Howard College - Hawk Yearbook (Big Spring, TX)

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Mrs. Johnnie Lou Avery, fashion mod- erator, looks on as Mary Lou Saldivar and Phyllis Hart show the latest styles in the campus fashion pres- entation. K’Lynn Boyer looked stunning in her formal of black velveteen accented with white lace. She was one of twenty-four coeds who competed in the pageant. 16 Friends Maria Garza turned to smile at the | audience as she promenaded with | Stiff competition in the swimsuit divi- | sion. Cathy Valdes enjoyed this kiss by Dr. Charles Hayes as she was crowned Miss Howard College.

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yy Denise Crenwelge Cathy Valdes Miss Congeniality Miss HC The Tenth Annual Miss How- ard College Pageant had twenty-four girls compete for the title Tuesday, November 1, in the auditorium. In front of a capacity crowd, the con- testants modeled campus wear, Swimsuits, and for- mals. Along with the excite- ment of it all, there were such things as nervous stomachs, Shaky legs, quivering lips, and the uncertainty of who the winner would be. After two hours of festivities, the girls assembled on the risers to await the outcome of the judges’ decisions. Cathy Valdes won queen with her court consisting of Kathy Keune, First Runner-Up; Lisa Almond, Second Runner-Up; and Denise Crenwelge, Miss Congeniality. Kathy Keune First Runner-Up Lisa Almond Second Runner-Up Friends Oy

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Let Me Entertain You During some of the activity periods at the college, con- certs of various forms were offered for student view- ing. They were always free and gave students some- thing to do with their time. The music varied from soft rock, blue grass, hard rock, and country and western. ge tae OC ected: oe Ra - Robin was one group that got a good response and Doak Sneed performed a number of selections he had written audience. himself. He played mostly folk music. Kurt Van Sickle played in October in the cafeteria. Friends 17