Glendale Community College Student Bulletin, Volume 03, Numbers 1-33. September 11, 1967 - May 20, 1968. Includes Special Summer Edition from June 19, 1967

              GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIBRARY
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Glendale, Az 85301
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
STUDENT BOLLETIN
Volumen 3 N° 1- 33
JUNE 19 / 1967
1967-1968
6000 West oI i ve Avenue
JuNE 19, 29::7
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Wednesday June 28
Monday July 10
Friday July 14
Monday July 17
Band Concert 7:30 p.m. G.C.C. Stu~ezt v~~~~
Registration-2nd Semester Begins Studect r~~~:
End of 1st Summer Session G,C.C.
2.nd Summer Session Begins G, 8.C ,
CONCERT: The Recording Trust Fund of the Phoenix Federation of Musicians-Local #536 t,"_.::'L.r~::'J
will sponsor a professional band concert on Hednesday, June 28 at 7: 30 p.m. in the Steel .y. ~
Union Dining Hall. Mr. Lee Baxter, G.C.C. music professor, will direct the band. Thi8
concert is free to the public.
SNACK BAR HOURS: Starting Monday, June 19, the G.C.C. Snack Bar will bz open 8:00 a.m. to
1~06 p.m.
BOOKSTORE HOURS: Summer hours are 6: 30 a.m. - 1: 00 p.m. - 110nclay through FrF-,y.
l.IBRARY (IHe) HOURS: June-August 18 (Day Surnmer Terms I & II) 7: 00 a.m. -12: 30 p.m. ·1:0:."-~
June-August 4 (~nilill. Summer Term) 6:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.-lbn.···'l'L~·.·_·~·.
August 21-31 Closed to public. Faculty may contact Mrs. Elal~2
Flint, Assistant Director, Ext. 247.
STUDENT LOUNGE: The Student Lounge will be open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m.-l:CJ
STUDENT PARKING: Students are expected to park their cars in the areas designated for
student parking.
SU~MER DRESS REGULATIONS: Bermuda shorts may be worn during summer school sessions
July 12 - August 18, 1967.
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September 11. 1967
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
7:00 p.m.-Midnight
8:00 p.m.
St.Center
Maryvale
Patio
Gymnasium
SO - 1
SO - 1
Patio
SO - 1
SO - 1
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
registration fee begins
10:00 a.m.-2:00
3:00 p.m.
8: 00 a. m. -4: 00
8:00 a.m.-4:00
10:00 a.m.-2:00
NOON
4:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
Classes begin, Late
ACTIVITIES FAIR
Cheerleader Tryouts
Freshman Petitions Available
Freshman Petitions Available
ACTIVITIES FAIR
Freshman Petitions DUE
Freshman Eligibility Posted
Registration Closes
Last day to add a course
SOPHOMORE DINE AND DANCE
FOUJTBALL GAME vs. P.C.
September 11
September 12
September 12
September 12
September 13
September 13
September 14
September 14
September 15
September 15
September 15
September 16
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Saturday
STUDENT BULLETIN INFORMATION: ALL articles for the Student Bulletin are to be submitted
in writing to Dean Butler's office, SO - 4. The deadline for material is Friday morning ­9:
00 a.m. Bulletins are issued every Monday morning. Copies are available at the Student
Center Information Desk, Bookstore, Admissions Office, Instructional Materials Center.
EL TIEMPO PASANDO: If you have had any experience in newspaper work in high school and
would like to help publish the campus newspaper, El Tiempo Pasando, please see Mrs. Vowles,
FA-14 or office 71 in Building 700, or put a note in her mailbox. Reporters, cartoonists,
ad salesmen - if you have a "nose for news" - the paper wants YOU~! (3 hours credit)
FRESHMAN PETITIONS: Freshman students interested in running for class offices should pick
up petitions on Tuesday and Wednesday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Sept. 12 & 13 in the Student
Personnel Office. Election rules, number of signatures needed on petitions and other
necessary information will be given to you at this time. Petitions are due Thursday the 14
at NOON. Eligible candidates will be posted in SO - 1. The Elections Assembly will be
held on Tuesday, Sept. 19 in the Student Union Grill Room. Elections are Sept. 20 & 21.
A.W.A.R.E~ Women's fashion show with the mature woman in mind. Thursday, Sept. 21 at
4:00 p.m. in the Student Lounge.
FOOD SERVICE: The hours for food service in the Student Center are as follows:
Grill Room: 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. & 5:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday
]:30.a.lll~"":"4:"Q().E~'~':"'" Friday only
Cafeteria: 10:45 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Monday through Friday
Tray return is located just north of the Cafeteria.
ACTIVITIES FAIR: GET ACTIVE IN CAMPUS ACTIVITIES - JOIN A CLUB!! The Associated Students . ---" : .. . . in cooperation with n~m~rous interest groups on campus will sponsor an Activities Fair on
Sept. lZ & 13 fr9m 10100 a.m.-2:00 p.m. in the North Patio. The purpos~ of the fair is to
allow all clubs pn campus to recruit members for their organizations; to let YOU know what
the group can do for you; and what yoU can offer the club. PARTICIPATE~~
DINE AND DANCE: NOT!~H' Get acquainted at the Dine &Dance sponsored by the Sophomore
C1a"s, E'riday Sept, l-D, Oqme to the Student Center and dine from 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
Meet new people and dance to the fabulous sounds of "Your Friends" from 9:00 p.m. - Mid..
night. ADMISSION IS FREE WITH YOUR 1.0. CARD~
FOOTBALL GAME: SUPPORT YOUR FOOTBALL TEAll BY ATTENDING THE FIRST GAME!! 8:00 p.m. at
Maryvale High School. Glendale Gauchos vs Phoenix College Bears.
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Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Thursday
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Friday
Friday
FridEty
Satu:cdsy
September 18
Sej?tember 18
Septer-:ber 19
September 19
September 20
September 20
September 20
September 21
September 21
September 22
September 22
September 22
Septe,Lber 23
rrosh Campaigning
Christian Scientists
Elections Assembly
Veterans' Club Meeting
Frosh Elections
Psychology Club Meeting
Veterans' Club Meeting
Frosh Elections
A.W.A.R.E~ Fashion Show
Frosh Officers Meeting
I~tr~8ural Dencline-Flag
A.M.S. Night I - DANCE
Football - Barstow
12:15 p.m. FA-4
NOON Grill Room
NOON Student Union #4-5
9:00-2:00 p.m. G.C.C.
12:15 p.m. SO-12
1:00 p.m. Student Union #4-5
9:00-2:00 p.m. G.C.C.
4:00 p.m. Lounge
3: 30 p.m. Couneil Chamber
Football P.E. #9
9:00-12:00 p.m. G.C.C.
Away
~f~. ~GI~T~PTS: Pictures will be taken for permanent I.D. cards between 10:00-12:00 a.m.
and 1:00-2:00 p.m.. - Friday, September 22 at the east end of the cafeteria.
~~~ ~~HIDI!~AT ~.~.,C.: In the Student Union - Jack McClain, October 1 thru November
In the Library ------ - Ben Goo, September 15 thru October
In the Library ------ - Edward Jacobson, 0:1 exhibit all year
FOOD SERV~CE: The hours for food service in the Student Center are as follows:
Grill Room: 7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. & 5:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. = Monday through Thursday
7:30 a ,,[,1. - 4:00 p.m.- - - - - - - - - - - - = Friday only
Cafeteria: 10:/:-5 a.~l. - 1:00 p.m. - - - - - - - - - - - - = Monday through Friday
TP~Y RETURN IS LOCATED JUST NORTH OF TRE CAFETERIA.
THE §Ol'nO~ORE CI;<\I.p_ ~t~"E:DS }~OU ~ ~ ~
support your st-:.:dent governm~::1t?
soci~l, publicity, elections and
in the Student Services 3uilding
Arc you willing to give your tin~ and effort to help
If so, apply for a Sophomore Coa~issionership. We need
historian commissioners. If i~terested contact Mrs. Petty
.. Room /fSO-l.
A.W.~~ BIG SI8.I:::~:!!.:g;IU?_ SISTE~ PARTY: All "lOmen students and vlo;nen faculty~ Don't forget
the: get··togethi~r party - September 26 at 6:30 p.m. in the Student Union. A "Back to School
Fashion Show" .,;ill be presented - featuring styles by \Yards. Refreshments will be served.
PSYCH(~OGY g!~~ ~EETIR~: Anyone interested is welcome to attend Wednesday, September 20,
1967 at 12:15 p.m. in the Student S81'vices Building-Room SO-12.
!NFOR~~l~ £~Q~P 91 Cl~~I§TIA~ SCIENTI~TS: Will meet every Monday in room 4 of the Fine Arts
Buildir;g. B:'s;'.':,s5t c-y:d Te -;t:Lr.1o:;ial meeting starts at 12: 15 p.m.
yET~~~~~~ ~~fV~0~. Qg9ANIZATION: The first general meeting of the organization will be
Tuesday, Septe~ber 19 at 12:00 in the Student Union - roons 4 & 5. The meeting will last
appro={imately ~5 ~inutes cnd all interested veterans are invited to attend. There will
also be a meeting on Wednesday, September 20 at 1:00 p.m. in the same rooms for those who
can't att~nd en Tuesday.
~9-~~~ ~~~~~~~~: Any teacher interested in skiing and possibly in becoming a sponsor of a
Ski Club--- ~ h!~ ~! call 937-6796.
ST11~rrI BULLETHI, DEAD~gm: All articles for the Student Bulletin are to be submitted in
writing to Dean Butler's Office, SO-4 before 9:00 a.m. Friday corning.
WH~g~ pO I F~lD ~ ~]b~~r~l~ Copies are available at the Student Center Information Desk,
Bookstore, Admicsions Office and Instructional Materials Center. (Library)
PER¥.A,NENT I.D. Cl\,WS lULL EE ISSUED BEGIN~.TING MONDAY SEPTEMBER 25, EAST END OF CAFETERIA
Rom1 /f 1+ - - - YO"] 11""J3T H!\VE YOUR /f 8 TEHPORARY 1.D. CARD ~ ~
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September 25,1967-
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday September 25 Christian Scientists Group Meeting - 12:15.p.m. FA 1/4
Tuesday September 26 Intramural Deadline-Baseball Entries PE 1/9
Tuesday September 26 W.A.R.A. General Meeting 12:15 p.m. SC IF!
Tuesday September 26 A.~';.S. Big-Little Sister Party 6:30 p.m. Student Union
Thursday September 28 Newman Club 12:00 p.m. SC lil
Thursday September 28 Chess Club Meeting 12:00 p.m. Bldg. 400
Friday September 29 Deadline-Intramural Tennis Entries PE 1/9
F"; (lay September 29 G.C.C. Newspaper-El Tiempo Pasando Campus-First Edition
Friday September 29 Psychology Club 3:30 p.m. Student Union #4-5
Friday September 29 W.A.R.A. Sport Night 4:00 p.m. Gymnasium
Saturday September 30 Football-Palomar Away
Saturday Septen.ber 30 Archeology Field Trip 7:30 a.m. Cortez High Sch.
Sunday October 1 Artists' Series-John Akin-Pianist 3:00 p.m. Student Center
Tuesday October 3 Book Review Series
A Cappella Choir 10:30 a.m. Student Lounge
Reviewer-Dr. Prince 11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
G.I.BILL STUDENTS: All continuing students from last semester, please check with Mrs. McVay
in the Admissions Office to be sure you are certified.
PICTURE I.D. CARDS: Cards will be issued the week of September 25-29 from 9:00 a.m.-2:00
p.m. (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday) at the east end of the cafeteria. Be sure
to bring your #8 temporary I. D. card with you. Scheduled as follows:
Day Number Day Number
Monday 1/8 cards 10001 -11000 Wednesday 1/8 cards 20001 - 30000
Tuesday #8 cards ll1.~l - 20000 Thursday #8 cards 30001 - 40000
PARKING AKEAS: Students are requested to park in areas designated for student cars. Please
adhere to the posted parking regulations.
EL TIEMPO PASANDO: Don't miss the first issue of El Tiempo Pasando, GCC's own newspaper.
Copies will be available at no cost Friday, September 29, at various places around campus.
RECREATION-NOON HOUR: Monday through Friday-Equipment and facilities are available in
gym weights, gym badminton, gym table tennis, outdoor basketball, tennis, handball, golf,
etc. A checkout station will be maintained from 10:00 to 12:50 p.m. at the northwest
corner of the P.E. locker building. I.D. cards must be left for equipment responsibility.
Equipment may also be checked out in the afternoon for open facilities.
A.W.S. BIG-LITTLE SISTER PARTY: All women students and women faculty~ Don't forget the
get-together party TuesdaY-:-September 26 at 6:30 p.m. in the Student Union. A "Back to
School Fashion Show" will be presented - featuring styles by Wards. Refreshments will be
served.
W.A.R.A. FlJ~l llIQf.T: Everyone come to the W.A.R.A. Fun Night Friday, September 29. Sports,
dinner, and a dance will fill the evening. Starting at 4:00 p.m. all activities will be
open. So be sure to come~ Don't miss the great volleyball duel between the Sophomore and
Freshmen classes:
INTRODUCTION TO ARCHEOLOGY: This course will have its first field trip of the semester this
coming Saturday, September 30. Visits will be made to the Museum of Northern Arizona in
Flagstaff, and Sunset Crater and Wupatki National Monuments just outside of town. Any
students who wish to come along will be welcome, but they ~ ~ arrangements for their
~ transporta~io~. The group will meet in the parking lot in front of Cortez High School
to leave for Flagstaff at 7:30 a.m. Saturday morning. Bring a picnic lunch. See Mr. Cook
in office #48 for details.
PSyqHOLOGY CLUB: A "Get Acquainted" reception will be held September 29, 1967 from 3:30 to
4:30 p.c. in the Student Union. Anyone interested in joining the club is welcome.
CHESS CLUB: There will be a meeting of all students who are interested in joining the
G.C.C. Chess Club on Thursday, September 28, at 12:00 p.m. in Mr. Como's office. Bldg. 400.
NEWMAN CLU~: The group will launch its year by holding a Fall Mass on campus this
Thursday, Septemcer 28; in the science lecture room #1. If you've never attended a mass
with guitars, this promises to be quite an experience~
LATE REGISTRANTS-PICTURES WILL BE TAKEN FOR 1.D. CARDS-FRIDAY. INQUIRE AT INFORMATION DESK.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Fri.day
Friday
Friday
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
October 2
October 2
October 3
October 3
October 3
October 4
October 5
October 5
October 5
October 6
October 6
October 6
October 6
October 7
October 7
Picture I.D. Cards (all week)
Christian Scientists
G.C.C. A Cappella Choir
BOOK REVIEW-Dr. Prince
W.A.R.A. Volleyball
I.D. Pictures-Late Registrants
Literary Club
Newman Club
W.A.R.A. Volleyball
L.D.S. Student Association
Aquatics Club
Family Night-Continuing Education
Intramural-Free throw Deadline
Fall Leadership Conference
FOOTBALL GAME - Dixie College
12:00 noon
12:15 p.m.
10:30 a.m.
11: 00 a.m.
12:15 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
12:00 noon
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Cafeteria
FA-114
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Gymnasium
Cafeteria
SU :114-5
Science :lH
Gymnasium
SU /H6-l7
902 W. Glendl Ave.
Student Union
PE 119
Campus G.C.C.
Glendale High School
BOOK REVIEWS: Reviews will be held every Tuesday from October 3 through April 9, 1968 at
11:00 a.m. in the Student Center. A musical program will precede each presentation.
On October 3, Dr. John F. Prince, President Maricopa County J. C. District,will review
Edward and the Edwardians by Jullian Phelippe.
CONTINUING EDUCATION FAMILY NIGHT: On Friday, October 6, at 6:00 p.m. a buffet supper will
be served in the Grill Room of the Student Union Building. The dinner will be free. "
CURT THE CLOWN, a well-known valley celebrity, will entertain both children and adults.
While the children enjoy rides around the campus in Curt's fire engine, the WINDJAMMERS,
an excellent folk-singing group, will entertain the adults. RESERVATIONS FOR THIS EVENT
MUST BE MADE BY SEPTEMBER 29 IN THE CONTINUING EDUCATION OFFICE.
SYMPHONY CONCERT TICKETS: The first appearance of the Phoenix Symphony Orchestra at Glendale
Community College will be November 11. Tickets for students are available in the bookstore.
Each student will be given one free ticket with his identification card. Students may
purchase as many additional tickets as they want for $1.25. These are bleacher seats and
are not reserved. Reserved season tickets are available through Miss Butler, Ext. 255 or
Mrs. Dutton, Ext. 230 and are $6.00 for the season.
ARTISTS SERIES: David Schoenbrun, October 20, 8:00 p.m. This noted lecturer will speak on
Viet Nam in the Student Lounge of the Student Union. The event ~s open to the facu~ty,
students, and public free of charge.
Robert L. Short, October 15, 3:00 p.m. in the Student Lounge of the
Student Union. He will speak on The Gospel According !�� Peanuts. The event is open to the
faculty, students, and public free of charge. .
G.C.C. AQUATICS CLUB: The club is open to all students and faculty members. The first
meeting will be 'Friday, 1:00 p.m. - October 6 at the Westside Tennis Club, 902 West Glendale
Avenue. Election of officers and discussion of plans for the year will be the program.
Interested mermen and mermaids are invited. Bring. bathing suits- - f,ree swim~
CHESS CLUB: There will be an organizational meeti;ng of the Chess Club on Wednesday , Oeiober
4, at lEOO iIi. Mr. Como's office in Building 400.
LITERARY CLUB: The club will meet on October .5, Thursday, at,.1.2 :00 in rooms 4-5 of the
Student Union. Officers will be nominated, and,fu~ctions and activities for thi f3 yeat; w.ill
be discussed. Any interested studepts are encouraged to attend., '
VETERANS' SERVICE ORGANIZATION: This organization is having a p~~~luck picnic on Sunday,
October 15 at 2':00 at North MourttainPark. All ve'terans are invited to attend with their
families. Children are welcome_.~ . I
CANTERBURY CLUB: Interested students please sign application for th~s club in the Dean of
Students' Office. So 4.
L.D.S. STUDENT ASSOCIATION: Enroll rtow~~ Classes are being conducted at the ~ Glendale
LDS INSTITUTE OF RELIGION, 6129 West Olive Ave. (South across Olive Ave. from G.C.C.)
Contact - Mr. M. Skinner, Director - 937-2515.
L.D.S. LUNCHEON: The Annual Get Acquainted Luncheon will be Friday, October 6 at 12: 00
noon in rooilis 15 & 16 of the Student Union. All L.D.S. students, faculty and employees of"
G.C,C. are invited. Bring your lunch or purchase it in the Grill Room.
CONTINUED ON THE BACK
NEWMAN CLijB: The first meeting will be he"ld Thurs'day, October 5,'" i2,:15 p.m. to' l:06p~m.
fn'the Science Lecture room #1. This will be a planning meeting and the Associated
Student President, Ron Brambila, will speak briefly on the relationship of Newman to our
college.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS: On Monday, October 2 the Informal Group of Christian Scientists will
hold a meeting in rOom iF4 of the Fine~rts Building., ;Pl~ase attend at 12:15, p.,m.•
PICTURE 1.D. CARDS WILL BE ISSUED IN THE STUDENT CAFETERIA ... MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY (Octo'"
b~r 2 ... October 6) FROM 12:00 NOON TO 1:06 P.r-t .. ,' "r~'
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LATE REGISTRANTS: Pictures for 1. D. c~rdswiU be ,taken October 4th (Wednesday) at the
~ end of the cafeteria from 11;00 a.m. to 1:0,0 p.'m.,' Check ~t the InformaU,S!J1.' Desk, for
1a.t.er dates concerning the taking of pictures :tor, 1.0•..cards. .' , ' " . ,". . ,.
FOOTBALL GAME: Dixie College 'versus GlehdaleCommunity College Saturday, October 7 at
,8:00 p.m. ' The game will be played on theG1endalii'High School football field. STUDENTS
BE SURE TO BRING YOUR PICTURE 1.D. CA.RD WITH YOll,. your LD. card .will serve as your
ti~cketto ~hegame. .
BASKETBALL PLAYERSAND WRESTLERS: Official practice starts Monday, October· 16th. Be sure
L0 pick up physica1~am forms from Coach Smith or Coach Braasch within the next few days.
,Information will be given you in a,week,regarding .free physical exam night.
CORRECTION: Recreation-noon hOur... the checkout' station will b~ maintained from
NOON to ~ at the northwest cor~er of the P.E. locker building.
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G.C.C.
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Gymnasium
SO-12
Thunderbird Park
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
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10:45
11:00
12:15
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12:15
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October
October
October
October
October
October
October
October
October
October
October
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Tuesday --October 10 Book Review Series
Piano Selections - Mr. Gene Harris
Book Review - Mr. John J. Flynn
10 W.A.R.A. Volleyball
10 Psychology Club Meeting
10 Physical Exams-Basketball-Wrestlers
12 Spanish Club Meeting
12 A.W.S. Officer Faculty Luncheon
12 W.A.R.A. Volleyball
13 Student Nurses Organization
13 A.F.S. Dance
13 Last day to withdraw from class with a
14 Flagstaff Band Day
15 Veterans· Service Organization Picnic 2:00 p.m.
15 Artists Series - Robert Short
"Gospel According to Peanuts" 3: 00 p.m.
~~!!! Continuing students attending under the G.I. BILL, please check with Mrs.
McVay in the Admissions Office to make sure you are certified.
CO~LEGE RE~ESENTATIVES: On Friday, October 13,1967, representatives from Arizona State
University, Grand Canyon College, Northern Arizona University, University of Arizona, and
Prescott College will be on campus to discuss with any interested student the matter of
tra~sferring to one or another of these institutions.
If you are interested in meeting with one or more of the above representatives, please
contact the Counseling Department so appropriate room assignments may be made.
OFF ~~MPU~ACTIVITY: Andre' Cole, one of America's greatest megicians t will be featured at
a youth rally in the Grand Canyon College Gymnasium, October 14; at 7:00 p.m. Admission
and refreshments are free. Mr • .cole is associated with Campus Cr':~ade for Christ Int.
ACTORS AT'fENTI.9.J:i!! Tryouts for the first drama production of the year, The Importance of
Being Earnest - a high British farce comedy - will be held Monday and Tuesday t October 9
and 10 in SO-l at 3:00 p.m. If you wish to help in any way with the production, either
backstage or publicity or in any way, please contact Mr. Overson. If you can't come at
the above times scheduled, please see Mr. Overson and arrange for an appointment.
• Tuesday
II Tuesday
Tuesday
Thursday
Thursday
• Thursday
Friday
FLiday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Sunday
A:W.S. OFFJ~E~ FACULTY ~HEON: All faculty members and elected officers of the five
student government organizations are invited to attend the A.W.S. Officer-Faculty Luncheon
to be held at 12:00 in the east end of the cafeteria. The purpose of this function is to
acquaint the faculty members with each other and with the student government officers.
VETERANS' SERVICE ORGANIZATION PICNIC: The location for the Veterans' Organization pot-o
luck pi~~ic on Sunday, October 15 at 2:00 p.m. has been changed from North Mountain Park
to Thunderbird Park-2 miles north of Bell Road. Bring food for your family and also a
dish to pass around. Anyone interested in attending please leave your name and number of
poeple in the family with Mrs. McVay in the Admissions Building or contact any officer of
the organization.
STUDENT NURSE~: The student nurses have organized into a club with the following officers
elected to serve this year: President-Ray Hammersley, 1st Vice President-Carol Hodge, 2nd
Vice President-Barbara Schiewe, Secretary-Joyce Dean, Treasurer-Esmer Ramirez. The next
meeting is Friday, October 13 at 1:00 p.m.
PSYCHOLOGY~: The meeting will be held Tuesday, October 10 in SO-12 at 12:15 p.m. For
elections of officers.
SPA~l?H 9J.UB: There will be an organizational meeting of the Spanish Club ort Thursday,
October 12 at 1:00 p.m. in room B-13. Membership not limited to those currently taking
Spanish.
BASICRTB!hhl;:, R.~,'\X::.gI £~~m WRESTLERS: Free physical exams will be given Tuesday, October 10
at 7:00 p.m. Forr.1s must be received from Coach Smith or Braasch and properlY filled out
before Tuesc!,?>y. You t:"'.:.:st l:::~:·.ng th~ s:i.gr.sd form with you Tuesday evening.
G.C ',C. fOLLEGE RIE.GS: Samples of college r.ings are now being shown in the Bookstore ­
·Plac~ your orders for pre-Christmas delivery~~
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
6000 West 01 ive Avenue
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Picture I.D. Cards (All Week)
Homecoming Elections
Book Review Series
Madrigal Singers of G.C.C. 10:l~5 a.m. Student Lounge
Book Review-Mr. Robert Wilcox 11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
Tuesday October 17 wARA Volleyball 12:15 p.m. Gymnasium
Wednesday October 18 Homecoming Elections 9:00-2:00 North of Bookstore
Wednesday October 18 Flair Demonstration 4:00 p.m. Student Union Rm~ 4-5
Thursday October 19 Co··Uni-Bus 12:00 Student Union 4-5
I Tilulsday October 19 A.W.S. General Meeting 12:15 p.m. SC-l
I Thursday October 19 Spanish Club 1:00 p.m. B-l3
Thursday October 19 D,adline-Miss \1001 Entries SO-4
Friday October 20 Pep Rally 12:00 G.C.C.Mall
Friday October 20 Artists Series-David Schoenbrun 8:00 p.m. Student Union
Saturday October 21 Homecoming Game - Arizona Western 8:00 p.m. At Glendale High
STUDENT PARKING: Students are to park their cars in the lots provided for parking. Student
cars are not to be parked south of the locker building in the area where the swimming pool
is to be constructed.
PICTURE .!..• D. CARDS: The LD. cards will be available in SO-3 daily from 8:00-5:00 p.m.
Please obtain yours, if you haven't already, before 5:00 p.m. Friday, October 20.
MISS WOO~ OF AJ1ERICA CONTEST: Sophomore women~ Are you between the ages of 18-25, a
resident of Arlzona, between 5'6"-5'8" tall and a standard size 10?? Then why not enter the
Miss wool of America Contest? The pageant will take place at Chris-town, Thursday, October
26, 7:00 p.m. Deadline fo~ entries is Thursday October ~ 1967. For entry blanks and
further information see Dean Butler.
COL=GE~I~~9~: The representatives from the University of Arizona, Arizona State
University, Northern Arizona University, Grand Canyon College and Prescott College were on
campus last Friday discussing college admissions. Students desiring this information please
check with the Counseling Department.
VIETNAM LECTURE: On Friday, October 20 at 8:00 p.m. the Associated Students of Continuing
Education will sponsor David Schoenbrun, a television news analyst and commentator who will
lecture on Vietnam.
G.C.C. BAND: The Band will put on a marching exhibition at the G.C.C. - Arizona Western
Homecoming Game. The theme will be "A South American Dream" and the game will be held at
the Glendale High School~Saturday, October 21.
HOMECOMING ROYALTY ELECTIONS: Voting shall take place on the north side of the Bookstore on
Tuesday and Wednesday, October 17-18. Polls will be open from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
PEP RALLY: The rally will be Friday, October 20, at 12:00 in the mall east of the Bookstore.
Support our team and meet the finalists for Homecoming Royalty. Be There~
HOMECOMING DANCE: There will be a dance after the game in the G.C.C. Student Union. Come
and dance to the music of "The Red, White & Blues."
RODEO CLUB ~ETING: Tuesday-October 17 at 12:00 in room #4. Anyone interested please
attend. For further information contact Harold Lydic.
SPANISH CLUB: There will be an organizational meeting of the Spanish Club on Thursday,
October 19 at 1:00 p.m> i.n room B-13. Membership is not limited to those currently taking
Spanish,
~ FLAIR FOR Acw.A.R.E.: The A.W.A.R.E. group is really aware, are you? We are holding a
Cosmetic Demonstration and Personal Improvement Lecture on October 18 at 4:00 p.m. in the
S,U~ ffi 4·"5. All women are invited. Learn the latest gimmicks about self-improvement.
Y'all come. It's FREE~
A.W.S. GENERAL MEETING: Attention all women~ There will be a general meeting Thursday,
October 19. It will be held in SC-l from 12:15 to 1:00. Attend and bring a friend~
THE LOST AND FOUND DEPARTMENT IS LOCATED IN THE STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING - ROOM # 1.
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NO CLUB MEETINGS OR SOCIAL ACTIVITIES THIS WEEK
BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Jan Treadwell, soprano soloist
Book Reviewer-Mr. Jack McDonald
MID TERM GRADES
Cross Country - Mt.San Antonio Invt. 3:30 p.m.
Sophomore Dance 9:00 p.m.
Football - Mesa C. C.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 23
Tuesday 24
Friday 27
Friday 27
Friday 27
, Saturday 28
ALL QAY STUDENTS: Your #8 temporary ID card will NOT be honored after 8:00 a.m. Monday,
October 23 at social or athletic functions. ===
"STEP UP TO YOUR FUTURE THROUGH VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE" This is the theme for National Voca­tionallGuida~~~
9k,October 22· - 28. It is also good advice from the National Vocational
Guidance Association and its local chapters. If you need help in choosing a career or
changing vocations, see your guidance counselor today. Vocational guidance councelors help
people of all ages find their place in the world of work.
OUR DRA~A DEPARTMENT PRESENTS: Tragedy, drama, comedy and farce, whatever your taste
attend JlA Night of One Acts" to be presented Thursday and Friday, November 2nd and 3rd by
the Drama Department. The plays to be presented include: Hello Out There by William
Saroyan, The Miracle of the Daube by Maxwell Anderson, Overtones by Alice Gurstenberg, and
Supp'ressed Desir~ by Susan Glaspol. The plays will be staged in the Science Lecture Hall
at 8:15 p.m. Tickets available at the Bookstore with Picture ID card. Reserve this date~~
BOOK REVIEW: At 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, October 24- Mr. Jack McDonald, Director Special Services
for Arizona Public Service Company will review Murder One by Dorothy Kilgallen. Music will
be presented at 10:45 a.m. by Miss Jan Treadwell, sopra;o soloist-accompanied by Mr. Harris.
NEW ORGANIZATION ON CAMPUS: There is a new organization on campus. It is the I.C.C., the
Inter-Faith Campus Community. The first organizational meeting is Tuesday, October 31, in
the Science Lecture Hall at 12:15 p.m. All interested students are invited to attend.
VETERANS' SERVICE ORGANIZATION: The next general meeting will be Tuesday and Wednesday,
October 31 and November 1 at 12:00 and 1:00 p.m. Nominations will beheld at this time
with elections to be the following week. All veterans are urged to attend.
TENNIS TEAM MEMBERS AND PROSPECTS: Please inform Mr. Matz on the following items as soon as
possible so that he may order the proper sizes. Racquet weight-light,
medium ,heavy ; racquet size-4 1/2, 4 5/8, 4 3/4, etc.; tennis shoes _ size; tennis shorts­size;
sweat suit size - small, medium, large; tennis socks ~ size.
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Tuesday October 31 BOOK REVIE(v SERIES ". -c:::....~ \GJ2'§\GJL;)
Music-Janina Kulikov, pianist 10:45 a.m. Student Lounge
Reviewer-Dr. John Grebe 11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
Intramural Deadline-wrestling PE #9
Psychology Club 12:00 SO-12
Veterans' Organization Meeting 12:00 SU # 4
I.F.C.C. Inter-Faith Campus Comm. 12: 15 p.m. SC fbI
wARA Volleyball 12:15 p.m. Gymnasium
Phi Theta Kappa Meeting 2: 15 p.m. Council Chambers
Veterans' Organization Meeting 1:00 p.m. SU # 4
WARAVolleyball 12:15 p.m. Gymnasium
Co-Uni Bus 12:00 p.m. 50-12
AWS Executive Board Meeting 12:15 p.m. SC #1
AwARE Business Meeting 12:15 p.m. Council Chambers
Drama Production Special Per£ornanc~ 3:30 p.m. SC #1
Drama Production ?erformance 8:15 p.m. SC #1
Mid Term Grades Available Registration Office
Drama Production Performance 8:15 p.m. SC #1
CROSS COUNTRY-Aztec Invitational 3:30 p.m. Away
Faculty Wives T.~LA. Fashion Shmv 2:00 p.m. Student Lounge
WRESTLING-State Greco Roman AAU Tourn. Glendale College
FOOTBALL-San Diego-Mesa College 8:00 p.m. Glendale Hi.Field
MID TERM GRADES: Grades will be available in the Registration Office probably about Friday,
November 3. Since mid-terms are not made out in Continuing Education classes, such courses
will be omitted on all day students' reports.
PICTURE ID CARDS: Pictures will be taken for ID cards on lionday, Octoper 30~10:30 to 12:00
in the Library # 27. This will probably be the last:date for this. Be sure to have your
number 8 card with you. If this card is lost, you can procure a dupiicate in the Dean of
Students Office.
TRAGEDY, DRAt'IA, COMEDY AND FARCE: l·Jhatever your taste-attend "A Night of One Acts" to be
presented Thursday and Friday, November 2nd and 3rd by the Drama Department. The plays to
be presented include: Heilo Out There by William Saroyan, The Miracle of the Daube by
Maxwell Anderson, Overtones by Alice Gurstenberg, and Suppr;;;ed D~sires by Su~-Glaspol.
A special performance will be given Thursday, November 2nd at 3:30 p.m. The plays will be
staged in the Science Lecture Hall at 8:15 p.m. Tickets available at the Book store with
Picture ID card for any of the 3 performances. RESERVE THIS DATE!!
A.W.A.R.E. BUSINESS MEETING: Don't forget the A.l1.A.R.E. business meeting November 2 at
12:15 p.m. in the Council Chambers. All AJLA.R.E. members are invited to attend. If you
are not an active member, become one. Join us and find out how e&sy it is.
PHI THETA KAPPA: A special meeting for election of a president aad secretary \oJill be held
ruesday, October 31 at 2:15 p.m. in the Student Union Council Cha~bers. All members are
urged to attend.
{ETERANS' SERVICE ORGlli~IZATION MEETING: The next general meetings will be held on Tuesday
and \vednesday - October 31 and November 1 at 12:00 and 1:00 p.m. Nomi.nations for offices
"ill be held on the 31st with elections to be November 1st. All veterans are urged to attend.
?SYCHOLOGY CLUB ~lliETING: The meeting will be Tuesday, October 31 at 12:00 in SO-12. A
~uest speaker will lecture and answer questions on Child Psychology. Everyone is welcorne.
[.F.C.C.: There is a new organization on campus. It is the Inter-Faith Campus Community.
~he first organizational meeting is Tuesday, October 31 in the SCience lecture hall at 12:15
>.m. All interested students and friends are inv ited to attend.
;PANISH CLUB IvlliETING: The meeting ~'lil1 be held Tuesday, October 31 in B-13 at 2:00 p.m.
:onstitution will be submitted to members for their approval. Let's have a good curn out.
:.C.C. LITE&\RY HAGAZINE: Anyone interested i.n \oJorking to put out s. literary magazine for
:lendaleCOlmnunity College please meet Thursday, 2 Novembe.r, at 12: 15 in the east end of the
lining room in the Student Union.
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6 Informal Group Christian Scientists 12:15 p.m. FA-4
7 BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Music-Elizabeth Curtis, pianist 10:45 a.m. Student Lounge
Reviewer-Mrs. Doris Cavin 11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
Tuesday November 7 WARA Volleyball 12:15 p.m. Gymnasium
Tuesday November 7 Phi Theta Kappa 2:15 p.m. Council Chambers
Tuesday November 7 Band Performance State Fair
Wednesday November 8 Veterans' Service Organization Meeting 1:00 p.m. Council Chambers
Thursday November 9 AJCSGA Convention Desert Hills
Thursday November 9 Co-Uni-Bus 12:00 Rooms 4-5
Thursday November 9 Veterans' Service Organization Meeting 12:00 Council Chambers
Thursday November 9 WARA Volleyball 12:15 p.m. Gymnasium
Thursday November 9 Folk Mass 12:15 p.m. SC-l
Thursday November 9 Student National Education Association 12:15 p.m. SO-12
Thm:sday November 9 A.W.A.R.E.-Dr. Baumann 4:00 p.m. Student Lounge
Thursday November 9 Marine Corps Officers - On campus Student Union
Friday November 10 AJCSGA Convention Desert Hills
Friday November 10 FOOTBALL-Citrus 8:00 p.m. Away
Friday November 10 A.M.S. Psychedelic Light Show &Dance 9:00 p.m. Student Union
Saturday November 11 AJCSGA Convention Desert Hills
Saturday November 11 NJCAA Championship-CROSS COUNTRY 12:00 Away
Saturday November 11 Artists Series-Phoenix Symphony 8:00 p.m. Gymnasium
Saturday November 11 Reception Following Symphony Performance Dining Hall
CONGRATULAT.IONS DEBATE SQUAD: The Debate Squad made a fine showing this weekend at El Camimo
College in California. The students in attendance were as follows: Tery Palmer, Mike Coker,
Patrick Joyce, Duane Carr, Neil Ravella and Dick McVety. McVety and Rav~lla came home with
a perfect record, four wins for four debates.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday November
Tuesday November
MARINE CORPS, REPRESENTATIVES: There will be representatives from the Marine Corps Officer
Programs in the Student Union on November 9. They will be happy to discuss these programs
with any interested students.
PHOENIX SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT AT G.C.C.: Under the direction of Guy Taylor the Phoenix
Symphony Orchestra will appear at G:C.C. November 11, 1967 - 8:00 p.m. Guest soloist will
be Takako Nishizaki, violinist. A reception will be held in the G.C.C. Dining Hall follow-·
ing the performance. Tickets may still be purchased in the Bookstore.
ALL FACULTY, EMPLOYEES AND STUDENTS ATTENTION~~ Parking is not permitted on the perimeter
roads. The. north and south parking lots are to be used to park cars.
PAYROLL CHECKS: The following students have payroll checks in the cashiers' office. Please
call for them. N. J. Brink, G. R. Cork, A~ J. Cosand, J. A. Johnson, M. Jones, D. Palmer,
J. J. Kavanaugh, C. A~ Lichte, G. C. Penge, C. J ~ Scqaefer, J. L. Snyder, R. W.. Tussing, and
S. A. Vallancourt. .
LOST - $50.00 REwARD for return of CONTENTS of dark maroon dispatch case (thick blue loose­leaf
binder, thin black loose-leaf binder, papers, cards, etc.) lost outside the library on
wednesday, November 1, by Thomas C. Cook-OR FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO ITS .RETURN. No
questions asked about either. Make arrangements through Lyle Walcott or in any other way.
LOST AND FOUND: Have you lost????? Perhaps we've found it~~~ In SO-l we have: Sweaters, 1
blue, 1 red, 1 black, 2 white. Jackets, 2t:an, 1 blue, 1 brown .• Miscellaneous, 2 pr
glasses (1 man' 5, 1 ladies) 1 man's wo!;ltc,h ;,1 slide rule. Many BOOKS and NOTEBOOKS.. These
items wi11 be disposed of if not cla1med by December 6.
HONOR BOARD: The Honor Board welcomes the opportunity to serve as Hosts at campus functions
but requests a ~ week notice. Requ'ests may 'be directed to Ed Murphy, President through the
Honor Board mailbox in the A.M.S. Office!' SO-6.
PSYCHEDELIQ LIGHT SHOW: A.M.S~ will sponsor the first psychedelic light show at G.C.C. on
Friday, November 10,' 1967'~' Come'; see the lights and dance to the sounds of the "One Way Run
Way." A charge'of 75¢ stag, and $1.25 drag will be charged for this event.
A.W.A.R.E. MEETING: Dr. Victor Baumann of A.S.U. will speak on November 9 at 4:00 p.m. in
the Student ~<:lt1tlge~ topic="Wonieri in Educ'ation." All people interested in becoming ,
Instructors sn'ould atte'ndinis v:ltallyimportant meeting. EveryoneWelcome~ Admission 50¢
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ATTENTION NEWMAN COMMUNITY ~ ~ The second Folk Mass for this ye~rwi1l bc he'ldThursday,
November 9 , 1967" 'at 12: 15 p.m. in the Science. ~~ec:~ure Hall (SC-l). Pictures for the
Y~atbookwiHbe 'taken 'at 12:00 in'SC';'l, so everyone please attend.
INFORMAL GROUP OFC~RISTIAN SCIENTISTS MEETING:' ,A"regular meeting will be held Monday,
November.6 in room. /£4 of the Fine Arts Building ~t ,12: 15p.m.
For those·new or 'interested in finding out about Christian Science there is a Lending
Library Service offEired by the Organization. Please feel free to cOt!'.e in, 'sign up, and
take advantage of these materials. .. ...' . ,
VETERANS' SERVICE ORGANIZATION: Meeting~.~i11 be Wednesday, November 8 at 1:00 p.m.
and Thursday, November' 9 at 12:00 in the Student Union Council Chambers. All members are
urged to attend.
~ THETA KAPPA: A general meeting w~llbe;.held at 2: 15 p.m. Tuesday, November 7 in the
Student Union Council Chambers. All nmmbers are urged to attend to co~plete prepe,rations
for the initiation and tea to be held on November' 17.
THE STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION will meet in room SO-12 at 12:15 p.m. on
Thursday, November 9, 1967. All interested p~rs9nnel are urged to attend .. There, will be
an election of officers, and membership dirve, at this tics.
r.T~~RARY MAGAZINE: Literary MagaZine Committee will meet at 12:15, Tuesday in Roomz 4-3
of the Student Union.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday November 13 Christian Scientists Meeting 12:10 p.m.
Tuesday November 14 BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Music-Paula Markey, pianist 10:45 a.m.
Reviewer-Dr. Matt O. Hanhila 11:00 a.m.
Tuesday November 14 WARA Tennis 12: 15 p.m.
Tuesday November 14 Psychology Club 12:15 P.ffi.
Tuesday November 14 Inter-Faith Campus Comm. Panel Discuss. 2:30 p.m.
Wednesday November 15 Deadline-Turkey Run Entries
wednesday November 15 Deadline-Intramural Volleyball &Handball Entries
Thursday November 16 Co-Uni-Bus Campus Classic 12:00
Thursday November 16 Literary Magazine Committee Meeting 12:15 p.m.
Thursday November 16 vJARA Tennis 12:15 p.m.
Thursday November 16 A.W.S. General Meeting 12:15 p.m.
Friday November 17 Aquatics Club Meeting 1:00 p.m.
Friday November 17 Phi Theta Kappa Fall Initiation &Tea 4:00 p.m.
Saturday November 18 N.A.U. & Phoenix College-CROSS COUNTRY 11:30 p.m.
Saturday November 18 FOOTBALL-Arizona Eastern College
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REQUEST FOR DEFERMENT: All male students who do not wish to be drafted - be sure that you
have sent in a request for deferment. Forms are available in the Admissions Office.
SCHOLARSHIPS: Can you qualify for an academic scholarship? There are three academic scholar­ships
available for the second semester, 1967-68. Applications can be picked up in the
Counseling Office. Deadline for filing these is December 1. Applications for all scholar­ships
for next year, 1968-69, are available in the Counseling Office. Deadline for filing
these is also December 1. Repeat: All scholarships for ~ year: Deadline - December 1.
EXPERIMENT IN INTERNATIONAL LIVING: Would you like to spend the summer in a foreign country­as
a 'member' of a family group? G.e.c. hopes to sponsor this program by raising funds to
send student(s) abroad during 1968. Students who have further questions or who would like
to apply may pick up an application from Dean Butler in SO-5. Applications are due Dec. 1.
SANTA FOR VIETNAM: The G.C.C. Veterans' Club is sponsoring "Santas for Vietnam." They will
be collecting all serviceable clothing and toys of any kind to be sent to orphans in Vietnam.
Please watch for posters announcing the collection points and further information.
PHI THETA KAPPA INITIATION AND TEA: This annual event will be held on Friday, November 17 at
4:00 p.m. in the Student Union Lounge. The Initiation will be followed by a Tea in honor of
the Initiates at 4:30 p.m. in the Cafeteria Dining Area. All candidates for initiation are
to report to SC-l at 3:45 p.m. for a question period on Phi Theta Kappa. All present members
are urged to attend the Initiation and Tea. There will be a charge of 50¢ for present
members and guests. Dress will be dark suits, if possible, for men and party dresses for
~om~n.
YMCA: The West Valley YMCA visited Glendale Community College Tuesday, October 31 and talked
to the Student Advisory Committee about starting a Leadership Club at Glendale C.C. Students
in education, physical education, psychology, social work, recreation and guidance and
co~n~~ling would be expecially interested. The Leadership Club would give students practical
experience in the area of youth organizations and individual-group counseling.
On November 13-14 and November 20 the West Valley Y will have a table set up in the Student
Uo,:i;on..,All St'udents interested in tbeLeadership Club may contact George Lud~vig, 939-0164.
A.~i4.A.lt.E. CANDY SALE: Why not ~~y:J delicious choc:oi~te candy'b~r a~d~'uPP~l;'t .out: scholar-sh'i'P'fund?
'S'top by our table intheStudent Union and see if you can res1.st~~ .
HELP! NEEDY FAMILY: Bring a can of food to the Thanksgiving Dance - Date: November 22
T'ime: 9:00p"m'. to 12:00 An A.W.S. sponsored event featuring The Gage Garnier ,2.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS: Monday, November 13 - Regular Testimonial . and Business meeting to be..
held in Room 1ft 4 of the Fine Arts Building at 12 :10 p ,m. It: is important that all. mem~et's
attend~ Discussion and needed outline for plans on the up-coming vJorkshop to be held Nov­ember
30) 1967, with Regional Assistant .of t.he l:}!other Chl,u::ch ,Mr. David C. Driver.. Please
attend this week or next week for .surel~ ' .,
PSYCHOLOGY CLUB: 'On Tuesday, :N6vemb~r '14 the Psychology 'chib~ilT meet to disc~ss fuiure
plans and goals. Anyone interested is urged to attend.
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INTER:"FAITH CAMPUS COMMUNITY: :Th~ I.F.C.C. presents a panel discussion, "IS God For Real"
on, Tuesday , November 14 at 2:30"p..m,• .in the Student Lounge. Speaking will be Father Fred
Hall, Mr. L. walcQtt and Mr. R,.Hubbard.Anyone interested is invited to ·at,tend.
CAMPUS CLASSIC: Co-Uni-Bus. will sponsor the first Campus Classic at G.C.C. on Thursday,
November 16, 1967 •. rtwil1 be held at 12:00 p.m. intheStude~t Lounge. Everyone welcome.
LITERARY·MAGAZrnE: A committee 'meet1p,g will be held Thursday, November 16 at 12 :15 p.m. in
the east end oftihe dining room in the Student Uniori.
AQUATICS CLUB: A regular meeting will be held Frid~y, Nove~b~rp
westside Tennis Club pool - 902 W. Glendale. New members welcome.
following meeting •. For information .~all, 944-2268 •.
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1:00 p.m. SU-4
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4:00 p.m. Away
9:00 p.m. Student Union
VOLUME 3 NUMBER 11
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday November 20
Monday November 20
Monday November 20
Monday November 20
Tuesday November 21
Tuesday November 21
Tuesday November 21
Tuesday November 21
Tuesday November 21
Wed. November 22
Wed. November 22
Wed. November 22
Wed. November 22
Wed. November 22
Thursday November 23
Friday November 24
Monday November 27
THANKSGIVING RECESS BEGINS ( Evening
WARA Volleyball Tryouts
Phi Theta Kappa
WARA Volleyball Tryouts
BOOK REVIEW
Music: Linda Cummings, soprano
Reviewer: Mr. John J. Flynn
Literary Magazine Committee Meeting
WARA Tennis
WARA Volleyball Tryouts
Intremural Turkey Run
WARA Volleyball Tryouts
Veterans' Club Meeting
WARA Volleyball Tryouts
CROSS COUNTRY-A.J.C.A.A. Conference
"Bring-a-canll Dance
THANKSGIVING RECESS BEGINS
THANKSGIVING RECESS
CLASSES RESUME
COMING: Wednesday, November 29 Artists Series Basque Dance Festival - 8:00 p.m. Gymnasium
REQuEST FOR DEFERMENT: All male students who do not wish to be drafted - be sure that you
have sent in a request for deferment. Forms are available in the Admissions Office.
SCHOLARSHIPS: Can you qualify for an academic scholarship? There are three academic scholar­,
ships available fqlj'fthe s~cond semEilster, 1967~68. A,ppl,icati,ons ,c<!:!n ,be picked up in the
Counseling Office.;;'::=:-:Deadlinefor fiJing. t~ese is Decembth l~' Applications for 'all scholar­ships
for next year: 1968-69, are avaii~bte in: theCouns!~l:ini:Offlte ~D~adHne for Ffiling
thesf is also .pece~~~r LRep~~';_: All scholarships ·f 0:: next year: Deadline - December 1-
• . ". ,~ - ;,;-. , . ,,,,.,'". • ,e -; ". _ '. r" ,_ EXPERIMENT IN INTE.RNATIONAL LIVING: Would you like to spend the summer ina foreign' ,., '.
coUl:iltry;;"as a ~member' of a family group? G.C.C. hopes to sponsor this program by raising
funds to send stud~nt(s) abroad p~ring 1968. Students who have further questions or who
would like to apply may.pick up anapplic8tion from De?n autler'in SO-5. 'Applications are
due December 1. . : :, ..r'· ,t:
Fl:R~:~XtINCUISHERSARE TO BE USED PROPERLY AN.I)ONJ.,Y IN CASE OF FIRE !~~
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INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER: Hours for the;we~k of Thanksgivihg (November 20-24):
7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. The Thanksgiving recess for Continuing Education classes is from
November 20 to November 2,5 inclusive. The Library,dll be closed Thursday & Friday ,23-24.
PARKING LOTS: At the suggestion of one of out college students, lette~~~l~have ~een '.·pla~~d': on
pqs';ts in the South parking lot so that. people can identify the locatioll ot: .~.heir parked cars.
NOTE :An,y sugge,stions from our st~dents for theiinprovement of our campus 'will' be C':'
appreciated." '. ' . ., '1.,;- l.
LOst AND FOUND: The lost and found department in 80-1 is beginning to acquire quite a
sizeable library and wardrobei • It isquite'possible that, if you are without a certain
~ext book -:or -- sweater ,tole might be holding it for you. ' , .
iTISTA: Representatives from VISTA will be on campus to answer questions and a'ccept "
i'PPTicationsin the Stud~nt Union Lobby from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. November 27 and 28.
fhe Academy Aw,ard - winning VISTA. docuJQentary,. "A Year Towards Tomorrow", will be shown at
9: 30 a~m. and 1:00 p.m. in q)6m 4 of t1}e Student Union d~ringthe drive':
)RAMA DEPARTMENT: Have you learned the vital Importance of Being Earnest? Obviously not~
Just l6bk at yourself: 5lumped shoulders; no posture worth speaking of, crow's feet around
t9ur.eyes. , Your condition isbafsgraceful. YoO'obviouslyneeckan Instant Charac,;er Builder,
1nd,':lucky·for you, it's on itsw~y. 'The Importance 2!.,Being,EarnestbyOfilC.~V;,~pd~.will
be presented December 7 and 8 at 2:00 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. ' , .
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LITEQARY,MAGAZINE: The Li'terary l1agazine is'li reality'!, 'rhe st'udent body {~"invitEid Eb
submit'original short stories, poetry, essays, onea2t idra'iiias, s'ongs, blac:k:'~nd wlht~ ',;L
photo~r~J>h"i.cwork, and black and white art. ",' .,,:' (
the literary magazine leave it at the
fql; Miss Darland or Nrs. Col~;'ior,'),ibl:i:ng
I~ you have something you wo~ld like to submit to
faculty mail toxes in the Adminis~ration Building
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PSYCHOLOGY CLUB: Arrangem~nts have been made for a trip to be taken to the Valley of the
Sun School - for all members of the Psychology Club, arid for all interested non.members.
All members will 'meet at the Valley of'the SuttSchool at 3:00p.m., November 28. (tor
"f,urtner information contact:'jPatti Chaprilanor Mary Frost~)'" ,
:~LPf NEEDY,FAMILY: Bring a can o.f fo.od to the Than~sgivingDan~e., DAtE: , ,November 22
'TJ:ME: ,9:00 p.m. to 12:00 This is an A;.~v.S. sponsoredev.ent featuring ~.Gage Garnier,!•..
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'wARK VOLLEYBALL TRYOUTS: Tryouts ('for 'the N.A.U. sport"sday 'will be held t'Ionday and wednesday
from 12:00 to l:QO p.m. and 140nAAY, -Tuesday and ~Jednesday from 3:00 to 5:00 pi.m. They will
be held i~ the gymnasium.
ipHltHETAKAPPA: th~re will be a meeting of all old and new members of Phi Theta Kappa
at 2 :OOp.;:-:-November 20 - in the Student Union Council Chambers. .
wednesday "Nov~mber 22 at 1: 00 p.m. in
for the: yearbook a.ndalso for The,"
VETERANS' CLUB: The .,G.c.e. Veterans,'; ,C,lub will meet
Ro..om 40f,.the Student U,nion. Picture&. w~ll be .taken
Phoenix Republic. ..' ''', !.'{,,-
LITERJ:.R.y MAGAZINE COMMITTEE l'lEETING: The committee win meet, to, select officers on Tues ..
,day:, November ,21 at 12::t5 p~m. in 0-24'of building 4. ,'" ,"
U:ADERS CLUB MEETING: All :Students who' signed up and anyone- els-e1nterested in becoming an
'advisor ,for west Valley! ,~CA meet Tuesday, November 21 at· 5:00 p'.m;. ,in :Room 4.5 of the
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12:00 Rooms 4-5
12:00 Student Lounge
12:15 p.m. Gymnasium
12:00 SO-12
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CLASSES RESUME
Christian Scientists Meeting
Vista Volunteers
BOOK REVIEw
Music: Elizabeth Curtis, pianist
Reviewer: Reverend Shelby Lee
WARA Tennis
Vista Volunteers
A.M.S. General Meeting
Artists Series-Basque Dance Festival
Co-Uni-Bus
Debate=Arab-Israe1i Question
WARA Tennis
Special A.S. Executive Board Meeting
Christian Scientists Workshop
Spanish Club
Nominees Due for Winter Formal
A.S. DANCE
WRESTLING-Arizona Western Tournament
Artists' Series
Speaker: Helen Gahagan Douglas
November 27
November 27
November 27
November 28
November 28
November 28
November 29
November 29
November 30
November 30
November 30
November 30,'
November 30
November 30
December . 1
December 1
December 2
December 3
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Friday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Monday
Monday
Tuesday
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
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IVOLUlm 3 NUMBER 12 NOVEMBER
INFORMATION CONCERNING THE MILITARY ACADEMIES: November 27, 1967 at 2:00 p.m. Inquire at the
Counseling Office.
NEAR EAST DEBATE: On Thursday, November 30, at noon in the Student Lounge Mr. Lyle walcott
will moderate a debate on the Near East situation. Mr. Thomas Cook will take the side of
Arabia and Mr. Harry Matz will take the side of Israel.
1968 RODEO QUEEN: Anyone interested in becoming the 1968 Phoenix Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rodeo Queen can obtain information and entry blanks at the Office of the Assoc. Dean of
Students, SO-4.
ARTISTS SERIES: The Olaeta Basque Festival of Bilbao will be presented November 29, 1967 at
8 p.m. in the gymnasium by the Continuing Education Student Council. No admission charge.
Helen Gahagan Douglas will lecture Sunday, December 3, 1967 at 3 p.m. in the Student Union.
Public admission is $1. "Is Our Rich Society Poor?"
BOOK REVIEw: Reverend Shelby Lee will review THE DEATH OF GOD CONTROVERSY by Thomas W.
Ogletree on Tuesday, November 28, 1967. 11:00~m. in the--Student Lounge.
ATTENTION ALL MEN STUDENTS: A.M.S. will hold its first General Meeting for all interested
male students on Wednesday, November 29 at 12:00 in the Council Chambers. Elections of
officers and the appointment of commissioners will take place. Support A.M.S. and attend.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS MEETINGS: November 27, 1967 - regular meeting will be held in room # 4
of the Fine Arts Building at 12:15 p.m. Workshop meeting will be in the Council Chambers of
the Student Union at 2:30 p.m. on November 30.
LITERARY MAGAZINE: The Literary Magazine is a reality~ The student body is invited to
submit original short stories, poetry, essays,one act dramas, songs, black and white
photographic work, and black and white art. We need a name for the magazine and a cover
design. If you have something you would like to submit to the literary magazine please
leave it at the faculty mail boxes in the Administration Building for Miss Darland or Mrs.
Cole or bring it to Faculty Office Building 4. Room 0-8.
LITERARY MAGAZINE COMMITTEE MEETING: The committee will have organizational meeting with
publisher's representative on Tuesday, November 28 at 12:15 p.m. in 0-24 of building 4.
DRAMA DEPARTMENT: Presentation will be December 7 and 8 at 2:00 p.m. and 8:15 p.m.
The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde.
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IVOLUMe 3 NUMBER' 13 DECEMBER 4, 1967
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
9:00a.m~
8:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
12:15 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
12: 10 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
G.C.C.
. :::E';",e, Arts 1/4
Council Chambers
Student Union #4
Away
G.C.C.
G.C.C.
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
a.m.
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Gymnasium
Student Hall
Student Ha11
p.m. Office 24 Bldg 4
G.C.C.
G.C.C.
G.C.C.
P.E. 116
Student Union #4
G.C.C.
G.C.C.
. Rooms 4-5
Gymnasium
The Mall
.Student Hall
Student Hall
Away
G.C.C.
p.m.Counse1ing Office
G.C.C.
P.m.. Council Chambers
p.m. Student Hall
Away
Home-G.C.C.
<LC ~C.
Library
Student Union
. ,·JAwaY:
10:45
11:00
12:15
12:00
12:00
12:15
9:00.a.m.
12:00
12:15
2:00
3:00
8:15
9:00
Noon
12: 15
8: 15
4 Winter Formal Campaigning
4 Christian Scientists Meeting
4 U. of A. Representatives on Campus
4 Phi Theta Kappa General Meeting
4 BASKETBALL-Northern Ariz. U. Frosh
5 Student Government Petitions Available.
5 Winter Formal Campaigning
5 BOOK REVIEw SERIES
Nusic: Carolyn Dotterer
Reviewer: Mr. Oren Arnold
5WARA Tennis
5 A.w.S. NOON STOMP
.5 Candidates to be Announced at Noon Stomp
5 Literary Magazine Meeting
6 Student Government Petitions Available
6 eampaigning-winter Formal
6 winter Formal Elections
6 Womens f Varsity Tennis applicants
6 Veterans'Organization General Meeting
7 Student Government Petitions Available
7 Winter Formal Elections
7 Co-Uni-Bus Meeting
7 WARA Tennis
7 Mayor Milton Graham Speech
7 Drama Production
7 Drama Production
7 BASKETBALL-Imperial Valley Tournament
8 Eligibility List Posted-Student Government
8 Military Academies Representative .
8 Student Government Petitions Due
8 Folk Mass
8 Drama Production
8 BASKETBALL-Imperial Valley Tournament
< • '\( 8 WRESTLING-Phoenix College
9 A.C.T. Test
9 Honor Board Christmas Deco~ating Party
9 FROSH HOOTENANNY
9 BASKETBALL-Imperial Valley To~rnament
December
December
December
December
December
De.cember
December
December.
December
December
December
December
December'
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December
December·
December
December
December·
Monday
Monday
Monday
Monday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tl'",c-day
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
wednesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA: On :Monday, December 4, 1967, tepresentatives'from the College of Fine'·'
Arts, Colleg; of Business.and College of Engineering at the Univetsttyof Arizona will be on
campus. Any student who is interested in transferring to the University of Arizona is en­couraged'
to meet with these representatives any time Detween 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. in the
Student Council Chambers. If you have further questions, you may contact the Counseling
Center. . '
PHOENIX iYIAYOR: Milton Graham will speak in the central maHon Thursday, December 7 at 2: 00
p.m. He is sponsored by the Veterans' Service Organization and everyone is encouraged to
attend.
MILITARY ACADE~IES:,. If yq~ ;would like information concerning the Military A.c,ademies., you
may meet with.. the representative on Friday, December ,8, ~t 9:00 a .m. If interested., please
sign the list, in the Counseling Office by 4:30 p.m. - December 7.
LITERARY NAGAZINE:The Literary Magazine has been named THE TRAVELER. The student body is
invited to submit original short stories, poems, essays,~e act plays, and black and white
photograph:i!c' and 'art work. A cover design is immediatelY necessary. If you have something
to submit toIhe ..traveler please leave :Lt for faculty mail box 1129 in the Administration
Bldg. (Please include name, address and phone number on all materials submitted)
~ PERSON USED MY COAT: I pray a person who u~ed my coat, on the 29th of November, 1967 be
kind enough, and bring it back to my motorcycle, where it was taken without my knowledge.
This is ,the only coat I have. Today I 'used,w lJlife' s. There: was also a pair of safety
glasses in the pocket. Please be kind..Ben~dictK.~ukwaya
~ THETA KAPPA: A general meeting for all members will be held Monday, December 4 at 2:00
p.m. in room 4 of the Student Union. Membership cards for new members will be distributed.
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VETERANS' SERVICE ORGANIZATION: A general meeting of the Veterans' Service Organization will
be wednesday, December 6 at 1:00 p.m. in room 4 of the Student Union.
THE TRAVELER: The literary magazine committee will meet at 12:15 p.m. Tuesday the 5 of
December in 0-24, Building 4. Annual pictures will be taken.
NEWMAN CLUB: Attention all students~~~ There will be a Folk Mass this Friday, December
8 at 12: 15 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Student Union. 'i
WOMENS' VARSITY TENNIS: All women interested irt trying out for the womens' Vardit~ Tennis
team, please report for an important mee.ting to be held Wednesday, December 6 in Mrs.
Clayton's office - room 6 - P.E. Building,at J2:15. If you cannot attend this meeting,
please send a representative for yourself to get all the information. Returning varsity
girls do not need to attend this meeting.
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ANNUAL WINTER FORMAL ON DECEMBER 16 AT THE
EXECUTIVE HOUSE. A DINNER WILL,BE SERVED FROM
T:OO'TO 9:00 P. M. AND THE DANCE' WILL BE HELD
F~0}1,; 9: 90 ' t;'1;:; l!~,; 00.
TICI(ET~,MAy. .BW:l'URCHASED AT 'A,:. J:ABLE ~ THE
STUDENT"ilihbN FROM DECEMBER 4" THRU 13 - FROM
11 :00 A. M. TO 1: 00 P.M. OR FROM THE AvlS\; i~
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS WEARING REDSANr,AraATS.
PICTURES MAY BE TAKEN THE NIGHT OF TH~·PANCE
AND wILL BE AVA ILABLE IN COLOR. TWQ,,;Wf.:bL8T
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
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Tuesday December 12
Tuesday December 12
Tuesday December 12
Wednesday December 13
Thursday December 14
Thursday December 14
Thursday December 14
Thursday December 14
Thursday December 14
Friday December 15
Friday December 15
Friday December 15
Friday December 15
Fr~day December 15
Saturday December 16
Saturday December 16
Sunday December 17
COMING EVENT.S:
Mond~y December 18
Tuesday December 19
Tuesday December 19
Tuesday December 19
1:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
12:00
12:15 p.m.
Rooms 4-5
SC-1
G.C.C.
Student Union
Student Lounge
G.C.C.
Student Lounge
Dining Hall
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
SO-12
Student Lounge
FA-4
L-17
Student Lounge
Grill Room
902 W. Glendale
PE 1;9
Away
G.C.C.
G.C.C.
Executive House
Dining Hall
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.
a.m.
a.m.
9:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
2:30 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
12:15 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Noon
1:00 p.m.
Student Government Elections Begin
A.M.S. Day
I~F.C.C. parte1 discussion
CROSS COUNTRY INVITATIONAL
Student Government Campaigning
High School Counselor's Day
Christian Scientists Meeting
Y11CA Leadership
Student Government Campaigning
BOOK REVIEW
Music: Dick Bridwell, pianist 10:45
Reviewer: Mr. William P. Mahoney,Jr.11:00
Psychology Club 12:15
Discussion "What is the John Birch
Society"
WARA Track
AWARE
BANQUET-Football-Cross Country
Student Government Campaigning
'-S tudent Government Campaigning
Co-Uni-Bus
Newman Community Meeting
WARA Track
Christmas Concert-A Cappella Choir
Student Government Assembly
Aquatics Club
Deadline entries-Intramural Basketball
WRESTLING-Imperial Valley
BASKETBALL-Southwestern College 8:00
BASKETBALL-Gross~ontCollege 7:00
Winter Formal (Dinher-Dance) 7:00
Adult Mixed Chorus &Modern Dance Class 3:00
December 11
December 11
December 11
December 11
December 12
December 12
December 12
December 12
December 12
December 12
Monday
Monday
Monday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: Therea.te about 200 - 1966 and 1967 Yearbooks left. If you would
like to 'obtain>one, you,may stop at the Photo Room, in the Fine Arts Building, on Tuesday
and Thul:sdaybetween 12'~OO;.. 2 :00 p.m.
MISSING TEXTBOOK: On Tuesday night, No~~mber 28, a textbook "Treasury of the Theatre" was
left on the teacher's desk in Science 19. Would the person or persons who took it please
return it to Mr.Oyerson or Mr. Benham, o~ call 934-1212? No questions will ~ asked.
ARE YOUrREEZINGTO DEATH THESE' COLD MORNINGS? HAVE YOU 1Qg~;COAT Q! SWEATER?· The, Dean,
of Student' s Offi~ is beginning~look,like a THRIFT SHOP. Accumulated thus far:
LADIES' SWEATERS - 7 white, 1 blue, 2,black, 2 red. MEN'S SWEATERS - 2 tan, 1 green.
LADIES" JACKE!TS- 1 nylon suede,'lcorduroy. MEN'S JACKETS ,. Lplu~, 3. tan. ALSO:'B96ks,
notebooks, glasses, slide rules, bracelets, ect. PLEASE come, clain, and help us clean out
the office before,the holidays.
LITEFARY MAGAZINE: The Literary Magazlnehas been named THE TRAVELER. The student body is'
invited to sub~it 'original short stories, poems, essays, one act plays, and black and white
photographic and art work. A cover design is immediately necessary. If you have something
to submit to The: Traveler please leave it for facility mail box 1129 in the Administration
Bldg. (Please include name, address and phone number' on all materials submitted)
A.M.S. DAY: The annual A.M.S. Day will be December 19. Free coffee and donuts will be given
away, 8:00 a.m.-ll:OO a.m. at the north entrance of the Student Union~ A.M.S. will also
sponsor the Cross Country Invitational at 4:30p.m. t,hesame day. Individual trophies w;i,.ll
be a,~a~d~d for both college and' high school div.isions.
TENNIS: Ten~is p1ay'ers interested in p'articipating in'the Saguaro Te~nis Tournament',
December 27-30,please see Mr. H. Matz in 0-66. Monday-Wednesday-Friday 1:00-2:00 p.m. and
Tuesday-Thur,sday 11:00-12:00. EntrieslIlust. be in by ;t.~,:OO, Saturday, pecember J6, 1967 •
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AQUATICS CLUB: A regular meeting will be held Friday, December 15 at 1:00 p.m. at the
Westside ,Tennis Club, ,pool : ~;:902W. Glendale., New members welcome. Bring suit for 'swim
following, meeting. Forinforrnationcall, 944-226H~'"
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I.F.C.C.: The Inter-Faith Campus Community is sponsoring a panel discussion on Tuesday,
Dece'mber 19 ,at 2: 30 in the Student Lounge on '''Birth Control" and "Pre-Marital Sex" with
emphasis on' the latter ~ :Thepanel willconsfst of 'three member,s; a physic,ia,n, a' psychologist
and a clergyDian. Don't miss 'this opportunity to hear three professional opinions dn this
controversial subject. ,', . .
ATTENTION 'NEi~MANITES~ There w,i11 be a New~a~ C9mmU;l}i.ty Orgal}izational meeting this
Thursday, December 14, ~196.7 at 12: 15 p.m. in SC-l. All those interested in assisting
please at'tend. "
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PSYCHOLOGY CLUB: The Psychology Club will meet in 50-12 Tuesday, December 12 (12:15 p.m.)
Miss Babcock will be the ,guest speaker.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ORGANIZATION: Would all interested members please beattoday's
meeting. Pictures for the Yearbook will be taken. 'This will be your only chance so take
advantage of it.; 12:15 p.m. in Fine Arts Buildin~, i14.
SKI CLUB: Meeting 'will be Tuesday, De6ember 12, in Student Union-rooms 4 and 5. Are you
interested? Please attend at 12:15 p.m.
EVERGREEN ENCI-IANTMENT - AWS WILL SPONSOR THE
ANNUAL WINTER FORMAL ON, DECEMBER 16 AT THE
EXECUTIVE HOUSE. A DINNER WILL BE SERVED FROM
7: 00 TO 9: OOP. M. ,AND THE DANCE WILL BE' HELD
FROM 9:00 TO 12:00.
TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED At'ATABLE iN THE"
STtIDENT UNION FROM DBCEMBER' 4 THim 13 - FROM
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday December 18
Monday December 18
Monday December 18
Tuesday December 19
Tuesday December 19
Tuesday December 19
12:15 p.m. Council Chamber
8:00 p.m. Student Union
Snow Bowl
8:00 p.m. Student Union
Campus
SO-12
Men's Locker Room
G.C.C.
Campus
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
Monday
Wednesday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Saturday
Saturday
Sunday
December 19
December 19
December 19
December 20
December 21
December 22
December 23
December 23
December 25
December 27
January 1
January 2
January 2
January 2
January 6
January 6
January 7
Student Government Elections
Phi Theta Kappa Meeting
Physical Exams-Track &Baseball
A.M.S. Day
Student Government Elections
BOOK REVIEW
Music: A Cappella Choir
Reviewer: Mr. Elliot Kaufman
Computer Employment Opportunities
by Charles J. SippI & Robert Colten
S.N.E.A.
Newman Community-Panel Discussion
Cross Country Invitational
CHRISTMAS RECESS BEGINS
BASKETBALL-Barstow Invitational
BASKETBALL-Barstow Invitational
BASKETBALL-Barstow Invitational
WRESTLING-Phoenix College A.A.U.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
BASKETBALL-Hutchinson Community College
HAPPY NEW YEAR
CLASSES RESUME
Deadline Application - 2nd Semester
Meeting-New Officers Student Government
Opera Workshop Production
Sophomore Snow Trip
Opera Workshop Production
9:00-2:00
2:00
7:00 p.m.
7:30 a.m.
9:00-2:00
10:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
12:15 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
DECEMBER 18, 1967
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
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Student Lounge
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CHRIST}~S DECORATIONS: The spirit of giving is truly exemplified by the creative efforts of
Honor Board members who so beautifully decorated the Instructional Materials Center. We are
very proud of the decorations and even more proud of the Honor Board. Special thanks to
coordinator Linda Leonard and faculty sponsor Ron Frost. -Mr. Sickrey-
CHRISTI~S VACATION: Last day of classes before Christmas vacation will be Tuesday, December
19. Classes will resume on Tuesday, January 2. This vacation period will be the same for
both day and evening classes. The administrative offices will be open from 8 to 5 during
the vacation period except for ~hristmas and New Year's Day.
During Christmas vacation all students should receive a schedule of classes for second
semester and a card denoting their permanent advisor and the location of his office. Ad­missions
Office is experimenting with an early advisement whereby students can get their
schedules approved by the advisor between January 2 and January 15. Please read the new
procedures carefully.
CONGRATULATIONS: Janet Smith won 1st place-Oral Interpretation-at Los Angeles, Pierce
Junior College - December 2, 1967. The Pacific Southwest Collegiate Forensic Association
presented this award. 30 Junior Colleges participated. Trophy on display in Student Union.
INSTRUCTIONAL ~TERIALS CENTER: Please observe the following schedule when checking books
out over the Christmas recess: All books checked out from Monday, December 18 to the end
of the semester are due Wednesday, January 10, 1968. All books will go on overnight
circulation from January 10 to Friday, January 19, 1968. The IMC will be open between
semesters (Jan. 22-26) for book return and clearing of debts. Regular circulation resumes
January 29, 1968. We wi11 be closed during the Christmas recess, December 20 thru January
1, 1968. The staff of the IMC wishes you a happy and rewarding holiday.
LOST ANQ FOUND~~ Any article of clothing NOT claimed by noon, Tuesday, December 19 will be
given to charity for Christmas distribution. This is your last chance before the holidays~~
PHI THETA KAPPA: The last general meeting of the semester will be held Monday, December 18
at 2:00 p.m. in room SO-12. All members are urged to attend to ratify our constitution.
BASEBALL ~ TRAC~ ATHLETES ATTENTION: Physical examinations will be given prospective base­ball
and track ethletes Monday evening December 18, 1967 in the men's locker room at 7 P.M.
Phoenix J.C. ~9deo=Beard Contest & Rodeo Queen Contest applications available in room SO-4.
3 NUMBER 17 JANUARY 15, 1968
:ALENDAR OF EVENTS:
G.C .C •
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8:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
or Activities
or Activities
or Activities
or Activities
3:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m. Science
18th and 19th at the above
- 9:00 p.m.
- 9:00 p.m.
- 9:00 p.m.
- 9:00 p.m.
- 5:00 p.m.
on campus the
15 First Semester Final Exams-No Club Meetings
16 BOOK REVIEW IS CANCELED DUE TO FINAL EXAMS
16 First Semester Final Exams-No Club Meetings
17 First Semester Final Exams-No Club Meetings
18 First Semester Final Exams-No Club Meetings
19 WRESTLING-Arizona Western
20 ACT Testing
20 WRESTLING-Northern Arizona Frosh.
20 BASKETBALL-Mesa Community College
20 Artists Series-Phoenix Symphony
Reception immediately following
First Semester Ends
January
January
January
January
January
January
January
January
January
January
10nday
~uesday
:uesday
lednesday
:hursday
Iriday
;aturday
;aturday
;:.~ ...rday
:aturday
;unday January 21
:OMING EVENTS:
red.-Tu~-Pri.- January 24-25-26 Registration
Iriday-Saturday - January 26-27 WRESTLING-Imperial Valley tournament
Iriday - January 26 BASKETBALL-Cochise College
10nday - January 29 Classes Begin
lOOK BUY ~ DURING ~ ~ - January 15-19
January 15 10:00 a.m.
January 16 8:00 a.m.
January 17 8:00 a.m.
January 18 8:00 a.m.
January 19 8:00 a.m.
lepresentative from Nebraska Book Company will be
~ime. Room. SO-12.
aOOK SALES-NEW AND USED BOOKS: For day and night classes-book sales will begin January 29,
1968 - 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. in the Bookstore.
CNSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER: All books will go on overnight circulation from January 10
:0 Wednesday, January 17, 1968. The!MC will be open between semesters (Jan. 22-26) for
)ook return and clearing of debts. Regular circulation resumes January 29, 1968.
\TTENTION STUDENTS EMPLOYED AT G.C.C.: If you have not picked up your W-2 form from the
300kstore, please do so. --
\RIZONA MAID QK COTTON: Women students interested in entering" The Arizona Maid of Cotton
:ontest may pick up applications in Dean Butler's office~ Qualifications: age, 19-23 as
)f December 26. 1968; 5'5"; single; resident of Arizona; a native of a cotton producing
state. Deadline for applications is March 10, 1968.
~ SERVICE FOR THE WEEK OF REGISTRATION: January 22 and 23 • none. January 24,25 and 26
3rill room service only from 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
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VOLUME 3 NUMBER 18
CALENDAR OF ~VENTS:
Noon
2:00 p.m.
10:45 a.m. Student Lounge
11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
12:15 p.m. 80-12.
12:30 p.m. Student Lounge
Courts
8:00 p.m. Away
12:00 SO-12
. Courts
12:15 p.m. SO-12
3:00 p.m. Student Union
1:00 p.m. 902 W. Glendale
P.E. 9
4:00 p.m. Dining Hall
Away
8:00 p.m. Home
Dining Hall
1:00 p.m. Away
8:00 p.m. Away
2:00 p.m. Home
3:30 p.m. Away
Away
2:00 p.m. Home
3:00 p.m. Student Union
8:00 p.m. Student Union
JANUARY
6 GOLF-Arizona State University
6 BASEBALL-Ariz. State University Frosh
8)
9)Palomar Tournament-California
10)
9 GOLF-University of Arizona
11 Bill Mauldin, Cartoonist, Lecture
15 G.C.C. Band Concert
29 Classes Resume
29 Drop-Add Begins
29 Tennis Team Meeting (Old &New Members)
30 BOOK REVIEW
Music: Cleta Faris
Reviewer: Mr. John Paul
30 Ski Club Meeting
30 I.F.C.C. Panel: Birth Control and
Pre-marital Sex
30 WARA Basketball
30 BASKETBALL-Eastern Arizona College
31 A.M. S. Meeting
1 WARA Basketball
1 A.W.S. Executive Board Meeting
1 Drop -Add Ends
2 Aquatics Club Meeting
2 Intramural Deadline-Soccer-Badminton
2 Registration Closes
2 WRESTLING·Arizona Western
2 BASKETBALL-Northern Ariz. U.-Frosh Team
2 Lettermen's Club Dance-After the Game
3 TRACK-Northern Ariz. University
3 BASKETBALL-San Diego City College
January
January
January
January
January
January
GlEnDRlE communlT~
Monday
Monday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday January
Tuesday January
Wednesday January
Thursday February
Thursday February
Thursday February
Friday February
Friday February
Friday February
Friday February
Friday February
Friday February
Saturday February
Saturday February
COMING EVENTS:
Tuesday February
Tuesday February
Thursday February
Friday February
Saturday February
Friday February
Sunday February
Thursday February
DROP/ADD: Drop-add begins Monday, January 29, at 12:00 and ends Thursday, February 1, at
3 p.m. This will be in the Student Union.
FOOD SERVICE HOURS: Cafeteria--lO:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.-----Daily
Grill Room- 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.-----Monday thru Thursday
5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Grill Room- 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.-----Friday
BOOKSTORE HOURS: The Bookstore will open for 2nd Semester - January 29, 8:00 a.m.-9 p.m.
daily except Friday - 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER: All regular services of the IMC are available Monday,
January 29, 1968. HOURS: 7:30 a.m. - 9 p.m.,. Monday thru Thursday
7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Friday
February 2 at 1:00 p.m. at the West-w~
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SPEECH TOURNAMENT: Congratulations to Ruth Mills, who brought home a 3rd place trophy in
impromptu speaking from the Mountain States Lower Division Speech Classic, held at Phoenix
College on January 19 and 20. With 11 colleges and universities participating, Ruth
qualified for the final.rounds in both extemporaneous and impromptu speaking. Other
Glendale students participating in the Tournament were: Karlsson Roth and Bob LaCoste in
Persuasive, Jan~t Smith, Mike Coker, and Bob LaCoste in Oral Interpretation, and Neil
Ravella, Terry Palmer, Duane Carr, and John Vail in Debate.
BOOK REVIEW: Mr. John Paul will review TOLSTOY by Henri Troyat on Tuesday, January 30, 1963
11:00 a.m. in the Student Lounge. Reviews are preceded by 15 minutes of music. Miss Cleta
Faris, a Glendale Comrtrlinit)tL.cbllege music major will be featute&·itl\ij:F,,~eek.r . .
SOPHOMORE.. TALENT.$H6w·:.. :.\ji;\~itED TALENT~ ~ Applic~'ti6ns for the'st~W6m6r~:"T~t~nt'<Shbw:~h:'e
avail~:pleat;~t.he Lnto~~~~~Rpdesk:n?w.. They will be due FebruaFY- ~q-rt:!es~~y. ~t: nooi~"
LETTERI1EN i S' ~LU~. FUl--ID"R.4:;I:S1ING 'DANCE; Febru8.:ry 2 after' the Cochise game . '.; 1\dmis'si'OuwiH be
50¢ a person. Music by "3rd Street Factory."
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AQUA'l'ICS, CLUB: A,,!eguJ.'3.r·;R~~·ti;~g wq~(1)e held',:r;~day,
side"T~nif Club'pool - 96Z,.W",: .Glendal;e. New.members
following meeting. For information 'call, 944·~2268.
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SKI CLUB: There will b~ a meeting at 12:\15 ,p.m. in SO,-1,2,. Bring dues - $l.OO,per semester
~nd $2.00,per'year. Everyone interested in skiing may come eve~ if you don"tknow how t.
'ski'~ , We 'will discuss a possible ski trip for February 4. ' "
be ,held in:SO-l'Z " on Monday, J:anuary'29 at' 2:00 p.m. for all
be there. If you, c,annot, make it, ple~s,e see Mr. Matz in .. , ' . - -. ,;'
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,. TEN~XS TEAM:: "Am.eeting' Will
" old ,a,nd new J;Ilembers. P1~ase
L 0-66 between 9 and 11 a.m.
INSTR.UCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER:
display case. These attractive
class, Ceramics I.
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15 G.C .C. Band Concert 8:00 p.m. Student Union
17 Family Night-Continuing Education 6:30 p.m. Student Center
24 Spring Leadership Conference 7:30 a.m. Campus
Tuesday February
Tuesday February
Tuesday February
Tuesday February
Thursday-' February
Thursday February
Thursday February
Friday February
Friday February
Friday February
F~iJay February
Friday February
Saturday February
Saturday February
Saturday February
Saturday February
Sunday February
Sunday February
COMING EVENTS:
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Saturday February
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS: ~ ~
Tuesday February 6 BOOK REVIEW ~
Music: Paula Markey, pianist 10:45 a.m. Student Lo~nge
Reviewer: Rabbi Moshe Tutnauer 11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
6 Phi Theta Kappa 11:00 a.m. SO-12
6 WARA Basketball Courts
6 GOLF-A.S.U. 2:00 p.m. Home
6 BASEBALL-Arizona State U. - Frosh 3:30 p.m. Away
8 A.W.S. ~eetinJ 12:15 p.m. SO-12
8 WARA Basketball Courts
8 BASEBALL-Palomar Tournament Away
9 A.W.S. Duo-State Convention Flagstaff
9 DEADLINE-Intramuml Entries-Table Tennis P.E. 9
9 GOLF -U. of Ariz. 2:00 p.m. Home
9 BASKETBALL-San Diego City College 8: 00 p.m. Away
9 BASEBALL-Palomar Tournament Away
10 A.W.S. Duo-State Convention Flagstaff
10 WRESTLING - U. of A. Frosh 5:00 p.m. Home
10 BASKETBALL-Grossmont College 8:00 p.m. Away
10 BASEBALL-Palomar Tournament 8:00 p.m. Away
11 A.W.S. Duo-State Convention Flagstaff
11 Bill Mauldin, Cartoonist, Lecture 3:00 p.m. Student Lounge
10:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. - Daily
7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. - Monday thru Thursday
5:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. - Friday
daily except Friday - 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Cafeteria
Grill Room
FOOD SERVICE HOURS:
Grill Room
BOOKSTORE HOURS: 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER: Hours 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. - Monday thru Thursday
7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. - Friday
BOOK REVIEW: Rabbi Moshe Tutnauer will review The Chosen by Potok on Tuesday, February 6,
1968 - 11:00 a.m. in the Student Lounge. Reviews are preceded by 15 minutes of music.
Miss Paula Markey, pianist, will be featured this week.
CARTOONIST. LECTURE: Bill Mauldin, noted cartoonist and satirist, will present a lecture
demonstration on Sunday, February 11, at 3:00 p.m. in the Student Lounge of the Student
Union Building. Mr. Mauldin will speak under the auspices of the Continuing Education
Asso~.iated Students' Artists' Series. Faculty members and students may obtain one free
ticket at the bookstore. Additional tickets may be obtained for $1.00.
STUDENT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE: Saturday, February 24, 1968, 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. at Glendale
Community College. All Associated Students, Student Officers, Club Officers, and those
interested in Student Government may attend.
The purpose of a leadership conference is to promote better student government by training
the student leaders. A leadership conference instructs these leaders in their duties and
acquaints them with their fellow leaders. This is accomplished through workshops and
similar types of discussion groups in which experienced participants can explain the
operations of student government and new participants can learn and ask questions. It is
designed for all persons who desire to take part in student government.
The. conference will begin with a seven a.m. breakfast. A dinner banquet will con~lude the
con£erenc'e activities!~:- There is no charge for any participant and all those interested
are urged to complete a simple application form. These may be obtained at the table in
the lobby of the Student Union or in the A.S. office (SO-2'). Deadline for applications
i$ F:(:i.-C1ay, Xel?ruary 9 ai- noon. .. .
SPEECH CONTE~T: First Prize $100.00 - Second Prize $50.00 - Third p~ize $25.00. Wh~ can
enter? Any student enrolled at Glendale Community College. What about the speech? The
speech should be persuasive. It should be on a subject of current interest; not more than
nine and not less than seven minutes long. The speech may not be read, however, notes may
be used. Both delivery and content will be judged. Where and Fhen? The preliminary round
of the speech contest will be held in L-35 at 2 p.m. on Monday, March 4 and Tuesday, March
5. The final round will be held in the Student Lounge at noon on Thursday, March 7. How
do I enter? Contact Dr. Lorenzini or Mr. Knowles for an entry blank.
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IFCC Panel Discussion
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Sophomore Talent Show
12
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Ski Club Meeting
BOOK REVIEW
Music: Linda Cummings-Cleta Faris
Reviewer: Dr. John Goff
13 Psychology Club Meeting
13 Veterans' Organization Meeting
13 Spanish Club Meeting
13 WARA Basketball
15 Veterans' Organiiatibn~Meeting
15 Phi Theta Kappa
15 A.W.S; Officer Faculty Luncheon
15 WARA Basketball
16 Aquatics Club Meeting
16 BASKETBALL-E.A.C.
16 WRESTLING-Mesa C.C. &P.C.
16 Fund Raisin~ Dance-After the Game
17 ACT Tests'
17 TRACK & FIELD - N.A.U.
17 Family Night-Continuing Education
17 BASKETBALL-Ariz. Western College
Tuesday February
Tuesday February
Tuesday February
Tuesday February
Thursday February
ThurBday February
Thurs(~.ay February
Thursday February
Friday February
Friday February
Friday February
Friday February
Saturday February
Saturday February
Saturday February
Saturday February
Cmm7G EVENTS; _~ • .,,0 _ ... _
Tuesday February
Saturuay February
Friday Har'ch
FIR~ EXTmguIsHERS: Please refrain from placing signs on fire extinguishers or glass
windows F:.:.ch are part of the storage area for fire fighting equipment.
YOU-CAN WIi:1 $500.00~ ~ If you are a woman student at Glendale Community College you are
eligible, For more information contact Jacque Sniffen, A.W.S. Treasurer, in SO-6 on Monday
11 a .0. to noon, Wednesday 3 to 5 p.m., Thursday 2 to 5 p.m.,and Friday 1 to 5 p.m.
~.W.s.~ QFFICE~-FACULTY Lm~CHEON: All faculty members and elected officers of the student
government organizations are invited to attend the A.W.S. Officer-Faculty Luncheon to be
held 11:45 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the east end of the dining hall. The purpose of this
function is to acquaint the faculty members with each other and with the student government
officers. The event will be February 15.
SOPHOMORE TALENT snow: Applications for the Sophomore Talent Show are available at the
information desk now. They will be due February 20 -- Tuesday -- at noon.
BOOK REVIEW: Dr. John Goff will review Lincoln's Sons by Ruth Painter Randall on Tuesday,
February 13, 1968 at 11 a.m. in the Student Lounge. Reviews are preceded by 15 minutes of
music. Linda Cummings, soprano, and Cleta Faris,pianist, will be featured this week.
PANEL ~ISCUSSIQ~: The I.F.C.C. will continue the panel discussion on Pre-marital Sex &
Eirth Control on Tuesday, February 20 at 12:20 in the Student Union.
PHI !FETA KAPPA: The meeting will be Thursday, February 15 in the Council Chambers at 11 a.m.
SPAN12li CLUB ~ETING: There will be a regular Spanish Club meeting Tuesday, February 13 at
3 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Future activities including a fund-raising project will be
discusEed, New members welcome.
SKI CLUB MEETTN~: Plans for a future ski trip will be discussed at the meeting on Monday,
Februilry 12 - noon '. SO-12.
VETERANS' SERVICE O~GANIZATION MEETINGS: Please attend on Tuesday, February 13 at 1 p.m. or
ThursdaY: February 15 at 9:30 a.m. in room 4 of the Student Union. Bring your coffee & snack.
PSYCHOLOGY. CLUB !ffiETING: An organizational meeting for this semester will be held on Tuesday,
February1-3, 8,t 12: 15 p ,m, in SO-12. Anyone interested in Psychology is encouraged to
attend. New officers will be elected. Any person who has attended G.C.C. for one semester
is eligible to run.
LOST~~~ If alq one has found a red birthstone ring in the Science Building, please return
it to Connie Rae Willmon or to the lost and found department located in the Dean of Students'
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Saturday February 24
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday -rebruary 19
Tuesday February 20
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COMING EVENTS:
Friday Narch
Sunday March 8:00 p.m. Student Lounge
FEBRUARY 19, 1968
12:00 SO-12
9:30 a.m. Council Chambers
10:45 a.m. Student Lounge
11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
12:20 p.m. Student Lounge
Courts
3:30 p.m. Home
8:00 p.m. Home
12:00 noon Student Union #4-5
12:15 p.m. Council Chambers
Courts
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4:00 p,m. Tucson
8:00 a,m.-4:00 p.m, Campus
9:00 a ,m, Student Lounge
Ski Club
Veterans I Club
BOOK REVIEW
Husic
Reviewer: Mr. Jack Hartley
Panel Discussion
\Vi\Ri\ Basketball
~1SEBALL - ASU Frosh
BASKETBALL - Mesa Community College
Co-Uni-Bus
Newman Club
WARA Basketball
Christian Scientists
GOLF - ASU
WRESTLING - State JC Tournament
BASKETBALL - Phoenix College
WRESTLING - State JC Tournament
TRi\CK &FIELD - Arizona Relays
Spring Leadership Conference
Veterans' Club Dance
1 Sophomore Talent Show
3 Artists' Series Councert
February: ·U
February 22
February 23
Wed.
Thursday
Friday
SOPHOhORE TALENT SHOW: WE NEED TALENT!! Applications for the Sophomore Talent Show are
available at the information desk now. They will be due February 20th, Tuesday at noon.
VETERAN'S CLUB: The Veterans Tl Service Organization is holding its annual "Package Deal"
membership drive from now through Friday, March 1st. One low price of $2.50 gives you a
one year membership and allows you and your entire family to att~d the big 1/4-lb. char­broiled
hamburger and hot dog roast at North Mountain Park on Mar~h 3rd from 12:00 noon
Itil? Remember you and your family, or girl friend, will get al~ you can- eat plus a one­year
membership for only $2.50. Membership may be paid in the bookstore (Acct, #880).
Current members are already paid and are urged to attend. It's a deal you can't afford
to miss.
NEW~~N CLUB: ATTENTION all Newmanites! There will be a general meeting this Thurs9ay,
February 22 at 12:15 p.m. in the Council Chambers. Pictures will be taken and new officers
will be introduced. New members most welcome!
YOU CAN WIN $500.00:: If you are a woman student at Glendale Community College you are
eligible. For more information contact Jacque Sniffen, A.W,S. Treasurer, in 80-6 on Monday
11: a.m. to noon, Wednesday 3 to 5 p.m., Thursday 2 to 5 p,m., and Friday 1 to 5 p.m,
STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION: The SN&\ will hold a meeting on Friday, February 23
at 12:15 p.m. in SO-12. At this meeting new officers will be elected. All present members
and all persons interested in becoming members are urged to attend.
INC CERIHiICS EXHIBIT Solute to \Varren Gentry, Chairman of the i\rt Department, for his out­standing
work in bringing noteworthy exhibits to Glendale Community College! These exhibits
have immeasurably enhanced the total cultural and educational milieu of the students and
community at large.
The current display of ceramics by Don Schaumburg and Myron Webster
(February IS-March 30) in the INC is well worth viewing.
ARIZO~\ ~~ID OF COTTON: Women students interested in entering the A~izona Naid of Cotton
contest may pick up applications in Dean Butler's office. Qualifications: age, 19-23 as
of December 26, 1968; 5 1 5"; single; resident of Arizona; a native of a cotton producing
state. Deadline for applications is Narch 10, 1968.
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BOOK REVIEW
Music: Dr. Harper
Review: Dr. Robert Gulick, Jr.
WARA Basketball
GOLF-Mesa C.C.
TENNIS-Women's--Mesa C.C.
lENNIS-Mesa C.C.
BASEBALL-Mesa C.C.
Intramural Deadline-Softball,Track
BASEBALL-Mesa C.C.
Intramural Track Meet
Co-Uni-Bus
WARA Basketball
CURRENT ISSUES-Dr. John Grebe 11:00 a.m.
Space Knowledge 1:00 p.m.
29 Intramural Track Meet 4:00 p.m.
29 Christian Scientist Club Meeting 4:15 p.m.
1 GOLF-Nevada Southern 12:00
1 S.N.E.A. Meeting 12:00
1 Veterans' Service Organization Meeting 1:00 p.m.
1 Aquatics Club Meeting 1:00 p.m.
1 TENNIS-N.A.U. 2:00 p.m.
1 WRESTLING-State A.A.U. Tournament
1 Sophomore Talent Show
2 TENNIS -Grossmont Jr. College
2 TENNIS-Women's--Cochise
2 TRACK-Long Beach Relays
2 GOLF-Nevada Southern
2 WRESTLING-State A.A.U. Tournament
3 Artists' Series-Dorothy Beeson~Sopr8no 8:00 p.m.
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ALEND OF EVE~
[onday February 26
'uesday February 27
'uesday
~uesday
:uesday
~uesday
:uc.:.C:ay
:uesday
rednesday
1ednesday
:hursday
:hursday
~hursday
~hursday February
~hursday February
~riday l1arch
~riday March
~riday March
~riday March
~riday March
~riday March
?riday March
;aturday March
)aturday March
;aturday March
;aturday March
iaturday March
)unday March
:OMING EVENTS:
M.onday March
rhursday March
• ,,' • " '. • ,:,',. 'I ,',' (,' :" :AMPtlS PARKING LOTS: All cars drive,n ,to the. campus must be registered and mus't'd'{splay
parking stickers. Parking stickers are available 'hom the parking' lot:atti:endants.r .
~LL CAMPUSQRGANIZATIONS: All approved student organizations operating on campus must turn
their money into the cashier, have issued to ;their club a student activity ac;cout}tnumber,
and pay their bills by student activity' requi:sitiion.':: This rule applies to all student
organizations whether they are operating on funds provided by the student budget or are
9perating on their own earnings. All questions concerning this information should be referred
to Mr. Tayl.or.
BOOK REVIEW: Dr. Robert Gulick, Jr. will review Aspects 2i Islamic Civilization by A. J.
~rberry (The Moslem World Depicted Through Itf> Literature) on Tuesd~y, February 27, 1968 at
11:00 a.m. in the Student Lounge. Reviews arep,receded by 15 tIJ.il'\utes of music. Dr. Harper,
chairman of the music department, will be featured this week. .
LOST AND FOUND - SO"#l - DEAN PIERSON'SOFF1CE: Boys class ring ~ please :c;omein to identify.
Several pair of glasses, sun and other. Brown Wallet & I.D. Card. Textbooks, notebooks and
other 'miscellaneous items. -:,.:;:!'
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'tOt! .CAN WIN $500.00~ ~ If you are a,':woman student a,t.Glendal~ <:;ommunity cotlege you are
elJgrbl:I1.F;o;(:mC?i:'·e informa~l~o.n co~#~c:t Jacque Sni~feri,,, A.V( ~s.. Treasurer, in SO-6 .On Monday
11 a.m. to noon, Weclnesday 3 to 5 p.m., Thursday 2 to .5 p.m.: and Friday 1 to 5 p.m.'
DRAMA PRODUCTI6N:.:I~ehe~i-sa:i'~'::h:a~~,,1;)egun for "Life ~ith Fath~r" ~. This delightful comedy about
an old fashi91,led fat;nily will:be pk~seJ?;i:ed by the l?ramaPr6ticl2tion Group under the direction' of
~r. Peter Oversoll;. Date~£or the 'pe.r~()rmances'will be March 2i,22 and 23 at 8 ~p:in. A
matinee will be presented 9-t:l Thursd~y''-Rarch 21 at'2Lp:~m'~:"Alf'performances will be held in
the Student Center. Don't:)miss it~~' 'Ie: c' .. : .::;; ..•. , '. . ,'.
'tHE ROt.LNOOD PALACE COMES TO G.C.C. ~ Be at the Sophomore Talent Show, Friday, March 1 at
7:30 p.m. in the Student Union-oIning Hall. Bring your I.D. CONTINUED ON BACK
:HESSCLUB TO BE REORGANIZED: Because of weak student interest, the Chess Club was inactive
h,lring:t'h; firSt,semeste.r~ Howe~,er"a number of students, have satd that they worild' like to "
.articipa.t~ in, trhe,!clubfpr the rema,inder of the~cl.1.ool yesJ;'. ,,:r~ you' would like: to become a
ie:mper o~:,rtb:eG;;c:.Ci~,.<::he§,sClub, plea$e,giv~ Yf>Ul: nam(a;~ alorg,w~thj~'~~c~ed1jle 6f free hbll~~,
:0 Frank Como, Chess Club Sponsor. Office 119 ' " , ' ' ."
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fETEAANS' ORGANIZATION: A speaker,from the(.Vetera~s', Administratio~ wi'ii be'-o~: campus
'riday, M8.rch 1 ,to discuss the benefits available under; tlw, G.1. Bill. The Veterans' '
'ervice Organiz,ation is sponsoring this discussion in the Student Union Council Chambers
It 1 p.m., All '~eterans are urged to attend.
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:orlcerningthe>next trip and rummage sale~, Marking party f~rsale i~ on weekenidb'f the' !ina:
ieet iit' 8-0:1;2 :at' noon..: '-"'-/- ",:,-.~: ' ", " ".',!
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~3-at lrioon in 56":12' ' , , "" ":i, ' "i'it r: ;,
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:he patio betw~ntheio\irtg~'·atid'cafetetia. A fund raisingp'toject for 'tbecarnival' will ": ' . :'"/' -" r I
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MARCH 4 1968
2:00 p.m. L-35
R.N. 3:00 p.m• Studftn~ Union #4-5
10:45 a.m. Student Lounge
11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
2:00 p.m. L-35
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GLEnDALE communlT~ COLLEGE
Avenue
Speech Contest Preliminary Round
AWARE Guest Speaker - Miss Gabrielson,
. BOOK REVIEW
Music: Cleta Faris, pianist
Revie\ler: Reverend Ray Manker
Speech Contest Preliminary Round
GOLF-Phoenix College
TENNIS-Wowen's--Grand Canyon
BASEBALL-Phoenix College
Intramural Deadline-Weightlifting
BASEBALL-Phoenix College
G.C.C. Band Concert
AJCSGA Convention
Current Issues - John Murray
Co-Uni-Bus
Sophomore Executive Meeting
Phi Theta Kappa
TENNIS-Grand Canyon College
Christian Science Organization Meeting
Dean's List Banquet
WRESTLING-National J. C. Tournament
Speech Contest-Final Round
AJCSGA Convention
GOLF-Arizona Western
TENNIS-Women's--Cochise
D~"'!"'~ -Spr.)!isor~d· by A.F.S.
WRESTLING-National J. C. Tournament
AJC~GA Convention
GOLF-College of the Desert
TBACK-Wentern New Mexico
BASEBALL-U. of A. Frosh.
WRESTLING- National J. C. Tournament
MID TERM EXAMS--NO CLUB MEETINGS OR SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
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ALENDAR OF EVENTS:
.onday '. '-:~'~J:ch 4
:onday Mp-rch. 4
uesday March 5
'uesday March 5
'uesday March 5
'uesday March 5
'uesday March 5
rednesday March 6
'ednesday March 6
rednesday March 6
'hursday March 7
'hursday March 7
'hursday March 7
'hursday March 7
'hursday March 7
~h1'''sday March 7
:hursday March 7
:hursday March 7
:hursday March 7
:hursday March 7
'riday Harch 8
'riday March 8
'riday March 8
'riday March 8
'riday Harch 8
:aturday March 9
iat.urday March 9 \ .
laturday March 9
laturday March 9
laturday March 9
:mUNG EVENTS:
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lab:h 14:: ~': ~
larch 21,22,23
larch 24
)ETITION TO GRADUATE: ·A1Jj'fCstudertts whO- will be 'eUgib1e to gtaduate·thi.s May .JIlUstfile ~•.
'Pe-tition to GraduatEl!' in the Reg;istrat'ion ,O·ff;ce ". While the "Qffici.a.li deadl~t:le; .is April.1,
It. win :be appJ:eGiaf~:d i'f ;this~ :is,£iled ;as soo·n· as; p,ossible,' , For.P1s .a.t:·~:avaq~ble,in the
legistration Office. .' .
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;Qn~es(f~~pm up applicati6n~ritifD'E~anButi!et'(soffice. Q\1~1ificafiionsi!(>fage; 19-23 'as of
)a6·emb~!i:'·:26~,:.19~8; 51 5"; single (r~'sident"of Ar:l'iona; a native of a 'coft'on::'pr;oc!uting state:
)eadliI1.e ~f6t;'lipplication~: is lfa'tch)~lO,:1968:· .L.: ~ ',~. . ::.:'; .f. ~:,';(:'
~OOK g~VIEW: .Reverend Ray Manker ,.w.Ul reviewTijECOLLECTIVE DREAM IN_ART by Walter H. Abell
)n :u,~sday:.)March 5, 1968 fat. 11 :·00 a,om. in the Stuclent Lounge. Reviews. areprecede4 by 15
:.:. no1;:es of music • 'Miss eleta. Faris..•.pianistwill be ,featured this week., .
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ATTENTION ~ SEMESfffiRjHISTORY STUDENTS~ ~ Those stude.nts whotook,th~ Fa~ Eastern History
Coursiel'test last 'seme:s.teitvshould c'ontarct Dr..•: ·Mikus for cheir. SCo.r,e:s~,.; ',J!
DRAIv"JADEPARTMENT: thi Da~' (family lo~~~( him';' and so wiil you."The: Drama! Depa~t;mentinvites
you to take a look at Life With Father on ~~rch 21,22, & 23 at 8:15 p.m. Mr. Peter Overson
is doing an exceHet:i!:, j01::>9f bringlng ..Cl~rence pay to life. Don't miss it~
iMPORTAN:~ NOTI~l£~ ~ :Iti· t-:J,~. 'decided by "~h~ Executive~iBo~rd of t:n,~' SoPh~~or~;;~.l~SS.~hat ,due
to a lack of time it would be impossible to conduct the Spring Semi-Formal. It was also
decided that sugge'stions ,from all stud;ent:s;,at G~C.C.•. wou1d·bewelcomet:o':r;p;onsider~ti.on of
a' top musfcal guest 'orl~r.Qup such a~~ohnny,Rive1!s,:'the L-et·te·rmen J.. .et~., Suggestions.sl~pu~d
be submitted to THE SUG':'ESTION BOX AT THE INFORMATION DESK this week. Other suggestions"
were (The Mamas and The Papas, The Sandpipers, The Turtles) and The Brothers Four).
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.E.D. Dr. Lange has been:a.ppointed chief examiner for G.E.D~ te/·ting·at Glendale Community
ollege. Further information may be obtained from Dr. LAnge at the·counselirig'office.
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!.S83ALL: G.C.C.' has played 7' games this season with 3 wins and 4 games 10sL' :Conference
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tanding land 1. Next home gamei$ March 5 against Phoenix Gollege. SUPPORT YOUR TEAM,
TTZ!;n THE GAMES ~ .~ .
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CU Ci\N WIN $500. ~ ~ If you are a woman student at Glendale Community College you are
:ligible:-formore inform~tion cQ'[\tact Jacque Sniffen, A~W .S. Treasurer, in 50-6 on Monday
.1 a.m. 'tonoon;Wednesdaf'3 to 5 p.m., Thursday 2 to 5 p.m., and Friday 1 to 5p.in. iT:;'."
'oW .A'.R .E. Miss' Gabrielsc>ri, Executive Di-rector of Nursing 'Eft :Gbod'Samaritan Hospital will
~peakMonday, March 4 at 3~ 00' p.m. in rooms 4 and sr All students interested ':1:n;'Nursing
:or allied medical fields') as a career, ar:eirivi:ted>to:;:~t'tend.;:~
IHI ~. KAPPA: All members:' o.f Ph:lTheta Kappa who. hav~ jnot picked up.~~eir meII\qr~s,htll,.'
~ards may do so in thtf,counsel~ng offiFetl.•. Those members who ordered Phi Th~,ta K;~p~l'jewe)..ry
J!-Y pick them up in Dr. Langes office •.. ,The nexl!: regu,~~r meeting will be he~d[ o~ Thursday, .
larch 7 at 2 p.m. in room 50-12. .
rETERAN5 I SERVICEOR:GANlZATION:The picnic planned 'by the Vet~n:anst Service' OrganiZ'ation for
lUnday, March..,] has been post'::poned unt'flMareh 17 .'knYbrte interested ina ,.years' membersnip
uid:a free' \ pound hamburger picnic for your eritite :falrilily' may pay at the ;'B'dokaiore (aect.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
MARCH 11, 1968
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Drama Production
DrUli:13 Production Matinee
Leslie Frost, Lecture
MID TERM EXAMS-NO CLUB MEETINGS OR SaCLI\L ACTIVITIES
MID TERM EXAMS ·1/) CLUB MEETINGS OR SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
BOOK REVIEW
Music: Miss Paula Markey, pianist
Reviewer: Dr. Carl Sauer
12 TENNIS-Phoenix College
13 MID TERl1 EXAMS -NO CLUB MEETmGS OR
14 MID TERM EXA¥1S -NO CLUB MEETINGS OR
14 Marine Corps Officer on Ca~pus
14 CURRENT ISSUES-Judge Walter Cr~ig
liThe Warren Commissionll
15 S.N.E.A. Meeting
15 Aquatics Club
15 GOLF-University of Arizona
15 DANCE -Spani.sh Club Sponsors
16 TENNIS-Cochise Junior College
16 GOLF-Cochise Junior College
16 Df.5::-::·3ALL-Cochise Jr. College (Dol!b1eheaclcz)
16 TRACK-A.J.C. Conference Relays
March
March
March
March
Narch
VOLUME 3 NUMBER 24
Friday March
Friday March
Friday March
Friday }1arch
Saturday March
Saturday March
Saturday l1arch
Saturday March
COMJ;.NG EVEN~S:
M~=ch 21, 22, 23
March 21
March 24
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
CALENDAR. O-F-E-VE-NT-S:
MonGay March 11
Tuesday March 12
Tuesday March 12
GlEnDRlE
~J~n~~ gORPS QF~.!~~1l ¥'2Q.gB.A~t~_: There will be representatives fro:n t::<; Marine Corps Officer
Progra:::ns in the Student Union on March 14. They will be h~:"P7 to (;iSC',l;3S these programs
with any interested students.
Nl::R~YJQ. CURRICllI:.liH: Students presently enrolled who e:re inte::::ested i.n being considered for
the nursing curriculem: fall, 1968, please contact the Adt::issic:'ls C£fi~e.
YOU CA~ W~R ~500<~~ If you are a WOT~n student at Glendale CO~illnity College you are
eligible. For r::Tce info::mation contact Jacque Sn.iffen, A.vLSo Treas,:n::er, in SO-6 on Honday
11 a.m. to noon, Wednesday 3 to 5 p.m., Thursday 2 to 5 p.m., end Friday 1 to 5 p.m.
LIFE WITH FATHER: Come to see Life With Father ~nd find mlt how yo'']' vJill look to "your"
great grancichTldren~ There wilCl)e-asncak previcH on Thursday, lhrch 21, at 2 p.m. Tickets
will be on sale at the Bookstore for $1.00. Evening perfc=na~cc3 begin at 8:15 p.m. on
March 21, 22, 23, 1968 in the Student Center.
ATTENTION ALL S,N.E.A. r~MBERS~ All those interested in atts~di~g the conference at
A.S·~U .F;idaY aI':dS~~rd.·;Y-:M;-rch29 and 30 please attend the rLeti::g t,J be held in room
SO-12, Friday, March 15 at noon.
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BOOK REV IE\v
Music: Paula Markey, pianist
,Reviewer: Mr. Lyle Walcott
WARA Badminton
BASEBALL-Ariz. Western (Doubleheader)
TENNIS -Women's - A.S. U.
Co-Uni-Bus
GOLF-Arizona State University
Intramural Weight lifting
WARA Badminton
Drama Performance "Life With Father"
AWARE Meeting
BASEBALL-Mesa Jr. College, Colorado
TENNIS-Grand Canyon College
Christian Science Organization Meeting
Drama Performance "Life With Father"
Drama Scholarship Auditions-Mr. Hayford
Drama Production "Life With Father"
TRACK-Mesa Community College
Drama Production "Life With Father"
Lesley Frost "Poetry of Robert Frost"
Tuesday March 19
Tuesday March 19
Tuesday March 19
Wednesday March 20
Wednesday March 20
Wednesday March 20
Thursday March 21
Thursday March 21
Thursday March 21
Thursday March 21
Thursday March 21
Thursday March 21
Thursday March 21
Friday March 22
Friday March 22
Saturday March 23
Saturday March 23
Sunday March 24
COMING EVENTS:
Monday March 25 Square Dance Exhibition 8:00 p.m. Student Center
Wednesday March 27 AWS Chicken Dinner 6:30 p.m. Student Center
Saturday March 30 Kadimah Dancers (Artists' Series) 8:00 p.m. Gym
$250 SCHOLARSHIP: The Arizona Council of Epsilon Sigma Alpha will award a $250 scholarship
to a woman student for the 1968-69 academic year. The award may be applied toward tuition,
registration, fees, books, dormitory fees or any other college-connected expense. This
scholarship is awarded in addition to any other grants or scholarships the recipient may
earn. The award will be cancelled if the recipient does not maintain a "B" average or if
she should conduct herself so as to be a discredit to her school. For further information,
see Miss Boerner, 0-25, any day at 10 a.m. or at noon, Monday-Wednesday-Friday.
SCHOOL RINGS: Any student desiring a school ring for graduation should place the order with
the Bookstore before April 15, 1968. This will insure delivery before graduation.
BOOKSTORE SALE: The Bookstore is having a Spring Sale on sweat shirts. Come in and see our
sale table~
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Tuesday ]March 19
YOU CAN WIN $500~~ If you are a woman student at Glendale Community College you are eligible.
For more information contact Jacque Sniffen, A.W.S. Treasurer, in SO-6 on Monday 11 a.m. to
noon, Wednesday 3 to 5 p.m., Thursday 2 to 5 p.m., and Friday 1 to 5 p.m.
HOCKEY NIGHT-MARCH 29, 1968: The Associated Students have purchased 300 hockey tickets for
the March 29 Phoeni~Roadrunner-San Diego Gulls game. All tickets will be distributed on
a first-come-first-serve basis on Monday, March 25 beginning at 10 a.m. in the Student Union
Lobby. All students may obtain one ticket upon presentation of their 1.0. card. Take
advantage of this opportunity to see the Roadrunners in their final weekend appearance of
the season.
ATTENTION WOMEN OVER 25: If you are interested in the Association for Women's Active Return
to ~ducation, there will be an A.W.A.R.E. meeting Thursday, March 21, at 2:15 p:m. in room
SO-12. All women interested are urged to come help us formulate future plans.
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21,;,1968,." ,Ct ;:1":.1' " ':';)Un1( , ' ';
GEIfTlfSTING AND ,~6AfB "'h:SttNC~ ';Glendale commd~ity College is 'now :preptir~d:;to assist: 'those
persons' rl~~d.~iig:, ci Jl1gh 'School' equivalence cei't'ifica:te" Arty';piirson meetirlg' theest::a:blished
ag~ c.~~t~i~~r,!fla,ya~tempt,~he GE,D Test by registerirlg for' the' testin' the'CotiIlseling' center.'
Th~ age i:efiiii'remerit is' that:: one must have rt~a:ched'hisi9thi:tI,i'rthday~" Fbi:' those"claiididates:
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;.•the GeneralAptitudeT.est Battery (GATB) is now ·available to G.C .C. students. This is the
sa1lle v;Qc~tionally oriented aptitude test given by the Arizona State Employment Service.
~nyone. interested in learning more about his aptitude strengths and weaknesses may make
ar~~ngements for the GATB by contacting the Counseling Center.
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Band Co~~ert > Glendale Community College
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Hockey Tickets Available
I.D. Card Pictures (Last Day)
Square Dance Exhibition
Hockey Tickets Available
BOOK. REVIEW SERIES/i ,
Music: Mike Tweedy-Paula MarkeytMr.
Speaker: Mr. David Payne ,/ ./
26 WARA Badminton,',
26 Slide showing - Germany, Yugosl~via
27 Hockey Tickets Available I
27 Co-Dni-Bus Meeting
27 AWS Chicken Dinner
28 CURRENT ISSUES -Jessie St6kes-"Nai'cotics" ./ ..
28 WARA Badminton .",
28 Spanish Club Meeting,/ .. "
28 Christian Scientists,/Meeting,.,i'
29 Aquatics Club Meet~fig , .
29 Women's Varsity-Ea.stern Arizona
29 TRACK-'Cypress anq,....Chaffy.,/
29 BASEBALL-Marine ,Corps R¢cruiting Depot
29 Phi Theta Kapp~/ Initiat'ion & Banquet
29 ROADRUNNER HOe-KEY .'
30 National Ger~~ln Test,'"
30 TENNIS -East~rn.Ariz.,;' Jr. College
30 BASEBALL-E,astern At'izona College (2)
30 Artists' Seri~s:/Kadimah Dancers
March
March
March
March
March
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llesday
llesday
llesday March
llesday March
ednesday March
ednesday March
ednesday March
tlUrsday March
bursday March
hursday March
hursday Harch
riday March
riday March
riday March
riday March
riday March
nc1ay March
:lturday March
3.tur<~ay March
:1.turda,y March
3.turday March
-)M-IrG- EVENTS: --~,._- 3.turday April 6
ri.-Sat.-Sun. April
hursday April 25
application to
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2-5, Frio 1-5.
ruDENT LD. CARDS: Honday-;1'oday is the last day that pictures for Student 1. D. Cards will
e taken. If you have never/had your picture taken for an 1. D. Card, pictures will be taken
rt L-27 at 11: 30 a.m. A--L.S-,,i', if your picture HAS been taken, CLAIM YOUR CARD 50-1.
)ST AND FOUND: There ar~ many things accumulating in the Dean of Students' Office. If you
re missing anything in the way of clothing, books, jewelry, glasses, slide rules, etc.,
beck with us. We maY,have what belongs to you.
:IE END IS NEAR~~ If,"'you are a woman student and you haven't filled out an
in the $500 and other prizes, it's getting late. The deadline is March 31.
rtformation contact Jacque Sniffen in SO-6 on Monday 11-12, Wed. 3-5, Thurs.
rTENTION BIG-LITTLE SISTERS: AWS Chicken Dinner, March 27 - Student Union - 6:30-9:00 p.m.
3.sual Dress - Come to have fun, fun, fun~
:lRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION: Meeting of the Christian Science Organization will be held
~ FA-4 at 4:15 p/m. on March 28.
~M13ERS OF PHI 'l;HETA KAPPA: The S..pJing Initiation ~lnc1 o.inl}~_!" will be held Friday, March 29
t 5: 30 p.m. iIf" the Student Union Lounge. The initiation will be followed by the dinner which
s free to all.,\",members. Please try to attend.
~ANIS~ CLUB ~ETING: There will be a regular Spanish Club meeting on Thursday, March 26 at
: 00 p.m. In,A:he patio of the Student Union Building. A project for the I.C.C. Fiesta and
~e sympo#i~fu at Phoenix College will be discussed.
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CLASSES RESUME
AWARE Guest Speaker
I.C.C. Fiesta
Artist's Series-Phoenix
Tuesday April
Tuesday April
Wednesday April
Wednesday April
\-lednesday April
Wednesday April
Wednesday April
Thursday April
Thursday April
Thursday April
Thursday April
Thursday April
Friday April
Saturday April
Saturday April
Saturday April
Sunday April
COMING EVENTS:
Tuesday April 9
Wednesday April 10
Thurs.-Tues Apr. 11
~ednesday April 17
Wednesday April 17
Friday April 19
Saturday April 20
CkLENDA
Monday
Monday
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Tuesday
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Take advantage
$100 SCHOLARSHIP: AiResearch Manufacturing Co. is offering two $100 scholarships for next
year for engineering majors. Applicants must register at G.C.C. next year and carry a
minimum of 12 hours each semester. Applications are available in the Counseling Office.
Deadline for returning them is Friday, April 5, 1968.
WOMEN STUDENTS: The Glendale Chamber of Commerce is seeking a Miss Glendale~ Qualifications:
between 18-28 years of age, single and have never been married, Arizona resident 6 months or
more; and be a resident of Glendale, or work in Glendale, or attend school here. Winner
will compete in the Miss Arizona contest. Deadline for entries: Noon, Tuesday, April 9
in the Chamber of Commerce Office, 5708 West Glendale Avenue.
OPERA WORKSHOP: Camelot will be presented on April 5 and 6 by the Opera ~orkshop and
Madrigal Singers. The presentations will be open to students and public free of charge;
however, reservations may be obtained by picking up tickets in the bookstore. People
holding tickets will be admitted first.
wOULD YOU LIKE TO IMPROVE YOUR READING ABILITY? The G.C.C. Reading Clinic
Ivednesday,~Friday 12-1 p.m. Any student who needs assistance should
above time. Mr. L. Smith will be available to help those who request it.
of this opportunity!!
A NATIONAL SECREtARIES WEEK luncheon will be held on Thursday, April 25, in the Student
Union for all women students interested in business. Mrs. Alicia King, an Assistant
Vice-President of the Valley National Bank, will be the featured speaker. Watch future
bulletins for more .details!.,.
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'on'A-pril 27'~ meet in the gymnasJum Monday,~;Aprp 1, at 12.,1'5 ,p.m. ,',',' -r;:;r.; '"
ALL"MEMBERS OF PHI THETA KAPPA: There will be a general'ineeting on Thursday, April 4 'at
~- ·p~~'m. in ';tJ:t;e S,J:udent Union. Coupcil Chflmbers •. Nominations for new officers will be taken
at this tiliiefor the election dh Tuesday, Apri19;~ .~n,;/; r j T
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AWAR11:;"MEETING: Tuesday, April 2,:, p;15 p.m. in SO-l? ,Di.scussion of Dr. Joan Fagerburg's
vfsi~w:nlbe.held. She is Assista.Q.t,Dean of Stude.ntA.ctivities -at. Not;,t;:l1;laa;-n ,Ariz.ona
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