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

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Nocturne Staff . Eclitors, or Katie Pavelich Assistant Editor 6 Carolyn Hall 7 as Layout Eclitors is ' Joyte Dean 7 Dennis Erickson Copy Editor Lynda Skelcling + Photographer 6 Brian Lanker 6 Faculty Advisory: Mr. James Waltz 4 Table of Contents Introduction Administration St. Govern ment Academics Honors Forums is Student Life Closing no I-ll 12-'l5 'l 8-25 28-63 66-67 68-71 72-75 76

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