Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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MWWIM , 'M ci Guilds p MW ,vena iw cw- , 'Z?,ffQj7LUff5EN1UH5 Mtn' . W. Kg f Wwe ww' ffff: 29371 M:-'fi 1 Q C.. , ' ,-'45, - lf A 45 x 5 45, if .L . . , N - n JOHN COLEMAN History East Liverpool, Ohio To be looneft, of fbi! world goof, if to be one man picked out of ten tboumndf' His is the questionable honor of be- coming famous because he couldn't sing -yet that is the way we met him. He knows the source of his fame so he will not mind our frankness. Anyhow, it got him the Freshman presidency and a place in the L.E.S. quartet of 1935. john applied himself at once to serious study, and soon became one of E.N.C.'s elite in the scholastic realm. We are not surprised that he emerges as Salutatorian of his class. Description: Hard worker, faithful student, all-round athlete. We wish you success in your further work in history, John, and we know that your resolute purpose and serious appli- cation will take you through. l i s Ross EMRICK Theology Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania Tloe.y're onbf truly great who are trzdy good. We had heard much about Ross before the weatherbeaten old Essex came creak- ing up the drive with the Pennsylvania gang. When We saw the Pitt Uni- versity star play basket-ball we admired him, but when we heard his testimony and saw his radiant Christian life we grew to respect him highly. Ross has worked hard for E.N.C.g as athletic director, twice class president, N.Y.P.S. president, student pastor, and even official clown. We have appreciated his optimism, his good common sense, and his loyalty to E.N.C. We are informed that Ross is a firm believer in Christian Fellowship. I-lere's believing he will make his goal.