North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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Remembering . . . North Central Colleges, situated at Naperville, Illinois, a suburban city twenty-eight miles west of Chicago, is a Christian liberal arts college, which yearly educates approx- imately seven hundred students. This cold portrait is North Central seen in the external and objective viewpoint of an outsider. To us students, NC presents an entirely different picture. To us, it is a mixture of people, places and events that shape our lives with ex- periences ofinnumerable variety. What will we remember about NC as twenty year alum- ni, ten year alumni, or for that matter, what will we remember four years from now? ln looking back, perhaps our first vision of NC will be the warm reception received from our Big Sis or Big Brother , that awesome upperclassman who helped us through the ordeal of becoming a NC'er. And how could we ever forget Woe Week, when we, as lowly frosh, humbly took part in the peanut roll or the torch light parade. Oh, we suffered through those ordeals, but afterwards a new sense of pride assured us that we were ac- cepted as a part ofthe college! The thrill of our first college homecoming, with its numer- ous events, deeply impressed us. We'll remember the lovely Coronation with its anxious moments awaiting the presentation of our new Homecoming Queen, and the feeling of 5

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Melina 4' -A Q -' - ,I V V . , .W .,..t. ,.... 9 Q , , K. nw ...F f ' f 1 il if 150 Q . Ma arMaa,nnf - .9 , A , , . s ur , -f , . awe at that mammoth bonfire will never be forgotten. The novelty of the parade, the excite- ment ofthe football game, the tables of tasty food at the Smorgasbord, and finally the en- tertaining Homecoming production, will long stay alive in our memories. The various parties, sponsored by classes and organizations, which always meant headaches and work for their chairmen, will come to our minds. Looking back, we will remember the anxious awaiting ofthe football season and cross country in the fall, the excitement of the swim meets and basketball games in the winter and the interest of tennis, outdoor track and baseball games in the spring. And we won,t forget the teas-especially the traditional Christmas tea and the wonderful concert by the THEM?