Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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X X E , . . ,-2 K-, N 2 - The Christmas formal was fun for all. The music ff .f f', M was good, the refreshments fine, and the attendance V ' 4' 2-'. gratifying. i t .L A if or-.f x X 1 Af' ' The decorating '41 Vigil? X committee pays homage to its work. A Christ- mas tree and a y rea istic fireplace almost made us 4 'l ' xx believe in Santa ff l Claus, and the faculty relaxing before it remind- ed us or our fam- ily at home. The Alpha Sig pledges com- pleted the illusion of snowy fields and bright stars with carols. MID TERM DANCE The week before semester exams, enlightened spirits gave a dance labeled the Mid-Term. Guilty consciences had a wonderful time despite the report cards all over the walls telling the subjects in which they were especially proficient: Campusology, SUism, cutology, amourology, and astrology. Pictured be- low lleftl students sneak a glance at the cards before showing them to their parents. On the right is the committee in charge reading from left to right Nancy Porter, Dario Travaini, Mary Carolyn Steadman, Le. L -n

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Thanksgiving Dance And thankful we were for our Thanksgiving dance, with real tur- key, too, and all the trimmings, inote committeel. Clustered about their works of art is the decoration committee con- sisting of, back row, Brookins, Hetlin, Sawyer if and Travainig N front row, Hall- Illll man, Crawford, l Luitjens, Stewart, . Q 'i I l and Porter. K W .. The attendance was bolstered by the presence of alums, many of - ' whom are returned veterans now attending school here. 55 ce'-law Bl' Below, Donna and Jin arrived with Hmm-m, camera man must have Mrs' Harley Ke escorts f?l to make party complete m ii Q Q WRX fs' Q it Y xi Egg x Q uill f? A 1 Zip? MIXJQ qw Kia Prize Waltz Winners Mr and lley receive their

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x The referee calls time out to straighten the net, and the contest with O. B. Mars- ton goes on. v . Q, wa wNMlKH !5 I . .muhA.vmlJl1 ., I I . . . i 1 A' Qi. I 5 X it 0 ,ni 11 Here are four action shots taken during a basketball season in which the Bears won fourteen and lost fourteen against the toughest competition available -college, service, and com- mercial. ' Below are the yell-leaders who urged the PJC students to cheer the smooth Bruin cagers on tu victory. Pictured left to right are Jackie Jirdon, AI Putter, Arlene Mathew, Bill Andrews, and Betty Sawyer. Below is given the opponent and score of each PJC game of the i945 46 basketball season. ln every case the first score will be that of PJC. LACC 56-42 LACC 53-57 WAAF Fliers 45-6l Naval Air 59-43 Pasadena JC 62-54 Glendale JC 50-57 Glendale JC 46-42 LAAF Dukes 52-43 Funk Jewels 44-65 Marston's 46-42 Tempe College 36-46 LAAF Dukes 60-38 Marston's 5l-42 Funk Jewels 0-2 Tempe College 48-61 WAAF Fliers 35-52 Marston's 48-52 Gila JC 43-30 Gila JC 30-43 Naval Air 47-2l Sta.Barb.Mar. 54-62 Sta. Barb.Mar. 40-60 Gila JC 43-30 Gila JC 60-28 Fullerton JC 53-54 Dixie College 67-66 Lo'g Beach JC 63-48 Visalia JC 48-62 231