North Central College - Spectrum Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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gr? Q' fs? Homecoming '84 began with the Con- vocation ceremony where Anne Hen- gehold was crowned homecoming queen with John Nosek as Casanova. During the week many events kept the students busy, including: an ice cream social, a blood drive, a tug-of-war, and a bonfire. The Homecoming Dance fol- lowed the football game and was held at Wheaton Bowl.

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E if Lunch hour entertainment IS provided every Friday of every term upstairs in the Fireside Lounge of the White Actlvltles Center Each week features differ ent groups of students and faculty, highlighting their talents and interests Prof John Shlndler organizes the performances which are open to all NCC cam- pus members, families, and friends' The talents shared vary from musical to dramatic readings to dancing to act- ing to cooking. Many campus groups such as the International Club and the Swing Choir filled the entire noon hour sharing some of the activities which their groups participate in year round. An example of a fun reading which was presented with an Interna- tional Club hour is found below. Does it sound familiar? Lit-elle messe, moffette, Satan ne te fete, Et digne somme coeurs et nouez. A longue qu'aime est-ce pailles d'Eure. Et ne Satan bise ailleurs Et ne fredonne messe. Moffette, ah, ouais! , 1 1