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

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ife With Father' staged -3 was w S-wi INN Qdifai? , Tllfl I . in om ' 1 . 11-,N sw' A- A-- va-fjgti ix, On March JI, 22, and 23 the GCC Dramatic Arts Department brought to life the production Life With Father . This play was written by Howard Lindsay and Russell Crouse from daily memos by Clarence Day Jr. The play was first presented at the Empire Theater in New York City on November 8, l939. When the play closed almost IO years later, it had broken all attendance and performance records with 3,2l3 consecutive performances. The dramatized story recounts the comical daily life situation of the Day family. Set in the late I88O's the domestic farce-comedy deals with boisterous Clarence Day, Sr., his seemingly light- headed spouse, their four sons, and their delightful household of ser- vants, unwanted clerical visitors, and even more unwanted visiting relatives. Mr. Peter Overson, head of the Department of Dramatic Arts and director of the play, seemed to have come up again with perfect casting while at the same time he provided a variety of learn- ing experiences for GCC drama students. 191

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Olympic stars With warm weather and sunny skies the Glendale Aquatics Club's championship dedication swim meet was presented on April 20. The meet included wel- come speeches by Glendale May- or Max Klass and District Presi- dent John Prince. Entertainment was provided by the Glendale Gaucho Band and the GCC pom pon line. A special diving exhibition was presented by olympic stars Keith Russell, Annie Peterson, and Teresa Brookbank. The di- vers impressed the audience with their skills off the college diving board. According to Coach Kong, the GCC Aquatics Club sponsor. several state records were broken during the A.A.U. part. The A.A.U. featured events for swimmers from the ages five to sixteen. Also the meet was the first competition among the GCC stu- dents. The first event for the college men was the 50-meter freestyle swim with the first four swimmers finishing within one half second of each other. Rick Sheer finished the event first. Other men events included the backstroke with Mike Ball finishing first, and the breast- stroke with Bill Hammontree placing first. The college women's events were equally competitive. The free-style went to the first place winner Mary Kelly, with the backstroke going to Patty New- man, and the breaststroke cap- tured by Sharon Herrera. Medals were awarded to the first three finishers in each event, and ribbons were given to the fourth and fifth place finishers.