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

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The proposed journey finally becomes more of a reality as the buses are loaded for departure. 'S ,Ng I g A tr 16 1 E . ti , 8 - Nu-ky, : 1 ' A ' ' , 1 u -f Q .QA -V ' .:',' ' lfiiii,-if . tg, 2' - fm. ' ,f 1 A ,ff Band members set the stage in the amplwitheater for their Hemisfair performance. 85

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Bands Perform At l-lemisfair 'GS Hemisfair '68 was the site of two perform- ances this year by the fifty-eight Studio and Symphonic Band members and their director, Flobert Goebert. The Studio and Symphonic Bands comprised the only junior college bands in Texas to perform at the Hemisfair. Goebert's original composition entitled Blue Becomes You was among the several num- bers performed. The Studio Band played before the South- ern Association of Junior College Presidents in Dallas during November. The bands also performed for various conventions and din- ners at the request of the administration. Highlighting the campus performances b-y the bands were the TCJC Dedication held in December and the SUB concerts given once each semester. Members of the Symphonic Band also formed ensembles to promote the music de- partment of TCJC. One such group which specializes in German Folk music is called the Dueselldorff Quintet.

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Individuals reach out for someone to share their special interest. Where youth abounds, the club becomes an important social unit into which individuals inject their ideas, con- victions, and humor. Common planes do not hinder individuality. For the intellectual and creative, academic clubs and honor societies are formed. For the spiritually motivated- the BSU, For those people who like to make things happen--a sorority, a fraternity, and a student government. Gradually . . . we join. I , T S-Sb .r f ,, 0. L , if -- I' -.-...La v ORCEIANIZAT