Odessa College - Branding Iron Yearbook (Odessa, TX)

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Asedo Beau ominee Relaxing for a minute the Asedo Beau nominees take time for a picture. The beaus are Eddie Prichard, Herb Cooper, Bob Fewin, Noel Tusi Freeman, Ronnie Slick Jones, Doug Nolan, Gus Buchanan and Don Hawkins. I72

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a i , i Sandie New, New York Recording Star, broke out with a modern ballad, It's Sister .linny's Time to Carry the Bomb. Robin Cambell from Austin lulls the audience with her rendition of Chilly Winds. First Hootenanny I Big Success One of the biggest crowd drawers of the year was the Press club's first Hootenanny. The night of February 8 the SUB was packed with people of all ages. The Press club gathered groups from all over the state for the sing-along. Acts presented were Robin Campbell, Bob Durrett, Sandra New, The Muerers, The Blue Mountain Boys, The Jokers, Silas Nepvue and Larry Carter, and Bill Watson. QQ W 'LW r., ,.,.. ' 5 Lau L,,..,.L-, ,,', -gwj , . A - N The Blue Mountain Boys entertain everyone with the folk songs from the hills of Kentucky. I7l 'a Y I, 1 Q . gy it uw ut tu 7 1

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Providing a wide selection of music for the event, was a new group, the LANCERS. Asedo-Circle K Club Honor Sweethearts For the first time the Asedo sorority, and the Circle K club sponsored a colorful Valentine's Day dance in honor of their Sweethearts. The two clubs selected winners from candidates who always were around to lend a helping hand with cluh activities. Herb Cooper and Sharon Perkins were presented at the dance. Nominees for sweetheart were ,linnie Winn J ack- son, Nancy Shacklett, Nelda Stanley, Cheryl Farmer, Carol Ward and Nancy Hinds. Beau Nominees included Doug Nolan, Don Hawk- ins, Bob Fewin, Gus Bucanan, Eddie Prichard, Noel Freeman and Slick Jones. N : . if E . V Asedo president, .linnie Winn Jackson, presents their Beau, Herb Cooper, a gold key chain. Eddie Prichard congratulates Sharon Perkins who was named Circle K Sweetheart. I 73