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Ter ryV anOrs ho ve n,

Ma ry Tu rn er ,

Pan cho Prec iado,

El ayne La ng en ieu x,

Ric ha rdCor de r,

Ja cq ue lin eKe arn s

Social Affairs

The lighter aspect ofcollege life is provided

for by this committee. The vice pres iden t

of each class under the cha irmanshipof the

vice president of the studen t body begin

making "social" plans long before the opening

of co llege in Se ptember. Nearly all the sum­

mer months are devotedto the Campus Fash­

ion show, which highlights"Fr eshman Week."

Dur ing that first week of sch ool other nights

to remember on the social calend ar are that

of the Big-Little Sister Dinner for the resi­

dents andthe COTTON COT ILLION for all

in t he library patio.

Th e big annual even ts estab lished by this

committee dur ing the last four years are the

Harvest Dance, sponsoredby the Juniors; the

Christmas Ball, sponsoredby the Seniors; the

Mardi Gras

dan ce sponsored by the Fresh­

men; the

Bal des Fletirs,

sponsored by sopho­

mores. Frequent informals, a faculty-studen t

Chr istmas par ty, even squa re-dances find

their place in the crowdeddays and nights of

college studen tson the Alcala Park campus.

And the moderator of the committee, Mother

Danz, prophesies tha t the futur e holds yet

larg er andbetter parties.