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

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. 'Q-j Q 'X X 1 I IMC expands with more 'non-book' sources Service to students, the faculty and the public is the aim of the Instructional Materials Center. The IMC, the focal point of the GCC campus, contains a faculty reading room, a microfilm reading room, an audiovisual complex, a typing room, conference rooms, and many more areas for specialized services. In addition to circulating books. the library distributes over l5OO reels of microfilm,.and has photo- copy machines available for stu- dent use. The audio-visual area benefits students by making avail- able many films and other non- book resources. Displays of private art work are scheduled throughout the year. Study carrels and the open air reading patio are addi- tional sewices for the student. The future holds the promise of listen- ing carrels in which students will be exposed to taped concerts. speeches, foreign languages, and many other programs. Even further ahead are promises of television carrels with each carrel containing its own screen. The services rendered students in the IMC are aimed at involving them in new cultural and educa- tional learning experiences. Mrs. Georgia Dillard Mrs. Elaine Flint Roy Jordan Philip Moloso William Sickrey Periadimls and ,Assislant Dzreetur, .A lf Dzreetar ,-lajuisitious Direefer of Hreulaliafz Reference Serwees ffbfdflhll .7,,ll6' ,Cibrarzizu 25

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Counselors aid students Continuous is the word to de- scribe the Counseling Department of GCC. Individual counseling, job placement services, testing pro- grams, and contact with surroun- ding high schools are carried on throughout the academic year. The counseling staff is available to as- sist students in planning educa- tional programs of either 2-year terminal or 4-year transfer duration. The arrival of new equipment, such as the electrofile which will help the department in its data processing of information about students and students interests, will aid in the efficiency and time consumption for those in the department. On the basis that everyone has his own place, the Counseling De- partment is continuously working to help each individual. f-'N 'N 1ln,..f ' J--sg Ronald Frost AI Hoeffel H. W. Hurlebaus Dr. Merle Lange Carl Rollins Cfouuselor obuuszlor Placelumt Director of .7aatI1all Hounsclar daunseliug Cozzlrsflmy , ' g, ii ii J ' - ' ii : rir it O? - ' ' JW tfifktwtyas, Y

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The main goal of the Physical Educational Department is to pro- vide the students with the oppor- tunities to develop knowledge and skills in activities that they will need as adults in a society with a greater amount of leisure time at their disposal. They are striving to promote such activities as swim- ming, tennis, golf, bowling, and archery. Not only do the many activities provide entertainment and enjoyment for the individual but also help one to maintain physical and mental fitness. Two classroom courses are also being offered in the department. Healthful Living covers such areas as personal health, first aid, and medical self-help. School and Community Health considers the responsibilities of the classroom teacher in the school and commu- nity health programs. .- egzffiaav, 'mvm -sv? :,,r'Jle'Q - X, is--. v-' g ,ie 5 vi, in Z w'illl '5?:l3 i llllllwf -' lnl ul' W 157: 1 . Z' Y 1 ' l 'VL . in i PP HEMI. f' V V552 , ,, ,bg ' . . it . .-.JN E '.L....-...- ' f- ' lf-se ilgggli Q' T M' 'im fl hi, ,L AL -3.3 3 z- gi il 2 . H . f 'fs M l , e. ' , V '1 , l I I ll' ' l ll ll il First Arizona junior college Swim meet set for GCC pool Mrs. Mariam Austin Physlkal Eduratiofz Dale R. Bloss Plfysiml fducatiuu Herbert Boetto Physical Edumtion Vernon C. Braasch 6'l1air111af1-,Men Phgsiml fdllt'dff0Il Mrs. Mary Ley Brown fflllllb' Ecnnamics Mrs. Dorothy Clayton Physiral Educatzlw 'Ur' -uit? .,. fs . f--fi with -Q 4-.5 'l l L.. . -iv!