Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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8 PRESIDENT G. B. WILLIAMSON, A.B., D.D. With Gods help, We can triumphf' . . . de- voted to his home, his college, and his church . . . holds unswervingly to his principles . . . wis- dom . . . a dignity that is commanding. BERTI-IA MUNRO, A.M. Dean of College, English Literature Smiling, cheerful, she is the guiding hand of our college career . . . inspiration in her very counte- nance . . . humility of wisdom . . . nobility of spirit . . . They shall rise up and call her blessed. EDWARD S. MANN, A.M. Assistant to the President The man we both fear and love . . . thorough, genial . . . above all, sincere and helpful. . .strong physically, keen mentally, dynamic spiritually . . . appropriately witty . . . enthusiasm tempered by maturity. JAMES HOUSTON Sl-IRADER, Ph.D. Chemistry A brilliant scholar in a dignified personality . . . friend of all . . . editor, lecturer, author, publicity director . . . pointed humorist . . . true perspective . . . widely recognized, warmly re- spected. It

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0d'C6Z of Qtbtaifeefi Dedication to a living cause has motivated the Board ol Trustees in guiding and strengthen- ing the advancement ol Eastern Nazarene College. Authorization to grant additional degrees, the expansion and improvement ol the library and laboratories, steady progress toward regional accreditation and increased prestige, the campaign to reduce indebtedness-all these have been a deep concern and a vital interest to the trustees. E. N. Cfs material growth has been uppermost in the Board's mind-and E. N. Cfs spiritual growth has been loremost in the Boards heart. Llnder such direction the luture ol the College is assured, and true Christian progress will continue to be its dominating desire. New England District John N. Nielson Melrose, Mass., Vice-chairman John Gould Wollaston, Mass. John E. Riley Portland, Maine Leonard Spangenberg Waban, Mass. New York District J. C. Albright Richmond I-lill, New York L. S. Tracy Brooklyn, New York Albany District A. M. Babcock Wilmington, New York William S. Macpherson Lowville, New York Washington-Philadelphia District M. Kimber Moulton Baltimore, Maryland D. E. l-liggs Mt. l-lays, Maryland E. E. Grosse Washington, D. C. Pittsburgh District O. L. Benedum East Liverpool, Ohio, Chairman E. S. Carman Cleveland Heights, Ohio Maurice R. Emery Warren, Penn., Treasurer lra K. Akers Akron, Ohio Ontario District Roy H. Cantrell Toronto, Ontario, Canada A. E. Collins London, Ontario, Canada Alumni Representative Wesley G. Angell Newtonville, Mass., Secretary O. L. BENEDUM Chairman

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SAMUEL YOUNG, A.M. Theology Keen understanding and good Scotch humor. .. . We find in his thoughts ideals to aim at, and in his words the wisdom of the sages . . . sympathetic sharer ofyoung preachers' problems . . . shepherd's heart. FRED J. Sl-IIELDS, A.M., Ed.M., D.D. Psychology, Sociology l-lis laughter often dispels our gloom . . . our understanding confidant . . . loves and lives his re Iigion . . .striking sense of humility . . . skillful crea tor of attention in class. MARY HARRIS, A.M. French, Spanish We admire her faith and constancy... high prin- ciples . . . in few words she says a lot . . . un- daunted . . . subordinates all to the call of God . . . interesting conversationalist. RALPH EARLE, JR., B.D., A.M., Th.D. Biblical Literature V lnspiringly practical as a teacher and adviser. . . . l-lis life encourages us to be sincere, thought- ful Christians . . .deep in intellect, broad in under- standing. JIQIH