chairman -- -Board of Christian Life Rev. Lee R. McCleery Trustees to ENC Dr. Roy E. Carnahan Rev. George E. Teague Mr. Paul B. Freese Mr. Merritt H. Mann CALVARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ENC Students Delores Moser David Moser Judy Rudolph Daniel Whitney Ralph Sensenig Rev. Wm. D. Mowen Pastor Rev. Robert J. Sutton Minister of Youth and Music Rev. Phillip D. Hause Minister to Children Rev. G. Thomas Spiker Minister of Visitation 62I Centre Avenue Reading, Pennsylvania Associates: Chester M. Williams Lester L. Boady EPH RATA Clair H. Fisher Pastor Church of the Nazarene N. Academy Drive at Dawn Avenue Ephrata, PA ENC Students .lill Montgomery Connie Grantz Rayella Stevens Ray Shalter AVCN GROVE Church of the Nazarene Box 98 State Road West Grove, PA l ' V - Q tx X 3 fi N 'E' Rev. Myron E. Richey Class of '46 Pastor ENC Students Laurie Richey Peter Carey Michael Coldiron SOUTH HILLS CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 56OI Library Road Pittsburgh, PA a as . Mucci N ENCStd t BbNII C IR dl D dSffd hen W. Di man Associate Pastor B LTIMCRE FIR T HUR H OF THE NAZARE E 88OI Rogers Avenue Ellicott City, MD 2lO43 r 1 Wllllam B. Nielson Mlnlster of Youth and Muslc W f 45' W' f' X A K' Y14?,fg'7 , exam.: ff f ff ,f ., WW Q . 'r f ww- . ,, HIM M-Qva .2 , ,U ,E , 3 4' . N, W Q A N t SM M , . ,, .:W,.: . 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V' J' 2 X, ' f? lifi Aff tv ENC Students Greg Allen Nanette Baumgartner Sherril Carnahan Jeff Fogle Peggy O'Donnell Brian Sturgeon Sharon Walker 'Q A. Havener nt Pastor . l .- . .. , E' , - F , .Ke gafx-gf? gg-Q33-.xag Q v : U ?.I.1ii?5 .'4?31 - 'A 1 -'V' S t 1. i .IN ,s I , QL it b. 1 , T ,. f Ax 'L '61 5' .-xx gag A , rig, '-,ew , '4waf,, 1 X X' vs. 5 w. M ' yt' . . ' J 'Q' T: lf- X sr . .aa 1 . 1-. 425 . '- 'xxx QQ QQ ?Q 'K , ,340 .,, , ,Q 41, My '? . - fly ' fe 1 z ,, ,, K. ,wg '41 Maids 4 A fait x , Lrg, f ,sign 1 1 . +1 A , 3 rg! v ' H ,Q , at y Q t 2 , 4 , ,W . 5 v Jw 1 , W M if ,1 .X Q J 110' W' yi W in ANNAPOLIS FIRST CHURCH Rev. Marcus Briggs. Pastor NEW CUMBERLAND PENNSYLVANIA First Church of the Nazarene l6th and Brandt Sts. New Cumberland, PA .lack E. Holcomb Pastor ENC Students Sandy Haines Cindy Knox Deb Mountz Tony Lerch l309 Bay Ridge A Annapolis, MD Debra l.y I I f V9 ll s V ENC Student f I ,. I ffyu I A' I nn Shiflett MARLEY PARK Church of the Nazarene Rev. Harold Parry, Pastor 503 Old Annapoli ENC Student NEWARK FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 357 Paper Mlll Rd. Newark 2 Delaware l97ll Edward W. Le Pastor ENC Studen Glen Burnie, MD David Sha ark Burges I I v 1, 'J ' , , - , ' WL'My-?2fi '-?s ' A 'V' ' .. 4, ,iw -,fx , --fzwf S: V., , UZVZQQTG 2:11381 Kfffylv 4 4 -4 ,g ' .. vcfslff: isi, JJ1 '- ' , M 4- fx ., -, Q , H4 4 9' Ji? AM, qlyw N - Lag. ' J' .,1-fr , 4-5. 1,- ygw' wr' ','Q?f- ,:g,,A,.l ' iv. 'iywlg' ' -' , M , ra- ggg ,,Y, :X ,,,.--'QL...rpexmiz-..,A,:g-,-3.,wx , rf., Q. fs: ,V ,A sf., E,-M qi' Nj IE kvvl Q51 I X f p 1 3 FIIRMAI. SHUP SPGNSCRS GF THE I9S0 BARBERSHDP QUARTET I586 Hancock or 445 Willard 773-72I3 479-7400 Quincy, Mass ? 'WA ik ' 'K 9 .4,3x 1 ,S , PRESIDENT Merritt H. Mann '59 Silver Spring. MD VICE-PRESIDENT Gary Jones '66 Wollaston, MA TREASURER Barbara Finch '60 Wollaston, MA EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Richard Pritchard '67 Wollaston, MA The Eastern Nazarene College LUMNI ASSOCIATION I 980 and welcomes them to full membership in the worldwide fellowship of former ENC students BOARD OF DIRECTORS TRUSTEES FOR ENC Wesley Argell '28 Wollaston, MA Donald Strong 39 Hingham, MA Patricia Ward '62 State College, PA William Dyment 59 Reading, MA James Sheets '58 Quincy, MA William Nielson '7I Ellicott City, MD EASTERN NAZARENE COLLEGE Harold Parry '48 Marley Park, MD Richard Schubert '58 Easton, PA ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS Glenn Boden '63 Plympton, MA .lack Laudermilk 62 Duxbury, MA Cathy Pierce '64 Weymouth, MA V I I X k i l W E r E I l If i I er. 5 6, . .3 swf .- .Y ,--.,,.,,,,,, VJ 4 5. 1? D. kill -NL L. F P .-. .., 'S-f gv s Q .-., - k jc, I ac N! ii Fife 5.2 T In N Q. ' -f was gn el, rfgnqi. ae.,,,Q ' A ABALI. LIVINGSTONE. Nigeria ADAMS. EARL. Dorchester. MA ADAMS. 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KHALIL. 600 W Main St. Avon. MA 02322 BAKAYSA. RONALD. 2I96 Jacow Rd. Niagara Falls. NY l4304 BAKER. BYRON. l68 Marlboro St. Quincy. MA 02I70 BAKER. DERELYN. I5 Peach Sf. Braintree. MA 02I84 BAKER. PETER. Rt. 52 Box 4l8 Fishkill. NY 0l9l5 BALDWIN. RHODORA. 74 Elder St. Pawtucket. Rl 02860 BALL. DALE. l26l Belmont Ave. West Chester. PA I9380 BAMBLING. REX. Box 476 Gwynn. VA 22843 BARNETT. JULIE. Box 20I Johnson. VT 05656 BARRIGAR. WENDY. IB4 Farm St. Blackstone. MA 0l504 BARROW. JUNE. l35-l.4 Cheney St. Jamaica. NY I I434 BARTH. PHILLIP. RD I Box l66 Hope Rd. Enon. Valley. PA l6I20 BATES. JOANNE. 40l Putnam Ave. . Cambridge. MA 02l39 BATES, SANDRA. 40l Putnam Ave. Cambridge. MA 02l39 BAYNE. ANDRIA. 43l Mill St. New Bedford. MA 02740 BEAN. MARGARET. 467l Jordan Rd. Skaneateles. NY I3l53 BEAUREGARD. LINDA. 20 Seventh St. New Bedord. MA 02740 BECK. CAROL. 7lS Oak St. Bloomsburg. PA l78l5 BECKWITH. TYLER. I2 Lynn Dr. Vernon. CT 06066 BELLE. CATHLEEN. l26 E Cheltenham Rd. Syracuse. NY l320S BELOKUR. GAIL BERGERS. DAWN. RD 2 Box 236 Red Hook. NY I257l BERRY. ROBERT. 29l5 Grafton Lane Churchville. MD 2l028 cm 'egg J' . jvgsg .4 if 229 'D 5' Pl-fl ,e....,,, -,, J 'J A, 7 1 .f ,QV BERTWELL. JULIE: 8 Sycamore St. Danvers. MA 0l923 BIEDENKAPP. THEODORE: l367 Pine Acres Blvd. Bay Shore. NY I BINAGHI. GIULIO: 708 Washington Ave. Revere. MA 02l5l BISH. RUTH: 3494 L Mountain Rd. Sanborn. NY l4I32 BLACKBURN. DONNA: 26l York St. Canton. MA BLAKE. BRAD: l62 Mountain Ave. Wyckoff. NJ 0748I BLANDIN. DAREN: 2l Winding Ct. Monegan Lake. NY l0547 BLANEY. DAVID: 2l Hillcrest Dr. Tolland. CT 06084 BLANEY. KIMBERLEY: 2l Hillcrest Dr. Tolland. CT 06084 BLEH. LAURA: 222 E. Chicasaw Rd. Va. Beach. VA 23462 BLUME. PENELOPE BODINE. LINDA: Rd I Gaskill Rd. Owego. NY l3827 BONESS. ANN-MARIE: 39 Elm Ave. Wollaston. MA 02l70 BOTTERBUSCH. TIMOTHY: 923 Hay St. York. Pa l7403 BOWERS. MARILYN: 72I7 Easy St. Camp Springs. MD 2003I BOWERS. MARK: 72l7 Easy St. Camp Springs. MD 2003! BOWSER. 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MA 02035 DUNCAN. GLENN. 25l6 McHenry Dr. Silver Spring. MD 20904 DUNKUM. LAURA. I009 Main St. S Weymouth. MA 02l90 DUNLOP. PAMELA. I4 Righter Rd. Succasunna. NJ 07876 DUPREE, DENISE. RD 2 Box 89I Plattsburgh. NY I290l DURHAM. BARRY DYMENT. WILLIAM. I8 Small la. Reading. MA 0I867 E EDGIN. LORRAINE EDMONDS. DARRYL. 227-I8 II2th Ave. Queens Village. NY II429 EDWARDS. DONNALEE. 520 Deerfield Dr. Norristown. PA I9403 EDWARDS. KEVIN. I50 S. Main St. Woodstown. NJ 08098 EGLES. MARCIA. 546 Plymouth St. Holbrook. MA 02342 EISS. JEAN. Perchlack Rd. Evans Mill. NY l3608 ELLIOTT. MELODYE. 4400 Island PI. 304 Annadale. VA 22003 ENOS. BONNIE. I72 North St. Dalton. MA 0I226 ERBE.ESTHER I04 S Main St. Allentown. NJ 0850I ESHLEMAN. GAILYNN. 3l2 Highland Ave. Downington. PA I9335 EVANS. TIMOTHY EVERTON. STEVEN. 30 Landers Rd. Reading. MA 0I867 F FAIRBAIRN. MICHELLE, I0004 Tumbleweed Ct. Fairfax. VA 22032 FARMER. SUSAN. 2l05 Brookhaven Ct. Fallston. MD 2I047 FEASTER. SUSAN L. RD I New Paris. 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KATHRYN J. 5l26 W Point Loma Blvd. San Diego. CA 92l07 MALCOLM. JANE L. 524 Heiser Rd. Collegeville. PA I9426 MALONY. JANICE C. 9209 Ox Rd. Lorton. VA 22079 MALONY. KATHLEEN E. I4992 Alaska Rd. Woodbridge. FL 22l9I MALVESTI. LOIS A. 39I Quarry St. Quincy. MA 02I69 MANCINI. MARK J. RD I Walker Rd. Endicott. NY I3760 MAPES. SCOTT S. Box I5 Petrolia St. Knox. PA I6232 MARLOW. MARTY MARPLE. RALPH I. 5 Morley Rd. Wollaston. MA 02l70 MARTELL. ARLENE A. 325 E. 52 St. Brooklyn. NY lI203 MARTIN. DEBORAH A. 306 Ardmore Ave. Trenton. NJ 08629 MARTIN. MICHAEL O. 8300 Chivalry Rd. Annadale. VA 22003 MARVILLE. ROBERT F. 26 Dunlap Ave. Pennsville. NJ 08070 MASON. CHRISTOPHER C. I67 Maine Ave. Millinocket. ME 04462 MATOS. CAROL. Mass MATTHEWS. RICHARD. I7 Cushing Ave. Brockton. Mass MATTILA. VALERIE. I22 South Row Rd. Townsend. Mass 0I469 MATTOON. PATRICK. Mooers. NY I2958 MAY. DOLORES. 3M Steward PI. Apts. Corning. NY I4830 MAY. GARY. High Rd. Lavelle. PA I7943 MAY. INGEBORG. 46 N. 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Wales, PA I9454 ALLEY DEBBIE I2 Sewall St Wollaston, Mass 02I70 BAKER LEROY I68 Marlboro St Wollaston Mass 02I70 BANKSTON MICHAEL II Florence St Wollaston Mass 02I70 BLAKE LORRAINE 20 Harnson Ave Braintree Mass 02I70 BOLLINGER ROBERT Sturlevanl Rd Qulncy Mass 02l69 BRAATEN BRENDA 47 Wendell Ave Wollaston Mass 02I70 BRADLEY RONALD 23 E Elm Ave Wollaston Mass 02I70 BRANDES LAMBERT 244 Sprung St Marshfreld Mass 02052 BRICKLEY DONALD I44 Shore Rd Quincy Mass 02I69 BROWN GL DYS ll Bartlett St N Weymouth Mass 02I9I BROWN LEROY I0 Speakman St Wollaston Mass 02I70 BROWN MARY I0 Speakman St Wollaston Mass 02I70 BRYANT KENNETH I4 Sachem St Wollaston Mass 02I70 CALDWELL CHARLES l07 Vassall St Wollaston Mass 02I70 CALEY WENDELL JR ll Canton Rd Quincy Mass 02I70 CALHOUN LYAL 34 Aberdeen Rd Squantum Mass 02I70 CALLIS GERTRUDE 3 Hawthorne St Hrngham Mass 02043 CAMERON JAMES 64 Davls St Wollaston Mass 02I70 CAMERON RUTH 64 Davis St Wollaston Mass 02I70 CASELEY JEAN I4 Pontlac Rd Qurncy Mass 02I69 CHRISTIANSEN DONALD 23 Faxon Rd N Quincy Mass 02l7I CNOSSEN CHRISTIE I0 Speakman St Wollaston Mass 02I70 COLVILLE HARRIET Sl Parksnde Crrcle Brarntree Mass 02I70 CONSTANTINE DONALD l08 Beach St Wollaston Mass 02I70 COPPIE JAMES 297 Beach St Wollaston Mass 02I70 CROSS CHERYL I0 Speakman St Wollaston Mass 02I70 DAVID KATHY I0 Speakman St Wollaston Mass 02I70 DAVIS STEVE 60 Bromfleld St Wollaston Mass 02I70 DEGELMAN DOUGLAS 34 Snmmons Rd Hrngham Mass 02043 DETWILLER NANCY I04 Phrllrps St Wollaston Mass 02I70 DUNLOP WAYNE 2I Sachem St Wollaston Mass 02I70 FAULKNER BARBARA 30 Dons Dr Weymouth Mass 02l9l FENN PHYLLIS ll Sachem St Wollaston Mass 02I70 FINCH BARBARA 2I7 Wllson Ave Wollaston Mass 02I70 FISH RICHARD l0l Whrtcomb Ave Hmgham Mass 02I43 FREDERICK STAFFORD I0 Speakman St Wollaston Mass 02I70 FREE JOHN 7 Country Dr Hlngham Mass 02043 GALES GEORGE MD 2l00 Dorchester Ave Dorchester Mass 02224 GILL LORRAINE 38 Woodbrne St Wollaston Mass 02I70 GRAVES JANIE 23 E Elm Ave Wollaston Mass 02I70 GRESHAM DANIEL 23 E Elm Ave Wollaston Mass 02I70 '+f' 'v'!9 ? il s In ' A, .- 'Ht'-'ii I gm. 1 . V 1.7 .Ly 4 v, ' 3,3 '15 ITN QW' - 4 . .'-Q Lcwigy' ' fl 1 li GUNNERSON. STEVE- II5 Elm Ave. Wollaston, Mass. 02I70 GUNNERSON. SUE- ll5 Elm Ave. Wollaston Mass. 02I70 HALL. DORLA: 2 Davis St. Wollaston Mass. 0I270 HALL. LOWELL- 2 Davis St. Wollaston Mass. 02I70 HANNEL. DAWN: I38 School St. Quincy. Mass. 02l69 HARDING, LOIS: I6 E. Elm Ave. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 HELFRICH, ROBERT: IS4 Waterson St. Wollaston Mass. 02I70 HERSEY, CLIFF: 92 Franklin Ave. Wollaston. Mass, 02I70 HERSEY. SUE: 92 Franklin Ave. Wollaston Mass. 02I70 HORNER. MARY: 424 Liberty St. Braintree. Mass, 02l84 HOWARD. RICHARD: 9 Davis St. Wollaston Mass. 02I70 HOWARD, ROBERT: I Davis St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 HUBBARD. LAUREL: I0 Speakman St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 HUBBARD, ROBERT: I0 Speakman St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 HYBERTSON. LARRY: 86 Larchmont Lane. Hanover. Mass. 02339 IRWIN, DONALD- 35 W. Elm Ave. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 JACK. JEAN: 28 Labor Wollaston Mass. 02I70 JANES, MARION- 30 Marlboro St. Wollaston, Mass. 02I70 JENNINGS. DWIGHT: I30 Willow St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 JENNINGS. NANCY: I30 Willow St. Wollaston, Mass. 02I70 JONES. MARY: 23 E. Elm Ave. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 JURY, JOAN: IIS Elm Ave. Wollaston, Mass. 02I70 KAUFFMAN. ALICE: l2l Willow St. Wollaston, Mass. 02I70 KAUFFMAN. ALVIN: I2I Willow St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 KERN. BRIAN: 57 Wendell Ave. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 KEYS, GLENN: 7I Elm Ave. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 KEYS. PEGGY: 7I Elm Ave. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 KOTTIS. GREGORY: 45 Powderdrell Ave, Randolph. Mass. 02368 LANHAM, JANET: 32 Patten St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 LARKIN. GREG: 4I W. Elm Ave. Wollaston, Mass. 02I70 LARKIN. PATRICIA: 4I W. Elm Ave. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 LINDSTROM, NANCY: I0 Speakman St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 LOMBA. ARTHUR: 50 Legge St. Bridgewater, Mass. 02324 LORD. LINWOOD: 3 Lake St. Braintree. Mass. 02I84 MACCALLUM. MYRNA: l066 Main St. Hanover. Mass. 02339 MACLEOD. MARION: 58 Chubbuck St. Quincy, Mass. 02I69 MANN. GWENDOLYN: I8 Thornton. St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 MARIANO, DARLENE: I0 Speakman St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 MCCLOY, JEROLD: 9 Bromlield St. Wollaston, Mass. 02I70 MCLAREN. PHILLIP: 23 Davis St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 MEHRLING, BENJAMIN: I34 Hancock St. Cambridge, Mass. 02l39 X W METCALFE. RUSSELL: I2 E. Elm Ave. Wollaston Mass. 02I70 MILLICAN. BRADY- 40 Arlington St. Newton Mass. 02l58 MULLEN. WILBUR- 2I Bromfield St. Wollaston Mass. 02I70 MUNRO. ALETHA- 8 Lisa Rd. Randolph Mass. 02368 MYERS. PATTI- I05 Narragansett Dr. Quincy. Mass. 02I69 NAYLOR. LUCY: 97 Willow St. Wollaston Mass. 02I70 NEMETH PAM- II2 Wilson St. Norwood Mass. 02062 NEWMAN. SHIRLEY- I4 Lingley Rd. Braintree.M1ss. 02l84 NORTON, ROBERT: 22 Sewall St. Wollaston Mass. 02I70 OWENS. CHARLES- 70 Bowdoin St. Quincy. Mass. 02I7l PAUL. CECIL- 99 Dixwell Ave. Quincy Mass. 02I69 RANSTROM LOUISA- 7 Leonard R. N. Weymouth Mass. 02I9l RAPALJE. JOSEPH- 30 Buckingham Rd. Wollaston Mass. 02I70 REED, DONALD- I Dunbarton Rd. Wollaston Mass. 02I70 REED, ELVA- I Dunbarton Rd. Wollaston Mass. 02I70 SAUNDERS. LAWSON: 27 Blake St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 SCOTT. PETER: I22 Willow St. Wollaston Mass. 02I70 SHEA. DANIEL: II9 Elm Ave, Wollaston Mass. 02I70 SHEETS, JIM: 926 Furnace Brk. Pkwy. Quincy. Mass. 02I70 SINCLAIR, MERLE: 63 Lake St. E. Weymouth. Mass. 02I89 SORENSEN. DOUGLAS: I44 Willow St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 STARK, JAMES: 29 Beach St. Wollaston, Mass. 02I70 STARK, MARILYN: 29 Beach St. Wollaston, Mass. 02I70 STRYKER, DAVID: 20 Ellington Rd. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 SULLIVAN. KENNETH: 33 Albion Rd, Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 TAFT, ROBERT: I0 Speakman St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 TARRANT. DOROTHY: I I9 Elm Ave. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 TINK. FLETCHER: I0 Speakman St. Wollaston, Mass. 02I-70 TOSE. VICTOR: 4l7 Commercial St. Weymouth, Mass. 02I88 TURNER. WILLIAM: 297 Beach St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 VANDERVORT. KENT: I0 Speakman St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 VARUGHESE. ALEX: I I0 Willow St. 'Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 WARD, AUDREY: Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 WATKINS. SUSAN: IIS Elm Ave. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 WETMORE. GORDON: I0 Speakman St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 WINDERL. CARL: 23 E, Elm Ave. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 WINDERL. RONDA: 23 E. Elm Ave. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 YERXA. DONALD: l05 Vassall St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 YOUNG. DONALD: 3 Speakman St. Wollaston. Mass. 02I70 49 v fe- ' 40 diamonds - watches - jewelry 2 09 1402 Hancock St. Quincy Mass. 02169 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I980 Null NORFOLK FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions 49 Beale Street, Quincy. Mass, 02I70 472-7 IOO TO: The Senior Class of l980 Best wishes and success in life. DEW RE BROS. FU ERAL HOME -, in .-:E,.,, M54 -A K 'QF - ,z:'w,avAa'-2, n , '-1 LVN 1 SERVING ANY DISTANCE 576 Hancock St. Quincy, Ma 472-I I37 DIRECTOR Donald M. Deware a 'Ta KS asmxw , , WJ, , Q Stu en QQSSQKDQQ RN NAZARENE EASTE COLLEGE QUINCY, wmss. MANN STUDENT cr-:NTER 5. 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She has taken complete care of the books. complete care of all of the advertising section. and has assisted in a lot of the messy busywork of the office. What can I say, Ruth. but thanks! My Photography Editor and fellow photographer. Dave Slobuszewski, I owe a great amount of appreciation to. He has not hesitated a moment when the time came for an appointment to take a picture, or to get a shot when it only will happen once. To a great friend. Dave. thankyou for giving me your time. To all of those who helped with their ideas. thoughts. arguements. and just for stopping in to say hello - I say thanks. Without your help and support. the book never would have been completed. Thankyou Pam. Tammy, Ann. Andy, Jeff. and Dave and Brenda from the Campus Camera for your help and support. The theme for this year's book is. ChalIenge! We've looked at it. discussed it. worked on it, and now it' is finished. If I ask myself the question that I originally began with. Will it become a chaIlenge? , my answer. no matter when I answer it. will always be. YOU BET! ' Dave Kilpatrick Editor. Nautilus 1 4