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

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im -sw .SS Af' H 52.21 -.q AUXILIARY COMMITTEE Fritz Wisdom, Morfhc Beon, VoneHo Medlin, Deboroh McAdoo, Chuck Sheffield. .......,? I ,, L S E5 . .f f . .F 'iQ?I T It-V' i INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA COMMITTEE member Diormo DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE Deliloh Durst, Ardess Moore, Peggy Groen Vcrgos. ing. I Af ,

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Students Aid in Problem Solving , ,X l. uf . FA I xr I - 1 - . Il J, .Z .5 V f Clifton Barton takes a nap in the resting room while in- vestigating new facilities of Health Services. I -X fs A i sf' I -is , i il PS 5 , I Q l Q I I o 79 2 r ,, .' . 'X' ' I K Five special committees placed students in advisory capacities on administrative affairs. The Discipline Committee, made up of four students anrl four faculty members, vvere responsible for assisting in establishing disciplinary procedures and hearing ser- ious cliscipline cases. Students on the committee were Delilah Durst, Peggy Groening, Ardess Moore, and Jim Simmons. Woiling vvith the director of Library Services for the development and use of library resources were 'students Bill McClung and Christina Slater. Dianna Vargas and John Tovvnley performed similar services on the Instructional Meclia Committee. Joe Cook, Trudy Herring, Hovvarcl Mitchell, and Janet Sellers vvorlrecl vvith the director of Health Services, Mrs. Carol Bennett, in providing and maintaining effective health services for the campus. Martha Bean, Debra McAcloo, Vanette Medlin, Charles Sheffield, and Fritz Wisdom served on the Auxiliary En- terprises Committee to advise the vice president on cafeteria and boolfstore matters. I 'M- HEALTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE Mrs. Carol Bennett, director of Health Services, Janet Sellers, Howard Mitchell, Trudy Herring and Bill McClung.

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Special Events Planned With 'T' A ai. E X, SQ N T ., ll X 4 A figs ,- ffgkyff S G , b. I-,, - E ,J fc- X Nz- A y . ev- gs if 3 Y as , q s T' TSC ' ., A X, l A l , , Q AIX: .,.. I X fi 1 SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE lTop rowl Jim Sampson, Pat Hend- rix, Phil Patterson, Joe Critz, lSecond rovvl Dennis Jetton, Denlie Gravelle, Glenda Oliver, lBottom rowl Marilyn Macklin, Garland l-lutson. 0 Committee members help prepare tor the bicycle relay held on campus. i . fm X NWYSFS9 VZQQTN-x,b . an its M, ly , 'XE I mi.. Care Tlc litterent, the Tun, the unusual - These words we c might well have described the work of the Special Events Committee. Chaired by Glenda Oliver, the committee was responsible tor planning the unique games, contests, and social events ot the year The committee began its work during Howdy Week, -E lt with the preparation ot the l-lowdy Week Student i-acu y Talent Show. The committee was also in charge ot a special western day including games ot chug-a-lug, egg t s, and tug-ot-war. h os As tall arrived, powder putt football made t e scene. The committee defeated their freshmen opponents T2eO, Special Events then sponsored a bicycle race, and Christmas decoration activity in the Sub. Elections and pageants filled the spring, and ' d Special Events set the pace. Events included Mr, an Mrs. TCJC announcements, a tormal style show to choose l t incl the campus beauty pageant best dressed stuc en s, c emceecl by Miss Texas l965, Mary Lou Butler, Spring ended with special games and various events Las tor Sadie Hawkins Day and games ot chance on Vegas Day LA N