Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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2955 Wezuizltzs Senior Class Data M0tt0.' Ich dien' ' Colors: Maroon and white OFFICERS MURIEL H. SHRADER . . . President HUBERT E. WILKENS . Vice President ARLENE E. LEAVITT . Secretary J. LINUS VAUGHN . . Treezmrer PROFESSOR SPANGENBERG . Fizczilzgf Advixer Something lost behind the Ranges. Lost and waiting for you. Go! Something has been lost by our world today. There is an empty place in the heart of modern manf, It is Christ Himself that this generation has lost, Christ that it needs. Jesus spoke three words with which all the confusions and longings of life are met: My Father, My Brother, My Work. By these three words your own spirits will live, and bewildered souls will seek you out. If you let these go, you let go the mastery of life. They are inwrought by His Spirit. We are now in the Moment of the Great Hesitationf' The world stage is being set for a world decision. We know that Christ holds the key, and we must pay any price to get Him to others. We must find for a blinded world the lost Christ. Something lost behind the Ranges. It's God's present to our nation. Anybody might have found it, but-His whisper came to me! To you! QFrom Senior Day Addressj B. M. 20

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Wczulilczs 2955 Seniors MURIEL HOSLEY SHRADER BALTIMORE MARYLAND A. B. Education I would be friend of all, I waala' look up,waml laugh, am! love,-aml lift. Class President '34, '35g Student Council '33, Secretary '34, Naatiluf '32, Porrico '34, Nobel Secretary '33, N. Y. P. S. Vice- President '33, President '34, Chorus '32, '33, Y. W. A. A. President '355 Basketball, Nobel Captain '33, '34, '35, Versatile and efficient, Muriel is popular. As artist, poet, leader, or basketball guard she fills the role of Miss Personality. HUBERT E. WILKENS HOPEWELL JUNCTION New YORK A. B. Modern Languages A time like fair llemaml: .fl'l'02Zg mlfulf, great laearfr, true fairly, ana' rearUf bamlf. Class Vice-President '35g Student Teacher '35, Nobel Sergeant- at-Arms '345 Historical Society President '355 L. E. S. President '34, Modern Language Circle, Vice-President '34. If Hubie has not converted us to all his theories it isn't his fault. But if E. N. C. has improved s iritually, educationally, and socially in the past four years, We Reel much credit is due to his enthusiasm. ARLENE E. LEAVITT SOUTH ELIOT MAINE A. B. Psychology A :mile for all, a greeting glael- A lovable jolbf way .rhe bad. Class Secretary '35, College Nurse '34, '35, Nobel Secretary '34. Where's the nurse? Is somebody sick? Not necessarily, for we have found that the preventive medicine in the gayety and good cheer Arlene's presence brings is as effective as any remedy she can give, and much more pleasant. 21