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

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Above: Class discussion allows Mr. Wilcox to discover the writing ability of his students. Bottom Right: Lori Hadad and Barry Alexander visit the publisher and find the finished product very rewarding. Art Editor Chris Magadini places The final touch on The cover of The Chrisfmas edition. 15? semester EXECUTIVE EDITOR CAMELBACK EDITOR MARYLAND EDITOR COPY EDITOR ART EDITOR CIRCULATION MANAGER SPORTS EDITOR STAFF MEMBERS 1965-66 John Hensley 6Mh Donna Wong 60 Jim Scrifchfield 6M6 Lori Haddad 60 Chris Magadini 6O Barry Alexander 60 2nd semesfer Jim Scrifchfield 6M6 Barry Alexander 60 Sharon Hanson 6M6 Mary Jo Kohl 6Mh Chris Magadini 6Q Lolly Tofheroh 6Mh Jim Boyer 6Mh v. ...'1' 1 r'r- .3414 I ORGANIZATIONS - 53

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Campuses exchange news through Passing Time Jim Scritchfield, second semester Executive Editor of El Tiempo Pasando, works on pasteups or preliminary layouts. The publishers then photograph the finished page for use in the offset printing process. Close cooperation between the advisor and the staff allows for the publication of a successful newspaper. Mr. Wilcox and John Hensley, Executive Editor for first semester, discuss problems of final layouts. 52 - ORGANIZATIONS The campus newspaper, El Tiempo Pasando iPassing Timei, has adopted this name because of the Spanish influence of the locale and architectural motif of Glen- dale Community College. Its small editorial staff gains professional skills and insight through intimate associa- tion with the details of printing news of student activi- ties and interest. The lab students of the journalism class gather information, compose the copy, and photo- graph complementary pictures. After necessary proof reading, the students spend extra time outside class for occasional iaunts to the publisher. The advisor of this bi-monthly publication is Robert Wilcox, who was formerly chief editor of a national technical magazine.

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HMr. Bayley, how many choracTers . . . 8 The profound words in The head- line for This page will always re- sound in The ears of The El Ano staff, who spenT long hours learn- ing and applying The correcT pro- cedure for ediTing a yearbook. The immediaTe sTaff worked Three days a week, holidays and week ends, and numerous hours outside of regualr work sessions in com- piling and compleTing El Ano. OTher inTeresTed sTudenTs and fac- UITy members assisted The staff by wriTing reporTs concerning Their various acTiviTies, deparTmenTs, and organizaTions. EvenTs were covered by phoTograph'ers from The school newspaper and from Phoenix College, while yearbook advisor Mr. Conrad Bayley devel- oped The proofs and advised The sTaff Through his experience with school publ'icaTions. The combined efforTs of The Maryland and Cam- elback sTaffs permiTTed The ediTion Each staff member was responsible for The edition of one yearbook section. Helen Carbo- of The firsT yearbook of Glendale nelli edited The academic pages, while activities editor was Nancy Franklin. Elaine Bolding Community College. indexed sTudenT names and assisted The oTher members with Their sections. The above pic- Ture catches These girls aT a Tuesday work session. 54 - ORGANIZATIONS MARYLAND STAFF: Jim ScriTchfield, photographer; Linda Bosley, Jim Miller, Nancy Bosley. Left: Aside from professional newspaper experience, Mr. Bayley has advised numerous yearbooks, Two of which received national awards. Here he explains publication Techniques To Editor Darlene Simek.