Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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PRESIDENT G. B. WILLIAMSON, A.B., D.D. A voice and a bearing commanding attention . . . fulfills his trust etficiently . . . vision for E. N. C. and a determination to realize it. BERTHA MUNRO, A.M. Dean of Collegef Literature Prodigious memory . . . broad views, high ideals . . . sense of iustice . . . an intense yearning For every student . . . unselfish service-her life mctto. EDWARD S. MANN, A.M. Assistant to the President Like stout Cortez . . . mellow voice . . . deep- set eyes . . . kind, but insistent . . . tie-straightener ... We'll be E. N. Cfing you. JAMES H. SHRADER, A.M., Ph.D. Chemistry Looks on tempests and is never shaken . . . friendly interest . . . Pardon my back . . . Searcher for truth . . . a universal vision. SAMUEL YOUNG, A.M. Theology lntelligent religious attitudes . . . I-lold steady . . . droll wit . . .makes E. N. C. a home church for students . . . calm perseverance and dependable Foresight. FRED J. SHIELDS, A.M., Ed.M., D.D. 419 Psychology, Sociology Fatherly . . . keen iudge of character . . . easy gen- iality . . . startling similes . . . a friendly lecturer . . . ready for lun . . . a practical psychologist. ir

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G. B. WILLIAMSON President My dear Student Friends: c lV'lany times during the current college year, l have vvanted to tell you in some way what a Feeling ol pleasure and pride Fills my heart at every remembrance of you. l am happy lor the privilege ol expressing my thoughts ol you on this page ol the 1'Nautilus.', Your Christian faith and devotion have been sincere, your pursuit of learn- ing diligent, your manner ol lite exemplary, your spirit ol loyalty to the college inspiring, your co-operation in every undertaking, enthusiastic. All these things have worlced together with other favorable providences to malce this the happiest year l have had as President ol your college. Your progress in the development ol Christian character and in the preparation for lives of service is my greatest revvard. l loolc forvvard vvith confidence to the years vvhen you will be engaged in your life vvorlc l am sure you will be successful. il Wish it were possible for all ol you to come bacl4 for another year. l l4novv that cannot be. l can only hope that those vvho come to talce your places vvill be ol the same high quality. With the continued co-operation of the students and with the help ol an ever- increasing Alumni Association, the future ot Eastern Nazarene College is assured. l con- gratulate you upon your opportunity ot today. Tomorrovv will bring its greater opportunities. With very best wishes for continued happiness and success, Altectionately yours, President.

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RALPH EARLE, JR., B.D., A.M., Th.D. Biblical Literature Spiritual and intellectual depth . . . a family man . . . a young interest in young people . . . an earnest, sympathetic pastor. . . concealed mirth. ALBERT F. HARPER, A.M., Ph.D. Philosophy Methodical and logical . . . quietly enthusiastic . . . beginner of choruses . . . forceful speaker . . . sees life as a whole . . . eyes with a merry twinkle. VERNON T. GROVES, A.M., Ph.D. Education Conscientious attention to detail . . . a precise way of life . . . high sense of duty . . . Everybody ought to go to Sunday School . . . eager-to-help attitude. MARY HARRIS, A.M. French, Spanish Quick to sense and denounce wrong . . . intensely loyal . . . courageous . . . quietly assumes daily work and makes it count . . . indomitable spirit . . . EDITH F. COVE, M.Mus. Piano, Theory of Music i Joie de vivre . . . inquisitive mind . . . doesn't spare herself . . . chiIdren's worker . . . I was dumbfoundedln . . . New England is her country. ALICE SPANGENBERG, A.M. English Analytical mind . . . sister to third-floor girls . . . letter-writer to E. N. C.'s servicemen . . . memorable chapel talks . . . a sweet simplicity that endears her to everyone. I13l-