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

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Guests of the Freshman Class were treated to a Luau in the Stu- dent Union on October 14, 1966. A dinner of chicken or fish was followed by entertainment and then dancing. All guests were greeted at the door by charming native Glendale hostesses in the traditional man- ner and then bedecked with leis as a sign of their welcome.

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Sophs sponsor Dine and Dance party Hamburgers, soft drinks, mus- ic and fun prevailed at the first G.C.C. all-college activity. Spon- sored by the Sophomore Class, the annual Dine-Dance opened the social season on September 16. The get-acquainted event boasted a large turnout. Name cards were provided to help introduce stu- dents to one another. TOP RIGHT: Sheila Daniels and Dean Pierson got acquainted with other new- comers in the relaxing Grill Room. BOT- TONI RIGHT: Wes lVlcKisson welcomes Rick LeForce and has the honor of put- ting the first hole in his new l.D. card. 160

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A j i . ... v L . .. A , . . ,... . i a is .f 5,1-'I 9:-na, . ' 162 ta. 4 A Q U ij. Q N in .f Ilf-'Z X .-:0 ' Queen Alyce Dunn and King Kamal Zein ruled a festive and highly cooperative populace for the evening. No official decrees other than one which proclaimed the evening one of merry making and enjoyment for all were issued by the joint monarchs. Thorough- ly impressed with the success of so short a reign, Alyce and Kamal resolved that the regal life was terribly thrilling although the take home pay wasn't much after taxes.