Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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W, . f 'Rigas 3 5 'il W OUR POSITION IS HERE and our destination is there, BRUCE BETHANCOURT, flight and ground instructor, might well be saying in this photo. ANDY THOMPSON, BOB STOTZ, ROBERT KEASE, and CLIF- FORD HENRY listen carefully to flight instructions. I.. ,, . 1. . t- , . i . CHARLES AMADO works on intricate section of link trainer. BRUCE FRY and MICKEY HOWELL look on intently. 3, F I ' ' f ,, W , K- P P p A VIEW FROM the cockpit is depicted here. Some I . I ' V. , s sloppy aviation student left the door open in the , T f gg. plane facing the camera. Shades of Charles Lind- 2 - fi A bergh! 15

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.9l'lt0 tAe le MHJQI' OFF WE GO is the 5 ' byword for the Phoenix l Flying School. Approxi- mately 6,000 Valley stu- dents have taken to the air from here in recent years. ROBERT STOTZ, in the pilot seat, gets ready for takeoff while MICKEY HOWELL, arms outstretched in Frankenstein fashion, cranks the pro- peller. 9 HT H if 19 : 3 35:1 -' -'i ' - i t.l.4 - W r ,- IN THE COCKPIT again is BOB STOTZ. Where propeller-cranker HOWELL is, is anybody's guess. 14 ssw' . s THE PLANES the thing. These mechanical birds stand ready and waiting for Bight action from the Phoenix Flying School. . . il . Hi' I . fi L ' .9 'Q

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ff---A fe -- Aff -f Q fa lift? 5 ..-, , 7 E Ii - Q il ' P- ' GOING EAST or west on Thomas Road, the motorist or pedestrian can't help being attracted to this sign which identifies a 38-year-old junior college that has 7 throughout its lifetime, rendered service to the ever: growing Phoenix area. FROM THE AIR the broad expanse of the P.C. campus resembles miniature mock-up of doll houses and tiny kiddie cars. A BACK VIEW OF the auditorium is shown on the right. Under that palm tree was a good place to take a quick snooze during a free hour. 16