North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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HOWARD BURTON Let music sound While he doth make his choice. I fllerrhan! of Venzff JACK BRISSEY fo be up early and done late. fl'1f7'7lV 1f1'1ve.v of PZYIIZLZYJOY' INEZ COOK Landlord, hol VVho be this noble cook? Henry V DON COOPER What should a man do but be merry? Hzzmfet LEONA COVERT If thou dost play with her at any game, thou art sure to lose. ,inlony and Cfeopzzlrzz MARGARET CRAIG I'll warrant her full of game. Otheffo GILBERT DEWILDE Hear him debate ofcommonwealth affairs you would say it hath been all in all his study. Hemy V HOWARD DILL I had rather thou had my forty shillings, and I my books of songs and sonnets here. fllfrry H'ive5 of IfVz'nd50r X XA

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ROBERT ARLHN Look, he is winding up the watch of his witg By and by it will strike. The Tnrzpwr HARRIET ARNOLD 'I'hat's well saidg a good hcart's worth gold. II f1t'Il7lV IV JAYN15 BABEL How far that little candle throws its beams! So shines a good deed in a naughty World. illerffzzzfzt of Vanin' MABEL BEETZ What, at your book so hard? Henry VI JOSEPH BERTSCHINGER I dare do all that may become a man, who dares do more is none. Ofhello CHARLES BETTINGER VVhat, sir, are you a Comedian? Tweffth Night HO WARD BEUSCHER A rare engineer. Troihzs and Crfysida BRUCE BISHOP Those friends thou hast, and their adop- tion tried. Grapple them to thy soul with hoops of steelf, Hzzmfel BYRON BOETTCHER To be merry best becomes you. lllnfh ride rlhozzt Nothing HARGLD BRECHEISEN Thou speak'st like a physician. Perirles JAMES BRECHEISEN Al ' ' 7 U! He is very knowing of' man s ways. rff1f071-V and Cleopatra DELPHA BUNSE Music and poetry use to quicken you. Taming of fhe Shrew

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1 Qilass of '41 ROBERT DIVINE He teaches boys the sports. Levis L1z!mm 5 Lux! ROLLAND FHRCH l am of the churchand will be glad to do my benevolence, to make atonements, and com- promise between you. Romeo and 7l1fIiL'f VVlLl,lAlVl FLESSERT My present business calls me from you now. Comnfv qf Error PAUL FRESHLEY l am advised to give her music 0' mornings: they say it will penetrate. Qwnbefirze WENDELL FRESHIJIQY Canst thou forget the times we spent together? King Lear VINCENT GETZ l find thee most lit for business. A711071-V and Cfmpzzfra MAXINE GGLDSTEIN Able to speak for herself. I HEIIILV IV PAUL GRAMBSCH Signs of nobleness like stars shall shine on all he deserves. fufzzzs Czzrmr MARY JANE GRFB As merry as the day is long, from the crown of her head to the sole of her foot, she is all mirth. fblurlz Jdo .ibozzt Notlzjng NANCY GROTE VVhose skull .love cram with brains. Tweftlz Night KATHERINE GUSTAFSON She taketh most delight in music, instru- ments, and poetry. Taming of the Shrew MABEL HAMMERSMITH So excellent in art. Hemy VIII