Valdosta State University - Pinecone Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

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., , , ,, - I If J' ,z 1 , sg ill, da' .f I, Students celebrate birthdays once a year in the cafeteria with the cake from their month. VSC Food Services Makes Additions The three main basic needs of a human being, we all learned at VSC, are food, clothing, and shelter. This could be disputed among contemporaries for days, but here at VSC every student would have to agree that food is a primary need for life. The administration knowing this, provided all students with a dining hall, namely the VSC food services, known to most students as the cafeteria. Life wouIdn't be quite the experience it is without the cafeteria. The addition of the potato bar, the big rave in all food services these days, brightened the menu up. Of course, what needed brightening up? Who could have denied themselves the great more casserole , or the chef's choice ? Other improvements were made through with the addition of the yogurt pump and the mint candies no student could pass up. The speciality of rib eye and shrimp night will not be forgotten in the hearts of many students, and the salads we all survived on will always be remembered. QSXSTUDENT LIFE .Ali , X l ifibw if i I If 'Q' ? i -..- l 'WY 3 . X Wi - U, X 4.