Angelo State University - Rambouillet Yearbook (San Angelo, TX)

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CJFCI San Angelo is a typical West Texas town, complete with struggling grass, mesquite trees, and little rain. Not so typical, though, is that San Angelo is ever growing and every changing. This city is also the site of Lake Naswor- thy, Twin Buttes and North Concho Lakes, and the Con- cho River System. Although San Angelo started out as a trading post for a nearby fort, , ,. if -..va.e-,,,.. -'rw' -' ' if ...ef 'Y . .t -.... . . ... - '- , - ' -'S- :Ya sf ' 3 I ' ' I ' 9 5' ' ' 71 ' Sf ' I : 9 - ' ig F . v - f- hr . ?s:fE:i'.,Q2t 1 5 - ,W f e v '24 1-.4 .. ,,- ..: L.:-r A, Tlgfiif . s 'L - : 175' 'A i' - A Y ' - .f -, ft iff fig an V ,ye Y . - --D' -I -3 ,M-gh Q., Y il:-y 4 -V 1 qf-- - . , -'- 'r 'K' . , , '- Y ' ' S4---12' - - .:- : .,., - ' 1 ' T sq - eg' A, cgi , TE 131 -591'-eggs ,-Ig, e-gv:f'1n jg- - -- . - -: - -.s- , -, - '--1,n'..--1-4-'N' -- Y'-- ' '- ' ' i ff t fi T- - -21:2 -f' Effxs-iris-S16 ra., f g+, : 7 ' .' - Y ' 'L ' :.1 gws., '7'- ., 'Y-L..?.' 'T' ' - - ' 5-5 J r' '- ' -,- -'-': 1 g,...-,'--.f-fave,-axes-35-J:-1 Y' sdv,-.-'+-'W' 2...-f-Qi W--N---4, QEEQEIE it rapidly developed into a business town for cattle and sheep raisers. Today it is one of the largest natural fiber markets in the United States. is

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WE STCDVQY 75 Zi You haven't filled out all your cards- Sorry, that section is closed-See that counselor over there please-Fill out this card for your yearbook picture- Smile-Walk this way-You'll have to go back and have this signed. The struggles of beginning a new semester can often be tiresome and again there are those promises to make better grades and the hope ofa different type of living. Students some- times will start off with this in mind and really buckle down to business. Others get by without too much studying, with grades not as good as expected, but still have all forms of extracurricular activities. Where will it all take us and will we like it once we get there? Someone gives you a diploma, shakes your hand, and you are on your way. That all important goal has been reached. We traveled our own paths, met all kind of people-young and old, and formed opinions. Yet, at Angelo State we are brought together by that invisible bond ot deter- mination. We all try to reach out and touch something we desperately want. Our interests may be varied, but we are all one in that we are students of Angelo State University. i'Spare time is spent by students doing what each person feels like taking part in. The activities listed here are in chro- nological order so that you may remember the 1973-74 year as it hap- pened.