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

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I-.-V Cynthia l-larT K N. .-, ' I W. , ' ' 5 V June Jones . ,. 5 x , L .,., ,. ,. S - X 2 y 'X x X x -K X s , wager.. 'X' 'A 'RPT' X 5 -l s . , ' ,u 1 1 v n 1 1 m ' if 1 -J' 5, :gi Tb ' 9,7 l.Qfl,L A 1 ' 'ffkll 73 -Q rf , Qi:-.iii 1 '.'.'. l ' W-M ' ' '-an F 'L V Kay Nolan 1 as I II.,Zf ,ul ,,-3' ff 4' f ,,,,,.1 .ag-uni 4 A..'i, , .- .ff 1. A p PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB lTop rowl Linda Hamilfon, Sonia Riddle. x 5 lSe-cond rowl .lim Graham, Cindy l-larT. lThird rowl Sponsor William Bishop, June I A Jones, Sherry Newman, Jo Scarborough, lBoTTom rowl Kay Nolan, T PE Majors Encourage Conditioning JJ? M- ' l 1 iii ,, Dave Hinnoll and Marvin Jackson warm up for The Table James Burr and David Wofford check over bow before sTarTing Target Tennis maTch in The gym. pracTice.

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A Business Club Makes Profit v--f' ll' , 1 3' ,f jj . Gs 5 at 0 3' , i, ' ,, - r l' -3- a , 5 , Q YL I A -. w Q-1 x X . 5 - f J! , ' S TC 1' 3 , 5' 'X' X -. g' X ' 'j-I. 'j , . - 'elif '15 - ii. : pi'-ff l , j ir-- 1 i sftfciif:-44 ,V Q, 1 ii Vijzjjj, ,ff j . ' ' vi. ' xi v i -its i-.. Jim Boulter, Sponsors Cloy Stout and Richard Hancock, and Tim Hol- land install a jukebox in the SUB for club revenue and student en- joyment. ie Q R Richest Club in school was Phi Beta Lambda, business club, sponsored by Richard Hancock. Their ingenious profit making project was a jukebox strategically located in the SUB where they won friends and gross receipts without really trying, When they were not counting their money, they toured various businesses in surrounding areas and listened to speakers to learn more about new trends and procedures in business, The award tor Outstanding Business Student ot the year was presented to James Simmons at the clubs spring banquet held at Fairway Cross Keys Restaurant. J. Lee Johnson Ill was guest speaker for the banquet. Johnson, business leader in the Fort Worth com- munity for more than ci decade, served as Adjunct Pro- tessor ot Management at TCU. Simmons, who was selected as Rotary Club Student- of-the-Month for November, was also selected tor Whos Who in American Junior Colleges. The Outstanding Busi- ness Student Award is a scholarship payable to any tour-year institution the honoree wishes to attend. Officers were Gregg Plapp, president, Marjorie Ben- ge, first vice-president, Dana Futch, second vice-presi- dent, Linda Podsednik, secretary, Aleene Evans, treas- urer, and John Poston, reporter-historian. . an R.: Q 'jf j , Q-Pen: yy sr N . X i j i f'xl BUSINESS CLUB lTop rowl Barbara Clark, Wilfred Jones, Mike Miles, Aleene Evans, Mary Johnson, Vicky Grigsby, James Newsome, Rob Ross, Robert Young, Andy Schreiber, Sarah Baines, Linda lnglish, Deborah Hightower, Helen John- Linda Patterson, Gregg Plapp, Dana Futch, Billy Hunt, Lance son. Rohn, Scott Urice, Steve King, Marjorie Benge. lBottom rowl

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,L A '-6 GD We -A ' I. ! i Qu. 5 PRESS CLUB lTop rowl David Bowley, Mike Hovenkamp, Jim Williamson, Paul Iverson, Bob Thompson, Donnis Martin, Bob Clanton, Mike Nichols, Danny Washmon, Garland Hut- son, Dee Harper, Thelma Nichols, Chris Wood, Alice Borden, -- au , I ' K+ X N 3 ig :ss-li: u? ly i ' 1 3 5 lf PKI , :iff v ' Lester Cole, Robert Helstrom, Reginal Young, Mike Wilemon. lBottom rowl Kathy Klint, Martha Bean, Barbara Allen, Cathy lverson, Carole Cagley, Vicki Davis, Marlene Richardson, Essie Jessie. Journalists Explore Fourth Estote ll .,, E if Lou, Q Essie Jessie and Gary Nichols put their heads together for peace- tul ponderance on the return trip from San Antonio. 4 Student iourna- lists wait tor the bus to begin the long ride back home. ll -AQ x ning, t 1 hi-If lk 'STS- Paul Iverson and Jewel Copeland explore San Antonio scenery between sessions ot the TIPA convention. N-C+ r