Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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'25 xx xx ...N E1 .-f-fe-pawns 'J' ' ' I v xl FQ Ihlq 7 . kll ' A lonely student stands beneath the Home Economics balcony waiting for her next class of evening college to begin Although the coach's office is dark, it looks like there might be some wild activities going on in the shower room and gym proper 1 1 gre til

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ight Lights Brighten Campus This, believe it or not, is a well beaten path. Long after all classes have ended, the sidewalk leading from the South part of the campus to the North part of the campus finds itself deserted. This year over 3,000 students are enrolled in Phoenix Evening College. Classes for eve- ning college are held on the Phoenix College Campus, and at North Phoenix High School. Extension classes are held at Motorola, Luke Air Force Base, and at City Hall. John F. Prince is director of the Evening College. lO Is this the brightness of knowledge streaming through the windows? A portion of the 3,000 students who attend Phoenix Evening College have their classes in the Liberal Arts Building,

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Have Wingsg The college, with its Department of Aero- nautics, conducts one of the better schools in the Civil Aeronautics Association. CAA ap- proved ground school and flight training courses are offered, day and evening, at the city airport at Sky Harbor. Students may earn certificates as private or commercial pilots, or as flight instructors. Instrument and link rat- ings may also be received. Mike Greene checks his plane before take-off, an essen- tial not to be overlooked. A would-be pilot places a block in front of his plane's wheel. That's so it will still be there when he comes back. Testing, one, two, three, testing. .. l l, l sk to Fl f 7 Fueling'up before take-off. .H ,mga