North Park University - Cupola Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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first door off the corner of the men ' s dorm, down the four steps, in the maze of apparent disorder you may find three people, one is seemingly drawing vague shapes on oddly lined paper, another paces up and down the floor muttering to himself and the third, the only female of the group, bangs diligently on a typewriter, on the desk a heap of pictures and copy, the painful but precious labor of many a month. the staff this year has attempted to bring a change in yearbook composition through area relation, and emphasis of photographs in place of copy. most of the designing has been undertaken by editors ron magnu- son and ed dwyer while louise shumaker faithfully kept the typewriter keys warm and guided us through the dark hours which pre- ceded every deadline. it seemed that the day of our final dead- line would never arrive . . . but when march rolled around and the last layout had been turned over to the printer, there wasn ' t the expected rush from the office . . . the papers, photographs, rulers and pencils, were no longer strewn about, and the bell on the type- writer was not sounding the warning of an- other completed line . . . the office was strangely silent, once again we walked rather slowly up the four steps, opening the door we hesitated a moment . . . looking back at the empty desks we realized that another cupola had been completed . . . the lock clicked as we closed the door . . . not a word was spoken, but the feeling of sadness was evident. ?ditors cupola row 1: b. anderson, 1. shumaker, e. g. Johnson. row 2: r. sager, r. hanson, j, freshwater, e. dwyer, r. magm 1 . hlgren, d. fohlin, r. nelson.

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the student publications ?ditors north park news the news is a reading must for all the college students, here students are kept up- to-date on all of the activities about the campus, one of the most popular columns in the newspaper is the smorgasbord. this column informs us on the latest gossip. goings on is a calendar of the events for the following two weeks, club chats fur- nishes us with information about the socials of the various clubs, in addition to the regular columns the news covers the routine events, such as the tuesday evenings series; christian and missionary emphasis weeks; student coun- cil projects, elections, class news, and social functions. the wheel that keeps things rolling is ben bankson, editor-in-chief, other members of the editorial staff are: ray anderson, assistant edi- tor; dorene gustafson, copy editor; wayne John- son, religious editor; vera shevchuk, club edit- or; and bob lofgren, sports editor. of course the staff wouldn ' t be complete without mr. e. gustav Johnson, the faculty di- rector, who has aided the staff with suggestions and inspiration, and mr. j. fredrick burgh, who has watched out for the paper financially. row 1: b. bankson, b. magnuson, b. lofgren, m. soderberg, e. g. Johnson, e. adell, h. blomgren, b. Johnson, d. gustafson. 106 shevchuk,

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cheering them on U 0) (D walking across the back campus on a sunny, fall afternoon, one may see the long shadows and bare feet of hopeful girls trying out for the cheer- leading squad, the cheerleaders have boosted the spirit of our teams and spectators throughout the football and basketball seasons . . . snow, rain, and cold . . . we could always count on them . . . any person who has been a competitor in a sport under- stands what a cheering crowd can do for you when the pressure is on and the going tough . . . many thanks for their hard work and fine spirit. i b -o (0 i 0) u Q. 108