Frank Phillips College - Lariat Yearbook (Borger, TX)

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MASK D MIKE Mask and Mike is an organization open to all students inter- ested in speech and dramatic activities. Members are responsible for Coffee House, Supper Theatre and a spring stage production. Q Sponsor: Mr. John Banvard EEKIHEIQOH , ., -- , 1 ,para N -. , .. ' -5 D ' . , .- 1 1 ' , :N il .V-,' w Ilufi .Wg .,ignQ','. .il xi .- f.- sig-,5,,,. , ,L X V., xp. f ?W:1- ',1jr ' f-Qljnlggys'-' . .'-gilt, if.-if- ' gr-E , Y- -IL, . Randy Wright, Presidentg Mickey Dunham, Sec'y-Treas.g and Jennifer Hays, Reporter, have fun selecting costumes for the next production. .X is S Don Ross, Walter Myrick IV, Frank Fischer, Tom Douglas, and George Moore study the opera- tion of a new light dimmer.

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PHI THETA KAPPA Phi Theta Kappa, wisdom, inspiration, and purity, seeks to promote scholarship, develop character, and cultivate fellowship among students of junior colleges of America. Us Mr. C. M. Herrington, Faculty Advisor. er' 'S-FP ,' n 33 EESEE vu R I i ---T., - ' 'Q' ilbh 5 If i i T, - '- -i Y V41 Y Q --f,ef 2 ' , ,N Q , i'J?f'1 3i ,lee ' if ' 'f f.1 -is P4 ' Seated: Charles Cox, David Burns, Janine Wilson. Standing: Martha Viles, Tommy Hunter, Terry Scoggins, Mrs. Darlene Rounds. E Meet Your TA 5 ' Bookworm Friends qi Yr pp. at the NC. t N x Qybxg COLLEGE BooKsToRE - X ' ,Q'QQl'D 3 wil l CEDAR LANES X ff' 208 N. Cedar BR-4224-7 Borger, Texas A Proudly Supports FPC DEAN S 3 Says - V1 Qs. Keep Up the Good Work', .E-QE? if 519 N. Main Borger, Texas :I-A

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Mffsfr flTlA 3? . 'bk .1 P 4-, WE E K llkftllt fff fl it O . Af? rf' X X. I si! .dgiiiz , 1 Sponsor: Mr. Adolph Gottschalk BUILD WHAT IS CIRCLE K? Circle K is the largest college organization in existence- there are over 650 clubs throughout the United States and Canada. Circle K is not a social organization, but it is a service organization for college men operating on the campus and is similar to Kiwanis and other service clubs. Circle K is a unique organization. Its unique quality will be apparent after examining the following opportunities which Circle K offers the student, the college, and the community. Circle K is an opportunity for college men because it provides a means of the same type of leadership in a college community which service clubs are giving in the business and professional world. An opportunity to join as well as participate in many activities for the service of humanity and for campus and community betterment. An opportunity for self-expression involving the life of the campus and the community. An opportunity for self-development: Leadership, good citizenship, education, and fellow- ship acquired through club meetings, through actual participation in civic programs, through lasting friend- ships, and through the association with outstanding representatives of the business, professional, agricul- tural, and institution life of the community, in an atmosphere of friendliness, mutual helpfulness, and service. Rocky Harbin, Treasurerg Bob Jackson, Vice-Presidentg Dee Hawkins, Secretaryg Glenn Lloyd, President.