North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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SI-IELDON DOMM MARGARET I-IEISS ARLEAN SCI-IMIDT ROBERT STLITTLE President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer SENIOR CLASS HAve I I3-4I Lords ol the campus indeedl Are these dignitied, positive seniors the timid, eager-to-please freshmen ol Iour years ago? Four years ol companionship-dormitory life, ottice holding, examinations, commuting, and dates-the result?-the class of 1934. The smiling student body president, the stately may queen, the vigorous athletes, the co- operating HYI' groups-all these have helped to mal4e indelible their stay on North Centralys campus. The goal has not been easily attained, and those vvho join the academic proces- sion in cap and govvn have truly vvorlcecl. There is an undercurrent ol mourning as the last day approaches. Eager discussions ol by gone may Ietes, l'Iallovve'en parties, teas, dorm escapades, and club meetings, Fill the senior's spare time, with promises ol Iuture reunions, the auarries, heatherton, and the camp grounds shall remain Iorever as a part ol North Cen- traI's heritage-when on never-to-be-forgotten vvall4s through the snovv or along green paths the problems ol I34 were solved. They pass slovvly, but eagerly through the doors ol Ptietler I-Iall, alert to the problems ahead, and talcing with them that courage and desire to serve that forever marlts a North Centralite. VaIeIU CLASS MEMORIAL Donald Brown, Chr, Marian Lang Findlay Paydon SOCIAL lona Schvvander, Chr. Edwin Lauber I-Ielen YunI4er INVITATIOIXIS Christian Rieder, Chr Rosemary Migely I'lelen Temple 25 CLASS COMMITTEES CLASS DAY PROGRAM COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Clarence Attig, Chr. Kathryn Vergie I-Iarriet Paschl4e Paul Stephan CLASS CI-IAPEL Dorothy Maas Barbara Mayer CAP AND GOWN Arthur Breithaupt, Chr. Marian Wheeler I-lelen Epp Arthur Ery, Chr. Narcissa Ranseen William Lieslce PLAY READING I-Iarvey Marlcs, Chr Willa Melius Christian Rieder Mary George Clarence Attig I-Iarriet Paschlce Barbara Mayer Arlean Schmidt Narcissa Ranseen Marjorie Qesterle Merrill Gates ' .I