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

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Area Educators Explore Campus Personnel from area high schools and youth organizations visited the TCJC campus March 14 for Focus '68. The program was planned to familiarize counselors, adminis- trators, and sponsors with the college's phy- sical plant and academic programs. The afternoon began with registration and a reception in the SUB. Participants were escorted on an extensive tour of the campus facilities by student guides. Guests were then shown to the Fine Arts Theater for the afternoon program, consist- ing of entertainment by the choir and a wel- come to the campus by Larry Roberts, Stu- dent Government president and Mr. TCJC. The band provided music for the dinner in the SUB before various administrative offi- cials of the college gave talks concerning the programs and objectives of the school to visiting representatives. Division chairmen and student services staff served as hosts. -J X li F it i A I H I , V ,xv gi N L :X Xx Visitors inspect the REFLECTOR Publications room and receive sample newspapers during campus tours. l l 1 ffl K i i'lP F 1 Counselor from Technical High School, Mrs. C. A. Thompson is escorted by host- Essie Jessie, treasurer of the Press Club, assists local teachers during registration for Focus '68. ess Glenda Oliver.

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Ugly Men Commence Spring Social Activities Campus activities this spring ranged from a review of foreign policy to a search for Easter Eggs. On March 1, Kappas conducted an Ugly Man On Campus Contest with contestants sponsored by various clubs, and pennies counted as votes, The winner, Frank Cagle, received a five-dollar prize from the sorority. Larry Roberts was second in the contest and George Mendoza claimed third place. Pledges of Kappa sponsored a pledge ver- sus faculty April Fools volleyball game. One of the main setbacks for the pledges proved W to be inviting a few tall members of the faculty to oppose them. Their fate was made apparent as the Kappas lost all three games to their superiors. On a more serious level were two free speech forums sponsored by the Forums Committee. Barbara Allen, chairman, or- ganized the first session on the Viet Nam war. The second involved an informal debate on the two Student Government platforms. During heated political exchanges in the cafeteria, other students were participating in an Easter Egg Hunt in front of the SUB. Oh, look! The egg with a golden ribbon. John James and Jimmy Chow team up to find and share the five-dollar prize egg in the hunt. ' ii 'Q ' 19 i I l i 5 i - i i l 2 i Intent students find the speakers argument valid during one Gary Ivey airs his views on the the war in Viet of the free-speech forums. Nam in a free-speech forum.

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'H 1 dgest y Contest Staged In Free Throws