Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1952 volume:

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The meI'T1lDSI'S of the Sdfld Prints staff dedicate this i952 yearbook to the students of Phoenix College- to the Phoenix College student body because of its earnest belief in democracy, for its sincere effort in making demo- cracy work on this campus, for its intelligent use of co-operation in solving student problems, for its insistence that all individuals, and members of all student groups, be active in behalf of the total student group, and for being persistent that all members of the student body be rewarded for their individual contributions to the welfare of the total campus group. This, the members of Sand Prints staff feel, is a real, living, working, and growing democracy-a type of democracy that can survive the buffeting of all autocracies. I 41, .-'- T i , 'fi 5 e WKZXXQZXXWQ 1952 I editor-in chief . . . bertha dang business manager . . helen marty photography editor . . . lim duke art edilor . . . iim blake publications of phoenix college volume Ill phoenix, arizona cover design by bert dang and iim blake 'X 1 :- . X , - If A , 1 . I ,, W, , AQ-:1 - ' V' V13 . q . . . , . . , . -A , A r - . v 'lv F . 5 , w . . V A if . -' , .Av Y Q ' J ,xzg W 7-1 ,t , M' ts. , 5 ,.. Q,. ... :fl Y- -AFQIJZI f V it .Ah . Nh, - V A f, nf? 1- -5.75 , Q :TJ - E ' 353 fi' ' - ii V7 -, ' V rf1Q,-.SSR T , 71 1' . 7 K qfsg fQi'f w'L.5'.-ivfllt? , I-fig- jf X 5 'T.4. '-Q17 5-affix ' ,k Li,1Q. v U 1 W. K ' , Wg. ' rlg'-'uf fs! -E,-Iii.. , -'wif . -1 wa - 1 vw k . l 'Vi 4,-Q' x LAL 'x -,- x 35 ,R A ' S - 1 L Y n' ' . ' .4 HA, V X :' .- .Q 'N . I V - fxfklx 'lbfls Y ' d- X ' . 5 x, if H - lg 1 . ' ' Q '- 'th .' . 'PN X . Y -.. Ml'-,R x- - -- ' 1. . fi- wi qi w 'T - 1 I, ff' . ' ,. fi' . sf. Lt- 45' 4 5'.,, ' ' 'x R fx A' 13. ' Q ' V .4 Gi--'f --KN. 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Q' I wiv- I lilIEI'lll lll'f5 We owe the Indian a great deal for his gifts to our culture ot today. How- ever, we find trade and commerce have become so complex that we must know more than one art of weaving, sand printing, or pottery making. Phoe- nix College has well proven itself in 'IS -'gg As rain clouds mean good prospects to the Indian, so our Science Building is a symbol of the good prospects in store for the scientists of our college. The student's mind must be open to learn- ing and light' iust as the window above is open to receive light and life-sustaining air. The specialized knowledge which our instructors impart is benetcial to the whole world as well as to our own community. Lf' . this way. It is in the Liberal Arts build- ing that complexity is unraveled and the diversities of modern business are taught and practiced. rfflivll-A has I I I kbid - P V --N I 5 , I- 5 I I I 1 ... v The footsteps of future squaws are heard in the outdoor hallways as the students travel to and tram sewing, cooking, and child-training classes on the lower floor of the Home Eco- nomics building. The second story of the newest building on campus is devoted to humanities and iournalism classes. The well-known SAND PRINTS office is also housed there. lies the fnumlutinn fur the future. gvmnuslum Bouncing balls, running feet, flYing arrows, and swin9in9 paddles typify the constant ac- ' V4 tivity that takes place in the '-:wg Gymnasium. The swittness of our 4 Bears, who have been guided by industrious coaches has brou ht I 9 u's many glorious victories this LL year. T gr' llIfElIEl'ilI The You shuttle, I'Il deal regime no longer reigns supreme in the cafeteria . . . still it is a place where friendly gatherings of students can enioy eating lunch together. The iuke box on the right, the food on the left, and many happy times in be- tween will long be remembered by PC-ites. lIlillliII5fI'll'lIil'lIl Friendly guidance on social, scholastic, or personal problems could always be received in the Registration Building. The Dean of the College, the Dean ot Women, the Men's Counselor, the trar and his assistants were always there to lend a helping hand in almost any direction whenever it was asked. Regis- F . Q4 I qk-QW' W5 W ?+f' ,., A ' ' -T-'B .?'f-'-14.59 ' -. 'fb' W ' F!2L.1rfvi'f ' '62 ' D ' gd' 1- V, .' f.wf'JP H' - , N .,-, , 'S' -' .,, , 'A,i?i I : '!': v.- - '-.Y .Q-5 V, A V YY., l.,,:-L J' ' 5 A ,, . A-14a-Y-. 1 . H711 '9 12 AJ 9- it . V 6 'L-14 . ,V I... B . I gill. A . . x I , W 9- J1 X it-3-Zigut..-3,51 .ma if Jeff! , 1 . ., , , 'ul K--, - , LVE ll 1.,gf I! , 1 ,vw 4.5 'V'-A-'Q I A A . I X T' -25.5 3 wax W ' 0 . in .. X , X I J N 2 f Q 4 E im I 1 J 1 Y E I -ra. l-,,-,,, ,, 1 4 T 9 Iv P' U V.,, -M ab V h P' -wr-f ' -J: fha-Q.. mu .-1-QA... Q.. ' T, .Lg Z .V wild' -, , J.--'-1311 L-fem . f,V ,T',f,1'f4 H v HV ,I .54 'R lim !'f1'T-91 I' , 1 ffl .5- l nr- 4' A+ ,q. 5 f- O- 1 A . ,475-L flag, ' Iv All'--1 f 'U M, N W ,- .L N1 .1 F. 1 ll! X P ,Q .4 4' ff iww- -41 Pres1den?E W Montgomery John E. Herrscher, President Dr. Trevor G. Browne Mrs. F. A' Bong, Clerk , X, X ,NN for Dean Robert J. Hannelly Dr. Frances P. Mousseau John D. Riggs AN OPEN LETTER TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF PHOENIX COLLEGE: To the members of the Faculty and Board of Education, 4 We the students of Phoenix College would like to take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation for the interest you have taken in us, both as individuals and as students. Without your wise guidance, Phoenix College would not be one ofthe T5 outstanding community colleges in the nation. These 15 top colleges are arranged in alphabetical order, rather than scholastic rating, so Phoenix College, as an Arizona school, is right at the top of the list. Even without this alphabetical order, we would still be one of the top colleges, thanks to the combined efforts of our administration. We students shall always be indebted to all of you who have devotedgyour time to our education. Sincerely, The Phoenix College Student Body Dr. Norman A. Ross Frank Haze Burch flllllltv the fiitv-eight medicine men nf the heur tribe Edward M. Andres Ralph C. Asmus Victor H. Baumann Fred Bedford Social Science Business Music Mathematics Bruce Befhqncou,-7 Virginia Botsford Joe R. Bmndcge Lyman L. Bump ' - - E I' h Aeronautics English Engmeenng U9 'S .If ' - l -.3l'1i'l -2 N '-Vi, I 'lvl Ili-rdinl K .M N 1j'v l 9 , n I l rl lx 'X l my X -,. J- D- CGll10Uf1, Jr. Sheldon Cherney Kennefh Dale J. Smith Decker Physics Speech and Drama Business Chemistry C. Wa ne Edlund Raymond C. Emery Edna Evans Irvine H. Forkner Y English En9ll5l English BUSil1eSS Donald A. Golden Engineering Emanuel Gonick Chemistry M. H.. Hagerty English Kenneth L. Hakes Music Jean Hanna Business Laura E. Herron Physical Education Amos H. Hoff Engineering Hal F. Holt Business George D. Hoy Physical Educaiion Helen Hubbard Biology Jean Hunter Foreign Language Loyal A. Jones Zoology . V Q 1 wil ' 1 ,sit ' - t uf 1 , S54 14-2 L. Luella Jurrens Josephine Lawrence Louis C. Leitholcl A- 5- MUYQONH Home Economics Home Economics Mathematics Bi0l09Y Paul Marshall Paul L. Merrill Gilbert Mills W. W. Mitchell, Jr. BUSir1eSS Psychology Radio and Forensics Mathematics Marshall W. Monroe James C, MO,-,fgomery Frances P. Mousseau Carl J. Newnam Foreign Language Phygicql Education Physical Education 'Business 1' k I I I 1 J .fr John W. Paul Arthur Phelps Thyra Pliske John Prince Speech and Drama Chemistry Music English P f f 7! John D. Riggs Physical Education John F. Rios Ar! Chris M. Scherer Agriculture Charles K. Sharpe Photography Joseph N. Smelser Philosophy E. A. Smith Art Irwin L. Speclor Edith Stevens Earle L. Stone Samuel A. Lewis Pl1ySiCS Home Economics Music Aeronautics Irvine B. Watts Lillian WhllneY Marlo zllo Aergnqufics Psychology Social Science 'Jig .Ar .I W Thunderbird tracks bring 'bright prospects! The Phoenix College Library also brings bright prospects to students adding to their fund of knowledge. Books on every subiect may be found in this building. With the able assistance of our exper' ienced and helpful librarians, and the wide range of subiect matter available, the students and members of this commun- ity may well be proud ot our College Library. Iihrurv . . i Elden Walters, Dorothy Sand, Patsy Kong Bernice Trevillian, Ba,-bam Smith Head Librarian Wilma Heisser Phyllis Ballet' lIllfEtEI'ill Cafeteria Head, Mrs. Motto in L 1:4 ,. r F -L pr Making up a friendly and efficient Cafeteria staff are: Laird, Lopez, Salazar, Kern, Walters, Howard, Soza, Payne, Johnson, and DeLaney. 'D Uri lIEl'llIlIlllfilI5 1- departments i ie .ugrirulture the departments We of The Bear Tribe have which To choose. We are foug the Indians of yesfer-year we perhaps on the very ground v . ,,.,, 1 , hinlugq nffer us facilities 'ide choice of departments from nany of The some arts and crafts Taught by their counselors . . . ow inhabit. :hemistrv slnf oi engineering Elllllllfillll w-:AE Fil ' EI mumun. N ,M in gli ' if f fly 'mx v -1 'Q . ', A 4,3 LS 'Q' If no ,nv M Q 1 'm feitmj. f 1 Wm -v Fl 'wi TQ rf:-lj-P. 1-L 11 1. w L.,-,H J - . 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L-. , , , :J'f 'frT 'A 7 ' ' ' .-.,g'+. :.,, A ,V V4.4 1.1 ' 5955 . 4 F5-'Fx 1,44 'Tj 4f1 ffK'f I, '92 -ff QwbggS,bSs,S 9 I' ooo 0, as - Q . 101 Ivey is A 4' Officers for the first semester were B. J. Tompkins, secretary, Walter Hanson, vice-presidenfz Gnd -'EGU' ette Maurello, treasurer. S ll55lllillfEll 5tlldEllt5 Equivalent to the tribal councils of Indian leg- ends are the Executive Board and Advisory Com- mittee of Phoenix College. The former is com- prised of the four student body officers, presidents of AMS and AWS, a representative of each class, and five student commissioners. The executive Board plus the Dean of the College, the Dean of Women, the Men's counslor, and three elected fac- ulty members composes the Advisory Committee. Jim Curnutt, assemblies, John Perry, athletics, Marlene Yates, fine arts, Nancy Martin, publicity, and Jo Hared, social, were the commissioners for the first semester. Second semester commissioners included Nancy Martin, assemblies, Virgil Robertson, ath- letics, Larry Fleming, fine arts, Dave Smith, pub- Iicity, and Virginia Schwab, social. An all-college picnic-mixer dance, Homecom- ing parade and game, and Sadie Hawkins' Day were among the social events sponsored by the ASB. fx 'N A fe-fs 5 .9 swf One of the big annual events sponsored by the Associa- f ted Student Body is Bear Day. This year the big pow- wow was held at Encanto Park. is Si-if wk! t 'V ru x ' s ' A r,, inf ' V , On the second semester roster were Jerry Pollock, president: i- H Betty Fernstrom, vice-presidentg Carollyn Rushton, secretoryg and x .ded Be' Mary Lohnes, treasurer. at 909 5K etne nd 5 sec' of-V' ussnciuted wnmen Kathy Pruetz, Mary Lynn Akey, vice-presi- dentg and Alice Lopez, secretary for the first semester. Not pictured is Suzie Moore, treasurer. Kathy Pruetz, first semester president Aice Lopez, Shirley Zorn, vice-presidentg Mary Lynn Akey, secretary: and Lilli Ong, treasurer for the second semester AWS. X. , ,,, Second semester president Swirling to the music of Benny Bentfield, among snow- ,y-df Alice Lopez laden fir trees and snowmen - this was the mood of the annual Christmas Formal. I' i i . -'lm 11 ., ill . -'S , lr ,A I- . .-L '4 , Ji- R 'fill' Heap big chief for the Associated Men Stu- dents was Johnny Burton. Jack Mitchell was vice-president and Frank Schmiti, secretary- iI'eGSUI'eI'. -nf Climaxing AMS sponsored activities for the year was the gala Song Fest. X W xx .1 X ' hyyp f XX 1 I X -jd N '21 X KX-XX .1 , . , I ,Y -. 1 ui ,. A 4 . I. - .f ,.'. iss 31 is L ussnriuted men 0 TUQA v, I ' X s .Mi c 4' l 4 . 'X g. .- 4 ?g.--.-.---- .5-.-.. -v-f.s. --. -.. --sv,-:E - ' - , 1. --.:. 1 g: 5 5 R , ' us '-. T 'Q :, - V 3 1' N P, V 1 ,. Pl' ' . 54 J ll Q Q f '. 'Wo-.srrf..:NsW:f.sQg Al l'- .1 ' 0' .,' 1 15 .1 - ' . 2 ' fig r 5 , A , Q ns . Q1 . 'A I r- 'iae sa? JM x 16 4 Mag. .aa 5 - f ,i Q . ,..-..-fsfu.-.--al. .. ,, ..p'S'wRsv.-, xJ I Officers for the second semester were Walter Hanson, presiclentp Don Arney, secretary-ireosurerp Tim McDaniel, vice-president: and Charles Heiner, social commissioner. -'W snphumures Adding to the long list of activities during the year l95l-52 were many sophomore class sponsored socials. The all-school dance at Bud Brown Barn held in true western style cmd the Freshman mixer 'U began a year which will be long remembered. With the activities were also studying, exams, and -graduation. Two years well spent and rich with experiences, memories, and friends. ' First semester officers were Nancy Lonius, treasurer, Half Ralph Mason, vice-president, 'A iii A - ,, Q 'Y'hL-1 '. 11 Rose Kondora, secretory: Carol Kennedy, treasure Gene Evans, vice-presidentg Jerry Campbell, pres: dentp and Bert Bostrom, representative made up the leaders for the second semester. Betty- Fernstrom, representutivey and Bruce Wclrdin, president. Not pictured is Henrietta Hill, secretary. PK?-B PRP- Kon VIN . ?'o1f3r.oX E NN. Ps. P-.Yteixda P-UXQNS. SO PSHE P-XL P-924 LWSX4 'P-IN'-5. NXPRG P36 P-9-NU , 0 N4eXxc.oX Y-ecepkkoxfxsk NxeJxc.oX P-ecepixorixsk Xl'oevoX Mis Bo-Imess 'Yheko Ckix Deke 'hedge im. NN . 5. Senrekovq Bam BXuc.Y.ouv, ok X95X,X95'1. P.. Ns. S. Secveionliveosuxer Nfxskr ess pkgho Sxggno Gamma Y-oppo Devo X-lo Se-Amon Gob Xlkce-pveixgkenk Wcvxgx ' BOB BP-V-YES, YY-E0 BE?-924 , NIXRGXX. Genexd Woe! oN 9.65 EEK-X., Nl CSO P-X-EEVX Buimess NYmfxdxsxro1Kun P- Co99eXXo Clndw fx Deke Cd Sgqexmxox 1-Ada Quads! YS CMM VKX P-Xpho CN llul. gfqd llqt E lllllidens Und . ues X-N B Aucox nx IIIEIIE IIEIIE tlllll VEIIIIS Rll.l., ELNORA Art: Art Club LARK, NEAOMI General Business OOPER, OLLIE Secretarial A Cappella Choir Masque 8- Dagger Art Club CAMPBELL, JERRY CARR, EARL CARTER, PATRICIA General Engineering: Xi Delta Chi Liberal Arts BONI NE, DONALD Business Administration CAVI NESS, SHARON General Business BOWMAN, WILLIAM Business Administration CHAMBERS, DIANE Liberal Arts Bear Blaclcouis of 1951, 1952 Bear Blackouts of 1951,52 Pam-Pon Girl Alpha Sigma Gamma Pledge Mistress COOK, JANE Home Economics Phi Lambda Zeta Eta Chi Epsilon DANG, BERTHA Art Honor Board A Cappella Choir Beta Phi Gamma Treasurer Vice-president Sand Prinis Art Editor, Editor- in-Chief Art Club Forum Committee Booster Club A Ca ella Choir Lan ua e Club Saphgrzare Class President COLLINS' VIRGINIA Boo?tergClub Phi Alpha Chi Treasurer, Pfe'Medlml Phi lambda Zeta Vice presxdent CREECY, ANN COMBSI BOYD CLINGENPEEL, JERRY A. Business Edvwiion Educgfion p,e,Demal Bear Blackouts of 1951, 1952 phi Alpha Chi Bear Blackauts of 1951, 1952 A CUPPSHU Choir Sand Prints Circulation Manager Wlndmr Cl'-'P DAHLSTROM' NANCY Tau Omega presiden, Sand Prints Assistant Editor, Home Economics Sections Editor Eta Chi Epsilon CO RDON, VER JEAN Beia Phi Gamma Vice-president Drama Alpha President, Secretary Masque 81 Dagger Bear Blaclxouts of 1951, 1952 Kappa Delta Nu 'VS pv- av- -fv- Ux 'GN li CD5 Kappa Delta Nu President COOLEY, ROBERT Liberal Arts Tau Omega DAVIS, CAROLLYN Education A Cappella Choir Windsor Club il 1 Ki ll R Q I , J T DAVIS, CHARLES DeWITT, JERRY Liberal Arts DOMINQUEZ, REBECCA Primary Education FANT, PAT Physical Education Alpha Radio Engineering K. F. C. A. Engineer DO NG, ALLEN Business Administration FELDSTEIN, ALAN Liberal Arts Hillel Club Al tum veurs working DICKEY, DUQUESNE Liberal Arts Xi Delta Chi DRISCOLL, JAMES Business Administration FERNSTROM, BETTY Physical Education Honor Board Eta Chi Epsilon Beta Phi Gamma Phi Lambda Zeta Band Freshman and Sophomore Class Representative Z2 C7 fs.-W' R - VITY 4:1 .Ati DICKSON, WARNER DILLON, ANN Pre-Medical Bear Blackouts of I95I, T952 A Cappella Choir Male Quartet Windsor Club Language Club DYSART, DOROTHY Business FIELDEN, JOHN Education , Elementary Education Newman Club Art Club Spanish Club Booster Club DODDS, WALTER Education EVANS, CARRIE Liberal Arts Language Club Phi Lambda Zeta President Phi Lambda Zem ENSIGN, JACKIE Fl-EMING, LARRY Ar, Pre-Law Bear alackoufs of 1951, T952 Bond Kappa Delta Nu FIELDS, MARY LOU Secretarial if wg fm--' by T. :I ff' qi-X Phi Alpha Chi Q, I .1 5. I X 'T FURRER, JO ANN Business Administration Newman Club Alpha GAN N, DOROTHY Education Masque 8. Dagger Theta Chi Delta GARDNER, JEAN Liberal Arts GLENDENING, FREDA Edueation Eta Chi Epsilon GO NAWAY, ELDRI DGE GRANT, VIRGINIA Liberal Arts A Cappella Choir Phi Alpha Chi, Vice-president, President A. S. B. President Art Beta Phi Gamma Alpha Bear Tracks Art Editor Freshman Class Vice-president, GREER' JAMES President GOODNIGHT, JOAN Secretarial Booster Club Windsor Club GREER, RICHARD Business GRIFFIN, BONNIE Elementary Education Band Student-Y Alpha Vice-president, Treasurer HARED, .IO Elementary Education Honor Board Alpha Sigma Gamma President Social Commissioner Forum Committee HATCH, DIXIE Liberal Arts A Cappella Choir Women's Sextet Women's Trio Alpha Sigma Gama HERBELLA, BARBARA General Business Newman Club HERNANDEZ, FLORA Medical Receptionist Spanish Club Eta Chi Epsilon HORWITZ, IRVING Business Adiministration Hillel Club President HUNTER, MARGARET Pre-Dental Windsor Club Bear Blaclcouts of 'I952 A Cappella Choir Women's Trio Education HADDEN, JOAN Secretarial Band Student-Y President, Secreta ry Phi Lambda Zeta Secretary HANSON, WALTER Liberal Arts A. M. S. President A. S. B. Vice-president Phi Alpha Chi HEINER, CHARLES Pre-Medical Phi Alpha Chi A. M. S. Social Commissioner HEISKELL, JOEY General A Cappella Choir Bear Blackouts of 1952 Women's Trio Kappa Delta Nu HILL, HENRIETTA Education Band Windsor Club HOLLOWAY, CURTIS , Business JOHNSON, BERT Liberal Arts Sigma Kappa Phi President JOHN SO N, DO N Business Administration tum ueurs muturing JONES, CLAIR Phatog raphy Sand Prints Photographer KEYES, PHIL Education Bear Tracks Beta Phi Gamma Sand Prints LONIUS, NANCY Education Sand Prints Beta Phi Gamma Honor Board Kappa Delta Nu Secretary, and Tresurer Sophmore Treasurer JONES, RONNIE Art Bear Tracks Xi Delta Chi Secretary, Treasurer KIRKMAN, DON Business Administration lntra-Mural Physical Education Contest LOPEZ, ALICE Physical Education A Cappella Chair A. W. S. President Honor Board Alpha Sigma Gamma JULIAN, JEAN Elementary Education KONDORA, ROSE Medical Receptionist Sand Prints Windsor Club A Cappella Choir LULL, ROBERT Education KELLY, HUGH Education P. C. Letterman Club Varsity Basketball and Baseball KUNZ, MILDRED General Business A Cappella Choir Windsor Club MERRILL, BEVERLY General Eta Chi Epsilon KENNEDY, CAROL Drama Masque 81 Dagger Student-Y Delta Psi Omega Phi Lambda Zeta LAMBERT, DOROTHY General MARKOVITZ, SYLVIA Segfefqfiql Secretarial Theta Chi Delta Treasurer Hillel Club MARTIN, NANCY Liberal Arts Bear Tracks Beta Phi Gamma KEYES, JERRY Liberal Arts Booster Club Pro-Con Club l3 Club Beta Phi Gamma Phi Alpha Chi LOHNES, MARY Liberal Arts Beta Phi Gamma Bear Tracks A. S. B. Treasurer MARTIN, MARY RUTH Art Masque 81 Dagger Astronomy Club Windsor Club MARTIN, RUTH Secretarial A Cappella Choir Boosier Club Windsor Club Honor Board Music Business Eduwfibn A Cappella Choir, Accompanist l3 Club Alphd Slgmd Gdmmd Sand Prints Business Manager Tau Omega A. S. B. Treasurer Masque 81 Dagger Sand Prinis Sophomore Class M Phi Lambda Zeia MILLER' JIM ViCe-p,-esidenf Business Adminisfration A Cappella Chgir Liberal Arts Cheerleader Educaiion Phi Alpha Chi ITCHELL, JACK Liberal Aris Bear Tracks Editor-in-Chief Beta Phi Gamma A Cappella Choir Phi Alpha Chi A. M. S. Presideni into well-udiusted people MARTY, HELEN MASON, RALPH MAURELLO, JEANETTE MCALLISTER, PAT McCLAMROCH,CATHERINE Physical Education Secretarial Phi Lambda Zeia MOLLEREI WWGLEY MULTNER, STEPHANIE Mechanical Engineer Educaiion Hillel Club -3, !,1.....r' Qiyuaf-1'J' QTL: uv 'naw' L3 Q .gm .- -eg . . q r Qlgll is 535 H : 4- 2- 'r .L ' Egg M Q it '41, rG :1 Q42 3 W new ' we . ll' ! . . In P ' Q it rg . 1' Qt . Q fiWTxe2?.E:2g?r.. .N A gp' ?'I3,ff3 t Q, 'Pb Q swf:-i 1232 2 ji-3 , 1 ai - .Zag E if 2 5:2-:ragga Qi! ' T 5 an A se-'ssl f A 'i:5'9k-sf1:Ig.l'2i:.-,n-1-.-.-vig. 1-'ffinr-:cel PHOTOS BY JEN DIKE STUDIOS NABORS, JAMES Education ONG, LILLI Liberal Arts Alpha Sigma Gamma Beta Phi Gamma Bear Tracks A. W. S. Treasurer A. W. S. Freshman Representative Language Club PRATHER, DIRK Business Administration Tau Omega 131' Club Bear Blackouts of 1951, 1952 RIDGE, GEORGE Pre-Dental Beta Phi Gamma Bear Tracks NACKARD, BOBBIE General Bear Blackouts of 1952 Newman Club Alpha Vice-President PANNONE, MARZIO Business PRICE, REGGIE Pre-Med ROBERTSON, VIRGIL General 13 Club Lettermen's Club NEWNAM, JAMES Education PARKER, JOSEPH Secondary Education PRUETZ, KATHERINE Liberal Arts A. W. S. President Alpha Sigma Gamma Honor Board ROE, DOUGLAS Education NYE, LEON General A Cappella Choir Masque 8: Dagger Windsor Club PARRISH, PHYLLIS Secretarial Sand Prints Circulation Manager Beta Phi Gamma RANDELL, WILLIAM General ROLPH, HELEN Secretarial Kappa Delta Nu Bear Blaclcouts of 1952 O'NElL, BARBARA General PATTERSO N, NANCY Secretarial A Cappella Choir Theta Chi Delta President REED, OMER Pre-Med A Cappella Choir ROOT, BEVERLY Home Economics Eta Chi Epsilon Phi Lambda Zeta fn ji O NG, IRENE Business Administration POLLOCK, GERALD Pre-Law A. S. B. President Language Club Xi Delta Chi Forum Committee REYNA, RACHEL Home Economics Eta Chi Epsilon W. A. A. ROSE, JACQUELINE Pre-Medical I I 16- I 'K- 49: 'ei 11 USHTON, CAROLLYN General Bear Blackouts of 1952 Pom-Pon Girl A. S. B. Secretary Kappa Delta Nu Treasurer CHACKELFORD, MAVIS Education TALLCUP, ANN DHU Liberal Arts Honor Board Language Club Mosque 8- Dagger Delta Psi Omega DMPKINS, B. J. Home Economics Kappa Delta Nu Honor Board Eta Chi Epsilon A. S, B. Secretary, Freshman Representative Social Commissioner RUSSELL, PAT General Bear Blackouts of 1951, I Kappa Delta Nu SHAW, LEE Secondary Education STEVENS, MARTHA Secretarial Theta Chi Delta President TOWBI N, ALBIN Business Retailing 9 52 SANCHEZ, ANTHONY SCHWAB, VIRGINIA SEGAL, RICHARD Secondary Education SI BLEY, ELLA Medical Receptionist Alpha Sigma Gamma STILES, MARY liberal Arts Phi Lambda Zeta Language Club Windsor Club VENABLE, DICK General Home Economics Etc: Chi Epsilon Phi Lambda Zeta President SISK, MELVIN General SWANSON, MARY ELLEN Medical Receptionist VESPER, NORMA General Pre-Law 'l3 Club SMITH, EARLENE Home Economics Theta Chi Delta Eta Chi Epsilon TANG, DON General VON RHEIN, EDITH Home Economics Phi Lambda Zeta Pledge Mistress Eta Chi Epsilon I 'li SEXTON, DOROTHY Secretarial SPENCER, WALTER Pre-O ptometry TAUBER, BARBARA Liberal Arts A Cappella Choir Hillel Club WALDIE, GARY General Business Tau Omega Bear Blackouts of 1952 iii 7 px QS I R' fn! -Ox 5 lk .95 315 PHOTOS BY JEN DIKE STUDIOS Q-H' if ZORN, SHIRLEY Education Art Club Booster Club Spanish Club Newman Club Alpha President A. 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Vice-President ANDERSON, RUTH Liberal Arts ORMAN, ART Photography Xl Delta Chi WALKER, BONNIE Education Kappa Delta Nu WARDIN, BRUCE Pre-Law Sophomore Class President A Cappella Choir Male Quartet Windsor Club WENKER, JOHN RICHARD English WHERRY, SARA Pre-Nursing Booster Club Cheerleader Bear Blackouts of 1952 WINN, JERRY Business Administration WITT, BEBE Medical Receptionist Theta Chi Delta Bear Blackouts of 1951, 1952 WARREN, PAT Business A Cappella Chair Windsor Club Mosque 8- Dagger Women's Sextet Bear Blackouts WEBB, MARIAN Secondary Education A Cappella Choir Sand Prints Language Club Masque 81 Dagger Delta Psi Omega WILLARD, ROBERT Secondary Education WING, MARY Secretarial Eta Chi Epsilon Theta Chi Delta YATES, MARLENE Art bear Blackout of 1951 Kappa Delta Nu Preside YOUNG, JIM Business Administration Tau Omega 4 ,Q ,,,., fgbfcgiin. f-H, gig?-5L,E-wa-.4r,q -r-1.aL1gF tw FJ- ,. vpn-1,1-an-nd-u no-r-,ng it :ur-g-1'-vcaingv If-5, Q-gr.. 1 ,H 4, lv 1 ' L f u1.,,.......,Q. l.:5A.in:ii ' Jar' -'Wu O , . , Exif? ,Ji I ' Q, 'itz N vi! sq INET, mf-5 oi 4 . 1 1 I L I ll L O. 1?l 4-'vT'--' 3 nn f 1 ' I P J .,,., ,I nn. ,., 1' ,ln r, JL ,1 CM- uf.-1 !.1,1.!'i 1,J,'J '-H:'ur' '41 f 1 , avi Q 1 T Q. -.. P s '1 1 H 1 Q r ylfx 31 -'a ll' I, 1 vi 1 4 S H , . 1 4 I Hwy j I m r T! I I1 -i-Elf -HI .-'I '. 1 ' ' nr., 'Curl '1 -Q - x - a 5+ K Q .5 E ,. f 'G 1- I' E'-Ll neil ,J,- ln !., 1 J, , 1, 15' r ,Lu x11 .5 ' 'Ay jk , zu? 'n i ,I-:.luK,' .I--' i 1-'-l-' 'I v. - ,ll ., ,jr J .. -. rl- ., I. W K -I - fu' I X I u n-- 1 ,-.' . n ', - .J . 1 . , , E- 1 , . -we 'Ji' '- L- F . I. ' 4: . 'n n 1 ' nn ' W -'n ' . n' 'n f : ', I V'.5.'..'H '.k g,.g.f-.. ji ,I-I' .Eff ,H V j J -I . . - I6- 2 - 'fy , 1 f-- -- -t., -. ',-X - r f' 1 ' - 9 n .iv -I RE. .iam T'--S, Sa xx N -.L X - X4 -7, - g N -iaahhj ,.v, ww gm. --liiii-221. ' -ll lt: , ' Ill i I .'4J. 'gm -I -4 Ronnie Anderson, first semester president .1., E 1 A husq hrui First semester officers were Tim McDoniels, vice-president: Cherry J J, gfmji I .-1' , , , ,. Y - -i'nF',. ' f'W,i .+ Pb Tsutsumido, secretory, Don Scott, 'NEVJB I . ,limp -. ,N -. .I ,qtisin . il ' X ' -- ' ' - Swv H 1 'Fl treasurer 'W5'gfi,.',v. 4 , ,' . .'f'?fl3.s'-Qyfgg . 2'-,-QQ, A Te ' ' . IAA Q y ,- t .xpua V J 'l'., ' ,. r f ' 1211 I 1' ' freshmen Busy Bruin cubs were our freshman class, this year. Among their many activities were an all-school donce, and the freshman-sophomore prom, given in honor of groduciting students. First semester the frosh chose Ronnie Anderson os their big chief. Tim McDaniel, vice-president, Cherry Tsutsumida, secretary, Don Scott, treasurer, and Billie Redwood, representative, rounded out the group. Don Scott, president, Mary Burg, vice-president, Joyce Sprinkle, secre- tary, Bobbie Stinson, treasurer, ond Pot Liggett, representative, were the second-semester potentates. Going to school? .... t So are Olson, Klomparens, Blake, Larson, Slack, Smith, Wright, Shouse, Stokoe, Sprinkle, and Evans. uhs eusllv udlusted themselves Second semester officers were Pat Liggett, representative, Bobbie Stinson, treasurer, Joyce Sprinkle, secretary, Mary Burg, vice-president. Y in , lo ... .Q . gms. 1 'P-Q 1' 4 'B as til Emory, Sullivan, Hall and Bernum seem to find the piano an amusing passtime. This is the mature mind? Dick Kendrick, Sally Goodman, Ralph Dixon, Ed Bousard, and Doug Walker. tu the luuvs nf :allege life Phyllis Peifer and Wayne Hardesty seem to find something very qmus. Step to the end of the line, please! Blair Emory, Josie Dotson, Dick Ban- ing in BEAR TRACKS' kowski, Al Waitman, Don Mende, Norman Hall, and Dorothy Simmons. 'G 7' 5 --...K isnt W N BHK wif Purchasing supplies at the Student Union are Moy, Shapiro, Hicks, Merrifield. Sue May Tang and Pauline Tang are about to read up on school events in the BEAR TRACKS. llllll llI'E At the get acquainted tea were Sozo, Baxter, Stites, Gray, Eccleson. Corrine C row and Nancy Wood walking along the arch woy. Helen Olson and Joan Turpin in a quiet conversation. One of Chuck Hill's lazy moments. Petica, Cordova, Walker, H McKanic engrossed in a g fest. naw full-fledged hears. Therese Whitney, Barbara Marugg, and Xantha Kurtz smile for Barbara Dean and Colleen Kearns take time out the candid eye. ing., 7-,QA W flvillg Sthlllll Like the eagle soaring through the blue we now see our PC fliers taking to the air. Mr. E. B. Watts fknown to most people as Boots l has developed our' college aeronautics department into one of Amer- ica's finest flying schools. Through the co-operation of Sky Harbor, located iust east of Phoenix, PC has the only flying course solely incor- porated within any school in the country! Ground school is taken by regular course but flight training may be done through the college aviation club, Wings and Goggles. Due to growing interests and oppor- tunities for both private and commercial flying, our school for air- minded students has become one of the best in the Civil Aeronautics Association. Trying his skill at tightening up a loose screw is Chester Howard. 1? Mr. Lewis winds up and lets 'er go as Bob Cooley takes care of the controls. Checking on fuel is Gordon Pine The mechanic does cm repair iob on our Phoenix College plane B Campus lights show college activities at night. Faculty - student intormality is shown on the P. C. campus Mr. Golden smiles his approval on a student's effort in class leadership. ih- I. 'fl ,ff , 6 '!?'l A Mr. Andres points out some interesting facts in sociology. At night when the streets of the cities and small towns are silent and seem deserted, impor- tant things are happening. Midnight oil is actually burning on our PC Campus every Tuesday and Thursday evening. Courses in business administra- tion, art, science, philosophy, home making, iour- nalism, and language are all a part of education's role. These night classes may keep the streets silent but they make a beneficial difference in public education. night smnul .v fw wf5F'a-lvszmsrz Two navy men sign up for evening college with Mr J. Lee Thompson, Registrar. ' ,.,LT..,. f . .mmm 11: -0 A. Q A ff - ' ' 1 ., , , ' Y Q' . ,x ,.:.: F ff Q , A ' ' , - 1 'S 4' a'... 14' .rg , W J 1 -,LUL -xt 4 V V,. Ajieib ' ' A 5 Y Y,,x. .- -. V' L, 7'-5-1, 1- 7. -- .fn-,gffslf it 'A ' - ' ' 4' - 'T' 1 7 Y .,,:.,- -. , - 'f' -9+-ff iawe-ggg: '.:T'TIfji'ji! , 2 .2 5, QA -:+V A 4:5'il!i L K ' ' A AE ,ef H E , 5. 'f f 1F 1 y..- -- ,i J I Y.,,a' .fr ,, I' L..-' , Ta- A ' r --.......,.,, --g+ 'W?-'- ' , f . 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They have painting trips, lectures by noted art- ists, and many other social events throughout the year. Front row-S. Tang, Cooper, M. Tang, P. Tang: Second row- Mr, Rios, Maltzmon, Jacobs, Wolf, Mitchell, Grant, Dang: Third row -Thomas, Torst, Eftron, Mr. Smith. Q, . , . K 'I 5 Q .disigltg 65114, ,P if .,, ' 755 ' s' ', is is at it . .s ' ku. ' 71 ' if F 'via ?5: :1 .:i!a?r s 12: tr' iii: A 'R ' i' , 1 .Pl 539 ga ii? :1 ' . ' - 25:3 ...nffvi 43- 'g Z AGGIE CLUB Front row-Kowa, Mr. Scherer, Hagerty, Cas- sens, Griffiih: Second row-Morris, Barnhill, Roberts, Murin, Brown, Aldridge. Engineers Club- Front row - Mollere, Stanhagen, Lewis, Ot- tinger, Gurney, Mata, Hoff, Ripplinger: Second row - Keltner, Young, Lawrence, Agg so n, Smith, Walters, Carr, Sizemore: Third row - Mr. Brundage, Mr. Hoff, Clements, Enfield, Wen- ker, Trout, Brown, Yoder, Anderson, Mr. Golden Masque 8g Dagger Front row - Hilmo, Pow- ell, Cross, Cooper,Ever- ett, Odell: Second row- Ferguson, Webb, Sto- koe, Gann, Stallcup, Molidor, Rowe: Third row - Robb, Nye, Nel- son, Wilferf, McDonald, Brown, Mr. Paul. 1 V w 3 4 f I 3 I fl 1 Q 1 E 1 , I E' vi fri Lv. 9 . N 'F' ,, g M, ,4.', 1 I, V E ' H' f1 -vf - f' 'Q X fx 3 EQ' I 5 ,al 1 - f J X r 4 H Q . ,L 47, 1- E 5' .Y ' ', ' gm, - P. ' ,,-.X I if M12 I A vis' get .N v0 . .SAW 519669. efwof ta Qxef -fxetdl 'bei' QF' 800 .x,,, O ! Q04 9 -A f . iso K io oil eb' 9. X10 Q09 at ot be 09 Q G00 -S1 ob QQ .iv fag 'tb to .60 fy QQQ: XOQG' GO o 5. Sr 1 X34 to For students interested in learning more about the planets, cmd stars, the Astronomy Club was organized. This club affords the opportunity of observing these with cl first class telescope and they sponsor the monthly Visitor's Nights. It is sponsored by Mr. Hoff. 0509 0 Cv '20 'v-rv -r '1Yw'r-'tu ' ., , -, , ,A ,A 3, 4-,1-WWYYY Y. Y ,, H, 1.-X, V -nr, ,Lire-,,,,, I aw ustrnnnmq :lull Front row - Sounders, Cor- man, Aggson, Moto, Smith: Second row - Hoff, Brown, Sanchez, Martin, Waters, Mr. Hoff. 7 l , l ig., - i - . , ,-...-, , .AAA YA.,Y Y Y 747. HV - M WY 5-AM Y Hi--0 - , fair,- 1 Front row-Dang, Carter, Zorn, Stiles, Wherry: Second row-Dillon, Evans, Fern- strom, Pollock: Third row-Martin, Parrish, Kunz, Ripplinger, Gurney, Cooper. hnuster :Iuh This group of enthusiastic students have been the leaders of Phoenix Col- lege School spirit. They have helped in all athletic functions. Their sponsor is Mr. Bauman. The Language Club, made up of students, who are studying or who are inter- ested in Spanish, German or French, is sponsored by Miss Hunter and Mr. Monroe. Lectures, parties, foreign film showings, discussions, and general get-togethers are 'held regularly with a trip to Mexico climaxing the year's activities. 1.1-? Front row-Ong, Tauber, Webb, Stokoe, Wilfert, Stallcup, Steinbronn, Brown, Rose: Second row-Akey Soza, Tsutsumida, D. Sand, M. Sand, Miss Hunter, Hernandez, Dillon, Carter: Third row - Williams, Jerman, Dickey, McFeeters, Brown, Howard, Heiner, Moore: Fourth row -- Scott, Carr, Mr. Monroe, Berry, Anderson, Simmons, Dickson, Feld- stein, Pollock: Fifth row-Grassie, Stolts, Epstein, Ruppert, Reed, Watkins, Hammons, Davis, Ferguson. Webb, Newman, Dr. Mousseau, Mr. Riggs, Front row - Shackeltord, Hatch, Dean, Hernandez, Chambers, Sain, Kearns, Derting: Second row - Lull, Henry, Hefner, Jeckel, Bonine, Adkins, Combs, Sloan Gordon Morris. Front row - Negrcly, KOl'1Cl0l'0f Waffenf Abbott, Goodnight, Cross, DBYHPSSY' Second row - Stiles, Lohnes, Bickett, Mitchell, Irwin, Whitney, Kurtz, M- Martin, Molidor, Marty, Keller, ROW' ond: Third row - Nye, ReS9I1Cl6Z, R- Martin, Dr. Pliske, Palmer, Sill, Geith, Risner. windsor :Iuh Since its organization in 1930 the Windsor Club has been one of the largest and most active clubs on the campus. The presenting of music recitals given by the members semi-monthly is one of its regular activities It is sponsored by Dr. Thyra Pliske. V ,V ,Y . Y , , g ' ,l'- ,rrgzi-YLI,f' , - W, rv mi-in : , ., -f - .V-.' -.s f--ff nw. 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This Southern Baptist Union holds daily devotionals ond is a worthwhile group for those who are interested. The Union is sponsored solely by the churches of Phoenix. Front row - Herbella, Furref: Sec ond row - Nackard, Akey, Schues sler, Zorn, Dillon: Third row - Rod riquez, Bolderas, Kondora, Sill. huptist uninn Front row - Helm, Ong, Dang: Sec- ond row - Prentice, Bickers, Scott, Ward. rlwk ffooof , 3129176 .41o0er 41 floor To W Ho , 41or4ow3'q 410.5-eq 065-5 Ce . Secooo' row X 44 07100 01'ef0f HQ'776Ul'Q6l' I , -Segol Grown, S 0170113 FefOff,-felb. oger. , 47001015 teh Jenefes 7613 group :fs colbposedofsfudenfs of f6e J lien lf 60103 13's f77SGfl?79S on 169 Pboemly oof sponsored 64' fffe sc-bool blk! rlob elwfsb fo1?6 q oosoreo' byfiff College campus eve fboogfz f6e cfob 1:9 Ili 'a 55:6 3' ff R 5574? S ,I . M' '-'-' af ' g V 4? 'v -1 in ' A I . V V-O 8 :Ili 31 2 mm S MFE .E -af' w - if r - 5, v ra ,. . - 3' cy' 53 w 'Z .f - -w Earn was .1 R -ww- ' M4 lllllllll'llI'iE5 Front row - Stallcup, Hared Pruetz, Fernstrom, Schuessler Dr. Mousseau: Second row - . Dang, Thompkins, Martin, Lo- pez, Lonius. A U' Vliiili' .Q-- Selection of Honor Board members are made on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character and attitude. At the end of their Freshman year, the girls are chosen. lf for any reason a girl fails to maintain these standards during her Sophomore year, she may be dropped from the board. Dr. Mousseau is the sponsor. hnnnr hnurd I Q ,Ryu . N A L 3 f . - 'WE V r '22 f-rf sf-+ U Composed of twelve ouisfandlng men of ihe college, wlih The Counselor of Men group sfands for hugh scholarship, leader as honorary member and sponsor, This shlp, character, and athfudes Mr Riggs IS the Counselor of Men and honorary mem Front row - Grant, Parrish, Ong. Second row - Lohnes, Martin, Tang, Dang, Creecy Third row - P. Keyes, Bostrom, Lonius, J. Keyes, Fernstrom, Smith, Mitchel. Beta Phi Gamma is a national co-educational honorary fraternity, the members of which have shown outstanding work in the field of iournlism. Semi-annually chosen pledges are initiated at the close of each semester. Dr. Ray Emery, Sand Prints adviser and Mr. Bill Hagerty, faculty director of Bear Tracks are co-sponsors of the oganization. delta psi umegu 'wk' X ,, ik? Front row - Webb, Odell, Gann. Second row - Stallcup, Kennedy, Nelson, An honorary society for out- standing members of the Masque and Dagger Club, this national fraternity is a part of Alpha Psi Omega, dramatic fraternity. Mr. John Paul serves as faculty sponsor of the group. etu thi epsilon Eta Chi Epsilon, sponsored by Miss Stevens is a Home Economics sorority which holds a membership in the College Home Economics Club division of the Arizona State Home Economics Association. Pledges are chosen semi-annually according to their scholastic stand- ings. Front row - P. Tang, Smith, Miss Stevens, Glendening, Schwartz, Fernstrom. Second row - S. Tang, Gelfand, Wells, Robinson, Soderberg Garcia, M. Tang. Third row Vesper, Von Rhein, Root, Cook, Merrill, Reyna, Maurello. ul..1-. f wa' HI 1 41 , W A -e - , Alvey, Lalia Creecy, Ann Derfing, Pat Eccleson, Shirley Font, Pat Furrer, JoAnn Gordon, Audrey Grant, Virginia Griffin, Bonnie Kearns, Colleen Muclersbach, Betty Nackard, Bobbie Poleeson, Eva Prass, Jayne Rowancl, Zona Sain, Pat 51365, P01 Sfokoe, Bev Zorn, Shirley Lawrence, Josephine snrnrities i Akey, McaryLynn Buig, MOYY Cuviness, Sharon Crosson, Pot Hqred, jo Liggen, Pqf Lopez. Alice Muurello, Jefineffe McDonald, June Olsen, Helen Ong, Lilli Pruefz, Kqfh SChUeSSIeI', LUGFITIS SQZQI jg Wollenmqnl Jean Wollenmanl Joan Evans' Edna Y X' Adkins, Joanne Crow, Corrine Gann, Dorothy Gray, Joan Hills, Shirley Mackey, Smith, Earlene Stevens, Martha Turpin, Joan Wing, Mary Witt, Bebe Wood, Nancy Elledge, Marilyn Evans, Carrie Root, Beverly Schwab, 45 Martin, Ruth 5 f ff , Brownlow, Mary Ann Ca pono, Dolores Carter, Pat Cook, Joan Patterson, Nancy Hanna, Jean phi Iumhdu zetu DeMente, Fern Dillon, Ann IN ibx 'Uh U 'vi Fernstrom, Betty Gray, Mary Kennedy, Carol Hadden,Joan McCIamroch, Cathy Nickel, Barbara Stiles, Mary Trauscht, Joan Vath, Frances Whitlatch, Margie Yee, Mary Pliske, Thyra an 42? an Ames, Margaret Ellenbaum, Zel Lonius, Nancy Sprinkle, Joyce Walker, Bonnie 'S ,,. WUS Bond, Joanne Ensign, Jackie Mitchell, Connie Tanner, Sydney Wier, Sara Brown, Velma Hartnett, Katie Pieter, Phyllis Tompkins, B. J. Yates, Marlene Q' Chambers, Diane Heiskell, Joey Ralph, Helen Turner, Betty Zoe P' 45? Cordon, VerJean Cross, Onnie James, Connie Lillevig, Gail Rushton, Carollyn Russell, Pat kuppu dehu nu Y L I I E F x .- ' Y A I Y L .. .la . Q 1 Q' 5 1 L L X Y ' , 1 1 'R 1 Y x 4 , ,-. W ,, I 1 Q f W 15 NMS T 'K V K' 1 X , 'I fl'llfEl'Ili'lIiE5 sigmu lmppu phi Enfield, Stuart Evans, Don Fancher, Jack Harris, Wayne Johnson, Bert Mack, Jim Smith, Dave Terrill, Bob Timberlake, Roger Wright, Bill Young, Tom Prince, -l0l'1n S- xx lt. li, R Q i'- ,v:, - uf Readying publicity for the program are Jim Blake, president, and Dave Smith, publicity chairman. fr Sf! This---.' ' -5, 3.31 xfrlrffff . A I Hn' as -.La ,. V- ffvllgf in :fl -0 ,Z A431 hu.. ,- e 'ke'qIf',1? 2' L54 .456 ,ul j Q7 .4 lib' ' ,K V Plans are being drawn up 1?TZ'1f'?5g?5f1i Av' 'l by Smith, Peftid, Young, Timberlake, Blake, Fan- ii cher, and Enfield. IT WAS GREAT Something new was brought to Phoenix . . . a iazz concert by the great Satchmo , Louis Armstrong and his band. 'Working hard to make it one of the most successful events of the year were the Sig Kaps of Phoenix College. The concert featured Louie's famous blues and popular numbers. Y ' uw wg l A b gf' The great Sotchmo with has trlumphs Barnhill, Richard Cetti, Bob Clingenpeel, Jerry Cooley, Bob Curnuh, Jim Farmer, Norman Gardner, Dave Hill, Chuck Mason, Ralph Prather, Dirk Rayburn, Bob Simmons, Cliff Smith, Jim Stowell, Conrad Teefsel, Chuck Waldie, Gary Young, Jim Leithold, Louis tuu umegu D Iii deltu :hi Schneider, Charles Sizemore, Wayland Syler, Ronald Williams, Parquetie Bankowski, Dick Barnes, Fred Carr, Earl Cefaratte, Joe Cooper, Alvin Dickey, Duquesne Douglas, Charles Jones, Ronnie Moore, Keith Orman, Ari Pollock, Jerry Schaufelberger, Howard , ,J H cl, 1 N Tv? 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' - 5, I 2T1AJL..-I.'fi-:' .p',.f. ,4 ' ' . , y - 7 -1 Y,-.. .,. . Y N. ' Ax' N 'V . 'in , A 1 . 2.7. ,V . . A. ....: -.. A.. r. , . ,. .. ,, . Lfh' ,Q Iii V. - ' . L-:f'f V ' I-nun! .Dj ' - , A ?-4 iw. ' ' 1 ,Lg A - 5 - Il ,- ', f' if f V t . ig'-4 v v-4 1 3 - w.,hu-. n g. mb .-J, ,Ji .W 1 Wg. if' ,, i dt N Yi i :jg 3 r Alba Mir' flvftl Jn ,VI sbt! ll lf' if The Queen and her two attendants reigned over the Christmas Dance in much the same spirit ot testivity as did the Indian maidens ot old at their tribal dances. But surely we all agree that our lovely lasses tar outshone the Indian maidens, and no comparison can be justifiably made. We of PC wholeheartedly agree with the iudg- ment of Mr. Charles Bensco, famous American artist, now living in Phoenix. A gathering of campus beauties, Onnie Cross, Phyllis Peifer, Dolores Azoyan, Carollyn Rushton, Joyce Sprinkle, and Ann Dhu Stallcup. Azoyan. l pl 'l l Queens attendants . . . 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Q f L 1 -Q xi Jn :PL mpg ' q-'nn-I 1 BGL P 5' k V 'U1' .1 1 , Af g u 4 Lf , -5 j , '? :wx1f ' HQ 4, ,J , - 1 v. 1 Qi .UIJL 111 1,,l . I f f - l u 1, , ll, 1 ' ', ' i 'A , . r ' i f . v , I , 4 , u v f l xx Yxovsgiu ne' 1 - TN . Yxethr div ado C00 All the, beauty in nature, imagination, and mind may be sung in an international language - music. Our A Cappella choir has brought the mean- ing of different seasons to many people. Luncheon groups, schools, clubs, and assemblies have all been at part ofthe year's agenda for this group of choral- iers. Our community can be justly pleased with the fine work accomplished through the choir's tour to Son Francisco! u tuppellu :hair fan? ii We love to sing-for you! V i Q V, I iii' , ii 1' i K Our versatile vice-president, Bruce Wurdin, tries some fancy diving at the first Choir party of the year. inf-1-4.-1 The elected officers: L to R, top row. Bob Bickett, vice-president of fifth period, Rose Kon- dora, secretary of fifth period, Alice Lopez, treasurer of fifth period, and Wayne Bickers, president of third period. Bottom row. Trudy Dempsey, vice-president of third period, Arlene Payne, treasurer of third period, Warner Dickson, preside pictured: June McDonald, secretary of third peiod. The appointed officers: Tim McDaniel, riser chairman, Ann Creec Marty, accompanist, and Bruce Wardin, Business manager, nt of fifth period. Not T . Z f Q , il? sl T?-nv y, robe chairman: Helen ' l l v 5qg,,,5hw-I 9. ,nn ' i it 7 i 5, , I ' , F rr 7' 'I , 'o Mg! u fmt, 4 . A 'T' 1 'ry f rdf, ,I ix A f x. lt. ., L .- The male quartet: Herb Smith, Warner Dickson, Bruce Wardin, and Jim Fitzgerald. The women's trio: Joey Heiskell, Margaret Hunter, and Dixie Hatch. -3 . , ' '1 I 1' TT E? ll r -klw First row: Bogard, Goodnight, Griffin, Gonaway, Burton, Hagerty, Miller, Feldstein. Second row: Reisen, Smith, Lavario, Frazer, Fernstrom, Porter, Diss, Porter, Elliott, Moore, Bell, Chuka, Howard. Third row: Mr. Baumann, McElhaney, Goodnight, Keller, Machukay, Hill, Fleming, Edmunclson, Gorman, Riggs, Squires, Henry. Everyone loves music! Yes, when it comes time to remember the band we think of the good it has done in assemblies, football and basket ball games, and concerts. With Mr. Bauman's able direction this musical unit creates a spirit for every occasion. Naturally, we cannot for- get how proud we were to have them represent us on their Spring tour to Balboa Park Bowl in San Diego! Q- l I ,V -.- . gv ' . I ,I F3 x 4 ' v 5 f -2' 's W1 V A54 N These are the offlcers President Luffy Fleming: Secrefcry, Martha Munsll Not pc Hqgqrfy Burion Gonawqy Palmer fured-Henriefiu Hill, Vice PreSIdBn1' Griffin Fleming Goodmghi R ,la . f 1 A -S5 J JJ' W -an 2 If 5 45 1? row: Porter, Ffin, Goodnight. I , . n Ing Fernstrom, er undson, H i I I , 1' , 1 ,. v V ,jg , , RJ. dh A , tis 9534, , ' nr, Rd si-ff H Fr, W4 f -3 .'gf, Ax row Bogard on Gonowoy row: Hagerty, sirom, Palmer. nt row: Howard, I, Gorman. 2nd 1: Henry, Riggs, Jire, Mochukay. l row: Chukc, Iore,Por1er. 1- 3 A 69' l H i ii' 1 ! Q2 -In .VA Q vw- . - V' . , 431. 'l lik 1-3' it V 5, -' ' ' f:9l'?:-X '22, ' J 1. -l ' .- , 2 1 ,A Af Ku. .-- ,. , i , A..,,v,ay, V -K -.N T. ' 'T sf ? -.,-mia' .5 bf' .., ,g'ivr,Q . , ' 9. ' 1 -lic,-.vr. 'Y-v . !9f?'g:--',f.'s, I ,gg-if 4335-'n ' 5 , ,1'rf,f ,, -, . 2- ffdii? , ' f'w?i. -1 f f- ,ze 'Aff 1 -'.yfff..4 'um-v:. -' 52 'qlqfil LJ. L55-i J I 1f' 4.1r-s- 'Jw 5 7- ' -M 1fx,. t 4-IJ, 'H' Y -5 wr,-,,:,!q - ' F::.- H' 't'ff:r' - ,.':.fj--1.5. wg - ' xg axial .. P . ,Y .Q-v'.f,' 1 , - . 41.1 U . ff' r ,sn . . g.i - Band struts nn march formation. 'A' '7 7 f'J4i6'l! M Bertha Dang Editor-In-Chief gg M 7' ,g ' '-5 i .Q L L W9 ,vi Unsuspecting Phoenix Collegians .who step behind the doors of HE-203 usually hear something like this . . ., did anyone see where I put the idents for this club? Now, wheres' the glue? Not in the wastepaper basket again! Will you please get your big feet off my montage? What happened here? Oh, No! . . . Such was the con- dition of the Sand Prints office during the year and one wonders how the annual could evolve from this general state of bedlam. With the combined efforts of the staff, we came through the confusion to present to you the 'I952 edition of Sand Prints. Sand Prints staff around conference table are, seated: Mary Burg .lim Blake Bert Dang, Phyllis Parrish, and Rose Kondora Standing are Phil Keyes, Jean Wollen- man Dr Emery Marian Webb, Dick Kuhn, Clair Jones, Trudy Dempsey and Vincent Little. Helen Marty Business Manager gn 5, ,, ' f I maui Lf' Nancy Lonius Wayne Chaney Jim Duke Assistant Editor Advertising Manager Photography Editor Phyllis Parrish Circulation Manager Marian Webb Music and Drama Editor K-.J -4 Qrx ,- ,A f, ignr Q, -1 L Q , 'Q A ' ZEMENT ? 'T ix! 2 Mary Burg Jim Blake Ann Creecy Managing Editor Art Editor Sections 8. Sophomore Editor Rose Kondora Women's Sports Editor 1'-ev ,., I 1 V, Q-f,, 'f5 if A 1 A V Phil Keyes Sports Editor Wm. v-+-,ir i I Trudy Dempsey Copy Editor 5 fy 7 I Looking over a new crop of nega- tives are photographers Clair Jones and Dick Kuhn. Sponsors Dr. Ray Emery and Mr. Ralph Asmus. Look out! it's wetl Streamcrossers are Ann Creecy, Trudy Dempsey, Bert Dang, and Wayne Chaney. On the advertising end of Sand Prints were Margie Tang, Wayne Bickers, Wayne Chaney, Helen Marie Marty, Don Johnson, and Don Evans. Working together with the Photography and Art Depertments as one team makes pos- slble the extra nlcetles in this year's annual. Getting the divisional pages for the yearbook was some job. Working in the Art Studio are Phyllis Parrish, Trudy Dempsey, Rose Kondora, Phil Keyes, and Vincent Little. vi - . sn.: ' i SP-Cf. YRYYOXELL QILXX e ss s6Ltor-Xu- 'best fitscms ' socov6f . SOTYI S of 62, 'OCCXGBQ XX9' dbke Soi' X953-f ang, 'oo so anno? mem made bg 85.3. erm , iaosvcfg sgoo- 'C,- Of MKS SMB? , B sofc. Yresidsu s vcxe second Sexike Ssoxs, was EBT'-s pews editor. Yxe Ls s graduate oi Gkemaaxe Sligo '5o'x1ooX, class of 1950. Owners penned on the staff were Bert, 6osfQf:ofo,Y'o1'L Yseqes , Xisndg S,-Sie marbio, Or'-Q. 566- s s sfosii meuvoec ' 6' this mi 'Wiesel 'ssXsc'c.e :Reece 'E sill . Senator Taft on Campus. . .Pollock Elected. . .Assembly Policy Change . . .these headlines added together with several thousand inches of newsprint were the main ingredients of Unit 9 this year Qalong with some old typewriters, many hard working reporters, and, a dexterous sponsorl which produces Bear Tracks, the PC bi-weekly student publication. BT, a good example of modern methods of communication, will probably long out-live the smoke signals executed by Indian tribesmen relaying news events to one another. Making up a part of a very alert and efficient staff are Boyd Eldredge, Dave Smith, Doyle Carr, Cherry Tsutsumida, Ronnie Gaylord, Betty Fernstrom, Carrie Evans, Bob Hoy, Ed Waters, Dick Palmer, Margie Tang, Vincent Little, Sylvia Markovitz, Irving Horwitz, sponsor Mr. Hagarty, and Jessie King. 4 A . . .s.- - .C-. -.--ur.-.s .-5,-..--Q.,-9, f.v-we s i .W 'v' 9 J F V If P1 I 't ,.:-:s7:sm.ss1m:.1 . -QP, 9 fi: fa Va. ' j 3'-5. YJ-J: LQ: Eng sir? 22 I 40.5 ':.g.-..sf-m-....s1ee..-..Lani 'Pc F 0 .- 1' CK. ' lf Loc :R,,'? '-Q, gulf' val 1 'f,r K f ,Z i' ' 1 , ' J.f'lv, ffl? ,fl Y 1 for tl If :T P--1 ,-4 5 '2rhf,4.4,-bw gum LA,.ff4 '2'fvuCu-.v' - 'r- .-. 'Q rrvwsn-3F. . . - ii , 'A , ai-,T5't.p,i --,, , , S M. R. Hagerty Sponsor Lilli Ong Bqsiness Manager Bert Bostrom Managing Editor Betty Fernstrom Women's Sports Editor I Y' INQP' ,qc -, 1 . rsh, .g X . A ff Nancy Martin Editorial Director Ed Waters Editorial Director Q Margie Tang Virginia Grant Dove Smith Assistant Business Manager Art Editor News Edifor Phil KSYSSJ Shirley Rodgers Josef Weber Spofts Edna' AAV7 Editor Feature Editor 5 ' l , ,. ze: 'iii Rf 'o S-Q'- -Xx Mr. Mills and two radio students at the controls for one of the daily broadcasts to the community. rllllill llllll fllI'Ell5ilI5 Radio station KFCA with a tre- quency at 88.5 M.C. which broad- casts to the community was installed by students of P.C.'s radio classes under the direction of Mr. Mills. Forensics students take an active part in presenting these programs which feature events of P.C. Checking up on the panel is only one ofthe many iobs connected with a live broadcast. M 3. . . if '. 'J ' . ' W' E tzlffii .' Q. 1-' nu --Ng: 1-Y .n 'j 1,'1. V .p. .,f,'j-' SAfi54:Tk4'w:f 5'i43'!3?fgh'-?h'N'Sflil'T: W .'.'4 -M., -111' , 2.Tni.,f-2 3 . EU .frWYan.5'f, Q1 , ,, -v . 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Furthering of democracy and freedom of speech are cultivated by the many opportuni- ties one has by attending. fllI'lIlll E Q f 2 'r' , 2 54' .1 -. ! a lk A Japeth misbehaves with Keith Nelson, Jack Fox, and Beverley Stokoe. Patrons of Mike's Bar: Jo Ivo Powell, Eric Jordan, Zel Ellenbaum, Bruce Wardin, Keith Nelson, Jack Fox, Charles Davis, and Jim Blake. llflllllll We ot the Bear Tribe pay honor thr,ee times a year to the goddess of Drama, Thespis. Our offerings this year were Mr.Mergenthwirker's Lobblies , The Silver Cord , and Green Grow The,Lilacs . These Masque and Dagger productions were directed by Mr. John Paul. Mr. Joseph Smelser was guest director for The Silver Cord . You are the murdererl says Keith Nelson to Warren Downs, as Jack Fox, Beverly Stokoe, Almon Riggs Jim Blake, and Jerry Campbell look on. . Wayne Bickers and Jerry Campbell practice shooting at knotholes in the third scene of Green Grow The Lilacs . Aunt Eller looks unimpressed by the pedcller's sales talk, and so does Laurey. Left to right: Roberta Klciman, Keith Nelson, and Onnie Cross. The family has a quiet evening at home, from the first act of The Silver Cord. Left to right: Sharon Caviness, Jack Ferguson, Veriean Cordon, Jerry Hawkins, and Cynthia Gutmann. AK f H4. ...hx-N Whatta ya say, Curley? Left to right: Colleen Kearns, Nancy Wiltert, Jerry Campbell, Wayne Bickers, and Miss Pauline Geiger, our hair-stylist. l 'X Jgw Xl af 41 Q9 the queen One of the biggest and most exciting events of the year is the Homecoming parade, choice of King and Queen, and big football game. The sororities, fraternities, and other organizations on campus select a candidate, and then the student body elects the King and Queen in an open election. During half-time at the game the royal pair are officially crowned. the king Our Homecoming King and Queen take time out from their royal affairs to have a picture taken. ir' Y fi 'wg -Yang? l Q i lx? l i-llgi i ... ...- v.,--ff A N Q X W i , .,fL2 ,1f.f1-,:Q-fS'- x Jw D . -- X , ' -wx X -x.., jg , ' Z 4 az A 5 X fff Q! N Q 6 ff 4 X Q A 4 W' 1' fx x M 4355 GE? mmf? M, N X W www 5' 573m ' ff! A W K '5 Q. ' QQEQWNG We 'fO:f, i ff' K fb ', 1,77 f . - fi ff ff' ' will 5 q 2 Wf ?ffo ,Y if ,, kxqismby fl Xvfffff ff 1 ff ,wifffff 4, X 1 f xf UNM Xxvr fl 573 ,-. - ' f 4 f 1' iff ,X +15 fy v I WW! ' X My 5 Mk X W r if' V Qy tg-. f ' ' 1 0, 1 1 J 3 :sg ' ,z'ff-'Q' I I-'iagm ,rj lf? ,litig- , W -3-- sl sl Y' . . f:.,nZT I4 . -I , In 4.3 x.,..4 mx, - W ' 'U-I me-lr' 1 . h,.A J -. 1 t'5f' , ,t ' V ligf. .?q::0',',' A.: 'fr 3 U- 2' 4' . 4' QiQ'.ljl ' ' Yfiif' ' 2-li :fo .S .M ' 1 4' ff E ' swf y ,A 3 gg , il -F Fur, I L '4w! r Q' ,X4 , ' MP . 'uni ' ,Li Y A ' YEJV vrlijgffx 51 1 A 3411! 'E 'I 5 lf. 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'Vi KISSES ,rs KAN 5 A Bob Hoy Ver Jean Cordon, Jerry Campbell, Dick Colson and Dave Gardner seem to agree with Bob Rayburn as he Washes That Girl Right Outta :sf 'S-5? -3,2 k P . M1 ,f' Another opening, another show . . . - Under the expert direction of Louis Leithold and Thyra Pliske, Bear Blackouts of 1952 was one of the best shows ever produced on the P. C. campus. The long grueling hours of mem- orizing lines, studying music, long rehearsals, crowded dressing rooms, make- up, costumes - all the hard work that goes into making a successful show - gave us the satisfaction of knowing that we had done something for the good of the school and the community. Blackouts went over the top this year in talent, production, and proceeds for the benefit of polio. A - 7-lysfil 22 ef Z J H 4 4 fy i ZW' C 5 5 . f ji Z Qc? 4 ' Y., ' .ff W S T Al so fc 6 QVC H A me N 5' , N . T 1,1-7 Q 4! N 7 fy . Z7-f: I .D X ! ZS-f 1 K , ff-ff! 0 am -5 237556 E, K-if ,wifi ,, 9,51 .. 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The superb passing of former A.S.C. quarterback, Bob Hendricks, and a squad of hard running collegians dominated the contest. Rolling up 528 yards total offense, the Bears turned in their lone triumph of the season September 29 at Mont- gomery Stadium by over-whelming the Dixie Flyers of St. George, Utah, 39-13. A quartet of Clovis Campbell, Ken Hammon, Dick Curran, and Warren Wolf piled up most of PC's 352 rushing yardage. New Mexico Western behind the running of Little All- Americal Bob White who rolled over 300 yards on the ground edged the Bruins in a hard fought 34-27 victory October 6. Trout Tomachoff Rambling fullback Dick Curran seems headed for c fail here but he eluded his would-be Tackler and ran 40 yards for file T.D. Bickerg v ' rg? 'i H521 Glaze Spencer Nelson Fitzgerald Douglas Salcido Cordova Harris Britt Merrill Alcott Naylor 90 254614 SQ:-' ' ' u -.59 sa is , Q 35? L' e'??'- ' 615' . Q .,- 9 , A K. 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Elden Walters tries with both outstretched arm and tongue to block a Grand Canyon shot in a game at Phoenix Colege. Q 7 syg- FA, vu 4 91 ff' -V ip' it If ' x , . 1' fy- .J ' I ,L 's qv .QM . X Big Al Towbin flips in a two-pointer against the Arizona freshmen -F TAQT 1614? Robertson Miller jqgqueg Butterfield Torst Hoy Winning basketball games took a back seat at Phoenix College for the year 1951-52 as the hoop men dropped 23 contests against 7 wins. With only two lettermen back from last year's crack five the Bruins did a complete flip in the cage sport, losing their first eight games. With only five wins in 28 games the Bears came through with two final triumphs on March 4 and 6 to raise their season average to .223, com- pared to the 1950-51 percentage of .632. The locals began with three letterwinners and one other veteran but after the first seven games guard Frank Rodriguez entered the navy. This left only Virgil Robertson and Hugh Kelly, along with Ray Miller, as the only representatives of the 1951 squad. Robertson emerged as the top scorer of the season, canning 395 points for an average of 13.6 counters per contest, to compile one of the highest totals in Phoenix College's history. In his two years here Virgil meshed 698 points. Eleven of the Bruins' losses came at the hand of strong service teams while the collegians man- aged to take 7 of 19 encounters against other schools. Only once did Phoenix limit an opponent to less than 50. Record of the year Camp Pendleton Camp Pendleton Arizona Jayvees Luke Air Base Tempe Jayvees Flagstaff Jayvees San Diego NTC Arizona Jayvees Grand Canyon Eastern Arizona Eastern Arizona Tempe Jayvees Flagstaff Jayvees Luke Air Base Arizona Jayvees San Diego NTC Chaffey Fullerton Camp Pendleton Camp Pendleton U. S. Ampib Base Arizona Jayvees Williams Field Tempe Jayvees U. S. Amphib Base Chaffey Eastern Arizona Eastern Arizona Tempe Jayvees Grand Canyon gngles Walters Kelly Prentice Tusgey BlUCk 4 Playing .667 ball for the first 21 games Phoenix Col- lege's diamond Bruins counted as a highlight of a very suc- cessful season the vanquishment of ASC at Tempe varsity squad April 18. Although failing in the Azusa tourney in California, being eliminated in three games, the Bears, with only four lettermen back from 1951, continued their winning ways, compiling nearly as perfect a record as the previous year's squad, which won 17 of 22 contests. Pitcher Gary Prentice, shortstop-catcher Hugh Kelly, and catchers Phil Keyes and Jim Tussey were the only representa- tives from last year. Freshmen hurlers Bill Glaze, Jim Brun- dage and Bobby Black were the outstanding chuckers. Glaze doubled in the outfield when not on the mound, being one of the leading hitters as well as the top pitcher. Kelly and Keyes handled the catching chores with Kelly also filling in brilliantly at shortstop. Black, Norman Farmer, Gene Scott, Bobby Cruz, J. D. Merrill, Al Towbin, and Ted Dodds were the infield stalwarts. HM- A Litchfeld Navy man takes a healthy Cut at the ball at a Bruin home game. 5 .- Lfkqas- .ip- - :r 9.-'jr-'4..QQ QL' Zff'9... f 1 '3- 1.-. -... 1 lliu.4s. - 'Z :vin ,-. Avis- - Q- 7'-. iiribar- :an ..r 'Ct' 5215 Brundage, Glaze, Warren Gotthard, and Dick Miller, the outstanding hitter ofthe year, patroled the outer gardens. In their game against the Sun Devils the Bruins came from behind to take an 'll-inning 8-7 victory. Bobby Slaugh- ter, a former Bear hurler lasted only three innings against the Bruins, with lefty Bill Glaze taking his fifth victory ot the year. Earlier the Phoenicians had triumphed 9-8 over a tough Nellis Air Force team. Bear outfielder Dick Miller loses his cap as he tries to advance from first base, but third sucker Ray Tibbets puts the tag on the hard-hitting Miller. 5251 I ' -Q S at db- A . - . 'p by Q i ' .J, , , V I .u f - u-Q ' s 4' ' ,- ' ' Q ,.- ' A' uv - A -' A-1- 1- , 1,1 Q --4 ' , '- Q- , ' -1' - . -, . ,A Y - A, , W a - . 1414 ,u 41. f , ' V xv . ,Q r x - i ' f ff' A ' -f v 1' sf , 4- . ' . , U Q . - 'f. : It Q-3 , -F . 't ' ,. ,.,' J . '51, 4 : ,Q ' '-' ir, ' '. 4-9 ' g gfgg g p,:1.'f 55.a:fv' -r' r L.' 5 . .- ff I D' Q 4 'j Q-, bg! -I - As, L ,- , A -4 Q-' ' , -A.,,A..-.-L,.,,, Jmi . Riggs Q, W lb is E l Dodds Torst Cruz 1 NK . fl, Q 1 ' ' 4 if ln ..e, N. 1 -'sl I 'P' A - , ,I . . A . Q Y W. X i K 3 Xxx 'lst Row - Thomas, iTussey, Miller, Cruz, Gunn, Sharpe Keyes Eddlemon, Gotthard. Glaze Kelly 2nd Row - Riggs, Farmer, Brundage, Tomlinson, Goarde, D. Scott, Keyes, Glaze. 3rd Row - Kelly, Sharpe, McCarthy, Schneider, Dodds, Towbin, Rayburn, Pastis, Diamond, Black. 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ASA il , 9 f not Black Schneider Phoenix College 3 4 24 14 6 5 6 I6 10 5 9 3 4 4 l 'I 8 I0 3 4 'll 8 Luke Field Williams Field Eastern Arizona Eastern Arizona Arizona Frosh Arizona Frosh Luke Field Williams Field Palo Verde Palo Verde Nellis Field East Los Angeles Citrus Santa Ana Litchfield Navy Eastern Arizona Eastern Arizona Luke Field Williams Field Litchfield Navy ASC Tempe Opponents 1 i 2 0 5 4 17 'I6 2 4 1 8 4 2 5 5 5 3 13 9 7 7 Gene Scott starts his slide into home plate to tally against Litchfield as the next batter, Warren Gotthard, looks on. fElllll5 Phoenix College's tennis this year was ham- pered by inexperience, the squad dropping their first three matches. By midseason the team had come close in several meets and were gaining skill. A tough schedule of oppositions was listed, matches being played against the Tempe varsity and Luke Field Raiders, composed ot seasoned veterans from varsity squads of several large colleges. Duncan Brown and Conrad Stowell were constantly on top of the ladder standings and turned In some fine tennis work Limited to secod semester competition the Bruin netmen scheduled practice matches with Judson School and North High Lack of opposl tlon handicapped Coach Marlo Zltas players with 1951 graduation losses cutting into the team s personnel Getting ready to smash back at the opponent IS Johnny Burton I l I i 3 l i i .1 Conrad Stowell tol lows through on a good play Coach Zifo Sfowell Butterfield Gardner -:iii J lu 1,.-. 1' A .I- , I 5' 'K jgxuh ' y l ' , X qv ' T .f.gEi:.: X ,hx w L J Jw 'A , . 5 L Ii-If -! 4. . ,' 'A .Q -Mbit! L F 1 ' ' ' ?7'.j- Fri? rl W fi ' '+'iiff'-T-i2- ' ii? TF? E71 ITG Tifif?Qf?4fi, ' , . dS , ,Y:x. M.x . 1' r ' ali 3 5' .' 4 j ?af, ' I F'-ra. h-Q ', -f ' P' ,ag ' . I ' .Q 'v ' 1 14-'r A E N , Q f ' ' J 5 32. : : - n l 'wi' 'I' f' .N , '35 -Y' H5-1 1 ,5 A , H451 'T V o ' 4- 9' ' - ' Y' .. C11 1 N 'ffai f ' ' 5 ' , 'A - 3 . 1 ' Burton Clingenpeel Downs Brown 73? ' ma.,+.. 1- .ff NF' a Coggins Thomas Risen Nylund Ci X- I, I - .J cv., Thomas, Nylund, Coach Brundage, Prather, Coggins, Goodburn, and Risen Winning l2 of their first l4 matches, Phoenix College's golfers enioyed an exceptionally good season, defeating seven strong coast clubs. Starting the season with nine victories in a row, the Bruin's greensmen dropped a tough 9V2-8V2 decision to Long Beach City College. After winning three more, the Williams Field Flyers nipped the Brundagemen, again the defeat coming by one point, l4-l3. Dick Prather topped the Bear squad, averaging less than two strokes over par in all his matches. Tempe fell twice to the Bruins as did the Luke Field Raiders. Joe Brundage's men also topped EI Camino, Los Angeles City College, Glendale City College, Whittier, John Muir, Long Beach State College, Pasadena City College, and Arizona. Individual records: PC Golfer Won Tied lost Prather ........ .... l 2 2 O Goodburn .... .... l l l 2 Nylund ..... .... l l O 3 Moore .... . . 8 2 3 Risen .... . . 8 l 5 Goodbum Thomas. . . . . . 7 l 6 Y I 2 V Campbell Dutch Hoy Shannon The cindermen from PC flashed to victory in their first two meets of the 1952 year and pros- pects were good that the college would be repre- sented in the National Junior College meet at Hutchinson, Kansas, in May. Halfway through the season the Bruins had downed New Mexico Western 84M-45M and won out in a three-way meet with Palo Verde Junior College QCalif.1 and Eastern Arizona by the score of 81M-49M-31. Clovis Campbell in the short dashes, Jim Mc- Feeters, Raul Escoto and Matt Shannon in the middle distances and Dave Byrn in the mile consti- tute The Bears runners. Gary Prentice runs the low and the high hurdles and the high iump while Wayne Bickers hurls the iavelin, the discus, and the shot put. Warren Wolf is entered in the low hurdles, pole vault, and broad iump. John Keily is another broad iumper. ln the Hutchinson meet in 1951 Phoenix Col- lege placed fourth as a team with three boys emerging as national champions. They were Dick Fuenning, 100 yard dash, Gaylord Smith, low hurdles, and Prentice, high hurdles. Also Fuen- ning placed second in the 220 while Jim Hurley was fourth in the 440 and Prentice fourth in the low hurdles. Html ,wus . '4 'IF'- 1,,:75fa3.'4 ZYt? 4,5- 1 r-- bn mu.-an SE 11753 'Tn S+-rm'-r- ff'i f - gd-0 .:L.-- A -ii -'Z' Sian,-. 5.Qgf. T c .ew 'f .h . R . HI' is du-ff' 'F A , u, 'Q E ...r ' ,5 T' K -Q, .,, 1, .-V . mi ...A Get ready, get set, go . . . Elmer Johns, Jim Mack, Dave Byrn, Matt Shannon 1 1 IXLWQ. rf cn PC's own National Champs . . . Gary Prentice, Gayord Smith, Dick Fuenning. WAA Officers for first semester Redwood, secretary Fernstrom, vice-president McAllister, president First row Miss Laura E. Herron is the capable in- Ellidge, Fernstrom, Capono,Rideau, Dotson, Turner structor of the Phoenix College women's Second row physical education department. Redwood, Burg, Jean Wollenman, Joan Wollenman, Stinson, Crossett, Bryan, Bain , Nackard Third row Hatch, Pruetz, Lopez, Munsil, Hernandez, Reyna, Jessee, Swanson, McAllister llIllIllEll'5 5lIlll'f5 Thirty Indian maidens from the Bear Tribe traveled to Arizona State College at Flagstaff for the annual Intercollegiate Sports Day. Pat Mahoney was the single finalist for table tennis. Betty Fernstrom and Pat McAllister reached the semi-finals in the badmin- ton doubles. Our archery maiden, Margaret Hunter, came out sec- ond highest in the archery finals. Volleyballers, both first and second teams, went into the semi- finals. -ii It b 4 WAA Officers - Second semester Bus to Flagstaff- Redwood, vice-president McAllister, Stinson, Wollenman Bain, president Francies, Redwood, Nackard Managers lst row Lopez, Table Tennis Fernstrom, Badminton Swanson, Bowling Hunter, Archery 2nd row Bain, Softball Nackard, Shuffeboard Ellidge, Tennis Stinson, Volleyball Softball Team lst row Stinson. 2nd row ard, Redwood, Ellidge Fine. 3rd row Hatch, Bryan, Jessee man, Oehmke, Crossett Swanson, Fernstrom Bain. Dotson, Burg , Rideau, C a p o n o , McAllister, Turner, Lopez, Nack- Pruetz, Munsil, Wollen- Learning the proper golf stonce are Turpin, Dempsey, Hills, John- son, Stevens, Yates, and Linn. Mary Burg makes o hit in a tennis game for a change. R e b e c c a Dominguez watches opponent miss the ball. Bowling Team ist row Payne, McKanic 2nd row l' 1 Qt, 3 ,gli . 1... TT ..--- -If if. 'Y ' I ul , , 4. 'Q Y Taking time out from table tennis are Shackleford, Kathy Pruetz awaits the start of a Ong, and Yee. game. - - f -' 1-3,5-V . , .- 1 r---55 , ' Schuessler, Wherry, Mazer, Norwood grff -Ar jifff ' -rQ,','I If jg.: 1' ' f 'Q' - H' L ' ' l I hu, N ' or if .X W xr ' , Q W if I V if ai, H . Q X f -u-Q! ...A Gqfhering up her arrows is Maggie Hunter. Ruth Nelson scores a point in fable tennis. Flo,-G Hernandez dares her opponent To score. BvSf0FlQQSff1ff Absorbing tennis and sunshine are Jean Gardner and Nancy Lopez, Schuessler, Fernstrom, Pruefz, Sleepy Dghlgfrgm, f . y-if 'P Li- gi 'ti-1:01 J, '-fx'if?1,.zl'- 3' wir J. 5345? X955 3 ' i 1-- ---1..Y-'- ..-....,,.-,.-..-.-, . -,.-,- , , -..-, -. -- ....... - . -,.-.-- W-.-.F-. E' 1 1 M1 .r-- I .. 5 .I X 111 , XX YXXA. X.,XX. l' L 1 X . .,.X1,1f X..,1,, 11 , X 1,. L 1 X. 'I .1 'X X , -1 1 ,WA 1 11 --1 1 1 ,,1. 11 11 Vfr 114 .1 1 :'.l.' 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We, the students and faculty of Phoenix College, have benefited in proportion to this increase of abundance. By sharing with us a part of their abundance, we are being aided toward a more abundant way of lite. This we deeply appreciate. Our sincere gratitude goes to each one of the advertisers, herein, who have helped us to build our Mountains of Knowledge and, therefore, bring our Annual message to the Community! f' 145' Qj 'jf I f 1 'ffslfj I gffhl. . .fffmx .1 F 1 ,ug .Z-, -.af - s .5 L, f D as ,ldrvffffr- '?J 5 fu: '??'?a'W':'T ' ' 7' v ,,,, my ,, a. ca La 1:1 I . V-52.2495 .2 xxx . 4, .1 - W--VN, .4 X: cf, . lf, U-. J ,aut :Eli-.. .,.,, -5.2 K . . .Dir Q4 .. , A, 1 1' H fl' ' 1 I A. L. Moore 8. Sons MORTICIANS Motor AMBULANCE Plane Adams 8. 4th Avenue Phone 4-4I I I Phoenix, Arizona Hobby Supplies Cameras LETS MAKE SAND PRINTS CIRCULATION IOO76 Sport Clothes Next Year! , Raleigh Cycles Sporting Goods Wally Broberg's Sport 8E Hobby Shop I343 W. Thomas C tr ction NER5 VALLEY MACHINE WORKS sualaciilg Material STANDARD SHEET METAL womcs THE aEsT DTTYMCEZ-Hel' 306 S. 7th Avenue and 512 E. Jefferson gm 'A fbfCmf1e,bcCk Phone 4-0835 Miscellaneous Drivers phone 4,4076 eng: 3-5312 Local Union 83 one 425 West Adams 1- D' SEEDS I:Il:l-3NIcI I :- cb go 3 l PE gm S3 1-4 E0 I'l'I O-I nb Z 9 E 2 FU -E-I!! I Em 9 gal! ,Um A mg: Q Him ffm' mr EE -E O22 C -LEE' Q' 5 Zi E E 2 G7 ' GOOMCIHH ARIZONA'S LARGEST FEED House 805 S' Cenlml Ave' Phoenix, Arizona FIVE POINTS Phone 3-3131 PHOENIX FEED AND SEED I HARDWOOD 3:2 so. is Ave .... Tel. 3-Il7I Compliments of A. J. BAYLESS Home-town Grocer A ffbf-Idsf, Realfv SPECIALIZING IN BETTER RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY CC Your 6I3 N. Central Phone 4-7173 I ma, IIHIZIINA BIINIIEII IEHMINIX IJII. New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. A Member of the WorIcI's Largest Termite Control Or- ganization . . . Licensed By E. L. Bruce Company. William W. Clore zans NORTH CENTRAL. .PHONE 5-4l35 404-5 HEARD BLDG- PHOENIX- ARIZONA mm Foxworth-IVIoCaIIa IIWIAIIIIUIIIIIHI X pIIlI,'3iQJIlIl'mll Illlikikoie.- L b C Qggibagggylflgllgg 11111 BI' O. I i IIIIIII i -HW - Ill'fIlI I IIHI I I1 tliflll l ri A distinguished store for men and women o Arrow Shirts 0 Hart Schaffner 8. Marx Clothes 0 Dobbs Hats 0 Bostonian Shoes 0 Townley Fashions for Women o I. Miller Shoes A M S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONTRACT AND RETAIL BUILDING MATERIALS HARDWARE Tel. 4-84I I 7 al ' I I S I400 WEST JEFFERSON STREET AT rust sinner! I ' Me FPJJIIITIEP. with a FUTURE Arizona PUBLIC SERVICE Company is doing its part as a good citizen to help build Arizona into the leading state in our great southwestern 1 For Famous Brands Washington At Second St. empire. fliffis You, as st-udents of 6 fo today, can be proud to W1 take your places as 'lb .lg leaders of tomorrow in Ig , our - Frontier With A W lx Future. M.. wEsTERN SAVINGS znu ninpyplft' ffnvltfconranvz . . 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Monroe Barrows extends Heartiest Greetings and Sincere Best Wishes to the Class of '52 When considering Home Furnishings remember this well known slogan, You'll do better at Barrows MARS-I-ON SUPPLY COMPANY Arizona's Friendly Store for more than 47 years. Complete Line of School Supplies and Equipment Athletic Goods 7 A: Office Supplies and Equipment Phoenix, Arizona ' 324 N. Central Ave. Phone 4-5651 llllllll SlURHUll lHE llllllli Phoenix . . . Mesa . . . 38,42 South First Sf Prescott . . . Tucson Phone 8-6971 Congratulations Class '52 apparel for MEN since 1897 U V 0 HICKEY-FREEMAN . . OXXFORD Clothes v V ' , 0 CAVANAGH . . BORSALINO hots P Www 5 0 COUNTESS MARA ries THE NATIONS CHOICE . I IMPORTED SPORTSWEAR I - . , M lJllllliAll lIA5'.illl.I Distinctive Home Furnishings 1 3 0 N O R T H C E N T R A L . l PV H or E N I X 825 N. Central AvonuMpho,,,g,, Ariz. FLOOR COVERINGS FURNITURE APPLIANCES TELEVISION RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS A - -- fr' I 41-. SEASONS fl' CHANGE.- 1 7hej-Maul? 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I9Ih Ave. Phoenix, Arizona l I 1 I rllf as STAPLEY COMPANY Sporting Goods Appliances Hardware Housewares Painls 81,Sundries Farm Equipment Motor Trucks Pumps o Tools 5 Seven Stores To Serve You in Central Arizona PHOENIX ' Mesa Chandler Coolidge Casa Grande Buckeye Glendale ill BUTANE CORPORATION CHILI PEPPER F. N. HOLMQUIST . Spanish Foods ROOF' 701 lshitevg'-glgjgn I I46 Easl McDowell SCCUVIIY Building Phone 3-1400 Phone 3-8368 CASEY SEED CO 2902 Grand Ave. Phone 2-6163 kedywf ak 517 NATIONAL BANK ARIZONA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PHOENIX ' ELOY ' SOMERTON ' TEMPE ' YUMA M--f lXi.u54f Q . ? i .---iff' l'.'.ff,:x C .'.'1'w'2n Q. ff-'Z-I gm r ,-, l+'s: 131' H ' ' , ff , uw gg, I, wf.:f,5Ja,,.' .b ,Mi 53 ' Y455. . P'.vq,j in .Qu . 'fer ' .a,'i,F4j9-at .- 'ui A 5' 4 55- F-'- If H , 4 :gil-7 if' 1 JJ 'Q I .. I: 'iv:!r.1V.Ai ,. . igfyix -A.if1.+,.5, 1,5 1. .r ,a , . . N.Z-'ish ., .,.-. ', ,, -..W ,nu .. . .V , , 1? 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