North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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h RE-EVALUATE l STUDENT CONFERENCE The membership of Student Conference includes en Moss Jayne Thompson Paul Wolf Linda Stutzman STANDING, Jim Drummond and Judy Koteskey Ann Martin Don Pletcher Steve Buehler and George St chairmeng SEATED, left to right, Mavis Erdmann Kar Angelo adxisor Acting as planners and discussion leaders of the CONTACT retreats, the members of Student Confer- ence decide upon discussion topics which concern NCC students and are of interest to them now. Beginning the year with a highly successful senior class retreat, the discussion centered around the question: g'What is i1nportant?H Providing another appealing top- ic of debate was the presentation of the Playboy Philosophy? In addition to several week-end re- treats at Palos Park, a large group enjoyed the baseball weather , at I alte Geneva between semesters f f x J .

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l' cya TACT RETRE T Tri il Ei l ii i i i I ' V i' l l l 1 l l I X J' 'N'-..a-0 1N..4-9' fi. In addition to introspection and voicing personal opinions in discussion groups, a major part of the enjoyment gained in the Contact retreats comes from getting away from homework and busy schedules to a place where relaxation comes so easily. 'V gm l anwww wwf 23.1 we X AM Q

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CHAPEL ERIE . l I Members of the Chapel Committee debate and decide on Rev. St, Angelo, Mavis Erdmann, Sally Hart. SEATED Chapel Programs for the year. STANDING are: Mrs. are:Dr. Sehellhase and Mr. Naumann. Berry, Al Freedlund, Bob Heim, Al Pyle, Louise Lueptow, First semester, students broadened their area of understanding of world affairs through presenta- tions made in the 4'New Europe series. Speakers from foreign countries, as well as news ana- lysts of national fame, provided their accounts of conditions in various Countries of our ever- shrinking world. A particularly exciting ehapel pro- gram presented Ambassador Tran Van Chuong soon after the over- throw of the Diem regime in Viet Nam.