Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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LET KNOWLEDGE GROW FROM MORE TO MORE

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I937 NALJTILLIS WHEN I THINK or E. N. c. Reprinted from The Campus Camera by special request When I think of E. N. C. I think not of the Administration Building, of the Mansion, of the Cardboard. I think not of the Campus when season follows season in a never-ending procession of beauty. When I think of E. N. C. I think of people. People. People who have been here before my time and who are unknown to me save as I hear mention of them-people who are here now, whom I know and who become part of my life-people who will come after me and who in turn will know me only through hearsay. This is the true E. N. C. When I think of E. N. C. I think of the tremendous sacrifices many are making in order that E. N. C. may continue. I think ofloyal professors who uncomplainingly give their all, their talents, their strength, their finances, that E. N. C. may exist. We read of heroism on the battlefield, in face of sudden dangers, but do we stop to think of the unsung heroism of those who daily take up their task of saving E. N. C.? The unflinching faithfulness of out professors is far greater and requires more courage than do deeds of heroism during moments of stress and emotion. When I think of E. N. C. I think of friendships I have made, friendships that have molded and colored my life. Across the land is an ever increasing number of homes where the mention of E. N. C. is an open sesame, homes where live those I've known and loved here at school and homes of their loved ones,-all part of E. N. C. When I think of E. N. C. I think of the Way of Holiness. Here it was that I found the Lord not only as my Saviour but as my Sanctifier. Here it was that I learned the preciousness of His promise, I am with you always . Here I found rest and peace in the Lord. When I think ofE. N. C. I think of rank upon rank of those who have gone from these halls, who are fighting the forces of evil. To all parts of the globe they go carrying the Cross of Christ. To all parts of our own land they go fighting the world and its unsatisfying, empty pleasures. Yes, when I think of E. N. C. I think of people, people who have enriched E. N. C. and who have in turn been enriched by her. I salute you. Whoever you are, wherever you are, known to me or unknown, if you have a love for E. N. C. in your heart, if you have gratitude to her for benefits received, if you have an earnest desire for her welfare and progress, I salute you. We are all part of E. N. C. WILLIAM WALLACE GARLAND 18

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