North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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Q EDWARD EVEIQETT RALL, BA, PHD. President ol tlie College Graduated fl 8951 lowa State Teachers College, BA. CTQOOD, University ol Ewa, PHD. C'l903D, Yale University, Diploma Cl 9059, leacliers ColIege,Columbia niversity.

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THE DEANS G GEORGE JCI-IN KERN CLARA K. BLECK Dean of Men Dean of Women Among the forces which shape young men and women in our educational institutions, none is more potent than that indefinable, intangible, powerful thing we call school spirit, or college spirit, as the case may be. Students are often mistalcen in the expression of it, but the spirit is right though the expression may be wrong. School spirit always represents an unselfish attitude of the student. l-le has heard the call of something larger than himself. It is the source not only of the truest happiness of the precious school days, but of stimulus to high endeavor. Every school that has this transforming power is what it is by virtue of the personalities that have been connected with it. Asl4 yourself what you are doing to mal4e your school in the future as inspiring a place for others as others have made it for you. Aslc yourself what you can contribute to the enrichment of the life of the school. Students rarely realize what they leave behind when they depart from a school. Something of you remains, mysteriously interwoven in the life of the school. To be a worthy member of a good school is a great privilege, furnishing as it does a stimu- lus to high endeavor which rarely comes in any other way. It is a distinct honor to sustain and enhance a worthy name. If you have the right school spirit, you can do nothing less than throw all the power of your influence into the taslc of making your school a place where future students may learn how to meet and be true to the responsibilities and obligations of life. The atmosphere which malces easy this l4ind of growth is created only by living personalities, by the touch of life upon lifef, CLARA K. BLECK Dean of Women O Tl-lE BOARD OF TRUSTEES GEEICERS . BISHOP G. E. EPP .... . . President W. E. GROTE ..... . Vice-President j. C. SCHAEEER .... . . Secretary MEMBERS A. E. BUTLER A. W. AUGUSTINE El. A. KELLERMAN D. L. CALDWELL C. SCl-lAEEER L. SGT-lL l-l. W. GRAUNKE C. L. HARTMANN Q. W. FERK W. C. NUHN E. S. FAUST W. E. GROTE T. ElNKBElNER C. E. MAVES A. l-l. DOESCHER G. E. ERR G. C. MEYER R. R. STRUTZ l-l. A. NQRENBERG MRS. E. SlMRSQN-NlCl-TQLS E. T. MOYER E. E. STEPHAN C. L. SGRG C. V. WELLNER . 18