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

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Cheri Mitchell uses David Tarrant as a crutch to view Sadie Hawkins Day activities. ' Q53 SEQ A mftizsn Dr. Philip Speegle prepares to defend himself in case these mountain folk try to cart him off to the jail for wearing city slicker duds. Couples l-litclned Dog patch Style The dull routine of school work was broken May 17 as hundreds of Daisy Maas and Little Abner's swarmed the campus arrayed in tra- ditional Dogpatch style. Flatlanders trespassing in Dogpatch without proper attire were tried in Kangaroo Court and thrown in the jail located just outside the bookstore. The Sadie Hawkins Day, which was spon- sored by Kappa Sorority, also included Dog- patch Olympics, sponsored by the Special Events Committee, corn husking, three-legged race, egg tossing contest and the traditional Sadie Hawkins race pitting. Marryin' Sam was on hand to conduct mar- riage ceremonies for the lucky girls. Also active were several Pistol Packin' Papas issuing moral support to reluctant bachelors. Mary McBay and Finis Smith were selected as Daisy Mae and Lil' Abner by penny votes. Second choices were Ruthie Hale and lohn Sloan. Linda Roberson and loe Moreno claimed third place. George Toal makes use of excess hot air in Olympics '68 contest. K

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Students Dress In Special Attire Norman Barnes checks his appearance be- fore Qoing out into dogpatch land. A Q7 'T' QQ L .,,,,. H415 is I ff 'Q April showers-Gilbert Garcia seems to have mistaken Keith Hufnagle for one of the targets in the Olympics '68 Spitting Contest. f ' ' , 1 me t 1 ,-s . x .- , . if--A 4.214-is-m-l:-sf . ' --..'s.: :Qw?g N lf- z an 2- if ' . . ' . - A C y- p 5 ' ' . 4 ' 4-ff:'ri.-f 31 . S N.--aa faux? f if ff'-.-s '-ea,-,.w?-1' - a- ' 11. - g -ft.. , A .- . ,N , ., - L.,-.i 's- .?. 'Qx4T'LrQ2.N',,r2u- - N- ' ., SXI - fi-L-241431-:5:s. 55.4 . in?-Sf-. Pat Jenkins counts the penny votes to determine the winners in the Daisy Mae and Lil Abner contest sponsored by Kappa. I Spectators Marlene Baldwin and Jim Snider look on as Olympics '68 takes 'NH place. '