Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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,xs: i, 2 va , . V' xc,,, , ' jjii '77 ij iii- TT - A 3' - i 2 ,s, f.i?.fj X i 1 .5 '.5'A'9?' ' I, Q' 0 ' 5 ,- L qi, Wigs OLIVE GERTRUDE TRACY BULDANA, INDIA A.B. - English Bleu wiliz eoelz lzzlenl and meh art to please, And born lo wrife, convene, and live -with eine. Art Editor Nezufilus '26, '27, '28, '29, Art Editor Green Book '26, Chorus '26, '27, Young Women's Athletic Association Council '27, Secretary Breseean Literary Society first semester '30, Chairman Program Committee Breseean Literary Society second semester '30, Secretary College Department '30, Girls' Basketball Team '28, '29, '30 Bob and India have become almost synono- mous terms to us. India is her hobby. In her themes, class discussions, long papers, readings, and even in the dormitory India invariably introduces itself. Bob hates French and washing clothes - both give her a headache. Her simple but convinc- ing testimonies are always a blessing to us. As she leaves us we feel that, to her, the mission field is a JOY- JOHN ECKEL RILEY PROVIDENCE, R. I. A.B. - Philosophy and English Truth is the hier! thing zlzol mon may kepef' Editor Green Book '27, President Freshman Class '27, President Sophomore Class, Vice- President Lyceum '28, Treasurer College Department '28, President Classical Language Circle '28, Editor Nezulilur '29, Vice-President Junior Class, President College Department '29, President Senior Class, President Student Body '30, Vice-President Lyceum '30, Pres- ident Breseean Literary Society second semes- ter '30, Class Basketball '27, '28, '29, '30, Monitor '30 Ability and Ambition - that's John. This witty Irishman is never at a loss for words - whether in classroom, dining hall or chapel. His college life has been crammed full of work, study and fun. He has worked his way through college and objects to his nickname, Slats. He has not only been out- standing because of his scholastic ability and partici- pation in the various student activities, but has also been one of our spiritual leaders. He takes into the ministry his Hrm convictions, fire, enthusiasm and humbleness of spirit. He is eager for Life. Page Twenty nzne

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