Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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er muscles in a izzling return Katie shows h . S. . that hit the net. u r I n g t ourse of th ear Katie almost every pad- ling champion- hip the compe- ition had to of- fer. X lWe knowg we took the picture? D ' h e c Y , d s 1' Esther, Jackie, Arlene and Em- ma Jean bat the ball around in a vigorous fashion. Tennis had a good season at JC this yearg both men and women excelled in tournaments in and out of school. Below, budding hockey players and those who have bloomed collapse after a vigorous game. Game that is. You know what the U of A did to them! xi l Left, Doloras hits a It isnt everyone who can tit a piece of wood on a piece of string attached to another piece ot wood and fell the roving roebuck in the forrest. C2 T i M A.. , . Q.. 5 s - ..i. l 5 ,0- if,'- , .4.,,-,a.i-L...: 1: - Below watch Emmett flying down the track and over hurdles The track team imiddlel is acknowledged the hottest thing in school. Temperature that is Left Muscles Kraft is exercising again ' with Betty and Dorothy and a bunch of unidentifyable legs.

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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

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i l ll' nw, Q.. Social Science Dr. E. M. Andres He psychoanalyzes and de-delinquentizes Business Administration C. D. Cocanower Not Bad! Nxw l, l, Art Madelaine Blake New art instructor who really teaches English 4 . J in-If R! l 1 'ML Q Xl J if lil -. John K. Forrest He experimented with real story -- Below pictured is the Board of Education which kj governs the policies. They are left to right, Ray Bu- , .'-. sey, Mrs. F. A. Bonds, Dr. Trevor Browne, Joe T. '? Melczer, President E. W. Montgomery, Walter R. . tg. .V .5 E ILJ P35 Dean Harry B. Wyman, Dean of the College and Psychology in- structor, is well known to all stu- dents. Largelyin- strumental in the growth of the college, the Dean looks forward to big years. JL' Spanlsh Home German Economics QF' ' Q e . -l y ' if fl ' - ' fl g r T- .- -1- 1.1 Q W i' ap. , l i , ia . Y i 1 :ci lui? 1 'T a l Jeanne P. Butler Elizabeth Campbell Mrs. James A. Clark Irate students find Taking time out Cooking is the first consolation from Spanish of all arts Dean of Women Music Mathematics I L, 'A' .......,...... l 1 B... . 'ff --ms M .5 I' a 1 eff li ' e 7 ' 40 ll ffqn X Vera E, Gibggn Kenneth Hakes Robert J. Hannelly Adviser of girls A genial smile and New laughs from a .voice old faces