Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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TTT? -dh 1015. ,KS FRONT ROW: Peggy Brown, Geri Marsh, Kathy Heams, Roberta THIRD ROW: Unidentified, Miss Dianne Rood Associate Dean Kramlef. Kris Parks. Car0IJOr1eS- SECOND ROW! Peggy Boulef. of Students-Rosejean Hinsdale, Mrs. Joy McLain BACK Peggy Robison, Ellen Mishkind, Diane Pacheco, Pam Compton. ROW: Chris Wright, Ann Kennedy, Alannah Kahley Inter-Sorority Council promotes cooperation between sororities and their members on the Phoenix Col- lege campus. Inter-Sorority council plans and conducts joint activities with sev- eral sororities participating. Inter-Sorority Council sponsors one of the most active times of the year, rush week. Inter-Sorority Council's member- ship includes the advisor, presi- dent, and vice-president of each sorority officially recognized and approved by Phoenix College. The Associate Dean of Students is the council advisor. ISC also sees to it that no sorority violates a P.C. rule or regulation. INTER-SORORITY COUNCIL 10

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Physical conditioning and physical education is an important part of college life. It is an opportunity for the student to take a break from study and enjoy orga- nized physical activities. lt enables the mind to function better by keeping the body fit and healthy. The organized sports offered in physical education cover a wide variety of interests. Volleyball, golf, soc- cer, badminton, tennis, fencing, handball, dance, archery, field hockey, and gymnastics are some of the activities open to the student. Hopefully, the skills learned in physical education will provide the student with activities to fill his leisure hours. With the rise of automation this is especially important. More and more leisure hours for the working man are predicted in fu- ture years and organized physical activity may be a partial answer. -Emiss- ABOVE: Elma Weiss Joy , ' McLain Ann Oehmke. .A 0- i LEFT: Mary Boulet Doro- . thy Naples. WOMEN PHYSICAL EDUCATICN

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Marion Wong-Secretary, R og e r Shear- Vice-President, Leo Potter-President, Shaw- na Renolds-Treasurer. ASSCCIATED STUDENTS Associated Students is the student government of Phoenix College. lt is composed of four elected officers, fo u rt e e n appointed commissioners, AWS, AMS, and the Freshman and Sophomore class officers. Associated Students is organized around an Executive Board and Ad- visory Committee. Executive Board consists of the elected and appointed officers of AS, the President and Vice- President of AMS and AWS, and the president and representative of the Freshman and Sophomore class. Execu- tive Board also has three faculty advisors. Advisory Committee consists of the members of the Executive Board, the Dean and Associate Dean of Students, the faculty advisory of AS and the Freshman and Sophomore class, four faculty representatives elected by the faculty, the secretary, treasurer, and social commissioner of AWS and AMS, and the Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer of the Freshman and Sopho- more classes.