Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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2955 Wlezuifiius Seniors KENNETH AKINS OIL CITY PENNSYLVANIA A. B. Science So fimply meek, and yet ro rternly jitrt, Of frzitb ra pure, and all .ro absolute of trurt. Class President '32, '33g Student Council, Treasurer '35, College Quartet '31, '32, '33, '34, '35g Men's Glee Club '35, Flash of smile! Cheery word! Burst of Song! Ken's optimism is but one phase of his sincere Christian life. With his keen ap- preciation of music and literature, how could he choose science or a career? GENEVA ALICE ROGERS HALIPAX MASSACHUSETTS A. B. Theology Ifeel within me A peace above all earthly dzgnitier, A rti!! am! quiet mmrienre. Class Secretary '34g Oxford, Basketball '33, '35. Good-natured, generous, fun-loving Geneva is also Studious and quiet. In lending her car or playing basketball, she is a good sport. Her smile and manner befriend, and her steadiness and loyalty prophesy success as a Christian worker. To The Seniors Cfzmg at junior-Senior Banquet to the time of Lomionderigf AWD Dear senior class, to you a tribute glad We sing, To you vvho've given your best to E. N. C. Who've offered prayers in faith to keep the school we love, Who've given your time and thought in loyalty. Now as you leave and carry off a part of her, To represent our school in lands afar, Still live I serve and let God ever be your guide, For all the world will know our school by what you are. 24

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Wauiilus 1955 Seniors LEAH BELLE AMOS FARMINGTON IOWA A. B. English Language and Literature Wearing the white flower of a hlafnelen life. Secretary to Dean of Women '355 Faculty Scholarship '34, Student Teacher '359 Nobel, Girls' Glee Club '35. Poised and serene, our tall and efficient sub-dean is the em- bodiment of quiet industry, be her task teaching her pupils, acting as dean's secretary, or studying her lit. Her smile charms, her manner pleases, her Christian life influences. EVERETT S. PHILLIPS SOUTH MANCHESTER CONNECTICUT A. B. Psychology hir hanal. Class President '33, Vice-President '31, Student Council '31, '32, College quartet '31, '32, '33, '34, '35, Men's Glee Club '35, Band '31, '32, Chorus '32. Second tenor, home-run king, barber, and preacher. We'll miss your voice in the quartet and your presence on the campus, Ebbie. God bless you as you enter the pastorate and may many enjoy the pleasure of your friendship. GERTRUDE THOMAS PHILLIPS EAST LIVERPOOL OHIO A. B. Science Kind, raft-voiced, gentle, in her eye there Jhiner The ray serene. Class Vice-President '32, Student Council Secretary '30, '32, House Council President '33, Oxford, Modern Language Circle Vice-President '32, Ladies' Quartet '31, '32, '33, '34, Girls' Glee Club '32, '35, Chorus '35. Gertrude, after knowing your enjoyable singing, your love of good jokes, and your mild manner of reproof in the library, the formality of Mfr. Phillips comes hard at times. 23 Open, candid, and genernnr, hir heart war the tantfanf companion of

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Nautilus 2955 Se n io rs GRADUATION DEFERRED ELIZABETH M. RAPALJE HARRINGTON DELAWARE A. B. Psychology and Education A fife AJ Tweet am! pure, ar mlm am! good As u long Joy of blamieft fzme. Oxford, Basketball. Betty's laugh and true love of fun belie her appearance of a demure and shy Quaker maid. The quintessence of sweet sim- plicity is she, an earnest Christian, a sincere friend. Her con- scientiousness is certain to make her a successful teacher. ALBERT PHILIP TRACY XVOLLASTON MASSACHUSETTS A. B. Science For moder of faith let gnzoelen rqealoff fightj He oarft be wrong whore life if in the right. Student Council '35, Campus Camera Staff '33g Nobel Presi- dent '34, Treasurer '33g Chorus '29, '34g Orchestra '32, '35, E. N. C. Radio Announcer '34, '35. Phil stands for hilosopher, too. Especially in this case, Phil's testimonies, anghis life have always impressed us with the reasonableness of salvation. His mind turns readily to wit, too. So as you leave to go forth as God's workers Out in the world where sin and wrong prevail, May you be strong with God's anointing on you And in your life of service never fail. To live to serve , let this your motto ever be, To serve the One who gave His life for you, And thus by service in His Vineyard here below Your task in life will then have been complete and true. E. B. '36 G. B. 36 25