Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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'MIIEIHPEE illllanagemvnt XVe feel highly privileged in having as Treas- urer of the Eastern Nazarene College, Leroy D. Peavey, a Christian gentleman and a man of marked business ability. He has been con- nected in this capacity with our institution for several years, and to his untiring efforts and un- wavering faith we owe to a great extent our present sound l:1112.1lCl3,l and scholastic standing. By work and prayer, our Business Manager, Glen XY. Siefarth, has overcome gigantic finan- cial difficulties. By new ideas and strict econ- omy, in less than two years he has placed the Eastern Nazarene College on a sound. financial basis it has never known. Our constituents may be assured that Brother Siefarth realizes one hundred per cent on every dollar invested in the institution. VVe owe a debt of gratitude to this man, who at the call of God stepped from pas- toral success to this position of sacrifice and responsibility. Page Nineleen

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56 Page Eighteen Si MRS. MARION E. MACKENNEY GRACE BUSH :matron and Dean Nurse For hearts where awakened love H When I was sick, you gave me doth lurk, bitter pillsf' How fine, how blest a thing is work!,' ANNIXBEL MACQUARRIE VICTOR VV. MATTHEWS ,Hssistanl 'Dean Bookkeeper Do you not know 1 am a woman? HSkillfuI, honest and true-hearted. What I think I must speak!

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'fguarh nf Uruaaiees PERSONNEL Fred J. Shields, ex officio g New England New York Wasil.-Plzil. Piftsbzfrglz S. XV. Beers Paul Hill -I. T. Maybury Dr. J. H. Sloan L. D. Peavey H. M. Moore J. A. VVard H. R. Beegle .lohn Gould. VV. M. Creal ALUMNI Clara E. Lincoln OFFICERS S. VV. Beers .................................,.......,......... President ll. T. Maybury ....,......................... Vice-President Paul Hill ...,....,..........,....,...... .............,...,....... S ccrcfary L. D. Peavey ................................,..........,.... Tvfeaszzrcr The General Board of Education of the Church of the Nazarene has combined the several districts into educational zones. Our college is maintained by the Eastern Educational Zone, which comprises the New England, New York, VVashington-Phil- adelphia, and Pittsburgh Districts. In proportion to the membership of these districts, trustees of our college are elected each year by the various District Assemblies. In addition to these, one member is elected. yearly from the Alumni Association. At present the Board is composed of eleven members: three each from the New England and Pittsburgh Districts, two each from the New York and VVashington-Philadelphia Districts, and one from the Alumni. The Board of Trustees meets at the College several times each academic year and the members are always welcome guests. Our trustees do us honor. They are a body of able men of vision, and intend to build a college that will enable our young people to achieve the highest possible scholastic attainments and at the same time to maintain intense religious fervor. 'Page Twenty