Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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Valentine's Day l A Special Day l Special in the hearts of most Valdosta State College students is the day of February 14, Valentine's Day. This special day was selected out of the whole year to let friends, relatives, and acquaintances know that they are thought about and loved. Sending cards, letters, and even tuck-ins to those special friends, acquaintances or admirers just seemed to make everybody's day special. CUB sponsored a special event called the Valentine tuck-ins. The tuck-ins have become an annual event and are looked forward to with anticipation by students. The tuck-in included a story, a refreshment, and of course your own special tuck-in - a nice end to a wonderful Valentine's Day. Roses decked the girls' dorm lobbies, and boyfriends' cars and belongings spilled over with messages of love or friendship. Valentine's Day was a great success for most students, and many felt the day should come more often than once a year. Heidi Hutchison and Robert Mallard celebrate Valentine's Day in a very special way. UPY VLLEITXIE' STUDENT LIFEXT 9

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Melanie Millican and Laura Lee accompany President Bailey at the annual Christmas Tree Lighting. Baileys Show Christmas Spirit The traditional Christmas Tree Lighting brightened the end of '84 for many VSC students. The last event of the year marked a rather sad occasion for students, faculty, and friends, but proved to be a time of good cheer. Mrs. Bailey showed her Christmas spirit as she opened her home to all of Valdosta State College. Punch and refreshments were served while VSC's brass band and choir provided the entertainment. The festive tree was decorated by members of the Delta Chi fraternity. A jolly Santa was on the scene, assisted by helpful Kappa Alpha elves. QOKSTUDENT LIFE 's i 'x 's 'f'-W-Wvq' s'k'gn.-L'kfk-u!'k.k',u'f,' .'N, +.N.'w,'w.N.wQ 1. at Lx, A ...Q . - .. 12 Y QR' . Q , A 9 nr C e lrs , , ,... . flax C Q QW am '41 51-H we ff