North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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J. DONALD SIKORSKI 4' B.A. Physics f Y The less he Spoke, the more he heard. i ,P K ,sirwf . ROBERT STMA y g my A ' BS- Commeme l am no proud jack, but a Corinthian, a lad of mv . mettle, a good boy. 1 if f :.i.f'.:...3 'Y YQ .5 's BETTY STALEY BS. Physical Education and Biology ,Qi Real worth requires no interpreter. N ' W' T DOUGLAS ST. ANGELO 4 B.A. Political Science A lf l could not go to heaven but with a party, l would not go there at all. JOYCE STEGMEIER B.A. Music Beautiful music doth our joys refine. TRUMAN STEHR B.A. Sociology l never meta man l didn't like. WARREN STEVENS B.A. English l have had my days and my philosophies. HENRY STRAND B.A. Psychology and Political Science time. DONALD STRAUEL Commerce Much study is a weariness ofthe flesh. HOMER TOOMIRE BS. Commerce lt's no matter what you do, with your heart only be true. PAUL TRURAN B.A. Philosophy and Psychology A man of learning is never bored. ROGER ULRICH BS. Commerce and Economics l am small, l know, but wherever l go the Fields grow greener still. l have been five minutes too late all of my life- ,- '1 S . O i,gT' ., 5-Jwr ' ' . ,r . . ,.. if-'-' r Y.: -,.. f' g1,m.7,5 X . 70.34 ff- fi We W im ff f : .,., K gr, el on T R x -gi . 3252, 2? I f x it 's J r , .-aiinifn,

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sf 'Vim A . sg it .fbi ANDREW NOXON Commerce All I know is what I read in' the paper. MARY O'BRIEN BS. I'Iome Economics Is she not apt in skillful cookery. HELEN JEAN ORAN B.A. English and Education Procrastination is the thief of time. VIOLET PAL B.A. English and Education The Violet of an unforgotten hour. WENDELL PARKER B.A. English I sought the simple life that nature yields. LOIS PASSOW BS. Home Economics Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. RUSSELL RECHKA BS. Commerce Same old story, same old song Same old fellow all year long. LAWRENCE ROSS COITIITIGYCG Every man meets his waterloo at Iastl PAUL SCI-IWAB B.A. Zoology Up sluggards and waste not life, in the grave will be sleeping enough. ROBERT SEBASTIAN B.A. Mathematics The march of intellect. ALLAN SIEFFERT B.A. Psychology Content to take his adventure gladly. DONNA SIEMSEN B.A. English and Speech A call in the midst of the crowdj my own voice oratund, sweeping, and final. 26

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MARGUERITE VEH B.A. Economics Manners must adorn knowledge and smooth its way thru the world. RICHARD VOIGT B.A. Bible and Religious Education BETTY WALKER B.A. English Do you know what I mean? MARYLIN WATSON B.A. English Make haste slowly. MARGARET WEISS BS. I-Iome Economics The mildest manners, the gentlest heart, ' f For she's been struck by Cupid's dart. ' ' JOHN WILL Commerce The endearing elegance of female friendship. I IOI-IN WILLIAMS BS. Physical Education and Biology S 28 There is a time of speaking and a time of being till BEVERLY WOLTER B.A. Education Quiet in appearance with motives unknown. 1: '4 , 6 .1 ii ,. E Q 4 , if There's place and means for every man aIive.' fs A 1 wt- if r y 5 J j f ' -...: Q, . .f - 22 x J H M f ,X M, ,fs GPL?