basement. It held a refrigerator, a bar, several tables and wooden benches. This is where song fests, card games and intense literature, political and religious discussions went on far into the night. Sleeping Quarters Sleeping quarters were on the second and third floors. Each bedroom was supplied with from two to four beds, one or two wash basins, a table with chairs and a clothes cabinet. 1971-1972 School Year "About 40 students studied and lived in a three-story boarding house, "Haus Steineck," for the academic year 1971-1972. ECU faculty were shuttled to this site and taught several subjects as well as special seminars that involved interviews with government officials and trade union leaders... The school was the brain child of [political science professor] Dr. Hans Indorf." The educational excursions for this year included: September- Germany; October- France; November- England; December- Belgium; December- Soviet Union; January- Berlin and East Germany; February- Hamburg; April- Spain; May- Netherlands. All in all, the students traveled more than 17,000 miles through Europe. As Dr. Hans Indorf said, "The year's voyages took us some 17,000 miles by plane, bus, train and boat, but it was farther still in terms of experience, education and undeniable fun." "At an invitation and expense of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the ECU students traveled to the European capital of Brussels, Belgium, for a four day visit." The students were then given a tour of the Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAFE), in Mons, Belgium. "Following the tour of the SHAFE Community, we attended lectures presented by leading military officials and were shown an unclassified Russian movie produced in Moscow during the 50th Celebration of the Russian Revolutions. The last half hour of our morning briefing session was a 'question and vague answer' period conducted by an American Army colonel who was quoted as saying, 'I have an answer for that question, but the answer is classified!'" The students in the 1971-1972 school year were: Mike Allen; Gene Ayscue; Gail Benge; Suzy Berry; Leigh Blount; Harriett Brinn; Tom Brooke; Bebe Broome; Sue Cande; Don Davenport; Paul Dulin; Beverly Eubank; Anne Gant; Donald Gerock; David Gradis; Mark Griffiths, Fay Gygi; Lee Hadden; Lee Handsel; Stan Harris; Carol Hawkins; Ed Hereford; Len Jordab; Allan Kearney; Cindy Maultsby; Sue MacDonald; Debby Mitchell; Pam Murphy; Sheila Nicholson; Joe Norris; Martin Paulsen; Steve Polifko; Cheryl Pope; Christy Prange; Gordy Quill; Cabell Regan; Viv Swepston; Juani