North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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A Alyce Olsen, Conference Coordinator Anita Bales, Director ot Social Activities .ygk Glen C, Stewart, Director of Libraries: B,A., MM., M.A., Edo Edna M. Eastwood, Public Services Librarian: AB., M.A., Ms. Martha Purdy, Acquisitions and Periodicals Li- brarian: AB., M.A. G. Martin Ruoss, Theological Reference Librari- an and Assistant Director: AB., B.D., S.T.M. M.A. Lois Fergus, Technical Processes Librarian: A.B., M.A., M.A. Marilyn Ruoss, Reference-Liberal Arts Librarian: B.S., M.A. A 3' Stephen Cornell, Director ot Publicity and Publi- cations va-Www woman Shirley Latham, Assistant Director ot Alumni Relations The College-Seminary Library reach- ed ninety-tive thousand volumes, rang- ing from a page ot the Gutenburg Bible to the latest work on Cybernetics. Also acquired this year: a new head librarian, Dr. Glen C. Stewart. The publicity offices have long worked to make North Central known. Magazines and Mezzanines' 9- 'K .' Nathan Bartel, Director of Church Relations This year their achievement was a full page ad in Time, the weekly news magazine. The Union, truly the living room of the college, gained six new employees. They don't say much, they don't look like much, but they do dispense toad. Welcome automation. 21 I

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Checks and Balances John K. A. Babbitt, Treasurer-Business Man- ager: B.Ed. :swf Florence Kaeder Financial Aid Officer: B.S. George Yenerich Director of Public Affairs and Development B A M B A Donald Manning, Comptroller: B.S. Through the efforts af Mr. John Babbitt and Mr. Donald Manning, a computer system relieved many college operations. Mr. George Yenerich, Executive Di- rector of the NCC Science Center, worked with Mr. Norbert A. Drake, Director af Estate Planning, toward the ground breaking. Financial Aid Director, Mrs. Flar- ence Kaecler, expanded aid possibilities by incorporating the lllinais Grant Pra- gram, involving mare than 200 NCC students Norbert Drake Director for Estate Planning MA Aff' 4 ' 'S' F A A is 2 if K 1 .' ., . . . BA., . ., lb. ' zo

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Dallas Chapman, Director of Admissions: B.A., M.S. Richard Luze, Admissions Counselor: B,A. Ken Kotiza, Admissions Counselor: B.A. I l if M. ' 1 mn '5 N i mf' -ii 33:5 Edward l-lildebrand, College Union Maintenance. Right: William Otto, Manager of Print Shop ln its efforts to expand student en- rollment, the Admissions Department personnel traveled on the Atlantic and Pacific seaboards. Mary Williams, NCC grad, became the first female Admissions counselor, and student par- ticipation was increased in perspective student banquets. A general upgrading of classrooms in Goldspohn and Alumni Halls, and the porcelain relining of hot water storage tanks occupied the Mainte- nance Department. Mary Williams, Admissions Counselor: B.A. is not pictured. i s 47 f . 1 yd! ! 1 jfffs 6: ffwnff f 3,53 4 ' f yfxfzfv, iq-,':'.',,v -A l ,M ur r- 1 22