Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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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

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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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This proves that slowly, but surely, women are entering fields 5 This should have exploded minutes ago, ponders Robert Allen Hoover. Workout for Would-be Scientists '17 f . A,3 f v read the instructions and you slice the ham. John Doolin's wish might be to catch up with Dr. Jekyl. Science and engineering play an important part at Phoenix College, as at other schools. Here, over one-fifth of the students are en- rolled in these related curriculums. Many others, of course, attend department classes. S I3