Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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New England Diftrict R. WAYNE GARDNER JOHN GOULD E. R. BLAISDELL SAMUEL YOUNG New York Diftrict W. E. RILEY J. H. SLOAN Prefident of College R. WAYNE GARDNER W. E. RILEY R. WAYNE GARDNER SAMUEL YOUNG Board of Trustees OFFICERS C. WARREN JONES, Chairman WESLEY G. ANGELL, .Yecrenzfy E. R. BLAISDELL, Treezfnrer PERSONNEL Pittxbnrgb Diftrict C. WARREN JONES S. S. WHITE E. S. CARMEN MAURICE EMERY Wezxhinigton-Philadelphia Dixtrict EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE E. R. BLAISDELL 16 D. E. HIGGS S. EDMUND SLOCUM Alnnzni Representative WESLEY G. ANGELL D. E. HIGGS C. WARREN JONES J. H. SLOAN

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Wczcziilu.-S 1955 Faculty ESTHER WILLIAMSON HENRI G. MARTIN, MUs.D., TH.B., A.B. Voice Orchestra Real glory Jpringc from the Jilent conquer! of ourcelver. Hi: cpeech, hir form, hir action, full of grace, And all hi: country beaming in hir face. MILDRED PEARL SIMPSON MABEL A. EARLE, A.B. Expression Dean of Women Sweet promptingc unto kinder! deedr A perfect woman, nohly planned Were in her very look. To warn, to comfort, and command. MADELINE A. N EASE, A.B. ARLENE LEAVITT, R.N. EVELYN VAUGHN Regictrar Her courteouc lookf, her ward: carexcing Shed comfort on the fainting caul. N urce When pain and anguirh wring the brow, A minirtering angel thou! MELVIN GRIFFIN, A.B. Dean of Men Sociology Quick of dicpatch, diccreet in every truft, Rigidbf honect, and ceoerebf juct. 15 Secretary to the Precident .fhe hath a daib' heauty in her life

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Nezufilus 1955 REV. E. G. ANDERSON, Financial Secretary E. ROY BLAISDELL, Treasurer A Word of Appreciation Our beloved financial secretary, Rev. Elmer G. Anderson, came among us in September, 1932, because he had caught the vision of what Eastern Nazarene College was meaning to the world and because God had whispered to his heart concerning the crisis confronting the college. He faced a gigantic problem with but little prospect of solution. However, his business experience and executive ability combined with a sincere faith in God enabled him to step immediately into the midst of the battle and to press forward in the face of every obstacle. We saw very little of him at E. N. C. because he was campaigning for the college throughout our educational zone. Since then we have become better acquainted with Brother Anderson and his big soul, his energy, his sympathy, his generosity. Which of the administration, students or friends who have held up his hands , can forget his tireless efforts and his cheerful steadfastness when facing financial crises? On the campus Brother Ander- son is never too tired or rushed to counsel and sympathize with faculty and students alike, no matter how trivial the problem. Whoever leaves his office has new courage to meet the battle of life. With all his other duties he finds time to be one with us: to give us pleasant little surprises or an extra something here and there. He has given very valuable service in getting out this volume of the Nautilus . We love Brother Anderson and respect him highly. May the God he loves and serves lead him on to work out greater victories for our beloved institution than we have even dreamed! In the early days of the great economic crisis which has affected our entire nation in general and Eastern Nazarene College in particular, in the Providence of God Mr. E. Roy Blaisdell came to the college as trustee and treasurer. During these trying days he has labored early and late without remuneration. At great personal sacrifice he has given of his money, time, and energy to further the work of E. N. C. He has served the college diligently and successfully for over four years, and words fail to express our appreciation of his unstinting devotion. 17