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Show CTIVITIESfUnder the leadership of Chick Otter-strom, the entertainment committee offered one of the most successful social seasons in years. His originality coupled with the cooperative efforts of the committee created a feeling of thrilled anticipation and e-.pectant gei sty that abated only as each dance commenced.mm',£yp -* *^P v. yChick OtterstromChairmanParkinson, Boden, Sheldon, McKendrick, McCrea, BelessJ-ke (^ntettaiument ^awtn^Ltt*The Union building was figuratively swayed with the laughter, the light heartedness, and the merriment of the carefree students who participated in this year's activities.The season opened with a series of football dances typical of the pep and enthusiasm of the athletes whom they honored. The decorations of each were characteristic of the Utah spirit and the football season. Later, as a fitting climax to the Homecoming week, the ballroom was filled with expressions of joy as alumni rejoined the students in a jubilant reunion.Imbued with the holiday spirit, the New Year's party, the first of its kind to' be held by the A. S. U. U. dance committee, was unparalleled for uniqueness. Dazzling winter scenes, father time and little new year, whistles, horns and bells all incited the holiday throng to exuberant merrimaking.Colorful decoration and clever plans accounted in a large measure for the success of the Valentine, St. Patrick, and Easter dances.The committee consisted of Chick Otterstrom, chairman, Dee Parkinson, Mary Boden, Calvert Sheldon, Patricia McKendrick, Beatrice McCrea, and James Beless; all of whom worked hard for the success of the year.One Hundred Eighty |
