Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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if ff. 2 ' lg-'TT' A B77 H Tl -A79-T X H QlN AU ILXSSTT' ' A 'il A '13-' ,:.-4?-'A f-is HE-17 MARY ELIZABETH JONES BETHESDA, O. A.B. - Classical Languages Friend.f1zip -- the qfzizrfeffenfe qfffe rzndjoyf' Vice-President Lyceum, '26, President Ami- cae Puellae, '28, President B. L. S., '28, Assist- ant Art Editor Nzzutilur, '16, Secretary Senior Class, Chairman Program Committee B. L. S. second semester, President Classical Circle, Vice-President Evangelistic Association, Vice- President B. L. S. first semester. Soon after you have met Mary you will learn of her call to Korea, repeatedly your attention will be directed to her beloved Field of Christian labor. Not always serious, however, she is jolly, likes pro- grams, and, they say, talks in her sleep. We cannot vouch for the last, but at least she is quite sociable. The Glass House 'lgoodiesu take up quite a bit of her time and probably will next year too. HAROLD GRIMES GARDNER RICHMOND HILL, N. Y. Th.B. - Theology 1I'ork is an oldffzslzioned way cy' gelfing zz Zivingf' President Sophomore Class, '27, Orchestra, '28, Band, '28, President Student Organiza- tion, '28, Class Basketball, '28, ,CZQQ Student Pastor, Monitor, Director of Band and Orchestra. Harold, alias Mutt, is Irish. Consequently he is breezy, happy-go-lucky, fiery, and he does what he does. One of the best tributes we can pay him is to say, He can take a licking graciously. His four years in college have been broken up, but he leaves us a very capable preacher. The Nazarene Church of Brockton owes much to his faithful service and wise guidance. Page Twenty nzne

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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

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-W! 1 N Au1lwSi ' F .... .2 ,fiffi?raai.eifer' fe fx 'LTR ALBERT GEORGE LUNN LOVVELL, MASS. A.B. - Philosophy riff grefz! men are dezzdg I zzloifffeef .fo we!ln1y5eQ . Treasurer Junior Class, '28, Vice-President B. L. S., '27, Chorus, '26, Secretary Modern Language Circle, '26, Treasurer Sophomore Class, 727, Class Basketball, '28, 729 For four years Al has quietly attended classes, faithfully written long letters, worked in Kennedy's butter store, pounded the piano on the top floor of the Canterbury, and amused us with his whimsicali- ties. Vlle offer a coat of many colors to the indi- vidual who can recall a single instance when he has been grouchy, discourteous, or mean. Wle release him to the ministry with the assurance that his sincerity, his love of the best and most beautiful, his humor and his individuality will lead the lost to blessedness. MARTHA LOIS TRACY BINGHAMTON, N. Y. S.B. - Science Even our .vtrongeit dexires give pfzzee lo Gods willfl Chorus, '26, 727, Yice-President Y. P. S., '26, Chairman Program Committee B. L. S., ,274 Secretary Missionary Society, '26, 729 Martha is the daughter of a missionary and all that it implies. She is a good worker, and one of the most obliging people on the campus. She came to us after a year at Nampa. She enjoys science even to the cat course. Martha has shown her interest in missions and medicine in ways that range from leading Wednesday' morning chapel to reading ponderous volumes of physiology from the library. She has spoken in many churches for missions and her beloved India. She is humble and patient and we know the Lord will use her in blessing others as she has blessed us. As a medical missionary she has a big work ahead of her. X Page Tlzirqv