Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Board gf Tmsfees OI IfICERS JOHN GOULD . . . Clmlirnmn HOWARD V. NIILLER . l'ice-Chairman CHARLES J. WASHBURN . . . Secretary LEROY D. PEAVEY . . Trmfurer PERSONNEL New England Diffrict Pitifbzzrglz Dlfirirt JOHN GOULD DR. HOWARD 'SLOAN HOWARD V. MILLER ALBERT WELCH LEROY D. PEAVEY FRED G. STRICKLER New Yorle Diftric! Wafhington-Phlladflphia Diftrlct VV. E. RILEY JOHN T. BIAYBURY JOSEPH WARD EDWARD SLOCUM Preficlwzt of the College Alumni Reprefmzlczflw FLOYD VV. NEASE CHARLES J. WTIXSHBURN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE JOHN GOULD FLOYD W. NEASE LEROY D. PEAVEY CHARLES J. VVYASHBURN Page Twwfzly-one

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