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

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Communications skills are heavily stressed Vance W. Hansen English Maurice Campion Spanish Above: Explaining several of The mechanical aids used in the reading clinic, Mr. FasseTf prepares Jackie Wilson for some self help. Below Left: Invaluable in the teaching of composition Techniques, The overhead proiector is another visual aid employed by members of Language Arts Department. Mr. Hartley presents review materials for a class in English 29. Below Right: Presenting oral reports is a way of sharing knowledge gained Through research. Mrs. Margaretha Shank English Robert Wilcox Journalism Charles Fassetf Reading Harry Matz Reading Frank T. Como English Louis L. Smith Reading ACADEMICS - 21

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Language Arts essential to all curricula X L ,1 A ,, Miss Fara G. Darland M. Peter Overson Mrs. Irma E. Murphy English Drama English Gene N. Easfin Franklin C. Mauldin Conrad S. Bayley French English English Essential to any educational system is a Language Arts De- partment Consisting of English, reading, drama, journal- ism, mythology, and foreign languages, this division gives The sTudenT adequafe opportunity To complete many of his general education requirements. Besides the basic studies of English 101 and 102, The English Department offers a creative writing class and a variety of literature surveys. Developmenfal reading courses aid in speed and accuracy and are required of some students. G.C.C.'s bi- monthly paper, El Tiempo Pasando, is published by The iournalism class under The instruction of Mr. Wilcox. Mr. Harry Maiz explains the operation of the Jack A. Hartley Dr. August Lorenzini Miss Sharron Greer reading pacer machine to Zelma Ericson. English Speech English 20 - ACADEMICS

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Dr. BobbyJ. Neal Ellis, The PlanT Taxonomy class scheduled a Biology Allan Pefers and classified The flowering planTs in The Physics area Dr, KaTherine McLean ' ChemisTry 22 - ACADEMICS Completing The dissection of The feTal pig, biology sTUdenTs examine The circulaTory system. George Batchelder Biology Merrill Forney Physics Headed by Dr. Bobby Neal, The Science De- partmenT offers Transferring sTudenTs The opporTuniTy To obTain The necessary science hours for The TulfillmenT of general educa- Tion requiremenTs. Biology, physics, and chemisTry course leciures were presenTed on both The Maryland and Camelback campuses. However, due To lacking faciliTies, all laborae Tory sessions were held aT The Camelback branch. Under The direction of Mr. Albert field Trip To MT. Lemmon where They found T HHHTWUHHH - 3:! In The zoology lab, Dr. Bobby Neal supporfs his lecture material by presenting an example of The scolex of 3 Tape worm.