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

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Associated Students Second Semester Officers, Jane Cal- houn, secretary, Ron Brambila, vice' president, Mr. Pierson, advisor, Nlaria AS officers sponsored a variety of all-school activities throughout the year. Much planning and prep- aration went into the staging of the traditional Gaucho Day activi- ties. 'WP' g ' HL ' .aE'asv-bv - rv, . 17 Sherman, treasurer, and Alyce Dunn, president. Held on May 5, the day is filled with sports activities andifellow- ship for students and faculty alike. In reaction to student requests, AS first installed and then remov- ed a juke box in the Grill Room. .i 11' 'iff 5 we Eventually, AS hopes to expand the present program of student activities and services. High on the priority list for the future is a game room which will be available to all. win Second Semester Commissioners: Linda ty, Francie Heys, historian, Brian Meth- Maneval, social, Sandi Garner, alumni Leonard, elections, George Tanguy, par- eny, athletic, Joan Scott, public rela- and Norman Davidson. liamentarian, Anne-Marie Fish, publici- tions, Mike Don Carlos, calendar, Linda 145

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Associated Students Officers: First Se- Sue Butler, special: Front: Carol John- mester: Back: Gwen Johnson, calendar, son, assemblies, Maria Sherman, secre- Kamal Zein, publicity, Brian Metheny, tary, Alyce Dunn, president, Francie Athletic, Ron Brambila, vice-president Heys, alumni, and Cheryl Bickel. i, . On-campus leadership Conferences sponsored ln an effort to stimulate greater student interest and participation in campus government, AS offic- ers hosted two all-school leader- ship conferences in 1966-67. Current campus leaders at- tempted to explain the present role and future possiblities of stu- dent government to potential leadership material in attendance. Fresh ideas and better relation- ships with neighboring colleges were two important results of the two AJCSGA conventions which were attended by GCC delegates in 1966-67. Freshman officers were included among the delegates to acquaint them with convention procedures, their fellow state officers, and the responsibilities of their offices. 4.

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gps-n XX. S A . g xi AWS Officers First Semester: Front: Pat president: Back: Jo Ann Pike, president, Vaught, secretary: Linda Rupert, vice- Cidny Noice, treasurer. Associated Women Students The Associated Women Students organization, open to all women students, is specifically designed to promote a spirit of individual and community responsibility. Act- ing as hostess for many activities, the AWS sets examples concern- ing the proper social regulations of G.C.C. The AWS sponsored several so- cial events and special dances dur- ing the year, including a Big-Little Sister Party, Officer-Faculty teas, a Sadie Hawkins dance and the annual Winter Formal. Members of the AWS participat- ed in several leadership confer- ences and conventions during the year. The most significant of these was the national Intercollegiate Association of Women Students convention, which was held in lVlor- gantown, West Virginia. Nlore than 800 women from across the coun- try attended the convention. AWS Commissioners First Semester: pert: Joan Scott, posters, Linda Shinkle, Jane Bills, parliamentariang Linda Ru- little sister: Janis Flowers, publicity, 146 Betty Trunzo, freshman representative Cindy Noiceg Jo Ann Pike: Pat Vaught i