Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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f A -, , J 3 .1 v 1 , Af2f-,,e A All, Q 0 g 1 9 K ,Oi J' 6 Faealzjf R. WAYNE GARDNER, A.M. Regislrar ana' Principal gf ,'11lYZfif377ZJV deling Presidenl, First Senzexler MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE A' The hear! to mneeive, the zmf!er.vtana'- ing to direef, and the hand lo execute. BERTI-IA MUNRO, .-LM. Dean q' C ollege ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE She is all gentleneis, yeljirnz to lrzzth -ind bien with ezfry pleafing :'i1'Ine.,' ERNEST E. ANGELL, S.T.L. Dean Qf Theologieai Deparfnzeni BIBLICAL LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE He if wife who fan in.rl7'm't my and assist as in daily Uirfzmu: fixing. . .,., . xg . f 'f':. . .1 L . 1 Page Seventeen

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fllfe l JP. A,. - . P- ' P .X o e N AU? 0 o 5 jg 'Q -',,i?'f if E, 1- E PRESIDENT FLOYD VV. NEASE, A.M., B.D., S.T.M. Professor of Philosophy and Religion X OUR PRESIDENT fills a large place in the life of E. N. C. He is our leader and friend. With his strength of mind and character he holds us to true standards and ideals of scholarship and spirituality. Students and faculty go to his oHice for counsel or to pray. He is definitely related to each student and each group, ready always with sympathy and helpful suggestions. In the religious life of the College President Nease has a ministry. His earnest messages and constant encouragement have blessed us. From time to time as he preaches to us we are stirred to meet issues and make decisions. One of our most familiar pictures is of the President as leader of chapel. To the daily service he brings freshness, the heart of some Christian truth interpreted with sure insight into our lives. Vile heed and treasure his direct chapel talks. He is a kindly teacher, capable and scholarly. His classes are vital, thought-provoking. All the reins of college life are wisely controlled by his hand. Offices, duties, honors, - but larger than all these is the place he Hlls in our hearts. Page Sixleen

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