Middlesex County College - Pegasus Yearbook (Edison, NJ)

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SOCIAL COMMITTEE STRIVES FOR FULL CALENDAR The Social Committee provided a meeting ground for the entire college community by sponsoring such activities as dances, teas, hospitality tours, car rallies, band auditions day, semi-formas and a graduation dinner dance. A new role of committee activity began with co-sponsor- ing and coordinating activities of other campus clubs by means of a master calendar available to all students. By its publication a meaningful pattern of college events was established, which was of great benefit to the students. The Shattered Glass were one of the twenty-five combos to perform on Auditions Day sponsored by the Social Committee. Officers Chairman SUE WOSATKA Secretary KATHY PENNY Tfeagurgf 4, ,lil 'Q an 1, . V ' L: -- It A , . 5 at SITTING: Kathy Dobis, Cindy Hight, Susan Wosatka, Donna Deter. STANDING: Ann Hoffman, El- len Caffrey, John Makar, Bruce Prohodka, Claire Kelly. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Penny, Skip Carroll, Keith Wohltman.

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EA.C. PRESENTS FIRST CAMPUS CONCERT Although their membership was small, the Fine Arts Committee CFACJ was very successful in providing cul- tural entertainment in all phases ofthe arts. The group offered low-cost theatre and museum trips to New York, art exhibits and an eight week film series shown free in the Student Union. The highlight of the year was their pop concert in April featuring The Magnihcient Men, well-known rock and soul group. Officers PEGGY BENDER Chairman The Magnificent Men entertained a receptive audience sounds of soul. T . ' f--f1L- 'V -A 'l ff' E , 4+ A '-M., U l x i s K N a I' nj' um Q' rj fu L .. 5.1 5 ss., M 2352 Members of F.A.C. admire one ofthe many paintings in the library's cultural center. Anna Koren, Carmel Parcnti. Peggy Bender, Sandy Furia, and Pete Parenti. 132 with their r -Q

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FORUM FEATURES DR. Ethel Alpenfels, anthropologist, addresses student body The Forum Committee, a student-faculty organization, arranged the college's first convocation-lecture series this year. Their calendar provided for formal lectures, forum discussions and informal coffee hours. The first speaker for the year was Govemor Richard Hughes of New Jer- sey. He was followed by a series of lecturers including such people as Ethel Alpenfels, anthropologistg Nat l-lentoff, writer, and .lim Gold, classical and folk guitarist. The Forum Committee completed its first year by pre- senting Dr. Benjamin Spock, famous childcare doctor and leading critic of the war in Vietnam. SITTING: Elida Noble, Kathy Sweeney, Priscilla Bard, Ann Hoffman, Sue Campbell, Gerry Dzuban, Mrs. Driver. STANDING: Tom Busby, Pat Beecher, Doug Brown, Ed Smith Warren Smith, Mr. Friedman. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Ruemmler. Officers DOUG BROWN GERI DZUBAN TOM BUSBY MR. RUEMMLER MRS. DRIVER MR. FRIEDMAN ANN HOFFMAN 0F SPE mit nm'fHf 'TO PROTECT FREEDOM Chairman Secretary Arrangements Budget Communications Publicity Reception Chairman ECH A student protester demonstrates in opposition to Doctor Benjamin Spock.