North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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ESTI-IER BUSSE lVIaribel, Wis. ls she not apt in slcilllul cool4ery?H -Shakespeare. VIRGINIA DAI-IM Jewell, Kan. A light heart lives long, -Shakespeare. MARY DAVIS Ashton, Ill. Hlhe rose is fairest when 'tis budding new. -Sir Walter Scott. MARIAN DE WOLF Aurora, Ill. What well-elected leader fronts us here? -Shalcespeare. VIRGINIA DIEBEL Washington, III. Full ol sweet inditlerencef' -Robert Buchanan. ELAINE DIEKVOSS Beaver Dam, Wis. lhat's well said, a good hearts worth gold. -Shakespeare. VIRGINIA DOEDE Rlano, III. l'Ier voice was ever solt, gentle, and low- An excellent thing in a woman. -Shakespeare. MARY V. DUNDAS Glen Ellyn, III. 1'IVlerrily, merrily shall I livenow, Under the blossom that hangs on the boughf' -Shakespeare. HELEN GAMERTSFELDER Naperville, III. Yee have many strings to your bowef' -John l leywood, MARY GAMERTSFELDER Naperville, III. HNor were the elves and leprechauns more mischievous than she. -Anonymous,

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MIRIAM ATTIG Naperville, III. HIVIusic is well said to be the speech of angeIs.'I -Thomas Carlyle KATHLENE BAUMAN Caledonia, Mich. HThis Flour of vvylly paciencef' -Chaucer JOHN BEHER Aurora, III. Men ol Ievv vvords are the best men. -Shalcespeare. MARY ELLEN BENNETT Chicago, III. H-I-he mirror ol all courtesy. -Shalcespeare. DOROTHY BERNHARDT Greenleaf, Wis, She IooI4s Iilce an angel and acts Iilce one too- But you never can tell what an angel might doln -Anonymous. BETTY BISHOP Ferndale, Mich, Nothing is impossible to a willing hart' -John I-Ieyvvood. ESTHER BOYD Ashton, III. She taketh most delight in music and instruments. -Shalcespeare, HELEN BRANIGAN Amboy, III. There is a garden in her Face Where roses and vvhite lilies blow, -Thomas Campion. EDWIN BROWN Aurora, III. UA very valient trencher-man. -Shakespeare. DWIGHT BUSACCA Kenosha, Wis. He, Irom Whose Iips divine persuasion Ilowsf' -Alexander Pope.

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JUNE HATCH l.isle, lll. HA sweet, attractive kind of grace. -Edmund Spenser. RUTH HATCH St. Charles, lll. l'l:or all that laire is, is hy nature good, -Edmund Spenser. RALPH HEMMER l-luntingburg, lnd, Trouthe is the hyeste thing that men may kepef' -Chaucer. MARIETTA HOFFMAN Naperville, lll. , . Musical as bright Apollo's lute. -Shakespeare. JUNE HOFFSOMMER St. Joseph, l'Vlo. Boot, saddle to horse, and awayln -Robert Browning. AILEEN HOSTETTER Polo, lll. ul am glad that my Adonis hath a sweet tooth in his headfl -John Lyly. LILLIAN ISENHOWER l.issie, Texas HThe gentle minde by gentle deeds is knownefl -Edmund Spenser. HORACE JAHN Wheaton, lll. THe knew what is what. -John Skelton. HELEN KASTNER Milwaukee, Wis. NAS lull ol spirit as the month ol lVlay. -Shakespeare. HOWARD KNITTLE Akron, Qhio Nl dare do all that may become a man -Shakespeare.