Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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THE PORTICO ARTHUR CHESTER SAVAGE Peabody, Massachusetts A.B.YHIST0RY '4Peop1e of few words often think thoughts. Class Salutatorian Honor Society '32, '33, I A man of few words, but who, when he does speak, says a great many things in a very short time, Art has come to be known at E. N. C. for his zeal for knowledge. His remarkable endurance through nights and days of study without sleep remains a mystery to those who know him. But 'iArt,, seems to enjoy living in spite of this dogged adherence to his work. We like to see him break into unrestrained merriment and release his usually concealed personality. 'iArt', is leaving E. N. C. with an un- usual record, having completed his entire course in three years and having earned almost all his expensesg in addition, he is Salutatorian of his class. He is making application for a splendid high school position, and we have no doubt but that he will H11 it ably. MARION ALICE NIELSON Collingdale, Pennsylvania A.B.-HISTORY Of soul sincere. In action faithful. and in honor clearf, Secretary-Treasurer House Council '31g Vice-President Y. W. A. A. '31g Joke Editor Green Book '31g Secretary of Student Organization '32g Girls' Treasurer Missionary Society '32g President Y. W. A. A. '33g Secretary Oxford Literary Society '33g President House Council '34g Vice- President Student Body '34g Vice-President Historical So- ciety '34g Chairman Oxford Literary Society Program Committee '34g Girls' Quartette '33, '34, Never mind, Marion- efblushing is said to be a forgotten art and you certainly have made your contribution toward preserving the culture of the past generations. Such modesty is really quite an accomplishment in this modern twentieth century. But we can never forgive Marion for being such a tyrant in the library. Had it not been lor that merry twinkle in her eye some of us might have been almost afraid of her. Jolly good humor and a friendly disposition have made her a great favorite in dormitory and classroom, and we were always able to count on Marion when there was work to he done. She participated in every phase of her college life with that same eager interest, regardless of whether it involved study, sports, or Christian activity. 14 Historical Society '33, '34g Treasurer of Bowne Phil. So- ciety '32g Vice-President of Bowne Phil. Society '333

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THE PORTICO ,. . .. . . L.. EDMUND SILVERBRAND ' Wollaston, Massachusetts A.B.-MATHEMATICS The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Orchestra '29, '30, '32, '33, '34g Vice-President Freshman Class '30g Captain Class Basketball '33, '34g Nautilus Ad- vertising Staff '32g Staff Campus Camera '33g Vice- President Y. M. A. A. 33g Vice-President Nobel Literary Society '34, President Student Council '34, You bear a somewhat quiet mien, as befits the president of the Student Council. but underlying your sobriety is a sly humor which belies your methodical mind. Your triendliness is bestowed without partiality on all you meet and your out- standing trait, to us at least, is brotherliness. You do not walk your way alone, but stop to help some other who may be toiling beneath a heavy load. We will miss your cheery 'gHello', on the walks and in the halls of E. N. C., but we are certain that your steady perseverance will win you a place in the world that will make us proud to say we were your schoolmates. l GERTRUDE EDWINA CHAPMAN Vicksburg, Michigan A.B.-CLASSICAL LANGUAGES Loathing pretence, she did with cheerful will, What others talked of while their hands were still? Secretary of Class '31, '32, 335 Secretary Historical So- ciety '33g President Nobel Literary Society '33g Secretary- . Treasurer House Council '34g Editor of Saga, '34. One determined shake of 'Certrudels brown curls either l in merriment or earnestness and you were convinced that l . there was a girl of action. And just that she is. She laughs heartily, speaks decisively, and acts promptly. She is a positive necessity to her Lit- erary Society, a valuable asset to her class, and a worthy rival on the athletic floor. It is her willingness to work and the unsparing demands she makes on herself which has made it necessary for her to reduce her schedule this year and remain at E. N. C. for another semester. As a General Superintendent's daughter, Gertrude has done justice to her family name, but more than that she has made us love her for herself. There is as much fun as work in Gertrude's nature and she is liked for both. She leaves at E. N. C. a host of friends and well-wishers. 13

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THE PORTICO RICHARD PERRY SLOAN East Liverpool, Ohio A.B.-SCIENCE HEarnesL in all endeavors. active and full of spiritf, Treasurer Breseean Literary Society '31g Advertising' Manager Nautilus '31g Secretary-Treasurer Palmer Science and Mathematics Society '31g Vice-President Sophomore Class '32g Secretary Y. M. A. A. '32, 345 Treasurer Y. M. A. A. '34g Recording Secretary Missionary Society '32g Student Council '34g Vice-President N. Y. P. S. '34g Presi- dent Oxford Literary Society '34g Treasurer Senior Class '34. The fairies were kind to you, Dick, They gave you imagination, coupled with sly humor and generously sprinkled you with kindliness and a line sense of honor. Youive lighted many an otherwise dull hour, and, to paraphrase a well known quotation, 'til' mischiefis done can Dick be far behind?7, Though you may be away, some of your personality will linger on the campus, and if in the purple twilight we should faintly see a misty form listening to the barking of the dogwood. lim sure that we would recognize that misty shade to be one of your cast off personalities. Deep feelings are hard to express in lifeless words, and we who love you find it hard to tell you what we would. All we can say is that you are a Christian gentleman who carries high the ideals of E. N. C. lVlay God bless you richly. JANE EVERETT BAR BOUR Ripon, VVisconsin A.B.-ENGLISH LITERATURE 'gYei with her zrenl a secret sense of all things sweet and fair? Honor Society '31, ,lane is such a quiet, unassuming sort of a person that one scarcely knows she is around, and yet she has filled a large place among us. She takes nothing for granted- -- not even herself. She has a charming personality, and there is a certain sweet sim- plicity which characterizes both her words and her manner. We feel that Jane, in her pursuit of knowledge, has also discovered true wisdom and understanding. The faith- fulness with which ,lane gives her testimony has been a source of great inspiration to each one of us. We are sure that she will make an ideal ministerjs wife. 15