Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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FLOYD AUSTIN WYCOFF EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO A.B. - Theology He makes the heaven his book, His wisdom heavenly things. Treasurer Sophomore Class '29g Chaplain Breseean Society First Semester '29, Treasurer N. Y. P. S. '29, Basketball '29, Treasurer Student Council '30, Treasurer Junior Class '30, Vicef President Senior Class. One's first impression of Floyd as one sees him going about his regular school work is that he is a quiet, unassuming chap. More intimate acquaintance, however, reveals that back of this calm, boyish face is a real man with many interests, with abounding energy to pursue them, and with real faith to back them up. It has been a blessing to see his beaming expression as he has given his encouraging reports from Framingham at Monday chapel services. Those of us who have heard him preach know that he has indeed found his calling and will go far in the work of the ministry. We shall miss Floyd Wycoff with his clear testimony and his optimistic outlook, but our prayers will go with him as he assumes the fullftime pastorate and continues his labors in the church at Framingham. CORA LOUISE HERRSCHAFT BROOKLYN, N. Y. A.B. - English A soul of adorrimerit, a soul of fre, No dangers fright her, rio labors tire. Secretary Freshman Class '29g Secretary NAUTILUS '29g Assistant Treasurer Missionary Society '29, VicefPresident Sophomore Class '30g Secretary to Registrar '30, Associate Editor NAUTILUS '30g Editor NAUr1LUs '31, Secretary to President '31, '32, President Modern Language Circle '32, President Munro Society '32, Chorus '30, '31, '32, Basketball '30, '31, In trying to describe Cora, one word seems to be more fitting than any other - ability! This has been proved during her four years with us in many responsible positions - social, scholastic, and religious. Whether it be as president of an organization, serving on a committee, taking part in some musical program as pianist or soloist, on the basketball floor, or in the greater capacity of secretary to our president, she is always the same alert, capable, and efficient Cora. But if this were the only side to her life she could not have filled the place she has among us. An independence of opinion mingled with a record for practical joking has won her many friends. Many of us hope to retain her friendship as she remains at E. N. C. to continue her secretarial duties and-who knows?- perchance as assistant to the principal of the Academy.

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l w , l Q- MARY ELIZABETH ROBY MIAMI, FLA. A.B. - Theology She doeth little lqindnesses which most leave undone, or despise. VicefPresident Junior Class '31, Secretary N. Y. P. S. '31, Basketball '31, President N. Y. P. S. '32, Secretary Philosophical Society '32, President House Council '32, Chairman Program Com' mittee Munro Society '32, Perhaps Elizabeth's previous years in the South have given her that easy, unhurried manner so characteristic of her. Do not think, however, that this detracts in the least from her power to accomplish things. A glance at her scholastic record will prove her intellectual ability, and no one who has heard her stirring and helpful words from the pulpit can doubt her genuine alertf ness of mind. She is a frank, understanding adviser, a valuable friend, a humble and devoted Christian. Elizabeth as assistant librarian is firmly competent, as a staunch supporter of all religious activities she is exemplary in her faithfulness. Although she has been with us only two years, we have learned to love her. We are sure that as a preacher her unswerving constancy will effect real results for her Master. JOHN MANN EARLE NEWPORT, R. l. A.B. - Theology 'iStrong to the end, a man of men. Treasurer Missionary Society '31g VicefPresident Classical Language Circle '31, President Senior Class. Although this tall, broadfshouldered, stalwart Quaker came to us only two years ago upon his graduation from the Cleveland Bible Institute, he has forged ahead into a position of leadership. President of the senior class, a real student as well as a real Christian, always poised, steady, and true, john has been an inspiring example and a valued counsellor to us all. Again and again when some problem has come up we have said, Let's ask john Earleug and invariably his judgment has proved prudent and Wise. But then john has the advantage over most of us, for last June he came into possession of a very real treasure - a devoted Christian wife. Together they are to sail this fall to India as missionaries, and we know that God's blessing will attend them. 19

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J . T MARION RHODA MANCHESTER A A A JOHNSON, VT. - A.B. - English Prudence and wisdom to direct her wit. Lyceum '30, Salmagundi Circle '31g VicefPresident College Department ,323 VicefPresident Munro Society '32. In Marion we have found all that is helpful, sane, and good. Confidence is never misplaced if entrusted to her, for her judgment is sound, her nature cheery, and her heart purely unselnsh. Idleness does not at all belong to herg each class finds her wellfprepared and intelligently interf ested, and her offfcampus duties take up all her spare time. At the librarians desk she is dignif fied, firm, or kindly as the occasion demands. Her prayers encourage, her example inspires, while her utter sincerity and dependability have won for her the esteem and respect of the faculty as well as the friendship of the students. And if you wish an appreciative listener to story or joke you can find one in Marion. As she goes out to begin her teaching career, we shall miss her presence, but not her helpful influence. DEXTER WARD ALBRIGHT SPRINGFIELD, MASS. A.B. - Theology Lord, give me hills to climb, and strength for climbing. Editor Green Book '28, VicefPresident N. Y. P. S. '28g Assistant Superintendent Sunday School '29g President Amphictyon Council '29g President Student Council '31, Treasurer Senior Classg VicefPresident Philosophical Society '32, Band '29, '31, Basketball '28, '29, '32. Among the things we cannot understand is how the city of Springheld manages to get along while Ward Albright is at E. N. C. Perhaps it is because he winds things up down there on his weekfends enough so that they keep going until he can get back. Be that as it may, we are glad that we have had this spiritual dynamo in our midst for four years. For Ward has indeed been a power at E. N. C. His exhortations have awakened us, his enthusiasm has buoyed us up, his prayers have touched the skies. The religious life of the college will suffer a distinct loss when june takes him away from us. But there is another side to be considered. In Springfield there is a Nazarene Church, and it has called Ward to be its pastor. And -let us whisper it -in Springfield there is a lass, and she has . . . God's blessing upon you, Ward, in everything you do! -4 21 F.-