Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Senior Class Data flflottos Carpe diem C0101-.r: Blue and Gold Officers lf. PREs'roN I,ockHA RT Prfsidwzl lvl.-XRY C. lXlORSE Via' Prexiderzt ciRACE BARNETI' .S'rr1'eZfzf1v D. IQILEEN BIAEIUR Treamrcr In this year of Our l.ord IQKQ6 you are not wanted in societyg you are just one more mouth to feed. But you are needed. The greatest contribution any college can make to society is the Christ-ed Man Thinking. To think with Christ's sifted mind is to hit the essentialf' to 21Ct with Christ's poise and Christ's passion is to find a place that needs you. The lonely figure on the cross must mean something. If it means anything it means enough for us, in this perilous hour of the world's confusion, to forget our selfish excuses. That cross, hurned into lives, is still the hope of the world. l.ord of the quiet heart, who knew the sound of raging streets with anger loud, Yet walked serene in faith that saw Beyond the hlindness of the crowd- Help us to find the even way Through all the clamor of this day. flfrom Senior Day .-Xddressl B. NI. Page Eighteen

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Seniors F. PRESTON LOCKHART Akron Ohio A.B. Science Class President '35, 'jfll Oxford President '36, Vice-President '35g Y. Nl. A. A. President '35, Class Basketball Captain '35, '36, Oxford Basket- ball Captain '34, '3C. Jil, Vvnzzlliffnn':w' ifr111',frm':'ri' kirld. Fuzzy has certainly earned his degree. Fairly and late he has heen up and at his routine of work and studies: yet he always has time for a friendly chat or a game of basketliall. We don't know just what he is planning for his life work, hut in whatever field of endeavor he ven- tures we know that he will make a success. His ambition, his spontaneity, and his fine sense of honor assure us of thatfehesides, with such a smile, how could he fail? MARY C. MORSE Plattsburg New York A.B. l,atin Class 'lireasurer '33, Oxford Yiee-l'resident '33 Treasurer '35, Secretary --UIQ Baskethall '33, '34, '-ICQ Captain '3fig Class Baskethall '33, '34, '3fvg Captain '35, I.. Ii. S. Seeretary T241 Class Yiee-l'resident '3og H. NN. A. A. Secretary- I reasurer 34. ffiflz r1fft't'ffUll bfilfllllllxg' in nm' are and l'1l!I'llfiIffINI ruff of lin' nIfn'2'. 'Tis a pleasure to write aliout Nlaryf- she has so many attractive qualities. l think practicality is one of her outstanding: eharaeteristies. Now, had she heen Ophelia, instead of ruining silly wreaths of faded flowers and eliantiiiu dismal songs in insane halihlement, l'ni sure she would have married Hamlet and eured him of his melan- choly. She would have made him near his ruliliers in storm y weather, would have made him eat proper, nourishing foods and in no time at all shell have transformed him into one of the most sensihle, one of the most popular, and one of the most -iolli' crowned heads of all liurope. Page Nineteen