Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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THE PORTICO , 1 I I Y x1:Ai.4:'xze-4- . . A. --e-a.s........4 Free, Lanpher Garland, Quiggin, Kelloway, Lindsay, .lat-obs, Patterson, Lockwood Ashe, Squires, Smith, Dobie, Moran Guodl'i1'h Hamel, Thomas, Silverbraiul, Miller, Scharer Swinhoe, Steen, Loomis, Crean, Koller. Fullenwider, Silverbrund, Mason, Briggs, Fader, Reynolds, Carlson Osborne, Stoddard, Smith, Mortenson, Professor Marquzirt, Advisor, Mun-Kay, Glassford, Neilson, Robinson College Freshmen lYe have come to the closing days of our Freshman year at E. N. C. It seems but a short while since we entered college last September, but in the brief time We have been here we have come to love the halls of E. N. C., and the winding paths which twist 'neath arching trees and among Howering shrubs. We have come to know and love our professors and college mates, amd during this year have made friendships which will ever enrich our lives. We have seen the fires of autumn burst into mighty confilagrations on the campus. We have seen them quenched by winter's chilling snows, which have in turn given way before the warm spring rainsg and now we see the budding trees bloom forth with life anew. In this season of new life, when all the earth seems filled with the joy of living, may we, too, as a class reach forth, as do the flowers toward the sun, and grasp the richer, deeper life which God has for us. May each one of us individually seek to Hnd the place which God has planned for us, and press onward to a life of victory through our Lord. 25

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THE PORTICO Gordon, VVl1v-eler, Burt-hfieltl, Lyons, Smith, Anrlree, Lockliart Springer, Rzipzllje, Peavey, Thonias, Horst, Bynon, Gallup, Vaughan, Williams Tillotson, Morse, Professor Mingleclortt, Atlvisor, Chase, Brown, Fields, Payne College Sophomores Our Freshman days are overg their newness and excitement has subsided into the quiet plodding of our Sophomore year. College life is no longer an experiment but an all-too-vivid reality. We have been consigned by tradition, it seems, to a period of retreat from society life, presumably for the purpose of promoting our search for knowledge! But we have had a little bit of fun in our class program in spite of everything. We attempted to have a sleigh ride in the early winter, but while our plans did not materialize we had an exciting evening long to be remembeiied. On Senior Day, although our part was largely one of assisting the Juniors in prepara- tion for the banquet, we managed to get our share of the excitement. Numerous other events. of greater or lesser importance, have all combined to make this year unusually active from a Sophomore's viewpoint. Now we are looking forward 'to the future when we shall bear the honorable title of Nluniorsfi 24

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