Bill Soper ’68, Outstanding Alumni Award winner in 2000 and Alumni Recognition Award winner in 1984.
2000
2006
Built in 1917 by Dr. Ruliff L. Truitt, the college acquired the building in 2006 and dedicated it as the Abe House in recognition of Trustee Bill Abe ’50 and wife Mary Bomberger ’52 Abe.
2006
Students cross campus in the fall. Image published in A College in Its Community: North Central College by photographer Chuck Savage in the Sesquicentennial Edition in 2011.
2009
The A.A. Smith House was built in 1885 by Professor and Mrs. Henry C. Smith on property purchased in 1872 by Smith’s father A.A. Smith, the College’s first president. In 2008 Bartley and Maricela ’99 Madden donated the house to the College after restoring it to its Victorian roots
2003
Still life: diploma from when the College was known as North-Western, 1932 NCC collegiate sweater, trophy commemorating a 1929 debate victory, old registrar records, North Central pennant, 1912 Spectrum yearbook, baseball jersey from North-Western days, book of College songs, freshman beanie, and anthology of poetry selected by President Augustine A. Smith. Image published in A College in Its Community: North Central College by photographer Chuck Savage in 2003 and again in the Sesquicentennial Edition in 2011.
2000
Rall Residence Hall. Image published in A College in Its Community: North Central College by photographer Chuck Savage in 2003 and again in the Sesquicentennial Edition in 2011.
2009
North Central College international students.
2000
Black Student Association in Homecoming Parade. Image published in A College in Its Community: North Central College by photographer Chuck Savage in 2003 and again in the Sesquicentennial Edition in 2011.
2003
New Nichols Gym, second floor of Merner Field House. Image published in A College in Its Community: North Central College by photographer Chuck Savage in 2003 and again in the Sesquicentennial Edition in 2011.
2000
Two students unwind outside Goldspohn Hall. Image published in A College in Its Community: North Central College by photographer Chuck Savage in 2003 and again in the Sesquicentennial Edition in 2011.