Phoenix College Evening Division - Nocturne Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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gg -J iv 2 2 ' 'ra V' 5 M t! gl gi 'T-n..,.w 1 l 7 1 ll S , 1' L li--1 SEX. . 1 X s .5 l K l I t . l A t f I' X' ' Q 4 Seven night school students ioined the Fine Arts Committee when it was formed at the Ramada Inn in September. Fine Arts Committee Brings One Man Art Show to PC -1-v, Mr. John Ransom, art instructor for Phoenix College presents his own works for public display. X I G vi-gh-41,444-Qgeld wr.,--vi Za W-...SN I One of Mr. Ransom's works included an early frontier town scene

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Interested members ioined the Forum Committee at the Ramada Inn dinner given by the student government. - I is fig F fr' 'w I X XT- 1-s. 4 T- M4 V lf 5'J1.,Q, 1- . fi It it in w 3 25- qu ' .P l S4 f or X Because the constitution had become too inclusive and because the rapid growth in the student body made necessary the amending of the constitution numerous times, the Executive Board decided td revise it. One of the articles said that the present constitution could be amended by simple maiority vote. It has been repealed to state that a proposal to amend must be submitted and becomes an amendment only after 15 days have elapsed. The revised constitution will deal only with presum- ably lasting fundamentals. The revision was com- pleted in mid-November. This year the Forum Committee presented to its audi- ences the best entertainment from all over the world. Starting off the season with Jimmie Rogers, the Concert Forum Lecture Series included such names as Agnes Moorehead, Lesley Frost, Greta Keller, Dr. A. L. Rowse and Senator John Tower. Some of the Executive Board members are on the various student government committees. 'I9 f. IV JL! gf' I

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Considered a great work of art, this picture of a matador in the ring was also on display. i .,l Mr. Ransom instructs his students in life drawing for PC night students i ii 4 V i 1 . i P i X. i, i i