North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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I 0 Oglfle Once upon a time, long long ago, this world of ours was made up of many small kingdoms. As civilization progressed this unit of society was lost over all the earth- except in Naperville. Here a small kingdom still flourishes. Year after year new subjects work their way up the ranks as pages, Squires, knights-errant, and knights. These subjects are guided along the way by the Witan of the kingdom. These sage advisors and teachers remain on to see that the kingdom operates smoothly through the years. They do not, however, interfere with the ruling of the subjects. The King, elected by all of the subjects, rules with the aid of the people's representatives and the round table. Each class elects some of its own people to bring ideas before the court. The kingdom is not without its activities which include: banquets for the new subjects and Homecoming for the old subjects, jousts and tournaments for sport, participation in organization and honorary societies for social and intellectual life, music, plays, and art festivals for entertainment, work, study, and play for all the kingdom Cjesters includedb. ln this year of 1953 the official record of the history of the Kingdom of North Central is presented to the public as seen by the SPECTRUM staff. I WX ,

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