Tarrant County College - Carillon Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Both Publications Begin in September Volume one, Number one-plans for the first issues of both publications began in the heavy rains of September when new staff members met each other and their advisor for the first time in a small office of the Music Building. The newspaper appeared as THE NAME- LESS ONE until the student body selected THE BEFLECTOB as the official name in November. First issues were published bi- weekly during the fall while publications of- fices were being constructed in the SUB. Staff members attended state conventions at ASM and Big Spring. Their proudest moment was learning that they had tied for second place in the 1968 state newspaper contest sponsored by the Texas Junior Col- lege Press Association. Individual winners included first-place awards to Mike Nichols for his column and Bill Wafer for an editorial. Wafer also won a second for one of his Dolton cartoons. Bobby Clanton received third-place awards for an editorial. ln feature writing, Robert Helstrom won second and Ken Robinson won an honorable mention. The staff won second- place in headline writing. Mrs. Dorothy Estes is faculty advisor. Photographer Farris Hunter u,n . tr-' if Paper staffers stick together--even on their way to class. Farris Hunter walks while Robert Helstrom, Marlene Baldwin, lim Snider, and Donnis Martin hitch a ride with Bill Wafer. Bobby Clanton rewrites another story as a part of his many duties as news editor of the paper. -

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LL.. L.. FILMS: fBack rowj Danny Wilson, Billy Rash, David Christian, George Munchus, Beverly Brown, Rose Kardell. iFront rowj Sandie Thompson, Patsy Rose, Karlena Scarborough, and seated is Mrs. Bettye Middleton, faculty. David Christian, chairman of the films committee, explains a pro- jector to interested on-lookers. Activities Include Festival of Films The Films Committee sponsored a variety of films of both the popular and fine arts type. Drama was prevalent in the selections shown during the fall semester. The agenda began with THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA and was followed by SUMMER AND SMOKE, INTRUDER IN THE DUST, and FIVE WEEKS IN A BALLOON. During the spring semester, the Films Committee sponsored a FESTIVAL OF FILMS. The festival featured a series of international award winning films from Russia, France, England, and Sweden. Selections in- cluded the world renowned Russian winner of the 1964 Cannes Film Festival THE CRANES ARE FLYING. Other films featured during the festival were Peter Seller's THE MOUSE THAT ROARED, and lngmar Bergman's SAWDUST AND TINSEL. French class stu- dents delighted in Fernandel's THE SHEEP HAS FIVE LEGS.

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gAbovej Managing Editor Mon- te Hillis prepares an assign- ment sheet. fBelovvj Sports illye Simmons. I 1- be ,.y. U 7 Photographer Jimmy Chow