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

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APO members help tabulate votes in the all-important student government election. ' b Working out inner hostilities this coed applies a hefty sledge I APO members inspect the extent of hammer blow to the battered victim of APO's Car Smash money ralsmg prolect' damage to their Car Smash 7 vehicle. X

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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

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l 'v Members in APO inclule CTop rowj Larry Sweeney Stamphill, Tom Blanton, Norman Barnes, Ron Ran Ivice presidentj, Finis Smith, John Neil, Jeff lef- dell, and Chuck Luke Ctreasurerj. Not shown is fards Hal Carter, Robert Frost fpresidentj, Edward Dennis Brown, secretary. Priddy CBottom rowj Melvin Abercrombie, Gerald APO Supervises First Elections Alpha Phi Omega is the only fraternity on campus. Like everything else at TCJC it is still nebulous, but its potential is high. APO has received a national charter which official- ly establishes the TCJC chapter, and the club has taken its first pledge class. APO has rendered numerous services to the school during this first year. Members have been especially active in campus elec- tions. They wrote the school code, conducted the Howdy King and Queen election, and su- pervised the election in which school colors, the mascot, newspaper, and yearbook titles were selected. The twenty-eight members also hosted the dedication ceremonies and open house activities on campus. APO officers for the year are Bobert Frost, president, John Neil, first vice-president, Dennis Brown, recording secretary, and Chuck Luke, treasurer. Faculty sponsors are Caroll Commons, Sheldon Maple, and Don Richards. I 2' , Robert Frost, APO president, discusses projects for the spring semester.