Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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N A U T I L L' S J U N 1 0 R s .. it v N-5 1 N I dl , ' - .,,, M g' fr 1 . K' xQQ.s-.fy fl! . 1 at ESTHER A. HASKARU Nl,xnE1,1NE A. NUSTRAND HHH' looks do argue her replete with HLove understands love: it needs no talk. modestyf Mus. CARRIE I,. fiARlJNlCR HThe way to a ll13I'l.S heart lies thru his stomach. 29

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NAU'l'ILL'S JUNIORS P 1' HowARn G. He:RRscHAi'1' Bi-:ATRICE H. MACKENNEX' Give me, next good,:u1 understanding wife. HNothing is so charming as the Coloring of simplicity. ALICE SPANGENBERG 'iGive me some inusic, music, moody food of us that 'trade in love. 28

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NAl l'ILl'S SOPHOMORE CLASS xllli class of 102-l organized October 31, 1921. The officers for the Sophomore year were elected in the following order: President, Mr. Russell Harrington of Portland. Maine, Yice-president, Miss Hattie Goodrich of XYashinfgton, ll C3 Secretary-Treasurer, Miss Annie .Xrchibald of Quincy, Mass. The other members of the class are Miss Dorothy lYhite of Spring Yalley, N. Y.3 Miss Edith Peirce of XYorcester, Mass.: Mr. Edwin Rush of Mannington, XY. Ya., and last but not least, as the saying goes, Mr. Leon Fitch of Che- iatchet. Rhode Island, the person who gives our youthful class a tone of age and soberness. Though our class could be enlarged considerably without being actually large, it is not lacking' in qualities which make for a loyal, studious band. On account of our tardy or- ganization, class activities have not been very strenuous, but that does not mean that we intend inactivitv to be permanent. Some of our members are smacking their lips already in anticipation of-well, that would be telling. 30