Northern Illinois University - Norther Yearbook (DeKalb, IL)

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Miuiiriits :it scilitiiiU- arc iiifre(iiK ' iit for a c(i-ed. All-iiiglit iiii!anc( ' waiting for tickets to tlic Smothers Brotli- ers show turns into a l)oolcnann .

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•••£ : rvf ' New residence halls iUuiiiinate tlie one-time W est I ' ortw From numerous materials and three months ' work the Ciim- niunieations and Security Building emerges.

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A fraternity pledge endures the turtme of being liekled r.illier than havnig his pledge hat stolen. LEISURE ACTIVITIES lead to the f ' or- iimt ion ofiK wand closer rriciKishipsaiuJ loyalties. Those little nioiiieuts si)enl ill unplanned enjoyment are a major benefit of university life. The price of fun is only enthusiasm and a wish to be a part of thinjijs. Fulfillment lies in par- ticipation and cooperation in a student ' s lif( apart from books and classes. In- creasinjj: enrollment does not clian c tlie pride co-eds feel in their school ' s and friends ' accomplishments. Spon- taneous ideas and unorganized inter- action underlie the entire year ' s events. (College days are personified in the faces and voices of students. They li e I he good life now and hold each nioiiieiit dear foi ' future Tcference. A snake danee puts e ' r (ine in ihc lli)nieenniing spirit. 3 IS |Hr! ' ' .4 B v jHH ? ftfciw ' ' i- v ' hE r r 1 I ' riday morning elasses are iniieh easier to endure knowing that an exeiting weekend lies ahead for all students.