Northwood Institute - Norfinda Yearbook (West Baden, IN)

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Left It is the first night away from home for these five freshmen during orientation. They are, clockwise, Diane From, Karen Frey, Pam Steinbarger, Yukiko Koyanagi, and Ann Smiley. Below Richard Schultz brings the comforts of home to his room. Bottom John Spurgeon’s room wouldn’t be com- plete without his radio and stereo. Center The saddest time of the year comes when it is time to say good-by to friends that you may never see again. Vita Arrocha reads a card at a farewell party for her before leav- ing for her home in Panama.

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A Northwood Christmas—Party for Children, Sharing of Presents, Time for Students A Christmas party for the under- privileged children of Springs Valley was one of the activities sponsored by the Student Senate. This type of party is a Northwood tradition begun by former Housemother Elizabeth Colen- so. Senate Secretary Carolyn Sheets was in charge of organizing the party. It quickly became a school-wide pro- | ject as students, organizations and fac- | ulty donated money to buy gifts for | the children. Students donated their | time by baking cookies, buying pres- ents, playing Santa Claus and leading singing. Left Richard Schultz is high on a ladder dec- orating the atrium’s Christmas tree. Above Paul Conn decorates a window on the mam- moth cookie house. Left “Santa's helper’’ Nancy Taulman hands a present to one of the children. 13