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

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Traditional ceremonies honor Class of '68 Participating in this year's commencement activities were approximately 327 graduates. This number is more than twice that of the preceding year. The commencement ceremonies took place in the traditional three- fold style: the Sophomore Con- vocation, the Baccalaureate ser- vice and the graduation cere- mony. The Sophomore Convocation featured speeches by Danny Spitler, vice president of the ASS5 Mr. lmon Gammage, ASS ad- visor, and GCC Executive Dean, Dean Matt O. Hanhila. The Baccalaureate service began with a prayer by Eddie Murphy and a scripture reading by Pam Avery. The main address of the evening was conducted by Father Fred Hall of St. Louis the King Church. Closing the service was the benedicition given by Rita Ruminski. Pomp and Circumstance, played by the GCC Concert band, conducted by Lee Baxter, was the cue for the processional to the graduation. The Invocation was given by Reverend Robert Peale of Aldersgate Methodist Church. The band added to the ceremony with a selection by Brent Heisinger, Fantasia for Band. The final address was given by Dr. Robert J. Hannelly, Presi- dent Emeritus of the Maricopa County Junior College District. Dr. John F. Prince, President of the Maricopa County Junior College District, presented the Class of l968. I99

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Williams' play staged ln unique atrium theater Tennessee Williams' classical American play, Cnc Glass ,Menag- erie was performed May 9-Il by GCC's drama department. They presented the intense drama in the Atrium Theater, an open air theater. Une Glass ,Menagerie is an auto- biographical, memory play with typical Williams' characters. lt is a play of a lower-middle class family caught in an emo- tional and economical trap. Each member of the family tries to find a certain way to escape from his problems. Tom finds escape by running away to sea. The play is Tom's reflection of the past. His mother escapes by living in the past, and his crippled sister lives in a fantasy world centered around a collection of little glass animals. The unique sets incorporated by Overson and his acting class, combined with the play itself, left the audience with a lasting impression. Steve Goodien Carol May .. Debbie Reconic John Speer .. Ted Rexall Linda Decker .. Laura Minton ....... ...Cam rlmanaa . .laura .lmnling costumes L'05fllIlI6'5 John Speer .. stagemanagement Bri a n H u rley . stage management Peter Overson ..... difectian

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'21 ..--+ ,aff V ff ' dtttosfe' Y .1 ' xy-as 555: .Q-.. f '- , - -,v.1,. I - s 1 I , ,..,,, iihggg ADMINISTRATORS Butler, Miss Nancy-I9 Capper, Victor L.-l9,I33 Hanhila, Dr. Matt-I8 Heuser, Dr. Robert-I9 Pierson, Theodore-I9 Smith. Dr. Clifford-I8 FACU LTY Ausere,Joe-32, I55 Backus, Charlotte-3l Barkin, Dr. Ted-32 Baxter, Leroy-30 Bayley, Conrad-32, l48 Benham. Milford-28 Bietto, F rank-32 Bloss, Dale-26 Boetto, Herbert-26 Braasch, Vernon-26 Brazie, Thomas-32 Brown, Mary-26 Campion, Maurice-32,I55 Charvonia, Ronald-SI Chord, Paul-32 Clayton, Dorothy-26,I2O Cole, Betty-32 Como, Frank-32 Csontos, Louis-28 Darland, Fara-32,I5O Davy, Roger-28 Decker, Clair-28 Dillard, Georgia-25 Dixon, Henry-32 Dotterer, William-SI Dutton, Mary-30,I32,I33 Eastin, Gene-32 Fasset, Charles-32 Fitzgerald, Frank-30 Flint. Elaine-25 Flipper. Joseph-28 Forney, Merril-28,I37 Frost, Ronald-24 Fuenning, Richard-27,88,IO7 Gammage, Imon-Sl Gardner, Moffat-32,l43 Gentry, Warren-3O,I32 Hansen, Vance-33 Harper, Dr. Paul-30 Harris, Eugene-30 Hartley, Jack-33 Higgins, Donald-33 Hoeffel, Al-24 Hoff, Edward-28 Holt, Dr. Hal-SI Hubbard, LaRue-SI Hurlebass, H.W.'24 Johanson, Leonard'3O 11,51 if Jordan. Roy-25 Kidney, Charlotte-27 Kilgard, Barbara-28 King, Owena-3l Klan, Walter-28 Knopp, Nelda-27,I22 Kong, Moonie-27,9I Kurtz, Donald-SI Lange, Dr. Merle-24 Long, Charles-29 Lorenzini, Dr. August-33 Lundeen, Robert-30 Mancuso, James-33,I5O Markowitz, Hal-29 Martin, Ethel-3l Mathews, Jack-29 Matz, Harry-33,l! 7 McCoy, Leslie-29 Mikus. Dr. Andrew-33 Moloso, Phillip-25 Murphy, Irma-33,I54 Overson, Peter- 33,l97 Peters, Allen-29 Pilch, Richard-9I Pratt, Margaret-29 Reiss, Kate-34 Roberson, Doyle-29 Roberts. Theresa-29 Rollins, Carl-24,9l Sickrey, William-25 Smart, John-34 Smelser, Philip-34 Smith, James-27 Smith. Louis-34 Squires, Carl-29 Staheli, Wendell-9I Vawter. Charles-3I Vowles. Gwen-34,I49 Waltrip, Dr. John-34 Weiss, Kenneth-27 Werneken, Jane-34 Wilcox, Robert-34 STAFF Akin, Mary-22 Alcaraz, Ray-23 Allison, Genevieve-ll Alpert, Betty-20 Anderson, Martha-20 Bailey, Hal-23 Barstad, Ray-23 Brashear, Norman-22 Buehman, Jane-20 Clifford, Dottie-20 Cook. Pat-ll Crigler, George-23 Davis, Joe-23 ee.. sms? ND MV, ,,.,V,., N, ek.- I wi, 1.1, Hg, ii F. 1, ,. elf , -.fr i, Y, : YI it Dawson, Hank-23 Denen, Madelene-20 Dewey, Mary-2l Duff. Lillian-2l Eaton, Hershel-23 Evans, Vivian-22 Fahnestock, Jess-23 Faluai, Ermyntrude-22 Fine, John-22 Giles, Wes-23 GonzaIas,Tiburcio-23 Gooding, George-23 Harper, Marion-2l Harris, Wayne-23 Hill, Dennie-23 Hill, Henry-23 Hinkel, Mary-.'2l Jack, Mary-22 James, Ruth-20 Kelm, Ed-23 Lopez, Ynez-23 Lord, Glayds-22 Malone, Aranna-22 McShane, Rosemary-20 McVay, Rita-20 Miller, Elizabeth-20 Morton. Wilber-22 Mowrey, Maraget-20 Nenneman, Bill-22 Nevarez. Connie-22 Noll, Olga-2l Ochoa, lsaura-22 Openshaw, Rose-JI Perry, Eugene-23 Petty, Madeline-20 Prince. Louisa-2I Repela, Rosina-Il Roby, Harry-23 Sankey, Ray-23 Scalberg, Alama-ll Schindler, Francis-ll Sloan, Mariorie-22 Socket, Ruth-20 Stump, Ethel-22 Taylor, Robert-JI Theriavlt. Nancy-22 Waddick, LeRoy-23 Winschear, Maxine-22 Wood, John-23 Young, Mildred-20 Yturralde, Steve-25 ACTIVITIES Adult mixed chorus-l75 A.S.S. talent show-l86 Athletics banquet-l78 AWS Winter Formal-l7O Ballet Performance-l7O Bill Mauldin-I83 Camelot-IS7 Family Night-I84 Gaucho Day-l94 Glass ,Mrlfagrrict 271:-195 Graduation-I99 Homecoming-IOO Jmporlaur: uf Heiuy Earlrrsl, Us-166 ,CHI ufilh Yarhcr-190 Olaeta Basque Festival-I64 One Act Plays-I58 Phoenix, Symphony-ISO Pool dedication-I92 Sadie Hawkins Day-l96 Snowbowl trip-I68 Student government induction-I7G ATHLETICS Baseball-IIO Basketball-97 Cross Country-86 Football-9I Golf- Il8 Intramurals-I23 Tennis, men's-I I6 Track-IO7 Volleyball-I22 Wrestling-IO2 ORGANIZATIONS Aquatics Club-I54 Associated Freshmen-l35 Associated Men-l37 Associated Sophomore-I34 Associated Stuudents-ISO Associated Continuing Education-I32 Associated Women-I36 AWARE-l4O Band-I46 Cheer squad-I52 Choir-I44 Christian Scientists-I43 Forensics-l5O Honor Board-I38 Journalism-I49 Lettermen-ISI Newman Club-I42 Phi Thete Kappa-I39 Pom Pon-I53 Ski Club-l54 S.N.E.A.-I4I Spanish Club-I55 Zfravrlrr staff-155 Yearbook-l48 STUDENTS Abel, Enid-47 Abraham. Rachelle-47 Abramson, Pauline-47 Acevedo, Ramon-35,I46 Acrees, Larry-47 Adams, David-47 Aguilar, Guadealupe-47 Ahart, William-47 Ahearne, Kathleen-47 Algrim, Harry-47 Ainley, Caryl-47 Ainsa, Albert-47 Aker, Thomas-47 Albee, Lynette-35 Alben, Tom-47 Alcantar, Ray'47 Alcocer, Ruben-47 Aldama, Virginia-47,I22 Alexander. George-47 Alexander, Neil-47 Alexander, Quinton-47 Allen. Garry-47