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Chicken, students, music, potato salad and a smattering of
administrators were the landmarks of the University Union's
annual Bell Camp Day Sunday.
Nearly 400 students converged on the university's recreation
facility to take advantage of the free chicken dinner "with all the
trimmings" and other inducements.
Many went swimming, played ping-pong, or miniature golf, but
the majority of the students sat on the grass in front of the lodge
and listened to the folk music of Tammy Hall, and later the
sounds of Wildfire.
Several administrators and faculty members made the scene
to mingle with students and enjoy the surroundings. President
Thomas F. Jones was scheduled to make a visit.
The Bell Camp facilities include the lodge, camping places,
cabins and woods. All facilities are available to students or
student organizations with only a modest charge. The facilities
are open during the entire year and may be reserved through the
University Union. - Story and pictures by Chuck Keefer, photo
editor.
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