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

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Program for Individual Needs South Ccimpus doors were open ten hours ct doy while problems cis trivictl ci shctttered lite. Students could enroll in their initi for ci doctorcite degree or their bcisic trciining in fire tech- nologyc More thcin 20 voccitioncil were ovcnlctble with other courses in fincil stciges of cip- provctlg however 70 percent of the student body vvere enrolled in university pcirctllel courses Anyone not wishing to pursue ci degree could enroll in courses of continuing ecluccition lor such trciining cis gift vvrcipping ond svvrtchbocircl operation ct dediccited stcxtt offered cissistctnce vvith os ci broken dcite cind os serious cis cil college instruction ond techniccil progrcims Dr, Charles McKinney Executive Deon fx lx 1 Bcisic Study progrcims provided one yeor of general edu- cotton cit college level with ci brood culturcil background. A tull stcilf ot coun I tt se ors o ered cicciclemic, personcil, ond voccitioncil guidonceg cind ct director ot tincincicil ciids ossisted s, scholcirships, ond employment, open memberships, cind students were t decision mciking committees. students vvith locin All clubs hcicl included on mos Desrgned ond equipped to cissist physiccilly hcindicopped students, rcimps were civciilcible in buildings lor ecisy ctccess. Lovveied drinking tountcsins, ond wide sidewalks were oilso instcillecl. S eCi'il 'k I ll 3. U' S E 3 U LD in ' f' 'U Q 5 LO -Q Q fi fD Ln Q -1 FD -Q CU cn YD -1 4 fU Q 3 FD Cl 1 Q -Q- T CD A ya '1 1 , I 5 K, ',-f ,iq A gbhg we .itr E:2:.:. .c ..,, . X , Y, X N . gee M1111 . A s .... . -. , ............ . ,,.. Q . Xigvm NVQ X Y X X QSX ,,......--ol ffmfnnw 1 x X S 'X X XX XX X X w Y XX Q 53 X sy Xsl XXX QNX N X WVR Ss N S s - XX X X 5 w A XQX Q XXX Q N x X X N X N X Q X RX Qi Q X X 5 x X 'N ,X X X X X xx X XX X -x- S X X X X XX X X C x s K X X x X X E 5 XX XXX XX 'XS NX X X Q xi S Xx S XX X X X - X X S X S N X , X X + . , X ws .X-fzjstw---+A we , . . ,-4 ffl 1 S XQYN .,X?X.:w3N rm s . .. Y . - X 3 ' 9 'Wx fi XX , F , 3 - l 5: .XQXW ji' ., ':X . Q E XS Q, 5 ., .Q D - . . . c - N , f r . ,Q : 3 ' ' 1 . ' 5 , s X 1 ' N 3 f ' l ig 'L , ,..,,. Q 1 was is ,,,. X- - 1: b :N- t . :L - X Xi.- :sol A an V v . if I ' -o-.-ua., 'e -4 f A V 'Y' -... ,NS . X i X H , A x ::s:.:'.z:nr-1:12 vi X S. Sg..-:s- J 'ia 2- f Q53 I l ,-1fl,,,...-4 '-:vs ,J -,-my