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L SOUTH CAMPUS TARRANT COUNTY.MNUOR COUfGE DBTNCT 5301 CAMPUS DRIVE-FORT WORTH TEXAS 76119 I5 13, Area C in i W -4, H: ,il ,.,..,,e.- '- Dear Students, Every charter member of these first clubs, every person who received one of the first offices or honors, and those people who participated in these first activities have helped in making the history of this year. Since events and indi- viduals have been too numerous to be catalogued in detail, we have tried to present highlights of the year. I hope you will enjoy this first book as much as we did in making it. You will learn more about our school and what it has to offer, as we have learned. As we prepared this yearbook, we became acquainted with the faculty and staff, as well as the academic programs and activities of this school. And with this knowledge, we developed interest, understanding, and finally love. I personally have many people to thank for this book, for it was also a first for me. I would especially like to thank Mrs. Dorothy Estes, whose optimistic - HTom orrow for suren - kept me pushing even when August 12 seemed like to- morrow and we still had two-hundred pages to go. I would like to thank the staff, without naming them, for at times I was not too sure who they were. Also, thanks to Mr. Cliff Wood for all the help he and his student assist- ants gave us, and to Dr. James Miles for his help with the cover. Thanks to all my Kappa sisters, the REFLECTOR staff, and other close friends who helped in proofreading, copy writing, and moral support. A special thanks should go to Robert Helstrom, Jackie Carpenter,Cathy Iverson, and Reginal Young for their tireless and talented efforts in completing the book. A million thanks and forty dirty looks should be directed to the photo- graphers - Bob Thompson, Farris Hunter, Robert E. Lee, Jimmy Chow, Jim Snider, Arthur Pritchard, and Linda Kaye. We hope that as you read this book you too will become acquainted and enchanted with the school. ode 817, JE A-A
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