Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Seniors EUNICE V. BROWN Danielson Connecticut A.B. English Language and Literature Class Vice-President '34g Oxford Yiee-President 1365 Program Committee Chairman 'gjg .Yfzzzfiflzx '35, 'jog C'tlIII.I7Il.Y Cfzzzzrrfz 'jog Class Basketball . i 3 53 S! I,ilrm1m'r ir lin' llmnglzl U-f'fj1iIll'iIIIf jllllfj. .Ionquils blowing in an April breelefhlinerva at a sewing rirclefa golden heart-shaped locket-- baked rice pudding. Fl! Sli Ili Eunice and I generally disagreed in English Novel classg in fact, it became almost traditional that we do so, but we were united in the opinion that it was a grand Course for lovers of literature. It was in that class that I got much first-hand knowl- edge about Eunie. Ol' course I had quite a bit of second-hand information concerning her from a ' blonde-haired neighbor of mine, but it was in English Novel class that l discovered her depth of thought and eharm ol' expression. Chorus '30, we describe her! playing ehopfstieks' NINA RAY BROYYNING Columbus Ohio .-MB. lfnglish Language and literature Oxllordg Class Basketball 'jog Cilee Club 'jog Her ffinkr lun! ,rfifzzffffialg ma'rl'frr1l lfnzl 'ILHIPIIX iz mzmr. What shall we say of Nina Ray? We eould ol' eourse, write an impression ol her, but lion should She impresses us as having depths of thought whieli she uses upon occasion, but also xx e have seen her in her lighter moments, xx hen she shon ed Hashes of brittle nit and liglit-liearred lrixoliry. lloxx then shall we describe her? l have itl l'.lxlL'l'L'XXSlil l 40 GQ? lwomly lhrP-Q

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Seniors rm, ,tt of women Curing the 9 tu mgtngtge .llltl sues: through tl confront at l7.1ithf'ul exhlent th ill! All OUT .llxk .U 3 stl lnct lt ug: tqunlity ot' lhelmtt ls HOWARD ARTHUR FIELD Homestead Florida XB, Stlente Q-l.lNN l'TesltlL'!lT 't 2. Xletlltlll 5tJClt'U' Ylfc- l'r'esl.ft'nt 'IQQ Yrwlwlg l,. lf.. 5. Ylxij-l,l'L'Slxlk'lll' '-143 Kllluftls fl, kill ller,tl.lers Qtmrtet 'sim lll xllL'SYl'.l Am V543 filet' Cluhh ' 'gpg Chorus Lg ll . 1' 'v P 'fp :, ft Whllt- we hue ..sst1ti.tft.1 writ llmx.tr.l for some tlrne, ntxt'rIl1t'ltss ut' .lo nu' It-el Th,lr ue rtxtllx Lrum hem, .lll-l lf-r 'hm retsttn ue I1tsi:.,ft-rnurire .tn nuzpresszlm ul' hwtz. llY'tm11'st-Xu tuultl rt-ll thou? the stun pnturts lun' lms of lixvlxn, lvut txfll spyrt htm, We t41ul.1 mtnwtxm his txtruefr .tppt,trmr1tt, hut txtrnme mln s f'r' rlrtr l'11r'l1:w:s:lY', XXl1..trnm-wrt' l hmm llll .1NLe llll'-K.ll' :VN l'4llV'll lll.lll . llt Nlllllll'. lxllllxx zll'-lllr Ax tlwts. 'lllf is xl l'!'llll, lp' 's 1 fumfltlltll X'lItfk'l', .sntl ht' , ,1 K -.-. til guru, mule lt-X rt-nm rw,.'t's xtrtLvtt,.1n.l .'.l.'J H l Us ls1'Ll'l T' , - -nn .,n.,.ts , We som sugnns, thro THELMA CASE Bradford Pennsylvania .-KB. Theology Bnsl-tetlugtll, '54, yu Chorus '55, 'gm Debate 'jftg Oxf-ortl l'f1'5f,m1 . :rv 7'.itfftlf.'lPlLfvj-Dbl' mmf fPt:jtft1'm'.f.f st ye.lr lhelnm has been 1lS5lSIlillf nltklll , Anti now, with the experience gninetl lust fem months, Thelma feels competent .lllf thing from dormitories to orphnnnges. etimes xxontler that she keeps so txtlm t through .ill the culling or' en.1more.i ugh .tll the telephone ringings, qzntl me thousand .anti one interruptions that lwusy assistant tierm. ness to her stuthes is 'l'helmg1's most .xr.tuteristiu. Xxnhlle the most ot' us fritter mme mth gtreless rntzolente, lhelmgt 15 plying. Her professors know ot' this-in s .x professor xx ho remmtietl me of thus hers. Dont get me wrong, though, no course gr.1hher.