Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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yzfreufvrd .FW YV, ll, l ! li' tx, 1 fx ftqh Hi 08 xx ,Q 1' 4 ' J . V, Zig . 'ti ' . i 3 Victory in 1944! The cry that brealcs out from every heart throughout the Allied nations, the hope that is breathed by count- less thousands now under the yoke of totalitarian doctrine. Lilce a spark growing into an uncontrollable Fire, the anticipation of victory has leaped from person to person until novv it is intense and world- wide. Although vve at Eastern Nazarene College are earnestly praying for an Allied victory and are participating in the vvar ettort, vve believe the vvords ol the Scriptures: Not by might, nor by povver, but by my spirit, saith the Lord of hosts. For us, a true vic- tory can be won only through the cross of Jesus Christ. ln hoc signo vincesf' This has been a victorious year for the college. We have seen evidences of progress which would have been impossible without the povver of God and the consecrated lives ol our leaders. ln retrospect vve praise God for l-lis guidance and blessing, in pros- pect we place our complete confidence in l'lim for a triumphant future. And from the depths ol our hearts we say, But thanlcs be to God, which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christi'