Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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DORIS Goomucn English Literature Plaistow, New Hampshire Only a Jwcet and zfirfzzouf mul, like .reafoned timber, never giver. Proudly we present the Valedictorian of our Senior Class. Quiet and unas- suming, she has lived and worked among us, never shouting her presence to the world. But under that modest exterior are a heart and a character as faithful and as dependable as the Ad Building pillars. Gibraltar is belittled by the unyielding consistency of her Christian life and by her stedfast optimism. Most of us know her as a hungry ogress standing behind the bars of her cage on Mondays to gobhle up our hard-earned money. But she is also an author of no mean merit and we predict that we shall hear more from her. ETHEL KING English Literature Monroe, North Carolina And .ftill be doing, never dana. Out of the hills of sunny North Caro- lina comes Ethel with her captivating Southern accent and her unfailing friend- liness. Her years at E.N.C. have been years of untiring effort toward her chosen goal. Dependably and capable she has sup- ported class, society, and church activi- ties. Old Faithful ,-that is Ethel. She has served as Literary Editor of the Campzzr Camera and has been active in basket-ball. No matter how busy, Ethel has never had time to say no to anyone who needed help on a program or a Nautilur or what have you. E.N.C. pays you tribute, Ethel, and wishes you success.

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srl R is W sts? l sl? host X Y St HENRY KOEHLER Theology Elberta, Alabama I am constant as the Northern Star, Of whore true-fxcd and rotting quality There if no fellow in the firmamentf' Here is a man whom we are really going to miss, because he has gained our sincere respect and confidence. We shall remember him as a keen thinker, a devoted Christian, and a staunch friend. Because Henry has served as Assistant Dean-do not tell this!-he says that he is going on a big spree before he leaves E.N.C. Let all his enemies beware. You might mistake Henry for a pro- fessor until you heard him unleash some of his subtle witticisms or saw him in a mad scramble on the basket-ball floor. Our friendship goes with you, Henry, into what we are sure will be a life of worthwhile service. Xt RALPH MARPLE History Wollaston, Massachusetts It if in learning matic that many youthful hearty learn lore. Ralph's days at E.N.C. have been strenuous ones. He figures that he has spent about as much time away from school as at school. No sooner did he arrive here than he was drafted into the L.E.S. quartet, graduating then to the college quartet in which he has sung for two years. Ralph is the distinguished manager of the college book-store, and we have had the pleasure of making him chase us all over town to collect month-old bills. It is rumored that Ralph is thinking of taking work in the Pianoforte De- partment next yearehe claims that he has had previous experience. May his life be a harmonious one.