Northwood Institute - Norfinda Yearbook (West Baden, IN)

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Left Mike Basler is registered to vote in Orange County by a member of Orange County’s Young Democrats. co | Left Lonnie Meredith, President of the Young Americans for freedom, and John Spurgeon, President of the Young Democrats, register students for the straw vote held at North- wood. Ruth Dickey thinks ‘‘which one?” Above Judge William Sharp of the Owen County Circuit Court, spoke to Northwood students on the subject of judicial reform. Left Joe Colter, Chairman of the Central Com- mittee of the Orange County Democrats presented Northwood with a U.S. flag. The flag, which was accepted by Mr. Moeggen- berg, once flew over the Capitol Building in Washington D.C. Representative Lee Hamil- ton gave the flag to the school. Left David Cornwell, right, speaks to a group of students on the Northwood campus. Corn- well, President of the Orange County Young Democrats, was registering students for the 1972 election. 93

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Politics and '72 Election at Northwood Politics played an important part of the student life at Northwood this year. 1972 was an active year for politicians all over the country and Northwood students had many oppor- tunities for participation. There were active clubs and committees which worked diligently to produce a winner in the 1972 election. Northwood even has its own distinguished politicians. Larry Beatty ran for the office of auditor of Orange County. Randy Kimery was on the Central Republican Committee in Marion County. Joana Turner, the youngest person in the state to do so, served on the Orange County Central Democrat Committee.

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94 Right Sports Editor Ron Slider ‘‘pastes-up” the sports copy before sending it to the printer. Lower right John Daley and Jim Floren, co-page editors, inspect a lay-out. Below Kathy Nolan, as advertising manager, draws the ads for each Domelight issue. Below center Reporter Joe Butler interviews Advisor Jack Johnson concerning the new individual learning centers. VOL. 6 NORTHWOOD OF INDIANA Larry Jones came back to Northwood this year to complete his second year as editor of Northwood’s student news- paper, the Domelight. Also a veteran of the ‘72 Domelight is Assistant Edi- tor Barry Flick. The rest of the staff were new to college newspaper work but some had staffed high school news- papers. Yearbook Business Manager Ric Woods was also Domelight copy editor. Jim Floren and John Daley doubled as page editors and Randy Kimery and Ron Slider made up the sports department. Advertising manag- er was Kathy Nolan. Reporters in- cluded Duane Smith, Karen Jones and Joe Butler. Jack Johnson served as ad- visor.