Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Seniors RUTH THOMAS Thornton Rhode Island A. B. Sciencehliraduation deferred Oxford .linden and .thy ax ll 111111 if Jhr. Ruth has gone her gentle, quiet way making many friends at F. N. C. l.ady-like and charming in her ways as she is, it has always impressed us as strange that she should care for science and all its messy details. But one never can tell. l some- times wonder what is going on under that calm exterior. Often l've seen Ruth look at me in a speculative manner which makes me wonder if she is siving me up, or if she is politely listening to me with her external self, while the real Ruth is miles and miles away. 435 '11 WALTER B. THOMPSON Butler Pennsylvania A.B. History Historical Society 'jgg Vice-President 'jog Oxford. Ha knew tvlmfy tclmf, .ind llnzlfr as high .15 lllvlfzplz-wir wil mn When I think of Walter l think of that oftfquoted and over-worked quotation from Yljlr' IJf.vn'lrt1 Vil- Inge, which has been used in so many year-hook write-ups. And still they gazed and still the wonder grew That one small head could earry all he knew. Trite though it is, the quotation certainly tits lYalter. ln classes with him l've sat in openmiouthed amazement and listened to him explain and expound the mysteries of history, philosophy and what-not. llon't get me wrong thoughg Xyalt isn't always serious. You should see him planning a cherry-pic party in English History class. Page Twenty-Nine

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Seniors .'Xl,l,EN N. SQUIRES DUANE SPRINGER Wollaston Massachusetts .-MB. Tlicology Historical Socicryg Nolwlg Sruilcnz Pastor. Ili.-' iiififi' fini-vn',fiir' fffllrr 1niifw'.f1f,f,J ln inf,-' Mini :z'f,1'if,v, :cizf .vinzjfv ifnirsg xgf,f,ifl How iifll rliiir quotation fits l7u.inn-. Alxxqiys on rllc campus lic uns iloing lirrlc tliouglitful nuts for msc :ilmout liiln :nnil ncvcr wanting anything s.ii.l :ur ir. Sonic pcoplc iirc always wqiryliing for iportunirics to lm ol' scrvicc to rlifir fclloxx incn. il lluzlnc is surely ol' rliis numlwr. l ligiu- lwcn l5SOk'lLlICLl wirh liiin in cvcrytliing from ilgiisy xxcil- gs to lsrcgxklizlsr pgirrics on rlw Caipc, :mil gilxnlys lic luis provcil liiinsclf ro lic gi courtcous gcnrlcingin il gi liclpllul firicnil. Broad Cove Newfoundland A-X.l5, fliuiiiisrry' Cir.nlu.iting in .l.1nu.iry Uxliurilg Xlr-lin .ll Sovirty. Hr lm' Kflf ii1.'f,w' M' f't'u'fi fi' 211ilfi1i1fw, ll mf' ,I ff! 1.w,f,.' ff ifinf, ffr'zr1ii.'f!rfir'ifri'f. XYlii-ii Hllrnu smrrs .in .iruunirnr in Vliilosoplly Klum tllu raw! of Illi' Nlllxll'lllN sutllu link Yo lllxk rlivir ru , iniss iinilvr ilii- l-riiluv lmloiw -Xllcn .inil ilu- prolrssoi' lmxc imma' I sr.in-limi. r for null rlwx know tli.it niiivli xx.irur will o .i x.it1sl.oIiml'X .inil .niiiioilwlc iinilu Hlloi H lmx .in .ll'l'l'Nlll1ll llrrsoinilirx. lli- is lofosi' upon oiinsion .inil ilroll, limit urn in luis inooils our lx ion luis .in.ilxvii.il n.iri1r'm', ,inii uf liix xmnilx ,iu.ii'c ot liis Illlk'lllllL'NN ul iioiuii-X, Xlxyixs ioiirtioux, .llX!.lXN lxinil, Xllun lx l Nl'lk'Vl .1-l l'X.iVYEl'li ul ,I XlLjLlI'1VllN llllNlll1NN llhlll .llli l xiii' !'lllln'1'i'll. lx 110 lf. DU W lmlwl

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JOHN WHEELER Seniors DONALD B. TILLOTSON Wilmington New York XB. Nlathematics Yaletiictorian Class Treasurer l-X41 Student Council '37, 'jog .xlrlllflifllf Ftlitor 'jig f.'f1v1pn,f Crivzrnz '-:fig ffrrrri Baal' Ftiitorg Historical Treasurer 'A:4: Oxford l'ro- gram Chairman ,542 Orchestra '34, '31, 'gf-: Chorus 111,11,31cilCt'Cll1lT'-iC,..if'1 Baskethall 'JM lfaeulty Scholarship '33, .ir11I'4g1'r1dfv ::'n1'fir hr frrm' and xg' i i wifi' lrwir. Tillie has changed greatly these last three years. l rememher one ilay long ago lion came iiown to the Cartlhoaril looking the very quintessenee of sepul- Chral gloom. Don't tal-ce it so haul, quorh l. Take what? mutteretl Don. XYliy', your Aunt Susicfs death. Aw, tlon't he funny. l hax'en't got an :Xunt Susie. Then why' the overloail of gloomf' Oh, it's that calculus exam. We got them hack totlay 'anil am l sunk! Cheer up, se7 l, trying to he comforting, every- one has to Hunk at least one exam in college. Oh, l iliiln't Hunk it exactlyfiiiii almost as hail though -l got li- But now all is ehangeil. Tillie has heeome so interesteil in outside activities thai once he conriiieii to mg, lD'you know, il' it xx.isn't that my people woulal feel hailly, l xxouliln't fare if l tlunlgeii hall' my courses. 'I'5k -tsk, llonalill Derry New Hampshire fx. B. 'lilieology' 5.1lur.irori:1n T 'X Class L'h.ipl.iin 'gqg flwrvz lifwlcg llatulti Scholar- ship 'gzg Nolulg Chorlis '51, 'hgh A ffff- ,nf .nf :iv frl.'7iih'l Hiili' finztv' 1'1!'rff IU IH I r f .Iohn raltes lil-e -iuire seriously. flllten uhtn l xt lwvn .irountl him lat' h.i-l .iii unromi-orr.ilvle tl-L-lmi: rh.ii l in ,!lflli1t'Tllk'f'iTiXlblllllN,lllillli1llTflNll1ilL'il. Not rhar lolm rxrr s.ilil so, lm! liuxuise l was st-lt' toiiiiyiiiiie-L ulit-ii l sau him so faithful in his uorl, .uri 1 stiiiiies, lohii goes his iiiimexi wax .ilom-, nor lieeils the Him-,.i1:,r,ixxi1rx fins of lite. llis restiiiio nies li ix c .i rimg ol sims-ri'i in ilieiii, .in-l lie lixirlessli his smnl for uhar he thinks is riulir. ll Vw lh-my Likes