Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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JPL- AQ' C 8 w SJQJCE Sir. ,fMA1' iii' Q-.-9-QQ' .X ' ' A L . KN ' ,QQ JQYVE3' T. IC, .L git , .LJSL-t ,EB JESSIE LOUISE ANGILLY PROVIDENCE, R. I. S.B. - Mathematics 'L True to lzer word, lzer work and lzerfriend.f. Secretary Freshman Class, '26, Secretary Sophomore Class, '27, Secretary B. L. S., '27, Secretary-Treasurer Modern Language Circle, Secretary-Treasurer Palmer Science and Math- ematics Club, '28 Facts gleaned from her roommate: Sews all the time, studies early in the morning, says often 'I want something to eat.' Likes Fords, works calculus, led Young People's Society once, likes red, studies German, likes baby pictures, is reducing in weight, likes to sleep. After four years we know that Jessie is not so quiet as she seems. Hard lessons and exams do not disturb her. She studies all the time she has, but after that she never. worries. U She has served Christ quietly and effectively, deciding her convictions and living by them. Next year Jessie hopes to teach and take graduate work in Providence. She leaves many riends. HENRY BLAIR WARD CHESTER, W. VA. A.B. - Philosophy IVearing all tha! -weight of learning lightly like aflowerf' Chaplain B. L. S., '26, Advertising Staff Nautilus, '26, Treasurer Y. P. S., '26, Chorus, '26, '28, Vice-President Y. M. A. A., '26, '28, Treasurer B. L. S., '27, President Student Council, President B. L. S. first semester, Sergeant-at-arms B. L. S. second semester, Gym Instructor, Vice-President Senior Class, Class Basketball, '27, '28, '29 What we need is co-operation, says this long, lanky rebel. You can never know his sense of humor till you see him grin from one big ear to the other and twist his nose to match. Wardie is, or used to be, in all the pranks and all the games. Deeper than this surface of fun and argumentative- ness is a sturdy devotion to the serious, enduring things of life. As he goes to the work of the ministry we shall remember him as one who sought and loved the Way, the Truth and the Light. Page Twenty Je en

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o 0 N A011 B51 0 fx lc,-:H t.-:E-H f-121. .E-5 L EDWARD STEBBINS MANN WATERVILLE, VT. A.B. - Mathematics xl Clzrixlian is Goa' .ilnzighgvlv genllemanf' Secretary-Treasurer Y. M. A. A., '27, Col- lege Life Editor Nautilus, '27, Class Basket- ball, '27, '28, '29, President Y. M. A. A., '28, President Palmer Club, '28, Secretary Gym Committee, '28, President B. L. S., '28, Busi- ness Manager Nzzu!iIz1.v,' Treasurer Student Council, Sergeant-at-arms B. L. S. first semester, Band, Chorus Ed is probably the most popular fellow in our student body, not because he is without firm con- victions or individual taste, but because he is un- affected, unselfish and happy. From the rugged stock of Vermont Yankees he inherits a reverent, widely sympathetic attitude to life. His four years here have been filled with activity, diligent study and steady participation in sports. We see here the promise of the type of teacher our holiness schools demand. ELLA MARIE HYNEMAN PRINCETON, IND. A.B. - English Ever mlm and dignzfed, qficiency per.vonUfed. Student Teacher, '27, '28, '29, Secretary Junior Class, '28 Marie is another ofour studious members. From her three years among us we know her for a faithful student and earnest Christian. She is one of the few people who hand in their assignments a week before they are due. Although she is practical and looks to the ends of things, her quiet chuckle is ready for the fun of the moment. She has had a Sunday school class here, and has taught three years as sub-preparatory teacher. Before coming to E. N. C. Marie took normal and theological courses. She is leaving us thoroughly prepared to teach, and to let her light shine reflecting the Master. Page Twenty-Jix

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c,....1ER Nfl, c JD.,-X. 2 c . an 0 Q Nnu I s - - R J'-X Tir' Y-Tl, .13-1. RALPH WESLEY LANE E. NORTH FIELD, Mass. S.B. - Mathematics ff71e'17c'c' is ilzy fefzrning? In the book Igor il. Y ice-President Sophomore Class, ,'27g Class Basketball, '27, '28, ,ZQQ Band, '28g Vice- President Junior Class, '28, Treasurer Senior Classq Treasurer Missionary Society, Asso- ciations Editor Nrzulilzwg President B. L. S. second semester Every morning finds Laney pushing a broom along the Manchester's halls, every evening holding a book or her arm, every spring finds him on that green bicycle on a seat so high he can barely touch the pedals. just a few concrete examples of his tireless working. After preparatory work at Mt. Hermon, he took his freshman year at Asbury. His three years at E. N. C. have been full of serious application, shining especially in mathematics and electricity. His is a simple Christian character and a thorough preparation - and a good nurse. HELEN ELLEN EMERY FORT FAIRFIELD, ME. A.B. - History Those about im' 71112-N' read from her the pezfert fl'lZ-VJ Qf honor. Secretary Student Councilg Chorus Helen is one of our best loved girls. She came three years ago from Farmington Normal School in Maine. Her life among us has been characterized by simple piety, sturdy faith, and kept ideals. Helen is always present in prayer meeting, and always ready to help at the altar. She gives herself to her friendsg her cheery smile is never daunted. Under the Evangelistic Association she has Hlled many' places preaching and singing. Next year she will preach, but after that expects to enter training as a nurse in preparation for Africa. Our prayers for a fruitful life go with her as she follows her call. Page Twenty-eight