Northern Illinois University - Norther Yearbook (DeKalb, IL)

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4 Chfcrli-uclcrs t ' tht- uiKlcfiMt«l Ilu .k lootliall team a warm wc-komc. Nation ' s o. 1 passer, George Bork, is mobbed by autograph seekers. Phi Deha Sigma parades to support thci (juecn candidate for HompcnmiiiL ' Girls from Lincohi Hall gi e the team an earlv morninsi send oil.

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CIvcrlc ' iKlcrs air riilin ' liit;li atlcr tliu (Irfcat of CMU. Kxcilcliirnt uailis iiionii nliiiii ilimii a iMsktiliall ' ' ainr. A toialiiliiw 11 sets 1)11 a spontaiieuus cruwxl rcactiiiii. rciisidii mounts cluiing the contest between MU and LaCiosse. mf ' VICTORIES AND DEFEATS ai( the fiitulatnenlal causes of school spirit and pride in Northern. Individual and team accomplishments gjive encouragement to form strong school loyalties. Pep rallies give way to s[)ontaneous out- bursts of team sujjport. Hours six ' iit in line waiting for footliall tickets are all worthwhile when the Huskies score that winning touchdown. M j£k, ' v - - :- k: r 10

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■iMi... Ni)i ' tluiii jiiins llir World in iimurniiiu Kriiiiril ' s death. 12 Siililude is silhouetted against the Hoiiieeoiiiin ' ' bonfire. CONTEMPLATION AND REFLECTION cornpriso tho sorious Tiionioiits of the iini ( ' isit sliidciil ' slilV. National trac- ed) s (M ' |)s tlic country and. for the first time, lie as a citizen and future head- er is touched l) the event. I nguarded times when he s(MMns a{)art from reality are one of his most precious indul- gences. Being involved and yet detach( d at the same time i)rinj? about a (uood of melancholy. Main are the hours spent alone with a promise.