Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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MADELINE N. NEASE, A.B. Registrar Lady of smiles . . . Firm in old New England . . . pleasant, industrious, conscientious . . . a de- pendable woman for a thousand tasks. DORIS GOODRICH SOTERIADES, A.B., B.S. Librarian Orderly, consistent. . .good homemaker . . . brown- ies her specialty . . . even-tempered . . . persistently cheerful . . . quiet independence . . . real accomplish- ment. EVANGELOS SOTERIADES, A.M. Assistant Librarian Keen intellect . . . memory for detail ...hard worker ...energetic . . . economical . . . willing . . . goes the second mile . . . catalogues and reserve books. RUTH I. EDE, A.B., Ed.M. Commercial Subiects Definite ideas and a ready manner of expressing them . . . appreciation of Fine arts . . . feminine accomplishments . . . quick worker. JUNE ROMIG, A.B. Piano Sensitive to beauty . . . sympathetic . . . a sparkling smile to match her golden hair . . . ivory mischief . . . inspires confidence. WILLIAM BENSON, A.B. Academy Principal, History, Social Science Administrative . . . earnest and persuasive . . . never too busy to oblige . . . shy charm and chuckle . . Florida drawl . f . enterprising student pastor. U51

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KENT 114 GCODNOW, A.M. Classical Languagesf German A clerk there was of Oxenfordu . . . unforeseen satirical wit . . . advice to the lovelorn . . . Il Penseroson . . . quiet, unceasing industry. AUDREY J. WILLIAMSON, A.M. Speechf Orchestra Careful mother and gracious hostess . . . co-operative . . . gift of holding attention of audience . . . Bring your instruments! . . . womanly poise par excellence. j. VERNER BABCOCK, A.M. Biology Becomes excited over universal implications . . . outdoor life . . . home cooking . . . relates biological phenomena to total order . . . takes pride in beauti- fying campus. MERVEL P. LUNN, A.M. History Energetic and industrious . . . strength of opinion . . . democratic . . . spontaneous . . . athletic. . . completely consecrated to God and E. N. C. JASPER R. NAYLOR, B.S., A.M. Dean of Meni Mathematics Sincerity . . . likes to ioke even during class . . . quiet attention to duties . . . mathematical trickster . . . flavor of Western farm life. ESTHER D. WILLIAMSON Dean of Womenf Voice I-landles her difficult position competently. . . feels meaning in hymns . . . enioys confidential chats with her girls . . . April fool-the candy's cotton. i

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A-Q, HELEN MULLEN, A.B. Academy Frenchf Latin Self-denial . . . reticent and introspective . . . loves Fine things . . . capable student and teacher . . . bubbling energy and girlish giggle. ELLEN FOLLETT, A.B. Academy English Firmness of character . . . unobtrusively intellectual . . . stringent discipline . . . patrician . . . a disarming May l help you? smile. MURIEL PAYNE, A.B. Academy Mathematics Well-tempered Clavichordu . . . assurance . . . likes midnight snaclcs . . . perpetual motion . . . Chopin- esque moods. . . L'Allegro. LOUISE DYGOSKI, A.B. Bookkeeper Conscientious to the core . . . easy to converse with . . . quality ofa sweet violin . . . a soft musical voice and laughter that provokes laughter. A true teacher: Qt him it is said, ul-le threw down a launch ol keys. A wise teacher said, 'llhe unexamined lite is not worth living. A great teacher said, Wisdom is from above. The Master -leacher said, UYe shall lcnow the truth, and the truth shall malce you free. 1116 t