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

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Grab your sleds! All out for Butcher Jones. On February 26, The Sophomore class of Glendale Com- muniTy College sponsored a Trip To The Phoenician's win- Ter paradise, FlagsTaff's Snowbowl. The bus IefT promple 45 minuTes laTe, and broke down only once . . . for six hours. While waiTing To be rescued, The sTudenTs were served a delicious chicken dinner. LaTer, They hiTched rides for The IasT Two miles and Then played in The snow unTil Thoroughly frozen. The group of Tired sTudenTs VsTopped in FlagsTaff for dinner, and on The Trip home, several die-hards aTTempTed To keep spiriTs high by sing- ing, much To The disgusT of The oThers. Tom English spoke Up for The suffering ones when he sTood up and screamed, l have heard caTTle LOW beTTer Than ThaT! Everyone was Tired, grubby, buT happy when The bus arrived in Phoenix aT midnighT. 3n T :T e 'He u MW 94 - ACTIVITIES

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supported by attendants Maryland Attendants: Carl Sellers, Marfha PeaT'rie, Dominique Bischohc and Connie Bilbrey. Camelback Attendants: Bill Peck, Kay Cunningham, JoAnn Plo- ver, and Randy Van Paffen. ACTIVITIES - 93

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Woolly Bully cmd Nitty Gritty reign of dances Dances are sponsored for profit and social activity by various organizations on campus. Bands, such as The Spiders, The New GeneraTion, and Tommy Gee and the Alibis, entertain at These funcTions. Several dances have been open To Phoenix College students and proved to be successful, but most dances are restricted to GCC students. Dances are The most successful events and best attended ones of the year. Top left: Students re- lax To The music of a popular Phoenix band. Top right: Jim Barriger relieves his inner Tensions. Bottom left: The New Generation generates. Bottom right: Where did my girl go? ACTIVITIES - 95