Eastern Nazarene College - Nautilus Yearbook (Quincy, MA)

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LOUISE DYGOSKI, A.B. CAROL Sfl?6l'Z7 Mi . o voice and manners blend naturally with an alert efliciency in accomplishment. Students appreciate her patience in teaching and her individual attention. An earnest Christian, her testimony is a daily walk with God. ss Dygoski's quiet charm f ' MADDOX, A.B. Piun u Mistress of musical magic, Miss Maddox fills her position coolly, conlidently, and serenely. Conversational flexibility and inner warmth make her the perfect hostess. Characterized by sweet dignity, she is dependable in responsibility and predict' able in Christian conduct. JUNE BECKWITH, A.B. EDITH Piazza Even though Mrs. Beckwith has the added responsibilities of home and family, she has not ceased to appreciate and create beauty. Like her sensitive and deeply emotio l A ' na nature her music is 1 h . eartfelt expression of her love of God. PEIRCE GOODNOW Eugliib Lileram re , AM. Mrs, Goodnow's thorough knowledge of literature has not made her a pedant. for she alternates teaching and homemaking with facility. Her interest in missions has resulted in several stud b y ooks and in active chu 'l l ' ' i rci eadersliip. l19l

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Nlf'lDlfLlNlf NEASE, A.l5. Rt gf-Irin- 'Slit xxi mrketli xxi Illnglx' xx Ill.lllllCNIl U itll Iicr rig lingo lu Imntls. . rtip etliticntx' im I an sion. 'lilieollit I A . lx Ct c is not Iicr sole I ioxxevcr. 'tis ru: - ' ' tomain noretl slit is sltilllul in the tulinirx art Y . Deeply spiritual Noise has lirm Iii . Mrs. ith in the power i lN'l'HliR l A' ul Goal J. XX ILLIAMSON IJLJU' 'If u nlh'ul,' liffltc licmllflng Ixcciilx' lier tlu.il rcs 1 tc-.itlicr .intl goiisilvility .is Danni ul XY'oineii. Mrs XY'illi.im- son Cll1IL'.lXUl'N Iii unilcrstinil citli .intl Iitr L . '. student ' l xi1lI.ll'j'fuINlC'IN A kUl1NLlL'llllUllN Clitistmii xxorlxcr. her talents tomplett-lx' klIllNl'kl'.llK'll.NllCINllNL l1Dlcl!HI img ill IIIIIIX to the lxlcss- IINI MERVEL LL'NN, A.M. Hffrfnfx An eager conversationalist. Professor Lunn combines acute interest in current alfairs with a comprehensive knowledge of his- tory. He cherishes the ideals of E.N.C. A life of service, intense passion for souls and a stirring testimony witness to his deep religious experience. EVAN SOTER , A.l51. Librarian GELOS IADES No one would venture to estimate how many times a day Mr, Soteriades renders his ac- commodating service to students and facul- ty. His careful planning. tact. and ease in meeting problems make the library a real center of college life. 'C I

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FLIZABETH Z KATHRYN .' taifunii ,llallum T1 5.533 IMMERMAN, A.B. Amrlmli Fr-tm'b.' Lafin Self-conlident hut unaffected Miss Zimmer- man leaves the impression of a breath of spring. Because of her wise sympathy and common sense she is a valuahle friend. Living daily her Christian testimony. she is careful always to listen to the still, small voice. SCHVRMAN AMOS, A.B. l dllif .ctful hut firm is tl . istiplinarian hut con ' . llltiftwugll sidcrate is t . eacher. Mrs. An v ilualalc' ttlt ios is a . lition to HN C1 's lihrarv sratl' tl .itatlemy liatu I' W' lti than li illing to carry more cr share ul th' L load, she mal4es .i rrlul Christian worker retry KATHERIN LYAL E ANGELL, Ali. Sea'r'e1ar',3 lo Ib? Pruidfrrf Cheerful in her efficiency. Mrs. Angell always has an infectious laugh ready to buhhle to the surface. A New England reserve causes her unassuming quietness. but her firm convictions and her roy in thc Lord are apparent to all. CALHOI: N, A.B., Th.B. flfdljtllllil Pv'im'ipaf.' Hf,l1'1l'Vl,4 5-Utld! Stsium Retaining his own ' convictions and re- specting others'. our Academy principal is a co-operative individual. Clarity of think- ing and forceful expression contribute to his leadership ability, Mr, Calhoun. al- ways radiating '1 d' . isarming friendliness. is a true lover of men and an active Christian.