Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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'ul ' ' 1 I - - ' 1. ,- f ,u-,-s-Q-.. , fwfr J 1 f 1:-u,, PlLGRllvl'S WAY lhey've been short, these past tour years, and memorable. lA class ol eighty has dwindled to seventeen graduates. Gt these, Vernon and Floyd ioined us in our sophomore year while Ellen and Jimmy came in at mid- semester last year. Wesley Brown was ed to leave school this tall because ot ill health, we're sorry he couldn't graduate with to rc US. ClC15S, Gnd ,limmy Stuart, who poses tor us with his tiancee. glimmy gets our vote lor best lool4ing boy, Q Shiro Kano, our ,lapanese student, de- serves special commendation. l-le came tour years ago lcnowing little English, but gradu- ates as salutatorian ot the class. As a class we've enioyed ourselves-a hot dog roast at Sauantum as Freshmen, the Soph- omore party at Professor lVlann's, that glorious junior-Senior Day last year, when we broke most ot the traditions and still showed the Seniors how to have a good timel l-lere are ,W l Scotty and jo, the inseparables, study together on the big log. d to hear that their engage- We weren t greatly surprise ment had been announced during Thanks- giving vacation. The pussy lool4s auite con- tented. l.ater we met her in the lab under ditterent circumstances. the girls in their crisp sharlcsldn dresses as they lool4ed the morning ot the Convoca- tion service. Alter lunch we piled into cars with sealed instructions. at the mercy ot the ' t h d Program Committee tor the rest o t e ay. But it turned out all rightl -lhere were sott ball, shuttleboard, tennis, ping-pong, and deep, sott chairs at Uthe Elmsf, not to mention the delicious banauet tor which we were tully prepared alter an afternoon in the brac- ing New Hampshire air. -lhen we became Seniors, loolcing torward uncertainly to graduation. Second semester senior Upersn-an extra date a weel4 tor - l the couples. No compulsory church chape attendance. ,lunior-Senior Day-this time and none ot the responsi- with all the lun b'lit and worlc. Comprehensives-fearsome l Y but surmountable, carrying with them the ot fewer exams in june. Com- mencement-Jthe last whirl, caps and gowns, Baccalaureate Sunday with Prexy speaking, . . I- Cl s Day exercises with speeches and torma as ities class gilt and tree planting, graduation I d d , tlowers, sheepsldns, consolation night with crow e gym tassel changing Congratulations to the two Finishing in Y - ' , ' ' ' t h ltsall overl Exit the class ot 41. january, ran X, , l: lcfomrie valedictorian o t e 27k

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I A .---S-fqvdqivfyg -., , 1 1 f r 4 v I 'I,.l Q f' -KM, ww., M4 mv .iff M t ':.t'f..??.T'1'4 Wwiff 4 W1 EARL PRENTICE SCOTT Religion maior Alpha CNobelD. Psychology Club Q, 3, 4-Treasurer 3, President 4. Historical Society 3, 4. Science Club 3. Ministerial Association 3, 4-Vice-presi- dent 4. Class Treasurer 3, 4. Baseball, Football, Basketball. FLOYD THOMAS SMITH Philosophy maior Alpha. Historical Society 3, 4-Treasurer 4. Bowne Philosophical Society 4. Class Vice-president Q, 4. Class President 3. L. E. S. Q, 3. Evangelistic Associa- , lIOD 4. X- 3- 'fix ZTAVQJ-646 ' , f' f,.. '.. ff'-, 6, 4,14 -...,., f LAWRENCE CARL WALKER History major Beta CNobelD. Student Council-Representative 2, President 4. Class Chaplain 3. Campus Camera- Secretary. N. Y. P. S. 1, SZ, 3, 4-President 4. L. E. S. 'l, Q, 3-President SZ, Treasurer 3. Student Ministerial Association 3, 4-Secretary 4. MARION ELLA WHEELER Theology maior Beta COxFordD. Missionary Society 1, Q, 4. Evangel- istic Association 4. N. Y. P. S. 'l, 52, 3, 4. K ! f- , .. . , . . . ,. , ,,t,.i,!'e,L4,,f , .fu -if :... ,,f - ef V, ,f-47 .1 - I We Jgtfwffi fs' . , , ,- . - -4- y - -- Seniors T947 JAMES CAMERON STUARTT Religion malor Alpha. Student Council Representative 4. A Cappella Choir 3, 4-President 4. Evangelistic Association 4. Assistant Monitor 4. Baseball, Softball, Football, Soccer, Tennis, Hoclcey. xno picture HPcr arolua acl altell 1 tl Q61- -1 JM. qu-'i Ai na.. 'zu Hi sw IN Av xmas Q of ,AMW l .4 I T7Y7iv'V?l T ' ' xfr-w -, fri- ' M - L ' -- - . - - . ., . . - . .Q ., . mL-4x 1. --1' ,i,4,gg,q1:.,yg.,,, - ' . ,inn- j,,:5,m fl .nm K, . '41 A 1 L k f' - It ' 5 .Q f ' 'iii'-'I -' lr H ' wr' . '-' - ' - ,, ----4. , Y f.

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