Grand Canyon University - Canyon Trails Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1958 volume:

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We recall how he has said to the chapel audience, Sing that stanza again-I love to hear you sing . We couldn't forget his loyalty to Texas, the land of milk and honey , and surely we can never forget his contagious laugh. Scores of students will always be grate- ful to him for the guidance and counseling he has offered, so frequently concluded with, lf there is anything l can do to help, be sure to let me know . Because we love you, we The T958 Canyon Trails staff, are proud to dedicate this book to you, clean glenn eason -af ,- 12- s , 'I Y . A. 'Q ' lu ' w ' ' 1 1 fp. IV 'v :ff iilfz , s .. . ?.- ,1 ' u'gy1 : wry r 2, I . r, , -4:W,., ., ,W . 'I-ff: , is 5 :'n,. .', f ag5gggfg:5a:ea:Ea:ea::1 M M L Z I..- ............. as - if 31' ',ff V . Y ' ,V 5- ' L+. L, J :'2i:Gi!' ' - IJ' hifi! 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Plain, Tolleson, Charles Ray, Salt Lake City, Utah W. R. Sullivan, Phoenix, Robert Ethington, Casa Grande, Wiley Hinton, Globe, W, A. McLeod, Phoenix, Walter T Omen, Tucson, Robert Crigler, Phoenix, R. James Latitte, Chandler, C. Vaughan Rock, Phoenix, Roger Woodall Aio. y board of trustees L. to R.: Joe H. Music, President,Gerald A. Hall, Secretary, Loyed R. Simmons, President ofthe College. loyed r summons President of the College The exceedingly rich and varied life of Grand Canyon College is reflected in pages of this annual, and the Administration of the school is grateful to have been a part of this life. We con- gratulate both faculty and student body on the achievements of this year. They have been notable indeed, and constitute the significant history that has been written in the field of Christian Education in Arizona during the school session now drawing to a close. Our prayers and abiding interest will follow the careers of our graduating seniors, and our encouragement is extended to the undergraduates in the further pursuit of their formal training. LOYED R. SIMMONS 9 iames I. mc neti' Direcfor of Public Relations glenn eason Decm-Regisirar d. c. martin Acfing Deon of Men Associate Professor of Religion marie mc intosh Aciing Deon of Women Associclfe Professor of Sociol Studies . mi I' Q -,.uE ,.:': ' 3 iii? -L' faculty CHESTER S. BAGG Associate Professor of MUSICj Acting Head of Department WOODROW BERRYHILL Assistant Professor of Education BETTY L, BECK Associate Professor of English, Acting Head of Department DAVID B. BRAZELL Athletic Coach, Associate Professor of Physical Educationg Acting Head of Department N 7'n-is ROLAND L. BECK Professor of Education, Head of Department, Director of Teacher Training MILDRED BRAZELL Instructor in Physical Education 'Sk -, .., . tm . .JtWJ552 N.:- N Q51 r' T if Li? -'57 CURTIS R. BURGESS Assistant Professor of Business Administration FRANK CRIGLER Instructor in Music VERA M. BUTLER Visiting Professor of Education BURTON S. GAVITT Associate Professor of Foreign Language ELIZABETH B. CLAWSON Assistant Professor of English JEAN M. HINKLE Librarian PAUL R. JAKES Associate Professor of Religionf Extension CLARICE MABEN Assistant Professor of Soc HARRY D. KENT Associate Professor of Business Administrationg Acting Head of Departmenty Acting Business Manager of the College HENRY M. MANN Assistant Professor ARTHUR M. LEE Professor of Social Studies Head of Department GORDON PSALMONUS Associate Professor of Religion 'S ' ii-- V - -7-..-V - ---,.,,- . . ' .. .1-. :nr -' A I HT! i' if - -1. -. I . .. 1 75, iiiufiii yr I v, I i SHIH-MING WANG Associate Professor of Science: Acting Head of Department ' f, . .. J'-'-'k f r. ,Met-P'1 s-.QPX .Q-'Z XFIFW' '.II . ,Inv 1.1 5.44 ,g 1. il ' 1. I..! ' Air, ' J' i . H it - : L' .Ji I .I I . I. 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' ' taff LEOLA BROWN Assistant Registrar, Director of Kaibab Hall ' CAROLYN MARTIN Secretary to the President :-lf? .A 'EH 1 MYRTLE S. EASON Manager of College Bookstore KATHRYN MCNETT Qecretary Department of Public Relations -,. w , MAXINE C JAKES l Clerk in Business Office l VIRGINIA M. TROW Clerk in Business Office M li I l l CK DIANA LAY vm: 117112, A . , gn. i 17 'P ' - .V A -nhl.. ' .A ., ..I,,l. , ,I ' -'i' ,, 'i .by ' - , ,J , . r . .i ,. :ilu all ,J CLARA BURGHOUT ALMA MUNS Manager of College Cafeteria Director of Bright Angel Hall R. N., College Nurse BlLLlE JENKINS JO CONNER Cafeteria Assistants LEO K. PEPPING Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds CHARLES M. COOKE M. D., College Physician MR. AND MRS. ROBERT COOK Managers of Sfuolent Center 17 ll -l, we 1 P Whistle While You Work was an appropriate theme songyfor this year's Student Council. It may have been harcll 'tid'lwhistle all of the time, but they really worked. Sorne of'their more prominent duties and accomplishments were welcoming the freshmen, raising money tor the new patio, revising and publishing the handbook, and super- vising Mom and Dad's Day, Rodeo Day, student assembly programs and all student association elections. An Alma Mater was adopted, some mighty dusty roads were oiled, and May Day was held tor the first time. The Council will long leave a print on this school for the fine work it did. Roger Schmidt, Vice President The Council. Row l, L. to R.: Charles Lee, Mary Beth Edwards, Ginger Jenkins, Sharon Boyes, Lois Stone, Janet Allen Grover Garrett. Row 2, L. to R.: Mr . D. C. Martin, Wendill Estill, Mickey Jackson, Roger Schmidt, Jim Newvulle Gordon Copple. 'I9 kaibab hall The Men's Dormitory was governed by The fol- lowing officers: President, Odell Henderson ffirst semesterl, Mickey Jackson lseconcl semesfe-rl, Vice President, Frank Park Cfirsf sernesferj, Tommy Bar- wick Csecond semesterlg Secretary-Treasurer, Ken- ny Thomas, Chaplain, Ralph English, Social Chair- man, Johnny Crain. Mrs. Leola Brown, L. to R.: Mickey Jackson, Tommy Barwick, Ralph' English, Johnny Crain 1 L A l l l l i l i l rf , ' I V, l . , , , , ' ' l iv Q' v 1 gl ni ,. in 3 '- piyw 1 EZUJE' llfiwl. Mickey Jackson, President Director ' 20 ' if H, ' -' . 14-:i-v:i1f- 1-.z an-f' ' .- . ' Q' '-f'-me f'?i '1J-'. '- -AJ f-Q ' - MM, ' .' :Mis .jf--351 -y3'fp1'1:1--fL'- L f hi , HQ 1. J.,-y'Q..,, YF.'-.ijgwf '-5 :Q ':5f, ,qiTsggifafge'i1-yLIf,Xp- jfvljrw 551 , ,pf---4 . ,j- -:v--, - 1- T , , ,,: g- gg: J' ,rrl -- E,-42515 ffa'u5f' fu g. F,. 'W1v. FT.1.'f? '5i'L ll-5964?-,5'J 10555 '35-25fi s ' ,L-,-1 'Q-l 57, -1,,...' 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They were the first graduates of Grand Canyon College to be appointed. The Evensons were among i8 young people appointed for overseas work at the October meeting, bringing the total number of active Southern Baptist foreign missionaries to l,l79 serving in 38 countries. Dr. Billy Graham brought the charge to the missionaries. A native of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Mr. Evenson moved with his family to Phoenix, when he was ii years old. He was con- verted and accepted the call to the ministry in the North Phoenix Baptist Church. Mr. Evenson received the bachelor ot arts degree from Grand Canyon College and the bachelor of divinity degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Sem- inary, Fort Worth, Texas. Mis. Evenson is the sister ot Sharon Van't Kerkhoff who is now completing her sophomore year at Grand Canyon College. Mrs. Evenson is also a graduate of Grand Canyon College and did additional work at the Texas Christian University, Fort Worth. The Evensons have twin daughters who will accompany them to South America, Sherril Lynn and Sharon Lee, age two. S , It is interesting to note that Kenneth Evenson, while in Grand Canyon College, served as Associate pastor of the North Phoenix Baptist Church with pastor James R. Staples. Mr. Staples, a member of the Foreign Mission Board, was present for the appointment and made the motion for the Evensons' appointment. As a trustee of Grand Canyon College Mr. Staples also brought congratulations from the college and the membership ot North Phoenix Baptist Church. 22 1 . A if , R n 'lla- - - Y-511,11 ,..:,-fp-ay- -1 , 5' , 'Q-bw'-ji1l1 ui?-T,-f?'j, gi, ,E Em '-if ,v,-j'ggi'i,.? 2-.-I QQ, 'gjf.1..1 '5i. 1 1 , , .Q .s?,,A?,5'fg 4 H-fp .LV g, - , ' ' As ' 'liiggrf ' ?? A1 ' ,U . ,P . 4, 'Lag' X'AggLEix.::.'L :4,jiE 5. 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U - --,f r. . , uf- ,. wp nl pid! -J' p w 'mum ., . ,I .-,A W .,.,. ,Z w C4 1 notes of scholars 23 david conaster Studious and good-natured, Dave is an Ante- lope of whom we are proud and a friend we can count on. Through the years, he has been president, treasurer, and on the executive council of th SNEA. Other loyalties have been pledged to the B.S.U. and the Student Council Judiciary Committee of which he served as chairman. He is a member of the l.R.C. and is vice-president of the GCC Trailer Court. Dave's future plans are to teach biology on the secondary level. who's grover a. garrett This outstanding senior Antelope hails from Tucurncari, New Mexico. Grover's quiet and pleasing personality have made a lasting contribution to GCC. Especially active in stu- dent government, he has served in class of- fices, and this year is President of the Student Association. Grover has also Ministerial Alliance, serving tain. Other activities include ECHOES staff, acting in school been active in as group cap- servlng on the plays, and par' ticipating in intramural sports. His many talents and attributes will guarantee him suc- cess in the work of missions. 24 who among students in american universities and colleges gayle mc allister ayle has been a favorite on our campus during e's talents are spread over a wide area which This talented diplomat and versatile Antelope, originally from Illinois, has made many contributions to our campus. He was president ot the I.R.C. last year and led the club in much activity and regional prestige. Bob likes music as well as books, and last year he served as president of the band. Other activities include intramural sports, senior representa- tive to Student Council, Ministerial Association group captain, and mem- E NYON TRAiLs, serving on the student Council, E being publicity director for the B.S.U. She has L E nging with the Girl's Trio and with the Choral- ? E ng leading parts in the operas given by the 3 p1 m 'ear's lovely Campus Sweetheart comes from ,E m E 'aduation, Gayle plans to attend seminary to fi l- fi r Christian work. 3 is 5 Q Z Et m 2 El Q E I '4'l i'7f fL'T ' F9 4 ' 11 U : ra robert 1 U Eg Q 5 UI E 3 'l 3 IF schmalfuss V E9 Q it Ei 'EF , V . .- lg l QD. l ,l bership in the Young Republican's Club. Bob plans to use his many talents and radiant personality for the ministry. c. ...f an , REEL, sasrfqwrjftxiw: -Q l. t if 'HQ l if-L ,. .,, V t, t .3 i i.,.-'t - . .- ,,, Nl.-I . .. roger schmidt GCC will long remember Roger for his smile and winning ways. This year he was pastor for the campus revival. Roger was also active in Ministerial Association and has served both as president and group captain. Other activities include being program chairman for l.R.C., membership in the Pierian Club, serving on the B.S.U. Council, and being Student Association Vice-President. Roger has chosen English for his college maior and the ministry for his career. 25 r-1 WW ' -'H' it f' r tg t 4 l t shlrley sfephens An English maior from Glendale, Arizona, Shirley has been very active in student government, being a member of the Student Council for three years, serving as treasurer of the senior class and also as Student Association Secretary. Shirley has shown herself to be talented both in the literary and dramatic areas. She was editor of Shadows for a year, and also she participated in senior class plays. Pert and attractive, Shirley's busy life at GCC will help her in many ways as she teaches in curl timmins Hard work describes Carl. Maioring in English, he has earned for himself many well-deserved honors. Carl was editor of ECHOES last year, was active in the Pierian Club, and used his music ability singing in the Choralaires for three years. In addition to these activities, Carl has managed to provide for a lovely family. Texas has done it again, in producing this exceptional Antelope. Carl's future plans include religious education work. '26 high school after graduation. senior symphony pr-esidenf vice-president l Ross Woodruff ' , Howard Dean . . .capable conductor of . . . handles this iob as this symphony. well as a basketball. SeCl'6fCl' y 'l'l'eCSUl el' Juanita Baker . . . are all secretaries this pretty and qualified? I Shirley Stephens . . . efficient and able keeper of the senior funds Permanent Class Officers Charles Oliver, Vice-President, Juanita Baker, Secretary- Treasurer, Grover Garrett, President. The happiness of your life depends on the qual- ity of your thoughts. ' -Antonius My God and l The White Orchid Turquoise and White Miss Marie Mclntosh, Sponsor A beautiful and maiestic symphony - that can be descriptive of our four years here at Grand Canyon College, marked by the usual four movements. We came in 1954 with our hearts full of hope and anticipation of the coming years. Gary Ramer and Bob Petitt led us through an exciting and successful year with many class members already making brilliant contributions to G.C.C. life. Several of our pretty girls took honors in Campus Royalty. Our second movement was marked with notes of happiness. Bob Petitt, class conductor this year led us in many activities, and again many of our class were outstanding in areas of scholastics, athletics, and religion. Grover Garrett conducted the third movement, full of activity for everyone. The outstanding event of this year was planning for the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was held in Mesa. Lew Sorenson, one of the star basketball players, was appropriately elected G,C.C.'s Homecoming King. This, the final movement to our symphony, has passed quick- ly, Charles Oliver took over the conductor's stand, replacing Ross Woodruff who directed us the first semester. Five members of our class were elected to Who's Who in American Univer- sities and Colleges. We also took pride this year in presenting the play Papa ls All. Thanks to our sponsors, class officers, and all the class members, we may look back with fond mem- ories of our experiences here - taking with us a part of G.C.C. spirit, never to be forgotten. With God directing us further, we shall go onward with ai song in our hearts! 28 patricia ann armstrong norman ayres Music Phoenix, Arizona B.A: Bible Owenton, Kentucky HOHOI' Roll '55-'58, ECi10eS Staff '57-'58, Radio Club Ministerial A550Ciafi0n '51-'58, '56-'58, WCW '56-'58, Junior Marshall '56-'57, Choral- aires Accompanist '54-'56. iuanita ayers baker terry branch B.S: Elementary Education Phoenix, Arizona B.A: English Lakeside, Arizona Pierian Club '54-'58, Vice-President '54-'56, Secretary Ministerial Association '54-'58, Echoes Staff, '57-'58, '57-'58, SNEA '54-'58, BSU Greater Councii '56-'57, Choralaires '54-'57, Harvest Queen '54-'55, Echoes Staff '54-'56, Canyon Trails Staff '55-'58, Class Officer '57-'58, 1 5 . 1 1 1 1 , Ri 1 I i 1 C 1 1 emma iean clark Harold Clark B.S: Elementary Education Phoenix, Arizona B-Si EIemenfafY Education Phoenix Honor Roll '55-'5g, WCW '55-'58I SNEA '56-'58- Ministerial Association '55-'58, SNEA '56-'58, eloise Cobb laWl'enCe cook B.S: Elementary Education Phoenix, Arizona B-A2 Bible Phoenix, Afilo SNEA '54,'55l '57-'58l IRC '57-'58' Ministerial Association '53-'58, Program '53-'54. H ,n li elarf., -: . '-'- In- -- l' -V, 1 gl ring.-, , . patrick o.copley ierry crow B.A: Social Studies Phoenix, Arizona B.S: Physical Education Bakersfield, California SNEA '57-'58, IRC '57-'58, Choralaires '56. SNEA '55-'58, Life Service Group '54-'55, Letterman's Club '54-'58, Varsity Basketball '54-'55, Baseball '54- '58, PE Club '54-'56. howard dean ruth elliott B.S: Physical Education Wickenburg, Arizona 5-52 El9 l'lenf3l'Y Ed'-lC3ll0 Glendale, Al'l10I1i Senior Class Vice-President '57-'58, Student Council SNEA '57-'58. '54-'55. Varsity Basketball, Baseball '54-'58. q if-'ff i N i r r i i I i 1 i J r , 'bv robert estes wendell estill B.A: Social Studies Roaring Springs, Texas B.A: Social Studies Clifton Hill, Missouri Ministerial Association '56-'58, Life Service Group '57- '58, a. bert follmar melvin fowlkes B.S: Elementary Education Phoenix, Arizona B.S: Elementary Education Griffithsville, West Virginia Ministerial Association '55-'58. Ministerial Association '54-'58, Life Service Group '54- '58, BSU '54 58, Pierian Club '56-'58, IRC '54-'55, Young Republicarfs Club '56-'58. ,, ii 1 i i. it Rl W! ia, V: W, 3 3' 'Hwy gilbert gaddis B.S: Physical Education Science Hill, Kentucky Varsity Baseball '55-'57, Varsity Club '56-'57, Arizona Recreation Association '56-'57, ' iames t. gore B.A: Social Studies Beaumont, Texas Ministerial Association '54-'58. grover a. garrett B.A: Social Studies Tucumcari, New Mexico Freshman Class Vice-President '54-'55, Sophomore Class President '55-'56, Junior Class President '56-'57, Student Association President '57-'58, Choralaires '54, '57, Student Rotarian '57-'58, Ministerial Association '54-'58, Echoes Staff '54-'56, Officer Kaibab Hall '55- '57, Senior Play '57, Who's Who '57-'58, annie ford harris B.S: Elementary Education Phoenix, Arizona Transfer from Alabama College, Montevallo, Alabama. ' P charles heistand B.S: Elementary Education Granite City, Illinois Honor Roll '53-'58, Junior Marshall '56-'57, Pierian Club '53-'58, IRC '53-'58, Vice-President '55-'56, Life Service Group '53-'58, Ministerial Association '53-'58, Echoes Staff '53-'55, Canyon Trails Staff '56-'57, BSU Executive Council '56-'57, clarence r. jenkins B.S: Business Administration St. Elmo, Illinois Ministerial Association '52-'58. I 'Sain' 1-'WHY annie ruth howington B.S: Elementary Education Prescott, Arizona IRC '56-'58, YWA '55-'56, '57-'58, Life Service Group '55-'58, SNEA '57-'58. virginia jenkins carter B.S: Pysical Education Winslow, Arizona SNEA '57-'58, Student Council '57-'58, Campus Beauty '55-'57, Homecoining Queen '55-'56, Cheerleader '55- '57, Senior Play '55-'57, Echoes Staff '55-'56, PE Club '55, '57, Canyon Trails Staff '55, '57, harry e. lair milford g. misener B.A: Social Studies Celina, Texas B.A: English V Durango, Colorado Ministerial Association '55-'58, Choralaires '55-'58, Ministerial Association '56-'58, Shadows Editor '57-'58, Oratorio Society '57. charles w. oliver sandra darr oliver B.A: English Bayfield, Colorado B.S: Elementary Education Chillicothe, Missouri Pierian Club, '55-'58, President '57-'58, Choralaires '56-'57, Ministerial Association '55-'58, Junior Class Treasurer '57, Senior Class President '58, Young Dem- ocrat's Club '56-'58, Delegate BSU World Missions Congress '57. Pierian Club '57-'58, Choralaires '56-'58, Young Dem- ocrat's Club '56-'57, YWA President '56-'57. +I' l l S t l l t frank park B.S: Elementary Education Linch, Wyoming Ministerial Association '55-'56, SNEA '55-'56, Pierian Club '55-'56, Junior Class Vice-President '55-'56, Chor- alaires '55-'56, Oratorio Society '55-'56, Kaibab Hall Vice-President '56-'57, robert pettit B.A: Social Studies Seattle, Washington Ministerial Association '55-'58, Group Captain '55-'56, Publicity Chairman '56-'57, Student Council '55-'56, Freshman Class Vice-President '54, President '55. leo pepping B.A: Bible Rock Island, Illinois Ministerial Association '53-'58. c. ronald phelps B.A: Bible Fostoria, Illinois Ministerial Association '56-'58. cameron pulliam B.A: English Fulton, Missouri Ministerial Association '57-'58, IRC '57-'58, Canyon Trails Staff '56-'57, BSU Devotional Chairman '57-'58, Chorajaires '57, Opera '57, Senior Play '57, Actor of Year Award '56-'57, Arizona State Forsenics Tour- nament '57, roger I. schmidt B.A: English Phoenix, Arizona Ministerial Association '56-'58, President 57-'58, IRC '56-'58, Pierian Club '56-'58, Echoes Staff '56-'57, Stu- dent Association Vice-President '57-'58, BSU Council '57-'58, Campus Pastor '57-'58, Who's Who '57-'58. 'I , , ,robert schmalfuss B.A: History Sunnyslope, Arizona Ministerial Association '55-'58, IRC '55-'58, President '56-'57, Student Council '57, Young RepubIican's Club '56-'58, Band '56-'58, Who's Who '57-'58, harvey smith B.A: Social Studies Phoenix, Arizona S ,a ,,1.T5,-.--. ,a .-, l L , I I I I Zi gm lewis sorenson B. S. Physical Education Tucson, Arizona Varsity Basketball, Baseball '55-'58, Echoes Staff, '55- '56, Canyon Trails Staff '56-'57 Homecoming King '56- '57, Kaibab Hall President '56-'57,FTA Treasurer '57- '58, thelma stenglin B. S. Elementary Education Sunnyslope, Arizona Transfer from Geneva College, Bever Falls, Pennsyl- vania. elaine staples B. S. Elementary Education Phoenix, Arizona SNEA '56-'57, Pierian Club '57-'58, WCW '56-'57, shirley a. stephens B. A. English Glendale, Arizona Student Council '54-'55, '56-'57, Senior Class Treasurer '57-'58, Student Association Secretary '55-'56, Shadows Editor '56-'57, Echoes Staff '54-'55, Pierian Club '56-'58, SNEA '54-'58, WRA '57-'58, President Bright Angel Hall '56-'57, Arizona Delegate to NEA Convention '57, Who's Who '57-'8, Senior Plav '56-'57, william stephens B. A. History Glendale, Arizona Ministerial Association '54-'58, President '55-'56, Campus Pastor '55 56, IRC '56-'58, Young Republicarfs Club '56-'58, BSU '55-'56, Life Service Group '54-'55, Intercollegiate Speech Contest, First place in State, Honorable Mention in National Finals. waverly trantina B. S. Elementary Education Phoenix, Arizona Transfer from Yankton College, Yankton, South Dakota '56, SNEA '57-'58, - 4 t l t 'l 'f carl timmins B. A. English Littlefield, Texas Echoes Editor '56-'57, Choralaires '55-'57, Pierian Club '55-'56, Wl'1O's Who '57-'58. lee wallenmeyer B. A. Bible Jamestown, 'Missouri Ministerial Association '56-'58, BSU '56-'58, Choralaires '58, Oratorio Society '58, Life Service Group '56-'57. r 4 , , i l r t i i Q other ross l. woodruff A. Social Studies Gallup, New Mexico 5 nisterial Association '55-'58, IRC '57-'58, Senior Class sident '57, Radio Club '57-'58, Young Republican's ub '57-'58, Life Service Group '55-'57, wanda carlock palsy baker Collidge, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona l I. il thomas maloney 2 Phoenix, Arizona george bearden Whittier, California robert w. betz opal eason Phoenix, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona howard robinson charles brazeal Phoenix, Arizona Glendale, Arizona donald heath mildred martin Boulder, Colorado Phoenix, Arizona ' F: 1- 'e5,'g'1.v:2'ff f'nef1e-m3. ., 4- , ::,:,e. E 1-ef: -L 'e - e-4 'LL e I :Q fig- -, --ex ,ft Z .335 I - E 1 ei:-gif: ' 5517- :ii 1 j gully-1.Exg '11, if elle' - 1 L -lr wa ,. , l 5 i Z il Seniors ben dickenson Glendale, Arizona iames a. reid Phoenix, Arizona iunior iubilee President vice-president Odell' Henderson Carley Howell . our conscientious and . . . always wellbinformed good-natured leader. about the details of class government. SeCl e'l'Cl'y V I 'l'I'eGSUl'el' H H ' '----'H ' Anna May Hixson if -l - - PeVf0f f'ed her ClUT'eS . . . willingly took hard iobs Wlfh 5 Sparkling Smile that that offered much work lncled OU' 5PlflTS-U and little recognition. The Class of '59 returned to the campus feeling that our iunior year would be a most eventful one. Our first project was the Harvest Festival which, despite the flu bug, was a rousing success. The All-school Box Social was another well-attended event. Also the class members invaded the campus and various churches selling greeting cards, which was a year-long proiect. The crowning event of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet which was beautifully staged at Tang's Rice Bowl. Junior class members were prominent in every phase of college life. Peter McLeod was president of our B.S.U. as well as being State B.S.U. president. Doug Baker, Chuck Bisbee, and T. C. Dean sparked our basketball' team to many victories. Many iuniors were elected to serve as campus royalty, and others were hon- ored for their scholastic achievements. Thanks to the leadership oi our sponsors, Mrs. Elizabeth Clawson and Mr. Woodrow Berryhill, and our class officers, this year lived up to our highest expectations! . 41 . .1 I 'i DOUGLAS BAKER Chandler, Arizona LOUIS BELCHER Phoenix, Arizona FRITZ BELZ Ajo, Arizona CHESTER BARRY Glendale, Arizona l l li 42 JANET ALLEN Phoenix, Arizona NEVIN ALWINE Hanover, Pennsylvania i1+-f-+- - -Y f- .i -, 1 -. 1 . '-i-.' .u i i. , l l l THOMAS BARWICK Boulder City, Nevada lvl? ' ' rl' 1 ' CHARLES BISBEE Morrison, Colorado JAMES BIGELOW Phoenix, Arizona BARBARA BURT Escondido, California V' a mf fa we ,, .1i?'Q1, . .E X-I. V BILLE CARRIER Pompano, Florida DAVID CONATSER DeQueen, Arkansas HUBERT CONWAY Ash Grove, Missouri EVALINA ERZINGER Milan, Missouri EMERY FAGERLIE Sunnyslope, Arizona CHARLES FIELDS Friona, Texas 'L Ssbgff - mfrvw 'frffswi'-L f J 1 , f M-f . 1 P' I ,. 9 LEROY ERZINGER West Plains, Missouri I I . :L 5' F 44 THOMAS DEAN Phoenix, Arizona ROBERT DETNES Phoenix, Arizona i 1 DONALD ESHELMAN Phoenix, Arizona Y . . . , Haifa i 1 -2 - ' .. ' ' N'-Lv. L 'I I ' A, , -ri,-W A .I 5- , WALTER GEORGE Nashville, Tennessee CLETA HEATH Lubbock, Texas I I i I . I I , . I I 1 ODELL HENDERSON Morenci, Arizona ..,,,.,,:5..,.vf.q Y ,X 5,2 frffl -Vi i',Q,1i, II 4, If--g4fx1 . my , 1 ' , ,fm ,pub ,-F. . - ,..,1.i. , , . , ,. ,HU h, . I -H111 In ,I I I I . I I I ' J Ji I' ,, , ,,, . IL! WH, I J -. ,-,.:. ,- - CAR,OLE HILTY Kingman, Arizona ., .9 .. -Lf . 'IJ-I'- '-ww-,.'f .IQ-mr , ., 'WN' . , M 'W ,,-AN. .x , 45 I I I 1 V I - - '- 'I ,I I I ANNA MAY HIXSON Yuma, Arizona TROY HORTON Tyler, Texas CARLEY HOWELL Picacho, Arizozna T' 'T 'ily' TTT7 i 'i ROBERT LAIRD Phoenix, Arizona GAYLE MCALLISTER Tucson, Arizona PETER MCLEOD Shofts, Scotland .., .EY . nf' - 'i DIANA LAY Phoenix, Arizona 46 ANN HUGHES Winslow, Arizona EDWARD KORB Phoenix, Arizona iw-uv' CHARLES LEE Phoenix, Arizona i OTIS MAY Phoenix, Arizona FANNIE MEREDITH Phoenix, Arizona - 3'.7'47 ani ,I ,Q ,:u, -5 'J N -. X 'iq H 3 ' N I kr Y: -9. PRISCILLA PETERSON Prescott, Arizona Aus' if-' -'. 'LJ1 :1 '5- f K... F. V L 5 K , -5 -- 1 wil-VAi.z ' W - N V I ' A ' .,f' Ili ' , - , 'fi - 1 . 'A i 'if ' ' ' ' . .. , -' fv.L:.-.I TA? 1 -.71 ff' fp -1, r-. ' , ,.-V Q-.'?f,'!g','1 n 5 i FRED RAGLAND Ff. Huachuca, Arizona W 11 '4.',f, ,' ,J i E nl 5 i i 47 l M il 4 A I . . 1:-: ' ' kgv, 5- zz 'L'-ii' H il GLENN RAMEY Phoenix, Arizona CAROLYN SCHOPPENHORST Phoenix, Arizona LOIS STONE Chandler, Arizona ,fr - vi, J' K -1 ,.,,?,u A-,W ' QE? - 3 .v.. I Y r i l, i. i I F -I .ima - .. ,, . ii i SUE TAYLOR CAROLINE TUGGLE San Francisco, California Tucson, Arizona CHARLES WOODWARD Phoenix, Arizona 48 L , . . ., 'V V I VIOLET STUNELL Phoenix, Arizona JOHN SWEENEY Kannapolis, North Carolina ,Rl 1 ROBERT TUGGLE Emory Gap, Tennessee u - 1 ,cf--' j-i--ll- --2 !i 1 ii V ,i E i i president vice-president . .,---- - -f,-::--,-,-- .Yt,t.A.,,,,, , V. - f- Johnny Crain . . . enthusiastic and enduring - led us in all ' our good times. . Lyn Lowry . . . friendly and COI'Cllal- ,c L sssfV.-,g dgmw,-4 gg, H assisted our president and l A-'A ' d' l ' l headed several projects. 'i treasurer Marie Gassler . . . courteous and . competent - wrote down what we said. Sharon Van't Kerkhoff . . . charming and business- like - kept account of our capital. The summer months made a few changes in our class, and we lost some of our classmates to new jobs, to the armed forces, and to the new role of housekeeping. But still, we began the year in full spirit, and every sophomore remembers the fun we had initiating the freshmen. Now, the sec- ond Harvest Festival is past for us, and we can boast another queen, Sharon Van't Kerkhoff. Peggy Ramer represented us as a cheerleader, and two of our classmates, Johnny Crain and Eddie Shipp boosted the Antelope basketball team. Mickey Jackson, another member of our class was treasurer of the Student Association this year. Our second successful hayride is also behind us, along with Derbie Days and all those exciting ball games. Much of the credit for our happy year goes to our fine sponsors, Miss Jean Hinkle and Mr. Robert Sutherland. We have two more years left at GCC before our distinguished class graduates, and perhaps these years will be brighter and better, if possible, than any we have ever spent. 49 RICHARD BAYNE Dodge Cnty Kansas 'L .vm I new - IL-.f': K-xili' A:- . ml -in , , . AJ 1 ,v '. 1 1 w R i N IRA DAY Sacrarnenfo California TERRY CASEY ' Phoenix, Arizona I , ,., ,--r-fe-, ::-1'-,, 1 5 P 1 i 5 T ,,, ,We ,,... - -- ,,-.,n, 'Riff , . 1 -fi 5:1701 , 1 I JAMES DICKSON Tucson, Arizona , 2 X f it 5 5 . , i Juv i DALE DOZIER BEVERQLY DUNLAP PATSY DUNN Denver City, Tex. Bagdad, Arizona LBS CYUCGS, N- M- HAROLD DUVALL Glendale, Arizona F,.i.v,-,Q M--+7-1 --ef - ,-:-raw. --vwvwfvr-51 T-r'-ii , , l :Z ,b E15- 1 51 MARY BETH EDWARDS Tucson, Arizona RALPH ENGLISH Merlin, Oregon DAVID FIELDS Hemer, California DENISE GALLAHER MARIE G-ASSLER RAY GUERLE Parker, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona T. W. HARPER Phoenix, Arizona Y LEON HATAWAY Kansas City, Kan. i Q, ii I iv ,W C 3 ' 1' ' -' 2 5 MARCIA HENERY ,V-B. ' Zi BILL HEGLER Phoenix, Arizona if -' ' A' Aio, Arizona 'Q I 'I huilx-..-f AN .N . ' ffr ' I i i ir 1 I ii 5' A ERLE HEWITT JOHNNY HINES LEE HOLDEN Phoenix, Arizona Glendale, California Aio, Arizona I 1 PAY HONEA l GERALD Hoszsr Eloy, Arizona l Phoenix, Arizona I i i 53 an wa I i. DIANE HUNTER I Phoenix, Arizona ,?5T,,T.,C.-, im- -I ,V 'l , 1' , . ae I .A di. JACKIE JACKSON Winslow, Arizona .' .1 ., .. .,. I I ,, 'I If MICKEY JACKSON Aio, Arizona -TI I 'I i JOYCE JOHNSTON Kingman, Arizona 54 I CAROLYN HoRToN I FT. Worth, Tex. 1, Q, jf',ff.,, IZIEETE, ,,-. . J ! I5 if-,-IJ,-.55 3,',n. T1q, I Li ir . b1 'HI li M mi I V. I DICK JENNINGS Pueblo, Colorado I I I 1 CHARLES KINDRED - Phoenix, Arizona RHEA LAMB Coolidge, Arizona LYN LOWRY Phoenix, Arizona ff'- BECKY LOPEZ PAUL MATTOX JOHN MENDLE, JR. Ocate, New Mexico Buckeye, Arizona Glendale, Arizona ' W V H 'W-1-I ' K K ' ' ' 'nmpwtvi DEAN MELLING Sweet Home, Oregon , ss GAYLE MILLER Gibson, Tennessee vi 5 ' ' , ' IA. 2, Iii: , , LEE MCCLANNAHAN Tucson, Arizona I I I I i I I KENNETH O'NEAL ROY PEACE Morenci, Arizona Aio, Arizona PF I , WI I I JAMES NEWVILLE Phoenix, Arizona .E E... zgqvfmzzzz E -T,,,,..:,, ,A CAROL PINNEY Bagdad, Arizona MARIE PERDUE Phoenix, Arizona 56 ROY PROFITT Monroe, Michigan ,x,z,-,. , .. V, , 'uw' .1 A ,. PEGGY RAMER Aio, Arizona ..-.,.,-,,--qN-:,-:- fl--3--,1-ff --- - --V if-ff' -- .: - -'-'VN f -'- , Iv. vrfiff , .. gl , DELBERT SELF Eloy, Ariz. i ii I ri i ED SHIPP Phoenix, Arizona i L i JACK SYKES ST. Louis, Missouri his ED SHUGART MARTHA JANE SQUIRE PhO9l'liX, Afilfina Phoenix, Arizona 57 BETTY TODD Kingman, Arizona if' f-'i11'.f17fi, ' , i, P' f 5 V. ,. -:'fL ' .' 2 ' '- .. U 1P'E:+.'5'i,. n-ii i, -- , I - if 1-,:,,l ggQ ,lk i- ' ' ' f 'fzl' :'. ,J'E'i ug 1 A I 3 Vi. . , T ' Vg 13 T V . 4 BOB TOLLIVER 9 ' 7 BARBARA TUCK Tucson, Arizona phoenix, A,-iz. 1 'V DORTHA TRUITT SHARON V ROBERT WALKER Phoenix, Ariz. Phoenix, Arizona Tucson, Arizona JAMES WESSON TOMMY WHITE MARLYS VVOODRUFF AIO, Arizona Buckeye, Ariz. Gallup, New Mexico . if, , A , , . 3 i -Q ' 'fi . ' 4 , , T 'V i 1 T , , 5 1 i 1 I ie A A T ' i A ' 1 ' ' in in 1 v i T 58 freshman fantasy resident vice president Bobby Benham Jerrel Huey Dusty Cowboy About eighty bewildered fresh- men from all over the United States gathered on the Grand Canyon College campus for ori- entation early last September. Upperclassmen and faculty saw to it that the greenies were thoroughly welcomed to both the academic and social sides of college life. After a hectic, hil- arious initiation, the newcomers, finally full-fledged Antelopes, were feeling right at home on the GCC campus. The 1958 Freshmen have been active in every phase of campus activities. Well-remembered are the Harvest Festival king and queen candidates, Jim Kinny and Janette Davis the class skit that took second place at the annual Christmas Party and the hayride everyone enioyed so much The frosh have been well represented too in the fields of sports, music, drama, and beauty. As members of their class and of the Grand Canyon College Student Body this years Freshmen have both given and gained scholastically socially, and spiritually. 59 I i HENRY ADELS Phoenix, Arizona aff- .: . .z A .. ., .F W P ' -- '. - -4, . A ,-fi' w 1 A , -, A , .1-,,-mya jaifi E HARRY BARKER Winkleman, Arizona ROBERT BENHAM Avondale, Arizona -Jpl Ai' BARBARA Pocatello, i i 2 RALPH BEALS Tucson, Arizona MARTHANNA BOOK! Phoenix, Arizona K f .F-vial? 355'-L' Tif ' u-.e-Zfwi'-:V 'R' H 12 , ix...-.1 yy 1 .I I-, ,-1-J Y 4: V F i'e '55if' 5 .4 P 1 1, 1 5 T ' A N :I LV- -kr, A X'- i . , -. ' f 'aj , A -ll' .11 1 SHARON BOYES BARBARA BRADBURY ADONNA BROOKS Phoenix Arizona Phoenix Aruzona Chandler, Arizona BERNITA Pringle, South MARY ANN COOK Phoenix, Arizona 'Six -..,,,,.,,..-,-Q... GORDON COPPLE Phoenix, Arizona .,4.-.,'- ., V, . ,W WILLIAM CROWL Phoenix, Arizona .IANETTE DAVIS Ash Fork, Arizona like 'sk , ROY CORLEY, -JR. Phoenix, Arizona DORIS DAMASKE Phoenix, Arizona JEAN EARL Coolidge, Arizona ,1 1.-. , , 1 I I I I 'iii-f R.. ' I 1' - Y - -. ii : fi Z V ' F' ,Zi f f H Q . ox- A J: Q-' 'I-.3 HDMI , '-'1 - 'Jq - A .- ks , . JOSEPH CORNE -ST. Louis, Missouri HOWARD DA Phoenix, Arizona MARTHA EASO-N Phoenix, Arizona I EASTWOOD Phoenix, Arizona ll l Wi l li li i l L. W. FLEMING Phoenix, Arizona I CARL GLENN Tucson, Arizona .EEK-l1.-,,,.. . L. , .. ,.,-1w.. CHARLES EMERY Milwaukee, Wisconsin MYRTLE FRIESON Othello, Washingfon HAROLD GREGORY Phoenix, Arizona A i fl l i l l r i l i li l 1 l ONETA FISHER Chandler, Arizona l RUFUS GEORGE Purley, Idaho BYRON HANSON Coolidge, A.rizona iff' '73 A W wwf'-if JOANNE HARRIS Glendale, Arizona MURIEL HIXSON Yuma, Arizona RUBY JOHNSTON Kingman, Arizona MARILYN HARRIS Tucson, Arizona JERREL HUE-Y , Kingman, Ariozna JEANNEASE KAUFMANN Sunnyslope, Arizona RUBYE HELFENBE-I N Phoenix, Arizona MARJORIE Phoenix, Arizona JO ANN BROSE KE Hayden, Arizona JAMES KINNEY Phoenix, Arizona CURTIS LITTLE Phoenix, Arizona RUTH McKAY Phoenix, Arizona I .f MYRNA KNOBLOCK Phoenix, Arizona i I fic Ir., ,I I I, . I I I FRED LIVINGSTON Phoenix, Arizona TOMMIE MALONE Phoenix, Arizona Y' T I . I I I I I .-a . - LAWRENCE Phoenix, Arizona 'Q SANDRA LYONS Collbran, Colorado DUANE MELLING Phoenix, Arizona 59? KAREN MEYERS Ainneapolis, Minnesota wx-J' LYNDA O'NEAL Morenci, Arizona ANNETA PEPPING Phoenix, Arizona . . . ' ' Iii . J . ,- A I x Q4 4 I f-,N A if .ff 1 xi-. 1 13, ..., - ,' EAR: jf i . Hffukfi- ' , -, 1' MARILYN MURRAY Phoenix, Arizona BOYD OWENS Phoenix, Arizona HELEN PERDUE Phoenix, Arizona TH' df- 'ja' - -- .- Y-. . xiii :1 .4,., , V, i i I i ffi 1 ii . ,,, ,H DEVVITT NIX Window Rock, Arizo JUDY PADFIELD Chandler, Arizona JANYCE PHILLIPS Loveland, Coloradd li i i i i i r i JANICE POWELL Benson, Arizona in fvi fi 7 1 i Ii A . i . . , ,fi WV' P ,. . lily . . ,, - , U V 5 ' . ii,-' I'-. ii , I f L ui? , 4, X , ' '.'7'if'1qi: i , 1' ,A ' E I: v fi- Vg .H f 'i. ,Y J ,V f . 1 - LA. ,1 , ' -'- -1. ' N ' 1-'1 e . yi ' f ngigigizpf, g,,. g n Cf2'pf,1Q..f.-.J . : ,. . U 'N-.5-W-..:,f':. .4 3 11:5 ' . '-l2.'f77f'?'3'f'2 R ,-1l-'- -T'-5-w '11'-2'-'-il'fr.: - fuffiziifi ifbiffffjf-5'-'g'.'17a'. .1 ,l',,',',fljT,y',::1i3 . g - ,-5'3:ff3- tiff 1 32.11.-Q5 gg., : N' 1.3. ,',if:,..z3V gg .V wgiryi piiiiiu E V i if fv ii' iiifiif-Q3 :ff 'ri - iiigati 2 4 Z' If? ,if-' ,iffiirffiji - g ff-,!'i2X71'f ti , s1iy,5'fff1 . ' , . ,11'i'L1V31x' ,1-. , i'i'5:g.'.f ,, , , .,- . -4 :Jw-Q ' ' A ' 131 113-Y,-'c :'g1?:yfg'f:wg- - ' . li -fav-1'ff.s91: EUGENE SCOTT Phoenix, Arizona JEAN SIMONTON Sfanfield, Arizona FA 5,gF'13C,?fff?' 'inf' .2 -' DUT 1i4g,.-,g- ,N 1 GAYNELL SLUDER Tracy, California .1 - . ,., . , l T' ', li r ARCHIE STEPHENS Duncan, Arizona WALTER STEPHENS Phoenix, Arizona ARCHIE SWINDLE Dos Palos, California 4 i l l T CHARLES STUNELL Phoenix, Arizona KENNETH THOMAS Boulder City, Nevada JAMES STEPHENS Denver, Colorado TRAVIS SULLIV Phoenix, Arizona DAVID Phoenix, Arizona l 5 , l l LEE O. TIPTON Colorado 'u I 1 MIMI WANG Java, Indonesia FRED WHIPPLE Arizona I - I I LINDA TUCK JOHN UELTZE-N Phoenix, Arizona Springfield, Missouri I! . .A I ' 7 5' ...+I NANCY WARDEN Arlington, Virginia WALTER WHITE Roy, Utah CAROL WEBB Phoenix, Arizona WILLIAM WHITE Phoenix, Arizona f 'T 'V T 1 AARY BETH WILLIAMS Kiffredge, Colorado THOMAS WILLIFORD Tulsa, Oklahoma DONALD APPLEY Phoenix, Arizona BILL BOWMAN Clovis, New Mexico ETHEL BRITTAIN Phoenix, Arizona AL BUEHRING Phoenix, Arizona ROBERT LLOYD Phoenix, Arizona SANDY JONES Phoenix, Arizona ANN MARTIN Phoenix, Arizona CHARLES POLLARD Phoenix, Arizona JAMES ROCK Phoenix, Arizona GLENN SOFGE Dumont, Texas EARL THORNTON Phoenix, Arizona C. J. WOOD Phoenix, Arizona I special and audit tudent RUTH BELZ McCurfain, Oklahoma JOHN HILL Phoenix, Arizona WILLARD HOLDEN Phoenix, Arizona 1, , .,,, ,. .1-82 JOHN KUFFEL Phoenix, Arizona HENRY SCHULMAN Phoenix, Arizona RICHARD SEATON Englewood, Colorac N, b' if 044 fa gfijeganf? 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N, my 1 5.1: N ,z -I J: ,-32' .n W, N W ff. 'Y '- W1 1w 'I f ff gv Ip. - M- mn-.W if .-, L. to R. Grover Garrett, President of Student Association, Dr. Loyed R. Simmons, President of the college, Mrs. Simmons, Dean Glenn Eason, and Mrs. Eason. Getting To Know You ning. t i .AL presiclenfs reception As soft music drifted across the campus, the west lawn was mag- ically transformed into a green- carpeted reception hall, setting the stage for the annual Presi- dent's Reception. The scene was one of color and gaiety as the students, new and returning, met the faculty and administra- tion of the College. A beauti- fully decorated iable of refresh- ments added to the enioyment of everyone at this first formal event of the school year. Fay Honea, Marie Gassler, and Marilyn Harris served tempting goodies during the eve- welcome party Mr. Paul Youngs learned to s a y howdy pardner with a drawl. -7+ - 'bg' Before . . the party . . L. to R. Beverly Dunlap, S I i rn, and Carol Pinney learned that three heads were better than one. Johnny Cram and Bob Benham prov ed to be typical cowhands. 89 if J Ng-In' he . -CQ 1 l l Z.-- ff-eau 77 :ir - -1 1355 Ii 4 l L. to R. lst row: Martha Eason, Gaynell Sluder, Sharon Boyes, Janice Powell, Gertrude Roberts, Janette Davis, Bernita Burleson, Carol Webb, Nancy Warden, JoAnn Brose, 2nd row: Marjorie Jacobus, Marilyn Harris, Harry Barker, Bob Benharn, Rufus George, Ralph Beals, John Buell. Uhe survival of the fittest.l J a n i c e Phillips, Marilyn H a r r i 2, Ruby Johnston -- singin' and a peelin' onions. freshmen can live as Two cheaply as one, that is if one doesn't eat. Clothes dry better on the flag pole, ask any of the girls in the dorm! 90 Offa the sidewalk, Freshman! Put on that derby, Freshman! The upperclassmen thoroughly humbled the trosh as they sub- mitted them to Freshman Initia- tion. The greenies were strange sights in their burlaps as they cleaned the floor of the new gym on Good Deed Day , obeyed the wishes of their 'imasters on Slave Day , collected signatures on raw eggs, and carried out the penalties imposed on them by the Kangaroo Court at the wind-up party the final evening. nitiation Johnny Crain, Sophomore presi' d e n t, auctioned off unsuspecting freshmen. Jail birds! lt may be said of the frosh, they raised the roof with their work. 'tWeIl, at least they raised a lot of dust.l harvest festival fenfional W N 92 ,AQ King of Harvest, Glenn Canirell Queen of Harvesi, Sharon Van't Kerkoff Grover Garrett CAny resemblance to a soggy doughnut is purely in- The first pilgrim harvest was brought vividly to mind by this year's Festival p ro g r a m and splendid stage decor. Sharon Van't Kerkhoff and Glen Cantrell were chosen to reign over both the serious and lighter sides of the celebration. On the carnival midway, spirits ran high and, as usual, competition was keen among the campus organizations as each sought to have the most unique Cand profitableh booths. Glenn, she's winking at someone. Wonder who? The entrance of royalty Gayle McAllister and Walter George, fresh from the mountains of Ken- fuck', Barbara Burt, Bob Schmaltuss, and Marcia Henry entertained the crowd with a new style of music, Paul Jakes entered his second childl hood, candy and all. 93 - as t at am may lv 'Mal LU . ,nn 1 I G.C.C. provided a warm wel come. l . . . onvention L. to R. Mary Beth Edwards, Bob Benham, Peter McLeod, Janette Davis, and Johnny Crain participated Johnny Crain, G.C.C., welcomes Miss Jane Ray Bean, Nashville, Tennessee. l in a panel on Saturday morning, Peter McLeod, President of B.S.U. at G.C.C., newly elected Stale B.S.U. President. CHRIST IN YOU, THE HOPE OF GLORY This year we were host to the State B.S.U. Con- vention. Miss Jane Ray Bean, a B.S.U. worker from Nashville, and Dr. Edwin Low, Missionary to Africa, were the guest speakers for the con- vention. The highlight of the entire convention was the banquet at North Phoenix Baptist Church on Saturday evening where Miss Bean challenged us to live for Christ nowl wherever we were, and whatever we were doing, and Dr. Low challenged us with the presentation of the need in Africa. um. ' i nz, . l'Fil..-- ii- in - i Wi, -i - 5,3 .,iln,,-,, - ,, I . , - ii ,- L- , - i ' . x - . ,ii Y ', -- 4, 1 -' 41-u, . ,.v i , . ii, it ' . -mt , 1: W l' i ,, ever? Dr. Edwin Low, missionary to Ghana, speaker of the evening. A l I ,l VIi?Y.:-.fl - A: '--' : I ii i l 0 , ,, i . l Baptist Church. A Banquet at North Phoenix h ristma party Santa tDave Brazelll Claus. Foreign Language Club - Ross Woodruff: Feliz Nav- idad . l l Always a yuletide highlightl this year's Christmas Party centered around the theme l Here Comes Santa Claus, Santa Claus Brazell that is. lBy asking Santa to grant a Christmas wish, a representative from each campus or- ganization introduced his club's skit on the program. This combination of collective inspiration and versatile talent resulted' in one of they most entertaining programs of the year. The Foreign Language Club skit topped all to take the trophy. Refreshments and fun in the student center brought the party, all too soon it seemed, to a perfect close. Bernita Bur- leson and Guy Clark, typical frosh, Gettin' Nuttin' fer Christmas . Gramps Henderson told the little boys fr Sophomores. Cool Yule music from the c Kaibab Hall about the first Christmas. Early in the first semester the revival steering committee began laying the ground work for Spir- itual Emphasis Week. Mr. P-aul Youngs and Dr. Niles Puckett were advisors. Roger Schmidt was chosen campus pastor and Peter McLeod served as music director. Dr. G. Kearnie Keegan Iecl the services that set a high spiritual key to campus life throughout the entire year. . f- Steering Committee. Row i, l'. to r.: Sharon Boyes, Lois Stone, Ginger Jenkins, Row 2, Dont Eshelman, Mick- ey Jackson, Ralph English, Peter Mr' Leocl, Roger Srhmirlt. McLeod directed the music for the week l l l l N Odell Henderson and Joyce Johnston, King and Queen of G.C.C. , Homecoming. homecoming ln keeping with these modern times, the alumni chose GCC in the Space Age as the theme of their i958 Homecomin January 31 - February l. Friday evenin the candidates tor king and queen wer presented by the organizations they rep resented on a program of skits centere around the Space Age theme. A bon fire pep rally followed the program. Sat urday was a busy day for the alumn whose schedule included their annua breakfast, business meeting, and clas reunions. The student body waited i suspense for the coronation ceremony a lSaTurday night's game. Joyce Johnsto and Odell Henderson were crowned a GCC's Space Age Royalty at halftime Festivities were brought to a close witll a reception for the alumni in the center. The roaring masses. sweetheart banquet Miss Lois Stone, our i958 Campus Sweetheart. All the sweethearts and their sweethearts. 99 On Valentine's Day, February l-4, music, pink and silver, talk of love, and gaiety blended to fill the banquet hall of the First Baptist Church with enchantment. The annual Sweetheart Banquet was emceed by Mr. Robert Sutherland, who made all the happy people happier. The faculty men's chorus made its debut and sang three lovely numbers. Marcia Henery, Chopin, andthe grand piano made goose bumps. Janyce Phillips sang One Alone while sweethearts all over the room sat .starry-eyed. The highlight of the evening was the announce- ment of the T958 Campus Sweetheart, Miss Lois Stone. She was presented with a lovely bouquet of carnations by Grover Garrett, Student Associa- tion president. Rev. George Wilson, pastor ofthe Central Baptist Church brought the banquet speech, after which the festivities ended with Gayle McAllister sing- ing the theme song, Love ls a Many-Splenclored Thing . Dr. Simmons presented the honorees in the annual Honors Day Assembly. honors day march 6, 1958 Ray-Maben Scholars Polly W. Gore Jerry R. Kopke Special Academic Honors Pat R. Armstrong Mary Beth Edwards B. Michael Jackson Fannie Mae Meredith Waverly Honorable Mention Lillie A. Carden Marilyn Harris Honor Scholarships Martha, L. Eason. Mary Beth Edwards Marie Gassler Muriel Hixson Marilyn A. Harris B. Michael Jackson Departmental Scholarships Students recognized and honored on Honors Day: Clarice W. Maben Richard L. Mercado JameslA. Reid Elaine M. Staples Shirleyl A. Stephens Jack Sykes W. Tranltina Sandra.F. Lyons Lynda R. O'Neal Janyce K. Phillips Ruby Q. Johnston Sandra F. Lyons Tommie .l. Malone Martha l.lane Squire Jack S. Sykes Sharon lH. Van't Kerkhott Education tfirst semesterl ............ ....... l .........., E mma Jean Clark Education fsecond semesterj ...,.. ......., l ..............,.... 'English ..................................... .... . ........... R oger L. Schmidt Music ftirst semesterl ...... ........ ......,.... P at R. Armstrong Science lBiologyj' .......... ........ l .......... D avid E. Conatser Social Studies ........................................ W ............. Robert A. Laird Music fsecond semesterl ...................................... Caroline Tuggle Who's Who Among Students in Anlerican Universities and Colleges i Shirley A. Stephens Gayle McAllister David E. Conatser Robert U. Schmaltuss Grover A. Garrett Roger L. Schmidt Carl E. Timmins i Miss Gayle McAllister sang N The Blind Ploughmann. l r 1 4 i 00 Major Officers in the Student Association President ........................................................ Grover A. Garrett Vice President ..... ........ R oger L. Schmidt Secretary ......................... .................. L ois Stone Treasurer ............................... ...................... B . Michael Jackson Junior Class Marshals , James A. Reid Robert A. Laird Publications Editor of Canyon Trails .......................... ....... G ayle McAllister Business Manager of Canyon Trails ....... ................ J ohn Crain Editor of Echoes .................................... ....... L ee E, McClanahan Business Manager of Echoes ....... ....... N evin S. Alwine Editor of Shadows .................... ........ M ilford Misener Special Honors State BSU President ...........,...................... ....,........ P eter McLeod State Representative of N.E.A. at One Hundredth'Anniversary N.E.A. ...... Shirley A. Stephens Articles published in Arizona Sports Digest ........ Roger L. Schmidt, Charles Bisbee ff The snapshots on this page were taken at the annual High School Senior Day held March 22. Students from the entire state visited the campus and enjoyed a tour ofthe buildings and dormitories, displays by the departments, an assembly pro- gram and a baseball game. TO ff' S W1 high school senior day i li f 1 up Ml ..-vi reusing- -'.':1i I . ,I W my . NSeated, L. to R.: Lee McCIanahan, Harry Barker, Bob Tolliver. Standing, rWilIiam Withe, Walter White, Harvey Cambron, John Mendle, Paul Mattox, Carley Howell, Bob Benham, Jim Kinney. N Harry Barker, winner of the beard contest, Brothers ' of the Brush This is a crowd?, ,nf 102 rodeo day The damp weather dicln'T dampen The spirits of GCC's westernersg the more western They were, The more fun they had. Six guns, ten-gallon hats, fancy shirts, andthe beard contest brought back The romance of The Old West. Of course, certain persons were glad To see the beards go. good citizen award l Each year Kaibab Hall chooses a boy from their dormitory to receive thel Good Citizen Award given by the Faculty Menls Club. This is a high- light of the year for these boys, and they eagerly await the anouncement ofthe winner . This year Carley Howell yvas elected. The two runners-up were Charles Fields and Mickey Jack- son. The following is a check list on which the nominations for this honor are based. l. Participation in Dormitory affairs: Hall dues, social activities, hall meetings, Homecoming parade, high school Senior day, general par- ticipation. 2. Honesty and fairness. 3. Christian Influence: Speech, settling Dorm problems, settling personal problems, church loyalty, and Christian standards. 4. Observance of Hall rules: Quiet Hour, sign- ing out, guests in hall, inspection, etc. 5. Academic progress. 6. Courtesy to and cooperation with members of faculty and staff. Courtesy to guests Cother students, parents, friends who visitj. 7. Use of telephone and other facilities of Kai- bab Hall. 8. Unselfishness. 9. Personal appearance: Clean clothing, per- sonal cleanliness, haircuts, etc. 10. Room appearance: General, inspection days. l 104 organizatiori Dr. Vera Butler, sponsor. national ducation ssociation The Grand Canyon Chapter of the Stu- dent National Education Association pre- sented two bound volumes of the N.E.A. Journal to the college library again this year. The local chapter acted as host to the Arizona Student Education Association Convention, which was held at Grand Canyon April 25 and 26. The purpose of the club is to provide its' members with an opportunity to learn and under- stand more about the teaching profes- sion. Anna May Hixson, Shirley Stephens, Lew Sorenson. Row Qzil Eloise Cobb, Sandra Oliver, Juanita Baker, Lois Stone, Bernita Burleson, Carole Hilty, Marilyn Harris, Waverly Trantina. Row 3: Dr. Vera Butler, sponsor, Carley Howell, Lee Holden, Roy Peacel'l-toward Dean, Jerry Crow. Row 4: Mr. Woodrow Berryhill, Archie Stevens, Nevin Alwine, Ed Shipp, Melvin Fowlkes, Glenn Cantrell, Dr. Roland Beck, i sponsor. Row 1, I. to r.: Dave Dr. Roland Beck, Co-sponsor. l 106 t . I Highlight of the year was the Southwest Pacific regional conference. Eighteen club members went to Tucson in November for two days of exchanging ideas and association with students from colleges and universities in Arizona and southern California. lt was a sobering experience to examine the scientific, economic, edu- cational, and moral implications of Rus- sia's advances this year. The cIub's reg- ular meetings have also been enlivened with a series of public forums recorded for raclio broadcast. Interest ran high over the questions of lsrael and the Arabs in the Near East, the power of air power, the importance of NATO,,and the French clilernrna in North Africa. Row 1, l. to r.: Mary Beth Edwards, Sharon Van't Kerkhoff, Annie Ruth Howington. Row 2: Roger Schmidt, Priscilla Peterson, Lee McClanahan, Martha Jane Squire, Miss Clarice Maben, faculty advisor, Dr. Arthur Lee, sponsor. international 'I07 relations club Dr. Arthur Lee, sponsor. piericm club L. to R. lst row: Mrs. Betty Beck, Elaine Staples, Shir- ley Stephens, Juanita Baker, Sandra Oliver, Mrs. Elizabeth Clawson. 2nd row: Charles Lee, Glenn Cantrell, Charles Oliver, Mr. Robert Sutherland. Okay Mr. Sutherland, where's the food? i The Pierian Club concerned itself with activities relating to the art of speaking and writing. At monthly meetings future teach- ers, preachers, and writers ga- thered to hear special guests speak on various subiects. This year's guests included Marilyn Francis, a professional poetess. The year was climaxed with a week-end retreat at the Beck's cabin near Prescott. radio club This club consisted of people in- terested in using the radio in the service of their Lord. The members were trained to use the radio in all ways beneficial in campus life. The club's ideal was to have a trained radio op- erator to send out on the foreign field. A future project is to es- tablish a professional radio sta- tion for G.C.C. Mr. Paul Youngs, Sponsor L. to R. lst row: Jack Sykes, Joyce Johnston, Ruby Johnston, Gertrude Mr. Paul Youngs, Charles Fields, Roberts, Harry Barker. 2nd row: John Mendle, Lee McClaniahan, Jim Armstrong, Mr. Henry Mann. foreign language club Mr. Burton Gavitt 1 Membership in the foreign language club was open to all students on the campus. Social and linguistic meetings, informal talks by off-campus personalities, and inf formative movies comprised the greater part 'of the activities. ln December the club's skit won the Christmas party tro- phy, presenting the idea Santa Claus in Mexico. During the second semester a Friday afternoon record listening coffee hour was organized. rs of the Foreign Language Club. young republican L. to R. ist row: Janice Powell, JoAnn Brose, Nancy Warden, Joyce Johnston, Priscilla Peterson, Peggy Ramer, Sharon Van't Kerkoff, Sharon Boyes. 2nd row: Bob Laird, Charles Kindred, Marilyn I-larris, Lee Mc- Clanahan, Dr. Arthur Lee, sponsor. Republican John Rhodes. life service group With no election campaigns this year, the YR's have turned their attention to the party's state and local leaders. A delightful break- fast was arranged in the Social Studies seminar room for John Rhodes, Arizona's Republican member of Congress. Another morning meeting with coffee and doughnuts was held for Senator Barry Goldwater. Club members met Vice President Richard Nixon in February, and hope to have as their guest later the grand old man of Arizona Republicanism, Clarence Bud- dington Kelland. This was a group dedicated to the service of their Lord. They held services at various places over the city and helped church- es on such occasions to take a census. This year the group was larger than ever before. L. to R. Ist row: Tom Williford, Bob Estes, Becky Lopez, AnnaMay Hixson, Mr. Berryhill, sponsor. 2nd row: Ruby Johnston, Joyce Johnston, Julia Dunham, Marie Perdue, Gertrude Roberts. 3rd row: Barbara Andrews. Marilyn Harris, Muriel Hixson, Jo Ann Brose, Janice Powell, Sandy Lyons, Myrtle Frieson. 4th row: Fred Cowardin, Ray Gurule, Chet Brantner, Dub Harper, Charles Kindred, Earl Hewitt, Robert Walker, Nevin w Behind each hardworking Christian worker who also has the responsibility of a home, There is an equally hard working, oft overlooked person known as a wife. These lousy women have band- ed together and added to their already full schedules as homernakers a number of proiects which show a dedication to Christ's Kingdom equal to that already expressed by their hus- bands. Row l, I. to r.: Betty Cowarclin, Charlotte Conway, Bonnie McClanahan, Beverly Hill. Row 2: Sallie Estes, Dora Lee Nlelling, Ruth Belz, Faye Owens, Barbara Pollard. Row 3: Shirley Ayers, Carolyn Horton, Ann l-lataway, Maxine Jakes, sponsor, Mary .lo Gregory, Carol Nlisener, Lucy Hewitt. wlridi The VVon'men's Recreational Association, newly organized this year, participated in sports day at Arizona State College. The purpose of the organization is to encour- age recreational activities on the campus. The club is open to all women interested in sports. L. to R.: Ann Hughes, Bernita Burleson, Dorth-a Truitt, Shirley Stephens, Betty Todd, Becky Lopez. bclpti t l tudent union This year both our Executive and Greater Councils have sought to lay a better foun- dation upon which the councils of '58-'59 can build their program. In many ways this has been difficult,, but fruitful. Qur striving to attain the.gbal of lst Magni- tude and our attempl to make every student conscious of B.S,U. and the re- sponsibilitieslof a B.S.U. member, have had a great influence upon both council and student body alike. The prayer of the present council is that those elected to the various offices for the year '58-'59 might attain lst Magnitude, not only in organization but also in spiritual impact. Jeremiah 33:3 Not by might, nor by power but by my Spirit saith the Lord. r 5? i r figri' Our campus was privileged to have the man who directs all BSU work everywhere, Dr. Kearnie Keegan, on our campus for a week in November. Here he is seen in an informal chat with students in the girls' dorm and answer- ing questions in the seminar periods after revival services. Dr. Keegan became a favorite on the campus in a short time through his big grin and his tenor voice. Mr. Paul Youngs, sponsor wg-an i. H1Ia ll PL H. Executive Council. Row I, l. to r.: Peter McLeod, Carole Hi-lty Priscilla Peterson, Caroline Tuggle, Martha Jane Squire. Row 2 Mr. Paul Youngs, sponsorg Ralph English, Mickey Jackson, Cam eron Pulliam, lsob Laird, Roger Schmidt, Nevin Alwine. l i L ministerial association T P11-1 vri-gg'-i'1jLTf7fLf5fHQ7f,,?1t1 ' hz M .r K 5 -T, -.- ,:.,-.:. - .,l . 5 ,i l 5 ff, fb :F life-N. 7 5 ,4 5-riyrlu-,, warg'-53 fi:-i 11. r:'ss:-- Ifssjrgggsi-H. ,,i-1:- fr P . 1:. ,-jj:-'f ,: -5. gl 1 - I -'39 - I: . xjr 'H- --' 5.- Er s aw . -- uf- -- - ' 7 - E -wi' 59' ' ' wi . 11 ff-ff 'L Efiif' :in - sv- 5? 1.57-i .' frlifi, - - .... ,,4 g,-H:-555: 51.5-Q - , ,: . fi. rg- .Lt V 1' T: ' -' ' :Tgcrgsi , gr- -H .ffssv ','.,i'J'i:'v.. .-sis --rv: ..-Z-1-rf'--'-.1 s . we - - Th Q A 1 st M Q is , . , tv ,.. 1 iii, i f . 1' .sf f,+51lr','iHnlW1f?c-f Q. 13591 ata' .Q,.f'j, ' 1 .g 1 5' 1, 1- ,U . 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'e-'if' '1:g'3f1.r. L . rg .y : 5 .15554 ' - - z-' 5:91 1311, -fr, 'L 'ig' s.. A glial!! Jf'f , 1, .f-L--iii .,, -, ' vf fy.-'?,,..,5. 7, ,..4-:. ,gnu it? Ministerial Association Members f 1 w W I '. 1 V- I me url M 'W l P, w J L -,gif anthem of the arts Sharon Van't Kerkhoff Scholastics Editor Juanita Baker Features Editor Sharon Boyes Activities Editor Mr. Gordon Psalmonds Faculty Sponsor Mr. Burton Gavitt Assistant Sponsor Ralph English Sports Editor 'l'l7 Martha Jane Squire Ad Layout Editor l The annual staff worked especially hard to produce an enioyable yearbook. All the hard work was rewarded by a previewing party held when the annuals were finished. This party was limited exclusively to staff member for the purpose ot criticizing and enjoying the finished product before it was distributed. , , ,, , ,, , ,, , , L , L , , ,,,, Viaron Boyes, Sharon Van't Kerkhoff, Janette Davis. Row 2, Marilyn Harris, Juanita Baker, Joyce Johnston, Sandra Lyons. Row 3, Martha Jane Squire, Mr. Gor- don Psalmonds, Mr. Burton Gavitt, Fred Cowardin, Charles Lee, Ralph English. Ad Salesrnen, L. to R,: Ruth McKay, Janette Davis, Martha Jane Squire, Diane Hunter. D 118 Lee McCIanahon, Editor-in-chief i i i i 4 i i i echoes Diane Hunter Circu ation Manager Diana Lay, Social Ediior Terry Branch, Sports Editor Jack Sykes, Proof Reader '.Q'iNevin Alwine, Business Manager 0 2 L ,, Q. fl -. 1 I1 ' 1 . 111 I 4 .4 md .f r Qu , .. 451' - , '- '1-nf ' Ku I L-N i . -'W . ' sQf'f-Q1,.,1fu- W, ,V P ... LI, 3-WHAEEM 5 V31 ., ' I-I ' -, I '-if 5, ::4f':--- Umm' A nigga . ' '?f13 .' lx. 'Z -. 51--fa H Vu-'IQ K' '- ' 1:51,4.' 'l7Cf. .' will , 1 -,I-, UU A 'J' av up .- ,........z-- .........,-v ..,.,.,.-A4.-?,.. ....,.,..,.,-.- . ,,,, ,,m,,.-1,1--'f,'fz1:av - A 5255? 335, -3 E5 v ,,, ,.1 ,,..,,,,. M.. g -..-.-- --H----P-,---'M - - V , 152 if ,, ...,, ,,.v,,..,,4,.,.,..,...,.w..-.- '1--- FEFQY . 4 F -, -.. ...f...,.,......,... 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W . 1 A-, , -A .-'J ,X 2 k M Q- V' '?EE ? .. 2 V ' 5.6-w'. fir! ,. . ff! gf-vig' 1. . . xg:-. i.. f ' ' mi -' -. I iw M, , Q .lv K , F-A: '1-. ,L F L. gy, '-jj, .. .5 al- L, 11 'H9' b J 'TH' ',ffi'Q,,,L,.- .Lf.a , s fig.:-ifrwfs lid E i vocal music i The biggest events ior the choir this year were the presentation ot i'The Messiah in December, the singing of Thei Crucifixion in the spring, and the concert tour in May. The former two ap- pearances were performed by the 'Oratorio so- ciety, and the Iatteri by the Choralaires. V i T 1 2 2 Dr. Chester Bcigg, Director choir tour The Choralaires presented concerts in Arizona, New Mex- ico, and as far north as Denver, Colorado on their annual spring tour. Special concerts were presented informally in high schools along the way. The 35 voice group trav- eled the following itinerary: May May May May May May May May May May -Winslow, Ariz., First Baptist Church. -Farmington, N.M., First Baptist Church. -A.M., Durango, Colo., First Southern Baptist Churchp P.M., Grand Junction, Colo., First South- ern Baptist Church. -Greeley, Colo., First Southern Baptist Church. -Denver, Association Meeting, Thornton Church. -Englewood, Colo., First Southern Baptist Church. -Colorado Springs, Colo., First Southern Baptist Church. -Pueblo, Colo., First Southern Baptist Church. 'IO-Santa Fe, N.M., First Baptist Church. ii-A.M., Albuquerque, N.M., First Baptist Church. Mllford hadows Shadows is the college literary publica- tion. Any students were allowed to sub- mit material for the magazine, but the students of the Seminar in Writing class actually published it. It was composed of poems, short stories, and essays, Misener, Editor. Charles Oliver, Grover Garrett, Ronald Phelps ltor Business Manager. 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'Viz I . 1 , gt-af., ' MF . i,.,. ww 1 . , , Wu W ' . 1 M. 7 'f .4 Ei. Q' xg. . 'ii 2 V 5 H..-V 'H If 1 .- .1 R. ' 5. 1.- K 4 '. ...,' .V ag, , 'Y if: ,.f ,fx . . K4 A M V. al Lf E u:L2f 5, ,,., TQ.,-. n 3 4' T J 4' ' I 4 . n w ' 31 ..... s T5 ' 1 E 26 4 Shri, 1 iss. 0101 1 q A O Jffrumko 65' on drum beat of ball games Row l, l. to r. Diane Brazell, Dick Seaton. Row 2, l. to r. Donna Simmons, Bernita Burleson, Barbara Burt, Peggy Ramer. the cheerleaders The cheerleaders did a great iob this year in helping to lead the Antelopes l to their greatest basketball season. Under the leadership of Dick Seaton their performances were always great. They kept the school spirit up despite the many delays in the completion of our gym. When our first home game was finally played in our new gym they cheered our stampeding Antelopes to a great victory. During the rest of the season they cheered the team to many more victories. They gave to the student body a great trophy for their season's work. That was true school spirit. 128 ,,,..x. , 1 '-J r ' ,L ,sp .1 ,nn Y, QQ 1 ' N- Y, -1 . 1 1-53f G'f!6 1 N . ,. , Q. ,J , 3 . Y.. , .4 , Q? V A ,U , , 'f 52 , 17 .N 1 , ' - . ,SEQ ' Ai 'P Z I E-1 T f f-l.' ' 5 1 ' -Y-r :Ex , H ' flmnff- ' , .-:,.,,,fx3 . 3.JQ,,11.,-5,':,,.f -A -.W H lg, .,. J 2 -I-, ,mx , . 557 W :J I., QQ Xtra? , Q.3. L1p ,T izfrlh E. g yi' 2Q,:..73.xl'g+?5 gg N Q - ' V 'V N : . , 1 , dh Y., .V V, , - , - 1: Q1 '- ::...: . - X , r,:,'- 1 f' , 'E , v ..-V Y, . L. Hag - 3.1, H, Y -3. A' . Lx , ., .t xiii ' ' .- ,-,va fwW U 1 - ,I :.,:-,qagxg ,,: . , ly- ,-mv. ,, 1 . fi'.',?F, M 'sh .3 - - -3. 7322-155 'zwfx-A ,.1 rw 1 basketball Row 1, I.t Jim Rock. Row 2, l. to r.: Archie Stephens, Doug Baker, T. C. Dean, Gary Mattson, Lew Sorensen, Bob Deines, Coach Brazell. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Williams Air Force Base ...... St. Josephis College ............ Luke Air Force Base ............ University of Cal. Riverside University of San Diego .... Universityl of Cal. Riverside California lBaptist College .... LaVerne College .................. Phoenix College ............,...,. 69 Californial Baptist College .... 93 o r.: Howard Dean, Brent Offerman, Roy Wittmer, Ken Thomas, Bill l-legler. Not shown, They 63 79 89 70 93 61 45 75 63 69 0 Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec. 12 Dec Jan Jan Jan . 4 Palo Verde College ...... Cal. Baptist-Covina ........ Cal. Polytechnic College LaVerne College .......... Luke Air Force Base ...... Williams Air Force Base University of San Diego .. Phoenix College .................. 88 Cal. Baptist-Covina ............,, 90 Palo Verde College ............ 85 They 59 74 71 93 61 58 84 77 78 68 coach brazell T T T season highlights The Antelope quint began the SSSSOH by Winning Two and losing two on a road trip to California. Return- ing home we played Luke and Williams Air Force Base. We won both with Bob Deines scoring 27 points in the Luke game. We hit the low point of the season in losing to the University of San Diego. Then we ran up a string of 7 straight victories with wins over P.C., California Baptist-Covina, Palo Verde, Williams, St. Joseph's, and Luke. The P.C. and Cal Baptist wins were sparked by T. C. Dean who got 31 points in the first and 33 in the second. The win streak was finally broken by another defeat at the hands of the University of San Diego, but not until the Antelopes had forced them into an over- time. Deines bucketed 30 points in that one. Then we took a couple of easy ones from the University of California-Riverside, and California Baptist College. The best game of the year was the LaVerne game which we lost 71-75. Baker, who always plays great ball against LaVerne, scored 23 points, T8 coming in the second half. We finished the season with a thrilling win over P.C. that gave us a 15-5 season record which was the best in the state for small colleges. The Antelopes will begin the next basketball season with a 7-l winning record in our new gym. 131 Bob Deines Ken Thomas Howard 132 Roy Wittmer Y I Bill Hegler Gary Mattson Brent Offerman .lim Rock 133 Doug Baker M x6 Eddie Shlpp T. C. Dean 134 Sorensen E J 0 baseball ,, .af 1+ is ' 'W 5-,ii so M 1. Eh ff, V r, 52. gl , 1 . N W . Y , t- L gzqievcj, ms. .L-.A V in ,N ig? ,jp ,C I, - . .s ' of sp 4 f'sg1ii p Li flgi f-113.31 Q -foo-. ,. Q Lg A '. Row l, l. to r. Coach Brazell Roy Wittmer, Lew Sorenson, Chuck Emery, Brent Offerman, Howard Dean, Bill Hegler, Gary Mattson, and Archie Stephens ROW 2, l. to V- Gene Scott Harry Martin, Jim Wesson, Kenny Thomas Jerry Crow, Doug Baker, Kenny O'Neal and Dave Neal, With six returning lettermen and several good looking new prospects the Antelope's hope to build a winning team this year. Top hitters returning this year are Doug Baker .373 and Howard Dean .359. In the pitching department the Antelope's have Bill Hegler, Dave Neal, Gary Mattson, and Doug Baker. Bill and Doug are veterans of last years campaign, while Dave and Gary were stars in high school last year. Howard Dean starts his fourth year behind the plate for old G.C.C. His steadying influence on the pitchers is a valuable asset to the team. Again this year Arizona State College at Tempe loomed as the Antelopes toughest opposing nine. With a full schedule of games this season the herd hopes to improve on last years record. l37 T 1 n ve Neal n .lerry Crew Ho Bill Hegler Gary Mattson Doug Baker 'I ward Dean '67 -e ff. 316 45? 1 1: ' , S iff 4 'ff' 3' Kenny Thomas n 138 l Y, Gene Scott 1-. f , - .K if Q 1 1 L., 2-F -5,-.jf- fi .-75,-il, -a :a.1-' 1 E 1' '111' 1:-4. 'Z 11 1 ,af 1 '1 1' 'J Q .. 2 ,. - , ,AT 'mi-eras. 1 , JL: 12,1 ?r'if1:1 'WEJQ1 'K .111 ENE -- fufzztt, 1 -, 3.1 fra , ,,11r'j-1' I. L- , . 1 . 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X . 1 1 , 11, 11-'21 1 11-.,1-H1 1 ..,1. , 1, 'Y 1 .V ,, , Q 141 l t' tenni 1 i with the start of the 1958 tennis season the Antelopes net ladder loolied like this: l-Ralph English, 2-Dave Fields, 3-Mickey Jack- song 4-Fred Ragland, 5-Grover Garrett, 6-Chuck Bisbee. The Antelope netters lost their first man, Jerry Kopke by grad- uation, but have three returning lettermen in Ralph English, Dave Fields, and Mickey Jackson. Fred Ragland is an experienced player and with this core the Antelopes hope to put together a winning season. With eleven matches scheduled this year the Antelopes are ready to hit the winning trail, and with the added prospect of real home courts in the future the tennis future looks bright. i i l j 142 l N H 44 fl., er Ising N Xia ' mu w ' Jr .T , 4,1-5. ,Im ,.!, ,EM . .T W Y' 1-rpg, . -1, .wi',v' 1 . 'R ' '-, . 11 . N.. TX-X .RX gg .k.. . T '- V I .l iii S-. i , i I s. r if - -A f lT WAS BECAUSE OF FAITH in Christ and his way of lite that Ari- zona Southern Baptists founded Grand Canyon College. Baptists believe in the public school system of America, which operates under the principle of Separation of Church and State. But it is because of this absence of religious education in public schools that it is necessary for Baptists to provide a Christian college in Arizorta for the training ofthe future leaders and citizens of our country Baptists believe in higher education by Christian teach- ers in a distinct Christian atmosphere. This is Christian education. Arizona Southern Baptists believe in Grand Canyon College. BAPTIST GENERAL CONVENTION of ARIZONA 146 l l l ...,.,. M 4 N,,--,.......... --L . . . -um nn - . . , . . a 1 if Hi ' , 5 : 5 nu 5 ut .1 ' ' , 1 ' W S' 4 -nh M I. I .1 m I un nu - ' I 7 ll I v U n .,.... H' ' ..e zz A' 4 . .- ,TIN 5: -' H' 'f1 illi . ' 1' , K . 1 ' . .5- . 'iq' 3.51, : 0 A. M . 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' ' S 1.11: -. . .... l - . .folk f 1 ,- : :Va 1- EE A 1 - I w an- ,hw Wt . Us 5 . 1 I - - lv.. .11 I Y-:ulznnuwm - G , A , 1 1 1 1-1 ' - LN,,g,.L : :gf.zw:... - -Il 3612 ORTH ENTRA1. vsmue 5- .M ggi- U.: ,P ,Q 'mn . : H . . . J N J , 5 '. . all I. F: '-.- . e w as :M --U-zz. .,,.:.H: 'giEe , ,gp - , A 1, C. ,- 5.5 ' ' .H -1 -454522-Q.. V T lg? E3 T. -125, ummm , -8 . I Sf' ' 255, f H :Q nm: e . R--- --:! - - 2 ' ' ' U H ' 4' - ng 1 -r TELEPHONE AM 6-8484 PHOeNsx, ARIZONA Sig - .. ' ' V ln v 1 - 1 - . V E . - T31-y:':,lif q rw- 'gamma E -...E 1::m:Iqnr'Hmi?ia:JMEE?iEE. JUDGE R-SIHPICS PaS1or El m!! ' , ' - I : E N knit? EPFEIEI-mil-:2l:5!,:-gigrhain ,r --., - ' 'f f I-I1 ' 1- - . 5 I mg' ' .. . ' Juuuon mx.-- ' if! - ' 4 Pl -4 ,212 g Glendale, Arizona Z ii, I, Y 7' 1 ..' ' r w .-T if ..A?M,,,pf. Z .- fe' F. . .. ,f y-. .,g ES In This place will I give peace Jack K. Maben, Pasfor Haggai 2:9 YE 7-8171 147 COLLEGE PARK alofisf urcA 1333 W. Osborn Rd., Phoenix ' ix , ' ' 'fr ' ' 'fn N i ' '-'fe' Q' 3 'lf-'lQ,1lg -,f ' ' . - -i 1 . 1, 4, is 552- 'gy-,Q . 3673 -wif 53' ' -T'lf,:Y5:Ff3' 1 Rev. Gerald K. Halll ,, s may School 9:45 1 oming worship 11100 T aiming union 6:30 P.M. wednesday 7:30 PM. I i itll ull llgmf nagm A ' f X l l X Q Q' Zhmaae l al 3 law! peak + Z 3 l l 3 fe llfgllw , C 1 B r' t Ch h r T e urziisslggury? el1vcl2gvo?'lmony n 5 Mgunjgm' Revlzlllz llsY'Ml::2,eood r ' - 148 Central Baptist Church C 2818 N. Central Avenue You are invited to worship with us and share in a Christ-centered, church directed, program of activity which is designed for the whole family. George R. Wilson, A.B., Th. M., Pastor Central In Phoenix - Christ In Central EASTSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Dr, Jge H, Music, Pqgfgr Sid Davis, Music-Education 28th Place and Thomas Rd. 149 FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST 1202 North:Thircl Street Phoenix Pastor l In Assistant Pastor 5, wfT'i' :aa l, ' ' f f l lr El C- Vaughan Rock I Future Auditorium William A- Barclat' Music Education Youth z i i iififif' .sEafE5sIEE5 l R. D. Hughes Howard Halsell Our Our Our Our Our Our ,church organization: The First Southern Baptist Church was organized in March, 1921, with 72 members, by the late Dr. C. M. Rock, father of our present pastor. Sunday School: cclmpletely graded on the age basis, with 26 departments and 97 classes. Training Union is also graded by age, with 12 dept. and 26 unions. Missionary Organizations include W.M.U. and Brotherhood, which are completely and actively functioning. Music is all inclusive, consisting of a fully graded choir program and inspirational gospel singing. l OUR INVITATION 8:15 9:30 10:50 11:00 6:30 7:30 6:30 8:00 Jess Baker Our services First Worship Service Sunday School Second Worship Radio Service, KHEP Training Union Worship Service EVERY WEDNESDAY Fellowship Supper Mid-Week Service Nursery Open for ALL Services Our church extends a most hearty invitation to worship with us as we humbly try to magnify the name ot Christ, our Savior. 0 iii! ' ml M, W W W7 ,-w.,,- 411,541.4--f ...., Y., ,, ...,a.,f,, 4--f .1-Y Y - W Central Heights Baptist Church 'I9 West Hatcher Road Phoenix, Arizona R. L. Braden ssnvlces Pastor Sunday School ............................ ........ 9 :45 am Morning Worship ................... ........ i 1:00 am Training Union ......... ........ 6 :30 pm Evening Worship .........,.......................... 7:30 pm Mid-week prayer service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Faith, Friend, and Fellowship K 'I51 X Riverside Baptist Church H. V. CANTRELL, Pastor 51 st Ave. - Lower Buckeye Rd. GRAND CANfON COLLEGE soolcstone Books and Supplies Our profit, xyour profit Manager-Mrs. Myrtle Eason 1 WEST VAN BU REN SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 27th Ave. PHOENIX, ARIZONA Pastor - Aubrey Moore BAPTIST BOOK STORE 390 North First Ave. Phoenix Books of all Publishers BIBLES, SUNDAY SCHOOL, CHURCH SUPPLIES Proiectors I6 mm 81 35 mm, Slides 8- Strips MRS. RUTH ELY, Manager Phone AL 4-3700 Pleasi1zg you is om' pleasure NOSEGAY FLOWER SHOP 4807 N 27 h Avenue Phone CR 4 6433 GREETINGS fo fhe CLASS 0F '58 from VERNON E. SHIPP AND FAMILY 153 I will sing BOB ROBERTS And Associates GENERAL coNTRAcToRs 1306 wesf Amelia AM 6-2588 1 Compliments of K WALLACE INSURANCE AGENCY VA FIRE - AUTO - CASUALTY - GLASS-BONDS 1029 North lst Street Phone ALpine 4-1137 'I54 I s' ' f gsf: P' ' .. 5 ---- sf ft -4 I - X Ns .1 'V ' - s 'iff t if - .. 4-----AA- - 5' .'-' ?:1:f:1:- 'E1E2EIEf:fl. If'! .- llllw if as 4-- I ,. 3 me nic: r Q I I H '- .,.,. ,, .,.,.,.... it .... 2- , 0 ,J If . w .fEF.St'r 'U' ssewmWmWwW,V,.W. il' Someday l'd like a business of my own ! That's a natural ambition A for an one - et even to dream of it would be regarded as ' l 'd' ly dy d ' ' d B ' f ri :cu ous, an even angerous in many nations to ay. ut in , America, you are free to travel any road of endeavor you choose, and to follow it as far as your abilities will carry you. Our system of free enterprise makes this possible. Yet, some would curb this system - through ignorance or malicious intent. Protect free entera prise! For the sake of your future - the future of your country! -x 1RIZONA - ublzc Service Compliments of MEMORIAL HCSPITAI. 1200 South Fifth Avenue 155 . - . . . . . . ...... - . . . - I l l.I.l.l.l.l.I.l.l.l9l'l'l.l.l.l.l.l.I.l.l.l'l 4. resti e .s Ma- 7 Why I save at The Bank of Douglas ak accurate ,LSNJ X Q' I M-A The Bank of Douglas your friendly Pi aneef bank aim 1887 COILTECOZLS Naam XWW mf aff l AIIIZMA YEfIIM'00lf UMIMJW 2 'I 7 W . J E F F E R S 0 N P H O E N I X , A R I Z 0 N A . P H 0 N E A I. P I N E 8 - 7 7 71 Binding by Arizona Trade Bindery-Phoenix, Arizona M Saving 5 Acc0Unl 14 food 500.6 .fb kygzng' QEWZQ D955 010 5 3 'T 3 1' Yr ov IONAL Rvoqniou F rosii msunm-lc' Co un Di .,,,4-ff-S- :f F dl Faith, Hope, Love BY NOVELLA D. PRESTON Thanks for music that whispers LI prayer Of faith in moments of doubt and care. Thanks for music that offers 11 word Of hope that often has been deferred. Thanks for music that kindles the Ere Of Your for the Christ, mans true desire. Muna no ' .S . + A We F I R N 6 4' vi ' NA I IONAL 'L if 7, Q I V' OF ARIZONA O 9 NAL - i .Q 7! f ke Advertising income helps puy printing d 77 costs so your school can put out an an- gn 9 I nual. and wc're glad to help. You young people are going to be thc Arizona citizens of tomorrow who run . 5 - . . things. so wed like to have your good will - :md your business. 4: X ' Many of your lop-llight classmates will 'Q A wind up marking u curccr in banking. and N 922, L ' ! , I' , I ' the Vullcy Baink is always on the lookout -'J' '1 for promising young mcn und women who 515 ,B have :us cyc on thc future. 'C ,fl .--..... 1. ..-z-1--. .-.-:'-.Q-Q'i.Ef'f.-.-:- . X r Wllc'rr' :fo I ,viyllf H1-1' J lf A .. , . , , 4 ' 1 1 :-:-:- 'I-.W-.-:':f.,iggzf-:f . 1 ' . J f -' 1 so FRIENDLY OFFICES ij z 7, ' 1:-:-:l-:-::q.f:-2'-wi. gkfzi:-:-lg. X5:-ws-1-5:22912-4'6'-mash ' , ' 5 . - ,. - '. 5 '1:1:i25:f:-:-:Y:1:EP,53i3'5.jg-:5-Q 5121?-' 4559?-QF. - ' R ' 1 1:-:'-:3:g:,',:-:::f1...p Q,-1,...,:,:: , 3:--,gf ' V I I L 9 5, 4 i- - ., - , 9If g.-.y-'.31-'ft-.f'k.jZ j. ,.:-gI...g.',f:- ' V19-92-?9 'Q3J- , , fa , . 5 , .I . ., s A 4' A .Q P A . J i - . K ' N i 1 l ,e - 0 'ukizkli-5'5:Y:7:5.b11-1-is3t? Q 'S' , . -113' ,f - v... ' '- ' L I- -f- 2497 1 ' 2-' ' . I. - .2 gsg gi, 4, V tl ,. , . BANK? :- H- 2 ,, f.-Y' -1291-:'n,, Y ,f Y' H ' F., ,f Q:-Riff .V ' Iv. . . I . L 'ai-v Q Y - Lsaffgegf Eanlfm fha Eoolcg Mounfam Qgfes -, --ng. 4 . -, --li, 5 Sli Mnunitn rincnAi.nr.rfc1ur rNsunANcr: convonnfrow 'I57 Congrafulafions From room l.ocKER COMPANY f Swiftk L Slau hferin IceCrea 9 . 9 Q m Processmg fa- f FOR HOME FREEZERS or LOCKERS Camelback and 27th Avenue Day phone YE 7-9545 , , Nite Phone YE 7-9108 Phoenix, Arizona 665 SE Grand Avenue in Glendale WAGNER'S SNOW CAP Featuring: HAMBURGERS FISH 8- CHIPS l 2627 W. Indian School Pl10eI1iX ' ,158 Congratulations to the Graduating SENIORS WEBSTER'S DAIRY WalIy's Quality Meats Where the Customer is King 4807 N. 27th Avenue Compliments of PUT Cr TAKE FOOD STORE 5646 N. 27th AVENUE AMherst 6-2223 'I59 WITH BEST WISH ES from PHOENIX SHADE 18. LINOLEUM CO. Window Shades-Linoleum Venetian Blinds-Asphalt Tile CHILDREN ADULTS ROBERT CRIGLER, General Manager GLAMOUR ILLUSTRATIVE Phones AL 3-2549 AL 2-1390 706 N. 'Ist Street Phoenix, Ariz. BRIDAL PORTRAITS Graduates: The magic door to a career in Life Insurance Sales work May be open tor you with one ot America's oldest and largest companies The Aetna, of! Hartford, Conn. Contact J. C. Koppen, general agent for Arizona I3 Luhrs Arcade Phoenix I COMPLIMENTS of PHO ENIX DRAPER Y COMPLIMENTS A. J. BAYLESS MARKETS Your Home Town Grocer SINCE 1917 160 Compliments from PASTEURIZED - HOMCGENIZED GRADE A MILK BILBY PRODUCE COMPANY In Glass and Cartons zoom N. anna sneer BR 5-2262 217 South Fourth Street Phone AL +4193 FlLER'S BAKERY I5 North Second Avenue GLENDALE, ARIZONA YE 7-9080 We specialize in wedding cakes, party cakes, and birthday cakes. gunsnurg BUILDERS S UPPLY Co. EXTEND U Best Washes 5 ul' :lung IIICKS AND ILOCKS 4012 N. Central Ave., Ph09l'lil, Al'i10l1l EL RANCHO CHUCK WAGON CAFE Grand Ave. near Camelback NEW 41 PASSENGER BUSSES Air Conditioned to LAS VEGAS, NEVADA Sc SALT LAKE CITY Charter Busses Our Specialty Any Place in U.S. STEAK GLENDALE, ARIZONA N 'Hops Bus LINES, INC. CHICKEN 600 E. Jefferson St. AL 3-7551 DRUG STORES Serving Arizona Since 1908 A PHOENIX -TEMPE--GLOBE-MIAMI -SUPERIOR CASA GRANDE - GLENDALE - WICKENBURG L-TUCSON lllPCO l . means the finest in printing ARAIZONA MESSENGER PRINTING COMPANY l2O'7 East Washington Street ' Phoenix MARSTON SUPPLY CO. Complete Line of School Supplies and Equipment Sporting Goods ' Stage Equipment Duplicating Supplies, Equipment and Maintenance Office Supplies and Equipment 3209 N. Central Ave. Phono CR 7-5477 Phoenix, Arizona THE PHOTO sHoP COMPUMENTS of The Store with the Red 81 Yellow Front 27th Avenue Auto Supply Retail and Wholesale 225 N. Central Ave. Alpine 4-3487 8 adm. - 6 p.m. gigg,-?eNQig79lq4'2g'i1' Sun. 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Phoenix, Ariz. PHOENIX, ARIZONA A 'I62 COLLINS BROTHERS SERVICE 27th Ave. 81 Camelback Q TIR-ESI' ' BATTERIES gAc:c:EissoRlES Wheel Balancing and Night Lubricafion A' Wall sm iHy's 27th. Ave. Off Camelback CR. 7-0937 ,. A fm IT ff'-in T nil- Q I , 51 4311 -, .' . .- V .. Q . I , ,-I , - p' .EE -EMI f X .3 , , ' FE .E.tT. Y -' , A , Q A IM- . .A ,l I .A . . . . . : - .-I-1 ,. - I .. 5 ,. ' . . 1 , ' q-fl - I - g, - , - E- .' I V V 'I n 'T ' A I . T ,.,' 'YA 'A , '. .' .. , H- ,' Pick up and Delivery 35Th Ave. and Camelback I Phone YE 7-5571 I - I I I Q. BATTERIES TIRES l.UBE BRAKE SPECIALIST ELECTRONIC WHEEL BAL MOTOR TUNE UP PICK UP 81 DELIVERY black canyon shell TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Wheel Balancing and Night Lubrication 163 Ari zono's most complete Deeortment Store . . X X I X X X Adams at Second St. Downtown Phoenix Alpine 8-621 1 Plenty of Free Parking HARDWARE Sonders Deportment 8. Voriety PHOENIX, ARIZONA TOYS - GIFTS Branch Stores 6011 NORTH 7TH AVENUE 2705 WEST CAMELBACK ROAD 4104 NORTI-LCENTRAL 7015 N. 7th 51. e v 1 J ' 4' L sJ .1 SUPPLYLEQUIUMENT CO, HOWARD s. srorrr mm-n Yuum STATIONERS nrumai 530 W. Washington Phoenix Phone AL 8-6661 164 MATHEWS DRILLING CO. 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE CIESSPCVOLS 5 MACHINED DRILLED cEssrooLs - sEPTuc TANKs -f Q vAcuuM CLEANED a. INSTALLED AMhst 5-1545 of AMhst 5-9406 WYSS LUMBER CO. 1 l General Line of Building Material 5 q and Builders Hardware . 5030 N 27Th Ave. . AM. 6-8488 165 l .l AMERICAN LINEN CONTINUOUS CLOTH TOWELS STAT Q 'IT PAYS TO KEEP CLEAN AMERICIIE IIIE I I I - I I . I Q I t l I For your protection, A- 1 t merican Linen Continuous 1 Towels are treated with ' W . . . a residual san- ' I. atizing agent that kills 'N ' germs and bacteria upon , ' contact with moisture. ' l l Serving Maricopa and E -- Pinal Counties l l I CANNON 8 WENDT ELECTRIC co. Built-in Appliances Westinghouse General Electric Thermador Hot Point Members National Electrical Contractors Assn . Appliance Merchandisers Assn. 4117 N. 7th Ave. Sanders Department 8t Variety PHOENIX, ARIZONA TOYS- GIFTS HARDWARE Branch Stores 6011 NORTH 7TH AVENUE 2705 WEST CAMELBACK ROAD 4104 NORTHLENTRAL 7015AN. 7th SI. Congratulations to the Class of 1958 O CONSOLIDATED WATER CO. 2750 WEST INDIAN SCHOOL ROAD PHOENIX, ARIZONA PHONE: CR 7-3315 MBLeLo BARBER SBoP You name it, we'll cut it. Sl Our specialty: flat tops and ladie hair cutting. 4816 N. 35th Ave., south of Camelback Phone YE 7-6592 Compliments of Bilby Produce Co 217 South Fourth Street Phone AL 4-4193 Q Northwest Village Barber Shop We specialize in crew cuts and flat tops. Expert Shoe shining and BUY Low me a 1 Women's haircutting B I - L 0 Low price every day A 3617 West Camelback Rd. 48 N. 27th Ave. Phone AM 5-0482 167 Northwest Village M E N ' S S I'l 0 P The complete men's shop in you own neighbor- hood. McGregor Van Heuson - Levi Strauss - Hickok - Cooper - Hanes - Tom Sawyer, etc 27th Avenue and Camelback Road AM 5-1361 VILLAGE CLEANERS and Laundry Tony Bowles, owner - l2 years experience in the cleaning business. Camelback and 25th Ave Phone YE 7-6282 TEMPO JEWELER Tempo - is - time --- that's my E X P E R T Shoe Repairing specialty Fast, Friendly, Efficient Service Swiss watch and clock technician Same Fe Shoe Repair Diamonds Watches Fine Jewelry F ' 9 09 9 all' Friendship is my motto p Larry Kulo 3603 W. Camelback Arthur B' Hamm k Horologist Phoenix, Arizona 2713 W' Came ac DIAMOND'S Park Central It costs no more to shop the store that brings you the best in everything and Green Stamps too' Compliments oi WIN TON HEIGHTS BEAUTY SALON I i 'I6 Canyon Trails . Grand Canyon College Phoenix, Arizona With unrelenting crescendo, the year i957-58 comes hastily to its finaleL The T958 Canyon Trails staff hopes you have enjoyed this sentimental journey as much as we've enjoyed planning it. Thanks go to Arizona Yearbook Company for their patience and long- suffering, as well as an excellent job of printing our annual. Mr. Ernest Ross, of Berluti Studios helped in so many ways by taking the class and feature pictures and getting them out on a tight schedule. We appreciate Don Stegner, a former GCC student, who is now with Custom Silk Screen, for silk-screening our covers and divider pages. Special thanks go to Fred Cowardin, who sacrificed greatly to see that we had pictures in this book. Without Johnny Crain we couldn't have paid for our annual. And this editor will forever be grateful to Sharon Van't Kerkoff, Sharon Boyes, Juanita Baker, Ralph English, and Martha Jane Squire for staying up until the wee hours to see that their sections were completed. Most of all, orchids go to Mr. Gordon Psalmonds and Mr. Burton Gavitt for their ever-ready willingness to help and the hours of hand-wringing they were forced to endure. As we complete this year of college, looking back with fond memories and looking forward with new hope and anticipation, may we say with the song-writer, Elizabeth Evelyn Moore: Let all my life be music! Ah! Let the heart of me Be as a harp where joy and pain Are blended harmony. Strike! Strike! the harp that is my soul! Though pain or joy it bring, My only sorrow to be dumb, My only joy to sing! And when the Great Musician plays ln notes of joy or pain, Then let my heart respond and sing, Though in a minor strain. A wondrous song! A living song! A rapt'rous song, oh send! And on a thrilling major chord There let life end! ive Gayle McAllister, Editor 1958 Canyon Trails 170 I 1 'z I W ?7? f' f' 'f 1-, .. I ,I .II -III I t I',.II N 1. f.I 1 I: . I , - -.. I , ,II 5,fi'1'if.- -'f3: '-f.. L ' ' ' jf N ' -if J f ' Y X 1- , ' L' . Q :-3' rw-1 ww . -- 5 D- r- . .gf - -- H 5 - .f , 7--fff-r ' . ' - ' 'ir'5'a.... ? ig: '1' ,A-, . 1 . 'f A1f- - - F -1- Q . Q F? J 4 ' - ' 'H' - ' ' + -5 ' S H . 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