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

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Political figures enliven Current Issues ite- X. L 355 g-.2 Vance Hansen English Jack Hartley English Donald T. Higgins History Robert T. Hubbard Philosophy Dr. August Lorenzini glillfflllllll Spzech and Drama James Mancuso Speech Harry Matz Rzadiirg Dr. Andrew J. Mikus fyldffllldh Sofia! Srienccs Mrs. Irma Murphy tfnglislf Peter Overson Drama One of the more interesting courses offered by the Social Sci- ences department is the Current Issues class. With a different speaker each week, it features such men as Governor Jack Williams, speaking on Youth's Responsibili- ties, and Attorney General Darrell F. Smith, speaking on Capital Punishment . Expected to be the highlight of the spring semester is former senatorial and presidential candidate Barry Goldwater.

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The fundamental purpose of the Social Science department is to provide the core requirements for transfer and to offer additional courses of interest for students. Next year two new courses will be offered in the history department. They will consist of History of Eng- land and History of the Ancient World. The English division is large and varied. Freshman English is the most populated course, and prob- ably the most beneficial to stu- dents. Taught by I7 instructors, students are taught to use their imagination as well as to be creative. Other courses offered are Advanced Composition, Linguis- tics, Mythology, and Modern Fiction. At the present time there are three foreign languages taught at GCC: German, French and Spanish. Students may also participate in the foreign language clubs which offer such things as meetings with native speakers and an opportunity to attend dinners. Specialized history courses are added Joe Ausere Spanish Dr. Ted Barkin Soriologg Conrad S. Bayley English Frank J. Bietto J-listorg Thomas P. Brazie English Maurice Campion , Spanish - Paul C. Chord English , Mrs. Betty J. Cole English . if , -- Frank T. Como English T - Thomas Cook I aff- 'iw' ,Evg- '! ' 7' l ' . U . ',Qi.eQi'xws T L .nm , ' e Geography Miss Fara Darland English 1 ' Henry Dixon A Poliliml Science i re wg . H I y, Gene Eastin F F ' F 5 67hainnan gf ' ' i 57oroign Iangnagcs F Yu' Charles Fasset Reading Moffat Gardner History i 4 L 3 rl: it 1,- -'T-, V, f - ,W -ff X I L!! ,,, '-,, ..,: 1 stan' ,.. LE ,.,. Q I! l fi wr' l fs-

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