Arlington State College - Reveille Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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lv 'S. Two musical groups, the Coachmen and the Buster Smith Orchestra, entertained at the Snowball to provide a change of beat for the dancers. m -my-.. .. E. ' X --..m.. Snowball Honors Beaut and Beast A Winter Wonderland set the mood for the Snowball on December 16 in the student center upstairs ballroom and snack bar. The ballroom featured blue lighting and a large white flocked Christmas tree with blue dec- orations. The snack bar was decorated as Santa's Workshop. Buster Smith and his Orchestra provided soft music in the ballroom and the Coachmen played rock music in the snack bar. A highlight of the Snowball was the an- nouncement ofthe Beauty and Beast winners. Sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega, the contest had 21 candidates, with ballots cast by penny votes. The S1100 taken in was used to buy a color television for the upstairs lounge. Beast was Dale Smith from BOTC, and Phi Mu Pat McGuire was Beauty. The Levee Committee, headed by Dana Flittiman, sponsored the dance,

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