Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Thi Is ur Dean Dean Robert J. Hannelly, Dean of the College Dean Robert J. Hannelly is a well-known figure on campus. He can be found hard at work in his office, enjoying a cup of coffee with a colleague in the cafeteria, or cheering with the crowd at a varsity game. Dr. Hannelly received his B.A. at Grinnell College, his M,S. at the University of Iowa, and his Ph.D. at the University of Colorado. He fur- thered his education by doing graduate study at the Universities of: Texas, Michigan, California, and Wyoming, and at Stanford University. Dr. Hannelly has been with Phoenix College since l927 and has been Dean of the College since 1947.

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Presenting Cafeteriolog Carol Payne and Denny Thelan work behind the counter and try to keep public happy. These are the times that try men's souls. Darnell Haney, Sherman Tuck, and Vernon Nichols demonstrate how they worked their way through college. lv M411 24 Dr. John Prince and Mrs. Lillian Whitney try to decide just what it is they would like to have for dinner today. Miss Edna Davis is pretty positive it will be macaroni and cheese. Ever heard of Cafeteriology? lt's a course recognized by students, tolerated by teachers, and completely nonexistent. Yet, if you ask a student what he has next, you're likely to hear, Cafeteriology. Cafeteriology consists of sitting - for hours on end - in the cafeteria or snack bar and doing nothing. lt meets whenever the student has time and often when he doesn't have the time. A student gets no college credit for cate- teriology, and many times is dropped from a regular class because he is too loyal to cafeteriology. This mythical course is rated as highly as the other mythical courses of Sandbox l 8. ll and Under-water Finger Painting.

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They Advise Future Leaders John D- M995 Mrs. Jinnett B. Kirk Dean of Students Dean of Women Robert L. Poorman J, Lee Thompson Dr. John F. Prince Registrar Dean of lnsfrucfion Director of Evening College