North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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BOARD OF TRUSTEE PRESIDENT . VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY . Terms Expire 1939 O. L. GRAUBERGER, B. A., CColo. Conllj . D. L. CALDWELL. PlI.B., B. D. COlIio Conf.D E. G. MOEDE. B. A., B. D. CMinn. Conf.D XW. C. NUHN ..... W. E. RILLING, B. A. CAlumniJ , . G. E. EPP, D. D. CBoard of Bisliopsb , O. W. NIATZKE. B. A.. B. D. CNeb. Conf.j E. F. STEPHAN ...., . Terms Expire 1940 J. C. SOHAEFER, B. S., A. M. CIII. Conf.J E. S. FAUST. B. S., B. D. CMich. Conllb . W. C. F. HAYES, B. A., B. D. CWis. Conf.D . MARYTIN RICKERT, B. A.. B. D. CN. Y. Conf.J . . . MRS. ELIZABETH NICHOLS-SINIPSON. M. S. CAlumnij . . E. ll. DAHNI. B. A., B. D. CKHIIS. Conf.J . . . . H. A. JQELLERMAN, A. B., B. D. CCan. and N. W. Can. Conf.J GOLDEN THONIPSON. B. A., B. D., S. T. M. Cla. Conf.D . . J. C. MESSERSCHBIIIJT, B. L.. LL. B. . . . . Terms Expire 1941 O. W. FERK CS. D. Conf.j .... F. L. BIESTER. A. B., M. A. CAlumnij . . . R. H. MLTELLER, B. A., B. D., D. D. Clnd. Conf.D . R. R. STRUTZ, B. A., B. D. CN. D. Conf.J . H R' V155 TU52 Semi miss P1p1 11 ESE Ymii CWM .1-Um Urn -Q '11 .m. E11 EU r .FV F . J. T. MOYER ..... . B. BREITHAUPT .... HONORARY TRUSTEES Page 20 S BISHOP G. E. EPP E. J. T. MOYER R. H. ML'ELLER . Simla. Colo. , Fremont. O. Faribault, Minn. . Cedar Falls. Ia. Milwaukee, Wis. . Naperville, Ill. . Flat Rock. 0. Upper Sandusky. O. Freeport. Ill. . Kalamazoo, Mich. Madison. Wis. Niagara Falls, N. Y. Naperville, Ill. Marion, Kaus. Waterloo, Ont. Le Mars. Ia. Madison, Wis. Bowdle. S. D. Glen Ellyn, Ill. . Indianapolis. Ind. . Fargo. N. D. Naperville, Ill. Lansing. Blish. New York. N. Y. New York, N. Y. . Naperville, Ill.

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Page 22 i T OFFICIQRS STUART SHOGER Council Representative KATHRYN LEEDY t CLYDE WOMER President OPAL ZIEMER MERWYN PLUMLEY If ice-President Treasurer lvl.-XRGARET HOBERT Secreta 11V S30 Four years ago one of the largest freshmen classes ever to enroll invaded this institution. Knowing that success comes slowly, we set out cautiously to assimu- late all that could be offered. Humiliated over the fact that we were immediately crowned with green caps we were easy victims in the annual tug-of-war, and a thorough drenching ensued. With each set-back new goals are attained and with the perseverance and a desire never before witnessed in this institution, the class of '39 strove forward. Accelerated with each achievement we became recognized as a class with unlim- ited potentialities, and we found that new aptitudes presented themselves at every crossroad. We were not content with dreaming of what we could accomplish nor did we allow our talents to decompose in the clutch of opportunity, but with a spirit unknown on this campus we surpassed in every noteworthy activity. Reminiscing, we think of the football, basketball, and other college sports in which we played an active part, but the oncoming classes will ably fill the positions and only memories will remain. The underclassmen will miss our guiding hands and we regret leaving. We have enjoyed the fellowship and our work with our professors, all the friendships are deeply creviced in our furrowed minds. Soon we will realize the intangible awards of a college education, and we will attempt to fuse it with the practices of the modern world. The Junior-Senior Banquet and all events have played an important part in our lives, and as we slowly walk down the steps of Pfeiffer Hall with our sheep-skins, it will be with a deep regret, but with the gratification that we have gained and are leaving a place for those who are desirous of the same cultural and intellectual development.