North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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Lgnfroclucfion Thy lofty precepts do inspire . . . The tower of Olcl Main brings to the minds of each new NC-ite, the oft-sung line from the Alma Mater. Wlieii Freshmen come to North Central College. a Christian liberal arts college, twenty-eight miles west of Chi- cago. the hearty Hi's and broad grins make NC seem just like home. From the green beanie . . . the Big- Little-Brother-Sis banquet . . . trials of registration . . . Woe Wleek, with its pad- dles, trips to the pond and peanut roll . . . the smell of a 'mum, a gigantic bonfire and a lovely queen making a first Homecom- ing never to be forgotten . . . to the day when our stay at NC is over, we're proud we belong to NC. OLD MAIN LLL eccce, I e,.e, Mpage 7 GOLDSPOHN I cecececcceccc page 43 NEVV LIBRARY -Lt ecceee c,,,page 51 PFEIFFER eecc ccce eecce r c.cc, p a ge 73 MERNER FIELD HOUSE I.LL page 95 SEACER HALL L,.a., C LLLL,, page l2l SENIOR CIRCLE owen L,,.LL page 129 5

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Although it is the oldest building on North Centrals campus. Old Main is one of the first with which new students become acquainted. This stone edifice provides quarters for various student activities. 'l'he bookstore and the Student Union are found in the basement. The Union is a favorite meeting, and eating place for students and profs. A Administrative offices fill the first floor, From their first week of col- lege. students recall waiting in line to pay their bills in the business of- fice, only to find outside the door another expense - that of an upper- classman's joy at a frosh's expense - a green beanie. North Centrals radio station. VVNOC, has its studio in the south part of Old Main on the fourth floor. fc! aiu