Simpson Bible College - Gateway Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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PATHS OF FUN The large pathway of student social activities has many smaller hut significant trails hranching out from it. Class organizations and larger groups such as Student Missionary Association, Merfs and XVomen,s Associa- tions, and the Block Society also present activities which add spice to the students social life. The XVomen's Association each year sponsors Heart Sister XVeek, and the Ladies' Tea. Senior Sneak is a social function planned and carried out lay the senior class, Each class has its own social committee. The Student Missionary Association presents a missionary lmanquet in the fall which is not only a social function, hut a spiritual challenge and up- lift. Of course, the Homecoming is a greatly anticipated event presented hy the comliined efforts of the Block Society and the .-X.S.S.l3.C. Social Committee. The pathway and the trails of social functions are followed with much prayer that activities will he refreshing spir- itually as well as physically and socially. 69

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PATHS or FELLOWSHIP A well-balanced social life is essential for the normal growth of young people. Thus the A.S.S.B.C. Social Committee holds this as its goal as it lays the pathway of student body social functions. The school year begins in a social key with the all-school picnic. This year it was held in F leishacker Zoo and was not only a time of fun, interest, and relaxation, but also a time for getting acquainted. Following quite closely to this event is the annual Halloween Party - an occasion of mirth and mas- querade. This year a special feature of the Halloween Party was a Boat Cruise on San Francisco Bay. Christ- mas, of course, calls for festivity in party form, and also for the sharing of joy. Caroling in the County Hospital is now becoming an annual Christmas function. The new year brings such social functions as the VVhirl Skating Party and the Spring Banquet, each of which is consid- ered a highlight of the school year. 68

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