Walter Reed Army Institute of Nursing - Pledge Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Friday, April 29th was a night to remember for many students at WRAIN and their guests. The occasion . . .? The annual spring dinner dance Which was held jointly this year by the junior and senior classes. For the people in attendance, the evening was filled with a number of special qualities. The setting was beautiful; the Ft. Belvoir Officers Club was aglow on the inside with bright lights and colors while outside, attrac- tive scenery including a view of the Potomac River could be observed. The food was plentiful, well-prepared, and delicious. The drinks and laughter fiowed freely throughout the night. And finally, the dancing was accom- panied by a pleasant mixture of fast and slow selections which encouraged participants to take their places on the dance fioor. The evening owed its success to the work of several individuals and to the spirit of the junior and senior class members who purchased tickets and attended the event. Sue Charles, senior class social chairman, assumed much of the responsibility for making the arrangements necessary for the occasion. She also did a great deal to advertise the dance and promote student interest. Other class members assisted with ticket sales and publici- ty. Their enthusiasm which accompanied the planning and implementation of the dinner dance was an important factor in making the event a memora- ble one. - skk

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SPRING ELEGANCE