Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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Samuel Cole SAMUEL COLE Carl Cl'OUfl'tam9l George Dixon A.B. Philosophy Hair as dark as his name . . . sober, considerate . . . strong purpose and perseverance . . . always happy, even when the rent is due . . . likes to talk, especially about philosophy or preaching . . . one ofthe senior half-dozen, the married men. CARL CROUTHAMEL B.S. Chemistry lndividualistic, reticent . . . Grecian profile . . . the scien- tific method . . . direct, conscientious . . . keen thinker and ob- server . . . originality and organization . . . pluck and an iron will . . . concentrated studiousness . . . independence and shrewd COfTlITlOl'1 SGDSS. GEORGE DIXON A.B. Theology Sweet singer, the man with the guitar . . . What's your opinion, doc? . . . proud of his British citizenship, but makes a good American . . . active fun-lover . . . hockey enthusiast . . . golfer deluxe . . . devoted to his life's task . . . British reserve . . . un- doubted sincerity. ttfft

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William Benson Donald Brickley Dorothy Chesbrough WILLIAM BENSON A.B. Biblical Literature Always in motion . . . a glutton for work . . . quietly in- dependent . . . a stranger to discouragement . . . eyes on the goal radiant smile . . . natural humor . . . enioys living to the full . . . approachable . . . ready to serve God . . . willing to help others. DONALD BRICKLEY ' A.B. Theology Fire in his eye and papers in his hand . . . iaunty and likable . . . the Briclcley profile . . . spirits can't be dampened . . . breezy, pally . . . 'Kl'liyal . . . rural accent, urban inclinations . . . shoul- ders always thrust baclc . . . sharp, nervous, often abrupt . . . or- thodoxly Christian. DOROTHY Cl-IESBROUCEH A.B. Psychology Ouiclc smile . . . has a lceen realization of her duty and per- forms it . . . First to rise, last to bed . . . conservative, but given to surprising outbursts of roof-raising . . . sensitive . . . talces life seriously . . . reliable, logical New Englander. USP

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GEORGE DOUGLAS A.B. Philosophy Budding theologian . . . likes to iuggle philosophical ab- stractions . . . not immune to occasional prolixity of expression . . . far-sighted . . . methodical in study and work . . . friendly sarcasm . . . mixes his fun with his labor . . . aware of life's problems, but not pessimistic. RACHEL EMERY A.B. Psychology lntelligent versatility . . . inner radiance . . . satisfied only with the best .' . . dislikes superhciality . . . reveals good taste in personal habit, external interests . . . keen insight . . . genuine concern for others . . . poise . . . emotions sensitive to the Finest in life. RUTH FRIEND A.B. French and German Walks with a purpose . . . Friendy to all . . . strong sense of fair play . . . leader . . . athlete . . . musician . . . le Francais, el espanol, das Deutsch . . . gives her candid opinions . . . persevering determination . . . her religion is part of her daily living . . . gay, co-operative, but always on her own. George Douglas Rachel Emery Ruth Friend slut