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

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1961 volume:

,..Lll.l.. F Y,,,.Ill li- , 4 CANYGN TRAILS . 15,5 I 4' ., . .., -gl .iv , 1 rf M., ,,4. -1 -I' IN -1 X'-9..f :if .-:Q UN D dication Mrs. Beck has been a beacon of light to countless students who have felt her kindly influence during the past years. Hers is the kind of example that is seldom lauded but always rec- ognized for its Christian merit, It is with great pleasure that we, the staff, dedicate the 1961 Canyon Trails to her in recognition of the outstanding work she has accomplished in the field of Christian education. .ff CHURCH LIBRARY MISSION DRIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 7801 N. 27th AVLPE' Ei P Q3E.NIX, ARIZONA 89021 MRS. BETTY L. BECK l N l ',. , l ,Egan 1 mn sum ' 5: , Fl: i s ff N . 5 ,ll:l:lgg ' 1 .-X , -- : ll Q P Q X x H-XM Lo 4 af G O V E RN M E NT W xflxxbgl 1 ru, mu, . I I V WM rg., I 13' x I K I u 1 I Fl P' 9. Bob Dixon ...... Editor George Boyd ......... .................... A rt Editor Louis Buckley Garry Gilliam Business Manager Photography Henry Mann ......... ll 15- ,lf I I l l'A'lX'hN Q Sponsor I llllllllllllllllllllll'' , uwnffl, b val 157 P: I wi - A ff: QI SCHOLASTICS ORGANIZATIONS 6 I- ,S NP ,f F l I ll , mf Q13 wfllllllw V f REX -'J C 'N K4 mi, -Y 're' fs Qjv B FINE ARTS Tabl E Dedication ...... Government ........ Scholastics ,...... Organizations Fine Arts ........ Features -. Activities .... Sports ......... Advertising ........,. WY' tx 1 . : i W' AQQQ5, 3 s I nw 5 X f I5-FY f it W A FEATURES ACTIVITIES of Contents 10 28 72 86 98 116 140 162 I YW V X 1- lv! JN 555 Qgii n in A Ai NVQ NTI T N me I ff I I Q rwf' U 7 if ii I ,ii ,AWN SPORTS N F N x SM' Xxlff ,lr 7 1 , Us 'Q r' ...aivf I' 5571? , .xr Q ., D el Amumf' ' nf c Q11 1' KA' - v A Q I 5-llllll 'f ,lull . ll 1 - ' X! U I 1 f s GQVERNMEN Ti I Boa rd of Trustees OFFICERS: Robert Crigler, Secretaryg Hollis Nix, Chairman, Executive Committeeg and Vernon Shipp, President of the Board. .U - A iz ,www --V54.,.- -,...--..- ... .1 .ru X... . , W. C.......5....zL...ah.L5.h THE POWER BEHIND GRAND CANYON COLLEGE 10 CFFICER DMI ISTR TIO DR. E. N. PATTERSON President There is no way of paying others for all they contribute to our lives. The only thing we can do is say thank you. How true this is in connection with all who have a part in the life of Grand Canyon College. The Trustees, the Administration, the Faculty, the Staff and the Students all play their part in building a greater college in every way. There is another group that can lift the college to the mountain tops, in greatness, by their spirit of service as they leave our campus. These are the graduates of this year along with all the alumni. Let us pledge our best in service that Grand Canyon College can be all that God intends it to be, today and forever. Faithfully yours, 6' W - FWZ ganna 0114141 Eugene N. Patterson ,. -TM'-' i' 1 if .. . W ggmggi. IEQQEH . SE -. DR. GLENN EASON MR. ROBERT S. SUTHERLAND Administrative Vice-President and Dean Assistant Dean and Registrar Dept. of English A 1 MR. HARRY KENT DR. JAMES L. MCNETT Acting Business Manager of the College DirCCt0r of P11b1iC Relations Dept. of Business Administration ADMI ITRATI E STAFF MR. JOHN MAX COX MISS MARIE MCINTOSH MRS. JEAN H. RILEY Dean of Students Dean of Women Librarian Dept. of Education Dept. of Social Studies Dept. of English - Library Science 'W ' , ' T , N 5 lr. wwf. V1 Q! Ui ,W , . ' 1134 DR. CHARLES M. COOKE MRS. MYRTLE EASON MRS. LEOLA BROWN College Physician Manager of the College Assistant Registrar Book Store 13 MRS. KATHRYN MCNETT MRS. MARY CARROLL MRS. VIRGINIA TROW MRS. MARY ANN HALE Secretary in the Department Assistant in the Registrars Bookkeeper in the Business Bookkeeper in the Business of Public Relations Office Office Office MRS. MARILYN NORMAN MRS. NORMA LEDBETTER MRS. DELLA MAY MRS. ALMA MUNS Secretary to the President Secretary to the Deans Assistant in the Library Director of the Women's Dormitory MR. R, D' COOK MRS. R, D, COOK MISS MARY LOUISE LOZIER Director of the Merfs Director of the Mens College Nufsff Dormitory DOYIUILOIY 14- MRS. CLARA BURGHOUT Manager of the College Cafeteria MRS. LOUISE ROBINSON Manager of the Student Center MR. IVEN COOPER Maintenance CAFETERIA MRS. EAY S. STEPP Assistant in the Cafeteria STUDE T CENTER MAINTENANCE MRS. HELEN POWELL Assistant in the Cafeteria MRS. GRACE RYE Night Manager of the Student Center i MR. HALLIE NICHOLS Grounds Maintenance 15 FACULTY OF I STRUCTIO DR. CHESTER S. BAGG MRS. BETTY L. BECK Dept. of Music Dept. of English Acting Head of Dept. Acting Head of Dept. DR. ROLAND L. BECK MR. DAVID B. BRAZELL MRS- MILDRED BRAZELL Dept. of Education and Dept. of Physical Education Dept. of Physical Education Psychology Acting Head of Dept. Head of Dept. On leave for 1960-61 . l MR. RALPH T. BRYAN MR. CURTIS R. BURGESS DR. VERA M. BUTLER Dept, of English Dept. of Business Administration Dept. of Education 16 DR. I. N. CARR MR. JAMES E. CARROLL MRS. ELIZABETH B. Dept. of Social Studies Dept. of Religion CLAWSON Dept. of English ' 1 ' i : fef i l l 1 i MR. BURTON S. GAVITT MR. WILLIAM G. HEARD DR. ARTHUR M. LEE Dept. of Foreign Languages Dept. of Education and Dept. of Social Studies Psychology Head of Dept. On leave for 1960-61 MISS CLARICE MABEN MR. HENRY M. MANN MR. D. C. MARTIN Dept. of Social Studies Dept. of Science Dept. of Religion Acting Head of Dept. On leave for 1960-61 17 MR. DALE W. PATTON MR. RODERICK POWERS DR. GORDON PSALMONDS Dept. of Education and Dept. of Business Administration Dept. of Religion Psychology MRS. MARJORIE PSALMONDS DR. J. NILES PUCKETT MR. DON REED Dept. of Music Dept. of Religion Dept. of Physical Education Head of Dept. 1 1 t V l MR. C. j. SMITH, JR . MR. SHI-MING WANG MR. S. W. WEATHERHEAD Dept. of English - Drama Dept. of Science Dept. of Education and Acting Head of Dept. Psychology 18 MISS GRACE WELLER MR. PAUL A. YOUNGS Dept. of Music Dept. of Science On leave for 1960-61 Pictured below are the Faculty, administrative personnel, and others who partici pated in the Commencement exercises May 27, 1960. TTY 7 ..-EEE ' gl DONN BELCHER . Q' Vice-President Student Council JOHN SULLIVAN President TABB F ORSTER Secretary GEORGE WILLIAMS Treasurer 20 MR. ROBERT SUTI-IERLAND Sponsor GARY MATTSON Vice-President Freshmen SI-IERRIE BOHRER J1M SMITH Sophornores GINNY HOOK PAUL NIX Is this a. retreat or a summit meeting? E1 Matador y el toro! juniors GLORIA NORRIS BENNY LINDSEY Seniors JANICE MOORE JAMES GROSBACH JUDY PADFIELD 21 IVE '-Q--'iA il7lf i Alan. wi fri' , A ' '- '- Y- .- 'Q-,ig ' '- lf 1-is 134- i . if dj ww. 4 ,:, ig 4-..c i,., ,ui i f ' yi ', - .uvimwu v- 5 '-Q :- gy - J- -. . r if . '- . mn L, 2- ' w f'-ff. i N , ' lf si: Lf fl if A., Z' E wffq-iax' 'Z' jl . i'-gil.. iii? , ,fn ' mf , 1 - 1 A 1 1 .1 ' lli'-M, 'll fidffiliw Eli. . 4521 'fling-gf 7 255 ' ' i -' . gig' Ein? w,aTf',ii. L ' Qi i 'f 'rv- F, y '91 ag' fm f:,,yzy,g i JL, few Q 5 A ,L. ::--55 1 l i all ' e ' ' fmT?M ff1, ' 1 T L .v ,x'i ' -af' fii 'I -v 1 .'rvg vi ' ,Auf I 1, -.- ,-4-- i fe.. , . - 1 X '!,ki:2J.1Vgm,l',1 J l JIM JOHNSTON MR. R.D. COOK PICSMCDY Head Resident 1 li ll U ll' Is it Baby Ruth, Milky Way, or Mars, Dan? Hurry and finish that paper, Luckett. 4 H i 1 Dorm Council: Bruce Paulus, Eddie Hicks, james Gibson, George Boyd, Theodore Miller, Floyd Lacey, and james Johnston. 22 West Dorm MRS, RD. cooK JAMES GOODSON Head Resident President What's that number again, Dave? Keep up the good work, Kelly. i if Wm . Y if in or e ' 1 'lg j i 'fi l i. fi - ' 4 +All -ei i , f - ' K 1 -fff . -. EQ v , N ? ' fnnnnd a jj' V - vi '54 f 1- ' 9. , 61' 'c g Dorm Council: james Goodson, Bennie Clayton, Harry Barker, David Herring, George Meisinger, and Walt Mercer. Pat, Shirley, Carron, and Laura looking very Donna and Carolyn making use of the new lovely. lounge. GI r IS 0 r m rf , ..,, .iw w, f l Q 1 .,i lk C gi rk l MARILYN HARRIS MRS. ALMA MUNS President Director Dorm Council: Fran Champion, Marilyn Harris, Tabb Forster, Margaret Garrison, and Lucy Warren. SCHGLASTICS WHO'S WHO mong Students in merican Universities and Colleges. Each year outstanding members of the senior class are chosen to be named to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. This year eight students were awarded the honor at G.C.C. The award is based upon scholarship, service to the school and co- operation in extra-curricular and academic activities. It represents the high- est quality of student leadership on the Grand Canyon College campus. Henry Adels Harry Barker Marilyn Harris N uu w 'w- Uv' 'w m 1 lt u ,,,Wmwm.... Gary Mattson Muriel I-Iixon I, nw l' . ff' ?.7 5'ui N t o N . T , Himsa,- I '., W Marjorie jacobus W 1 I Paula Stone John Sullivan RV 55225 Q Q in .mm af' 5 w, m U w w Y, a. w 5? gf K 'fl' A 5325 , SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Leon Glenn, Pres.g Harry Barker, Treas , Murxel Hlxon, Seniors HENRY ADELS JR. Sunnyslope, Arizona B. A. Choralaires Forensics '60 - '61 Chaplain Kaibab Hall '59 Life Service Group '58 - '61 Whds Who '61 HARRY ARTHUR BARKER Winkelman, Arizona B. S. Life Service Group '57 - '61 B.S.U. Council '58 - '59 Echoes Staff '58 - '59 S.N.E.A. '59 - '61 I.R.C. '59 - '61 Treas. Senior Class Varsity Club '60 - '61 Who's Who '61 MARTHA ELEANOR BECKMAN New Castle, Pennsylvania B. S. S.N.E.A. '60 - '61 DONN BLYTHE BELCHER Phoenix, Arizona B. A. S.N.E.A. '59 - '61 State Pres. S.N.E.A. '60 - '61 Vice Pres. Pierian Club '60 Vice Pres. Student Asso. '60 Canyon Trails Staff '60 - '61 TOMMIE JEAN BONINE Phoenix, Arizona B. S. S.N.E.A. '60 - '61 Echoes Staff '59 MARTHANNA BOOKER Phoenix, Arizona B. S. Choralaires '57 - '59 B.S.U. Greater Council Canyon Trails Staff '58 - '59 Pierian Club '58 - '61 S.N.E.A. '59 - '61 W.R.A. '58 - '60 sf .,, Y Hx ' ..W I l sir e .. M1 3 mm n 'ln W.. ' vi3'iQl,iiiivi ' - ADELAIDE T. BREWSTER Phoenix, Arizona B. S. CORDELIA PARKER BRINKERHOFF El Monte, California B. S. Foreign Language Club '58 - '59 Pierian Club '58 - '59 Art Editor Canyon Trails '60 Art Editor Shadows '60 S.N.E.A. '60 ?,.. ., .,. ,, ... . . l ll l l l l THOMAS PERSI-IING COBB Phoenix, Arizona B. S. S.N.E.A. '60 - '61 JANETTE DAVIS Ashfork, Arizona B. S. Treas. Freshman Class B.S.U. '56 - '60 State B.S.U. Sec. '59 - '60 Canyon Trails Staff '56 - '59 Campus Beauty '57 - '58 Harvest Festival Queen '58 - '59 Tennis Team '58 - '60 I.R.C. '59 - '60 S.N.E.A. '59 - '60 LEROY ERZINGER West Plains, Missouri B. A. Ministerial Asso. '57 - '61 VELMA JEAN FIELDS Coolidge, Arizona B. S. S.N.E.A. '58 - '61 HENRIETTA GRABANSKI Phoenix, Arizona FRANCES EUGENIA GREER Phoenix, Arizona S NE.A. '60 - '61 X ..N!, , . 4 lei LEONARD WILLIS FLEMING Phoenix, Arizona B. A. CARL LEON GLENN Tucson, Arizona B. A. Life Service Group '58 - '59 Pres. junior Class '59 - '60 Pres. Senior Class '60 - '61 Ministerial Asso. '58 - '61 B.S.U. Greater Council '59 - '60 MARY M. HAPNER Phoenix, Arizona B. S. S.N.E.A. '60 - '61 MARILYN HARRIS Tucson, Arizona B. A. Choralaires '57 - '60 Canyon Trails Staff '57 - '60 Student Council '59 - '60 Dorm Council '58 - '61 Class Secretary '58 - '59 S.N.E.A. '57 - '61 Foreign Language Club '57 - '60 Who's Who '61 CAROLYN JOANN HEARD Phoenix, Arizona B. S. WILMA MAE HIGGINBOTHAM Phoenix, Arizona B. S. S.N.E.A. '60 MURIEL PEARL HIXSON Yuma, Arizona B. A. Class Officer '57 - '60 B.S.U. '57 - '59 W.R.A. '57 - '61 Dorm Council '58 - '59 Life Service Group '57 - '61 S.N.E.A. '60 - '61 Y,W.A. '59 - '61 Choralaires '57 - '58 Who's Who '61 GEROLD C. HORST Boulder, Colorado B. S. Vice Pres. Student Asso. '59 - '60 MARJORIE ANN JACOBUS ' Phoenix, Arizona B. S. Pierian Club '58 - '61 S.N.E.A. '59 - '61 Ol- i State Sec. S,N.E.A. '60 - '61 ' Echoes Staff '59 - '61 B.S.U. Greater Council W.R.A. '58 - '60 vu an Who's Who '61 CHARLES KINZIE Phoenix, Arizona B. A. 5...-f' i ,Jr '. Qi' 'S-'Biff JOHN WILLIAM KUFFEL l Chicago, Illinois f B. A. Y- A Ministerial Asso. 'ss - '61 I CLIFFORD WAYNE McKEE Phoenix, Arizona GENE MARTIN Phoenix, Arizona GARY MATTSON Phoenix, Arizona Vice Pres. Student Asso. '60 - '61 Basketball '58 - '61 i Cahper All-Tournament Basketball '60 Baseball '58 - '61 B.S.U. Greater Council '59 - '60 S.N.E.A. '60 - '61 Varsity Club '60 - '61 Who's Who '61 5:2 W, ,... Ai.. H H -..-J' Sims. 41, iid WILLIE JANICE MOORE Phoenix, Arizona B. S. W.R.A. '60 Student Council '60 - '61 S.N.E.A. '60 - '61 JOAN CAROL OLIVER Hawthorne, California B. S. S.N.E.A. '60 - '61 W.C.W. '60 - '61 LOUIS DUANE MELLING Sweet Home, Oregon B. A. Ministerial Asso. '57 - '61 Canyon Trails Bus. Manager '59 Forensic Club '60 - '61 I.R.C. '60 - '61 THURMAN GAYLE MILLER Clinton, Mississippi B. A. '6 WE ' , BOYD H. OWENS Bisbee, Arizona B, A. Ministerial Asso. '57 - '61 PEARL PERSINGER Phoenix, Arizona B. S. CHARLES POLLARD Phoenix, Arizona B. A. LAURA JEAN PUST Glendive, Montana B. S. Choraluires '58-'59 GirI's Quartet '58-'59 Life Service Group '58-'59 Echoes Staff '58-'59 S.N.E.A. '58-'61 Q:-f:r J PAULA STONE Chandler, Arizona B. S. Who's Who '61 TRAVIS GENE SULLIVAN Ansted, West Virginia B. A. Pres. Student Asso. '60-'61 Who's Wlio '61 CALVIN M. SANDLIN Phoenix, Arizona B. A. ARCHIE L. STEPHENS Duncan, Arizona B. S. S.N.E.A. '57-'60 State Vice Pres. S.N.E.A. '59-'60 Tennis '57-'60 LEE O. TIPTON McCoy, Colorado B. S. Cheerleader '58-'61 Pierian Club '59-'60 S.N.E.A. '59-'60 MARTHA JEANNETTE TRENT Phoenix, Arizona B. S. S.N,E.A. '60 JOHNNY WANG Hong Kong, China B. A. Ministerial Asso. '59-'61 WILLIAM LEROY WHITE Kansas City, Missouri B. A. Oratorio Choir '58 DAVID MILES WILLIAMS Phoenix, Arizona B. S. Basketball '59 Echoes Staff '59-'61 Tennis '59-'60 WILFORD WOOTAN Phoenix, Arizona B. A. L Gther Seniors CHARLES B. ADAMS Phoenix, Arizona B. S. VIVIAN BABCOCK Phoenix, Arizona LEOLA MAE BEATTY Phoenix, Arizona B. S. GEORGE BOYD Phoenix, Arziona ELIZABETH BRADLEY Phoenix, Arizona JOHN BUELL Pinetop, Arizona QR HOWARD DAVENPORT Phoenix, Arizona DAVID FIELDS Phoenix, Arizona NANCY CALLIN Phoenix, Arizona B. S. CHESTER W. CROWL Phoenix, Arizona B. S. NOEL FRANK Phoenix, Arizona MARGERY GOBLE Phoenix, Arizona K JAMES GROSBACH Phoenix, Arizona B. A. KENNETH HAINES Phoenix, Arziona LEWIS DEAN KIRK Phoenix, Arizona BENNY LINDSEY Phoenix, Arizona MARY HARTMAN Phoenix, Arizona .IIMMIE HEARD Phoenix, Arizona -P12 so-f PAT MCCALL Phoenix, Arizona HARRY MARTIN Phoenix, Arizona DeWITT N IX Phoenix, Arizona JUDY PADFIELD Chandler, Arizona B. S. RUTHANNE PHILLIPS Phoenix, Arizona JANICE POWELL Benson, Arizona B. A. RICHARD SANDERS Santa Rosa. California MARY SMITH Phoenix, Arizona B,S. VIOLET STUNNELL Phoenix, Arizona B. S. KENNETH THOMAS Boulder City, Nevada ff' t Lasi U m ' Hia. fff 224 eff 5 'ff if H5 -. :Q Q , ,. L ,gi sa -2 vu- V W ' gf 1 Lx, K: um Kei if E M, E if nm mn, K ' ' . 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Arizona Robert Perkins Baltimore, Maryland inns? w-52:2 V if-Y Donald Phillips Glendale, Arizona Barbara Pollard Phoenix, Arizona Gary Ramer Ajo, Arizona June Richmond Ignacio, Colorado Barbara Richmond Mebane, North Carolina Evann Riley Price, Utah Harold Robinson Phoenix, Arizona Robert Rummage Phoenix, Arizona 3315- HL., . ,qv bl .RE li l - .A 3 Lili Sgr: Larry Schwartz Florence, Arizona l Nadine Schmelzla Willcox Arizona joyce Sei ple Phoenix, Arizona Paul Taylor Harbor City, California john Tipton Phoenix Arizona Gola Sypherd Phoenix, Arizona Maynard Tidmore Tolleson Arizona John Ueltzen Phoenix Arizona Mahlon Weaver Phoenix, Arizona Billy Williams Phoenix, Arizona Alvin Wood Phoenix, Arizona Mary Zichterman Coolidge, Arizona Q 3353 ' XZ Ll' 2:5 gl? sin . , W - 51 xg? 'rw .iwasiseii I: W' K,-152 5 M 'i - :FTOC-f-A -V r i' ' at X Q J--' yr ' - 1: mf- 5-,L ,.1:f,'H5,- R im 1:5-5 . 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Corbin Phoenix, Arizona Mabel Corbin Phoenix, Arizona Nancylee Davidson Grand Junction, Colorado Patricia Day Pagosa Springs, Colorado Richard Dixon Memphis, Tennessee Jeanene Gibson -Cheyenne, Wyoming Charles Green Denver, Colorado Patricia Hill Glendale, Arizona Darla Howard Phoenix, Arizona Ross Inglish Phoenix, Arizona Stephen Knight Phoenix, Arizona James Paul Lambeth Phoenix, Arizona Genevieve Hook Winslow, Arizona Billy Hudspeth Glendale, Arizona Margret Knaphus Phoenix, Arizona Floyd Lacey Humboldt, Tennessee Mary Louise Lozier Phoenix, Arizona Clifford McTavish Pueblo, Colorado George Meisinger Salem, Oregon Margaret Miller Clinton, Mississippi Paul Nix Phoenix, Arizona Melvin Owens Phoenix, Arizona Sam Martin Phoenix, Arizona Walter Mercer Carrizozo, New Mexico Dick Newsome Taft, California Rachel Ann Overall Tucson, Arizona Thurman Pylant Phoenix, Arizona Janet Ray Rains Phoenix, Arizona Walter Riley Price, Utah John Schulz Columbus, Ohio john Sigmon Phoenix, Arizona Kenneth Ray Smith Phoenix, Arizona Peggy Reid Silver City, New Mexico Barbara Jean Roden Willcox, Arizona Robert Seymour Ellis Grove, Illinois Ella Mae Sisco Clifton, Arizona Patsy Sparkman Tolleson, Arizona Carolyn Treadaway Morenci, Arizona Virgil Watkins Phoenix, Arizona Myrtle Wilson Anchorage, Alaska Tv-L9 down, h E+-f gall Q g 5' 5 I 1-1.-Z ' 7 -ff v- 'A' ww, J Lucille Warren Ridgewood, New jersey Walter White Roy, Utah WS-6 .Q N . sqm iff- X ' N 'g 4 3 '35 555 fy! 5 ,, . Jw L' , S 'Q k' J U. W M H Y 'J N t r :W xg sa - . U ' 1 , I w fb, I 1'f' 5,35 was My 4 Yi 3221 EER X fi H nan A I -l' f ,. Ve, ' .- af. . ,Q,lvl?j: Af S 'iff A- - H2551 H 7 . ' Y F A 4 3 I N A I . A I Hy M 'r Z up W G ,W I it f in :fi '-,.. 3 .U ,iii PTS - 51 . 4 , E -ye? Q m f ' , .- ., .ff 1 -' f.i,.,1 Freshmen Thomas Adkins Downers Grove, Illinois Benny Alford Anderson, South Carolina Albert Baker Fresno, California David Baker Salem, Oregon Millie Baker Tucson, Arizona Kelly Bane Zanesville, Ohio 4.-40-. I L13 ee!-.,i. T L - -iff-sau , my 1 WL iff r , X F . Cooper Bell Phoenix, Arizona Nelson Bell Douglas, Arizona Michael Borcling Tucson, Arizona james Brandon Phoenix, Arizona Sandra Brandt Running Springs. Cllifornra Sherry Bressler Broomfield, Colorado Margaret Ruth Cleary Brooklyn, New York Twyla Collins Phoenix, Arizona Gerald Conner Phoenix, Arizona Jacquelyn Cureton Phoenix, Arizona Donald Devine Central City, Kentucky Karen Kay Downey Tucson, Arizona Ray Deane Brinkerhoff Winslow, Arizona Donna Brisby San Manuel, Arizona Barbara Brittain Phoenix, Arizona Louis S. Buckley Guthrie, Kentucky Thomas Chrisman East Arlington, Illinois Bennie Clayton 29 Palms, California Stanley Thurman Dunn Alamogorda, New Mexico Brenda Easley Gilbert, Arizona Dan Eaton Phoenix, Arizona Edwin Ek Albuquerque, New Mexico Janice Farrell Tucson, Arizona Sheldon Fifield Phoenix, Arizona Glenda Fisher Phoenix, Arizona james Gibson Cheyenne, Wyoming Gary Gilliam Phoenix, Arizona Diann Goclsoe Las Cruces, New Mexico Carron Grace Flagstaff, Arizona Darrell Graham Coolidge, Arizona janice Kay Greer Shirley Griffith Inella Gullick Mary Hahn Phoenix, Arizona Dove Creek, Colorado Tuba City, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona Keith Hart Larry Hensley Mike Heppler Edward Hicks Phoenix, Arizona Peoria, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona Lowell, Arizona Edward Hinson Dean Hopper Robert Hymers jerry Jackson Cupertino, California Casa Grande, Arizona Los Angeles, California Casa Grande, Arizona Sheila Jackson Herbert Johnson John James Johnston Judith Jones Van Buren, Arkansas Phoenix, Arizona Queen Creek, Arizona Vernon, Illinois 'L Nqnfy Jgneg Roger Jones Virginia Jordan Peggy Joy M01-end, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona Tucson, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona 1 ml A A ' it fb' li nr'-gv 'S-9 Marlene Judd Michael Karrick Barbara Kelton Patricia King Gilbert, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona Salt Lake City, Utah Jorge Martinez Phoenix, Arizona Patrick Mierkey Phoenix, Arizona Wendy Ong Phoenix, Arizona Eschol Owenby Phoenix, Arizona Helen Painter Phoenix, Arizona Bruce Paulus Asbury, New Jersey Ronald Kingston Prescott, Arizona Dean Kirkland Casa Grande, Arizona james Lambros Phoenix, Arizona Vicki Land Phoenix, Arizona James McLeroy Roy, New Mexico Walter Manderson Phoenix, Arizona Patricia Pauley Prescott, Arizona Denny Phares Tolleson, Arizona james Phares Tolleson, Arizona Lucinda Pisell Torrance, California David Quass Glendale, Arizona Jim Richards Phoenix, Arizona Baxter Riley Phoenix, Arizona Shirley Roediger Shelby, Montana James Rose Chandler, Arizona Norma Ruiz Florence, Arizona Bennaneal Sartain Phoenix, Arizona Wallace Shackelford Arlington, Texas Lois jean Smith Phoenix, Arizona ,W .Q,,, W.. , , ,.-:-- --- , W-,.. ----- , ,1,j11f,i,5?g ff-'ge' ' X - I A . MLX- - ' , E-1f,4,,,Q?,,-5 J 1 5' -1.-.-av' J Epi, U, leg? l L, L5 1 5' hr ia, , V i sf- V, gil- ,i Q , in ' F5 -1 Ti H ' H .. .. 4 i ts f .1ii.g . 1 ' - :if f A' A fu, '2-7.9!-' ' .1 I .M ew' Eg' I 'z'-xl, 3 V -ig . - ,gg 'fx l ' A A . I Kenneth Thompson Eloy, Arizona 68 Winona Junelle Smith Dan Spivey Eula Mae Susunkewa Clearfield, Utah Bisbee, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona N21nCy 3113011 Raymond Swan Patricia Tenney Joyce Thomas Ph0CI1iX, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona Prescott, Arizona Lima, Peru '7 hp. Orrin Thompson Patricia Turner Gary L. Van Horn Glendale, Arizona Marietta, Georgia Tucson, Arizona , 4 r ,iw ' Y-fl -f.- ' '- 45 5 .4 if f 5 Robert Wallace Larry Ward Sydney Watkins Billy West Tucson, Arizona Phoenix, Arizona Salt Lake City, Utah Phoenix, Arizona nit' 'fi Y W Y Y V 4 'vii' ..,.'f'1 il' ' y ,. , z A l ' . , 'X l - N V A N fzila ' . I . N W I ffl, V - V ,' '-1-aa' i . : l l if E y l Daniel White Monty Coy Wiley Seth Williams Arthur Williamson jackson, Mississippi Ajo, Arizona Glendale, Arizona Glendale, Arizona V,zM.,fz z in 7X 1 iw-4-n-1 Alice Wright Laura Yount Phoenix, Arizona Scottsdale, Arizona E ug' 'za X lab L QRGANIZATIGNS Baptist Student Union I: ii BILL PHILLIPS 'il President e l The BAPTIST STUDENT UNION has had a very suc- cessful year. For the first time on our campus, we had a Freshman Council. These people were a great help to the Executive Council. This organization, serving as the link between the church and the school, began its year of activities by encouraging all new students to find a church home. During the course of the year L L it . GORDON PSALMONDS l Sponsor B.S.U. has sponsored many activities such asg the wel- come party, morning watch, noonday devotions, eve- ning vespers, Religious Focus Week, the State B,S.U. Convention, and mission programs. Many students con- sider the B.S.U. Christmas Chapel program to be one of the best this year. Row 1, L. to R.: Joann jacobus, Patsy Sparkman, junelle Smith, Aleta Cooper. Row 2: Larry Ward, Nadine Schmelzla, Mary Hahn, Joyce Thomas, Brenda Easley, Diann Godsoe, Sara Mae Crouse. Row 3: Fran Champion, Pat McCall, Laura Pust, Ian jones, Pat Hill, 72 Ginny jordan, Ella Mae Sisco, Lois Smith. Row 4: Bill Phillips, Denny Daniel, Lloyd Aycock, Kelly Bane, David Herring, Bennie Clayton, Marjorie jacobus, joan Oliver, Dr. Gordon Psalmonds. Foreign Language Clu b L. to R.: Dixie Gibson, Secretaryg Nancy Hugh, President. MR. BURTON S. GAVITT Sponsor The purpose of the FOREIGN LAN- GUAGE CLUB is to acquaint the student with the language and cultures of many foreign countries. The highlight of the year is the Foreign Language Club Banquet, featuring an outstanding speaker. The club is open to all students interested in or en- rolled in a foreign language course. .N Eff! Q I.. to R.: Sven Mossinger, Mr. Burton S. Gavitt, Dixie Gibson, Nancy Hugh, Peggy Reid. Forensic Clu b U'-if' 'i 'gif Zire' e.'s:1?F' .-Tir?-'FU 1'ff'Z '1v? f'S2 1 ' fr? 4 -5-- ., , X -9 L. to R., Row 1: Mr. Ralph T. Bryan, George Williams, Duane Melling, Barbara Anne Kelton. Row 2: Alvin Wood, Bill Phillips, john Sullivan, Henry Adels r X, l MR. RALPH T. BRYAN T ' ' ls T .714 Y ' T A ,4 , v , l, i L. to R.: Henry Adels, Secretary, Alvin Wood, President, Bill Phillips, Vice-President. 74 SPOUSOY I Although the FORENSIC CLUB has only a few members, it is one of the most active organizations on campus. The members at- tended the Desert Invitational Speech Tourn- ament in February and sponsored a state-Wide tournament on the GCC campus in April. Besides the tournaments, they met once a week to practice and develop speech techniques by getting advice and friendly criticism from the sponsor and fellow members. This first year of organization promises a good future. O 0 Vial- If 'cfs -1' dvi-eff. :if Vx? PQ fem? lb El ipg A741 ,p '34 IW 5 , p i r v r , , Q ,I P . 1 iffv-'Y e'1, i,m- , fgfe? , 'ez' a, .3 4 S-gf g.r.Q5,5:.1j5! .ir I -iw, .V 'wwf' , :., T-4 ,-1,31 . ag ,f'l'i12g Q' fstlyvigmi-,uv,.i 1 1 . 1 , -- .N -,Q N .1 rf.':.f 1 L . f -, f -w --K :,e,-,- , Ur K. . A? 1 f . g. --, .X , Qin: .a'f?5FRf'-1339? fr .I ' ' 4 'T' :wif 4 P '- . 2.1-JV.:-1 5 I ..:,,,,-W-.. 1 ' Q :':3j5?',?2na:?:.71fs'rf- '- p V. - H ,i' 1 ' i 1, .iv - , . wig. ,' ' , ' ii' ' 7 r. . I 1-L--' -' li' - pi -as ef- ,mg rv, , ' H .fr-H , .- ,rgg . -sq I . .- f ., . wat- .--L 1 ' . W- Q. 'ww- uw,-.f we ' '- I -fa4,'w'1.-f z LL -'wp-ha, !.,:-,N A.z , Y -TQ E3ff:Q5i.j,'i5.-vj- .Q-' f'- 31 7I'i lf'v ,fri .1 QiffZl: 5ii.'f' fs- l l 'T'T'T ' My-1,.,:'+,'E....-5 ,, .1-.37 4 t, ,-r..Ibg'lf,l-,- . V-E ,.,:Z, 'ygg..ufg,f, ,' .,liy,f--ew 'vulqifiiglgi 'H'.2 ' '11 .2-z, tm ,' - iw-, -' Q,3',.:+-Lf, ' r 1 mfg- - 1, T In I I . W . han f,-:,i.LL,:g . ,tu .Liv-L-' my 11,5 .. ,J fr 'Ig' ' 3 . vilficisac 1 vii' Q, I-5 '-7. -wif.. ,il 3:-,,i!i',g5,L,,' vi - mi. 1 3-,lg 1- 'N , vm- .r .' L 1 -'y' r .r .yu-L31 . -.,' - F -f I fi'h -:A V' .Jil1I,:Lr.,'ikJQt.r ' GEORGE WILLIAMS L. to R., Row 1: George Williams, Gloria Norris, Joyce Thomas, Fran President Champion. Row 2: Dr. Issac Carr, Bennaneal Sartain, Lucy Warren, Jim Grosbach, Miss Clarice Maben. The INTERNATIONAL RELA- Regional I.R.C. representing the colleges TIONS CLUB seeks to promote interest in and universities of Arizona and southern public affairs and to sponsor activities for California. Each year the club participates enlightenment and enjoyment. The pro- in the regional conference, and for the last grams consist of current issues of local, two years has embodied regional officers. national, and international importance. The Currently the Regional Vice-President is a club is affiliated with the Pacific Southwest GCC Chapter member. Dr. Issac Carr, Professor of Social Studies at GCC is leaving our cam us this year to complete research work at Carson-Newman Col- ' lege in Jefferson City, Tenn. Dr. Carr, Dean and Professor of History and Political Science at Car- son-Newman, returns to resume work on biographi- cal sketches of Trustees, faculty members, and bene- factors. He has completed Volume I of his research, a SURVEY HISTORY OF CARSON-NEWMAN COLLEGE, before coming to Grand Canyon College K two years ago. The College is one-hundred years old and has a current enrollment of 2000 students. Dr. Carr has been active in the GCC Chapter of IRC J and has been well liked by the students of Grand l Canyon College' Miss CLARICE MABEN Sponsor V P 75 Keyboard Clu b The KEYBOARD CLUB consists of the musical events. The club urges all its mem- piano students. The purpose of this club is to bers to attend symphony concerts and musical hold piano workshops where students can events in order to hear and watch Professional perform for constructive criticism and to Pro- musicians perform. mote better performances at recitals and snlmm , MISS GRACE WELLER L. to R., Seated: Barbara Richmond, President, Judy Ormand, Vice- Sponsor President, Standing: Patricia Day, Secretary, Bob Perkins, Chair- man. V i L. to R., Row 1: Barbara Richmond, Judy Ormand, Conner. Row 3: Margret Knaphus, Ann Brown, Mary Patricia Day, Bob Perkins. Row 2: Miss Grace Weller, Hahn, Sara Mae Crouse, Ella Mae Sisco. Row 4: Pat Gayla Cooper, Patty Pauley, Nancylee Davidson, Abi Tenney, Darrell Graham, George Boyd. 76 Y. W. A. YOUNG WOMAN 'S AUXIL- IARY is a Southern Baptist Mis- sionary organization for single girls 16 - 24 years of age. Its pur- pose is to unite young women in mission study, to pray intelli- gently for and give to missions, and to engage in community mission activities for spiritually I. ,. and physically needy. , 2 ff . ' - I L. to R., Row 1: Sara Mae Crouse, Karen Downey, Joyce Thomas, Junelle ' 1 Smith, June Richmond, Verlyne Henry. Row 2: Ella Mae Sisco, Judy Ormand, I V Myrtle Wilson, Judy Padfield, Donna Bland, Ann Brown, Pat Hill, Twyla 4' Collins. 'F , . . J I L ,' MISS MARIE JUDY ORMAND MCINTOSI-I President Sponsor if if f. 1 i vu, : V it , IS 'mf' 5, .tinge 95? egg if lil? Eu-41. Q V- X L. to R.: Mrs. Paul Youngs, Sponsor, Barbara Pollard, President, Dot Ultzen, Frankie Kuffel. W. C. W. The WIVES OF CHRISTIAN WORKERS is an organization which seeks to provide fellowship for those women whose husbands are students preparing for the ministry. This or- ganization attempts to help young women understand and cope with the problems they will be faced with as they help their husbands in Christian work. MRS PAUL YOUN GS Sponsor Ministerial Association L. to R.: Melvin Owens, Group Captain, Charles Pollard, dentg Harold Pope, Group Captain, Boyd Owens, Vice-President Dick Sanders, Secretary-Treasurer. Row 2: Dr. Niles Puckett, Spon- sorg john Buell, Pianist, Joe Carne, Group Captain, Bill Dibert, Publicity Chairman, Charles Kinzie, Song Leader. Presi l X4 . I DR. NILES PUCKETT Sponsor , 7 ' . l ' . ll ' l 1 ' I - ' v ' Ai ' A lr . . . . ,, . i i Wa. . . , 9 I U ' l H . . i X! A wwf, I ' l q L. to R., Row 1: Ray Magruder, jim McLeroy, Dean Kirk, Charles Pollard, Larry Ward, Harold Pope, Mr. Gerald Conner, Gary Vanhorn, Leon Glenn, Dick San- ders, Iim Goodson. Row 2: Dr. Niles Puckett, Wilford Wooten, Williaxjn Dibert, Melvin Owens, Carl Godsoe, Larry Schwartz, Dewitt Nix, Benny Clayton, Dan 78 -..-v-'- f-v- .Y . A b ' f ' if ' , White, Harold jenkerson, joe Bernadie, Bob Wallace. Row 3: john Ultzen, Boyd Owens, Charles Kinzie, Ernest Powell, Floyd Lacy, Kieth Hull, joe Carne, Dave Herring, Gayle Miller, john Buell, Leroy Erzinger, Kelly Baine, Tony Anaya. Pierian Club L. to R., Row 1: Sheila Jackson, Lucy Warren, Adelaide Bryan, Mr. Robert Sutherland, Buddy Dixon, Bob Brewster, Nancy Callin, Pat McCall, Marjorie Jacobus, Dixon. Harold Robinson, George Boyd, Donn Belcher. Joann Jacobus, Mary Zichterrnan. Row 2: Mr. Ralph THE PIERIAN CLUB this year concern- ed itself with activities related to the study of the cultures of other countries. The emphasis of the monthly meetings was on travel. The highlight of the year was a Christmas dinner where students from foreign countries were the guests. L. to R.: Pat McCall, Secretaryg Nancy Callin, Vice-President, Joann Jacobus, Publicity, Bob Dixon, Presidentg Lucy Warren, TICRSUICIS DOD Belfhef, Social Di1'CCf0l'- MRS. ELIZABETH CLAWSON-MRS. BETTY BECK Sponsors 79 , Aja AVIN ,Y ' B' ' 5 , K etrl j 1 rl 't . .a ria . li A ' V' A T .. 'A DONN BELCHER MR. JOHN MAX COX State-PlfCSlClCf1t Sponsor State-Advisor S THE STUDENT NA- o Q Q 0 TIONAL EDUCATION AS- SOCIATION is an organiza- tion designed to interest future teachers in the work and problems in the education field. This has been an outstanding year for the chapter. For the first time in the history of the GCC chapter there have been more than fifty members enrolled. Within the mem- bership there are two state officers--president and sec- retary, and state advisor. DR. ROLAND L. BECK MARJORIE JACOBUS C0-Sponsor State-SCCfCf2.fy I.. to R.: Laura Pust, Social, Marjorie Jacobus, Presi- dent, Lee O. Tipton, Vice-President, Gloria Norris, Secretaryg Marthanna Booker, Treasurer. - ' ' . -1-1 -:1 i ' 'ff ' H' '- T .T' ' ' 'V T' '-T-Kimi-f:'l 1 , . , 1 1. I. .--Q T 5 rr, ,H g , 'y..,' , . l.- f..,, ' - s' 1a:,L,v. . - -' T113 - L. to R., Seated: Inella Gullick, Paula Stone, Verlyne Henry, Gloria Norris, Marjorie Jacobus. Row 2: Carolyn Heard, Linda Barker, Merlyn Key, Leola Beat- ty, Nancy Callin, Barbara Pollard, Laura Pust, Adelaide Brewster. Row 3: Marilyn Harris, joan Oliver, Ben- 80 naneal Sartain, Violet Stunell, Judy Padfield, Joann jacobus, Charles Adams, Thomas Cobb, Mr. john Max Cox. Row 4: john Tipton, Everett Hankins, Charles Lee, Howard Davenport, Donn Belcher, Muriel Hix- son, Lee O. Tipton, jim Grosebach. Varsity Clu b THE VARSITY CLUB is an organization consisting of those who earned a letter in basketball, baseball, or tennis. Included in this are the head athletic managers for the major sports. The main purposes of the Var- sity Club are to organize the intramural sports and promote more interest in school activities. L. to R.: Lloyd Aycock, President, Paul Nix, Treasurer, Benjamen Lindsey, Vice-President, David Anfinson, Secretary. L. to R.: Bill Miller, Denny Daniels, and Cliff McTavish battle for the football in one of the activities sponsored by the Varsity Club during activity period. MR. R. D. POWERS Sponsor L. to R., Row 1: Gary Mattson, Maynard Tidmore, Stephen Knight, Kenny Thomas, Noel Frank, Lloyd Aycock. Row 2: Mr. R. D. Powers, Harry Barker, Dan Belcher, Dave Fields, David Anfinson, Paul Nix, Benjamen Lindsey, Harry Martin. 81 Women's Recreation Association L. to R., Row 1: Nancy Sutton, Nadine Schmelzla, Margaret Garrison, Gail Hart- man. Row 2: Gayla Cooper, Pat King, Peggy Reid, Pat McCall, Margaret George, Paula Stone. NADINE SCI-IMELZLA President WOMENS RECREATION ASSOCIATION provides a variety of physical and social activities for women students on the campus. Girls can select activ- ities which are of special interest to them. The purpose of the organization is to promote physical efficiency and health, encourage sport- manship and cooperation, and provide competitive re- creational activities. The club participated in sports day at Arizona State College. MRS. MILDRED BRAZELL Sponsor Life Service Group r L. to R., Row 1: Karen Downey, Shirley Griffith, Ella Mae Sisco. Row 2: Mrs. Alma Muns, jeanene Gibson, Joyce Thomas, junelle Smith, Diann Godsoe, Sara Mae Crouse. Row 3: jim McLeroy, Harold jenkerson, Muriel Hixson, Donna Bland, Judy Ormand, Mike Bording. Row 4: jim Gibson, Walter White, Henry , Adels, David Herring, Dan White, Harry Barker. Canyon Commerce Club The CANYON COMMERCE CLUB, newly organized this year, is open to all business majors and minors. The purpose of the club is toiinforrn the student of the methods, oppor- tunities, and the challenges of business. The club brings closer the ties between the business world and the student, helps him to become oriented in the field, and provides a higher standard of business ethics. MR. R.D. POWERS - Sponsor, , 'PAUL TAYLOR- President '- MRS. ALMA MUNS Sponsor The LIFE SERVICE GROUP is an organization for those stu- dents who feel called to life-time service to Christ. Members of the group conduct weekly services at various places over the city and' helped churches on occasions to take' census. This year the group has been instrumental in establishing a mission. L. to R., Row 1: Carton Grace, Gayla Cooper, Shirley Griffith, Louis Buckley. Row 2: Pat Hill, Paul Taylor, Twyla Collins, Roger Jones, Mr. R. D. Powers. 83 FINE ARTS 75,1 -I '14 F 4 3 lg it 4 George Boyd, Robert Dixon, Aff Editor Canyon Trails Editor 4. 2,151 QU I i -JI:-'I V. 'L Ili V, 1'r -, .1 '- .lF:A5:1,,.s ,-- 'ul , xx 1, S 5 gy ll M , 4- gif? i 'V T 'N ' , ' -' 7' w V-'?'5'f1i' - i ,',, vfaF'7ff' 1 H ' - .-f:P?i,f'i' ffl ' X J- , MLA J pf , 'N '5 ' Q A 'li' I I 1 , V l 1 4 V Y. ' - w R, F i M L,f ff, .ni L1 di R-nil Peggy Reid, Mr. Henry Mann, Activities Editor Faculty Sponsor Canyon TraHs , v , -:A 3 nwfwNsFEfi , fNllbX:4K if S 1 Qi Y 5.- V --' -4 ' 1 ag, 'R' 1 ,tl-M ff Staff, Back Row: Henry Mann, Donn Belcher, john Tipton, Bob Dixon. Front Row Aleta. Cooper, Dan Belcher, Peggy Reid, In Farrell. Donn Belcher, Government and Features Editor -.. ,, . 'VAR :- - ,ir if . uf, rQ:'.'X- f' ' -XXX ,-:Tr ' HA' . Sn ...XX .1-,XX Xm ,X X... -,-,-, 1 2 ,X X --VX pXXXXXXXiX -. , H X ,XX ,X.,,,XX,, X'5f':: 'H T X N ' - - X ,XX-X , fa if ' X 1 un ' X nr tm' ' XXX - ll 1 W. . tr ' X X 5. .., - X XX X XXX . . ., r. , ..L-.'.'XX- -lr 1 :XX-V-J l l l 1 l john Tipton, Organizations Editor X l Dan Belcher Sports Editor Gary Gilliam, Photography Editor Aleta Cooper, Fine Arts Editor It takes so little to please George! 87 4. J., I ,i The Choralaires is the smaller touring choir made up of specially 'Y selected voices. This year the Choralaires will tour West Texas and ' Oklahoma. Music De artment P College Trio: Aleta Cooper, Wendy Ong, Sara Mae Crouse. Mrs. Marjorie Psalmoncls Director A major part of the program found at Grand Canyon College is the Music Department. Often the Choral- aires or ensembles go out to various parts of the city or state as represent- atives of the college. The largest production of the Music Department each year is the presentation of the Messiah in the fall. However, the recitals of voice and piano, special music for many programs, and help for Public Relations are all provided for by the Music Department. Dr. Chester S. Bagg, Director of Oratorio Society College Quartet: Lanny Led- better, Bill Crowl, Henry Adels, Mark Wiley. The Oratorio Society is composed of over sixty voices, and performs twice a year. This Fall they performed Handel's Messiah , and The Crucifixion was presented in the Spring. Organ Class: Mrs. Marjorie Psalrnonds, In- structorg Wendy Ong, Mary Zichterman. Music students, rehearsing for upcoming recital. Freshman gir1's trio: Twyla Col- lins, Barbara Roden, Diann God- SOC. N 2:25 ga . ' mai- .- is - , at , Voices For Christ. A group of volunteer singers who travel about Phoenix and give their testimony in songs. They are under the direction of George Meisinger. S h a d 0 f MW lAlli,t:fli,kjgmlQ,,3wl'lit-,V 'L Nw lilllw'-iii 'tllw The Shadows is a publication unique to Grand Canyon College, in that it consists en- tirely of student's own works. The editorial staff is taken from the advanced writing classes, and this year the advanced composition class will handle its publication. Mrs. Betty Beck, Faculty Sponsor Harold Robinson .................................... Editor Henry Adels ............ ...... B usiness Manager Margaret Garrison ............ Publicity Chairman jean Fields .......... .......... S tenographer Tommie Bonine ..... ..... C opy Reader Al Buehring ......... ..... C opy Reader Denny Daniel ..... ..... C opy Reader lillllllll sllyatlilwliilill WW' Mi 'JM M100 'le . fxi.. ' Quill' - 551,21 .',.-nw 'l Ing' Shadows Staff left to right: Tommie Bonine, Jean Fields, Al Buehring, Henry Adels, Margaret Garrison, Denny Daniel. Seated: Harold Robinson. This year's Newspaper Staff, L. to R.: Rhonda Adams, Ann Overall, Larry Schwartz, Carron Grace, Seated: Shelia jackson, Ed Hicks, Gayla Cooper, Marjorie Jacobus, jim Grosbach. 'K E E Editor ................ Copy Editor .......... Feature Editor ..,.,,.. Sports Editor ...... Reporters: jim Grosbach Rhonda Adams Vicki Land Sheila jackson Eddie Hicks Business Manager ...... Sponsor ................ anyon Echoes Larry Schwartz Carron Grace Gayla Cooper Dave Williams, Peggy Reid Columnists: John Sullivan Mary Zichterman Joann Jacobus Dave Williams Rhonda Adams Mr. Ralph T. Bryan Larry Schwartz, Second Semester Editor 1,6 f 'ww ,,-I X S w w, all I foog 6 ook A Wig? ' Tf'1u'IW ?f 646 NDR '00, 'f 01631 302612 r 9 4 aff' 1011.9 w 1 2 K h'OffffQf'af1sf 8 'B i H 'r 3 ,,' :.5j- H U J., U U1- Jf o . jp '.' oder-.. l o :': W on 563 ' Mr. Ralph Bryan, I ,,:-if El -ji. .. :D :rn Faculty Sponsor N H A ya :ii 'jx X jg. , i S X , ow?.., .gx fxiv Am wsmwg 4, . ' xx X z o ji if X35 N -Yxjghx Ao -VR :xy 'f 2 v' -fl . That do W0rd jxm Grosbach, First Semester Editor WD ..'dO Iel 'ff fe F it get YOU Honors 3 K 'E' EEG Nllfvqwsxiuvcehoose Ps KXLYX S E GMO?-'sl 9 035162 ibeihl may QF jilfa 1-. 2 I-Ionor's Day takes place once a year when the student body of Grand Canyon College pays tribute to those who have fulfilled the desired scholastic require- ments, or who maintain a scholarship. Mr. jack Williams challenged the assem- bly to have keen minds and be alert to the changing times around us. Mr. Jack Williams, Chapel Speaker for Honors Day Assembly. Mr. jack L. MacDonald spoke at the evening Banquet held at Macayds Res- taurant. The Girl's Trio provided a the evenings entertainment. portion of Everyone enjoyed the delicious food and pleasant atmosphere that prevailed at the Banquet. 1 FEATURES Q 5: - :?' we 'gig ir. Y ' 4.45: g. . xazf. k,E? as f ,,.1i' A .. 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Camelback Road Phoenix, Arizona March 2, 1961 Dear Donn, You placed me in a pleasant yet frustrating Position by asking me to say which of the young ladies is the most beautiful. Each is very lovely in her own way and I am sure you will agree it is a difficult task to say any are more beautiful than the others. I have selected these four with much thought and care and I want you to know that I consider it a privilege and an honor for you to consider me qualified to judge in this capacity. Sincerely, Q J James R. Duke ' 1 2 z v xt -V' ,vw - Wa ff' ir'- cr: 1 I'-, wliil Us i . 'iv x , ' ' 1 J gf! f f ni A -3 fl .1 ,I Ju Yr' I , raw 3501,-:QE , ffyikf Q' , v','.',, 7-J :,f' ,. L :F , ,, 'I ,g:, . 1. 'f 52,1 5 w ' 54' . k d- . Vi. ,ini Y , 1 'FFA Ir., , - 'hL,1,, vglu. ui? vi Y .fl . 11 ff 'L 'ni 'Z k,'655 L ' . ' ' EE' ' t , ,Q ,r .Mft 1 u 'sera N .v ' . ,.A-'ng , I , 21 , .fam , 4 A .,, -f- .f ff X91-..,j' any Iii . , . my I mb Q 7 J 5' 3 . .' z 7lEffa.'. 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Z , W W F , 1 E ' Q e ,fm Y E' N 1 QQ 3 i l, C: if g o XV! aux? 7946 7786666 Xawawymygat , 113 TL-Ii-Z 1 ACTIVITIES Freshman The year had hardly be- gun when what should we behold but a mess of crea- tures from unknown places began running around in all sorts of gear. The freshmen are here. Student Center the best place to get orientated. Oh for the life of a sophomore surrounded by freshman girls' right Paul? This is orientation ? ?? 335 Days They began the years activities with a week of or- ientation and tests. They took a conducted tour of the valley. During the fresh- man week, several parties were held to welcome them into GCC. The week ended with the PAL party. ' W .mr ini in ' Mr... I expect a person to be at the right place at the right time do- ing what he ought to be doing. ' H 116 Maggie and Muriel demoted. On top of South Mountain. 5 1-M11 if 1 1 1 1' g 1 fL 1 1 Ginny, Carolyn, Jan, Brenda--four-from e Freshman Initiation -me-'la ll 1'1 1 ' 1 1' W1 A Growing up is such fun xp-..-- -. freshmen could you ask more? I f The freshmen really became a part of Grand Canyon College after they had been officially in- 1t1ated into GCC. Freshman in- itiation lasted two days and dur- ing these days the freshmen were required to dress up and to wear their beanies and obey the upper- classmen. The freshmen were sold as slaves, but it turned out to be a lot of fun for everyone con- cerned. The freshmen are the end. ll ' N ' f y X ! Ti an. A J . I A , 1 Q1 I7 i 1 1 lil 1 1 6 1 A FW l 21 5 ' its:- ' V ' 1 1, ' ,Q rf 71 . I I L 1 Q The future of the nation is in these hands? Relaxing after a hard day of initiating fresh- men. 117 Focus Week .1 as a.. . This year, Grand Canyon College was privileged to have a team of outstanding Christian Workers to lead Focus Week. The program of the Week included Siminars, and morning and evening services. Siminars and addresses included topics from missions to the home. Every student who attended the sessions- was challenged not only by the outstanding lives of these people, but also by the goals which they set for the students as Christian young people. The team members included: William H. Bramlette, Rev. Earl S. Bell, Miss Adelle Carlson, Rev. William Dyal, jr., S. L. Harris, Orba Lee Malone, Mrs. Bob Scar- 'tif' GCC's choralaires are an added attraction to Focus Week. For me to LIVE is ? .... the theme of Focus Week. borough, and Miss Estelle Slater 02 ' If 2 V 59-' 076 R 14 1, . iljiw Qeexcx mbers0166t g goals 1201119 118 X II School Picnic ad' we xx . an 0 ge'q,'iA-9g .6 GC EQ eill O The girls won't let the boys get a head start on them. 1' Lots of food for a hungry man! A ,..s49i'b'l ,a it The all-school picnic is the time when GCC students can slip the surley bonds and really enjoy the outdoors living. The entire stu- dent body was invited to don their overalls and join the crowd on its way to south mountain for the annual all-school picnic. Mrs. Bur- ghout's cooking was really appre- ciated by the hungry group. High- lights of the evening included the marvelous singing of the men's chorus frnade up of the faculty menj, singing by the Anayas and everyone went wild looking for peanuts. 119 Harvest Festival He'1l get a bang out of that. Hey big boy, you forgot your green stamps. The harvest moon shone bright- ly on the campus of Grand Canyon College to theme the annual Harvest Festival. Autumn leaves flew light- ly by as the splendid decor of the evening brought about the begin- ning of the Autumn season on cam- pus. Verlyne Henry and Benny Clayton were chosen to reign over this event. Something new was added. The Jester, portrayed by Mr. Louis Buckley was a very adding attrac- tion. He was everywhere, in every- thing, but he added new excitement to the gala event. Mother Muriel Watches on. East is East and West is West, but at GCC there's Noel and the girls. fd Y ng, iw,- The junior class, who is always in charge of the Harvest Festival, held the annual variety show. Booths extended from one end of the patio to the other. The most popular booths were the senior class coffee house booth and the sopho- more class marriage booth. The booth which brought in the most money was the Foreign Language Club's Spanish food booth. Another widely used booth was the telegraph booth which sent telegrarns to every- one in all areas ofthe festival. jay, X Ky 'F rv an' a r ' g ssit if 65- .J W. g. m K It is funny isn't it. Concentration plus Which border did you say? just a little bite, Harry. W 'y ft -5 ' lvl, ' gg .9 'Q x o Don't let the stars get in your eyes, Patsy. nlfl Q I 4. Mom ,lp 1 f -..A.rv- G: A Carnation for the Moms. Welcome Moms and Dads. The campus and dorms were opened in style to the Moms and Dads as GCC held its annual Mom and Dad's Day. The day began with a tour of the campus conducted by the students. The parents were shown the various departments of the college and they had the op- portunity of meeting and talking to the different professors. In the afternoon, a program was presented demonstrating the different departments. After the we gf rnvxted to a drnner honoring them at' What the best dressed wom X' DA and Dad's Day 'O 69 'oeeo 5 42' . N90 V52 04 kos W0 Gwyn Qsoqg' Qfzbg 'OG X996 Q9 GPO 'sp- program, the Moms and Dads were B - J ., 4 gr X, CH Weaf. -I e x ' ' i I 1 X' ,HJ 122 Industrious freshmen greet Moms and Dads. if S 6,920 we Q- Gow GQQ, 065609 -090 so Q6 or 1' sob 693 96? fa I O' . e 0 G50 W.: 'bib Ozarkhoma Poor George is dead. '1 f if Ozarkhoma, a lead off of Okla- homa, was the finale of the Mom and Dad's Day events. This hu- morous play included such numbers as The Surrey with the Fringe on Top, with those outstanding per- formers Aleta Cooper and her sweet little country boyfriend Lloyd Ay- cock. Even the horses on the surrey were real, real people that is. Other acts were presented by Fred Corkran and Nadine Schmelzla, and the little girl who just can't say no, Miss Myrtle Wilson. And everyone got in on the act as they ended up with Oklahoma. It was a performance which will long be remembered by everyone who saw it. 5.1 f f 4221: pm 1 . A 4 r t if 't Come on Lloyd see how comfortable it is. Oh, boy it's going to be a fight. 123 2 Aa QQ' 4- f in l s,,X ta Q4 Thanksgiving Breakfast The head table looks a mite sleepy. Praise God was the theme of the 1960 Thanksgiving Breakfast. This annual event brought together the campus to celebrate Thanks- giving. Bright eyed students and faculty after rising at the very early hour enjoyed one of the best break- fasts ever. Held the Wednesday before Thanksgiving holidays, the students were more thankful than ever. Joyce surrounded by turkeys. O 1' goal? eve: Ot O . was 421 Mod 'W sf: gli .,.'a 'DLE s 6. J' - Q I.- me 055 ls 11116 ' 'iff 4. 6 -Yrpa fo K 90d ke 1' 6 I W 6130 afyn sc 124 H311 to Senior D 'ia ng 0, NA .1 3 Y K. Register here and get your GCC pen. Seniors! Seniors! Everywhere. Yes, the seniors had come to Grand Canyon College for Senior Day. Senior Day was held December 10, 1960. This was the largest turn-out that GCC has ever had. The seniors were shown the campus and treated to a banquet in the student center. That night they were invited to attend the basketbell game between GCC and Southern Nevada and then to a party in the Canyon Cove. - 0 2? o Mrs. Brown shows two xn- terested seniors more infor- mation in the catalog. Y 125 In 3 S r h V B I1 1 S What kind of Christmas tree could hold decorations like these, Santa? ve had 2, new ? C outa this Chaiighixg l V U30 ha 1. A. , ,-A ' fl- Another highlight of the Christmas season was the Christmas chapel program. The program was a Christmas program in a little school house with a school teacher and all. There were candles, Christ- mas tree decorations, stocking, a star, a cuddlely teddy bear, and even an angel as sanctified as JERRY CONNER. l ge, me ts- 'XO K QW vet Geeff S ge? agen Qs Christmas Always a yuletide highlight, the annual Christmas party for the underprivileged children was a greater success than ever. The stu- dents were thrilled with the oppor- tunity of seeing the happy delight in the eyes of these less fortunate children. Santa came with a present for all and the true meaning of Christmas was signified by the tell- ing of the Christmas story. The traditional hanging of the greens brought a sincere feeling of Christmas as the wreaths from each of the classes and the faculty were hung in the library for all to see. Dave Anfinson hangs the sophomore wreath. Santa comes to the girls' dorm too. Everybody and his sweetheart was there. S we et h ea rt s The perfect sweethearts. I will-will you what Orrin? 128 'X l . I ,, On February 10, 1961 music filled the air of the banquet hall of the First Methodist Church with enchantment. The annual Sweetheart Banquet was emceed by Mr. Ralph Bryan, who had the happy and enchanted people happier and more enchanted. The theme of the Banquet was Cupid's Chords, which was carried out brilliantly by Mr. John Max Cox as he led the group in Singing Hearts which included numbers like Let Me Call You Sweetheart. Laura Pust and Fred Corkran added even more gaiety as they demonstrated Blending of Hearts. The highlight of the evening was the announcement of the 1961 Campus Sweetheart Miss Peggy Reid. As she stepped through the heart in the center of the stage, she was present- ed with a beautiful bouquet of red roses by her escort, Mr. Gary Gilliam. Sweethearts all over the room sat starry- eyed as Paul Barnes sang I Love You, dedicated to the new Sweetheart. Mr. Zimmerman, a professor of Eng- lish Literature at ASU, filled the room with laughter as he brought the banquet speech which ended the enchanting evening. Orrin helps campus sweet- heart candidate Pat McCall through the heart. Sweet hea rt Banquet Isn't she sweet, jim. Is that smile because you are sweetheart Peg? She's Lloyd's sweetheart. Laura and Fred are blending hearts JV .ly Homecoming-I96I Trophies for a handsome king and a beautiful queen. el' vi X, e- Dove' 680 09 oioos-Q' 9 lo? ::: , ,' February 17 and 18 were the dates of the 1961 Homecoming events. The Alumni chose as the theme of the event Antelopes Musi- cale. Friday night, a real Antelope musical was presented for the re- turning Alurnni. This included numbers from the voice, Piano and organ classes. The crowning event was the proclamation of the 1961 Homecoming King and Queen, Mr. Lloyd Aycock and Miss Aleta Cooper. Doesn't he make a lordly king, Aleta? Q9 . od 09 Corky plays to thrill all. Alumni meet in the student center for their annual dinner. Saturday was a busy day for the Alumni Whose schedule included their annual dinner, business meeting and class reunions. Saturday night the happy alumni and student body saw the Grand Canyon Antelopes defeat La Verne College. During half-time, the 1961 Homecom- ns A inf i 3 t g ,gy n ing King and Queen, Lloyd Aycock and Aleta Cooper received their trophies. The festivities were brought to a close with a reception for the Alumni and the entire student body in the stu- dent center. The four royalty-- Basketball Get the ball! Shoot! These are the cries one might hear if he were watching the WRA basket- ball playday. Brave Bruce Paulus was the referee for the occasion. In the midst of floor burns, fin- gernails, and cuts, the girls who participated had a bang up time. Mighty victors of the event were the juniors, but not without a fight. And Stone goes up for two-- Over the net Muriel. That must be the senior team. Volleyball juniors win again, but this time not very easily. Tough opposition was put up especially by the senior team, but the juniors came through to be volleyball charn- pions too. It was a day of all fun for every- one. Easy does it, Marlene. 133 So QQ m s 5 2:0 'ov' N X 'OG de ei 'hte Q 'G xfgfb-'X Sex xv' ,gm i I i i. Oh, these exercises. v0 Q59 od, Verlyne Queen of the mountaln. That couldn t be Magg1e. 09 429 'dx 00 '96 .qos 49 we ampus Life Sherry, are term papers due again? What beauties ! Patience is a virtue, Andy and Cliff. X0Ok 50 AX is mY but You C 1 wide Wwake' N Mite size and height size. N Sleepytime girl i If Benny could only see her now. migsifig this from What a collection. Gees K 'Picmfe' ' s he-:IC 15 OYQCYYXKB g Foster, I guess thlngs just '58- happen that way. Not our school nurse-- This is really out- door living, 136 way. Peggy, don't try to get a- my 4 This pair could go anywhere. Ann, just what are you supposed to be. Oh no! .ll Ewi1Zjf',yg,ii, U--wig -4 U iff, ' If Q-- f - ,1. , . E1 y w ' ' .x . ,- . ,Z 3 , . 1 .. ... I, 1 That's our junie. Ho I me W A SWf'el- hom ' gf N ff as Work for the night is come. ep . , N , 1 7 P . W1 H i V . w Gary 's This is our teddy bear! I- SPGRTS Jerri Carlisle Showlow, Arizona Head Cheerleader Paula Stone Chandler, Arizona Nadine Schmelzla Willcox, Arizona Margaret Garrison Trussville, Alabama Lee O. Tipton Phoenix, Arizona args 'QE '9-ZQ X - ,.. 11... Y xxx, 9 51-CJ ,. -,,. , Z- V. ,,. Y. L, .1'- 1 , ' -L ,v M rf 1 . , - . g,f. ' I - -W: ' .,,-,, '..wn'2- f f - L L L 'r e fa - t ' r rx A - -' A - X ' 2 5 ' 1 r iii . ' 1 it - ' f 5. 1 1 If , A-V -rl , .Aa I --p-A La- ink ,J 3 i V- - - - f , V X J ' , .Lil .,rr..i. LL L V N .iijggll H- V U 0 A, :V ' J t 1. V s. - VV 4 - H '-ITT' fl- 1 , ff- :, - ' - - -' ' . - V ' w e 1 ' 5 ' if L L L - , 1. 3 rl' ff ' rr M ,,,,-- ,. fl -bf , 5 .Le L X T li?Q?f9'mmW,,f It mn' , e e sw is ' I N ,. lf 'wiili l 1 hu. 1 , 1 V , -, K' ,, ' N- N. L.'f l':-'- lafsgr. s. , . ,,.,, -HI rf .1-Halma. :.a.r,,,,2 5,g.5,1is:1,r , . I i .. r Q r ' fl . f' p' ' I R, Q, 2 i E , , ,,, V p ir 723, td ' rl Pau.la Stone, Jerri Carlisle, Lee O. Tipton, Margaret Garrison, and Nadine Schmel- zla. The Cheerleading squad this year boasted two newcomers, Margaret and Nadine, and three veterans, Jerri, Paula, and Lee O. Their pep and en- thusiasm has kept the team on their toes and the school spirit bubbling. Lee O., Margaret, and Nadine: Paula, Jerri, and Lee O. 141 l i COACH REED Mr. Don Reed of Sweetwater, Texas has been appointed Acting Coach of basketball and baseball for the 1960-61 season. Mr. Reed was active in athletics while a student at Wayland College. He played on both the basketball and baseball teams. He has been active in the operation of a college physical education intramural program. He served as coach at one of the boys' clubs in the Fort Worth area. During his college days he was elected to Who's Who Among Colleges and Universities. Campus Who's Who and the American College Student Leaders of 1953. He was also student body president, most outstanding senior and class favorite while attending college. Benny Lindsey 6'3 Junior Phoenix, Arizona Noel Frank 6'3 Junior Phoenix, Arizona Gary Mattson 6'6 Senior Phoenix, Arizona jerry Conner 6'2 Sophomore Sardis, Mississippi Maynard Tidmore 6 7Vz junior Tolleson, Arizona A VV Y 4, i Gary Gilliam .1 - 6'3 Freshman ,, B X lr Phoenix, Arizona ioigiln' ,A 'xi Y ,fl - I Lloyd Aycock D P - 6'1 Junior G- 'Y Phoenix, Arizona Qll- I 63 iliilll Nr llli 5 U S QI l A A ' fin 1, l l u I , , i , , aw. 'W wx A li ,-. . r I L l Ii David Anfinson ' 6'6V2 Sophomore Glendale, Arizona N I WQEEFDF5' i ,Vg A was H E352 ' ' . Sunnyslope, Arizona Q so A A- A , y , W y i'i T 'rr A Harry Martin ELUP i -w- 6 e Liwxigzgy, QHLDPP K E 4 fi L 4 n l i A he Le ,, l i 144 s f: -i Y ' V W, Paul Nix ' Ny, '. ' 6'2 Sophomore ' 5,-f. .p i v . . ' Laurel, Mississippi if Everett Miller x L 5'11Vz Sophomore L i Morenci, Arizona p + E E I p V' U 4 p ,,,A M .4., . i A li. sss W ril ' Q Orrin Thompson 6'6 Freshman p Minneapolis, Minnesota ,ATE L UPF A I 1 i i 58 unior i M' Tucson Arizona i i 'I:on1JEmbry Ai M X65 L U pp iafkef .4 iii V if e, ggi iq, 5 .Wifi ii if ,uywv uw - Miva ,Ani ,s Wal ' ww M ,.:, 4 pegs! W M 'ef HH ,,. 'Q-kai' N-'-ll , The Antelopes For I960-6I Front row: Harry Barker, Benny Lindsey, Gary Gilliam, Frank, Paul Nix, Gary Mattson, Maynard Tidmore Harry Martin, Steve Knight, Tom Embry, Lloyd Ay- Dave Anfinson, Orrin Thompson, jerry Conner, and cock, Everett Miller, Coach Reed. Back row: Noel Paul Taylor. Another winning season went into the rec- ord books as the unpredictable Antelopes chalked up twelve wins while losing ten during the 1960-61 campaign. Under the leadership of Coach Dan Reed, the Grand Canyon College's basketeers provided plenty of excitement all year for the fans. In a most erratic season the Ante- lopes displayed dazzling ability as they won sev- en of their first nine games. The lustre faded, however, as the team dropped eight of their next ten games but glowed again as the team swept the last three. During the 60-61 season, the Antelopes played ASC three times. In the first game, the Antelopes were trampled by twenty-one points. In the second game, the much favored Axers were beaten by four points. In the final game the Antelopes ran over the Axers with a 90-68 win. GCC GCC GCC GCC GCC GCC GCC GCC GCC GCC GCC GCC Alumni La Verne College Cal. Baptist Nevada Southern Ariz. State Col. Adams State Colorado Western Fort Huachuca Ariz. State Col. Luke AFB Luke AFB Adams State TEAM RECORD ss occ is occ 72 occ 61 occ 91 occ ss occ 68 Gcc 66 occ 52 occ 71 occ 104 GCC as GARY MATTSON is shown in his favorite corner about to sink one of his well known set-shots. Gary, a 6'6 senior, set a record for the highest average in a single season with 20.9 points per game. He re- places Doug Baker who held the rec- ord with 20.3 for the 1956-57 season. The Frog scored 460 points and was only 11 shy of the most points in a single season held by T.C. Dean of 471 in 1956-57. This year's team played three games less than the 56- 57 team. St. Michael 74 St. joseph 78 Cal. Baptist 77 N.M. Western 84 Orange State 79 Westmont Col. 92 L.A. Pacific 54 N.M. Western 86 La Verne College 65 Ariz. 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New trans- fer, Dari Belcher, a two year letterman from Phoenix College, is serving as coach this season giving strength to the returning letter- Fred Corkran Cliff 3 e Fields George Williams men. Returning lettermen are Dave Fields, George Williams, Fred Corkran, and Dave Williams. McTavish Kenny Thomas ..,-4a--v--- l 52 Dan Belcher, Dave Fields, Cliff McTavish, Fred Corkran, and George Williams. Pat King, Nancy jones, Verlyne Henry, Jerri Carlisle, Paula Stone, and Nadine Schmelzla. Sum' K- l .r-'5F!. IQ? Baseball Preview I96l Lloyd Aycock Kenny Thomas Harry Martin Noel Frank Everett Miller .3 Bill West jerry Conner A1 Cobb . ff- - 1 wr-- 'Elf Front Row: Bruce Paulus, Paul Nix, Bill West, Harry Al Cobb, Kenny Thomas, jim Johnston, Everett Martin, Gary Mattson, Noel Frank, Lloyd Aycock. Miller, Jim McLeroy, and jerry Conner. Back Row: Coach Reed, Harry Barker, John Bartell This year's Baseball team will be playing will field seven returning lettermen. The its hardest schedule. Those included will be three returning seniors are Harry Martin, ASU, W and Utah State. The team Mattson, and Kenny Thomas. 'l l w Gary Mattson Paul Nix Bruce Paulus v Intra-mural INTRAMURAL PROGRAM--A program of intramural sports was achieved during the school year for the students of Grand Canyon College. Through this program of athletic recreation, the students had the opportunity of displaying and perfecting athletic skills, team loyalty and cooperation, and the Chris- tian characteristics of fair play in honest com- petition. Activities included basketball, touch football, softball, ping-pong, and tennis, with a high percentage of dormitory students taking part. Much enthusiasm and partisan- ship was generated by both the participants and those who constituted the cheering sections. DORM MEN SQUEEZE PAST OFF-CAMPUS MEN 8-6 ,pdl H' ' X , , , f - ' zif',.,.ge: esfveiif- ii' r -2- 'eva , ,H -.X A., .- 1 ' , 111 Huw ii .Haifa fe i ,, Q? ra may iwiim ii- ' Cliff McTavish rounds end during Dorm Mens Campus team. The Off-Campus team were out hard fought 8-6 victory over an under dog Off- weighed by 20 lbs. per man on the line. in M ,,. Ea. - gg -K 4 an .. AQEFHT Y- i'f,W'aSa: :-irq ,. E.T. Corbin stops McTavish for a 5 yard loss. in lu --.197 - X- 33. :guy-fm.-'-f-E-j-753-,7 21.-,Q a.,,,..:.t..t. . ., 1.-T H' ui .,iQ.i.',iii,,,j'i,,,g ,Ml WM ,Qgxl i1, ileiQ,i,i in 'lull' in Z' sg ww... wi- Iii H. f?lfal'Hi meamll'i iii fW li fi I 'xi 'i'iiii:7f ensue- W'-ilflifg in ii. ity . ffui2vir'f: Q5,.,.-fm. 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B a s k e t b a I I The Varsity Club, for the first time, spon- a play-off game against the Wolves. sored an Intramural Basketball League. Five dif- The Untouchables were upset by the Leftovers ferent teams participated in the league action. in the first round of the tournament, with the The Championship was Won the Untouch- Wolves Winning the Tournament ables, headed by Dan Belcher and Dave Fields, in Dan Belcher, an Untouchable, drives in for two points in a victory over the Chokers. 158 Dave Fields, another Untouchable, is about to score in 66 62 playoff victory over the Wolves. Tennis i 2 Jerri Carlisle gets set to hit a net shot as her partner, Fred Corkran, watches. George Williams serves as partner Nancy Jones waits for return volley. Ping-Pong Dave Fields and Nadine Schmelzla battle Pat King and of Ping-Pong. Cliff McTavish for important point in friendly game 159 ADVERTISING MISSION DRIVE BAPTIST 7801 North 27th Avenue JAMES E. CARROLL C H U R C H Phoenix, Arizona CARL E. N ANCE ! 5 ! l E E Pastor Minister of Music and Education Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Training Union 6:15 P.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. Prayer Meeting fWed.J 7:45 P.M. R Nas I I I , I . . , L-L . ,i-a I I .:,b ,H It f .,'. m nH M I4 ' w A,.,A,A Q if llll I V. V 5.1. .bql Vbvr H '-.FQ g.A-A I .. I I V If I IIII xIII.III I I,I, 1.. , j.. !IIIIiI1InImu :IlI:II hQ,:4?,L?T .. :k gli' W Q gg! Aj? 'X - fl ,ae I liui ii-4-::2:?:'T ' ff I ' :Lynx ' 'Tu .4. f A E 1 ' 91 tri E J ,gf -EI i M35 'P II I E Y' V '- p - ' I Dr- '- A I er gL ei o I I C I I ,- U .. - -' I- ,' '--' ' 1 . -... ' ' .-.- -... I It 3 I I I. ., - . Q, I The Church Where Everybody ls Somebody T 'wgw E933 'H Md The CGVPH Yiuogeecl gpr H12 IWOMIQ ,gi-Der LOVE BAPTIST CHU RCH 5201 N. 27th'Ave. A P R E S LP EAL YS T E.OA R. H A N D COME THOU WITH US AND WE WILL DO THEE GOOD. 1119 wise to clwwse Your-Carpet 14, Cdr ell' Chance Where ig, Erec:1'l'5S+'! 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F OR THE WHOLE NEEDY WORLD 7 Rifsdnix,-, - H ,1 -1' fa-d-v-pqyuw. 1 . 1 FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH Glendale, Arizona , I' H ' 1.9 Jeff Rufherforcl, Posfor In This place will I give peace Haggai 2:9 YE 7-8l7l D R U G STOR ES Serving Arizona Since 1908 Phoenix - Glendale - Maryvale - Scottsdale - Tempe Globe - Miami - Superior - Casa Grande -Wickenburg - Tucson ' IT IS A . Plone e r G2gDCg-E Barber CGFITIOI1 Ev Wendt E I e c t ri c C o . 4803 N. 27th Ave. FOR ELECTRICAL . -APPLIANCES QNEXT TO POST omcey EXLRING CR 9-1681 172 ' .I 1 n ' lat' V , at I g, ,Q , , i v 'A 7 l3'lf-:L--., ,n ,g':fj13. A Y i i f ' ' :Stif f - Iii. 1 ' I S . 1- -Q 15, 'iff' - if . . - f: ' I , .nmfgulr i r 5 n- T: ' -, wgll- J- sa-N ,I A -AEI...-.5 ,' --. L' Lf, 'Y 31 5f An M-A WL ' fl'-'T ian ,- i 1 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH EUGENE SKELTON, A.B. Th. M. Th. D. Pcxstor CENTRAL IAPTISI CIUKCEK -v A WARM WELCOME The members of Central Baptist always take pleasure in welcoming visitors and new membersg yet they have an especially warm welcome for students from Grand Canyon College. The church has supported the college from its beginning and the college family has a large number among the leadership of Central Church. A CHURCH HOME Everyone needs a church home and that it no less true the college student. At Central the college student finds an unusually fine Young Peoples' Department in both Sunday School and Training Union and a church staff keenly aware of the contribution to be made to the church program by young people while intensely sympathetic with the problems young people face. College young people are always at home in Central. A PLACE OF SERVICE While Central's leadership believes that it is healthy for young people to be in Young Peoples' Departments in the church organizations it also believes that Young People should be given opportunities to serve and is constantly on the lookout for opportunities. SPLENDID MUSICAL OPPORTUNITIES Central Church is the only church in the Phoenix area whose Youth Choir leads the Sunday Evening worship service every Sunday. Believing in this program the church furnishes supper for the choir every Sunday. The Centralaires Girls Ensemble is known for excellence. Music leadership is unsurpassed. 2518 N. Central Ave. FIRST SUUTHERN BAPTIST 1202 North Third Street Phoenix PASTOR C. Vaughan Rock 9:30 A.M.-Sunday School 10:50 A.M.-Worship 11:00 A.M.-Radio Service KI-IEP 6:30 P.M.-Training Union 7:30 P.M.-Worship Service EVERY WEDNESDAY 5:45 P.M.-Fellowship Supper 8:00 P.M.-Mid-Wee Service Nursery Open for ALL Service l l F OUR INVITATION Our church extends a most hearty invitation to worship with us as we humbly try to magnify the name of Christ, ASSISTANT PASTOR William A. Barclay our Savior. ED. 8: MUSIC Paul G. Barnes INSURANCE-ALL LINES EXPERIENCE ABILITY A.W. AI. JGNES S SCN INSURANCE AGENCY 3OI2 E. IVIcDoweII Phoenix, Arizona BR 5-5474 AUTOMOBI LE-FI RE-CASUALTY-MAR N E-BON DS-LI FE -I-IOSPITALIZATION Kerr Sporting Goods 2918 N. 16th St. ALL ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 'I'EAM OUTFITTERS JACKET S--EMBLEMS TEAM SWEATERS Call CR 7-6859 Northwest Village Barber Shop We specialize in crew cuts and flat tops Expert Shoe shining and dyeing. 27th Avenue and Camelback Phone AM 5-0482 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I96I . . FROM GREGOR B. 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