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

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Students dance Under moonlight The outdoor basketball courts were transformed into a dance floor and dining area forthe Moon- light Dance on April 14. Sponsored by the ANIS, the dance featured free hot dogs and Cokes for the many who attended. Students danced to the sounds of the Showmen , who provided the music for the occasion. ,'. V, l 1, I . f , I r , ,

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kai .49 'The Vultures' staged As Readers' Theatre The Readers' Theatre is not new in the world of Drama. It has had a varied historical past. lt seeks to embody highly interpretive dra- matic characterizations with scripts in hand. An exquisite set, costumes, make-up and full light- ing make it a potentially fascinat- ing production. The VuItures , a play by Henry Becque which takes place about 1880 in Paris, was presented by the GCC Drama Department on April 6 and 7 as its first attempt at a Readers' Theatre. The production was staged and directed by IVI. Peter Overson. The technical staff included Mike Wagenfehr, set design: Mary Hea- ney, costume design, Gene Levake, publicity and make-upg Gary Nay- lor, make-up, John Apicella and Allen States, lighting, and Andrew Allison, program design. The set was constructed by the stagecraft class.

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May IS convocation honors top scholars Highest ranking sophomore and freshmen students were honored at the annual Honors and Awards Convocation on May 18. Named top student among men sopho- mores was Gerald L. Mayer. Goldie B. Sugar and Mary C. Goss tied for highest honors among sophomore women students. Russell S. Gilliland was honored as the top freshman male while Kathryn Brown and Sandra Lee Garner shared the honors for the females. Faculty members nominated candidates for citizenship awards. Students went to the polls and named Milton Turner and Alyce Dunn as top citizens among the sophomores and John Spencer and Pam Avery for the freshmen. Named as top student athletes were Scott Giddings among the men and Neela Perry among the women. Jay Hawkinson received the Wall Street Journal Award as the top ranking business student. I I Dr. Harper makes the presentation of a honored as the outstanding music major plaque to Carolyn Dotterer who was among GCC students. I Social science students Marvin Boyer Neeley. Boyer received the Wall Street and Beatrice Neeley admire the National Journal award as the top-ranking so- Observer award presented to Miss cial science student. lx I I .1 I I I tx .X , r, 92-I I 've I l H-' I g ' f ff a 'Sk new 7 Q' I 1 w. tl. - 5. I f t - qt :--iq!! Q ff , , I--.--I'-3 . r. - fe-22232. I 4 p 4 Q . I n I I . AA 1 ef' I . H l ' TOP LEFT: Alyce Dunn. TOP RIGHT: Mil- ton Turner. MIDDLE LEFT: Gerald Mayer. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mary Goss. BOTTOM LEFT: Goldie Sugar. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jay Hawkinson.