North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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.as MP' Mrs. Bernice Smith, Bookkeeper, Katherine Reik, Secretary to the President,Oscar L. Eby, Assistant Treasurer, W.G. Schendei, B. A. Treasurer. ily, 3' 5 Elin? STANDING-Arnold Wolf, Maintenance, Tom Matsumoto, Buildings, jacob Maier, Maintenance. SEATED-A. E. Weyrick, Old Main, Thomas Scroggins, Heating Plant. Q1 f 941. S W WN ' Q 1 ,M 5 7 ,ff ff Q 21 596 - WS? ' S Z. if

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new Edward N. l-limmel, MS., Botany and Education, C. Leonard Bieber, Pl'1.D., Geology and Physical Education, l-larold Eigen- brodt, Pl1.D., Zoology, Cleo Tanner, M.A., Physical Education. STANDING' 'Helen Watson, Mus. M., Music Theory, George Luntz, Voice, Frederick Toenniges, Mus. D., Violin and Band Instruments and Director of Band, l-lildred Nienstedt, Librarian. SEATED 'Claude Charles Pinney, Mus. B., Director of School ol Music. Q0 1

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,V-fb 'Sm' tw ,,,, L If x if 'N K . . 1, y 'K ' Miss Lucy Rowe Dr. Martin and Miss Amy Skartved. I OUR HEALTH SERVICE Do you have a headache? Does your tummy hurt? Did you skin your knee when you took that corner too fast on your bicycle? These and a million other questions are matters oi intense interest to our college health department,consisting of two registered nurses and two campus phy- sicians, whose job it is to see that North Central students are always in the best oi condition. This year our health service has served students who came with everything from a scratch on the hand to scarlet fever. Any day you might see one of our nurses in her white starched uniform carrying a tray from the dorm to some student who hasnit Felt quite up to getting up for dinner, for our nurses work doesn't stop with just office attention. No sirl ln fact, otfice hours are held just one hour a day, while our nurses are always busy making calls in the dormi- tories or way across town, wherever North Central students are ill. Yes, North Central's health department is an active one, always ready on call, and in addition to the various casualties which occur during the year, there is a regular program which is carried on also. There are thorough physical and medical examina- tions of all students who enter our portals, and there- is limited provisions for immunization, medical attention, and infirmary service. ln addition, through the cooperation of the Du Page tuberculosis. association, tests for T. B. have been conducted the last few years. A big vote of thanks goes to Amy Skartved and Lucy Rowe, registered nurses, both under appoint- ment to do medical missionary work in Africa next year, and to our campus physicians, Dr. Kupke and Dr. Martin, For their splendid medical care of us..