Glendale Community College - El Ano Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Gauchos pride themselves on spirit, friendship Paul Windes William Wing Barbara Wingfield Diane Winferheimer Candice Wise Fred Wise Max Witham Joel Wolfe Karen Wolfe Virginia Womack Darla Wormingfon Joseph Worsley Von WorreH Dorothy Wood Leonard Wood, Jr. Mary Wood Michael Wood Wanda Woodland Michael Woodford ; Don Woclmansee Dorothy Woodward Nedra Woodyaff Cathie Wykoff Richard Yard Charles Ybarra Reynold Yee Larry Yetfer William Yoakum Beverlee Young Carol Young Jim Young Michael Young Susan Zurek Paul Zuckerbrow Theresa August Stella Engelthaler Above: Gaucho Gardens served as a convenient lunch and study arga for Rudy Folden and Joann Plover Right: Dick From and Steve Brown distract Joann with Their horseplay. 130 - STUDENTS

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Noon stomps and Friday dances meant new friends Rene Villanueva Jack Voita Scott Voorhees Betty Waaks Maria Wade Fern Wadsworth Sharon Wagers John Wagoner Patricia Wald Paul Walsh Kathleen Wallace Stella Wallace Ginger Waller Susan Wallick Craig Warner Janice Washman Naida Wasson Kanneth Wafanabe ' w A . C eryl Watson - The beat . . . lights . . .1alk . . . the Jerk . . . Do you Cheryl Watson know? . . . the slide . . . cokes . . . more talk. Jacqueline Watson Michael Watson Pat WaTson Kafhleen Wan Thomas Waygh Fredrick Wehner Jill Weiner Gloria Weissman Constance Welch Glenn Welker Max Wes1L William Wetze! Sandy Wezak Paul Wheeler Greg White Gregory White Guy Whife Jerry White John Whife Charles Whitfield Douglas Whitehall Theresa Wiessenwafer Troy Wilkinson Asiride Wilson Myra Wilson Joann Wills Edmond Williams Fredrick Williams James Williams Randal Williams Constance Willman Victor Wimer STUDENTS - 129

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w- MARYLAND SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Scott Mitchell, Vice-Presidenf; Lynn Davidson, Publicity Commissioner; Lois Amos, Secretary; Ed Wilkin- son, President, John Jergenson, Treasurer; Gary Hintz, Special Commis- sioner. CAMELBACK SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Dottie Clifford, Treasurer; Joan Rodack, Secretary; Joann Plover, President; Jeanene Romney, Vice- r President. Sophs sponsor Snowbowl trip, tale nt show ' rm Sophomore class officers completed their Terms with a record number of activities and accomplishments. Through fhe com- bined meetings and cooperation of Mary- land and Camelback Branch class leaders, a constitution was proposed and drafted. Acquisition of funds for suggested activ- ities was made possible as a result of The consequent recognition of the Sophomore Class as a student organization. A highly successful all-day Trip to The Snowbowl in Flagstaff was sponsored by the class in February. In April, in an effort fo encour- age sfuden'r body participation, fhe upper- classmen produced a Talent show which was staged a? The Washington Women's Club. Trophies were awarded for the Tal- enf competition. Advised by Mr. Louis Smith, Sophomore class leaders were busy Throughout April and May preparing for The first Baccalaureate services and grade uafion ceremonies for Glendale Commun- ify College. STUDENTS - 'l3'l