North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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HAKESPEARE meets Dean Einkbeiner, Professor of German, conversing with fellow faculty members in the Registrar s office: f Dr. Alvin Haag, Professor of Philosophy and Psychology, Dr. Eigenbrodt, Professor ofZoologyg Mademoiselle Sicre, Professor of French and Spanish, and Professor Harold VVhite, Head of the English Depart- ment. North Central's poet laureate directs Bill to another office. There he finds Miss Elizabeth Wliley, English Professor, with Miss Alice Meier, German and English Professor. Bill also meets Mr. Umbreit, college treasurer, and Dean Kirn, Professor Emeritus. 9

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I fl r 1 X cv J w A L.: f A if I I hw-1 .ill J ff Ara I ff, 9 6 1 . J 1 I IIN. f 3 K I WlgIJ'i'w f b ' ' , i f I I CQ ,ff gg,-gg' 'QQ M yy? ,, X , y 1 I g ANDERING about the sec- fi . Q, fi 1 , 'Q f , !f6, ' f , ond floor of Ol' Main in ardent search for material and char- f f acters for his play, the Bard of Avon chances to see some of the faculty gathered in the Y. VV. C. A. room discussing student affairs. He makes himself known and promptly is introduced to Miss Laura Libutski, Assistant Librarian, Professor Oliver, Head of the Speech Department, Professor VVilmert VVolf, Instructor of Political Science, and Miss Hazel May Snyder, Professor of Home Economics. However, the group has to leave soon, but Shakespeare remains in the room to catch a few winks of sleep before going on with his search. His sleep is interrupted, however, by some more of the faculty also seeking relaxation. Prof. Edward N. Himmel of the Botany and Education Departments sits at the end of the sofa, Miss Florence Quilling of the Home Economics Department is in the middle. Next to her sits Irvin A. Koten, Professor of Chemistry, and perched on the arm of the sofa, the Professor of Physics, Clifford N. VVall. In the large arm chair next to Shakespeare is Clarence Eg Erffmeyer, Head of the Education Department. Stationing himself near North Central's traditional meeting place, Shakespeare waits under the clock and soon sees Professor Edward E. Domm of the Religious Education Department and James P. Kerr, Professor of Commerce, meet with Charles C. Hower, Professor of Classics, and Mrs. Lillian Arends Priem of the Chemistry Department. Professor Cardin of the Engineering Department glances inquiringly at Shakespeare. ll