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

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Carillon Slotes Summer Deliverq .r Qs, XX xx l K- 4' K J .. 3' E, F I A l H f R, by 'ki-v'? ' ,... - . A Q. i , 'fs Kathy Klint, editor of the first Carillon, presents Dr, Joe Push- ing with the first copy ot last years yearbook at the Apprecia- tion Banquet in August. Billy Williams does the art work for the yearbook in the solitude of his living roorn. ff .1 .I ,f 5 Q l Editor Cathy Iverson is caught rnaking another deadline. Jackie Carpenter served as special assistant to the editor. wi 1' ' -' 9 s lx x. f'i-taxi fr- . ' ,-so ,ww if-2 - 1 54 f we f' Q -is Index editor Jirn Hostelt relearns the ABCs as he alphabetizes the many names. Miss Diane Turner is sponsor for the Carillon,

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Avalantes' Casino Partq Caps Year LA beau Mike Daugherty escorts APO sweetheart Sydney Michael .NXQQQ5 Sa A splash of royal blue and kelly green heralded the debut of a new service club for girls in November. Wearing pins designed with their official colors, the i2 charter members began a whirl of activities. ln March, their initiation paiarna party was dis- rupted by APO members who kidnapped the entire group and took them for an early morning breakfast. APO also assisted them when they converted the SUB into a gambling casino on May lo, Les Avolontes members set the pace for the day with a costumed per- formance of a canecan during activity period, Between classes, APO members distributed play money and pree sided over tables of blackiack, roulette, poker, and casino The games continued c1t night when most of the tables in the dining room were pushed back for a campus dance, Other proiects included a bake Sale, rummage sale, and Kiddie Day - for which prospective pledges dressed as children, The last service proiect, another ioint effort with APO, was a picnic at Forest Park for twenty-eight orphans, Officers were Pat Callaway, president, Sherry New- man, vice president, Linda Mercado, secretary, Becki Bar- ley, treasurer, Delilah Durst, parlicimentarian, Dr. Sue Nordauist and Miss Neva Peters, sponsors. Q 3 ,, L eh if ff' 'Q 1 tl, fNm M 1 K. It-yi . i A , V W .E A r Q 1 w 1' N ff! sw tx sqft gf 5 Ji 0 P13-f LES AVOLONTES lTop rowl Georgia Jordan, Mary Searcy, Karen Heissenburger, Janie Finch, Glenda Kirtley, Joanna Slimp, Pamsey Allison, Martha Bean, Judy Guertz, Rita C5 gt i firms-X.. 1 M 1 Eg ' , F -f' X h -44 X a , YL' llzx v r me ,A D. .- vw sw all X ' V ' I, A . l .fl f A x ' , , ,W i al., Y mt Stowe, lBottom rowl Lynn Evans, Sherry Schrernp, Jill Mize, Betty Cason, Linda Bixby,