North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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QQ 27 Fantasma Homecoming 1961 One of the closing events in the observance of North Centralis Centennial was Fantasrna, Homecoming 1961, October 27-29. Under the direction of General Co- Chairmen Jackie Lewis and Dave Schweitzer, the Homecoming Committee initiated the work of scores of students. Laboring under the Hfantasticv theme, the students planned the traditional events. The Queen's Assembly, the homecoming play Har- vey, the bonfire, the parade, the game, the dance, and the Sunday morning worship service created a memorable weekend for all students and alumni. Co-Chairmen Jackie and Dave look up from their full folder of fantastic designs to pose for a quick picture. 12 The festivities of Fantasma were oflicially begun on Tuesday morning, October 24, with the election of the Queen and her court. Here, a candidate for sophomore attendant, Diane Schmidt, with her bearded escort, takes her place on stage. Others in the pic- ture are Brenda Hedberg, Joyce Hogan, Chris Jaeckel, and Sandra Mauer, junior candidates, and queen candidates Carolyn Bouldin, Carol Harper, Carol Miller, Mae Seely, and Shirley Youngberg.

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After viewing Harvey, and after undergoing ex- tensive moments of intense suspense, the secret is out - President A. L. Schilling crowns Miss Carol Harper, Queen of the 1961 Centennial Homecom- ing. Queen Carol, a senior psychology and sociology major from Villa Park, Illinois, lights the first railroad tie at the bonlire. As Coach Vail introduces the football team, Carol and her court support the team with their claps and cheers. Attendants to the Queen are Donna Emberson, Freshman from Napervilleg Gail Ann Grotjahn, Sophomore from Prairie du Sac, Wis consing Mae Seely, Senior from Wauzeka, Wis- consing and Sandra Mauer, Junior from Elkhart Indiana,