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

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government program The Artists Series brought to GCC lectures by such noted per- sonalities as Robert Short and David Schoenbrun. Cartoonist Bill Mauldin displayed his draw- ing skills, and world-traveler Les- lie Frost gave an intimate re- collection of her poet-father Robert Frost. Concerts by the Phoenix Symphony Grchestra and the Francesco Trio rounded out the musical taste for the aud- ience. Soprano singer Dorothy Beeson, and John Akin also pro- vided entertainment. The Continuing Education pro- gram provided the college with a variety of activities and plans to follow up with the same next year. Below: Sponsor Mrs. Dutton and Even- ing Division's Dean Capper chat with cartoonist Bill Mauldin and Kathy Henderson. I :fm 1 --ll im-5 'tl 222i! -M ce: ' 'Jim me W ,W . list , - Nt EEEEE 't

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Continuing education student First semester officers from left to right: Dane Hays President Ron Butler Vice Kathy Henderson Sponsor Mrs Dutton Faculty sponsors Mr. Gentry, Treasurer, President Joe Grassia Front Secretary Associated Students For Con- tinuing Education is the student government representing the Evening Division program. lt is set up with weekly meetings when the officers get together to plan the forthcoming activi- ties. Their aim is to arouse inter- est in the students and the com- munity. g Among their biggest events were the sponsoring of a Ist and 2nd semester Family Night. The Continuing Education students and their families enjoyed good buffet dinners and amusing en- tertainment. Curt the Clown pro- vided the fun at the first semester Family Night, and the Wind Jam- mers, a local singing group, per- formed for second semesters en- joyment. Throughout the year the Con- tinuing Education provided the college with a program of culture and sophistication. 132

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A. S. S. ASS officers represent the soph- omore class in any event the class sponsors. There are four elected officers and the commissioners are appointed. Some of their activities during the year included the annual Snow Bowl Trip on January 6. They pro- vided the bus and the students provided the fun. Next on their schedule of activities was the Tal- ent Show, which they publicized as another 'Hollywood Palace.' Due to circumstances the spring Semi- Formal was cancelled, but they compensated by purchasing SOO hockey tickets for the students, and provided the viewing of a ma- jor motion picture. ASS also con- tributed for the entertainment at Gaucho Day. I l.. .. ' 15 'ly ,A ' ...T -.i57T.., , lg . i. 1 I 251 jams-Q 4. f qw , -33: I H , ii 1 E, 'if - Z A wail? .jig Tom Coker, President, Cindy 5: -- V ei. --fi A ,, S 1 25. U ,- 'sw 15 ' V s i ' QL Pg, , in 4 1 W,,! 4 M W j-saga? N1 ' sftz ' Gr i Geary, Treasurer, Linda Strauss. Secretary ll- ' N22 i. i. ' i iv: i. it i. i. ga. i, .i i. - V Q. g.,..-,wg 1' W-Q1 fhlizfslffifz iii zss...m.... ,, ,, V, i R , H ' , .. r-,X . 4 X ii' ..,.' V f S my 'fa , ' Q Tom Coker, President: Danny Spitler. L v L- 1 m a - 1 -33 X ' ' .ww 3:3 - , 1 ljjf ' 12 Vice-President: Mary Frost, Treasurer, f , J AJ y Linda Leonard, Secretary. -My iittt gg S is 5 a