Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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ELMER G. ANDERSON E. ROY BLAISDELL Financial Secretary Treasurer Board of Trustees OFFICERS C. WARREN JONES . . Chairman WESLEY G. ANGELL . . Secretary E. ROY BLAISDELL . . Treasurer PERSONNEL PRESIDENT OF COLLEGE R. Wayne Gardner NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT NEW YORK DISTRICT Samuel Young J. H. Sloan John Gould W. E. Riley E. Roy Blaisdell PITTSBURGH DISTRICT YVASHINGTON-PHILADELPHIA C. Warren Jones DISTRICT S. S. White D. E. Higgs E. S. Carmen S. Edmund Slocum Maurice Emery ALUMNI REPRESENTATIVE Wesley G. Angell 9.

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Eastern Nazarene College 0ffers to You A, College of Liberal Arts that is authorized by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to grant the A. B. degree. A strong faculty with advanced degrees from leading educational insti- tutions of the country, taking a personal interest in each student. Courses of standard scholarship providing a choice of eleven Bachelor of Arts majors. A department of Theology providing courses leading to degree, and English Bible courses for those preparing for ordination to the ministry and other Christian work. Departments of Piano, Voice and Expression with elective courses for students majoring in other departments, and regular courses leading to cer- tihcate or degree. A Preparatory Department offering standard high school work for students of junior and senior rank, together with certain other courses re- quired for college matriculation and the various English Bible courses. Interesting dormitory and student life with literary and departmental societies, athletic activities, musical organizations, and opportunity for Christian service in the various churches and missions in and about metro- politan Boston. A wholesome Christian atmosphere maintained by chapel and Sunday services, class prayer-meetings, young men's and young women's prayer- meetings, special revival services, and the spiritual leadership of a devoted, Christian faculty. A campus of exceptional beauty. 11