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

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Kappa Promotes Spirit Through Service i Q -QQ I i Treasurer Falah Benton. vice-president Arlene Hartgraves, and faculty sponsor Mrs. Marilyn Monger confer at a Kappa meeting. By initiating school wide participation Kappa sorority has played an important role in promoting spirit this year. Sponsored by Mrs. Marilyn lvlonger, they began with eleven members in October and initiated fifteen pledges in April. informal presentation in the SUB to familia- rize students with clubs on campus was the first Kappa project. ln December each mem- ber was formally presented at the Christmas Dance. Primarily a service organization, Kappa members have ushered at both drama pro- ductions and served as hostesses during open house. A Christmas party was given for children at the Tarrant County Childrens Home and a clothing drive was held in the spring for the orphanage. At Easter they donated two cartons of candied eggs to the children's ward of lohn Peter Smith Hospital and to the children's home. Adding color to the campus while raising funds, the sorority sponsored two contests. Ugly Man on Campus and a competitive Easter Egg hunt. Using a portion of collected funds from these activities, and bake sales, the club made a weekend trip to Salado, Tex- as as a climax to the year's activities. - 1 X. JA' Kappa pledged fifteen girls in the spring. They are lstandingj Gerre Knox, Cathy Brown, Linda Lay, Karen Howell, Pat Jenkins, lo Gregg, Mary Mason, Ruthie Hale, fseatedj Shirley Mallick, Sally Brown, Cheri Mitchell. Maureen Rohleder, Dolores Bowman, lo Ter- racio, and not pictured is Vivian Zimmerman ft ' 5

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like lei, E we 3 'Societe' lnspires Study of French Viva la France! Viva La Societe Francaise! Or as TCJC students of French would be more apt to say, Long live the French Club. La Societe, of course is the club which enjoys life as the French do, for at least one class Z period a day, anyway. Designed to offer social and recreational activities in keeping with the French language which students are studying, the club is spon- sored by French instructor Mrs. Martha Holmes. One need not be a French student to join the club, however, as the club con- stitution states anyone may be a member who is interested in the French language. Movies in French dialogue and a genuine French dinner were among club projects. ln addition, there were visits by French speak- ers, including one who spoke on Christmas and its customs in his native France. Elected club officers were Johnnie Stotts, president, Mrs. Lois Boss, first vice-presi- dent, Liz DeLauro, secretary, and Barbara Horn, treasurer. S , - L... ll HISTORY CLUB OFFICERS: Barbara Nace, Romona Joyner, Sandi Moorhead, Martha Conrad, Arlene Turner fpresidentj, and Larry Story, sponsor. :is- l ,iff MH, . j. Q1lfnfl:fL .. XXX Members Learn Of Hitler's Era To further knowledge and appreciation of history and stimulate interest in the subject is the stated purpose of the History Club. The club is sponsored by history instructors Larry Story, Dennis Roediger, and Bill Hughen. lts chief function is a discussion and fellowship gathering for anyone with an interest in history. Student historians were treated to sundry guest speakers and special programs during the year. Everyday Life in Hitler's Germany was the title of a program presented by Hans Kurkowski of the language department. Kur- kowski, who grew up in Germany during Hltler's reign, told in detail of his experiences with the Nazis. Judge J. C. Duvall spoke to the club on the Nuremburg trials of the Nazi war criminals. Present at the trials, Judge Duvall related his views on the decisions handed down and he also answered ques- tions from the floor. , Q 4 1

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KN V15 f-A Q mf K' 1 Nl' ' Ausland. Sylvia Benton, Fatah . ' Boyett, Lnnda F Q Graham, Glenda 'Ui I Hartgraves, Arlene Kardel, Rose Klnnt, Kathy McBay. Mary Mclntfre, Glnger Morey, Mary Lou 7 Roach, Pam Weatherly, Tanya HEASF' YOU' X 4 3 ll 1 1 Ginger Mclntfre obliges a customer at the Kappa Bake Sale. . ,if an 4- W iv- ' 'Q 3. - f 1 x 7 I R Q .1 .sf ff e. Y wr' at- y 'Q Monger, Urs. Marilyn fsponsorj