North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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tilt , f if it i 'xgv . X 'X ff ff A XX tl 'ill ,fi if X a i l 1 X lf!! Aff fit Each year scores of visitors come through our famed gates to visit North Central College. Some of these visitors are alumni who dreamily remember only the good times and the lun they had, just as all of us tend to forget the unpleasant things that happened in the past. Most of the visitors, however, are relatives or friends of present students, or prospective students here to see just what North Central and we, its students, are really lilce. For all these people we are editing our boolc. As are other boolcs, ours too is limited in space and content. However, we have worked hard to give you a glimpse of the high lights of North Central, the academic, the athletic and the social activities of its students. But no written word nor any picture will ever express the inner feeling of accomplishment each student feels as he progresses through his tour years here at college, the friendships formed that will last throughout his life, nor the mental growth gained from the personal contacts he has made as well as from the seemingly endless hours of studying. Because we feel that there is still a lot to show you and to tell you, the 1951 Spectrum invites you to come in, meet us and talce a tour of North Central College . 2

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Dedication Toiling,-rejoicing,-sorrowing, Onward through life he goes, Each morning sees some taslc begin, Each evening sees it close, Something attempted, something done, l'las earned a night's repose. -From the Village Blacksmith by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow To E. M. SCHAP Associate Professor of Chemistry We, the Class of 1951, proudly dedicate our Spectrum to a favorite Prof. , E. M. Schap. One who is lcnown for his friendliness toward every student, his quiclc smile, his readiness to offer help in student problems, and an indomitable school spirit.