North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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OHN ADAMS l B.A. Biology and Education Like an arrow sh t Fr m well experienced archer htt lch yedthl lat l o o a - is hemar ise o eve . RUBY ALLEN BS. Physical Education All other goods by fortune's hand are given A wife is the peculiar gift ol heaven. ERVIN ANDERSEN B.S. Commerce A man is not idle because he is absorbed rn thought. DONALD ARBOE BS. Mathematics and Physical Education Love me little, love me long. THOMAS ARCHER B.A. Psychology Give me leave to speak my mind. CHARLES ATTIG B.A. l'listory Progress is the law of life. DWAINE BARGER B.A. Speech His speech flowed from his tongue sweeter than honey. WARREN BAUDER BS. Commerce l am content with what l have Little be it or much. EVELYN BAUER B.A. Education Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing n we . WILLIAM BAZANT BS. Physical Education And may there be no moaning ofthe bar When l put out to sea. GEORGE BENTZ BS. Commerce Life's a blessed institution Let us take it as it comes. JAMES BINGLE B.A. Chemistry lt is not good that man should be alone. 17 sfoluag Q

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Sembr dass L. to R.: Schaefer, president, johnson, women's rep., Bomberger, treasurer, Fairbank, secretary, Archer, men's rep., Heinrich, vice-pres. Seniors should live. . . Said a jolly old pedagogue long ago. And lived they have, rollicking through parties and activities, enjoying themselves immensely. OF course, the seniors have also worked hard during the year, putting the finishing touches on themselves and their education for a degree from North Central College. The Senior Class came to realize that work and study must be balanced by leisure time activities and hence tried to round out their college life with a perfect year. Early fall saw the seniors assuming positions of responsibility and accustoming themselves to the honor of being the sages of NCC fno offence, profsj. Along with the falling leaves, the senior 16 girls' corduroy weskits and the men's plaid vests dotted the campus. As old man winter threw his cloak over the area, most of everyone's time was spent on studies, exams, and that long wait until the grades came out. With spring, the thoughts of every hole and hearty senior turned to Skip Day. tWhat did you expect?j Granted -the thoughts of some did turn to the junior- Senior Banquet and to that certain special some- one. Planning and producing the class play was hard work, but an enjoyable task which kept many busy for weeks. As warm weather again returned, the Senior Class began to prepare for commencement and a different way of life. Seniors need not feel that they have left North Central, for North Central goes with them wherever fortune dictates.

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Seniors MARY BOMBERGER B.A. Sociology and Psychology There's language in her eye, her cheek, her lip WILLIAM BRADISH BS. Commerce I am not only witty in myself, but th a I f th o wi in o er men. ALBERT BRONS B.A. Mathematics and Physics I like work, it fascinates me, I canlsit and look mf I1 C1 I OI' OUIS. CHARLES BUECHE B.S. Commerce His only labour was to kill time. RICHARD CALHOUN B.A. History and Spanish He came into the house, voice First. H WILLIAM CLAUS Commerce I cannot reach so high. H BARBARA CLAWSON B.S. Home Economics Our youth we can have but to-day, We may always Find time to grow old. NOVA COBB B.A. Commerce and Social Science She liked whate'er she looked on,and h I k went everywhere. NEIL COLWELL B.A. English Business First, pleasure afterwards. WARREN COOPER B.S. Physical Education Content to take his adventure gladly. ROBERT CORRETORE B.A. Zoology and Chemistry Sport went hand in hand with science ' MILDRED CRAIG B.A. Education it - - Soft peace she brings-everytime she 18