Arlington State College - Reveille Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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Misses Donna England and Kaye Christie, models from the l'atrir:ia Stevens College, were guests of the Fine Arla Committee at the charm school. kfw . . . movies, dances, forums, pep rallies, concerts, . . Myra Welch, Sharon Terrill, and Mary Ann Hall were three of eleven models selected for the fashion show.

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Fali Activities Accommodate Wide Range of interests A xiricty of interests were included in the fall calendar of .wt-nts. Annudl actixities, such as the Howdy Dance. Thursday night danct-s, pep rallies. Homecoming. and the concert series, continued. The schedule of movies for the fall included award- winning filtns. such as To Kill a Mockingbird and 6'Two Wt-nienf' The ldeus .ind Issues Committees of Student Government pre- sented hook reviews and forums for the more serious-minded students. Fashion-conscious girls attended a charm school and .1 fashion show. offered by the Fine Arts Committee. Hr. und fllrs. Dennis Smith enjoy one of a series of married couples game nights, planned by the Student Government recrea- tion f,ornmt'tlPe. 9 .n I APA' 1' 81 , . t van, , NWI Ltlld UNH! fx it A ,, '35 Reveille juwrites, .Hits llfnf' Belle, anrl wA..,qgg4ff.j,t Wf,ffiQ,W,3,!QQ fj2gg? it 5' 4 , ,r i iv .ff'i7, ,, ' f' 799' xiii' ,,,., ' gv.f-.gf4:, 1 ., fn A- A freshman Class OffLCfff.S were vlvclffrf fn' ll f' ' - fx' ' ' . . ' , ,rf ridge' , ,f'f'1 f, ff A2 1,5 jfffs gl x 'N , f ' r ' ', D J record number nj 1501375 1n Ormfmr, alffiaeikfnmi i-.fff,.-3541-Ariyip..v2,J4. i.h4fwf.u WZ -, f 28 I sites 'W fr, -'Zin 1 -

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Sub ls Center for Campus Activities The E. H. Hereford Student Center is a gathering place for ASC students. It provides a large area in which students may play cards, talk, eat, or-even sometimes-study. Television and study lounges are located on the second floor. Bowling classes are held each day in the basement, and pool tables are available for those who wish to use them. For many students, however, the most important areas are the snack bar and the cafeteria. The new addition to the Sub will offer a textbook store and a school supplies store. A new snack bar will be located on the second floor, and a much larger ballroom will be added. This expansion program will make it possible for the student center to serve many more students. v v A, ..-0' Q- if k ..v4 f f Z' ,ug Top left: A bowling student awaits a spare. Bottom left: Card games are a daily activity in the Sub. Above: The cafeteria offers quick, convenient service to students.