North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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MIRIAM FLICKINGER g Education Fie, what a spendthrift is she of her tongue. ' CHARLES FORSBERG Sociology Silence is the perfectest herald of Joy. JOEL FRANK History . . . To be talked with in sincerity as with a saint. WILLIAM A. GROVE Zoology Thereby hangs a tail. RICHARD D. HADRABA Engineering Science Look, he's winding up the watch of his witp by and by it will strike. RUSSELL F. HAIDLE History and Physical Education Keep a gamester from the dice, and a good book and it is wonderful. FRANKLIN W. HAYES Biology and Sociology My library was dukedom enough. LOIS HELMERS Home Economics Love's feeling is more soft and sensible. THOMAS W. HOLBROOK Commerce . . . he capers, he dances, he has the eyes SHIRLEY HUNT Music Education Then let her beauty be her wedding-dower. ANN HURMENCE Physical Education If music be the food of love, play on. PAUL IWIG History The better part of valour is discretion. .,, QC. Q' 25,2 ' 1, . . 1 . ' '7 , '41 L . 1 fs- fm.z, 4 - f , -. . . . I ' ' 3 az 11. 3 .s A .J 22..- - V L.. Cup . student from his 1 . I W J fi ...ft nt Ma... .,.:L- 1-f -f - i 4' . X I x 1 iii ..5..,5,l:xW . 3 -If S : Y 52 . .tii5. .Qg' I W3 :ist- , ,ff ,Q- . 049.3 71, . ' gg, ,M g ,I ' wi-e ,,w,w-, 1 1 5, ' 'ii' ','fc5fff?4Qf'f ,- 'gifgiij 5 A-1 ', A 'R f 'hr ., KZQ: 0 I Q. , ,X w -, fgf, 1 I 52:5 , 1 I ,.:w4'?f' I- of youth . . , 2. S 23

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