Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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pig! veal E l is following up this year by one of STO OOO for laboratory and library equipment, pur- suant to recognition by the New England Association of Secondary Schools and Col- eges. f-le is a person. Devoted to his family, affectionate, he leads a quiet private life. ' ' v. av!-va. un un Nyln v ' x , p-, out ,'.. L 4 .,., ,Gs ,. l xx Y-1-Ps-.X l . M + ' ,f txt I 12 A I l Q nm i-1 --1 rex' ' X -- f-Q l atiwiti i 'ii i l i 1 l l l 'Y l-le is a serious rival of Democrat Farley-he rarely forgets a name, even remembers rela- tive situations and dates. l-le is a Ureg'lar fellow, vvorlcs vigorously at everything, can take a iol4e on himself. l-le is a friendly neighbor, heartily cheerful at all times. l'-le dresses conservatively, lilces blue and gray, and vvears his hat well over his eyes. He has a zest for living. l-le is progressive, dynamic. l-lis is the will to win. l-le is our president, Gideon B. Williamson, Doctor of Divinity. Pl'6'.SI-fl6llIf Hfyl'UlfflIIISOIl, jozfned 145' at the Valentine party A happy family group - Joe rmuls, l1i.v tnollier loolcing ozrrr his slznulflerg .Waylon puls lirr ff,If'l'lx'S againstl11'rf111her'x 4 it P

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l'rt'1'y r'l1iprr'.v.w'.s urn' Nllttlfllf-V will! liix rlig111'ffr'rI llo.vpi'lulfly ul llrrfull npwriflig fit' .tr-lmnl. is Hz' rwrrls 1r'li01m1'rf1' III' mn .sncrzfclr 0 IlI0l7IlflI,f+l1I'Sf0I'-lj Histology, or lnbgrfrpliy 1 lntroducing A l'-le is a presence, -lall, impressive, blond, witlw strong leatures and overlwanging brows, lie malces an imposing appearance every- vvltere. l-le grins olten, but maintains dig- nity and commands respect at all times. l'lis voice is loud, Firm, and clear, lie tall4s slowly. l-le has a sliglwt midwestern accent lie is trying to lorget. l-le is a pastor. Earnest, vvitlw unslialcen convictions, impelled by a call to preacli the gospel, lie ltas lield revival services, has preached at rallies and special services near and lar, l-le lollovvs Gods will, liis motives are God-given, lte is blessed vvitli spiritual Fire. l-le is a business executive. l-le is etlicient, lets no detail escape liim, perseveres untail- ingly tovvard l'iis goal. l.ast year's trium- plwant 525,000 Debt Reduction Campaign l'ie My g1'r'c'r.s- .s'tl11lzfftt.s arid -fl'Il6Il,ll.S' at tht' ffrcrr reception, tn, Srfptenzbvr' MOP am

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-Fhey Guide Gut Destinics . The very backbone oF our college is the Board oF Trustees. -lwice each year they gather From all over this educational zone to deliberate on the Financial and scholastic policies oF the college. Their coming creates an atmosphere oF dignity, their sacriFice and interest encourage our slighter eFForts. Chairman oF the board is Rev. Q. L. Benedum, superintendent oF the Pittsburgh District. Full oF determination and vivacity, he is a staunch supporter oF the school. l lis ready wit and enthusiastic religious liFe have endeared him to students and con- stituency. The vice-chairman oF the board, Rev. John Nielson, DS. oF New England, not only is loyal in giving time and eFFort to the school, but also contributes his share oF the students-two graduates, two in school, and one on the way. Another booster is the secretary, lVlr. Wesley Angell, E. N. C., FQ8. l-le represents the alumni on the board, but sometimes we Find his wiFe busily keeping things straight in the alumni Files. Looking aFter the Finances is Mr. Maurice Emery oF Warren, Ra. Besides signing his name to checks, he has two Femi- nine attractions in college that take a little consideration. District Superintendent Babcock, since he, too, has Family connections, is much interested in the college. We don't see the other superintendents iso much-Revs. Albright, il 'Tl flaw l-liggs, and Cantrell-but their earnest eFForts in our behalF prove that they are among our very best Friends. We like their spirit. Pastor in Lowville, N. Y., and treasurer oF the Albany District, is W. S. Macpherson, who became a board member at this springls assembly. Rev. lra Akers oF Akron is a pastor whose visits we enioy because oF his cheery attitude. lVlay's Father, Rev. W. M. McGuire, has a double interest here, oF course, when he makes his semi-annual calls. Mr. Leonard Spangenberg, vice-president oF Babson's Reports, Frequently comes to our campus-sometimes to talk about world conditions fhe's interesting, tool or to act as toastmaster, or maybe to see his sister. Another business man is Mr. lf. S. Carmen From Cleveland, who gives his wise opinion on so many questions. Rev. john Gould, For many years connected with the college, is a Frequent visitor when he returns From a winter in Florida. A Fairly new member on the board is Rev. L. S. Tracy oF Brooklyn, Former missionary to lndia, whose three children have graduated From E. N. C. Rev. john E. Riley, an E. N. C. graduate and active alumnus, was elected From the New England District this spring. Rev. lyl. K. Moulton oF Baltimore and Rev. E. lf. Grosse oF Washington are both enthus- iastic members. Rev. E. lf. Grosse started a candy store in his room when he attended school, which has since developed into our indispensable UDugout. We are Fortunate indeed to have these God-Fearing men guiding the destinies oF our school, and as students we give them our enthusiastic support in their unsparing eFForts. Rev. 0. L. Benedtzm, Chaifrman of the Baum' of Tru.9tee,9 CHM I