North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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enior arid Blue shirts, red numerals--these signified the attainment of the seniors' goals. The quest has been accomplished! The lcnighted-seniors talce their vows in the newly-revived senior circle. What does it take to bring a class to this stage? President Jim Lenz and Vice-president Diclc Johns lcnow-for they have led their quality not quantity class through this im- portant year. Class business was handled by Secretary Bev Walter and Treasurer Bill Kohl- man and the men's and women's representatives to the Kingdom's Council were Hank Strand and Rainie Davis. Following the footsteps of other senior classes, the knights rolliclced through such traditional activities as penny-pitching at Mr. Miller's party, living and reliving the junior-senior banquet, fleeing Naperville for Skip Day, and casting, rehearsing, staging their class play, plus all the events which accompany graduation. As social co-chairmen, Mary and Dale,oFthe team O'Brien and Belingf' added spice to the Ulcnight-life. The class invited everyone to an early fall party and the Second Annual Box Social proved as successful as the first. Giving the first TV party, the seniors set an illustrious pattern For the other classes. The seniors were again on hand for baslcetball games with their pleading cry, Check your coat? ln thinking of this small but vigorous class one is forced to agree-it's quality, notquantity,that counts. president, Wolter secretary,Kohlman treasurer, Davis dent. Left to right: Lenz, Women's rep., Strand, men's rep., johns, vice-presr-

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WALLACE DAVIS B.A. English and Commerce I-le that cannot live on love deserves to die in a ditch. GERALD DAW Commerce Know thyself. JOHN DUNCAN BS. Engineering Science and Mathematics I-Iappy am I from care l'm free Why aren't they all contented like me? IOHN DUNHAM B.A. Economics An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow.' EDGAR FILBEY B.A. Psychology 'l'here's many a true word said in jest. WILLIAM FINK BS. Physical Education The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. OTTO FLACHSMANN B.A. Psychology One truth is clear: Whatever is, is rightf' CHARLES FLECK B.A. Bible and Religious Education and Speech The Gods love the sober minded. LEWIS FLETCHER Commerce Something attempted, something done. CAROL FLUGUM B.A. Music To wit, she was meant for heaven, not earth. JACK GANS COITIITIGYCE it But what is woman? Qnly one of nature's agreeable blunders. MIRIAM GETZ B.A. Psychology Her Ioveliness I never knew until she smiled on me. 22 I xi