Grayson College - Saga Yearbook (Denison, TX)

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Graphic Staff The Graphic, GCC newspa- per, won third place in the overall excellence division, group one, of the Texas Jun- ior College Press Associ- ation's publications contest this year. h The staff attended this year's TJCPA convention, at Texas A8LM in College Sta- tion, in full force. Staff members also helped Saga staff members sponsor a year- book workshop in the fall for U. ..!,:,.!,r3AT-1 . , ,. , F., ,.,., McKinney freshman Tim Dorsey served as photographer . area high school students. i ifiityf V 4 'v' I wi, Jimmy Cage of Denison served as activity reporter. Kathy Gunckel, Denison freshman, served as Graphic reporter . Q' 1 ' tr : ,.'- ,wt use 4 svn, . .t .T - 1 g-L-gg: -:ggi 75515-gjlg, j -' ,V in ,j. 'W ' ,, ,,,- -Tri:--L ',j 'ui' - 1.-aia..,i,T-, Jeannie Zachary, Denison freshman. served as typesetter. ' -1 Waxahachie sophomore, Terry Martin A served as sports editor. I- 5.5 ..eiQ'i3!a'r .A

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RON ELLE CASTLEBERRY is from Denison. She is an accounting major and has a GPA of 3 61 Xuan 'v I? 53551 x , fig Wai 'X ANDERSON is from Denison. She is an major and has a GPA of 3. 16. 5 X rj ' Rediff, SUE HUFFMAN is from Sherman. She is a business major and has a GPA of 3. 56. IYLA CROSS is from Durant. He is a health major and has a GPA of 3.38. i i I RONNIE MULLINS is from Durant. He is a health major and has a GPA of 2.59. MARIE BROWN is from Denison. She is a physical education major with a GPA of 2.69 .

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Eddie Robertson talks over activities with S. A . C. members. ' '--vain-1 - . 4 S.A.C. officers: front row, left to right, Phylis Agee, Karen Jones, Penny Coco, Marsha Jones, Tami Risister, Pam Rodgers, second row, Dennis Brans, Pat Skinner. lt ff, , l M - - '- SAC meetings, although informal, are productive. The purpose of the Student Affairs Congress is to promote student leadership, to allow avenues of complaint and suggestions, and act as a go- between for students and fac- ulty. The activities sponsored by this group are: Western Week, dances, concerts, homecoming, and a Spring Activities Day in April which is a 1950's day. They also plan a Chess Tournament after spring break, and will sponsor another concert this spring. There are 13 elected mem- bers of the group. Also each club on campus has a repre- sentative who attends the S.A.C. meetings and has voting privileges.