Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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ALBERT FO ..-sg ls 1 RALPH EARLE, R .I ., B.D., A.M., Th.D. Biblical Lileralure Dr. Earle's tendency to seek beyond the surface for depths of meaning marks the truly intellectual. Mingling practical ad- vice to young preachers with stirring personal testimony, he measures every doc- trine by the whole Word of God. STER HARPER, Ph.D. Pbilnxnjllvj To prove that philosophy is practical, Dr. Harper guides the student in thinking his way to self-realization, Original sugges- tions for student activities make him a welcome participant in their affairs T . rue to his trust, he is diligent to perform Gods lf ld' Y it ing. l15l FRED SAMUE JAMES SHIELD, A.M., lid.M., D.D. P.t1'cbofn gy' Sn fin fn gy Dr. Shields impresses upon us l i . , tie im- portance of living our Christianity before the world. Congenial and fatherly, this cham io f 1 ' p n o thc younger generation has firm faith in the future of the church. L YOUNG, A.M. Tbfolngy Simply, directly, persuasively hc ll . , ' te S us the truth about ourselves and makes us realize its significance. Keen insight into student problems and sympathy with the l monest soul make Professor Young the ideal college pastor.

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I GIDEO EDWA N BROO N, A.B., D.D. P re,fi:1'er1I KS XVILLI AMSO Strong to meet the foeff' he represents the dauntless determination and unswerving faith of the power of godliness. For- ward! is his watchword and his battlecry. From victory unto vi ' ctory in the strength of the Lord. RD STEBBINS MANN, A.M, Afmfarll In lbe Pmriflwzl The puzzle of managing college in war- time is only one of many diverse matters in which Professor Mann's cool thinking and courteous diplomacy solve problems successfully, E.N.C.'s trouble-shooter, he's friend to all he meets. -I BERTHA MI TNRO, A.M. Dani nf Cuff - ,. Y nga: Lila Vzlllrm .,, V lf Dean Munro were the I toll on y professor, .1 ege career git I7 N.C. would still he 1 ltif wortliy preparition i . lile. lvecause of her stiindiirils of Christi.in sch l t o arship. tl.1ssrinorii.oliicC 9 ln ,t und.iy Stliool, .ind home she minifests .imong Us th I A M FS Hi DI 'STO N SHRADER, P e spirit ofChrist. h.D. f,ilHNi'l11 l A m.in xxith m.ini' irons in the hte, Dr, Slimilcr hikes on more th.in he c.in do .intl then does ill Active in iiitreasii l. NC N inlluciitc in - . 4.- 'i . XYU tht L liititionil rld lit is xxilcli l'L'LH.lU1llL'll .ls .1 clllfllfl stlit lir in l ltl ltr 1. .4 '.1' TS. ll-ll R' Q v QP? 1?

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