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ESCAPE COMMITTEE

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MAKES

ROUTINE DINING

ENJOYABLE.

An often overlooked yet very important organization

was the Social Committee. Led by Elaine Johnson,

this group sponsored dinners and activities to make

college life seem less institutionalized. Their goal was

to make each member of the student body feel more at

home. Composed of members from the student body, Taking a break from

her duties as Dr.

faculty, and staff, the Social Committee worked with Moore's secretary, J§:§!

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Miss Kerr and the kitchen staff to make meals differ­ Beth Darby sets up u p

ent and enjoyable. Mrs. Johnson said, "We do this just for the Happy Un­

birthday party. Her

as an escape from routine and boredom." creative skills and

Several times during the year, this group decorated ideas were an asset

the dining hall for special events and holidays. They to the Social Com­

mittee as they

sponsored an international dinner, a moonlight bon­ planned events.

fire, a "Home ■ - X v X w . i p a i i i i i i i i ®

Sweet Home"

dinner featur­

ing homemade

desserts, and a

"Happy Un­

birthday Party"

celebrating ALPHA K. Coleman, R. Farley, T. Goodman, J. L. Cavanaugh, THE ANIMALS Greg Hunsberger, Mike Macomber, Paul Lane,

OMEGA
J.
Brown,
B.
Alexander,
THETA
Hoover,
Jim
Cross
Steve
Hecox,
Rob
Chase,
R.
Hardcastle,
E.
everyone's Heffner, L. P. Monrose, R. Santarsiero, T. Sheppard, T. M. B. M.
R.
Lanoue,
T.
Heinzen,
Jennings,
S.
Johnson,
D.
M.
Lucas,
Martin,
C.
Miller,
McCallister,
D.
Matonoi,
Miranda,
Smith,
birthday. Spencer, C. Taylor, M. Thomas, D. Vestal, M. Walters, G. War­
ren,
Zitnyar
T.
S.
White,