Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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112 JAMES R. NAYLOR, B.S., A.M. Dean of Meni Mathematics Cold mathematical logic seems secondary as We meet this congenial dean of men . . . tall and powerful, physically and mentally . . . hospitality of the West . . . frank sincerity. ESTI-IER D. WILLIAMSON Dean of Womenf Voice She is the girls' wise and considerate mother . . . iovial nature . . . capable voice teacher . . . undisturbed by a difficult task . . . amiable . . . steadfast in her spiritual life. DORIS GOODRICI-I SOTERIADES AB., B.S Librarian There is order in her nature . . . proficient . . . a growing library-a result of her skillful supervision . . . a high standard of simplicity in her religion . . respected because she re- spects. OLIVE BYNON MARPLE, AB. Piano Thorough . . . pleasant friendliness . . . an ac- complished musician .... l-ler faithfulness to her worlc is outstanding . . . challenging individual- ism . . . constant composure . . . has the in- terests of the students at heart. lr

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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

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I 1 RUTH I. EDE, A.B., Ed.M. Commercial Subiectsi Secretary to the President Willingly, unobtrusively, she performs many tasks that are necessary but promise no tangible reward . . . eternal vigilance . . . sanely am- bitious for greater knowledge . . . wide range of interests that make a good conversationalist. JUNE ROMIG, AB. Piano We admire her sincerity . . . a reliable ac- companist . . . spreader of cheer . . . simple piety . . . greatness of Christian devotion . . . Firm in her convictions . . . Winsome spirit . . courageous enthusiasm. MADELINE N. NEASE, AB. Registrar l-ler humble attitude compels our respect . . . adeep spiritual character . . . systematic and con- sistent . . . industrious . . . conservative . . . a registrar whose help and long-suffering we appre- ciate. ANDREW RANKIN, A.M. Principal of Academyf Employment Manageri History Eificiency is his motto . . . eager . . . a busi- ness-like attitude . . . a good mixer . . . reads Widely . . . freedom in God . . . a scholar . . . extensive active interests . . quizzical humor. tier