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

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QQ 3 an 1 i I gpes gp -v , 2 NGK ev' xx an-- uf' TRAFFIC COMMITTEE lTop rowl Avis Wise, Stanley Richardson, Garland l-lufson. lBoTTom rowl Sheri Bowden. ln much demand ansang sludenrs, Though not nec essarrly popular, was The Trallrc Commrllee Thus com mrrree heard appeals lrom students who recerved lralhc Trclets Throughour the year The cornmrrree w rnro two groups, wrlh one group meetrng each weelf To Trclcels Issued each semesler, approxrmale one-lour were appealed Should a srudenr wrsh to appeal a decrsion ol Commune-e, he had To Tale rr T0 the Dean ol Sluclents Bets were nor hrgh rn hrs favor, rhough, as lhe Dean never reversed a clecrsron of The commrllee. Ticl-,els were issued hy campus secunty lor speedrng on campus, parlang rn faculty parlfing areas, The absence ol a school parlfung srrcl-er, and parlflng on the grass Six persons served on The l968-69 commlltee all year Those persons rncluded Sherry Bowden, Shirley Thomas, Mary Ann l-ladley, Wrllram l-lurson, and Vuclri Hansen. New members added in The spring included Slanley Rrchardson and Joe Hrllary YELLOW FDR FACULTY PARKING l ESERVED 1 N e,,g , , ' 1 'A .4325 , ' ' X ',-l ...- -V .rg s X f 1 7 9732521 PN A'-5, X sf, f ' .2355-,3.+r V fx f v Zrjzfi ,rye rs ss. .,r , X ., im., , ,,,, r V ,hr - . .f +.r.f.-. r .f-.. - .well 'lf' f417ff'l ' 'fb ' in . ,,.. , ,,..,,f, ., .. -?.,z2??aw .2-f 1 1'-of 4 . .9 aff- 'M , LIM T if P Young Judges Clear Truffle Courts as clrvrdefl W: zllnl Q lnnll T V P I -2 Nl KLQQFIH an r.:Q ,T hear appeals from the sludenls Ol The numerous Traflrc nilll 'HZ 5 ly rh A Q 1 : 1, ,fig : ' ' me -'4 ii .,1r sf -: ' A I J

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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

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ATHLETICS