North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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,,:,,,n-lv :X--ak pf A WI TER ACTIVITIE NUMERCU A As winter invades the North Central Campus, students and faculty Hnd a variety of ways to spend their time. Whether it be a solitary walk down a familiar path or an evening at home with the family, moments of leisure are usually rare.

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S lx I The George Bernard Shaw classic, Saint joan, was dramatically pre- sented by NCC's dramatists, with Mary Lou Schertz in the title role. Her moving portrayal of the heroic Joan was one of the highlights of the year's productions. Stress and anxiety show in the faces of those present at Saint Joan's trial T'

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Activities continue to hold a place of importance in students' lives, and becoming a member of an organization may be a long hoped-for achievement. VARIED a1 a t M iit i i s There are many worthwhile projects in which one may take a part. For the second year, students and faculty had the opportunity to 'Lgive of themselvesi' by donating blood to someone in definite need. Over IOO of them responded willingly.