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

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.f-un R1 if y y 1 I Gfain . It T U ll A X 1 f I 1 , VSO members: Jack Latter, Frances Pat- renos, Bob Au, Art Johnson, and Ralph St. Amour. xg 2 XT, ABOVE: VSO members display 'old glory', the flag under which they served. RIGHT: Veteran member takes notes for organizational meeting. The Veterans' Service Organi- zation was organized late in sec- ond semester. All GCC students who are veterans are eligible to join the group. The group plans to have fund raising activities and a member- ship drive along with their service projects next year. The veterans will work with other community veterans organi- zations in carrying out their services.

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-- At last! There was music in the air. For the first time GCC had a band to play at school and com- munity functions. Under the di- rection of LeRoy Baxter, the group presented some outstanding con- certs and performances. During first semester the band marched in the Northern Arizona University homecoming parade and presented a pre-game show there. They played for the college dedication, Parents Night, and at the Arizona State Fair. 4. l S' l 1 l . l. , ,..--4' ' r., . V Q R - -A 'M . :5:4Y W of ,fir 4 .. E27 M, ' A sa .. -V A 7'-. -.. - Performances second semester included the Phoenix Jaycees Ro- deo parade and the Jimmy Bryant Memorial Race. The band went on a concert tour of Northern Ari- zona, presented a spring concert and provided music for graduation ceremonies. The fifty piece band sported new uniforms which boosted mor- ale among its members. Special band groups, the Brass Choir and the Pep Band, also pro- vided music for several public ap- pearances. .-:Ld ,. JAY 'V -A . fig ,gg n y - .-i Band members relax before pre-game show at NAU.