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Harvest Ball Breaks Tradition The Harvest Ball, traditionally spon- sored by the Junior class, broke some traditions in 1975. Rather than an open bar, couples en- joyed a sit-down roast beef dinner at ( !hez Josef. Rather than 60s and 70s rock music, dancers tried to jitterbug and even fox- trot to music of the 30s and 40s. Many of the couples who did attend were disappointed in the musical perfor- mance. The attendance at the ball was limited, perhaps due to financial worries and lack of the ever-popular open bar. But for many of the couples who did attend, the evening was a total success. 1 tim ' I ft 1A ♦ W
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Special Ed. Honors Skinski Despite initial opposition, an all-day special education seminar was successfully held at WSC on December 3, 1975. The Semi- nar featured lectures by various people in the education field, discussion groups, films, demonstrations, displays and a cocktail hour. Committee members were Kathy Alward, Debbie Bennet, Cin- dy Constantino, Sue Czelusniak, Louann Denny, Patti Howden, Cheryl Koncas, Janis McMahon, Susan Pyra and also members of the Career Education and Guidance classes. Tom Stanton and Nancy Zacek were co-chairpersons and Mr. Dewey McGowen, Special Education instructor, was faculty advisor. At the end of the seminar, Dr. Edward Skinski, a former special ed. instructor, was presented with an award. When asked about the seminar, Anne-Marie Batten had this to say: The seminar was excellent. All the people involved, stu- dents, faculty, and speakers alike, were very enthusiastic about the seminar. There was a warm, personal feeling radiating about the place. We are planning other seminars. WSC needs them and everyone should get involved. The seminar was intel- lectually stimulating. It was great! 27
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Happy Hour V J I B jsj£i J? ■•f j pG -i EJ j y W OT 3 V fcTTfar ' jr: ] On November 25, 1975 Beaver Brown pro- vided the entertainment for the Happy Hour. The red glow of the lights, the checkered ta- blecloths, dancing and of course the beer cre- ated a perfect atmosphere for letting it all hang out after the tedious chore of registra- tion earlier that day. The entire event was co-sponsored by the Stu- dent Union Special Events Committee and the Student Union Concert Committee. jBBW JHtfc Bwl lApp l
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