North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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FRANK YEZEK B.A. Mathematics He knew what is what. WILLIAM ZIELSKE COTTIFTIGYCG Well might triumphant genii bear thee hence, Illustrious conqueror of common sense. GLORIA ZIETLOW B.A. Bible and Religious Education and Education Vanity bids all her sons be generous, and all her daughters chaste and courteous. BENJAMIN ZIMDARS B.A. History Only by knowledge of that which is not thyself shall thyself be learned. ELEANOR ZIMMERMAN B.S. Home Economics Gentle thought and calm desires. ROBERTA TELLING BS. Physical Education ObIiging and cheerful, ind C. ROBERT KNITTLE B.A. English and Philosophy And thus he bore without abuse The title of gentleman. ROBERT HORTON B.A. Psychology So the earth has gained by CHARLES BESSON BS. Physical Education You know I say ,lust what I think, and nothing more nor less. CARLTON FISCI-IER BS. Physical Education FRANK GLOSS WILLIAM BILSKE B'S- Commerce BS. Physical Education -r - - - bilence is more eloquent than word GY S. H I AII may Iive without music, we m A man is only half a man until he ma But civilized man cannotlive ithout k JOSEPH BITSON RUTH GI-GSS BS. Engineering Science BA' English The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Liberty of thought is the life of the Soul LAWRENCE DRUM THOMAS GREENWILL B-'AM SOCIOIOQY BS. Commerce Truth hath a quiet breast. - I'm not arguing with you-I'm t II 95 slqlu 2. FD E .TJ 3' O C .-1. O' O O X' I-I1 27

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IIS' I0 Sen THEODORE SNIDER B.A. History When I said I. would die a bachelor, I did not thunk I should live till I were married. JOYCE STEVENS BS. I-lome Economics In her tongue is the law of kmdness.' JERRY STIRTZ B.A. Music Concealed talent brings no rep t t ELMER SUNDBY B.A. Psychology and Philosophy My mind to me a kingdom is, HELEN UNGER B.A. English and Education The word 'impossible is not In my dictionary. MARY WAGNER BS. Home Economics lt is a gude tongue that say nae ill. DAVID WATERHOUSE COmIT'l9l'C6 O solitude, the soul's best friend that man acquainted with himself dost make. TOM WATTS B.A. Botany Never make a defense or apology-before you be accused. CHARLES WELLNITZ COITIFTIGYCG Better late than never. CAROLYN WILLIAMS B.A. Psychology The hand that hath made you fair hath mad you good. GENEVIEVE wiLLs B.A. Zoology Laugh and the world laughs with you. GENESE WUNSCH BS. Home Economics Always busy, and always merry, Always doing her very best. 26

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BARBARA GUITHER B.A. Sociology Where duty leads, my course be onward still. CONSTANCE HAAS B.A. French and English The beauty that addresses itself to the eyes is only the spell of the moment. SHIRLEY HARPER B.A. English Her care was, never to offend, and every creature was her friend. REINHOLD HEINRICH B.A. English and Philosophy .. . . . Disguise our bondage as we will Tis woman, woman rules us still HAROLD HILL B.A. Sociology All the worId's a stage and all the men and women merely players. AMES HRDINA J B.S. Physical Education He gathered many fellows of his sort, To dance and sing and make all kinds of sport. LOLA HUGGINS B.S. Home Economics Knowledge is power. CHARLES HUNTER B.A. Zoology May I find a maiden fair? , ,I af FLETCHER JOHNSON B.S. Commerce Good name in man and woman is the immediate object of their souls. GRISELDA KETTERLING B.S. Home Economics ll . 4 1 Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more, Men were deceivers ever. MARJORIE MEYER B.A. Biology Education is a treasure and culture never dies. DONALD MILLER B.S. Engineering Science Quietness is best. GLENN MILLER B.S. Commerce I suppose that I must be a 'progressive MARY NAFFZIGER B.S. Home Economics Mind cannot follow it, nor words express Her infinite sweetness. JAMES POLIVKA B.S. Commerce To be a well-favored man is the gift of nature. LOIS PROPP B.S. Home Economics Love, sweetness, goodness, in her person shined. JOHN OUINLAN B.S. Physical Education and Biology By constant exercise one develops freedom of 1 I movement for virtuous ends. ' DOUGLAS SCOTT B.S. General Science A mind equal to any undertaking that he puts it along side of. W. DEAN SMITH B.A. History and Bible and Religious Education Thy word is a lamp unto my feetn and a light unto my path. MILDRED STETTBACHER B.S. Home Economics Let's see which is the proudest of them all.. Shall dare say no to that which I shall teach. C. HARDING VEIGEL B.A. Sociology This feIIow's of exceeding honesty And knows all qualities Of human dealings. EDWARD WELTER B.A. English Oh Lord,the sin done for things there's money in. GEORGE WORNER B.A. Sociology Mischief, thou art afoot, Take thou what course thou wilt. LOUIS WRENN B.A. History and English Speak boldly, and speak truly, shame the devil. LEO ZEDROW B.A. Psychology Never love unless you can 28