North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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Almost all races, colors, creeds, and professions known to man have at some time in the past 38 years been represented in this unique eating club. The favorite red-head of this group is Edna Weinert who has proven the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. This year twenty-four hungry males, seven of whom are resident, are fortunate enough to be members of this tradition-steeped club. Perhaps the most famous of these traditions is the belt line which takes place in the street in front of Southeastern. There are several ways - spilling food, leaving gum, new officers - that one can become eligible for this honor. Another tradition is the auction of food of members who are late or ab- sent from meals. The maximum price is 50c per item and can be reached by devious methods. The club is run entirely by its members with some guid- ance from Mrs. Weinert. One of the most vital functions is selection of the menu which is accomplished by a committee. There is also a kitchen committee that ex- pedites the K-P work. The government of the club is composed of a president, secretary-treasurer, and auc- tioneer. Southeastern is one of the most active and unified groups on campus. To coin a phrase - They do good work - whether it's serenading the girls' dorms or building a prize winning float. Their success can be at- tributed to cooperation, good times, good spirit, and Edna. '-.wwf --...A -,,,,,.,.,,,.u-nkf 23

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glance Q Kroehler House is the center of attention this year, since it is the only dorm that has a pajama party every night. It may as well be a pajama party, due to the overflow of girls in both dorms. Nine seniors and tour sophomores have agreed to reside here together in bunkhouse fashion. The bunkbeds are really unique and the girls enjoy their private dorm even though it is a wee bit crowded. Although these girls do live apart from the rest of the dorm damsels, they are ruled by the Kroehler North House Council. The house director, Mrs. Dute is enjoying the girl's company, al- though it might not be as quiet as it has been without these gals. , .Ji- ,fiq 5 Mrs. E. Dute, Hostess 22

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STANDING B Rapp C Rawson D Senn SITTING C Classen, D. Chapman, Mrs. J. W. Craig, Reading, riting, and rumblesl are the three R's followed closely in Hum Big Geiger. This hallowed home and honor of frosh men is the newest and most modern dorm on campus. The beautiful lounge is often used for campus activities as dances, teas, club meetings, etc. The government in Geiger Hall is made up of four elected officers and two appointed councilors from each floor. Discipline, weekly room check, and other odd bits are managed by the councilors. The activities, new friends, and the fun that compose Geiger Hall are an important part of each beanie-covered frosh's first im- pression of college life. 731456 WNW it 24