Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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I ' .ifiwi - Wvusl I I I ' ,viii -Jr X cfwllr N ri' Jfv JJ , AL' nfl., K T r. l X' ll ' r,fllL'vl M , H st ,., 'mm T If v- lt , tb ,M x 1 I ,I K, t HL ' WVR Y , A ' s ffl V . r Why lxil flV ' Q f fr I 'Xl A 4 N M lk In 41l' ,'l IX 17 D -X 'v x bf - kg I i v ' l ,Q jvvf lt!!! V ll lN.AJ Us ,' CV 1 ,lllzyl ffxf G y ,A V 1 , W ,WML fl, r . l,. e TT.Il,- J T0 5 VERNON T. GROVES, A.M. Education There is not a trace of shirlcing in him . . . lives a well-rounded life . . . fervent Christian character . . . good-natured humor . . . zealous Sunday School superintendent . . . patience that never runs out. EDITH F. COVE, M. MUS. Pianoi Theory of Music I-ler constant Christian life is an inspiration . . . bubbling personality . . . a real scholar in music . . . marvelous energy . . . enthusiastic worlcer with young people . . . loves life . . . appreciates good humor. ALBERT F. HARPER, Ph.D. Visiting Professor of Philosophy l-lis active personality brightens the depths of philosophy and malces it meaningful to us . . . deeply ingrained cheerfulness . . . practical op- timism . . . irresistible smile supported by an in- domitable spirit. ALICE SPANGENBERG, A.lv'l. English Always prepared to lend a helping hand . . . a friend of all who know her . . . as refreshing as an April shower . . . varied interests . . . practical-minded Christian . . . expressively orig- inal. l10l

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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

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KENT GOODNOW, A.M. Classical Languagesf German Astute and conscientious, we find in him a friendly adviser . . . painstaking and diligent . . . eager in the pursuit of learning . . . un- ceasingly patient . . . quiet twinkle in his eye . . . unassuming. AUDREY J. WILLIAMSON, A.M. Speech, Orchestra She is one on whom we can rely . . . ver- satility personified . . . powerful, prayerfulChris- tian . . . never too busy to do something helpful . . . devoted to her husband and his work . . . a vibrant, cheery disposition. J. VERNER BABCOCK, A.M. Biology Quietly friendly, brilliant . . . thoroughly en- grossed in his work . . . a course with him gives us new zest for living, makes us appreciate the wonder of life. MERVEL P. LUNN, A,M. History ' l-le makes us see history in its relation to the whole of life . . . original in his thinking . . . warm-hearted . . . example of Christianity lived every day. sl 11