Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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U15 191' G. B. Williamson President

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Dr. James Houston Shrader

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5 zdelfzfsyidr ago' To live is to grow. For a quarter ol a century Eastern Nazarene College has lived and grown in Wollaston. With each passing year there has been some new development. Perhaps no year has witnessed so much in the way ol notable achievement as this one. Enrollment has reached its highest, the gymnasium has been improved, and the valuable Willow Street property has been acquired. ln December, E. N. C. was elected to membership in the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, and in January to membership in the Association of American Colleges. We have enioyed a gracious tide ol spiritual blessing throughout the year. ln May we shall graduate the largest class in the history of the college, and on the same day the mortgage on the college property will be burned. Thus, the college will have achieved full scholastic recognition and complete lina ncial secu rity. 9. This is the greatest year so lar, but there are greater ones in the Future. New buildings must be erected, the scope of our curriculum must be broadened, and its quality enriched. Larger visions of service to the church and the world must be born within our souls. For all the accomplishments of the past we give praise to God our Father, but our gratitude can adequately be expressed only as we dedicate ourselves to the taslc before us. Let us de- termine that to the ideals and faith ofthe founders ol Eastern Nazarene College we shall be true, that with increased material prosperity we shall not lose the vision of things unseen and eternal. Let us highly resolve that with our victorious growth and development, many shall leel the impact of lives Fully consecrated, adequately trained, and mightily indued with Gods spirit.