North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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amass uf '41 mviu MCJUNKIN H We are denied access unto his person. II Hem'-v IV JANET MCKAY This is the short and the long of it. lllerzlv lfives of lVmd.tm' EMILY MEDAL Another of her fashion they have not to lead their business. Othello EMILY INIILLBERGER To be a well-favoured maid is the gift of fortuneg but to write and read well comes by nature. AIc'tZ5ZH't' for Mffzz.t111'f DOROTHY MILLER Her sunny locks hang on her temples like a golden Heeceg and many Jasons Come in quest of her. fllerfluznl of Venirf' IVIARCIANNA INIILLER A light heart lives longf, L0ve'5 Lzzb01zr'5 Los! ORLA NEEVPIS Teach you the Children English? Hemp' V VIRGINIA NELSON I You will be welcome with such intel- ligencef' Coriofzznzzs GUY OLIVER The gentleman is learn'd and a rare speaker. Henry VIII OHM PAULI The lark, whose notes do beat the vaulty heaven, can not compare to thee. Romeo and Yufiet DOROTHY PEGG Come and take Choice of all my library and so beguile thy sorrow. Titm fIa'r01ziru.v LLOYD PETERSON Man is Z1 giddy thing, and this is my conclusion. 11111511 xldo flboul Nothing

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SHI RI,I1lY Faith, I LISNZNIQR know more than I'll speak. Ai'l!'.v lie!! That Ends PVP!! IRVIN LIEIPIHN Such a PI-IYLLIS Here is one is a natural philosopher. fix You Lffcf If LEPIEN a dear, ll true industrious friend. I Hemlv IV ELIQANOR LGCKIFI She dances featly'-so she does anything. LILLIAN WIl7lfF7',J Tale IVIACHEVVICZ I will wish thee ever more to dance. DANIEL Lovelv Lzzbouff Loft IVIARTIN Gives true evidence to his love, which stands an ho norable trial. Afnloniv and Cfeopafra FRANCES MAYER Her beauty makes this vault a feasting presence full of light. I Romeo and fzzfief VINCENT IVIAZZA VVhethe be successful. r he run or I-Iyg 'Tis known he'll Vffnzzs and Adonis J Q!!

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VIRGINIA POLINIANTEER She makes sweet music with th' enamel'd stones. The Tempest EVELYN RAECKER They laugh that win. Ullzeffo MARIAN RICE How long a time lies in one little word. Richard II HAROLD RIEBEL By my valour, the most complete cham- pion that I ever heard! Hemlv VI SHIRLEY RITZENTHALER A schoolmistress well seen in languages and music. Taming af the Shrew DANE SCAGLIOLA Valiant, wise, remorseful, and well accom- plished gentleman. Two Genflfmen of Verona GEORGE SCHOTTENHAMEL EXceedingly well read. Henry IV NAOMI SCHULTZ She that was fair and never proud had tongue at will and yet was never loud. Oflzfilo jf 24 clx