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

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or A pre-installation l'test is taken by prospective Phi Theta Kappa members. lBelowj Pledge Lois Ross signs the register as installation ceremonies get underway. IRightj Vice-president Mrs. Vanetta Medlen instructs members before installation begins. pi J rf CQ, f J 9 'E Scholars Establish Phi Theta Kappa Campus scholars found a common intellec- tual outlet as formal installation of Rho Chi chapter of Phi Theta Kappa was held on March 21. Dr. Charles I.. McKinney, executive dean, installed club officers lim Simmons, president, lvlrs. Vanetta Medlen, vice-presi- clentg Vikki Warren, secretary, and Esther Berkley, treasurer, The fraternity is a chapter of the National Junior College Honorary Phi Theta Kappa. Only those students with a 3.5 grade average are eligible. On April 8, 9, and 10, faculty sponsor Bob Fiivard and three club members attended the national convention at Houston's Rice Hotel. To learn still more about the national organization, several members journeyed to Hill County lunior College to talk with their officers and to view an established Phi Theta Kappa chapter.

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Trip Highlights Club Activities A convention trip to Austin highlighted the first year of the TCJC Nursing Students As- sociation, which is a local chapter of the state-wide organization. At the convention held March 28-30 in the Commodore Perry Hotel, Phyllis Farell was a candidate for second vice-president. The club was established with the purpose of fostering good citizenship, promoting pre- professional activity and social unity, and participating in activities of the state associa- tion. One-hundred per cent membership was achieved as all students in the Nursing Pro- gram automatically became members of the Club. Officers elected for the Nursing Associa- t tion were Vicki Bullard, coordinator, Linda Tucknies, assistant coordinator, Marcia Badger, secretary-treasurer, Debbie Sodd, program chairman, lim Austin, bylaws chair- man, and Kathy Boykin, special events chair- man. Mrs. Carol Sturdivant and Mrs. Mary lo Bulbrook, nursing instructors, are faculty advisors for the club. Royce Renfro takes advantage of the nursing club's Pie Throw as nursing student Debbie Sodd begins to have regrets about the affair. .Q 6 'xx- Qi' 55 if 3 r 1 : '- :K 5 ,VL W , . 5 L- im. L.: 1 'Q f -' .' ' l 1 lf' Q' . Y., , ' I' Q 1 a- v ff O :If 4 ' :vga gauge v i P ' 1 Q . ,I ' 5 vi.-3. as I ,VO at ei ' .gi i 2 it 1 5r,0 S64-:IPI :N 8.55, ' x 4- ' . Yrf. 5- if f f'. 0-dw 45, V . ,gl 3 l. - -.t:. ra gk qg., 4 . X mimi. J it .5-1- . he av? ?- '-l' 'itiliillf f' . ' Y'1.1 . 'E 'h It ' .5QLi. :E-l !'5ff?' '- I 'V ' , i 'ri A . . ...cr f vfv .1 . Seving as officers for the Nursing Association were Marcia Badger, secretary-treasurer, Debbie Sodd, program chairmang Linda Tucknies, assistant coordinator, and Vikki Bullard, coordinator.

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! SV H i I 1 5 i . S ! Harashall Hardin receives his membership pin from secretary Vikki Warren, 1' 'J' . gg T Taking the oath of office administered by Dr, Charles McKinney are Jim Simmons, presidentq Mrs, Vanetta Med- len, vice-presidentg Vikki Warren, secretaryg and Esther Berkley, club treasurer. s S