1968

The Texarkana College Music Department presented a student recital last Thursday in the Music Building. Barry Johnson, division chairman, said that this is the first of what he hopes will be a series of recitals by the students. Students participating were John Finley and Bruce Douglas with piano numbers; David Porier with trumpet accompanied by…

Students with an interest in developing their musical talent should be aware of the courses offered by the Music Department of Texarkana College. Private instruction in voice, piano, organ, woodwinds, brass, and percussion is available to all students, regardless of their background. Those now enrolled in these courses often have major fields such as speech,…

Larry Wayne McDaniel, 19, of 2200 Pineview Dr., died Dec 7, of exhaustion after a boating accident at Millwood Lake. Funeral services were held at the First Baptist Church Dec. 9. He is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. McDaniel, three sisters, Mrs. Hogan Cooper, Gayle and Denice McDaniel. Larry was a…

Dr. J. W. Cady, president of Texarkana College, and Levi H. Hall, academic dean, attended the annual meeting of the regional accrediting agency of the Southern Association in Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 2-4. The Southern Association of Junior Colleges met on Monday, and Dr. Cady and Dean Hall found this to be a most rewarding session.…

THE KENNEL Student newspaper at Texarkana College, Texarkana, TexasPublished biweekly, except during vacation periods, holidays and term examination weeks. Editor ____________________________ Sarah CarsonAssociate Editor ___________________ Jerry BrooksAdvertising ________________________ Loye SmithPhotographer ______________________ Harold Koppe; Craig LashfordFaculty Adviser _____________________ Joy E. Arnold STAFFNews—Robert CalhounMake-up—Gary MoranCirculation—Mary SterleReporters—Phil Bocox, John Cunningham, Harold Foreman, Don Shipp, Sandra McLeroy, Paula Jones,…

Love came down at Christmas in the form of a neon light and all of the world was glad to see the specials run on toys for the kids and the multitude rejoiced saying, “Glory be to the pocket book and money belt! May they remain thick through such perilous times.” The angels came down…

“’Tis the season to be jolly . . .” And, that is exactly what most of TC’s students will be at the close of classes today. For today’s end brings the start of a long awaited fifteen day vacation from books, tests, and teachers. Most people have reserved these holiday days for writing letters to…

J. W. Cady, President It is the philosophy of Texarkana College to encourage her students to develop and grow academically and physically. In addition to the academic and physical growth of the students, it is the hope of the College that her students will grow in practice and ability to govern themselves and regulate their…