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600 west Olive Avenue
Glendale, AZ 85301
Volumen 1 N° 1- 33
September 13 , 1965
MARYLAND ACTIVITIES ASSEMBLY - Thursday, September 16, at 11:30- The purpose will be to
familiarize students with their officers and to interest them in such activities as student
government, athletics, choir and the newspaper and annual.
Classes begin; change of program fee ($1.00)
Glendale Community College A.W.S., Big-Little Sister Party,
at Camelback, 6:30 p.m.
Glendale Community College A.W.S., A.M.S., A.S., Soph. class
officers Installation Banquet, 7:30 p.m., Bull Pen Restaurant.
Maryland Activities Assembly, 11:30 in the Auditorium.
Maryland A.W.S., Faculty-Student Officers Tea,12:00 in Day Room.
Registration closes, last day to add a new course.
Glendale Community College A.S. Stomp, Camelback gym 9 p.m.-12:00 M.
September 13, 1965
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Vol. 1 No. 1
Monday, September 13,
Tuesday, September 14,
Wednesday, September 15,
Thursday, September 16,
Friday, September 17,
STATE OFFICERS - The respect that the other junior colleges of the state of Arizona hold for
Glendale Community College is indicated by the fact that the top three officers of the state
student government association are members of our institution. Terry Bloss is President;
Ron Atwood, Vice-President; and Kris Kinser, Secretary.
MASCOT - The official mascot of Glendale Community College is the GAUCHO; the official school
colors are scarlet, black, and white.
CHOIR - The choir is planning an exciting year of fun and music, such as concerts, stage shows, tours and parties. We need you!: Rehearsals are Tuesday and Thursday at 12:00 noon.
MARYLAND LIBRARY - The library hours for the Maryland Branch will be from 7:30 a.m. until
I. 3:20 p.m., Monday through Friday. Books may be checked out upon presentation of the student identification cards. Students registered at either campus have borrowing privileges at both library facilities. Further information regarding library policies may be found in the student handbook. Because the library must be used for classroom purposes, it will not be open for student use during the week of September 13-17.
Mr. Phillip Moloso, Librarian
Miss Mary Vollrath, Library Assistant
Student assistants for the Maryland library are sought; applicants will be interviewed during
the afternoon of Tuesday, September 14, by Mr. Moloso in the Maryland library. Qualifications
for the positions include intelligence, attention to detail, neat appearance, and a courteous
and cooperative manner. Typing skills, although desirable, are not essential for employment.
PARKING AREAS - If you do not know where the different areas provided for parking are
located, consult your Dean of Students.
CAR STICKERS - Each and every car driven on the campus should display a Glendale Community
College sticker. Stickers for your car(s) may be obtained from the Student Personnel Office.
PART-TIME WORK - Students interested in part-time work should report to the Dean of Students.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING - Because the Installation Banquet is being held on Wednesday of
this week, the Advisory Committee meeting has been postponed until Thursday of next week,
September 23, at Maryland Library.
FACULTY PLEASE NOTE! - Please be sure to check in the Dean's office before you report to your
first classes Monday morning. If there are any room assignment changes, you will be notified
at that time.
WATUSI WINNER - In a recent visit to Las Vegas, Martha Peattie, A.S. Secretary, won a five dollar bill in a watusi dance contest.
THANK YOU - A vote of thanks is extended to all students who helped with registration. We couldn't have done it without you.
STUDENT BULLETIN ITEMS - Items for the Student Bulletin should be turned in at the Dean of Students' Office.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
STUDENT BULLETIN Vol. 1 No.2 September 20, 1965
CALENDAR -Tuesday, September 21, A.M.S. Stomp - 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Maryland Auditorium
Friday, September 24, A.M.S.-A.H.S. LUAU - 9:00 p.m.- 12:00 m.-Camelback Gym
Free with ID card
THANKS- On behalf of the faculty of Glendale Community College may I thank the student body for its splendid behavior during the registration period.
It was evident that you students understood the problems of heavy registration and lack of available space during the first few days of the semester.
Now that the space problem has improved and each of you has found his way into
his classes, may I urge you to show this same constructive spirit by studying hard during
the remaining weeks of the semester. All of our activities have been gone through to make
it possible for you to achieve academic success.
Thank you for your understanding and your good beginning of a new year.
John F. Prince, Dean
REGISTRATION MEMO- Beginning Monday all classes at Camelback will be in regular classrooms.
The gym and other temporary rooms will no longer be used. All registration and drop-ads
closed Friday. The registration office has been instructed not to accept requests of this
nature. All students should read page 30 of the College. Catalogue regarding attendance.
They should particularly note that after 5 absences an instructor may require reinstatement into his class. Dean Heuser
YEARBOOK PICTURES - Late-registering sophomore students may have their pictures taken for
the yearbook at the David Lee Studios, 2822 N. 16th Street. The time and place for late-registering freshmen students will be announced later.
LUAU - a Luau, sponsored by the Associated Men Students and the Associated Women Students
will be held on Friday, September 24, 1965, for both branches of Glendale Commnunity College,
for all students. It will be from 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 m., at the Camelback Branch.
I.D. cards will be required.
LIBRARY- The Maryland library Hill be open today, September 20, for both study and circulation
purposes from 7:30 a.m. until 3:20 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Hr. William Sickrey, Camelback librarian, states that the Maryland and Camelback libraries will be working closely together to coordinate services.
FRESHMEN PETITIONS - Election petitions for Freshman Candidates can be picked up on
Monday, September 20, at 8 a.m. in the Dean of Students' office.
MARYLAND ROOM CHANGES - Social Science 115, Elements of Geography, meeting MWF at 11: 30
with Mr. Cook in Room 20, Hill meet in Room 44 starting Friday, September 17.
Philosophy 241, History of Religions, meeting MWF at 11:30 with Mr. Walcott in Room 44,
will meet in Room 20 starting Friday, September 17.
FACULTY MEETING -Camelback, Division Meetings, Tuesday, Sept. 21, 12:10 to 12:50
Maryland Faculty Meeting, Tuesday, Sept. 21, 12:25, Room 12
MARYLAND SCHOLARSHIPS-Students who have been granted scholarships and are attending the
Maryland Branch are requested to report to the Dean of Students.
LAST FRIDAY'S DANCE - The dance last Friday was the best that we have had. The committee
extends thanks to everyone who contributed to its success. For future dances, let us
remember that smoking is permitted on the outside of the building only.
CHESS CLUB - Glendale Community College Chess Club weekly meetings Hill be held on Wedneseay,
at the Maryland Branch, Room 5, at 12:25 p.m. All interested students are invited to attend.
Bernard Oviatt, President
Mr. Eastin, Sponsor
DRESS - There is some evidence that there is a high correlation between dress and attitude.
Since classroom and office activities are dignified in nature, the dress for these activities
should likewise be dignified; therefore, the acceptable forms of dress in the classrooms and
office; of Glendale Community College shall be slacks or levis for men and dresses or skirts
and blouses for women. Shoes should be worn by both men and women.
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT - Students interested in part-time employment should report to the
Dean of Students.
PARKING STICKERS - Each and every car driven on the campus must display a Glendale Community College sticker. Stickers may be obtained from the Student Personnel Office.
STUDENT BULLETIN ITEMS - Items for the Student Bulletin should be turned in at the Dean of
Students office no later than 4:00 p.m. on Thursdav.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Vol. 1 No. 3 September 27 1965
Monday, Sept. 27, 12:25 p.m. - Election Assembly - M. B. Auditorium
Tuesday, Sept. 28, 11:45 a.m. - Election Assembly - C. B. Gym
Tuesday, Sept. 28, 11:45 a.m. - Activities Assembly - M. B. Auditorium
Wednesday, Sept. 29, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. - Elections -M. B. Lobby
Thursday, Sept. 30, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. - Elections. - M. B. Lobby, Camelback
Thursday, Sept. 30, 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.- AWS Noontime Stomp, M. B. Auditorium
Friday, Oct. 1, 9 :00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.- Elections - Camelback
Friday, Oct. 1, 9 :00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.- A\vS Student Faculty Tea, M. B. Day Room
Friday, Oct. 1, 12:00 p.m. to 12:00 m. - A.S. Dance - C. B. Gym
Saturday, Oct. 2, 9 :00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.- Soph Sports Day- Encanto Park
MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN - It is regrettable that many of the classes were handicapped the
first week because of the room shortage. I would urge each student to work with his instructor
to make up whatever time may have been lost. Your willingness to study the extra
bit will insure your good start for the year.
John F. Prince, Dean
FROSH ELECTIONS - There will be an assembly for the introduction of candidates, Monday,
September 27, in the Maryland auditorium at 12:25 p.m.; and Tuesday, September 28, in the
Camelback Gym at 11:45 a.m. Elections will be held Wednesday and Thursday, September 29th
and 30th at Maryland and Thursday and Friday, September 30th and October 1st at Camelback
from 9:00a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
NEWSPAPER - The newspaper staff states that the first issue of the campus newspaper will be out on Wednesday, September 29. Look for it !!!
The staff consists of: John Hensley, Executive Editor
Jim Scritchfield, Editor, Maryland
Donna Wong, Editor, Camelback
Nancy Lewis, Copy Editor
Barry Alexander, Circulation Manager, Chris Magadini, Art Editor, and
Mr. Robert Wilcox, Advisor.
CALENDAR CLEARANCE - In order to avoid unnecessary calendar conflicts, dates for all
student activities, such as assemblies, noon dances, evening functions, etc., must be
cleared with Dean Butler before they can be officially scheduled.
FACILITIES CLEARANCE - Rooms and facilities at the Camelback Campus must be cleared with
Mrs. Bailey before they can be officially reserved.
CHOIR- Sounds of music are emanating from the campuses of Glendale Community College. The
Maryland singers are working to be ready for high school assemblies and programs for
community groups. A musical production is planned for in the near future.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS - There will be a short meeting on Monday, Septemher27, at·12:20.p.m.,
in Room 4 at the Maryland Branch, for those boys who are interested in participating in intramural football and intramural basketball.
CHESS CLUB - Have you ever won or lost a game by chance? In chess you win or lose by yourself. On September 22, the Chess Club of Glendale Community College met in Room 5 at 12:30. The following students were elected to office: Berney Oviatt, president; Jerry Flom, vice president; and Annette Fabricant, secretary. Tournaments are in the
process of being arranged with other colleges. Anyone interested 1n chess come to Room 5 at the Maryland Branch on Wednesdays at 12:30 p.m.
HELP WANTED - Drivers who are 21 years of age or older and have a class A chauffeurs' license are needed.
Anyone needing student help should make his request known in the Dean of Students' Office.
Any student wishing part-time employment should register in the same office.
STUDENT BULLETIN ITEMS - Items for the Student Bulletin should be turned in at the Dean
of Students' Office no later than 4:00 p.m. on Thursday.
Camelback Branch 1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Vol. 1 No.4 October 4, 1965
Monday, Oct. 4, 3:30 p.m. GCC Cheerleading tryouts at Maryland gym.
Tuesday, Oct. 5, 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.- Camelback AWS Student-Faculty Tea, Library
Thursday, Oct. 7, 7:00p.m.-9:00 p.m.- GCC Advisory Committee Meeting, Camelback, Room 15
CHEERLEADER TRYOUTS - Tryouts will be held on Monday, October 4, 3:30 p.m., at the
Maryland gym. Have one cheer ready to perform for tryouts.
BASKETBALL PHYSICALS - Physical examinations will be given prospective basketball players
for the varsity team Tuesday, October 5, at Camelback Campus at 7:00 p.m. in ~he gymnasium.
MEN'S GOLF TEAM TRYOUTS- All those interested please report to Camelback Locker Room area,
Wednesday, October 6, 3:15 p.m., or Maryland Locker Room area, Thursday, October 7, 3:15 p.m.
FRESHMAN PICTURES - All freshman students who have registered late (thus missing the photographer) or who have received a notice from Marvel Photo indicating the need for retakes, will have their pictures taken on Friday, October 8th, 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. in the Maryland Walnut Room or 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 n. in the Camelback Associated Students' Office.
CAMELBACK BRANCH LIBRARY - To bring expanded service, the library will be open to faculty
and students as follows: Monday-Friday, 7:20 a.m. to 3:20 p.m.; Monday-Thursday, 6:30 p.m.
to 9:00 p.m. There will be a reference librarian en duty each evening. The new hours will
take effect beginning Monday, October 4, 1965.
The Camelback Branch library now has a coin-operated Vico-Matic photocopying machine.
Entirely self-operating, this machine costs ten cents per page and produces negative copy.
Students from both Maryland and Camelback campuses are welcome to make use of this service.
BUSINESS CLUB MEETING - All students interested are invited to attend a Business Club meeting on Thursday, October 7, at 11 :45 a .m.. in Room 25 at Camelback. The order of business will be the formulation of the club.
INTRAMURAL SPORTS- There will be a meeting for all boys who are interested in intramural sports in Room -3 at Maryland on Friday, October 8 at 12:20 p.m.
RACING IN ALLEY - A complaint has been made about the unnecessary motorcycle or scooter racing in the alley at the Maryland Branch about 12: 30 each day.
CLUB MEETINGS -Folk Music Club meets every Wednesday, 3:00 p.m., at Camelback, Room 42.
Chess Club meets every Wednesday, 12:25 p.m., at Maryland, Room 5.
CAMELBACK STUDENT-FACULTY TEA - All women students are invited to the tea.
P.C. FOOTBALL- Glendale Community College students and faculty will be admitted to Phoenix College home football games upon presentation of I.D. card.
STOLEN ARTICLES - Some articles have been taken from a car parked on campus. Students and
faculty members are urged to lock their cars.
PARKING REGULATIONS & CITATIONS- Because the campuses are crowded, parking regulations are
necessary. The first one is that all cars driven by students onto the campus must have a
parking sticker. If a student drives more than one car, each car needs a sticker. The next regulation is that citations must be heeded. Cooperation with the parking regulations benefits all of the student body.
Students are to park their cars in the areas designated for them. Starting Monday, October 4, Read Mullan will be resurfacing and using the area directly east of the Camelback employee parking area.
LOST AND FOUND The lost and found department is located at the Registration Office at Camelback, and at the front desk in the lobby at the Maryland Branch.
MARYLAND SCHOLARSHIPS - Students who have been granted scholarships and are attending the
Maryland Branch are requested to report to the Dean of Students.
STUDENT BULLETIN ITEMS - Items for the Student Bulletin should be turned in, in writing
preferably, to the Dean of Students' Office no later than 4:00 p.m. on Thursday.
CAMELBACK RUN-OFF ELECTIONS -Run-off elections for the office of Freshman Secretary and
Treasurer will be held on Wednesday, October 6, 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Vol. 1 No.5
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
October 11 , 1965
Wednesday, Oct. 13, 12:25 p.m. to 1:00 p.m., Student Court, Maryland, Room 12
Thursday, Oct. 14, 11:45 a.m. Business Club Meeting, Camelback, Room 25
Friday, Oct. 15, 12:25 p.m. to 1:00 p.m., Student Court, Camelback, AS Office
Camelback - Steven Inskeep, President; Rick Hayford, Vice-President; Bonnie Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer; Darlene Simek and Margaret Locke, Publicity.
Maryland - Jerry Flom, President; Joel Shapiro, Vice-President; Nancy Clark, Secretary; Ken Parker and Cheryl Stone, Publicity.
SOPHOMORE PICTURES - All sophomore students are requested to visit the David Lee Studios
at 2822 North 16 Street as soon as possible to pick up proofs and to indicate which pose
is preferred for use in the yearbook.
ELECTION RESULTS - The following students were elected in the recent elections at Camelback:
William Peck, A.M.S. President; Randy Van Patten, Sophomore President; Helen Carbonelli,
Sophomore Vice-President; Cathy Dirks, Sophomore Secretary; Betty Carney, Sophomore Treasurer;
Robert Cios, Freshman President; Byron Limbers, Freshman Vice-President; Maria Le Sherman, Freshman Secretary and Alyce Dunn, Freshman Treasurer.
The following students were elected Associated Freshman Officers at Maryland: Connie Bilbrey,
President; Dennis Rich, Vice-President; Bob Henderson, Secretary; and Roger Dodd, Treasurer.
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE A.M.S. TREASURERIS REPORT - Barry Alexander
Balance as of August 20, 1965 $ 700.00
August Disbursements (Posters) 35.00
Balance as of September, 1965 $ 665.00 $665.00
September Disbursements
Sept. 16, Noontime Stomp 45.00
Sept. 16, Luau Band 125.00
Sept. 17, One-half of Luau Catering 204.14.0;
Sept. 30, Noontime Stomp 45.00
Balance as of October 6, 1965 419.45
MRS. DUTTON HONORED - Mrs. Dutton, Maryland Branch Music Instructor, was listed in the
1965 edition of the "Outstanding Young Women of America." This publication is edited in
Montgomery, Alabama. Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson is honorary chairman of the board of advisory
editors, and Mrs. Dexter Otis Arnold, honorary president of the General Federation of
Women's Clubs, is chairman of the selection committee. Mrs. Dutton was one of three alumnae
nominated for "Outstanding Young Women of America" by the ASU Alumni Association.
MEETINGS: AFS Meeting, Monday, Oct. 11, 12:15 p.m. Room 4, Maryland
AMS Meeting, Wednesday, Oct. 14, 12:30 p.m.- 1:00 p.m. A.S. Office, Camelback
RACING AT MARYLAND - People living in the apartments near the Maryland Branch are objecting
to the fast driving in the alleys. This is a second warning.
HELP WANTED - Photographers and audio-visual-aids operators are needed. Those interested are requested to report to the office of the Dean of Students.
PARKING AT PHOENIX COLLEGE - Students who attend classes on the Phoenix College Campus
are requested to adhere to parking regulations issued by that college and to park cars
In areas provided for parking, and NOT on side streets
PARKING AT MARYLAND - North of the temporary buildings, there is a large area available for parking.
SMOKING - The following statements were made at the State Conference on Smoking and Youth: Every single cigarette a person smokes shortens his life 14.4 minutes. Every smoker will have lung cancer unless he dies of some other cause before the cancer has time to form.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Vol. 1 No.6
October 18, 1965
Wednesday, October 20, 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Advisory Comm. Meeting, Room 46, Maryland
Thursday- Friday, Saturday, Oct. 21, 22, 23 - A.S.J.C.S.G.A. Convention, Coronet Hotel:
BUSINESS 105 BUSINESS MACHINES SECTION 5114 &5116-The business machines class scheduled
to start the second 9 weeks, will meet in Room 20 at the Camelback Campus the following dates:
Section 5116 - Thursday, October 21 - 2:00 p.m.
Section 5114 - Friday, October 22 - 9:30 a.m.
Students who cannot make these class meetings, should contact Miss Backus on or before
Friday, October 22. Any student who is not registered for these classes and would like
to do so should leave his name on the waiting list with Mrs. McVay in the admissions office
CHEERLEADERS- The following students were selected as the cheerleaders for Glendale
Community College: Nancy Casey, Captain; Judy Angotti, Paula Brown, Kris Kinser, Carol
Newman and Cheryl Watson.
GOLFERS: Golfers may pick up Golf Team Information Sheet from Coach Boetto at Maryland
Branch and from Coach Braasch at Camelback Branch.
WRESTLING CLUB: Organizational meeting, Tuesday, October 19, 11:40 am at Camelback gym.
W.A.R.A.- -The following were elected as officers of W.A.R.A.: Grace Popoff, President;
Judy Angotti, Vice-President; Faith Rankin, Secretary, and Nancy Casey, Treasurer.
Intramural coed volleyball will meet at the Maryland gym every Tuesday and Thursday at
11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Everyone is welcome.
GIRLS - Anyone interested in the volleyball sports' day at A.S.U. on October 30 should see
Mrs. Austin or come on Tuesday or Thursday at 11:30 to 12:30 in the Maryland gym.
Activities Commissioner Nancy Casey
Calendar Commissioner Linda Rupert
Financial Commissioner Billie Valentine
Parliamentarian Commissioner Debbie Cohron
Publications Commissioner Fonda Knight
Special Commissioner MaryJo Kohl
A.M.S. Commissioners: Ron Hillis Mike Berry
A.W.S. Commissioners: Lolli Totheroh
Joy Hazelett
A.S. Commissioner: Sandi Cook
Freshmen Representatives: Jo Ann Pike, Kathy Johnson
Parliamentarian Wendy Munro
A.W.S. Commissioners: Historian Commissioner, Linda De Mars; Program Commissioner, Linda Rupert; Publicity Commissioner, Vicki Taylor; Social Commissioner, Linda Kanaley; Scholarship Commissioner, Barbara Polk.
MARYLAND PARKING - The area north of the temporary buildings is available for student
parking. The area south of the apartments and west of the temporary buildings is not
available for student parking. Students are also urged not to use the east-west alley. behind the apartments
NOONDANCE - There will be a noontime dance in the Maryland Auditorium. October 19, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The dance is sponsored by A.M.S.
BUSINESS CLUB MEETING - There will be an organizational meeting of the Business Club on Tuesday, October 19, at 11:45 a.m. in room 1 of the Camelback Branch.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Vol. 1 No. 7 October 25, 1965
Friday, October 29, Mid-Term Reports
Friday, October 29, AWS. -AMS Halloween Dance 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m., Camelback gym.
Student court meets every Wednesday, 12:25 p.m. at Maryland Branch and every Friday, 12:25 p.m. at Camelback.
All men who are interested in playing tennis this spring for Glendale Community College
should see Coach Bloss at the Maryland Branch as soon as possible.
PICTURE DEADLINE - The deadline for sophomores to pick up their pictures at David Lee Studios at 2822 N. 16th Street is October 30th. After this date they may still order pictures but the Annual Staff will choose the picture best suited for the annual.
HELP WANTED - College men who would like to work at a drive-in are requested to report to the
office of the Dean of Students.
FOOTBALL GAMES - Because of a recent accident, all unsupervised football games on the campus
are prohibited.
MARYLAND FIRE DRILL - A successful fire drill was held on Tuesday, October 19. The Dean of
Students extends thanks for the cooperation.
MEETINGS AT MARYLAND- AWS meeting, Friday, October 29, 12:25 p.m., Room 3
AMS meeting, Friday, October 29, 12:25 p.m., Room 4
BUSINESS MACHINES CLASS - Two sections of Business 105, Business Machines, will be started
November 4. Students wishing to register for these classes should contact Mrs. McVay at
Camelback. The sections will be scheduled at 9:30 a.m., Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday; and 2: 00 p. m., Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday; 2 semester hours of credit
will be given.
BUSINESS CLUB - The Business Club will meet on Wednesday, Oct. 27, 7:00 p.m., at Camelback Branch, Room 1. Get in on the social and meeting planning. The Board will be voted on.
Both campuses are invited
AJCSGA CONVENTION - Glendale Community College hosted the Arizona Junior College Student
Government Association Convention (AJCSGA) last weekend at the Coronet Hotel.
The AJCSGA Convention is held each semester at different Arizona junior colleges, according
to alphabetical sequence of names.
Terry Bloss, Camelback Branch, is president of AJCSGA: Ron Atwood, Camelback Branch, vice-
president and general chairman of the convention; Kris Kinser, Maryland Branch, secretary;
Dave Clark, PC sophomore, treasurer.
The seven junior colleges participating in the convention were Phoenix College, day and evening divisions, Glendale Community College, Mesa Community College, Eastern Arizona
Junior College, Arizona Western College, and Cochise College.
The AJCSGA was organized to obtain benefits for all member colleges "through cooperative
effort and to promote better relations among member colleges and their communities."
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Vol. 1 No.8 November 1, 1965
November 4, A.S. Benefit Dance, 9:00 p.m., Camelback gym
Friday, November 5, RECESS - AEA Convention
Maryland students will have the opportunity to hear the executive dean of Glendale
Community College talk on "Tomorrow's Junior Colleges Today." Dr. Prince will speak in
Room 4 on November 9, from 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. All students are welcome.
TAKE NOTE- The facilities of Camelback Library
are now at your disposal every Monday through
Thursday evening from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Be sure to take advantage of expanding your
educational horizons: research information
for term papers, college and university
catalogs, a wide selection from over 200
journals, career information, and photocopying
services--all of these are at your disposal
during the less crowded evening hours.
Please feel free to call on our full time
reference librarian for assistance.
A student desires a ride from Scottsdale,
68th and McDowell Rd., for 7:30 a.m. class,
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. He will
share expenses, anyone interested should call evenings, 946-4763.
V.A. INFORMATION - All students under Veterans Administration or orphans of Disabled
Veterans, please come to the admissions office no later than November 1, 1965.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE - At its regular meeting of October 20, the Advisory Committee voted to
limit its functions to approval of new clubs, transfer of funds from the Student Contingency
Fund, and planning of the Student Activity Budget. It also voted to refer all other student
business to the Associated Students organization.
AIR FORCE ROTC - Information on the Air Force ROTC may be obtained in the office of the
Dean of Students.
MADRIGAL SINGERS - The Glendale Community College Madrigal Singers sang following the
Masonic York Rite State Convention at Ramada Inn on October 26. They were highly complimented
for their performance by the speaker of the evening, the National Secretary of
Defense during the Dwight Eisenhower administration.
PETITION POR GRADUATION - Students graduating at the end of this semester must complete an
application for graduation and file it in the admissions office no later than November 15.
The application is needed to determine graduation eligibility.
VACATION - There will be no classes on Friday, November 5, due to Arizona Education Association meeting.
Nor will there be classes on Thursday, November 11, Veterans Day. Both
campus libraries will be closed these days.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING - A short Advisory Committee meeting will be held Thursday,
November 4, 1965, in the Art Room on the Camelback Campus at 9:00 p.m. (An Associated
Students dance will be held on the Camelback Campus, beginning at 9 :00 p.m.)
CHESS CLUB -The Glendale Community College Chess Club lost its first tournament last
Friday by 2 points. Students who can help the club are urged to come to the meeting
at the Maryland Branch, Room 5, this Wednesday, November 3, at 12:30 p.m. Additional
challenges to other schools are being extended.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
VoL 1 No.9
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
November 8, 1965
Tuesday, Nov. 9, Dr. Prince, Room 4, Maryland Branch, 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 11, Veterans' Day Recess
Friday, Nov. 12, Folk Music Club Fund Raising Dance, Camelback Gym, 9:00 p.rn.-12:00 m.
Saturday, Nov. 13, AWS Car Wash (Time and place to be announced)
TOMORROW'S JUNIOR COLLEGES TODAY - In observance of American Education Week, Dr. Prince
will speak on "Tomorrow's Junior Colleges Today," in Room 4 at the Maryland Branch on
Tuesday, November 9. The address will begin at 11:45 a.m.
WRESTLING CLUB - At a special meeting
on Thursday, November 4, the Advisory
Committee gave official recognition to
the Wrestling Club.
Nov 7-13th
MARYLAND AWS TICKET COMMITTEE MEMBERS - A meeting to distribute tickets for the Christmas
Formal will be held Monday, November 8, at 12:30 p.m., in Room 12. The following members
are expected to attend: Nancy Bosley, Linda Foster, Joie Hazelett, Mary Jo Kohl, Carol
Bender, Laura Amos, Nancy Clark, Jo Ann Pike, Sharon Hanson, Dominique Bischoff, Davann
Ray, and Linda Rupert.
SPENDING PLANS - As of Last Thursday the Drama
Club, the F.T.A. Club, and the Business Club had not submitted spending plans for money
that had been allocated to them from student fees. The Budget Control Committee will now
be requested to recommend that this money be returned to the general student fund
LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE-The
fall leadership conference will
be held at Show Low on November 19,
20, and 21. Only those invited may
attend the conference. Applications
for attendance may be obtained from
the A.S. presidents.
WOMEN'S ATHLETICS - All women students interested in trying out for the Volleyball Team
to play in an Intercollegiate Tournament at the University of Arizona on Saturday, December
4, should report to the Maryland gym on Tuesday and Thursday at 11:30 a.m.
OVIATT BEATS GRAND MASTER - On the 3rdof November, Pal Benko, International Grand Master
of Chess, met his nemesis in the form of Bernard Oviatt, president of the Glendale
Community College Chess Club. The Grand Master conceded to Bernie after 19 moves.
MARYLAND CHOIR - The Madrigal group entertained during intermission at the A.S. Benefit
Dance held on November 4 at the Camelback Gym. The Maryland Choir will also take part
in the drama department presentation at the Arizona State Fair.
MELODRAMA - The Glendale Community College Drama Group, directed by Mr. Peter Overson,
will present a melodrama at the Arizona State Fair, Monday, November 8, at 3 p.m. and
8 p.m. in Room 19.
BOOK LOANS - Students who have outstanding book loans should report to the Office of the
Dean of Students.
GOVERNMENT WORK OFFERED STUDENTS- Part-time government employment in Arizona is available
to qualified students. The merit system test, which must be taken before any person can
gain state employment, is administered at 420 N. 15th Avenue each Tuesday at 8 a.m.
State employment part-time workers earn approximately. $135 a month. For additional information
concerning the test, contact Mrs. King at 271-4651.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Vol. 1 No. 10 November 15, 1965
Monday, November 15, Applications for A.A. Degree must be filed with Admissions Office
Wednesday, November 17, 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. AWS Bake Sale, Maryland Snack Bar
Friday, Saturday, Sunday, November 19, 20, 21, Fall Leadership Conference, Show Low
Fellow Students:
We sincerely congratulate all those students who indicated true school spirit and sincere
interest in the welfare of Glendale Community College by making application to attend the
Fall Leadership Conference.
The number of applications submitted was very encouraging and indicated a great surge of
interest in Student Government.
It is, with regret that we cannot take everyone that applied but as you can understand that
would not be possible .
With sincere regards,
Alan Clark, Camelback A.S. President
Tom Horstman, Maryland A.S. President
NATIONAL DEFENSE STUDENT LOANS - Applications for second semester National Defense Student
Loans should be submitted to the Dean of Students on or before November 30
LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE - All questions concerning the leadership conference should be
directed to the A.S. presidents. Only those invited may attend.
GAUCHO SWEATSHIRTS- The frosh-sponsored sweatshirt sale will soon be getting under way.
The shirts will be offered at the price of $3.50.
The official school GAUCHO will be featured for the first time. The colors available are red with a black crest or black with a red crest.
BASEBALL - There will be a meeting of all prospective baseball players on Thursday, November 18, at 3:30p.m. in room 25 (Gym) on the Maryland Campus. Purpose of this meeting is to sign up and discuss plans for the forthcoming season.
CONFERENCE DELEGATES - The following students have been selected as delegates to the Fall Leadership Conference: Camelback - Barry Alexander, Bonnie Anderson, James Barriger, Bill Blair, Verne
Bullock, Sue Chamberlain, Alan Clark, Kay Cunningham, John Dalmolin, Alyce Dunn, Miles Edwards, Lesley Feinberg, Kathy Joblonski, Pat Kitchen, Byron Limbers, Mike Livingston, Margaret Locke, Bridget McHugh, Bill Peck; Joanne
Plover, Sharon Pomeroy, Jolly Roberts, Joan Rodack, Jeanene Romney, Maria Le Sherman, Kathy
Shipp, Darlene Sim, May Spector, Randy Van Patten and Tom Vojtko
MARYLAND - Lois Amos, Carol Beuster, Connie Bilbrey, Linda Bosley, Nancy Bosley, Debbie
Cohron, Lynn Davidson, Job Del Rae: Roger Dodd, Joie Hazelett, Bob Henderson, Tom Horstman,
Val Justice, Linda Kanaley, Kris Kinser, Fonda Knight, Gary Mackin, Mike Miller, Mimi Norton,
Martha Peattie, Jo Ann Pike, Barbara Polk, Dennis Rich, Troy Riley, Linda Rupert, Randy
Schnepp, Jimmy Scritchfield, Carl Sellars, Joel Shapiro and Mike Sinanovic.
FRESHMEN - All freshmen delegates to the fall leadership conference should meet with Connie
Bilbrey, Monday, November 15, in room 4 at 12:20 p.m. The meeting will be necessary for
outlining the responsibility of each delegate.
ART EXHIBIT- The Phoenix College Evening Division Fine Arts Committee is arranging to have
an Art Exhibit on the night of February 18, coinciding with the appearance of Vincent
Price at the college auditorium. All students and Faculty in the Maricopa County Junior
College District are invited to exhibit with a limit of one entry per person. All entries
are to be received by the 28th of January. Entry forms may be obtained in the Phoenix
College Evening Division Office.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
November 22, 1965
Camelback Pep Rally, Gymnasium
Maryland Pep Rally, On Grassy Area Between Health Club and Front Lobby
November 24, 8:00 p.m.-12:00 m., Freshman Dance, Camelback Gym
Friday, November 25 & 26, Thanksgiving Recess
Thursday &
1/01. 1 No. 11
Wednesday, November 24, 11:30 a.m.,
" " " 12:30 p.m.,
A basketball pep rally will be held this
Wednesday from 11: 30 to 12:00 in the Camelback gym and from 12:30 to 1:00 on the Maryland
Campus. The basketball team and Coach will be introduced and the pom pon girls and cheer
leaders will participate.
SPEEDING in the MARYLAND ALLEYS
Additional complaints have been registered
concerning speeding vehicles in the alleys
around the Maryland campus. Apparently
severe penalties are necessary to stop this
dangerous and disturbing practice.
The Camelback Library is open every Monday
through Thursday evening, 6:30 p.m. to
9:00 p.m. There is a reference Librarian
on duty each evening. So far the use during
the evening hours has been light. The
library serves students from both campuses.
The Fall Leadership Conference, held at Show Low, November 19, 20, and 21, has been
labeled by its participants as the best ever.
Verne Bullock was selected as the best boy delegate; and Martha Peattie, the best girl delegate.
Barry Alexander was given an award for being the best boy "spark plug";
and Martha Peattie,
the best girl "spark plug. "
Carl Sellars for the second year was awarded a prize for being the best boy actor in the
skits; and Mimi Norton was selected as the best girl actress.
The Maryland Lost and Found is becoming swamped with lost articles. Students may check
at the Admissions desk in the front lobby to claim lost articles or books.
Conference delegates are requested to turn in completed evaluation sheets on the conference.
The evaluation sheet is the last page in the folders. More are available from Kris Kinser.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave
Vol. 1 No. 12 November 29, 1965
Friday, December 3, 8:00 p.m., Basketball, Imperial Valley College, (Away)
Friday and Saturday, December 3-4, AWS Convention, Ramada Inn
FRESHMAN CLASS INFORNATION - G. C. C. has enrolled a freshman class of 1432 students this
fall, 1965. They come from the following high schools:
I. Washington 136 12. North 36
2. Arcadia 131 13. Peoria 24
3. Cortez 128 14. Brophy 16
4. Glendale 121 15. Alhambra 15
5. Camelback 100 16. Tolleson 15
6. Sunnyslope 96 17. Buckeye 14
7. Scottsdale 65 18. Coronado 13
8. Central 56 19. West 11
9. Paradise Valley 43 20. Out of County 40
10. Phoenix Union 41 21. Out of State 189
II. Agua Fria 38 22. All Others 89
CHESS CLUB - The high ranking members of the chess club as of November 23 were 1. Bernard
Oviatt; 2. Mr. Como; 3. Mr. Smelser; 4. Mr. Smith; 5. Pat Ryan; 6. Jerry Flom;
7. Bob Long; 8. Bob Iovenelli; 9. Paul Long. Three interscholastic tournaments have
been scheduled for the month of December.
INTRANURAL VOLLEYBALL TEAMS - Men interested in forming intramural volleyball teams should
turn in team rosters by December 3rd to Coach Bloss.
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS - Dr. Prince has appointed Dean Butler to be the advisor for the
Spring Leadership Conference and Dean Pierson to be the advisor for the Glendale delegation
to the Spring State Student Government convention
PHI THETA KAPPA - To be eligible for election to Mu Sigma Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa,
a student must satisfy the following conditions:
Current enrollment in at least fifteen semester hours.
Completion of at least fifteen semester hours with a minimum grade point ratio of
1.750 in the semester preceding election.
a. Attainment of a cumulative grade point ratio of 1.500 or
b. Attainment of both a rank in the upper 5% of those enrolled in his curricular
area and a cumulative grade point ratio of 1.750.
The following Maryland students are eligible for Phi Theta Kappa:
Gerald Flam, Valetta Justice, Judy Johnson, Frank Patzer and Loretta Richardson.
The names of the Camelback students are not ready for release yet.
Miss Kitts of Maryland Branch, and Miss Boerner of Camelback are the sponsors.
HELP WANTED-Two or three male students with cars are needed to deliver merchandise.
Those interested should see the Dean of Students.
BASKETBALL - The Glendale Community College basketball team lost to Reedley Junior College 64-60 and to Bakersfield Junior College 81-63 last weekend.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Vol. 1 No. 13 December 6, 1965
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Dec. 9, 10, 11, Basketball, Imperial Valley College, Away
Saturday, December 11, 8 p.m.-11 p.m. Allstate Junior College Folk Sing, Camelback Gym
Saturday, December 11, AWS Bake Sale, Place to be Announced
MADRIGAL SINGERS ON TV - The Glendale Community College Madrigal
Singers will perform at 6:30 p.m., Christmas Eve, on channel 12.
KTAR TV is preparing special staging and backgrounds for the performance.
PINK ENCHANTMENT -The Winter Formal, sponsored by AWS, will be held December 17, 1965, at
Mountain Shadows. Tickets may be purchased from any AWS officer
or commissioner. The invitation can be extended by a girl or
boy. Appropriate dress for men will be dark suits or dress
pants with either sports coats or dinner jackets.
Women's attire will range from street-length, semi-formal wear to floor-length formals.
The music will be provided by the Billy Wells Orchestra.
SCHOLARSHIPS and LOANS - Applications for scholarships and
loans for the second semester are now being accepted by Dean
Pierson, Chairman of the Scholarship and Loan Committee.
Renewal of Student Funds scholarships is not automatic. All students who wish a scholar ship for the second semester must apply.
BASKETBALL - Glendale Community College defeated Palo Verde last Saturday 76-64 .
Stan Hickerson was high-point man for the local team with 21 points. On Friday Glendale
lost to Imperial Valley 88-60.
STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOC.- Education majors who wish to join the Student National
Education Association may contact Mr. Matz in room 22, Camelback Campus, or Dr. Lorenzini
in office 48A, Maryland Campus. The cost is $3.00.
ELECTIONS - Elections for second semester student officers will be held during the first
week of January.
SECOND SEMESTER LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE - Present plans for the second semester leadership
conference include the installation of the second semester officers. This conference
will probably be held early in the second semester.
HELP WANTED DURING XMAS SEASON - Students wishing part time employment should report to
the office of the Dean of Students.
REGISTRATION HELP NEEDED - Applications are now being accepted for temporary help during
second semester registration. Those interested should see Miss Watson at Maryland, or
Mrs. McVay at Camelback.
G.C.C.MADRIGAL- The Glendale Community College Madrigal Singers performed for the Arizona
Club in the Luhrs Building on December 5, 1965. VLC/bfa
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Vol. 1 No. 14 December 13, 1965
Monday, Dec. 13, 12:20 p.m. - Camelback Choir, Christmas Assembly, Camelback Gym
Mon.-Wed. Dec. 13-15, 11:30a.m.-1:00 p.m. Dance Ticket Booths, Camelback & Maryland
Monday, Dec. 13, 7:30 p.m., Freshman Class Movie, Camelback Gym
Tuesday, Dec. 14, 8:00 p.m., Camelback Choir Concert, Camelback Gym
Wed.& Thurs., Dec. 15 & 16, Final Elections of Christmas Formal Royalty
Thursday, Dec. 16, 11: 45 a.m. Freshman Class Xmas Party, Maryland Campus, Santa Claus
Thursday, Dec. 16, 11:45 a.m. Sophomore Xmas Party, Camelback Gym
Thursday, Dec. 16, 8:00 p.m. GCC Opera ivorkshop Presentation at the ivomen1s Club
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Dec. 16, 17, 18, Basketball, Dixie Tournament, Away
Friday, Dec. 17, 9:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m., AWS Xmas Formal, Mountain Shadows
Friday, Dec. 17, AMS Day, Camelback Campus - Refreshments, Entertainment, Santa Claus
Monday, Dec. 20, Christmas Recess Begins
Wednesday, Thursday, Dec. 29 &30, 8:00 p.m., Basketball, Grossmont at P.C.
Monday, January 3, Classes Resume
Tuesday through Friday, January 4-7, Election of Student Government Officers, 2nd Sem.
AHAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS - On Thursday evening, December 16 at 8:00 p.m., the Glendale
Community College Opera Workshop will present the Nenotti opera, "Amahl and the
Night Visitors" at the Phoenix Women's Club Building Auditorium. There will be no charge
for the performance; however, as there is limited seating, reservations will be taken at
both Maryland and Camelback registration desks. Those attending without reservations
will be seated last.
BLOOD FOR VIET NAM - The Associated Students organizations are sponsoring a campaign to
give blood for the soldiers fighting in Viet Nam. Pledges will be taken in the office
of the Dean of Students. Transportation to the Southwest blood bank can be provided if
needed. The process of giving blood takes about thirty minutes. Donors must be between
the ages of 18 and 60.
KING AND QUEEN - Final voting to determine the King and Queen of the Winter Formal will
take place on Wednesday and Thursday, December 15 and 16. Preliminary voting took
place last week to determine the finalists on each campus:
Camelback Royalty: Barry Alexander, Ron Atwood, Rick Hayford, Bill Peck, Randy
Van Patten; Helen Carbonelli, Kay Cunningham, Marie Le Sherman, Jo Ann Plover and
Sherrie Pomeroy.
Maryland Royalty: Connie Bilbrey, Tom Horstman, Gary Mackin, Mike Miller, Carl Sellars;
Dominique Bischoff, Debbi Cohron, Val Justice, Mimi Norton and Martha Peattie.
LIBRARY NOTICE - Best wishes from the Library Staff for a rewarding holiday season.
The following change in schedule for borrowing books preceeding the Christmas recess
will be in effect:
Books Borrowed Are Due
Mon., Dec. G - fri., Dec. 10 One Week later (Dec. 13-17)
Mon., Dec. 13- Fri., Dec. 17 Three Weeks later (Jan. 3-7, 1966)
The Library will be closed December 20, 1965, through January 2, 1966.
FROM TOM HORSTMAN - "The Associated Students 'Christmas Cards for G.I.' s in Viet Nam'
drive was very successful. We would like to thank all students who took the time to
sign the cards. We feel confident that these cards will bring cheer to our men in Viet Nam
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Vol. 1 No. 16 Januarv 10. 1966
Wednesday, January 12, Basketball game, Mesa, Away, 8 p.m.
Friday, January 14, Basketball game, Cochise at P.C., Home, 6 p.m.
Saturday, January 15, Basketball game, A.W.C. at Moon Valley, Home, 8 p.m.
VISTA- A representative of Volunteers in Service to America will be on
Tuesday, January 11, and on the Camelback Campus Thursday, January 13.
the visitations is to enlist workers in the war on poverty. A program
organization will be presented in the Maryland Current Issues class at 11:45 a.m. on Tuesday.
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION - This will be the last week during which education majors
may join the Student National Education Association. On the Camelback Campus contact
Mr. Matz, room 20; on the Maryland Campus contact Dr. Lorenzini, 48A. The cost is $3.00.
CAMELBACK ELECTION RESULTS - The election results for the spring semester are as follows:
Associated Students president, Terry Bloss; vice-president, Tom English; secretary, Maria
Sherman; treasurer, Barry Alexander; Associated Men Students- president, Dick From;
vice-president, Bill Peck; secretary, Jim Lubenow; treasurer, Larry Larson; Associated
Women Students - president, Sherri Pomeroy; vice-president, Linda Karhenbuhl; secretary,
May Spector; treasurer, Sue Brown; Associated Sophomore Students - president, Jo Ann Plover;
vice-president, Jeanne Romney; secretary, Joan Rodack; treasurer, Dorothy Clifford;
Associated Freshmen Students - president, Bruce Hough; vice-president, Alyce Dunn.
MARYLAND ELECTION RESULTS The election results for the spring semester are as follows:
Associated Students - president, Joel Shapiro; vice-president, Debbie Cohron; secretary,
Bob Henderson; treasurer, Carol Beuster; Associated Men Students - president, Jerry Del Rae;
vice-president, Gary Mackin; secretary, Ken Miller; Associated Women Students - president, Val Justice; secretary, Linda Rupert; treasurer, Linda Kanaley; Associated Freshmen Students president,
Paul Grade; vice-president, Barbara Polk; secretary, Diana Branch; treasurer,
Terri Nordyke; freshman representatives - Dominique Bischoff and Linda Bosley. A run-off
election will be held this week between Linda De Mars and Jo Ann Pike for the position of
vice-president of the Associated Women Students.
MARYLAND SOPHOMORE OFFICERS - There were no candidates for the Maryland Sophomore officers
If the Maryland sophomore class wishes to organize, a special election will be held; if not, the Camelback sophomore officers will represent both branches.
STUDENT HELP - Students are needed for part-time sales work on a commission basis. Products
include auto, personal care, and home care items. Those interested should call 943-7795
for an interview.
SUMMER JOBS - Copies of Summer Vacation Jobs in Federal Agencies are available in the
Camelback Branch Library. Ask for them at the Circulation Desk. These federal civil
service jobs are open to all applicants and will be offered first to the people with full
qualifications who get the highest scores on the Civil Service Commission examination.
LIBRARY MATERIALS - All materials borrowed from the Camelback and Maryland libraries will
be due Thursday, January 13, 1966. Materials may be checked out on an OVERNIGHT basis from
January 13 through Thursday, January 20. Both libraries will be closed (no books circulated)
during the week of second semester registration (Jan. 24-28) and will open for student use
on Monday, January 31. No grades will be released nor will registration be permitted for
second semester if outstanding library debts are not cleared.
DEBTS AND LOANS - All outstanding debts and loans for the first semester must be paid in full before the student will be permitted to register for the second semester.
ACTIVITY FUNDS - All organizations are requested to determine the amount of money available
for their spring semester activities. Second semester funds for an organization that
reorganizes each semester (A.S., A.W.S., A.M.S., etc.) are frozen until its spending plans
for the spring semester are approved by the budget control committee. Plans should be
submitted to Mr. Vawter, chairman of the committee. An organization with a set of officers
for each campus' (A.S., A.W.S., A.M.S., etc.) must submit a single, joint-spending plan.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Vol. 1 No. 17 January 17, 1966
Monday through Friday, January 17-21, Final Exams
#0 Friday, January 21, 8:00 p.m.- Basketball, Palo Verde at Moon Valley, Home
Saturday, January 22, 9 :00 p.m. - 12m., Sophomore End-of-Semester Dance, Camelback Gym
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, January 26, 27, 28, Registration
Wednesday, January 26, 8:00 p.m.- Basketball, Eastern, Away
Thursday, January 27, 9:00 a.m.- Maryland Orientation Assembly for New Students
Friday, January 28, 8:30 a.m.- Camelback Orientation Assembly For New Students, Room 16
Friday, January 28, 8:00 p.m.- Basketball, Cochise, Away
Monday, January 31, Classes Begin
ACCEPTANCE OF CREDITS - The following is a reproduction of a letter received by Dr. Prince:
December 15, 1965
Dr. John F. Prince, Dean
Glendale Community College
1510 East Camelback Road
Phoenix, Arizona
Dear Dr. Prince:
As you indicated by telephone, Glendale Community College is a separate unit in the
Maricopa Junior College System and maintains the same standards of classroom work and
employment qualifications and the same procedures as Phoenix College, the accredited
older unit in the County system. Consequently, this letter is to give assurance that
credits for courses completed by your students at your institution will be acceptable
in transfer at the University of Arizona, provided they have a grade of C (3.0) or
better and provided that the courses fit into the degree plans of the curricula at this
University Vocational courses will not carry degree credit here but academic courses
will generally transfer if they meet the above two qualifications. In other words,
credits are transferable in the same way as from a four-year accredited institution.
Sincerely yours,
Walter H. Delaplane, Vice President
Academic Affairs
The University of Arizona
Tucson, Arizona
A.S. COMMISSIONERS - Students interested in serving as A.S. Commissioners are requested
to get application blanks from their A.S. President.
MARYLAND A.W.S. VICE PRESIDENT : Linda De Mars defeated Jo Ann Pike in a special run-off
election last Tuesday for the position of Maryland A.W.S. Vice President.
SOPHOMORE OFFICERS FOR MARYLAND - There will be a special election for Maryland sophomore
officers at the beginning of the second semester. Nomination petitions may be picked up
in the office of the Dean of Students.
RESUME OF FALL SEMESTER AWS ACTIVITIES - The following activities were sponsored by the
AI;lS during the fall semester: September 14, Big-Little Sister Party at Camelback;
September 24, Luau, (co-sponsored with AMS) at Gaucho Gardens; September 30, Noon Stomp,
Maryland Auditorium; October 1, Student-Faculty Tea, Maryland Day Room; October 2, Combined
"Executive Officers Brunch, Debbi Cohron's home; October 4, Cheerleader Tryouts, Maryland
Gym; October 5, Student-Faculty Tea, Camelback Library; October 29, Halloween Dance,
(co-sponsored with AMS), Camelback Gym; November 17, Maryland Bake Sale; November 29,
Camelback Bake Sale; December 3-4, AI;lS State Convention, Ramada Inn, attended by 29 delegates
and one advisor; December 17, Christmas Formal at Mountain Shadows; December 21)
Collegiate Day, hosted by AWS elected officers, Phoenix Art Museum; January 26, "Apple Day," Camelback and Maryland.
POM PON - Additional students are needed for the Pom Pon Line. Those interested should
call or see Miss Kidney at once at the Camelback Branch
BASKETBALL - Glendale Community College won a thrilling, come-from-behind basketball
victory in a contest with Arizona Western last Saturday. At half time Arizona Western
was leading 50 to 38. But in the second half the Gauchos caught fire defensively and
held the matadors to 23 points while scoring 38 themselves.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd 7
Maryland Brand
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Vol. 1 No. 19
January 31, 1966
Friday, February 4, Registration Closes, Last Day to Add a New Course
Friday, February 4, 6:00 p.m., Basketball, ASU - Away
Saturday, February 5, 8:00 p.m., Basketball at MY - U of A - Home
BASKETBALL - last Friday night Glendale Community College lost a basketball game to Cochise
93 to 84. The Gauchos led most of the game and outscored the Apaches from the field but
lost at the free throw line. Several car loads of Glendale students traveled to Douglas
to see the game.
HELP WANTED - Men are needed for afternoon delivery work from 2:00 p.m. on. The rate of
pay is $1.50. Those interested should call 279-3439.
Someone who can drive a Cushman Scooter is also needed for delivery, from 12:30 p.m. to
5:00 p.m. at $1.25 an hour. Those interested should call 264-6871.
STUDENT HELP - Student pay, presently 90¢ per hour, will be raised to $1.25, beginning
July 1, 1966.
OUTDOOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACILITIES - The contract has been awarded for the construction
of outdoor physical education facilities at Glendale Community College. The items in the
contract consist of one baseball field, six tennis courts, two multi-use courts, one
track and one football field, eight handball courts, decorator fence and curbs and chain
gate. The total funds committed were $95,760.
ATTENDANCE ZONE - The following attendance and athletic zone policies were adopted for the
Maricopa County Junior College District for the school year 1966-67.
1. A student residing in Maricopa County is expected to attend a junior college according
to the high school district in which he legally resides, except that a student living in
Zone 1 may attend colleges in Zones 2 or 3. These high school zones are apportioned among
the colleges as follows:
Zone #1
Phoenix College
Carl Hayden
Phoenix Union
South Mountain
Zone #2
Glendale C. C.
Agua Fria
Gila Bend
Moon Valley
Paradise Valley
Zone #3
Mesa C. C.
2. A student residing in Zone 2 or Zone 3 whose curricular program is not available at the
college within his zone or who feels he has other valid reasons may attend a college in
another zone with the approval of the administration of the colleges concerned. Student
requests to attend another college should be made initially to the college within this
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Vol. 1 No. 20 Februarv 7. 1966
Monday, February 7, Change of Program Fee ($1.00)
Saturday, February 12, 6:00 p.m., Basketball, U of A, Away
MARYLAND SPECIAL ELECTION - A special election will be held on Thursday and Friday,
February 10 and 11, to select officers for the Associated Sophomore Students organization.
The polls will be open from 9:00 a .m. until 3:00 p.m. both days. All petitions for
Associated Sophomore class officers must be turned in to Linda De Mars, Elections
Commissioner, by 3:00 p.m., Tuesday, February 8.
CAMELBACK A.M.S. - There will be a regular AMS meeting Thursday, February 10, 12:30 p.m.,
in the A.S. office. All men students are invited.
CAMELBACK SPECIAL ELECTION - There will be a special election Thursday and Friday, February
10 and 11, to fill the positions of secretary and treasurer of the Associated Freshmen
Students organization on the Camelback Campus. The polls will be situated in the area to
the west of the Library and will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. each day. The
election assembly will be held in the A.S. office on Wednesday, February 9, at 12:40 p.m.
Kim Skidmore is the Elections Commissioner in charge.
AIR FORCE COMMISSION - A new two-year Air Force ROTC Commissioning Program has been approved.
Students interested should see the Dean of Students.
HELP WANTED- Students are needed to wait on tables for two hours during the noon meals.
Those interested should call 258-9179.
A busboy is also needed to work from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. and from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.,
meals are included. Those interested should call 277-8414.
BUS TRIP TO TUCSON - The Associated Students and the Folk Music Club are sponsoring a bus
trip to the University of Arizona for the basketball game to be played in Tucson on Saturday,
February 12. The cost of the round trip bus fare will be $4.00 and the cost of the game
will be $1.00 with the LD. card. Departure time is scheduled for 12:00n from the Camelback
Campus. Students who wish to go may file release statements for travel, and they may also
pay in the office of the Dean of Students before 3:00 p.m., Wednesday, February 9.
CHESS CLUB - The Glendale Community College Chess Club invites all students to learn and
to play the oldest competitive board game in the world. The club meets every Wednesday in
room 5 of the Maryland Branch at 12:30 p.m. Students may contact Bernard Oviatt, Jerry
Flom, Reynold Yee or Bob Long for further information.
CAR WASH - The Wrestling Club will sponsor a car wash on Saturday, February 12, at Thales
Shell Station on 48th Street and Thomas Road. Cars will be washed, dried, and cleaned for
99 cents each.
JOINT AMSMEETING - There will be an important AMS meeting of both campuses on Friday,
February 11, at 12:30 p.m. in room 4 on the Maryland Campus.
TRAFFIC TICKETS - Students who receive traffic tickets may pay the fine in the office of
the Dean of Students Or they may plead their case in traffic court. If they cannot appear
in traffic court, they can be represented by a friend. Those who ignore the tickets may
have classes closed to them and transcripts of their credits may not be released.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Vol. 1 No. 22 February 21, 1966
Tuesday, February 22, 8:00 p.m., Basketball, Mesa, MV
Thursday, February 24, Counselors' Day, Walnut Room, Maryland Branch
Friday, February 25, 8:00 p.m., Basketball, Phoenix College, Away
Saturday, February 26, 7:00 a.m., Snow Bowl Trip to Flagstaff
Saturday, February 26, Golf, ASC, Montezuma
MARYLAND ELECTION - Ed Wilkinson was elected president of the Maryland Associated Sophomore
students last week. Scott Mitchell was designated vice-president.
FIRE DRILL AT CAMELBACK - Generally speaking, the fire drill at Camelback on Thursday,
February 17, was successful; however, a few didn't recognize the signal, and some thought
that the fire drill didn't apply to them. It is expected that the next fire drill will be better.
MARYLAND PARKING - Traffic citations are now being issued for illegal parking on the
Maryland Campus. Fines may be paid on Fridays at a time and place to be designated later.
SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE - A scholarship is available for a student who graduated from Glendale High School. Those interested should see Dean Pierson.
STUDENT DRESS - The following item is taken from the Student Handbook on page 21:
There is some evidence that there is a high correlation between dress and attitude. Since
classroom and office activities are dignified in nature, the dress for these activities
should likewise be dignified; therefore, the acceptable forms of dress in the classrooms
and offices of Glendale Community College shall be slacks or levis for men and dresses or
skirts and blouses for women.
NEW A.M.S. SPONSOR - Mr. Gammage is the new A.M.S. sponsor at Maryland.
COUNSELORS' DAY - Students are invited to chat with their former high school counselors
from 11:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and after 1:00 p.m., in the Walnut Room at Maryland on
Thursday, February 24.
LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE - The leadership conference sponsored last weekend by Glendale
Community College received high praise from observers. Among those giving tribute was a
representative of the Phoenix College faculty, Mr. Polichino, who stated that the
conference was the best that he had ever attended.
INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT - Tom Hanby's team is leading in the intramural basketball
tournament with three wins and no losses. The leading scorer is John Van Rusen with
49 points and a 16.3 game average. Games are being played from 11:45 to 12:45 in the
Camelback Gymnasium with the last one scheduled for Tuesday, February 22. Everyone is
invited to watch the contests.
WRESTLING TOURNAMENT - Spectators and participants are welcome at the first Glendale
Community College intramural wrestling tournament, which will take place from February 28
through March 3 at the following times:
Monday, 11:45 - 12:30 and 2:00 - 3:00
Tuesday, 1:00 - 2:00 and 7:00 - 8:30
Wednesday, 11:45 12:30 and 2:00 3:00
Thursday 1:00 - 2:00
Registration and weigh-in for the tournament will take place at the Camelback Gymnasium
Wednesday through Friday. The weight classes will be 115, 123, 103, 137, 145, 152, 160,
167, 177, 191, and HW.
SNOW BOWL TRIP -A snow bowl trip has been scheduled for Saturday, February 26. The cost
of the trip, including a boxed chicken dinner, has been reduced to $3.00. Tickets may be
obtained in the office of the Dean of Students.
STATE STUDENT GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE - Anyone wishing to attend the State Student Government
Conference, to be held March 3, 4, 5 at Cochise College, should fill out an application
form and return, it to the office of the Dean of Students by 3:00 p.m. Wednesday,
February 23. Application forms may be secured from the A. S. President.
Camelback A.S. Executive Board Monday 12:25 p.m. Room 42
Continuing Education Committee (Maryland) Wednesday 3:15 p.m. Room 20
Student Court, Camelback Friday 12:30 p.m. Room 47
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
STUDENT BULLETIN Vol. 1 No. 23 February 28 , 1966
Wednesday, March 2, 3:00 p.m., Baseball, A.S.U., Away
Wednesday, March 2, 8:00 p.m., Basketball, U. of A., Moon Valley
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, March 3, 4, 5, AJCSGA State Conference, Cochise College
Friday, March 4, 9:00 p.m. to 12 ro., A.M.S. Dance, Camelback Gym
Saturday, March 5, 1:00 p.m., Baseball, Mesa, Away
Sunday, March 6, 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Psychology Club Park & Swap, Greyhound Park
NOTE OF APPRECIATIONBY DR. PRINCE - The faculty of the college expresses appreciation to
the students for their hosting the Counselors' Day program. The guests were most
complimentary about the luncheon and about the hospitality of the students.
AJCSGA CONFERENCE - The following students were selected to attend the AJCSGA conference
in Cochise: Maryland - Debbi Cohron, Val Justice, Jerry Del Rae, Carol Beuster, Jo Ann
Pike, Dominique Bischoff, Linda Kanaley; Camelback - Tom English, May Spector, Sherrie
Pomeroy, Joann Plover, Ron Atwood, Barry Alexander and Verne Bullock .
CAMELBACK HONOR BOARD - New officers elected for the second semester are President, Rick
Hayford; Vice President, Pat Kitchen; Secretary-Treasurer, Bonnie Andersen. Preliminary
plans for the Dean's List Luncheon on April 2 are under the supervision of Cheryl Barker,
General Chairman.
INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT - The first round of the intramural basketball tournament
ended on February 22 with the following team standings:
PSYCHOLOGY CLUB - The Psychology Club is asking for donations for/a park and swap, to be
held Sunday, March 6, from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Greyhound Park.
Team Wins Losses
Hanby 4 0
McCasland 2 2
Van Patten 2 2
Merrill 2 2
Hough 04
The second round of the intramural basketball tournament started Thursday, February 24; and the games will be continued through March 11. They are played on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:45 to 12:45. Everyone is invited to watch these contests.
GOLF - Wes Mohr of Glendale Community College was low medalist in the match with Northern
Arizona University on February 19. Wes shot a 74 at the Maryvale Golf Course, but
Northern Arizona's varsity defeated G.C.C. 22 1/2 - 4 1/2.
WRESTLING TOURNAMENT - Spectators are welcome at the first Glendale Community College
intramural wrestling tournament, which takes place this week, February 28 through March 3
in the Camelback gymnasium at the following times: Monday, 11:45-12:30 and 2:00-3:00;
Tuesday, 1:00';'2:00 and 7:00-8:30; Wednesday, 11:45-12:30 and 2:00-3:00; Thursday, 1:00-2:00.
EL.TIEMPO PASANDO - The campus newspaper is out today.
GRADUATING SOPHOMORES - On March 7 and 8 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Mr. Haden from Star Engraving
will be in the A.S. office at Camelback to take orders for announcements, name cards, and
thank-you cards. He will be at the Maryland Branch on March 9 and 10 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
These are the only times that orders can be placed. Displays may be seen in the lobby at
Maryland and in the A.S. office and in the window of the Admissions office at Camelback.
GRADUATION PETITIONS - The Admissions office is now accepting petitions for graduation.
A.M.S. DANCE - All students are invited to the A.M.S. dance on Friday, March 4, at 9:00 p.m.
The "New Generations," formerly the "Accents," will play; and admission will be by identification card.
GAUCHO SWEAT SHIRT SALE- The freshmen class is sponsoring the sale of the Gaucho sweatshirt in the Gaucho Gardens from $3.60 up.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Vol. 1 No. 24 March 7, 1966
Monday & Tuesday, March 7 & 8,9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m,, Orders for Graduation Announcements,
A. S. Office, Camelback
Monday, March 7, 1 :00 p.m., Golf, Phoenix College, Wigwam Country Club
Wednesday & Thursday, March 9 &10, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., Orders for Graduation Announcements, in the Lobby, Maryland
Wednesday, March 9, 3:00 p.m., Baseball, Phoenix College, at Phoenix College
Friday, March 11, 3:00 p.m., Baseball, U. of A., Away
Friday, March 11, 9:00 p.m. to 12m., A.S. Dance, Camelback Gym
Saturday, March 12, 1:00 p.m., Golf, U. of A., Maryvale Golf Course
SAFETY OF COLLEGE - It has come to my attention that fire extinguishers have been removed
from their positions. I respectfully request that these safety devices not be touched by
the students because their position is so essential to the safety and welfare of the college
student body. I know that your cooperation will make it possible for us to live up to the
laws and regulations pertaining to fire safety. Thank you.
John F. Prince, Dean
BASEBALL - Glendale Community College is currently in a tie for first place in the state
junior college baseball standings after two victories over Mesa Community College last
Saturday. Mike Sparkes hit a two-run homer in the second game.
MADRIGAL SINGERS - The Glendale Community College Madrigal Singers will sing in the Senate
Charrbers on March 17, St. Patrick's day.
SUCCESSF~L SNOW BOWL TRIP - According to reports, the snow bowl trip was a success. The
Sophomore Class found it a pleasure to sponsor the event, and it hopes that all who
attended had fun;
O'BRIEN HONORED - Mike O'Brien was honored last week by the West Side Optimist Club for
his heroism in saving the life of a retired Navy nurse. A fire was sweeping through a room
of the apartment of Marie A. Pongrantz when O'Brien and Dan Bartels carried her from the
apartment and applied mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Battalion Fire Chief Ted Bentley
stated that the boys were responsible for her being alive today.
PHI THETA KAPPA BANQUET - All current, active members of Phi Theta Kappa are invited to
attend the initiation banquet March 25, 1966. Cost is $3.50 per person. Initiates do
not pay for the banquet, but must pay for their guests. Those interested are urged to
check with Hiss Boerner in Room 22 at Camelback and Miss Kitts, Room 48A at Maryland.
GOLF - Tom Hanby of Glendale Community College shot a fine one over par 36 in a nine hole
golf match with Arizona State College on February 26. The match was played at the
Montezuma Golf Course through rain and snow; Arizona State College's varsity defeated
G.C.C. 4 1/2 to 1 1/2.
CO-ED BADMINTON PING PONG TOURNAMENT - The Camelback Branch co-ed badminton and ping pong
tournament will start on Tuesday, March 15. The games will be played on Tuesdays and
Thursdays in the gymnasium from 11:45-12:45. Those interested can sign up for the tournament
in Miss Kidney's office or on the bulletin board in front of the gym. Everyone is
invited to participate in this tournament.
INTRAMURAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT - The Semi-Finals of the first annual Glendale Community
Wrestling Tournament will take place starting today, Monday, March 7 through Thursday,
March 10. A list of the semi-finalist wrestlers is posted on the bulletin board near the
southeast door of the gymnasium. Everyone is invited to see these matches.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER - Scheduled for completion by .June, 1966, the Instructional
Materials Center will serve as the focal point of research and study for Glendale Community
College by reflecting and enriching the curriculum. The single-level edifice features
modular structure which permits partitioning at every nine feet. Designed to accommodate
an eventual enrollment of 5,000 students, the materials center will be flanked on both
sides by enclosed patios and will include a central, open air reading patio. It will temporarily
house nine English and two Social Studies classrooms. When its total area of
almost 38,000 square feet comes into full use, there will be seating for approximately 800
students, and a total capacity for approximately 75,000 volumes. The building will include
a faculty reading room, a coin operated typing room, a microfilm and photo-duplicating
area, and the latest audio-visual equipment on the market. There will, for example, be
individual, centrally monitored listening rooms so that a student wanting to hear a specific
record may request it, check out a pair of earphones, go to an assigned booth, and tune in
to his request.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave
Vo1. 1 No. 25 March 14, 1966
Friday, March 14 - 18, Midterm Week
March 14, 3:00 p.m., Baseball, A.S.U., Cortez High School
March 15, 7:00 p.m., Advisory Committee Meeting, Room 43, Camelback
March 18, Mid-Term Grade Reports
March 19, 1:00 p.m., Baseball, Cochise, Away - Double Header
March 19, Tennis, Cochise, Away
JOB OPENING- Life guard needed for summer job. water safety instructors are preferred,
but applicants with senior life saving certificates will be considered. Call Dick Jacobs,
AP 85501 for details.
KISS AND TELL -The drama students of Glendale Community College will present this delightful
situation comedy, "Kiss and Tell;' on Thursday and Friday, March 24 and 25, 1966 at the
Sombrero Playhouse. Tickets will go on sale March 14, and may be obtained by calling
264-2492, Ext. 305. Prices will be: Adults, $1.00, High School Students, $.50. Glendale
Community College students may secure free tickets with a student activity card. Be sure
to obtain your tickets for this fun-filled production~
GOLF - Ives Mohr of Glendale Community College tied for low medalist in the match with
Phoenix College on March 7. Wes shot an outstanding 71 at the Wigwam Country Club, but
Phoenix College defeated G.C.C. 20-7.
INTRAMURALWRESTLTNG TOURNAMENT- John Ploium became champion of the 115 and 123 pound
weight classes in the first annual Glendale Community College Intramural Wrestling
Tournament. The rest of the championship matches will take place this week, Monday,
March 14, through Friday, March 18. A list of the finalist wrestlers is posted on the
bulletin board near the southeast door of the Camelback gymnasium. Everyone is invited to
see these matches.
INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT - The annual G.C.C. Intramural Basketball Tournament ended on Thursday, March 11 with the following standings:
Van Patten
CO-ED PING PONG AND BADMINTON TOURNAMENTS - The first annual G.C.C. co-ed ping pong and
badminton tournaments will start on Thursday, March 17. The matches will be played each
Tuesday and Thursday from 11:45 to 12:45. All players must sign up with a partner because
we may not be able to find a partner for you. You can enter either of the two tournaments.
Interested participants can sign up for the tournaments on the sheets posted on
Miss Kidney's or the Coaches' door.
WEEK-END BASEBALL RESULTS- G.C.C. defeated the U.of A. Frosh 5 - 3 on Friday, March 11. Bob Smith hit a home run.
Saturday, March 12, G.C.C. lost both games of a doubleheader to P.C. S-Os 4-0.
G.C.C. conference totals so far are 2-2.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave
Vol. 1 No. 26 March 21, 1966
Monday, March 21, 1:00 p.m., Golf, A.S.U., Away
Monday-Thursday, March 21-24, Baseball Tournament, Phoenix College
Tuesday, March 22, 11:30 - 1:00, A.W.S. Noon Stomp, Maryland
Tuesday, March 22, 3:30 p.m., Tennis, Grand Canyon College, University Park
Thursday & Friday, March 24 & 25, 8: 30 p. m., "Kiss & Tell", Sombrero Playhouse
Friday, March 25, 3:30 p.m., Tennis, Mesa
Friday, March 25, 7:00 p.m., Phi Theta Kappa Dinner, smokehouse
Saturday, March 26, 3:00 p.m., Baseball, Western, Yuma
LIBRARY NOTICE: MARYLAND BRANCH LIBRARY - In preparation for the moving and merger of the
libraries at the Camelback and Maryland campuses, it is necessary that the Maryland Library
card catalog be checked carefully and reorganized for interfiling. The Maryland card catalog
therefore, will not be available for use during an estimated three-week period beginning
March 28, 1966. For assistance at this time please consult the librarian, Mr. Moloso. Libra
patrons engaged in research are encouraged to make full use of the card catalog before March
DEAN'S HONOR LIST STUDENTS - Because of your 1.500 average the first semester, you have been
invited to attend the Honor Board Luncheon at Neptune's Table. Dr. Prince will be the speakeR
Let either Miss Kitts or Miss Boerner know if you would like to go.
GOLF - Ives Mohr of Glendale Community College was the low medalist for G.C.C. in the match
with the University of Arizona Freshmen on March 12. Wes shot a fine 73 at the Maryvale Golf
Course, but U. of A. Frosh defeated G.C.C. 20 to 7.
INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT - The annual Glendale Community College Intramural BasketbalL
Tournament ended on March 11 with the following teams and their high point men.
Van Patten
John Van Reusen
Chuck Schwartz
Jim Gess
Ron Atwood
Earl Harris
The members of the winning team, Hanby, with a record of 7 wins and 1 loss were: Tom Hanby-captain,
John Van Reusen, Don Adler, Leon Stavrow, Chuck Skinner, Ken Sage, Randy Oden, and
Weldon McDonald.
INTRAMURAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT - John Ploium, Carl Cooper, Chris Magadini, Pat Drumm, and
Dave Davenport became champions of the 115, 123, 137, 152, 160, and 191 pound weight classes
in the first annual Glendale Community College Intramural Wrestling Tournaments. The rest of
the championship matches will take place on March 17 and 18. A list of the final wrestlers is
posted on the bulletin board near the southwest door of the Camelback gymnasium.
CO-ED PING PONG AND BADMINTON TOURNAMENTS - The first annual Glendale Community College Co-ed
Ping Pong and Badminton Tournaments will start on Tuesday, March 22. Teams can still sign up
until this date. The matches will be played each Tuesday and Thursday from 11:45-12:45. All
players must sign up with, a partner. Interested participants can sign up for the tournaments
on the sheets posted on Miss Kidney's door or the coaches' door.
BLOOD DONORS NEEDED - Mrs. Mary McKibben, an employee in the District Business Office, is
in St,Joseph's hospital. RH negative 0 blood donors are needed.
RODEO QUEEN -Maria Sherman was chosen Rodeo Queen at Camelback. The queen and her three
attendants, Kathy Jablonski, Sherri Pomeroy and Alyce Dunn will reign over Rodeo Week
MID-TERM GRADES - Students may pick up their mid-term grade reports from their advisors today
TENNIS TEAM - Glendale Community College tennis team won the #1 singles, but lost to Cochise
Saturday, March 19.
ASU SPORTSDAY- The G.C.C. Women's softball team won the Flight B baseball trophy at the
A.S.U. Sports Day, March 19.
BASEBALL TEAM- The Glendale Community College baseball team lost 2 games to Cochise last
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Vol. 1 No. 27 March 28, 1966
Tuesday, March 29, 11:30-1:00 p.m.,AWS Officer Faculty Tea, Maryland, Day Room
Tuesday, March 29, 3:00 p.m., Tennis, Phoenix College
Wednesday, March 30, 11:30-1:00 p.m., AWS Officer Faculty Tea, Camelback Library
Wednesday-Thursday, March 30 & 31, 8:30 p.m., "Kiss And Tell," Sombrero Playhouse
Friday, April 1, 12:00 p.m., Golf, Cochise, Away
Friday, April 1 &2~ 3:00 p.m., Baseball, Nevada Southern, Away
Friday-Saturday, April 2, 11:30 a.m., Dean's Honor List Luncheon, Neptune's Table
PLAY POSTPONED - Because of illness, "Kiss and Tell," has been postponed until March 30
and 31, at the Sombrero Playhouse.
INTRAMURAL WRESTLING TOURNAMENT - John Ploium, Carl Cooper, Bob Pickard, Chris Magadini,
Pat Drumm, Steve Cool, Pat Neve, and Dave Davenport became champions of the 115, 123, 137,
145, 152, 160, 167, 177, and 191 pound weight classes in the first annual Glendale
Community College Intramural Wrestling Tournament. The tournament ended on March 21.
CO-ED PING PONG AND BADMINTON TOURNAMENTS- The first annual Glendale Community College
Co-ed Ping Pong and Badminton Tournaments started on Tuesday, March 22. The winning teams
in the Ping Pong Tournament were No.8 and No.9. Those teams winning in the Badminton
Tournament were No. 2, No.4, No.5, No. 10, and No. 14. A list of the members of the
teams in both of the tournaments is posted on the coaches' door at the southeast end of
the gymnasium.
GOLF - Wes Mohr of Glendale Community College was low medalist for G.C.C. in the match
with the Arizona State University Freshmen on March 21. Wes shot a fine 79 at the
Scottsdale Country Club, but A.S.U. Frosh defeated G.C.C. 20 to 7.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE - There will be an Advisory Committee meeting on Tuesday, March 29,
from 7 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., in room 45, on the Maryland Campus.
MEMO FROM DR. PRINCE - Now that Rodeo Week is over, it is time to return to proper dress
on campus. Acceptable dress in the classrooms and offices, for women, is skirts and
blouses or dresses; for men, slacks or levis.
ELECTIONS FOR SPRING SEMI-FORMAL- Elections for King and Queen couples will be held from
8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Thursday and Friday, March 31 and April 1, 1966 Nominees from
Camelback are May Spector and Terry Bloss; Maria Sherman and Rick Hayford; Alyce Dunn and
Jim Lubenow; Sue Chamberlin and Bruce Hough; Kathy Jablonski and Jim Barriger.
Nominees from Maryland are Connie Stillwell and Jerry Flam; Cathy Johnson and Mike Miller;
Carol Newman and Iv. C. Jackson; Linda Rupert and Bruce Smith; Carol Sue Beuster and Joel
Shapiro; Shirley Hrenchir and Bill Leonard. Students must present I.D. cards to be
eligible to vote.
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - The City of Glendale, Parks and Recreation Department is now accepting
applications for summer employment. Vacancies exist in all sections: playgrounds, sports,
and aquatics. Application blanks can be picked up in the Parks and Recreation office.
PROSPECTIVE GRADUATES - All students who plan to graduate this June must do three things
immediately: 1. File a petition to graduate ~ if you have not done so.
2. Get measured for cap and gown in Admissions Office.
3. Schedule an interview with Dean Heuser.
These items must be done before Easter vacation.
TRY-OUTS FOR SOPHOMORE TALENT SHOW - March 28 to April 1 will be the week to try-out for
the Sophomore Talent Show. Students interested, should contact a sophomore officer and
your try-out time will be assigned to you. The Talent Show will be held on April 15, at the
Washington Ivomen' s Club.
RED CROSS SENIOR LIFE SAVING CLASSES - Classes will begin April 25, and continue for three
weeks on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings from 6: 00 to 9: 00 p. m., at Encanto
swimming pool, 15th Avenue & Encanto Blvd.
RED CROSS WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR -Classes will begin April 25, and continue for four
weeks on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m., at Madison Park
swimming pool, 15th Street and Glenrosa. Prerequisite: must hold a current Red Cross
Senior Life Saving certificate.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Rd.
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Ave.
Vol. 1 No. 28 April 4, 1966
Monday, April 4, 1:30 p.m., Golf, A.S.U., Wigwam Country Club
Tuesday, April 5, 3:30 p.m., Tennis, Grand Canyon College, Away
Wednesday, April 6, 1:00 p.m., Baseball, Eastern, Phoenix College
Wednesday, April 6, 9:00 p.m., A.S. Spring Semi-Formal, Safari Hotel
Wednesday-Saturday, April 6-9, AWS Regional Conference, A.S.U.
Thursday, April 7, Spring Recess Begins
Monday, April 11, 7:30 p.m., AMS Ice Skating Party, Iceland, 3000 E. Thomas Rd.
Admission Free with LD. Card
Wednesday, April 13, Classes Resume
Wednesday, April 13, 3:00 p.m., Baseball, Mesa, Phoenix College Field
Friday, April 15, 1:30 p.m., Mesa, Apache Country Club
Friday, April 15, 3:00 p.m., Baseball, San Diego Marines, San Diego
Friday, April 15, 3:30 p.m., Tennis, Eastern, Arizona College
Friday, April 15, 7:30 p.m., Sophomore Talent Show, Washington Women's Club
Saturday, April 16, 1:00 p.m., Baseball, San Diego Marines, San Diego
CONGRATULATIONS FROM DR. PRINCE - Congratulations to the students of Glendale Community
College for preparing such eye-catching decals. The publicity will be great.
LAW DAY AT A.S.U.- The fourth annual A.S.U. Law Day will be held Saturday, April 16, 1966.
Meetings begin at 9:00 a.m. in the Business Administration Building. Prominent legal
figures will speak during the day. Registration forms may be obtained from Dean Pierson
or Dean Capper.
LIBRARY NOTICE- In the interest of economizing everywhere, as directed by the district, the
Camelback library will be closed evenings after Tuesday, March 29, 1966. Books signed out
by evening students only, and due between March 30 and April 13, may be returned to the
Admissions office. All library books with a date due of Tuesday, April 12, should be
returned on Wednesday, April 13, since classes resume on that day.
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - Interviews will begin next week at the Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department for life guards and recreation aides. Anyone interested, may obtain an application at the Municipal Building, 251 West Washington Street.
AUTO DECALS - Glendale Community College auto decals are now on sale at Maryland in the lobby,
and at Camelback, in Gaucho Gardens. They may also be obtained in the Dean of Students'
office at both campuses. A.S. officers are selling these attractive decals for 10 & 15¢ each.
CHESS CLUB MEETING - There will be a meeting of the G.C.C. Chess Club on Wednesday, April 13,
at 12:30 p.m., in room 5 at the Maryland Branch.
GOLF - Glendale Community College won its first golf match in its short golf history defeating
Cochise 17-10, Friday, March 25, at Maryvale Golf Course. Wes Mohr tied for low medalist
with a 71. Tom Hanby shot a 78 and scored 2 1/2 points. Jim Rutherford and Dan Pratt scored
3 points. The real heroes were Keith Clark with a 78 and Corky Northrup with an 80
scoring 9 points against their opponents.
CO-ED PING PONG AND BADNINTON TOURNAMENTS - The quarter-finalists in the Co-ed Ping Pong
and Badminton tournaments are as follows: Badminton -teams No.1, No.2, No.4, No.5,
No.8, No.9, No. 10, and No. 14. Ping Pong-Teams No.2, No.3, No. 4, No. 7, No.8,
No.9, No. 10, No. 12. A list of the members of the teams in both of the tournaments is
posted on the coaches' door at the southeast end of the gymnasium.
INTR/H1URr'\L. BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - Maryland Sophomore Class won the intra-mural
championship defeating the 11 :30 P.E. Class. Top scorer was Jim Scritchfield for the
Sophomores with 15 points, followed by Ron Stern with 14 for P.E. The Sophomore players
'I/ere: Scott Mitchell, Tom Morgan, Ed Wilkinson, Larry Landis, Jim Rutherford and Hike Tudor.
The P.E. players were: Gary Diamond, Don Shaver, George Munoz, Bob Cooley and Gary Hintz.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Road 1718
Vol. 1 No. 29
Monday, April 18, 1:00 p.m., Golf, A.S.U. Frosh, Away
Wednesday, April 20, 3:00 p.m., Baseball, P.C., at Phoenix College (Double Header)
Thursday, April 21, 3:00 p.m., Baseball, San Diego Marines, Home
Thursday, April 21, 8:00 p.m., Madrigal Choir, Maryland Auditorium
Friday, April 22, 2:00 p.m., Tennis, A.S.C., Away
Friday, April 22, 9:00 p.m. - 12m., A.F.S. Dance, Camelback Gym
Saturday, April 23, 8:00 a.m., A.C.T. Tests, Room 16 and 47, Camelback Branch
PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT - Employment is available for a male student, a minimum of four
hours a day, including Saturday, close to Camelback Branch. A knowledge of tools an.d a
mechanical aptitude is necessary. For further information contact Mr. Huber, 265-1154.
GOLF - Glendale Community College defeated Mesa Community College 15~ to 8~ at Bisbee
Country Club on Friday, April 1. Arizona University Frosh defeated Glendale Community
College 24 to 3 at the Vono Valley Country Club, Tucson, Arizona. Wes Mohr was low
medalist with a 74. Cochise Junior College defeated Glendale Community College 9~ to 8~
at Bisbee Country Club on Friday, April 1. Arizona State University Frosh defeated Glendale
Community College 17~ to 9~ at the Goodyear Golf and Country Club. Wes Mohr was medalist
with a 74.
GOLF FLASH - Wes Mohr and his partner Bob Tellier last week won the Valley of the Sun Golf
Classic gross championship thereby earning a trip to Las Vegas. Wes shot a fine 71 and a
70 over two of the valleys golf courses, Papago and Encanto. About 200 golfers participated
in this tournament.
MEN'S SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT _ The annual Men's Softball Tournament will start on Tuesday,
April 26 and the games will be played every Tuesday and Thursday from 11:45 to 12:45.
Each team shall consist of nine players. Interested participants can sign up for the
tournamen.t on the coaches' door, near the southeast door of the Camelback gym.
CO-ED BADMINTON AND PING PONG TOURNAMENTS - The championship game in badminton will be
played on Tuesday, April 19, between Team No.9 (Mel Grove and Pam Bedell) and Team No.4
(Corky Fenton and Cheryl Watson). The ping pong championship game will be played on
Thursday, April 21. Team No. 8 (Weldon McDonald and Susan Stubbe) will play Team No.4
(Corky Fenton and Cheryl Watson). The winner will play against Bob and Cindy Noice for
the championship on April 21.
A.F.S. DANCE - The Freshman Class is sponsoring a dance on April 22, 1966 in the Camelback
gymnasium. The New Generations will play from 9:00 p.m. to midnight. Admission is free
with a Glendale Community College I.D. card.
USE OF GENERAL ALLEYWAYS - It shall be unlawful for any person to use an alley within the
city as a thoroughfare. Alleys shall be used as a means of access to the rear end of lots
and buildings only, except by fire department, police department, or by other authorized
emergency vehicles, garbage and trash vehicles.
Phoenix Law, Section 37-19-1, states that a 15 miles per hour speed limit must be, observed
in alley ways.
ATTENTION GRADUATES - All graduating sophomores should be measured for caps and gowns if
they have not done so.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Road
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Avenue
Vol. 1 No. 30
Monday, April 25, 3:00 p.m., Baseball, A.S.U, Cortez High School
Tuesday, April 26, 3:30 p.m., Tennis, Grand Canyon College, Away
Thursday, April 28, 7.:00 p.m., Calendar Meeting, Organization Presidents and Advisors,
A.S. Office at Camelback Branch
Friday, April 29, 1:00 p.m., Golf, Phoenix College, Away
Friday, April 29, 9:00 p.m.-12m., Sadie Hawkins Dance, Greyhound Park
Saturday, April 30, 1:00 p.m., Tennis, Cochise, University Park Courts
Saturday, April 30, 1:00 p.m., Baseball, Cochise, Phoenix College, Double Header
CHESS CLUB - Officers for the Chess Club will be elected Wednesday. Alll members are
urged to attend and elect new officers for next fall. The Chess Club selected Mike
Zody as the most improved, and recognized Ed Hoff as the best kibitzer.
GOLF - Mesa Community College defeated Glendale Community College 14 to 13 at Apache
Country Club on Friday, April 15. Arizona State University Frosh defeated Glendale
Community College 17 to 9} at the Arizona Country Club on Monday, April 18. Wes Mohr
was the low medalist for Glendale Community College with a 75.
MEN'S INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT - The annual Men's Softball Tournament will start
on Tuesday, April 26 and the games will be played every Tuesday and Thursday from 11:45
to 12:45 p.m. The last day for entering teams in the tournament will be I1onday, April
25. Each team should consist of at least nine players. Interested participants ~an
sign up for the tournament in the coaches' office, near the southeast door of the
Camelback gym.
CO-ED PING PONG AND BADMINTON TOURNAMENTS - Corky Fenton and Cheryl Watson defeated
Mel Grove and Pam Bedell for the Badminton Championship on Tuesday, April 19. The
Ping Pong Championship game between Bob and Cindy Noice, and Weldon McDonald and Susan
Stubbe will be played at 11:45 a.m. on Tuesday, April 26 in the Camelback gym. Everyone
is invited to see this final championship game.
TELEPHONE POLICY - Student officers must receive permission from the Dean of Students
or their advisor before making any long distance calls. These calls should be placed
through the Phoenix College switchboard, and the student should properly identify
SCHEDULE FOR HONORS ASSEMBLY - Because of the Honors Assembly program, the following
schedule will be in effect:
Tuesday, May 12, 1966
7:30 - 8:40 a.m.
8:50 - 10:00 a.m.
10:10 - 11:20 a.m.
11:30 - Honors Assembly
Thursday, 11ay 19, 1966
7:30- 8:40 a.m.
8:50 - 10:00 a.m.
10:10 - 11:20 a.m.
11:30 - Honors Assembly
All afternoon classes will continue on their regular schedules.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Road
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland
Vol. 1 No. 31
Monday, May 2, 1:30 p.m., Golf, A.S.U. Frosh, Wigwam
Tuesday, May 3, 3:00 p.m., Tennis, P.C., Away
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 5, 6, 7, Camelback Choir Spring Concert Tour
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 5, 6, 7, Maryland Singers Spring Concert Tour
Friday, May 6, 1:30 p.m., Golf, Mesa Community College, Maryvale
Friday, May 6, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Gaucho Day, Pera Club, Tempe
Friday, May 6, 3:00 p.m., Tennis, E.A.C., Home
Friday, May6, 9:00 p.m. to 12 m., Gaucho Dance, Camelback Gym
Saturday, May 7, 10 :00 a.m., Baseball, Western, Home - Double Header
CO-ED PING PONG TOURNAMENT - Bob and Cindy Noice defeated Weldon McDonald and Susan Stubbe
for the Ping Pong Championship in the Camelback gym on Tuesday, April 26, 1966.
MEN'S INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT The annual Men's Softball Tournament started on
Tuesday, April 26, 1966. There are five teams entered in the tournament and their team
captains are as follows; Bob Noice, Jim Sandoval, Richard Durham, Ron Anderson, and
Weldon McDonald.
SOFTBALL RESULTS - Tuesday, April 26, 1966, Richard Durham's team defeated Ron Anderson's
team by a score of 7 to 3. Jim Sandoval's team forfeited to Bob Noice's team. Everyone
is invited to see these fine softball games every Tuesday and Thursday starting at '
11:50 a.m. at Camelback.
GAUCHO DAY - Gaucho Day will be held on Hay 6,9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., at the Pera Club I
(Salt River Project Employees Recreation Area), One East Continental Drive, Tempe, Arizona
Lunch will be served 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Activities will include:
Special Scheduled Events for Men, Women, Faculty, Co-ed
Dance -9:00 p.m. - 12m. CameDJ8Ck Gymnasium
G.G.C. students will be admitted with LD. cards. Faculty will be admitted free.
However, because we must pay for the use of the facility by the number of people
participating, anyone wishing to bring a guest must pay a fee: Adults - $1.75,
Children - $1.00. Tickets may be purchased from Mr. Gammage at Maryland and Mr. Weiss
at Camelback on Hay 2, 3, 4. The deadline will be 3:00 p.m., May 4. NO CLASSES WILL
Perhaps the most valuable result of all education is the ability to make
yourself do the thing you have to do, when it ought to be done, whether
you like it or not; it is the first lesson that ought to be learned; and
however early a man's training begins, it is probably the last lesson that
he learns thoroughly. --Thomas Huxley
CITIZENSHIP AWARD ELECTIONS: Elections for Freshman and Sophomore, Men and Women
Citizenship Awards will be held on the Camelback Campus on Wednesday and Thursday,
May 4 and 5, in Gaucho Gardens.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Road
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Avenue
Vol. 1 No. 32 May 9, 1966
Camelback Gym
Maryland Branch
Phoenix College
Monday, May 9, 3:30 p.m., Tennis, Mesa, Home
Tuesday, May 10, 8:00 p.m., Camelback Choir Spring Concert,
Thursday, May 12, 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., A.M.S. Noon Stomp,
Thursday, May 12, 8:00 p.m., G.C.C. Opera Workshop, Marriage of Figaro, Maryland Aud.
Friday, May 13, Last Day to Withdraw from Class
Friday, May 13, 3:00 p.m., Baseball, U. of A., Cortez High
Friday, May 13, 8:00 p.m., G.C.C. Parents' Night, Camelback Gym
Saturday, May 14, 1:00 p.m., Baseball, Eastern, Safford
Saturday, May 14, 8:00 p.m., G.C.C. Opera Workshop, Marriage of Figaro,
LIBRARY NOTICE - Students are asked to observe the following change in schedule when
borrowing materials from Camelback and Maryland Branch Libraries:
All books will be due Friday, May 20, and will circulate overnight during the week of
final exams (Monday - Thursday, May 23 - 26).
Please return all materials and clear library debts so that your grades and transcripts
may be released.
Both libraries close May 27, and will reopen in new quarters (6000 West Olive Avenue,
Glendale, Arizona) at the beginning of the fall term, 1966.
DRESS - The acceptable forms of dress in the classrooms and offices of Glendale Community
College shall be slacks or levis for men and dresses or skirts and blouses for women.
GRADUATES - Announcements are in. You may pay for them and pick them up at the Camelback
and Maryland Branches.
PARENTS' NIGHT - Parents' Night is Friday, May 13, 1966. It will be held at the Camelback
Branch Campus at 8:00 p.m. There will be a Social Hour and an Entertainment Program.
There will also be refreshments and dancing. Meet the administrators, faculty, and
RECREATIONAL SWIMMING - There will be recreational swimming for all students at the
Maryland Branch on Tuesday, May 10, from 12:00 noon to 12:45 p.m.
LAST DAY TO WITHDRAW FROM CLASS - May 13th will be the last day a student may withdraw
from class.
Camelback Branch
1510 East Camelback Road
Maryland Branch
1718 W. Maryland Avenue
Vol. 1 No. 33 May 16. 1966
Tuesday, May 17, 11:30 a.m., Maryland Honors Assembly
Tuesday, May 17, 7:00 p.m., Advisory Committee Meeting, Camelback, Room 40
Wednesday, May 18, 4:30 p.m., Phi Theta Kappa Election of Officers, P.C. Club
Thursday, May 19, 11:30 a.m., Camelback Honors Assembly
Friday, May 20, 6:30 p.m.to 10:00 p.m., W.A.A. Sports Night, Camelback
Mon.-Thurs. May 23 - - 27, Final Exams
Friday, May 27, 10:00 a.m., Sophomore Convocation, Maryland Auditorium
Saturday, May 28, A.M.S. Night
Sunday, May 29, 8:00 p.m., Baccalaureate, Phoenix College Auditorium
Sunday, May 29, 9:00 p.m., Commencement Rehearsal, Phoenix College Athletic
Monday, May 30, Memorial Day Recess
Tuesday, May 31, 8:00 p.m., Commencement, Phoenix College Athletic Field
June 3, Semester Ends
STUDENT ACTIVITY REQUISITIONS - The deadline for all student activity requisitions for the
1965-1966 school year is Friday, May 20, 1966 at 3:00 p.m. No requisitions will be
accepted after that date.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEETING - There will be a meeting of the Advisory Committee in Room 40
on the Camelback Campus Tuesday, May 17 from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
A.S. SCHOLARSHIPS -Applications for Associated Students Scholarships ($28 per semester)
are to be submitted to the Dean of Students Office not later than Wednesday, July 1, 1966,
PHI THETA KAPPA MEETING - There will be a Phi Theta Kappa meeting at the Phoenix College
Club Room for the election of officers on Wednesday, May 18, at 4:30 p.m.
MORNING SCHEDULE FOR HONORS ASSEMBLY - Students, remember the shortened morning schedule
for Maryland on Tuesday, May 17, and Camelback on Thursday, May 19. It will be as follows
for all three credit classes meeting for 75 minutes on Tuesday-Thursday:
7:30 a.m. - 8:40 a.m.
8:50 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.
10:10 a.m. - 11:20 a.m.
11:30 a.m. - Honors Assembly
Classes which normally meet for ~ hour on these days, will continue to meet at the
regular time for the entire class period.
GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ELIGIBILITY - All students who are attending Glendale Community
College at present, are eligible to attend our new campus next fall. The attendance zone
rules state that a student who lives in the Phoenix College zone may attend Mesa or
Glendale Community College, but a person living in the Mesa or Glendale Community College
zone may not attend Phoenix College without special permission from the Dean of Admission.
Students living in Arcadia, Camelback, Central or other districts are welcome to attend
if they don't mind the extra miles. WE GUARANTEE PLENTY OF PAVED PARKING AREA.
A MESSAGE FROM DR. PRINCE - The academic year is drawing to a close. What happens
during the last two weeks is of great importance to the students of Glendale College.
The week of May 16 can be devoted to careful review and firming up of one's knowledge
in his Courses. The week of May 23 will determine how well the preceeding 17 weeks
have been spent. I urge all of the students of Glendale College to devote their time,
energy, and intelligence to bring the second semester to a successful academic conclusion.
Best wishes for passed finals and good grades.
ANNUALS - Annuals will be delivered on Friday, May 20, for distribution by Monday if the
printer meets his promised delivery date
Kudos to Mr. Conrad Bayley and his staff for meeting a difficult deadline.
MEN'S INTRAMURAL MUSHBALL TOURNAMENT - The semi-finals of the Men's Mushball Tournament
was held on May 12. Bob Noice vs. Weldon McDonald's team. The championship game between
the winners of the semi-final round will be played on Tuesday, May 17, at 11:50 a.m. at
the southwest corner of the Camelback softball field. Everyone is invited to the game.
GOLF - The Arizona State University Frosh defeated Glendale Community College by a score
of 22 1/2 to 4 1/2. The match was played on Nay 2 at the Wigwam Country Club and Tom Hanby was
the low medalist for G.C.C. with a 79.
Glendale Community College defeated Nesa Community College by a score of 26~ to~. The
match was played at the Maryvale Golf Course on Friday, May 6, and Wes Nohr of G.C.C.
was the low medalist with a fine round of 71.
FRENCH - 12 noon - 12:30 p.m. Mr. Gene Eastin
LITERATURE - 12:30 - 1:00 p.m. Miss Sharon Greer
BASEBALL- Glendale Community College ended its season at 8-12 with a doubleheader sweep
over Eastern Arizona, 5-2 in eight innings and 18-1 in the nightcap.
Jim Stolle stroked five hits, and Craig Scheibel and Richard Mentlick four hits apiece
to pace the winners at the plate.
PARENTS' NIGHT - From all the favorable reports, Parents' Night was a very successful
affair. The committee wishes to thank everyone who participated in the program, with
special appreciation to the Honor Boards and their sponsors, Miss Boerner and Miss Kitts.
A special vote of thanks is extended to Hr. Burton and his crew: Bill Estes, Scotty Hilton,
Ray Sankey, Bill Peck, Allen Ficcaglia, Jim Rupe, Tom Votjko and Roger Luth.
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