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Once in Catalina, stu–

dents cavorted around

in electric golf carts.

26 &OCIAL

I

t was an outstanding

year for social activities

around campus. This

can be attributed to the fan–

tastic social committee orga–

nized by Jerry Morris. Jerry

and his committee of seventy

were in charge of putting to–

gether several successful

events. One of the biggest

events they organized this

year was homecoming. Being

the fortieth anniversary, the

club had a large responsibil–

ity. The committee pulled to–

gether and put on one of the

best

homecomings ever. Spring

Ball was another large event

in which the social commit–

tee was in charge. The com–

mittee split into subcommit–

tees in order to cover all as–

pects of putting the dance

together. Once again, the

committee was successful.

Other smaller events includ–

ed a trip to Disneyland and a

Cruise to Catalina. Students

enjoyed all of the events and

many times tickets were sold

out. The social committee

fully succeeded in providing

students with a variety of

activities.

Students sailed to Catalina in one of the new super-powered cruise boats.

Like most events, this one was attended by enthu–

siastic students.