North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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D Sllvls E Rungberg Mrs Geo Beyer J Haist, R. Voss. Kaufman Hall, the Catch-Alll The oldest men's dorm on campus has a heterogeneous array of males from the four classes - 28 in all. The governing body of Kaufman is composed of an elected president, treasurer, and two appointed coun- cilors. The fellows are so well behaved here that they don't need a disciplinary board. The lounges of Kaufman, often in connection with Gei- ger, host many of the important and intimate social functions on campus - from dances and parties to pep rallies. Good things come in small packages or Quality instead of quantity may well be mottos of this diminu- tive dorm. Qld!

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'llllt' X-, N 7-5+,j?,.4: -, WX' ll nm? wmv 71466 Home of the Big Men on Campus, Seager Hall is one of the most attractive dorms at NC. Its well- furnished and spacious lounge serves not only the recreational purposes of its residents, but also as the seat of many campus social functions. Student government has found real success among the men at Seager. The dorm council, which handles the policy and discipline of Seager, is composed of four elected officers, two elected representatives and two appointed councilors from each floor. An innovation of last year was the new Seager pin which is black onyx set in gold with that significant ...' ' I 'S' girls do like to collect them. Seager hall is not iust a building that houses male students, it is an integration of talented young men who are an imposing power on NC's campus. Proof of some of his talent was a first prize Homecoming float. STANDING: J. Czelusniah, R. Gullstrand, B. Worner, F. Trossen, D. Bach- man, D. Lambrecht, D. Easterday, T. Wee. SITTING: B. Beatty, D. Kentner, Mrs. E. Dalton, C. Ross, J. Turpin, N. Denker. 28