North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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jo Ckapfain .fdngek A dedication is a gesture of acknowledgement and affection. As such, the act of dedication must re- flect a heartfelt sentiment. A keen sense of humor and a warm, friendly spirit have helped to endear our chaplain to us. Therefore, we, the Senior Class, appreciatively dedicate ou1 Spectrum to George St. Angelo. ll .uk .... -.....,...,, -1 t rv t

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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