Page 36 - Clearwater Christian College 1995

A Little Greek,

Some Italian, and

A Taste of Mexico

A new committee that added variety to student

life was the social committee. Its function was to

plan activities that would add some “spice" to

the lives of the students.

The first of the evening events was Greek

Night. The dining hall tables were decorated with

balloons in the colors of each Greek. Sitting

together as a group helped members become

better acquainted and showed their Greek spirit.

Realizing that some students could not go

home on weekends, the committee planned a

Friday night Moonlight Madness party. Cathcart

Hall was turned into an Italian pizzeria. Faculty

and staff, dressed in Italian garb and speaking

with “Italian’’ accents, prepared and served the

food and beverages.

During the Missions Conference, the food

sendee prepared an International Dinner. Stu­

dents enjoyed a buffet dinner featuring Mexican

and Chinese foods. Mexican music playing in the

Dr. George Youstra background was the final touch.

performed the duties of

the maitre d' as he Another activity about which the students

greeted the "patrons” as

they entered the pizzeria. raved was the Hawaiian Luau. Terri Stephens

He guided students to the said, “It was a nice change. The decorations

pizza table where they

were greeted by Dr. Gary were very festive, and it fit the theme of the

Smith, Dr. James Munro, evening.’’ Upon entering the dining hall, all

and Mr. Sam Renfro. Miss

Kris DeWitt, who was on guests received the traditional lei. The buffet was

duty that weekend, talked set up under a tiki hut with hanging lanterns.

with "Luigi” during a lull in

his responsiblities. Cathcart Hall’s mood for the luau was enhanced

with Hawaiian music.

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