North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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i 1 l I i It l il li A l l i l i i i V l i r 1 l 1 1 i , I1 , Q I l 4 l l i Many .weeks of preparation and planning were undertaken by the 1962 May Fete Co- Chairmen Elaine Frey and Bruce Nitsche. Although it was planned to be held out-of- doors in front of Old Main, this year's May Fete was pushed inside the Merner Field House by traditional May showers. Following the Maypole dance Cpictured immediately belowl and the coronation of King Rex Bob Goerne and Queen Joyce Hogan, a mock Maypole dance was hilariously performed by members of the Sophomore Class Csee lower picturej. The Freshman Class presented a song skit which added to the wild pageantry Csee picture on page 281. Then, the royalty and court proceeded to the Student Union Centennial Hall where an all-school dance was held to complete the festivities.

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THE CLIMAX OF SPRINGTIME ACTIVITIES AT NCC Following an ancient NCC tradi- tion, students chose King Rex Bob Goerne and Queen Joyce Hogan to reign over the 'I962 May Fete festivities. The choice was made from five women and tive men of the Junior Class. After the mysti- cal Maypole dance, last year's King Rex Dick Blick and Queen Shirley Youngberg crowned the T962 King and Queen. Then, as the new May Fete royalty took their thrones, the traditional pag- eantry began. 2 8 l

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BACK ROW: Mavis Erdmann, Joyce Goerne, Rich Sandell, Myron Joan Goehring, Bob Nelson, Dave Schweitzer - Chairman Wentz, Roger Swanson, Paul Wolf, Nancy Heninger, and Jerry de St. Paer, Larry Michelson, Kay Zick, and Sandy Maurer Reverend St. Angelo. FRONT ROW: Carol Goff, Donna Emberson, CONTACT - sruosm coNFERENcE RETREAT THE PURPOSE OF THESE WEEKEND CONVERSA- TIONS IS TO DISCUSS THE BASIC VALUES AND ISSUES OF LIFE. IT IS HOPED THAT THROUGH A RELAXED ATMOSPHERE STUDENTS WILL TAKE TIME TO DISCOVER THEIR INDIVIDUAL MEANING AND Under direction of the Student Conference Central Committee Ipictured abovej, a series of weekend retreats was planned to which all students and faculty were invited. The retreats are held at a beautiful, rustic lodge in Palos Park, Illinois. Most of the retreats lasted two days - a good, enriched break from the routines of our College Iife. Contact Amplified lasted three days and was held at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. J fr Ny I I 'I Is. PURPOSE. THIS WEEKEND RETREAT IDEA IS DE- SIGNED FOR CONTACT THROUGH CONVERSA- TION, SELF-EVALUATION, INSPIRATION, RELAXA- TION AND RECREATION. I 1 I I E. ' I 5 , ' V' , J It I I I 1 If - s , mr I I I fl L . ' I During the winter months, re- , I A - I' ., , N treaters were able to go ' A -I tobaggoning in the surround- I ff ing woods. X 'I I 4 1 vu I I I , I ' . .J me f ' sf ,I I 30 1