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

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J Pf- ji .L f'?' AWS Commissioners Second Semester: Front Row: Janis Flowers, president, Betty Trunzo, freshman representative Jane Bills, treasurerg Linda Rupert, his toriang Jo Ann Pike, vice-presidentg licityg Sandy Scott, secretaryg Jacque Cheryl Ravenhorst, fund raisingp Back Sniffen, postersp Linda Shlnkle, little Row: Jan Treadwell, parliamentarianp SiSfeI'. Sue Kammer, calendarg Pam Avery, pub' A Lf x ,. thu

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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

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Associated Men Students ABOVE: AMS First Semester Officers: BELOW: AMS First Semester Commis- Mr. Montanus, adviser, Harold McKis- sioners: Carl Seacat, parliamentariang son, vice-president and Ed Wilkinson, Craig Wacker, social, Harry Dean, spe- president. cial: and Greg Pierce, representative. The Associated Men Students organization is open to all GCC men students. Primarily a social organ- ization, the group sponsored sev- eral dances during the year includ- ing a Halloween dance in October and a Moonlight dance on April 14. The tradition of AMS Day was continued. Free coffee and dough- nuts were served to everyone and recreational activities sponsored by the group highlighted the events of the day. During the World Se- ries, AMS rented a color TV for fac- ulty and student enjoyment. At the conclusion of the cross country season, AMS sponsored an invitational high school meet held on this campus. An ice skating party on December 19 at Phoenix Iceland and an End of the Year party were other popular AMS so- cial events. l 148