Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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The future of the world lies in the hands of its 012376. Qi 0 at wwf MTAW7 K6 youth. Here, at Phoenix College, young adults are pre- f LUV fy il paring for their future roles, With the training they 52 . MMV? 116-I receive here, they may go onto design a rocket to the 1 Aff? moon, write the great American novel, heal the sick, LW 'M teach the next generation, andfor make American J MQ homes happier. Whatever curriculum YOU have chos- W 'J en to follow at Phoenix College, look closely at the ' WL? l hands now flipping through the pages of this 1960 gif I SANDPRINTS, for they are the . . . ' V f ' mq - hplc., ,w,.bl,f9i A 4 A gl UV 1. lf' -1 QU U 'X' s , 5 V7 L-ll ,Q A4, '71 evil, J U .KU lat' 'HID lg ,jlqfu ' YJ .1 J-L I if U - 'D .f VVVV ,-4,1 6 l ,rs x,,5 111' NU A if-,UU New , HV' ,M , 1 ,e W , ' ,113 V ,X YQ .4435-A af l I lf' bv A ,wt View W' wf f,f+f if My ,ll L11 4 ru' 1 AI. ol J E ,iw - ukflbleflcll L'Jli-54000 J 'lp f qu Jb' M A ,o .fl ,, V ,N ' - ,f l' GNL' M tw -we l VV ,af l W ' ,J 55 QW CO A, ' ,,f f 1Ll'l Q .L . ll fpfl -fu ,.L 1:10 ljlfl .CV 'Q' V T lx ,fl Q f' I lsr. luv? . 'V X ijolfw 111 off WU KT of -S up .re 'Cf' afH.,L, 5Let?P.3c X S l rzfilur fl 2 QM '7Dfv Kwowces

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Sandprints Honors Pictured to the right is a scene from the first production of the i959-60 school year, Death of a Salesman. Mr. Paul, in the foreground, directs a scene featuring Dick Burroughs and Charles Bondi. Joanne Fon receives help from Mr. Paul while rehearsing for the coming play, Death of a Salesman. ..:x. Y! ' 16.5, C Niv ivy X 1 . f' x X ' 5-4 .- -.mg This scene is from The Rainmaker, a 1956-57 Masque and Dagger production. lt featured Diane Eubanks, Charles Cartwright, Danny Miller, and Larry Ellis.