Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Semors Morro: HNot for self, but for all. COLORS: Garnet and Silver FLOWER: Red Rose OFFICERS SAMUEL YOUNG . . . , . . Presidezzf WESLEY ANGELL . . Vice-Presidelzi DOROTHY PEAVEY . . . . Secrcfwy HOWARD SLOAN ..,....... . TI'6tlSlll'6l' PROFESSOR MUNRO, .-1 dwiser Agrippina, the mother of Nero, upon being told that if ever her son came to be an Emperor he would be her murderer, replied, I am content to perish if he may be Emperor. Of course Agrippina's statement was made with vainglory and foolish pride, but we cannot help admiring the utter selflessness of her attitude. It is this spirit of unselfishness that has dominated and actuated the life of our Senior Class. Their very motto, Not for self, but for all, is indicative of a purposeful life. They are taking up the challenge of the Master who said, The field is the world. Although none of them are planning definitely to be foreign missionaries, yet their life among us has revealed the fact that they have a world view, a world reach, and a disposition in each of their hearts to do their individual tasks well. . I cast one look at the fields, Then set my face to the town, He said, 'My child, do you yield? Will you leave the flowers for the crown? Then into His hand went mine, And into my heart came He, And I walk in a light divine, The path I had feared to see. Page Twenty-firm

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, i is ' , mf 1. ' S emors SAMUEL YOUNG CLEVELAND, O. A.B. - English Literature A lways fronting onward toward the light, Always and always facing toward the right. Business Manager Nautilus, '25, Mem- ber of Appointment and Finance Committee of Evangelistic Association, '25, Chorister of Church, '26, President Sophomore Class, '26, Class Basketball, '26, 727, '28, President Lyceum, '27, President Junior Class, ,27, Literary Editor Nautilus, y27, '28, Presi- dent Senior Class, '28. Ever since 1922, when Sam first came to E. N. C., he has possessed the austere dignity of a Senior. Good sportsmanship, executive ability and sturdy Christian qualities are his chief characteristics. Sam is a Scotchman, but has never been found guilty of pocketing his time and honest effort. His daily life is a varied one: first we see him in the library studying, then in chapel solemnly recording the absentees, and then in the gym playing basketball. To be a student and a Dean of Men at the same time is a difficult situation in which to find oneself. And yet he has always maintained the respect and good will of the students at E, N. C. DOROTHY PEAVEY Watertown, Mass. A.B. - English Literature Dark porrh and silent aisle, There comes the sound of marriage bells. Secretary Missionary Society, '25, Sec- retary College Department, '26, Vice- President B. L. S., '26, Secretary Nautilus, '26, '27, '28, Assistant Treasurer Missionary Society, '27, Vice-President Student Organ- ization, '28, Secretary Senior Class, '28. Dorothy has taken all of her college work at E. N. C. A spirit of gentleness and helpfulness has characterized her life among us constantly. Always unassuming with reference to honors, but essentially faithful to the given task, she has been a pattern of good works. To the student body in general she may have been somewhat unknown, but to her class she has proved herself to be one of the well known group. at --V--f v- , I ' s sw fi,-V---W -'-- - is , f,,1g.L,., , r -Vysgfg. . . ' l f swwif- - 3 ff-.s-M. - 2 sw- sf gg at at its 'Y 1 ii 'l 'g' ihw ' ' ' E117 ,QfA ' 1 V - .-fa