Articles – The Campus News – 12/5/1969

Mrs. Betty Carter, who after sixteen years of teaching English at Texarkana College resigned to devote her time to writing, spoke on Modern Literature at the Texarkana College Faculty Wives Association meeting last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Errol R. Hatfield, No. 6 Palm Drive. Eleven members attended. Mrs. Carter gave her ideas…

by Sharon Wyatt If you want to live a long life and not look your age, you’re in luck if you were born under the earth sign Virgo! Born between Aug. 23 and Sept. 23, Vigros are quick to learn; lovers of logic, they are exceptional with words, written or spoken. Symbolized by the Virgin,…

Members of the Air Force ROTC Cadet Corps and Angel Flight of East Texas State University will be on campus between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 10. They will be prepared to discuss their two-year program and the advantages of AFROTC. Their booth will be located in the Student Center. Interested students are…

Albert Brown, Allen Glover, James E. Robinson and James H. Bennett, chemistry instructor, attended the November meeting of the American Chemical Society, Ark-La-Tex section, which was a dinner lecture meeting in the Student Center of Kilgore College. Dr. James Stallings, chairman of the chemistry department, Sam Houston State College, Huntsville, Texas spoke to the group…

Circle K Sponsors ‘Miss July’ 1969 For Campus Dance Miss Nancy McNeil, Playboy’s July 1969 Playmate, will be a special guest at the Snow Ball tomorrow night. The five foot two, brown-haired, blue-eyed Miss July is being brought to the Texarkana College campus by the Circle K organization, a service club sponsored by the Kiwanis…

The TC Blue Jackets and Texarkana College Faculty Wives Club will be taking a very active part in a program to help 14-year-old Pamela Beck, a patient in the Shriner’s Burn Center in Galveston. Pamela lost her family and home in a fire about two weeks ago, and she is suffering with third degree burns…

Texarkana College Choir will present its annual open air Christmas concert today at 12 noon at Oaklawn Shopping Center in the Montgomery Ward Parking lot, according to Mrs. Sue McCrossen, assistant professor of music. The program is in cooperation with Mrs. Ralph Parks, coordinator for Oaklawn Merchants Association. The TC Choir appearance is the first…

by Pat Jackson “Tex” was the nickname Sue Ellen Thomas received from her Hawaiian friends while visiting her sister on the island of Oahu this summer. The trip was a graduation present from her parents, and she used her own money for spending. Barefooted and wearing a T-shirt and shorts, Sue Ellen sat back in…