William Paterson University - Pioneer Yearbook (Wayne, NJ)

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The Picnic of the Year RI0HT: Class volunteers serve up the food, BELOW: Tug of war contests added enter- tainment. FAR RIGHT: Picnickers listen to the sounds of G old Dust. BELOW RIGHT: Long lines formed as students returned for seconds. The recipe for a successful All-Col- lege Picnic includes 200 hungry stu- dents, the joint efforts of three classes, and the music of two rock bands. Even Mother Nature looked kindly upon the biggest event of the year by providing near perfect weather. While the nnore ravenous waited in line for free hamburgers, salads. chips and birch beer, others danced to the rock sounds of Nitewatch. A second band. Gold Dust, provided country rock fans with foot-stomping music. The organizers also sponsored a tug of war and pie eating contest. Some students took advantage of the cool spring breezes by flying gayly colored kites. As the afternoon wore on, the food and music dwindled but happy memories remained. 104