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

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Business Division Faculty and graduates Miss Charlotte Backus Ronald Charvonia Wiliam J. Dotterer Imon R. Gammage Dr. Hal F. Holt Chairman Business Department Mrs. Larue N. Hubbard

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l M. C. at the hub of campus The Instructional Materials Cen- ter is both the hub of academic activities and the geographical fo- cal point of the campus. This com- plex learning center goes far be- yond the definition of a library. Some of the many services of the I.M.C. include microfilmed ref- erences, free typewriters and a coin-operated Xerox machine. A reference librarian service is avail- able for assistance and to conduct tours. Listening stations, where French, Spanish and German spo- ken by experts can be heard, are open to students and faculty. The I.M.C. contains a complete Audio- Visual department which among other services provides a pool of equipment for use in classrooms. More than 24,000 volumes are housed in the I.M.C. and it sub- scribes to more than 360 periodi- cals. More than 1000 people enter the I.M.C. each day. A special type of individual study stall, the carrel, makes studying and reading more profitable. Com- fortable lounge furniture and an open air reading patio lend an air of relaxation to the center. Circulating art exhibits graced the walls during the year. They in- cluded a collection of-serigraphs by Sister Mary Corita of the lm- maculate Heart College in Californ- ia, a collection of prints from the Phoenix Art Museum and some ceramic sculptures from the facul- ty of Northern Arizona University. William T. Sickrey I.M.C. Director Roy Jordan A-V Director '. 7 .... , -' 4, I . ,I ,Z ' A Mrs. Elaine Flint Reference Librarian Phillip J. Moloso Head Librarian ,W ,

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A major objective of many stu- dents is the mastery of the busi- ness world. The G.C.C. Business Division is equipped to solve this mystery, from getting the upper hand over a typewriter keyboard to holding your own with the ln- ternal Revenue Service. The laboratory method, learn- ing by actual manipulation of ma- chines and techniques, is the best and surest way to business compe- tence. G l e n d a l e ' s business courses are all presented in this way. Classes in business subjects are among the most popular offered by the college, not only to stu- dents starting from scratch but to mature persons wanting to im- prove present job skills. A total student enrollment of 1,282 in 51 business courses attests to the popularity. B u d d i n g capitalists have a chance to get set for a flood of riches through a practical course i n t h e stock market. Offered through the college of Continuing Education, Understanding the Stock Market provides insight in stock selection, why the market fluctuates, and other aspects of investment. This n o n - c r e d it course has given many G.C.C. stu- dents an excellent opportunity to cash in on their future. LT jfs Miss Owena A. King Donald A. Kurtz Dr. Gloria R. Little Miss Ethel A. Martin Charles L. Vawter ABOVE: Well l'll be darned, they do Montanus probably helps Gwen John balance! LEFT: Advice given by Mr. son master the use of the calculator 39