Glendale Community College Student Bulletin, Volume 04, Numbers 1-35. September 10, 1968 - May 26, 1969. Includes Special Summer Edition from June 10, 1968

              GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIBRARY
600 west Olive Avenue
Glendale, Az 85301
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
STUDENT BOLLETIN
Volumen 4 N° 1- 35
JUNE 10, 1967
1968-1969
INSTRUCTIOiJ!~1
SPECIAL
SUHMER
EDITION
JUNE 10. 1968
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·:sTZRIAtS CENTER SU}ThffiR HOURS--The IHe will be open to faculty and students
June lO-August 10) 7:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Honday -F r iday
REGISTRA7ION IN~OBMATTON:
E-V--EN--IN-G- June 10-August 2) 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Monday-Thursday
Any student who is entitled to a full or pa:tia1 refund must submit such a request to
Mrs. Saban in the Registration Office no later than June 28) 1968. Forms are available
in the Registration Office.
Registration for second term will be July 10, 11) and 12.
Remember susrr~r school registration does not substitute for fall registration.
All students who did E££ attend classes during second semester 1967-68 must apply or
re-apply for admission to the college.
SU}~ffiR SNACK BAR HOURS:
~ The Snack Bar will be open Monday - Friday
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6000 We st 0Iiv[3 Rvenu eSEPTEMBER 10, 1968
GLEnORlE conlmunlT~ COLLEGE
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Tuesday 10 REGISTRATION BEGINS
Tuesday 10 AWS Apple Day
Wednesday 11 REGISTRATION
Thursday 12 REGISTRATION
Friday 13 REGISTRATION
Friday 13 A.S. All School Mixer (Dance for Everyone) 9 p.m. -12 Student Union
Monday 16 LATE REGISTRATION FEE BEGINS
Monday 16 CLASSES BEGIN
Wednesday 18 LAST DAY TO ADD A NEW COURSE
Wednesday 18 Cheerleader Tryouts 3 p.m. Gymnasium
Wednesday 18 REGISTRATION CLOSES (Day &Evening) 4 p.m.
Friday 20 AMS Night I (Dance) 9 p.m.-12 Student Union
Saturday 21 Cross Country-Long Beach Invitational 11 a.m. Away
Saturday 21 Football-Imperial Valley 8 p.m. Away
BOOKSTORE: The Bookstore will be open September 16 for sale of textbooks. Hours are 7:30
a.m. - 9 p.m. except Friday - 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
FOOD SERVICE HOURS BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 16: Snack Bar 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Cafeteria 10:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m.
The Cafeteria serving area is between the cafeteria dining room and the snack bar dining room.
TENNIS TE~1 SCHOLARSHIP: Would those students who are interested in obtaining a tennis
scholarship see Mr. Harry Matz as soon as possible. Mr. Matz will be available on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Friday in Science 13.
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS DANCE: All G.C.C. students are invited to attend the All School ~1ixer
on Friday 13, 9 p. m. -12. Mus ic wi 11 be furnished by the "Red White and Blues" and the
"Backyard Blues-Band." There will also be a light show by Loren Thompson. Free admission
with presentation of your number 8 card. Free refreshments - BRING A GUEST.
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IBIENVENIDOS! Come celebrate the opening of school at the AWS Big-Little Sister Pinata
Party and Patio Fashions, October 1. A Mexican food dinner will be served, followed by a
back-to-school fashion show by PLAZA THREE. The dress is casual (bermudas, capris or shifts)
The time is 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. All women students, women faculty and staff are invited.
ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS DANCE: The A.M.S. will sponsor a dance Friday, September 20. All
students of Glendale Community College are invited to attend. ~~sic will be provided by
the "Red White and Blues." Refreshments will be served. Admission will be by your number
8 card, which was received during registration. Students bringing dates who are not. students
at G.C.C. will be responsible for their dates behavior.
QUEEN CANDIDATES~ The Phoenix J.C. 's are sponsoring a Hydroplane Race at Lake Pleasant on
September 29, 1968. They are looking for a queen to reign over the day's activities. If
you are 18 years old or over, and single - you are eligible to compete. For further
information, see Dean Butler, SO-4.
ATTENTION! ! !
GRILL ROOM -
FOOD SERVICE HOURS FOR THE
WEEK OF REGISTRATION ARE AS
FOLLOWS:
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Gymnasium
P.E. GA-3
Student Union
Away
Away
Monday 16
Monday 16
Monday 16
Tuesday 17
Wednesday 18
Wednesday 18
Wednesday 18
Thursday 19
Friday 20
Saturday 21
Saturday 21
LATE REGISTRATION FEE BEGINS
CLASSES BEGIN
Cheerleading practice
Cheerleading practice
L~ST DAY TO ADD A NEW COURSE
Cheerleader Tryouts
REGISTRATION CLOSES (Day &Evening)
G.C.C. Lettermen Meeting
M·tS Night I (Dance)
CROSS COUNTRY-Long Beach Invitational
FOOTBALL-Imperial Valley
FOOD SERVICE HOURS:
-Sn-ac-k-B-a-r 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to
Cafeteria 10:45 a.m. to
p.m.
3 p.m.
3 p.m.
4 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
9 p.m. -12
11 a.m.
8 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
1: 15 .m.
GymnaSIum
Gymnasium
COMING EVENTS:
Mon. thru Thurs. 23-24-25-26
Saturday 28
ACTIVITIES FAIR
FOOTBALL-Palomar
11:30 a.m.-l p.m. Student Union Mall
8 p.m. Home Game
STUDENT PARKING: All students coming North on 59 Avenue or from the East on Olive Avenue
are requested to park in the NORTH PARKING LOT. Those students coming from the West on Olive
should park in the SOUTH LOT.
STUDENT BULLETIN: News articles for the Student Bulletin are due Friday at 9 a.m. Student
Bulletins are issued weekly on Monday. Articles must be submitted in writing to Dean Butler's
Office, 50-4.
FROSH CLASS PETITIONS: Petitions for Frosh class elections will be available at 9 a.m.
Monday, September 23. Anyone wishing to run for frosh class officer should pick up a petition
in 50-1 during that week. Petitions are due Friday, September 27 at noon. For further
information check with the Dean of Students.
ASSOCIATED MEN STUDENTS DANCE: The A.M.S. will sponsor a dance Friday, September 20. All
stude~~~ of G~e~dale Co~unity College are invited to attend. Music will be provided by the
"Red tqhite and Blues. II Refreshments will be served. Admission will be by your number 8 card,
which was received during registration. Students bringing dates who are not students at
G.C.C. will be responsible for their dates behavior.
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,BIENVENIDOS! Come celebrate the opening of school at the AWS Big-Little Sister Pinata
Party and Patio Fashions, October 1. A Mexican food dinner will be served, followed by a
back-to-school fashion show by PLAZA THREE. The dress is casual (bermudas, capris or shifts).
The time is 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. All women students, women faculty and staff are invited.
QUEEN CANDIDATES: The Phoenix J.C.'s are sponsoring a Hydroplane Race at Lake Pleasant on
September 29, 1968. They are looking for a queen to reign over the day's activities. If
you are 18 years old or over, and single - you are eligible to compete. For further
information, see Dean Butler, SO-4.
CHEERLEADING PRACTICE &TRYOUTS: Cheerleading tryouts will be Wednesday, September 18 at
3 p.m. in the gym. Cheerleading practice will be Monday and Tuesday, September 16 and 17 at
3 p.m. in the gymnasium.
GLENDALE G~C. LETTERMEN: An organizational and planning meeting will be held on Thursday,
September ::'9 at 3:30 p.m. in P.E. room GA-3 (weight room). Lettermen unable to attend this
meeting should contact Coach Boetto prior to this time and date.
FLAG FOOTBALL: Deadline for flag football teams is September 27. Information and entry
blanks may be obtained in room 9, P.E. Building. Get a team together and join the fun!
INTRAMURAL BASEBALL (Fall Baseball): All prospective baseball players and students wishing to
participate in the Intramural Baseball program should sign-up in P.E. Office 9 with Coach
Bloss or Coach Boetto Before October 4. Regular league play will begin the week of Oct. 7.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Grill Room
Horne
Student' Union
Campus
Student Lounge
Student Union Mall
SO-l
Student Union Mall
SO-l
Dining Hall 4-5
P.E. Rrn. GA-3
Faculty Lounge
Student Union Mall
SO-l
;Student Union Mall
SO-l
SO-ll
SO-ll
50-1
11: 00 a.m.
3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p~m.
8:00 p.m.
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p;m.
12:15 p.m.
2:30 p~ni.
Noon
6:30 p.m. - 8:30p.m.
Away
9 p.m. - 12 Pool-Dining Hall-Outside Patio
12:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
, 9:00 a.m.
11:30 a.m. ~ 1:00 p.m.
Big-Little Sister Party
Frosh Elections
BOOK REVIEW
Dr. John F. Prince
Friday
Friday
23 ACTIVITIES FAIR
23 Frosh Class Petitions Available
24 ACTIVITIES FAIR
24 Frosh Class Petitions Available
24 Young Democrats Organizational Meet.
24 Lettermen's Club
24 Soroptomist Club
25 ACTIVITIES FAIR
2,5 Frosh Class Petitions Available
26 ' ACTIVITIES FAIR
26 Frosh Class Petitions Available
26 Student National Education Assoc.
26 'Tennis Team Organizational Meetirtg
27 Frosh Class Petitions Du~
27 Men's Intramurals Entries Close
(Flag Footb~l1)
27 CROSS COUNTRY-El Camino Palomar
27 Sophomore Swim-Dine-Dance
(For All Students)
Saturday:' 2'8 Christian Scientists Reception
Saturday 28 FOOTBALL-Palomar
COMING EVENTS:
October 1 ,Tuesday
October 2-3 Wed-Thurs
October ,2 Wednesday
Monday
Monday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Thursday
Friday
Friday
SELECTIVE SERVICE: Forml09 is now available in the Registration Office. The form will be on
the counter so help yourself, complete it and mail it yourself.
PARKING: Students are requested to park their cars on the lo:ti~: provided. for stud~J;lt cars. Four
hundred (400) additiopal student car parking spaces have b~enprovided in the north lot. See
PARKING, page 16 in the, Student Handbook.
CAR PILFERING: Report any car pilfering on campus to Mr. Robert Taylor,Fiscal Agent. Mr.
Taylor's office is located in the book'store.
LOST AND FOUN!;): This department is located in SO-I. Many items have already:heen turned in.
So .if you have; lost a book, ,keys, glasses, etc. check with this office."
IMC HOURS: 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday
7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Friday
IMC CERAMICS EXHIBIT: February 15 - March 30, 1968. Thanks to ~'lr. Warren Gentry who arranged
th1sexh1bit of ceramics by Miron Webster and Don Schaumberg! The May/June 1968 issue'of
Craft, Horizons gave recognition to the craftsmen and to Glendale Community College.
CHANGE OF ENTRANCE TO LANGUAGE LAB IN IMC, ROOM L-12: Hereafter please use the front entrance
of the IMC to gain access to the Language Lab. The north entrance through AV will no longer
be available because of remodeling plans to enlarge the AV office. 'Foreign Language teachers
are requested to advise their classes of this change.
ACTIVITIES FAIR: Monday-Thursday, September 23-26 - 11:30 a.m.-l p.m. Want to know about
clubs on campus??? Now is ~he time! Information tables will be set up in the Student Center
Mall with each club being'reIJresented. Club members will be available to answer any questions
you might have concerning activities of the organization. Sign up now - Be active this year!!
FROSH CLASS PETITIONS: Petitions'for Frosh class elections will be available at 9 a.m. Monday,
September 23. Anyone wishing to run for' !frosh class officer should pick up a petition in SO-l
during the week. Petition:g"'Gl.re due Friday, September 27: at noon.' For further information
check with the Dean of Students.
SWIMMING POOL: The swimming pool is available for G.C.C. student recreational swimming Monday
through Friday (when school is in session) 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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FOOTBAtt GAME:'
1. Glendale Community College students holding #8 1.D. cards will. be ,admitted ~o the first
,fo?tball game on our ~al1lp~{s:September fa, 1968;. Sta~ium d~'dfca,~ory ce,~emoni,e$ will
commence at 7:50 followed by the football game startlng at 8 p.m. ,
2.tfhe SOuth Gate may be' used fOr' 'entrance by those holding I. D. cards, and by using this
entrance, the lines will move; fa~t\er.
3. General admission ~"iV be $,l.~O, for adul ts and .75¢ for high schpol students with their
1. D.cards. PARKiNG tOr stupents attending football games wilLbe available on the north
lot,., , Entrance to th~ north lot is easily accessible from 59th Avenue.
I .D. CARD'S:
This ·is your a.dmission to functions
students whol'leed to have permanent I.D'.'cfIrds mad~ will Be taken when,
can be made' for the photographer to be cincampus. '\ '
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3.
Be sure to carry your #8 card with you at all times!
sponsored by the G.C.C. Associated Students.
Your #8 card,\"ill beu'sed as your 1.D. card until 'permanent picture
It is hoped that sometime this week or next week the permanent I.D.
you.
Pictures' for
arrangements
I.D. cards are issued.
card will be issued to
BIG-LITTLE SISTERS: An A.W.S. get-acquainted party will be held for all women students,
women, faculty and staff on, October 1. Pinatas and Patio 'Fashions are on the agenda with a
tvlexican food ,dinner to be served. Dress is casual; 'time is from 6:50 p.:m.:'8:30p.m.
SOPHOMORE SWIM-DrNE-DANCE: The Sophomore class will sponsor a swim, dine, and dance for all
G.C.C.studertts on Friday, September 27, Swim and dine from 7 'p.m. to 9 p.m. and dance from
9 p.m., to 12. There will be a swil1lIl\i,ng relay race between the Freshmen and Sophomore classes
at this party. All those interestedj,i~,competingin this relaypleasecome;to the swimming
pool t-1onday, September 23 at 3:30p.m. Bring your swimming suits ..Tryouts,iwill be held at
this time. Come on all you atheletes, get out and support your class.
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AvAILABLE STUDENT RECREATIONAL FACILITIES: : The recreation time 'for badminton in the east big
gym is: 12:00-12:50 Tuesday and Thursday only. Recreation time for weights in the west big
. gym is: 12:00-12:50 Monday through Friday and also 1:00-2:30 Friday. Equipment for outdoor
areas 'may be checked out Monday through Friday from equipment checkout room 12:00-12':50.
TENNIS: Anyone interested in trying out 'for the tennis 'team should attend the meetirig ort
Thursd~y, September 26, 1968, at 2:30 p.m. in SO-II. This will be an organizational meeting
for lettermen and new players. ".
FLAG i FOOTBALL: Deadline for f~a& 'J~ootball teams is Septemb~r 27. Information and entry' '
bl anks may be obtained in room 9, P. E. Buil ding. Get a teamto~ether: and,;~j oin the fun! ,
INTRAMURAL BASEBALL (Fall Baseball):' All prospective baseball players and students wishing to
participate in the Intrqmura1 Baseball, program should sign-up in P.E. Office 9 with Coach
Bloss or Coach Boetto before October 4. Regular league play will begin the week of Oct. 7.
LETTERMEN'S CLUB: A meeting will be held' on Tu'esday, se:p~emb,er 24 at 2:00 p.m. in P.E.
room Gk.. 3' for all G.C.'C. Lettermen and boys on athletic 'fee waivers.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS MEETING: The Christian Scientists will have a ieception in rooms
16 and 17 on Saturday, September 28, at 3 p.m.'
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FpOD :~~RVICE HOURS:
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Cafeteria
7:30,a.m.to. 4:00 p.m. Monday thru Thursday
5 :00: pqn. to 8: 30 p. m. Monday thru Thursday
7:30 a.m. to 3:00p.m. Friday
10 ::45 a.in~ to 1: 15 p'.m. Monday thru Friday
YOUNG DEMOCRATS: ~he Young Democrats will have the first meeting of the year Tuesday,
September 24 at 12:30 in the cafeteria conference rooms 4 &5. We will discuss what actions
we can take to help in the elections this. ye~.r ._':l,nd ...,:~"s.o. s.()Il!~ ftln.<Lr.Clisi,:QR, .ev~J.1.t.$ .., We.. \YUl
also make plans for guest spe~~ers. ·Ne~':kem,be:r:?C!:.:r~..:j.l)vited.
STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION: The S.N.E.A. will meet Thursday, September 26 at 12:15
in SO~l1. All educat ion maj ors are urged to attend.
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(STUDENT BULLETnr:-'-'New's-artic,l~sfor 'the Student: Bullet.In are..due FrIdaY-'
,at 9 a.m. Student Bulletins are issue<;l,\V~ekly on Monday. Articles must
Ibe sUbm~tted i~ writin¥ to Dean Butler' s Of~ic~, SO-4:" Thes.~ ~ulletins
I are aval.lable l.n theLlbrary and at the Admls51.0n Off1~eandthe
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Council Chambers
Student Union
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Home
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SO'-11
Counc i 1 Chambe rs
(iJcD,!fling Halh4i;~ 5
Student Lounge
: . ! Student Lounge
Faculty'Office 4 :#29
; 1 : 'Cbonci"l Chambe rs
, .C At The Poo'
South of the Science BIg.
Council Chambers
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6:30 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Noon"
Noon
3: lS;p~:n1~
10:45 a.m.
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Noon
'2:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
,12;.15 p.m. I'i,,', .. !
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12:15 p.m.
,12d5 p.m.
l;k~O· p.m.
:.;3,,:30 p.. m. 'l·!enr:·.~t:
5': 00, p. m. -9: 00- p,.Ill.' ..
8:00 p.m.
FROSH ELECTIONS ASSEMBLY Noon'
LITERARY MAGAZINE MEETING 12:15 p.m.
ASSOC'~ttD~~TUDENt~ EX~CUTIVE M~ET.' j2:20 ~~~~
MEN'S INTRAMURALS-FLAG FOOTBALL
AQUATlt~'CLUB
CO-UNI-BUS
WEEKLY CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS MEETING
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AHS BIG-LITTLE SISTER PARTY
FROSH 'ELECTiONS'
BOOK REVI EH
" Mu~ici(:;"t1r. Eugene Harris-pianist
Reviewer: D'r".' John F~' Prince' i
,', "'2: CHESS CLUB,'ORGAtllZATIONAL MEET.
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Thursday,,) 3 FROSH ELECTIONS
;' i; :19: ,.. A'rIS ~XEClJr'VE~OARD MEEHNG ,,'
:: 3 A!:1~(' EXECUn v,t. BOARD, MEET lNG, '. . .
3 STUDENti~Nt,~T,lgNAL EOUCATION ASSOC.
3· . NEHt1AN, COB: M:EET I NG, ,., "i '.
3 ;YOUt,IG'DH10CRATS; MfETI:NG I ; [j
4 ,MEN I S1NTRAMURAL5:'7,ENTlnES CLOS,E:
Tennis (single~-Doubles),Baseball
:" Freethrow Tournament
", 'i :i,4;'CROSS ,COUNTRY: . :Pho~nix College:
i; 4: ,COtnlNUING EDUCATlO~IFAMILYNIGHT,
Saturday 5 FOOTBALL: Mesa
September
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October
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TueSday 8 Town Ha 11 Me,eting
~'~ydr.~sday" . ~ , . BOOK RE:V;I E\.J ,....:. ' '" ,
t' :', 1 " ,R~Vi~w~',r:'cMr. John J. ,'Fly~n
f~ i'd~y . ; 'i1'1 '\.oJARA Fuh t-n'ght, Poo 1-Courts-Gym .
Sa1wrdQY' 1,2 FOOTBALL:, .Snow,,Utph
Sun,d.~: ' 1.3 ','Artists,'S'eries;-Lecturer
, ,::Y, .." Kenneth' h. Crawford
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TotJt{HAl'L MEETfNG: ~ }fl1~~.'gacol'ld l'To\.m Hall" meeting wi 11 '!~ehe Id iii the Counci l:Chamoersa't ,,,,,
Jb'.ni. o~ T'ue:s;da·y.,:dttdbk~.'.i8:. Students and, faculty 'are ,nvi't!ed ·-t!oattend this'drganizatiornH:
meeting. The purpose of these meetings is to provide a sounding board of student and faculty
opinions on subjects whi'ch;~re of v:ital importance in the 1ife of Glendale Community College.
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LOST BOOKS: Books have been found in a vacant lot on the North Black Canyon Highway. Further
i'n:formadon may be obtkli:nedfrom the Dean of Students Office t SO-I.
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BOOI<REVIEHS: THe book review series for'the 1968-6'9 seas'on·'will.begin \"ednesday'; October 2
itT1 a.m. in the.S'tGde'nf Ldlihge. Prominent speakers infhe VcHley area wi 11 present weekly
reviews and all students and 'faculty are invited and encouraged to attend. Dr. John F. 'Pdrii:e,
Pre.siden't'pf,the r'1aricopa County Junior College District will open the series by reviewing
The Ahtobibgraphy of Bertrand'Russe11, Vol II. Members of the Honor Board will act as hosts
andl10stesses fo'r iliis serles'~ , Each reviewls preceded bya musical prdgramcoordinatedby
Dr~ C. Paul,Harper.·· Mr. Eugene Harris,; pianist and Gh:~ndCl'le.;Commufllty College professor of
rnus-lc, .wi'l} :'--perfo'~m before' the :fl-t'st review. l; ;.;','q iJ/\
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'·1EMBERS'OF THq,'POM,PON LINE FOR, 1968-69 ARE: Theresa Carbonelli, Cind,Y Ha11 t JUdy:~an,t,,!l,I,t~s~
:roan MaxweIT;l<ath'l een RUrjJhY;-Ka (en Swenson ,t'1a r i 1yn \·!at.son and Gwen Vee.. , 1 ;
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LOST: . ·Mat.clled pearl anddiamond:xing set in white gold, ;Lqst in .either the gymnasiu!'fl.,9r
gir1s~10cker room on Thursday, September 19. If found, please return to'either'the {~~ker
room attendant or Dean Pierson's office. RE~~RD
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INTERESTED IN THE AIR FORCE?? The Air Force Officer Qualifying Test will be given'October 5,
1968,in the-Life Science Bui,lding, Room 191 at A,rizona State University.
It'js'necessaryfor anyo'ne applying for th'e Ai r Forc'e R.O.T .C,. 'Progri;uP from a Junior Col:'e,ge
to successfully complete this test. The t~sts are given twice a year, but this actually is
the: one applicants should take. Appl i,cants taking the test must be seated at 7:45 a.m. The
testwil1 begin at 8:00 a.m. Those testing, for P.J.lqtNavigatorProg,ram will be finishe9by
3p.m,., Those taking regular offi.cer ' te&t.',s)1ouldbe finished by,noon..
Anyone' interested in taking the test should! contact Sgt. Jim JOl1es; Telephone 961-3181 or
961-3182 before Friday~ October 4.' !" ','
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COLLEGE LI FE HEEKEND: Friday and Sa'tuhlay~' October 4 & 5. Hant'a change? TheIl come to the
College life Heekend at Prescott Pines. The-re will be skits, folksinging"good food,
recreation; and practical seminars on topics of vital interest. Tickets will be on sale
Tuesday thru Thursday, '11:'55, a.m. to ,1'2:55 p.m., 'i'n the StudentUn'ion. For more information
ca1:1\>Jayne Shuart, 944-5426~ ,
Students'iriterested in the Aquatics: Club are welcome -to attend the me'et:ing'"
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CHRiSTIAN 'SCIENCE 6RGANIZATlON:Every 11ond'ayat 3: 15 p.m. the Christian'Sth~nce'Orga'nization
meets in the Council Chambers in ,the Student Union. Anyone interested is welcome to attend.
L1TE,~ARY MAGAZINE': Hill'an stu'de'nts interested in the ex.istence of the literarY"~agazin~" '-
please meet in room L-34atT2:15. qn, Tue~day, October 1. '
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Offjq~Bui1ding4, office 29,.
i ntercollege compet i ticn p I an
contact Mr. Chord.
organizational meeting Hednesday, 12:00 to 12:30 p.m~ in Faculty
Those who are interes,ted in,keen competition and:p'ossib.1,e '
to attend. If you cannot attend.buLare Interes~ed:.in_pl'aying,
PHI THETA KAPPA: All current members who have not yet received their membership cards and
certificates m~y now ,pick them up in the counsel ing ,of,fi,cefrom Dr. Lange.
There will be a meeti'ng afall members H~dnesday, October .2., 'at 2:00 p.m. in the Student
:ouncil Chambers located-i.nthe Student Union. This is for distribution of membership
certificates. Everyone please attend!, "
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STUDENT NATIONAl. ,gOUCATION ASSOCIATION: Invest in youl7 fut,ure. All persons intere~ted in the
education profession are invit,ed to attend the organr'zational meeting of the S.N.E.k ,t()t;,e '
held Thursday,6~to~er 3,,~t ,12:1R"p.m,. in, rqom SO-11.' "
NE\o1MAN CLUB: Therew.ill,be'i=I','g,eneral meeting this Thursday, October 3, at 12:15 p.m. in the
,Council, Chambers for all interested students. Everyone welcome. F.uture plans will be
~iscussed. ' , ' "
YOUNG DEMOCRAtS: There, w111 be, 'another meet i n9 of the Young Democrats th.j·s:thursday at 12 :30
p.m. in conference '4 & '5. He will discuss' the formation of the Students for Humphry...Muslde
Committee, as well -as' the ·YoungDemoct"ats.LExecuthte Board meeting which will be held' this
Saturday in Casa;Grande.
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10:49I a.m. ~o 1:15 p.m. Monday thru Friday
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,,;rh!F I ~ 9 ~.m·: Student Bulletins are issued weekly on Monday. Articles must I·"
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Grill Room
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Bookstore Mall
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Student Lounge
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Caf~;t~r La. 4 & 5
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Gdill R09~S' 16 & 17
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Tuesday
7 MEN'S INTRAMURALS: Tennis
'(singles, doubles) Baseball,
Free throw tournament
7 INTRAMURAL, BASEBALL MEETING,
7 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION
8 FROSH ASSEMBLY i _,; •
',8 YOUNG DEMOCRATS t~EET ING
8 LITERARY MAGAZIN£ COMMITTEE MEETING
8 ADV ISOR,'(,BOARDMEH I NG
8 SPANISH CLUB ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
8 rO\m HALL' t-tEETI NG
\~ednesday 9 i;;FROSH ELECTIONS
";9,,, BOOK REV I EH,:
Music-C1eta Faris
Reviewer-Mr. John Flynn
9"VETERANS' ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING,
9" A~JARE GET-ACQUAilNTED, LUNCHEON
'Thursday fe) FROSI'L EfECT toNS
10 VETERANS' ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
lO : AWSc GENERAL' MEET·' NG
. :JO iAWARE: GET-ACQUAINTED LUNCHEON
LF,ir.i da¥i' ! n L. D. S'j' Gflf-ACQUM NTED HOUR
11 YOUNG REPUBLICANS ORGANIZATIONAL MEET
11 W!\RA FUN NJ GHT
I5attiirday 12' CROSS COUNTRY- N.A'. U.
12 FOOTBALL - SNOH, UTAH
Sunday:: . 13 ARTIS'TSf SERIES-Kenneth Crawford :;,
COM I N({'E\/ENTS': ,; ,\'
. Mon'da'~>1'4i PHYS;ICACEXAMS-BASKETBALL 's \·/RESfl.'ERS 7:00 p.m.
I,.Jednesday1.6. BOOK REV I EH
,;' '. Reviewer - Mr. Harry t·1atz 11 :00 a.m.
Thursd~y' .'1'7 AHS OF'FICER-FACULTY LUNCHEON '1'1':30 a.m. "'d,'
, Saturday, 20 LEADE~S'HI PCONFERENCE)'"
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r'iLc.c. ;C'U~RENT ISSUES T.V.PRo'GRA'M: a 16 week, one hour credit television course, with Mrs.
,).§In,e \4ern~k.en as instructor 1; ~an be viewed weekly on Channel 3, Sundays 11 :00 a.m. to 11 :30
I, ,a,:~m.', durJrg, the month or, p'i::tobef!.' I n November through, January the time wi 11 change, from
np9'lJ t912':}0 p.m. On SUrl,d'ay-Ocf6ber 20-Dr. Prince, President of the Maricopa Cdlinty Junior
Co'l fege District wi 11 exp'l'a'i'j, the reasons for voting " yes" on the Bond Issue at the OctobeV"
21 election. John Donna, President of the Sophomore Class, and Linda Sanders, President of
A~'sosiated Jlo!JIen S,~l;J~ents" wiP be present on ,the show to question Dr. Prince. Other shows
comi;p'~;up ,are' on the, subj¢cts of mental,healtl1., 'inter-cultural difficulties of Indian students,
the 'new Sl ipProgram 'sponsoring the retraining of the disadvantaged by 25 companies in our
Valley.
, TO\oIN HALL MEETI NG: The first off i cia 1 "T'ownHa II" meet i ng wi 11 be he 1din the Counc i 1
'Chambers Tuesday, October 8, at 3 p.tn. Faculty and students are welcome. The tent",tive agenda
. for this first meeting follows: 1) organizations 2) traffic on 59 avenue 3) student-faculty
, ~ood advisory commi ttee 4) mi d-term grades.
ARTIS~S' SERIES LECTURE: Kenneth Crawford, noted Washington columnist for Newsweek magazine,
~iH lecture on "Issues and PersonaHties in the 1968Campaign," on,Sunday, October 13, at
''3 'p'.m. in the Student Center. Admission is free and you are urged to attend, 1isten, and,ask
"questi6ns. This is the first of the presentations of this year's Artists' Se.-r,i:e.s sponsored by
Continuing Education Associated Students .
. ATTENTION STUDENTS: Be bombasticall}:bombar,ded by ~A..R~AGE, on Octobe,r 22','at Ap:m. in the
Dining Hall. Admission - SO¢ - don~t,iol7l.!.,f?;:rodH~ed ~,"1Jhe Associate Colleg,,iate pTayer,s.
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ATTENTION STUDENTS INTERESTED IN STUDENT GOVERtlMENT:Please attend olJr'campus Leadership
Conference on Saturday, October-19. The agenda wilt fnclude a guest speaker and a free
banquet. Detai 15 wi 11 be avai lable at the Inforf11ation Desk in the Student Union soon,.
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PEP CLUB:. There wi 11, be a new club form.ing, on campus for the, purpose of p'romotJng school
spir~ The club wi II be called the, PEP CLUB, a'nd. members wi 11 ,be entitled to a"seat 6n the
50 'yard line in a special rooting section. 'The club will be led by the cheerleaders at
football and basketball games. There wilt.be no dues and no weekly meetings, the only
requirement is a loud voice and"Jots of sp,irit. Reserve your seats by signing l,IP at the
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LOST: A Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic-Single Lens Reflex Ca~era.' Serial number is 1257886.
Last seen in room FA-4 at noon. A reward is offered for return of the camera. Contact
Dean Pierson's Office, SO-I. ,i "i< "i,
ALL PROSPECT I VE BASKETBALL PLAYERS ANO!· HRESTLERS: Physi ca..1 exami n~t i(lns for vars :i,tybp.sket­ball
and wrestling teams wi 11 'be given at 7 p.m. ~10nday,: October 14i'r:li the men's locker room.
Basketball Coach: James Smith; \~restl.j;f,g Coach: Vernon·Braasch .. ,<f:'i
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will be:l,e1dMonday,'i Octobe;r,]. al2 p.m. in: ,the, main gymnasium
schedules and league rules twill be handed P~.t;~t that time.
October 8. '
INTRAMURAL BASEBALL: A meeting
for all participants. Rosters,
League play wi 11 .beg i n Tuesday,
CONG'RAruLAT IONS TO THE NiHJ (CHEERLEADERS FOR
Norma Pollock - Cathy 'C-andrea j
Linda Smith Linda Vanderbilt,
Mafi 1yn'Eletto " Mi ck·i, Smi th
Lc3u ra fngebretson
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1968-69 SEASON:
Davi d Nevi lle
Russell Evans
Jack Payne
Harry Poyner,
Glenn Hlshart
Gene Yarbrough
Chri,s.,Leese
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AWARE GET-ASQUAINTED HOUR: Gals 25 years you~Q and over -- Let's eat together and9~~
acqua i nted. :.Room~ ,4 & 5 at the Effl;d, of the cafeter i a have been set as i de for us October
9 "and 10 from noon to I p. m. Brlng you r 1unch and Ideas.
AHS GENERAL MEET'ftIG:, The AVIS wi 1I have a, :meeting for all worne,n' 'student,S .at 12:,1,$: p.m:
0T~Rber 10, ,rhU~S:~}lY;;; in SC-l ' ,,'
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FROSH ELECTt:ONS:,;T~ifr9$bii~lass officer elections have been postponeq a week. The ,
assembly will; t~kei~p:la~e9fiJ!Jesday, October 8, at noon in the'GrillRoom. Voting will "",
be, .at the south,..eas:t. ,corner"pf the Bookstore from 9 a .m. to Z p .m~ .Hed~~sqay and Thursday. ' .
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L.D.S. GET-AC,QU1\INTED, HPURvAl1 L.D.S. 'faculty members, .. ~rnployees, and students are tnvited
to a IIget-acqua'j'rite,d.~()url"lttp\:Q.e held on Friday, Octo~e·r:',J),..fr:om noon to 1 p.m., This Wilt,
be he Idin room~, 16\; qf!ld 1:7t:,9:f I:the Gr i 1) Room. Bring you r: 'J urch, or you can buy it at 'th~ "t,
Student Union. ":;~;'i:" .:'-'ii t> 'i '",:,''; ,
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LITERARY MAGAZ I Nr,CQMMITTEE MEET I NG :
interested studeRts.)~~e inviJed.
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PHI THETA KAPPA¢n'!AH"~!Jr~~~t'~embers are requested to,pf.6kup 'thei r membership cards and 1>;'
certificates i ntrM ';c:ouh~~fJng office from I}r'; ,Uange. :~;: j i
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YOtlNG DEMOCRATS:,1A1\ol~eting will be held Tuesday, Octobe'r'B at 12:30 p.m. in conference rooms
4 & 5 of the cafeteft,act,}'An election for Vice President ,willbei held.
YOUNG REPUBLICANS: ;';~An"or~:anizational meeting will be held on October 11, at 1 p.m., in rooms
4 & 5 of the cafeter-!Ji\i\" IXlI interested people are welcome
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SPANISH ClUB HEETING: Mr.:Auser~, Spanish Club Advisor has planned an organizational meeting
for' Tuesday, 3 p.m.,; October 8 in B-13. All persons interested are welcome.
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ALL VETERANS: The"G':C.C. Veterans'.Organ,ization is nOw'having.a membership drive.
veterans under V.A. or G.I. Bill attending G.C.C. are eligible. Plans are to elect
for the 1968-69 term, and also plan social functions .. C0ntact Steve Sharp - October
noon in SO-12 or George Hichalka - October 10, at noon in SO-12.
All
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Monday 14 CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS MEETING
14 PHYSICAL EXAMS-Basketball, Wrestlers
14 PLAY TRYOUTS "OUR TOHN' ,
Tuesday 15 A.S. MEETING
15 YOUtlG DEt10CRATS
15 PLAY TRYOUTS 'lOUR TOW'!"
~~dnesday 16 BOOK REVIEW:
Music: Carmen Nash, pianist
Reviewer: Mr. Harry Matz
16 AHARE GET ACQUAINTED LUNCHEON
16 AQUATICS CLUB MEETING
16 PLAY TRYOUTS "OUR TOHN"
Thursday 17 CURRENT ISSUES-Dr. John Foster
17 AHARE GET ACQUAINTED LUllCHEON
17 AHS OFFICER-FACULTY LUNCHEON
17 S.N.E.A. MEETING
17 SPANISH CLUB MEETING
Friday 18 CROSS COUNTRY-Mesa C.C.
Saturday 19 ACT TESTS
19 LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
19 v!ARA VOLLEYBALL
19 FOOTBALL-v~stern
COf'1ING EVENTS:
3:15 p.m.
7:0G p.m.
2:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m.
Noon
12:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m.
10:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
Noon
noon
2:00 p.m.- 4:00 p.m.
11 :00 a.m.& 1:00 p.m.
Noon
11:30 a.m.
12: 15 p.m.
12: 15 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Council Chambers
Men's Locker Room
GA-l
Council Chambers
Cafeteria 4-5
GA-l
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Cafeteria 4-5
Pool Area
GA-l
Student Lounge
Cafeteria 4-5
Dining Hall
SO-II
8-13
Home
Science Building
Campus
A.S.U.
Away
Tuesday 22
Hednesday 23
Thursday 24
Friday 25
Friday 25
Saturday 26
Associate Collegiate Players
Variety Show
Book Rev i eVJ
Reviewer: Mrs. Margarethe Shank
Jr. College Bond Election
Cross Country-Mt. San Antonio
A\JS Dance
Football-Phoenix College
8:00 p.m.
11 :00 a.m.
5:30 a.m.- 8:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-12:00
8:00 p.m.
Din i ng Ha 11
Student Lounge
NE Dining Room
Away
Student Union
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NORTH PARKING LOT ENTRANCE RULES: Beginning Tuesday, October 15, entrance to the north
parking lot will be re-routed so as to protect student pedestrian traffic. A campus employee
will be at the entrance to the second row of parking and all incoming traffic, until 9 a.m.
will turn north at that point, except for faculty members who will be permitted to proceed
directly to their parking lot north of the library.
Please fi 11 the parking lot from the north entrance openings and follow the arrows. \Ie as!,
your cooperation. 1n order tQ,b~tter speed up entrance to ,the north parking lot.
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College, in Denver, Colorado, will b~'~n campus Oct6b~~t~,1968, at 3:00 p.m.- St~a~nts who
are interested in meeting with this representative should contact Dr. Lange in the Go~nseling
Department. I.;" ".., . f,U,!
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CURRENT ISSUES: On October 17, Thursday 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., Dr. John Foster, Executive
Director, Blue Cross.-BlueShield will speak on "The Future of Health Care in America". This
wi "1~.e.he,~;.9 in the Student Lounge.:i';;i ' '::.
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GRAPHIC ARTS MAN NEEDED IN THE AV DEPARTMENT: Are you interested in earning money doing
commerc ia[a"rt? The 111C-AVlS TOok ingfor a talented , creative person in this field. Poster
work ,graph ic design, letter i n9 , paste-ups and lay-out \:'~ork"are some oLthe job!!ithat you
would do. If you are interested, see t~r. Willis Peterson in the Audiovisual Department.
ATTEtHIOf'J-A-lL STUDENTS INTERESTED INLEADERSHIP: Free reservations are still available for
the A.S. F~11·t~~·dership Conferenc;:- Io'Jhich will be held Satuid~y, October 19, from 8 a.m.
unti12 p.m~ in ~he Student Union. Hurry and sign up now.at~thq, Student Center. The
dead 1i ne fer ma~t~g reservat ioris is Tuesday, October 15. '.' ,
FIRST PLAY OF THE ·YEAR:1I0ur Town': by Thornton Vi Ider ~",i 11 be the first
Tryouts forthe play wi 11 be held Octo.ber 111 through the 1,6 Jrom 2 p.m.
For fu~ther information, please contact Mr. Overson. ~~Jfi
play of the year.
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!JELP INTRM1URAL SPORTS: Support the team or 1nd i vi dua 1 of 'your cho ice. All play on Tuesdays
and Thursdays, noon to 1:50 p.m. Baseball, 4:00 p.m. daily except Friday.
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BEGINNING BASKETBALL PRACTICE: All basketball players interested in trying out for this
years team and who have a required physical exam meet in the gym on Tuesday or \1ednesday,
October 15 or 16, at 3 p.m. Physicals will be given at 7 p.m~, in the Men's locker room on
Monday_October 14 for basketball and wrestling students. .
PH1 THETA KAPPA: Would all members that .have not picked up their membership cards and
certificates in the counseling office from Dr. Lange 'please do so this week.
YOUNG DEMOCRATS: The Young Democrats will meet this Tuesday at 12:30 in Cafeteria 4-5;"
~ease attend and meet your new vice-president.
S.tLE.A.: There wi II be a meeting of the Student, National Education Association in
r.cjom SO-II at 12:15p,m. Thursday,:October17.;,
AP\JLT HONEN: Potential A~·!ARE members bring your lunch to the east end of the cafet~ria
# 4-5 Hednesday, Thursda'y: or both and let's get acquainted. No meeting! No lecture!
Just good company! Noontol p.m.
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SPANISH CLUB: There will be a regular meeting of the Spanish Club Thursday, 12:15 p.m.
October 1fTn B-13. ,EJection of officer~.will be held. Ever'y~ne invited to attend.
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members. Those interested in joining the Aquatics Club but :un~ble
contact the 1ifeguard between ooon-l p.m. and 3 p.m.-5 p.m.
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distuss a party for
to attend 'tHe meetings,
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SO-II
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Student Un ion
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Coun~il Chambers
Student Lounge
Stud~nt ,lounge
Studeot , Un)0n Mall
Cafeteria,4-5
NE Dining Room
Student Union Mall
Cafeteria 4-5
SO-12
Student Center Lobby
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r:o(} p.m.
9:3i(fip ;m.
1,1 :00 a.m.
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12: 15 p.m.
12:20·'p,m.
12: 30" p. m. -
8:00 p.m.-
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21 ,CHRI sn AN SC lENT iSTS
Tuesday 22 FfARA VOLLEYBALL '
22 S.N.E.A. MEETING
22 LI TERARYMAGAZ INE COMM ITTEE MEEl.
22 YOUNG'OEt10cAA'TS l'lEET I NG
2~ ASSOCIAt~ C6LLEGIATE'PLAYER~'
Variety Show
Wednesday 23 BOOK REVIEW
~lus'ic: Carmeh"i'lash,'iPianist" lO:lt'5 a.m.
Reviewer:' Mrs • Margarethe' ,Shank ,11: 00 a.m.
,'23 BAKE'SALE~yoi..lngDembcratsi 11 :30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m; ,
23' 'A\:JARE LUNCREQtl'12:00 -I :00 p.m.
Thursday 24 JUNIOR COLLEGE BOND ELECTION 6:00 a.m.- 7:00 p.m.
24 BAKE SALE-Young :Democrats 11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.
24 'AVlAREI,.UnCHEON i ,; "" Noon, i
24\'JARA VOLLEYBALL 12:J5 p.m.
24 AS SOC I ATED SOPHOHORE STUDENTS tlE ET • 12: 15 p. m.
24 AS50CIATEDFRESHt1EN STUDENTS HEET. 12:15 p.m.
Friday'" 25!'NEHt1AN C[:U'B PANEL DtSCUS'S'ION 2:30p.m.,
"'25' CROSS'COUW:TRY-tlt."San Antonio 3:30 p.m.
;, "25 A.H.S. DANCE (For Everyohe') , 9:00 p.m.-12
SaturdaY' 26 FOOTBALL-Phoenix'College 8:00 p.m. '
COMING EVENTS:
Student Lounge
Campus
,Student' L:ounge
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i 1: '00 a.m.
28-31 'Monday thru Thursday MID-TERM \·IEEK-NO CLUB, MEETINGS-NO SOCIAL.tACTIVITIES
30 BOOK REV I EH , ,
'Reviewer: On.: CarJ Sauer
3 ARTISTS' SERIES
Elizabethan Consort-Troubadors
9 Homecoming Activities & .Dance
tlovember
November
October
October
rHNUTEMAN RESUSCITATOR:There will ,bea,demonstration clinic at noon r'10nday, October 21 at
the swimrni ng pool; " Th is r:esusci tator wi 11 a lways be kept in P. E.' 15'(\-Iomen I_~ P. E. : ."
equipment room) on top of the file cabinet for emergencies.
GROUP COUNSELING OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS: ' P.lans are being made for studentsto meet
weekly in group counseling sessions •. ,If you. are "interested, come to' ~he to~'nselingCenter
for further information. ,'"
THIPLE BUELL COLLEGE REPRI:SENTATIVE:A representative frOIllITemple,~uell College, formerly
Colorado Homen's College, ,in Denver, Colorado, will' b,e, on campus' October 25,' 19'68, at'
J,p~m. ~tudents who are interested in meeting with this representative should cbli'ta7t
Dr. Lang,e'in the Counsel'ingDepartment.
ASSOCIATE COLLEGIATE PLAYE~~: The Associate Collegiate Players present Barrage, October
22, ~t 8 p.m. in the Dining Hall. Admission-a SO¢ donation. Hhat is Barrage? An
evenIng of; entertainm~f;1tfor all.including comedy, dance, s0n.g, a~d at~ke-off of a
popular s9ap opera. Guess, what's in'the coffin, and win. O"rawiJ'lgs wi11.be herd'
during the show - winner must be present to Vlin; entry blanks may be picked up a't 'the
Information Desk in the Student Union.
ASSOCIATED HOt'lEf.l,STUDENTS DANCE: On Friday, October 25, the A.H.S. is sponsoring a dance.
The dance is opyntothe public~Admi.ssion ,is a 50¢ donation and the profits will be
used for, scholarships for 'the Experiment in I,nternational Living. : The dance stafts at
9:00 p.m. 'and VIi IJ be in the ,Student Union.
STUDEllTS ARE REQUESTED TO KEEP THEIR CARS LOCKED I:IHILE PARKED ON CAMPUS.
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tllSS HOOL OF ARIZONA PAGEANT: Gals! would you I ike to enter the t1iss \'Jool contest?
If you are single, between the ages of 18 and 25, wear a size 10 dress, are at least
5' 6" tall, and have completed one semester of college you are eligible! Deadline for
applications: October 25!! For further information see Dean 'Butler, SO.... 4;•
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BOOK REVIHJ: On October 23-Hrs. 1'1argarethe Shank, Glendale Community College English
Professor, wi II rev i ew The Persona 1i ty of Chaucer by Edward C. Hagenknecht.
On October 30 - Dr. Carl Sauer;P.resident Emeritus,.Am~rican Institute for Foreign
Trade, wi II review The Great Leal?: Th~,'~ TItJent'i;...Five Years ill America by John Brooks.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO ':lAYNE HISNIEHSKI AND SHARON STOLTZFUS: They received an "Excellent"
rating in the AISL Fall Practice Debate Tournament at t1esa Community Co}J.egeon October
12. Competing. ihthe noviced i vis ion, rSharon aQd Hayne earned; the jr,exc~Uent rating by
defeatirigdebat:<:; teams from Phoenix College,1'lesa Community Collegetand'AIi"i~ona \·Jestern.
INTERESTED IN WRESTLING?? All wrestlers interested in going out for wrestling, who
alreadyhavenot ·taken physicals, pJease'seeCoach Braasch immediately.• Pr;actice has,
just started and f6r'3 weeks will be on 110nday,'·Hednesd~y."and.FridaY,,'!.d#~r"outs from
2;15 p.m. to 4 p,m. .
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LOST: Lad'i~,s:'\l:ack c~rdigan sweater - Left· ,in Grill Room.T;bursday,\p:ctober 17,1968,
betltJeen 7:30 and 8 a.m. Please return to 1'11"5'; Petty, 50-I Thank you: ",,' ,
LOST AND fOUND: There are seve~albooks and notebooks in the lost and found cabinet in
S9,-I.- COI'1EAND CLAIn THEft!!!!!! THERE ARE ALSO SUN GLASSES AND KEYS.
. ~:: :.if '<f
"FANTAST! C FUDGE: Beaut i fu 1 browni es,
,;for your gastronomic delight. Get them
of the bulletin boards - Student Union
,PR ICES \HLL BE REASONABLE.
creative .cookies, and assorted other goo.dies;,;-p!U,.
Hednesday and Thursday - 11 :30 to I p.m. in front
rna II - AND BECAUSE HE ',RE THE YOUnG DEMOCRATS ,.7,
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,ADULT I;/OHEN: All women students over 25 are invited to bring lunch to the east end of
,. the cafeteria, # 4-5, on Hednesday, October 23, and/or Thursday, October 24, to get,':'),
acquainted with AHARE members and friends. There will be no meeting or lectures'" just
I a, ~hance to get together and talk things over. Tables have been promised this week, so
no more balancing trays on laps! Come on V/ednesday or Thursday; better sti 1l ~ 'come both
days if you can.
YOUNG DEMOCRATS HEETING: This meeting will be held Tuesday, October 22 from 12:30 to
I p..m.. .in 50-11. There wi I Lbe,discuss ions on t'~e Fund Ra is i ngBake Sal e and other . '".,.-.' " ,,-- -;--- --,.-~- ;
" ..,act,lvltles. ~ i i'" ..
LI TERARy:i1AGAZINE, COt'itU TTEE: The ,L) terary Naga:zi ne CO!11m itd~~ wi II meet in the lobby of
the Student Un ton lust outside Council,Chal1JRerS ~t; i2:.20, p.in:.- Tue·sday/'O<::tober22.
The commi ttee wi n,appear before the St,udiinf' Advisory Bb.ard at 12: 25 p.m. AH members
are~nco.uraged to attend ; new people arei nv i ted'. '
NEHllAN PANEL DlSCUSSION: On Friday,Oc;tober 25" .the Newman Community will sponsor a
"Vietnam Forum." If you are confused' about the;w~[, if YOu~ol')':~,:know where to s't~nd ;;
on this issue" come to the Student LOl;Jng,e,.~t 2;30 p.m. for a lively di.?'1~§,sion. moderc;lted:
by the Rev. Fred Hall, advisor to the Newman Community.,
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE G.C.C. WOMEN'S VOLLEYBAll TEAM: On October 12 at the Volleyball
Tou,rnament at Arizona State University our G.c.,e. '1:,eam,won 3rd place. Trophy"is on'
display in the Student Union. Captain of the team - Cassie Hayes. Members of the
team-P9 tDon,ahue, Marcia Appleget, Patti Snell, Phyllis Hi Ikins, Rhonda Halden,
Hary Ellen Salas, and Marilee Megorden.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
OCTOBER
Monday 28
Tuesday 29
29
Hednesday 30
30
Thursday 31
31
NOVEI·1BER
I1ID-TERrl VEEK-No Club ~leetings or Social Activities
MID-TERM WEEK-No Club Meetings or Social Activities
ROYALTY NOll Jt.!ATI ONS DUE FROt1 ALL CLUBS & ORGAN IZAT IONS
MID-TERM ~EEK-No Club Meetings or Social Activities
BOOK REVIEH - Reviewer: Dr. Carl Sauer 11:00 a.m.
Music: Frank Gericke, Baritone 10:45 a.m.
MID-TERM WEEK-No Club Meetings or Social Activities
CURRENT ISSUES:
~lr. Frank Scussel 11 :00 a.m. & I p.m.
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Fr iday
Saturday
Sunday
1
1
1
2
3
MID-TERM GRADE PERIOD ENDS
MEN'S INTRAMURALS ENTRIES CLOSE
Hrestl ing
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS MEETING
CROSS COUNTRY-Aztec Invitational
A.F.S. DANCE (Everyone Welcome)
FOOTBALL - Dixie
ELIZABETHAN CONSORT OF VIOLS
2:30 p.m.- 4:30
3:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-12
8:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
p.m._Counci 1 Chamber
Away
Student Union
Away
Student Center
Student Center
Student Lounge
, 4-5-6
G.C.C.
2:00 p.m. & 8 p.m.
11 :00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.- 7:00 p.m.
t10nday 11
\·/ednesday 13
I:/ednesday 13
COMING EVENTS:
Wednesday 6 BOOK REVIEW
Reviewer: Dr. Harren Sherk
Friday 8 S.rLE.A. Fund Raising Gift Show
Saturday 9 HOI-IECOt·lI r·JG ACT IVIT I ES: Smorgasbord,
Rally, Football Game, Dance
VETERAN'S DAY RECESS
DRAt1A PRODUCT ION "0ur Town"
BOOK REV IEH
Reviewer: Dr. John S. Goff 11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
ELIZABETHAN CONSORT TROUBADORS: The Elizabethan Consort of Viols from London will give a
concert i!ovember 3 at 3 p.m. in the Student Center Lounge. Consisting of five viols, a
lute, and a tenor soloist, the internationally famous group will play music of the
Elizabethan period. This is the second program of the Artists" Series sponsored by the
Continuing Education Associated Students. Admission is free.
IMC-TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES: Approximately 40 telephone directories of major cities of the
United States and some foreign countries are available in the Reference stacks of the IMC.
These directories are helpful in planning vacations, meetings, and locating services in
various cities. Included in the collection are [·lew York City, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles,
Anchorage, Hawaii, Montreal, Paris, London, and many others.
DRAt-1A DEPARTHEi'!T PRODUCTIOt-!-t·lOVEt1BER 13: The cast for Thornton Hi lder's 1I0ur Town'l has been
selected. The cast includes: John Speer, Dave Johnson, Wendy Warnken, Brian Hurley, Linda
Dukarich, John Tiedje, Karyl Foglesong, Linda-Marie Kent, Bill Moses, Richard Dixon, Bill
Kratzenberg, Rich Martori, Mary Heaney, Ruth Romero, Molan McCarty, Linda Vanderbilt,
Robert Cloutier, Roy Cirincione, 11ark Abel, Tim Dougherty, Doug Potter, Kathy Herrington,
Lynn Dyer, Lisa Perry, Toni Helnick, Vicki Lillywhite, and Francis Spinelli.
VOLKSWAGOr'l OHNERS UNITE! The "Arizona \oJolkswagon Association" of now recruiting new
members in ~Phoenix and Glendale ar~a. Meetings are Tuesdays at Thomas Mall-ti p.m.
for information call: 937-2115 or 279-4253.
STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION: A fund raising Christmas gift show will be presented
on Friday November 8 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. - East end of cafeteria - rooms 4-5-6.
\o~RA VOLLEYBALL PRACTICE: November-4 volleyball practice for the U. of A. tournament begins.
Practice wi 11 be held every I'londay, Tuesday, "Jednesday and Thursday from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. in
he gym. The tournament date is November 23.
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onday
uesday
ednesday
4
4
4
4
4
5
5
5
5
HEN'S INTRANURALS-Hrestling
LD. PICTURES
co-urn-Bus 1'lEETING
PHI THETA KAPPA
CHRISTIPJ~ SCIENTISTS flEETING
RODEO CLUB llEETING-Organizational
ASSOCIATED STUDENTS }ffiETING
SPANISH CLUB }ffiETING
LITERARY CLUB HEET'ING
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
Noon
1:00 p.m.
3:15 p.m.
7:00 a.m.
Noon
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
Cafeteria 116
SO-II
Council Chambers
~oun~il Chambers
GA-lb
Council Chambers
B-13
L-34
1ursday
~iday
lturday
6 BOOK REVIEH:
}lusic: Gregory Trindle-Bass
Revie~ver: Hrs. Gwen Vo,des
6 AQUATICS CLUB ~IEETING
6 A.l·! . .:\.R.E.
7 HmmCCl1ING ELECTIONS
7 A.H.A.R.E.
7 i\.SSOCIATED FOHEN STUDENTS
7 ASSOCIATED 11EN STUDENTS
7 YOUNG REPUBLIClfu~S ~ffiETING
7 S.N~E.A. ~mETING
8 HEN is INTRlJfLJK,\LS-Entries
Cloce-Volleyball
8 S.N.E.A. FUND RAISING GIFT SHOH
8 CROSS COTJNTRY-l'Tesa, N.A. U. >
Phoenix College
9 ~~ESTLING-State A.A.U.
Tournament
10:45 a.m.­11:
00 a.m.
Noon
Noon
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
Noon
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
11:00 a.m.- 2 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Pool
Cafeteria 114-5
Cafeteria 114-5
80-12
SO-II
Council Chambers
SO-II
Cafeteria #4-5-6
Away
Home
lt1ING EVENTS:
9 HOHECmlING ACTIVITIES
Smorgasbord
Rally
Football-N.H. Hilitary
Dance
5:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.- 7:30 p.m.
Institute 8~00 p.m.
10:30 p.m.- 1:00 a.m.
Grill Room
Home
Student Union
Student Union
Student Union
Student Lounge
2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
lIatinee
Evening
VETE?l~VS DAY RECESS-No Classes
BOOK R.EVIEv]
RevieHer: Dr. John Goff
~dnesday 13 DR..l>J'fA PRODUCTION
mday 11
~dnesday 13
PICTURE LD. CP-2,DS HILL BE ISSUED THIS \'lEEK. CHECK
HITH THE PERSOl'TNEL OF THE INFOilliATION DESK FOR DETAILS.
,lGCGUING AC:CIVITIES: Activities will commence ~o1ith a smorgasbord type dinner especially
lr the alumni at 5:30 p.m.-Saturday, November 9. The price of the dinner is $2 for adults
fer children under 12 years of age. A pep rally will be held in the cafeteria from 7 p.m.
> 7:30 p.m. before the homecoming game.
:':-nsnT 1.--2.:. PICTI):::m RETAKES: Students "(o]ho failed to have their 1. D. Pictures :::aken at
'-8istration. may do so ~londay, November 4, 1968 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in room 6, at the
lst end of the Cafeteria in the Student Union.
mELl"<SALS FOR" OU;;" TO\:rN? Rehearsals are beine: held daily in GA-1 under the direction of
~. Peter Overso~. The play will be presented November 13, 14, 15.
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;\SSOCI1\TEL' §T'DD~:::r,~TS SCIIO:GA~.l::"SHIPS: P..pplicatioTLs for U€\v Associated Students Scb.olarships
are available in the counseling office. Deadline for returning these applications ,- Dec.
I, 1968. Students now attending on AS Academic Scholarships will be sent rene"al forms)
for the second semester, through the mail. Students with AS Activity Grants will pick
up renewal forms, when they are available, from their sponsor or coach.
CHECK THE LOST AND FOUND - HE HAVE BOOKS) NOTEBOOKS, JEtJELRY. SO.....l
CIVIL SEFNICE TESTS: Placement office announced today that Civil Service Examinations
ate now open to fill temporary federal jobs during the summer of 1969. The Civil Service
Commission predicts keen competition for them. A single test will be given for both postal
and other Civil Service jobs) and it will be given four times. Those who apply by November
6 will be tested December 7; by December 6 on January 11; by January 3 on February 8) and
by January 30 on ~;arch 8. Applications may be picked up in the counseling center beginning
today.
S~'7IlnrIl-1G ~00"!.. r'h • i 1 . '1 bl t: G C C '- V.u. 1 "e s~v~mm ng poo 1.S avaJ.. a e .l.or 7. • •
~'onday through Friday (Hhen school is in session) 12 p.m.
to lack of participation) 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
student recreational swimming
to 1 p.m. Discontinued (due
ATTENTION - SPECIAL STUDENT PERFOPJ1P..NCE PRICE: 120 tickets for each performance of
LOVE ~1ATCH being ShOvffi November 4 and 5 at the Palace Theatre are available to G.C.C.
students at a special student price of $2 each. Tickets are on sale at the Bookstore.
Hurry and get your tickets for this premiere showing of a new musical.
AQUATIC CLUB liEETmG: November 6, Hednesday at noon at the pool the Aquatic Club
will hold an important meeting to discuss future activities. Everyone welcome.
P.DULT PO~1EN: All womE.m students over 25 are invited to bring lunch to the east end of
the cafeteria) # 4-5, on v!ednesday, November 6 and/or Thursday, November 7, to get
acquainted with A\~ARE members and friends.
LITERAI'.Y "'AGAZINE CO?~lITTEE IT.EETINC: Tuesday) November 5 at 12:15 p.m. in L-34.
New members - interested students are invited.
PHI THETA l(,,\PPA: There Hill be a meetin~ November 4 at 1 p.m. in the Council Chambers
This will be a brief meetinr to nominate our selection for Homecoming Royalty. All
current members please attend!
RODEO CLUB i1EETH!G: There ~vi1l be a Rodeo Club organizational meeting Tuesday) November
5 at 7 a.m. in GA-lb. All interested people are welcome.
S.N.E.A. FUND RAISn:G GIFT !:.. FASHION SlImJ: Choose your Christmas gifts while you eat
lunch! Friday, November 8 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. the S.N.E.A. presents a Fund Raising
Gift and Fashion ShOH.
There will be a regular meeting of S.N.E.A. in Room SO-lIon Thursday) November 7 at
12:15 p.m.
SPP~ISH CLUB riEETING: There will be a regular meeting of the Spanish Club on Tuesday,
November 5 in B-13 at 12:15 p.m. Dance plans will be discussed. We need your support
to make this event a success - let's have a good turn out.
YOffi\G REPUBLICANS >~EETING: There will be a Young Republicans meeting to nominate officers.
It ~7ill be held in the Council Chambers of the Student Union on Thursday) November 7 at
12:15 p.m.
T?~~FFIC RULES: G.C.C. students are requested to adhere to traffic laws on and off campus.
Be especially cautious about passing a school bus at any hour of the'day.
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13
lursday 14
14
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:iday 15
Pool
Away
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Student Union
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Cafeteria 4-5
L-34
Courts
Council Chambers
Cafeteria 4-5
Council Chambers
Council Chambers
L-34
13-13
Admissions Office
10:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.
Noon
8:00 p.m.
After the Game
10:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
Noon
9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
LITERARY lIi\GAZINE C0l1HITTEE l!EETING
\lARA '=:'E~m1S INTRliHURl'.LS
ADVISORY I30l\RD I·1EETING
YOUNG DElmCRATS
TOUNIL\T~L ~mETING
BOOlC REVIEP
Music: Joan Fahrendorf, soprano
Revie~er: Dr. John Goff
AI-TARE HEETING
J:L4RINE COB.PS OFFICERS ON CAHPUS
YOUNG REPUBLICANS MEETING
L1TEF..A2Y f.1AGAZ1NE COll11ITTEE lillETING
SPANISH CLUB MEETING
LAST DAY TO FILE APPLICATION FOR
ASSOC. ARTS DEGREE
HEN'S INTRArfJRALS ENTRIES CLOSE
HANDBALL SINGLES
S\HV CLINIC
CROSS COUNTRY: lDCAA
FOOTBALL - Eastern
LETTERl1EN 1 S CLUB DANCE
.lesday 12
)lIING EVENTS:
rid-sy
;::.day
dnesday 20
20
22
24
BOOK REVIEP: Tfr. Dan Ha1acy
FOOTBALL Bfu~QUET
PHI THETA KAPPA TEA & INITIATION
PHOENIX S'YITPHONY-Pop Concert
11:00 a.m.
6:30 p.m.- 9:30 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
Student Union
Dining Hall
Student Union
Gymnasium
;SOCIATED STUDEI'iTS SCHOLARSHIPS: Applications for neu Associated Students Scholarships for
1e sccon~ scmc8ter and for 1969-70 are available in the counseling office. Deadline for
;turning these appl:.cations - December 1, 1968. Students now attending on AS Academic
:holarships vIill be cent renewal forms ~ for the second semester, through the mail. Students
Lth AS Activity Grants will pick up renewal forms, when they are available, from their
)onsor or coach.
)HNHALL l'lEETING: The
1e Co~ncil Chambers.
:e urged to attend.
Tovmhall meeting will be held on Tuesday, November 12, at 3 p.m. in
Agenda: Organization & policy on book buy-back. Students & faculty
iRADA DEL SOL-RODEO QUEEN CONTEST: Any woman student between the ages of 18-24 who is
1terested in entering this Rodeo Queen Contest should obtain an application form from
~an Butler, SO-5. Horsemanship is a must! Horses will be furnished for the contestants.
~adline for entries: Thursday, November 21, 1968 •
.D. CARDS: Check with the information desk and the Student Bulletin with reference to the
3suing of I.D. cards. A poster will be displayed informing students about pictures to be
l::c,n for LD. cards. Use the fl8 LD. card until you obtain your picture LD. card.
TTEPZf::l'S CLUB DANCE ~ A post game dance ,-rill be sponsored by the Lettermen's Club on
)vember 16, 1968. Admission 50¢ Live entertainment
S~;NIS TEA~l: Like to travel? tvant a good racquet? The tennis team is currently recruiting
layers for thG coming season. A ferv scholarships (tuition and books) are available if you
:m nake the te2-ill. If interested, contact Harry Matz in 0-66 •
. U.A. R. L. Ir:::2TIFG: Ct't' Hovem.ber meetings will be held this \veek on Hednesday thi:. 13th and
:'lUrsday the: 14th :.,: ::OC::18 L! [~ 5 at the east end of the Cafeteria from noon to 1 p.m.. All
)IDen students over 25 are in~ited to bring your lunch in and cat during the u1ceting.
rTERARY r~,GAZIN~ COl~1ITTEE:This meeting will be held Iuesday and Thursday, November 12 and
~ from 12:15::0 1 p.m. in L-34 to consider manuscripts that have been submitted.
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OmTG DENOCRt\TS: The Young Democrats \7ill meet Tuesday, l'!ove!nber 12, 1968 at 12:30 p.m. in
ooms 4 & 5 of the Cafeteria. This will be our nomination meeting. Our election will be
e1d at the same time and same place on Tuesday, l'Jovember 19. He vlOuld also like to take
his opportunity to express our congratulations to the Young Republicans.
OUNG REPUBLIC/,NS: _The Young Republicans Hill have a meeting to elect officers. The
.ominees for president are - Louise Robinson and Dave Johnson; for vice-president - Dave
ohnson and Larry Clark; for secretary - l'iary Heaney; and for treasurer - Lynn Dyer and
'ara Fiedler. The meeting Hill be held Thursday, Nover:lber 14. at 12:15 p.m. in the Council
:hamber of the Student Union.
;PANISR CLUB MEETING: There will be a regular meeting of the Spanish Club Thursday, November
.4 at 12:15 p.m. in B-13. Plans for the coming dance will be discussed. All members should
le present.
TARA TENNIS INTRAHURALS: vJARA Tennis Intramura1s begin Tuesday, November 12. from 12: 15 p.m.
mtil 12:45 p.m. lJedals will be given. Everyone is invited to participate.
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CALtNOAR OF EVENTS:
SO-II
p.m. SO-II
p.m. Student Center
p.m. 50-11
Student Center
p.m. Courts
L-34
SO-12
p.m. SO-II
p.m. Foyer-Student Center
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
#4-5 Student Center
p.m. Student Dining Hall
p.m. 50-11
#4-5 Student Center
p.m. Courts
SO-12A
SO-126
Faculty Dining Room
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6:30 p.m.- 9:30
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12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:45
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Tuesday
Sunday
Friday
18 MEN'S INTRAMURALS HANDBALL
Singles Tournament Begins
18 HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELORS' DAY
18 COMMUNITY HEALTH DISCUSSION
Phil Haggerty
18 CO-UN I-BUS HEETING Noon
18 1.0. CARDS ISSUED 10:00 a.m.- 4:00
18 PLANNING MEETING-AJCSGA 5:00 p.m.- 6:30
19 1.0. CARDS ISSUED 10:00 a.m.- 4:00
19 COLLEGE REPRESENTATI\fES ON CAMPUS 11:30 a.m.
19 \-lARA TENNIS INTRAMURALS 12:15 p.m.-12:45
19 LITERARY MAGAZINE COMMITTEE MEET. 12:15 p.m.
19 ASSOCIATED STUDENTS-EXECUTIVE MEET.12:20 p.m.
Wednesday 20 1.0. CARDS ISSUED 10:00 a.m.- 4:00
20 YOUNG DEMOCRATS BAKE SALE 10:30 a.m.- 1:00
20 BOOK REV IHI
Music: David Colman, Tenor
Reviewer: Mr. Dan Halacy
State Senator
20 A.W.A.R.E. MEETING
20 FOOTBALL BANQUET
Thursday 21 1.0. CARDS ISSUED
21 A.\.J.A.R.E.
21 SPANISH CLUB MEETING
21 ~/ARA TENNIS INTRAMURALS
21 S.N.E.A. MEETING
21 A.W.S. GENERAL MEETING
21 EXPERIMENT IN INTERNATIONAL
LIVING COMMITTEE MEETING
22 MEN I 5 INTRAMURALS:£NTR IES CLOSE ' -
FOR TURKEY RUN '
22 PHI, ,THETA KAPPA INITIATION & TEA
22 1.0. CARDS ISSUED
22 BASKETBALL-PRE-SEASON ALUMNI GAME
22 SPANISH CLUB THANKSGIVING DANCE
Saturday 23 \.JARA VOLLEYBALL-U. of A.
23 CROSS COUNTRY-Arizona Conference
24 ARTISTS' SERIES-PHOENIX SYMPHONY
"POPII CONCERT
24 - RECEPTI ON: FOLLOH.IJ~G THE CONCERT
COMING EVENTS: Winter Formal Royalty Nominees Due This Week
Monday 25 Thanksgiving Recess '6e'g:ins (Evening Classes)
Tuesday -26 Men's Intram~r~l~-Turke~ Run ' 4:00 ~.m.
Wednesday 27 Batsketbal1"'! N.A.U. Frosh C:OO p.m.
Thursday 28 Thanksgiving Recess Begins (Day Classes)
Saturday 30 Basketball - Imperial VaHey ,'- 8:00 p.m.
MONDAY - DECEMBER 2 CLASSES RESUME
COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVES ON G.C.C. CAtlPUS: The representatives from Arizona State University,
Grand Canyon College, Northern Arizona University, Prescott and the University of Arizona will
be on ~ampus todiscus~ admission and durriculum problems ~ith ~.C.C. ~tudents pl~~ning to
transfer to one of these institutions. The meeting time will be November 19 at 11:30 a.m.
Please contact the Counseling Center for specific locations.
DRAMA PRODUCTION: The dates for the :Ora:ma Prdduction of 1I0Ur Townll were listed incorrectly
in our last bulletins. The performances will be given December 11-12-13, 1968. Matinees
will be presented on the 11th and 12th.
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OPEN FORUI~ DISCUSSION: The use and abu~e of a<lcohol will be the topic ef discussion by P"hil
Haggerty on Honday, november 18 at 10 a.m. to 10:50 a.m. in the Student Lounge. He will
speak on behalf of the Alcoholism Information Center by the request of Coach Braasch's class,
School and Community Health. All are invited to hear this dynamic young man.
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ATTENTION WOMEN STUDENTS:
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There will be an A.H.S. general meeting Thursday, November 21
All women students are invited. Help is needed for the Christmas
There is an opening for Publicity Commissioner in A.W.S. Anyone interested may pick up an
application in SO-6, theA.U.S. office, or contact Nrs. James in SO-4.
\·/RESTLERS,:GL.C.C. varsity wrestling te,am needsa ,1?3 poundcJassification ~restler. If
you weigh betweeii.12l-130 'and have a de'sire to wr~stle, contact Coach Braasch.
WINTER FORMAL ROYALTY: ,Nominations for Winter Formal Royalty candidates should be turned
I,n to A.• S. Elections Commissioner: during the week of, November 25, 26, 27. An assembly
tqal"ltlounce the nominees will be held December 3 In the Gri 11 Room.
BRO"J~ I ES, .aRO~!N I ES, BROWN IES and more brown i es • • • • '. '. Cakes, great good cakes • • • •
cqokies, cookies, cooki~s ••• '•• come get them! The Young Democrats will have a bake
sar~-,\~ednesday, November 20 from 10:30 a.m~to: i p.m.
LITERARY r-IAGAZINE :COMMITTEE MEETING: All interested students are invited to attend
Tue~day, November 19 and Thursday, November 21 at 12:15 p.m. in L-34 to consider manuscripts.
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S.,fl.E.A. 11EETlNG: There wil'r be a ,Student National Edl!cation Association meeting on
Thursday, November 21 in SO-J2A at 12:15 p.m. All mem!>ers a'nd interested persons are
invited to attend and discuss plans 'for early classroomexperien'ce and changes of the
constitution. " ,
\,r.A.R.A. TENNIS INTRAMURALS: W.A.R.A. is having tennis intramurals every Tuesday 'and
1;hursday from 12:15 p.m •. to 12:45 p.m. There will be a beginning flight and also a more
aetva~ced fl ight p,layedi.n sirigles. Doubles wi I 1 also be played. Ribbons wi II be given
to the winners.
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VOLUME 4 NUMBER 12 NOVEMBER 25. 1968
[onday 25 THANKSGIVING RECESS BEGINS ( Evening Classes)
25 CO-UNI-BUS MEETING Noon
25 AIR &WATER POLLUTION LECTURE 10:00 a.m.-10:50 a.m.
25 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION MEET.
:uesday 26 I.D. CARD PICTURE RETAKES
26 WARA TENNIS
26 LITERARY MAGAZINE COMMITTEE MEETING
26 YOUNG REPUBLICANS MEETING
26 PHI THETA KAPPA MEETING
26 MEN'S INTRAMURALS-Turkey Run
~ednesday 27 NO BOOK REVIEW
27 AQUATICS CLUB FILM '68 Summer Noon Science Lecture Room
Olympics-Dick Smith. Lecturer
27 FOOTBALL PLAY OFF 1:00 p.m.-lO:30 p.m. Stadium
21 BASKETBALL-N.A.U. Frosh 8:00 p.m. Home
~hursday 28 THANKSGIVING RECESS BEGINS (Day Classes)
28 G.C.C. LIBRARY CLOSED
i'riday 29 G.C.C. LIBRARY CLOSED
;aturday 30 BASKETBALL-Imperial Valley 8:00 p.m. Home
:ALENDAR .Q! EVENTS:
CjlendaLe C:ommu.nL~
DECEMBER
10nday 2 CLASSES BEGIN (Day &Evening)
2 A.S. PETITIONS AVAILABLE SO-l
:OMING EVENTS:
Tuesday 3
,Tednesday 4
rhu~sday
~rtde.y
~ullrlay
i>ECmmER
Assembly to Announce Winter Formal
BOOK REVIEW
Music: Gary Conway, trumpet
Reviewer: Mr. Lyle Walcott
5 WINTER FORMAL ELECTIONS
6 WINTER FORMAL ELECTIONS
8 ARTISTS' SERIES-String Quartet
21 WINTER FORMAL
Candidates 12:15 p.m.
10:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
9:00 p.m.
Student Center
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
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Executive House
f.NSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER: Hours for the week of Thanksgiving: 1:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
~nday through Wednesday, November 25-27. The library will be closed on Thursday and Friday,
~ovember' 28..29. Thanksgiving, recess for,Continuing Education classes is from November 25 to
~ovember 30 inclusive. ' ",: ,r,' , ':}sr,;;(,'
WINTER:FORMAL ROYALTY: Nominations f~r Winter Formal Royalty candidates sh~uld be turned in
to A.W:'S.President, Sue Schroeder,,:Quring the week of Novembert5, 26, "2i.-"lfin 'a'ss~bly to
announce the nominees will be held D'ecember 3 in the Grill RbOllU'" ' ',' , ," "",,; ,
WINTER FORMAL: Hear Yet Hear Yet All elegant G.C.C. ladie,s are hereby encouraged to invite
a special~ightto accClmpany her in a si~v~,:r:, ca~riage to;j"~~~8~~~tal Ballf', "
Yes, that magicaihight is approaching. The' formal will (behe1d"at,.TheExecut~ve~ouse on
Saturday, December 21, 1968 at 9:00 p.m. Tickets will be available after the Thanksgiving
Holidays for $3.00 per couple. If any woman student would like to help on a committee, please
leave you~ name and telephone number in the A.W.S. office.
I.D.CARDS~ I Students who have not had their pictures taken for I.D. Cards may do so
JuesdaY,~oVember 26, from 9 a.m. 'to 2p.m~ blithe east end of the Cafeteria. Students whose
J.D. Cards 'were not a~cHlabie in SO-ll should have their pictures ,re-taken, on,fuesday.",.
AIR & WATER POLLUTION LECTURE: Mr. Grant Johnston of the Department of Environmental Health
and Sanitation will be speaking in the Council Chambers on HoIlc1ay, November 25 from 10 a.m.
to 10:50 a.m. His topic will be Air and Water Pollution. Presented by Coach Braasch's
school and Community Health Class:--Everyone is invited to attend.
!.Q.QQ DRIVE': There will b~ a Thanksgiving Food Drive to pe1pneedy; families in. SO\l,t~':phoenix.
!11 students are asked to bring one can of food and deposit it in the orange colored containers)
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A.S. CANDIDATES:'''': ;;Petit,ioitS for Associated Students candiciateswillbe ava:ilable Mop,day,
Decemp~t: ~, ,in Dean Pierson's office. "SO-Ii: "i"" ;,:' ";",;' \' ,"
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[)RAMA ,DEPARTMENT: ,Yqu are cordially invited" to a~,ten<:l the Drama Department's production of
"dUr, TO$" ~by ,Tho:rn,tpn Wilder'., ,Performances\~ip,:be'bW'JjeC'emb~r,p,"12,~r:cli{iI 13, at"8:15'p.nt~'~·
'Iatineesare on December 11 and 12, at 2:00 p.m. Glendale stude'nt's w1l1 be admitttid fitie
I1ith 1. D~ General admission will be $1.00 • . , " '1 ..' I ,. 1 : i, . , ~ 1..' ~ , :. , : t; i~-l : t- :
~QUATICS CLUB, FILM PRESENTATION: The Aquatics Cl1.1b piesents:A Review of>£he 1961fStidnrter
31Y!I1picS" (a 1ecturJ~,aIld,fi~ms primarily on th'ediving even~s)'by ~he$:tW8 'tne,~'S 'divihg .. ' '"
team coach - Dick smith.'I,' .J( t:; ,'''''l.·,'ir!'''' ; 'l~,;":'P
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:HRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION:, A,testimony Mee~ing w.i11 be held in the Council Chambers
~t '3:;15 p.m. on M:o:nday, November ,25.::All are ~eicQI'1.e ' .
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issu~ "7 Turn your wqrk .intC?'·(rj;F~c:ti'ftyiofficeBox'32~! (2yBtiilding 4-room 8, (3) ~Irs.
~ole or Nbs Dar1anq •. 'co~:ittee He~~ing will 1?e"heldTu'eSday';:1.12:15 p.m. in U~'34'/"
Interested students are invited.; .' i':') , . 'iJJ;' .,fiT""
There will be a meeting November 26, 1968 in the Council Chambers at
for nomitiatfon of our selection for WftItC!i" Rc:hhtnj. T<JE~ef'~one/t'l'E!ase
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ILENDAROF EVENTS:
lnday
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~dnesday
lUrsday
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lturday
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2 ASSOCIATED STUDENTS PETITIONS AVAILABLE
2 HEALTH LECTURE IIPlanned Parenthood"
2 CO-UNI-8US WEEKLY MEETiNG
2 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION HEETING
3 ASSEJ\3LY TO ANNOUNCE FORI·1AL CAI'lD I DATES
3 UAHA F IElf) HOCKEY
3 S.N.E.A. DISCUSSION-Dr. Berry, Lecturer
3 RODEO CLUB MEETiNG
3 BASKETBALL-Grand Canyon College Frosh
4 PiCTURE RETAKES FOR 1.0. CARDS
4 BOOK REV IHi
!'iusic: Gary Conway, trumpet
Rzv imller: t·ir. Lyle Ha 1cott
4 A•\'} •A•R•E•
1} IIEXPERINENTIl COt·!i·lITTEE HEETING
5 WINTER FORMAL ELECTIONS
5 STUDENT GOVERNMENT PETiTIONS DUE
5 A.H.A.R.E.
5 YOUNG DEMOCRATS MEETING
5 '..lARA FIELD HOCKEY
6 WINTER FORMAL ELECTIONS
6 BASKETBALl-A.S.U. FROSH
7 \1ARA VOlLEY13ALL-N.A.U.
7 \1RESTLING-Arizcna \'/estern Tournament
3 ARTISTS· SERIES
String Quartet-Mills College Group
10:00 a.m.-10:50 a.m.
Noon
3:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
10:45 a.m.
11 :00 a.m.
fJcon
3:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
Noon
Noon
12:20 p.m.- 1:00 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
3:00 p.m.
50-1
Student Lounge
50-11
Council Chambers
Gri i 1 Room
Council Chambers
Student Lounge
Home Game
1/6 Cafeteria
Student lounge
Student Lo!.!n~~
1/4-5 Cafeter I a
Council Chambers
Campus
1/4-5 Cafeter i a
116 Cafeteria
Campus
Home Game
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Student Center
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lesday 10 Chamber Singers Concert 8:00 p.m. Student Lounge
~dnesday 11 BOOK REViEH
I'lus!c : Hichae1 Tweedy, bari tone horn 10:45 a.m. Student Lounge
Reviewer: Hr. Jack Hartley 11 :00 a.m. Student Lounge
~dnesday 11 DRAl~A PRODUCTION
Natinee 2:00 p.m. Dining Ha 11
Evening 8: 15 p.m. Dining Ha 11
wrsday 12 DRp.:·1A PHODUCTION
I-lat inca 2:00 p.m. Dining ria 11
Evening 8: 15 p.m. Dining Ha 11
-iday 13 DRAi1A PRODUCTIOH 8: 15 p.m. Dining Ha 11
mday 15 ART! STS I SERIES - Hi 1ton Covensky 3:00 p.m. Student LOl!~£::;
lesday 17 Concert- Band Fall Concert 7:00 p.m. Dining Ha 11
::dnesday 18 Choir Christmas Husic 11 :00 a.m. Student Lounge
'turday ?_. Hinter Formal 9:00 p.m.-12 Executive House
iAMBER MUSIC: The Performing Group, Mills College, Oakland, California will perform a
mcert of chamber music on the Glendale Community College campus, Sunday, December 8, at
p.m. in the Student Center. There is no charge for admission. The group consists of:
jolin, cello, piano and clarinet.
<.A;~A PF'.ODUC7IO:1: Be sure to see the coming production of "Our Townll by Thornton Hilder,
~esented by Glendale Community College's Drama Department. Production dates are Dec. ll,
t 2 p.m. and 3:15 p.m.; Dec. 12, at 2 p.m. & 8:15 p.m.; and Dec. 13, at 8:15 p.m. Glendale
tudents will be admitted free with I.D. - General Admission will be $1.00
CO~TINUED ON THE BACK
LOTH;~jG DO;~,:n!OiJS: The:: P,merican Association of Student Hurses would appreciate donations
f clothing and games for chJldren 2-15. These will be given to the Children's Colony at a
hristmas Party - December 21. Boxes will be placed on campus for collection.
1l'tE FeR SlLL\RlrJG: Glendale Community College students are being offered the opportunity to
articipate in an all-campus IITime for Sharing" program. Students become involved by
ringing one or tv:o items of canned food or other non-perishable foodstuff and placing these
ifts into anyone of the decorated containers designated. The result? One gift of food x
he number of students on campus = a worthwhile project for those in need.
OB ORDi::R: Job Order t~o 1323 Acc't. Technician Location: East Phoenix Hours: 8 a.m. ;-5 p.m. Salary: $470 per month plus fringe benefits Requirements: Must have A.A.
egree or have one by January 31. flust have G semester hours in Acclt. (Acclt 119-120)
ontact the Placement Office for further information and refer to the above Job Order 110.
ONGRATULATIO~S TO THE GLENDALE SPEECH SQUAD! Competing against 10 other colleges at the
i'iesa i'ladcap" Speech Tournament in Grand Junction, Colorado, the 10 member Glendale .team
>erformed very weI I. Six students earned places in final rounds in 7 different areas. Of
hese students, John Vail and Jared ikHatton vlon second place trophies in debate, while
.he following trophies It/ere won by other members: Hal Kirby, 2nd Place, Impromtu Speaking;
Ian Lentz, 3rd Place, Oral Interpretation; Hendy \Jarnken, 3rd Place, Persuasive Speaking;
;haron Stoltzfus, 3rd Place, Extemporaneous Speaking.
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The following students were initiated on Friday,
Irquette, Donald Ai len
lrooks, Rebecca Beatrice
lurkland, Richard Christopher
)31 ton, l1aur i ce Joseph
iroff,Linnie Mae Barrett
Kent, Linda Marie
Kruse, Nancy Dean
Munnell, Gary Paul
Overson, Carole Lou
Phillips, Katharine Kaiper
Rector, Terril Jevene
Welborn, Cathy Irene
White, Kay Simpson
Wilhelm, Dean Morlan
Kaney, Nancy
:ESULTS OF THE HARD, GIRLS TENtJlS SINGLES INTRArlURALS: liN' Flight, 1st-Pat Donahue, 2nd
:assie HayeS-:-3rd-Mary Ellen Salas. I'B" Flight, 1st-Phil ':filkins, 2nd-Cathy Bu'11.ock,
lrd-Connie Moore.
jEALTH LECTURE: On l'londay, December 2, 1968 at 10 a.m. a lecture on 'IPlanned Parenthood"
~il1 be held in the Student Lounge. Mrs. Mildred Ell is, Public Health Nurse from the
;lendale Division of the Maricopa County Health Department will be the lecturer. The
~vent will be sponsored by the P.E. Department School and Community Health Class.
lLANNING A CAREER IN EDUCATION? Do you want classroom experience now? If your answer is
res, come to the discussion and planning meeting for prospective educators. Dr. Berry,
)ean or Instruction, will speak. The meeting is sponsored by the Student National Education
~ssociation and will be held in the Council Chambers in the Student Union on Tuesday,
)ecember 3 at 3 p.m.
~ODEO CLue MEETING: Any student interested in a Rodeo Club is invited to attend a meeting
that w~be held Tuesday evening at 7 p.m. in the Student Lounge.
YOUNG DG'lOCRATS: The Young Democrats 1;1i 11 meet Thursday, December 5 in Conference #6 of
the Cafeter i a. A11 Young Democrats are urged to attend. \-Je wi 11 f i na 1i zc plans for our
novie and start work on our Issues and Pol icies statement. The meeting wi 11 start at
12:20 and be over by 1 p.m. Please attend.
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VOLUME .4 NUMBER 14
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
~londay 9 STUDENT GOVERNMENT CA}WAIGNING BEGINS
9 CO-UNI-BUS l-ffiETING
9 GOLF MEETING
9 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE l-ffiETING
9 "EXPERIMENT" INTERVIEl-IS
9 PHYSICAL EXAMS-Baseba1l-Tennis-Go1f
and Track
Noon
Noon
3:15 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
SO-II
Gymnasium
Council Chambers
Faculty Dining Room
Men's Locker Room
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IHnirigHall
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AViay
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G.C.C. Campus
SO-12
Pool Area
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Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Dining Hall
Dining Hall
Council ChaMbers
Cafe:t~i-fa) 115-4
Council Chambers
Student Lounge
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Saturday
COHING EVENTS:
Friday
10 WARA FIELD HOCKEY
10 ADVISORY BOARD
10 CHAMBER SINGERS CONCERT
11 BOOK REVIEW
~rusic: Michael Tweedy, baritone horn 10:45 a.m.
Reviewer: Mr. Jack Hartley 11:00 a.m.
liThe Collected Essays, Journalism
& Letters of George Orwell" Vol.
I, II, III, IV
11 SKI CLUB l>1EETING
II, AQUATICSICLUB MEETING
11 DRAMA PRODUCTION
Matinee 2:00 p.m.
Evenirig("·. : ',c).~ ;" 8:l,5p.m.
.'(' 11' "EXPERHfENT'!'Interviews.; . 3:q9 iP;.pt.· ".!:.
Thursday '12 A.l-l.A.R.E. 1-ffiETING (Also, 6nHednesday) Noon ., .
12 WARA FIELD HOCKEY '112 :'15 p.m.":'12:5({p.'~m. ""
12, 'DRANA PRODUCTION
i/" . 11atinee
Evening
12BASKETBkDL-Mesa Invitational
13 !';HEN 's INTRAMURALS ENTRIES"CLOSE, ,
Basketball
13 BASKETBALL-Mesa Invitational
13 WRESTLING-Pa1omar-!C Tou},;D~ment
.,. 13, 'BRAl'tAPROPUCTION" . - '
14 WARA HOCKEY
14 WRESTLING-Palomar JC Tournament
14 AMS CROSS COUNTRY'INVITATIONAL
, , High School & Open ; .,
14 BASKETBALL-Mesa Invitational
15 ARTISTS' SERIES
M¥lton Covensky, Lecturer
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Honday 16 Physical Exams-Baseba11-Tennis-Golf
'and--Track
Tuesday 17 ;G;C'.C~·Band :Concert
Wednesday '18\-Ghoir Chr,istmas Mus'ic .,­Wed'~~
Th.:·H3-l9' Student Government Elections, ..
Thursday" '19 A Cappella Choir Christmas Concert
Thursday 19 Young Democrats Heeting
Saturday 21 HINTERFORMAL (Tickets in Bo~kstore)_
Honday 23 CHRISTHASRECESS·.BEGINS,.
Honday Jan.6 CLASSES:RESillfE ".
7 :00 p .~'.
.:6,~00 p,m.
11:00 a.m. ,I • ..' .
9 :00 .a .m. -2: 00 P .m~'
8:00 p'~.- 9~30 p.m~'
12:20 p.m.
9:00 p.m.
. Meh' s Locker Room
Dining Hall
Student Lounge
t, ';J , , Campus
Student Lounge
Council Chambers
Executive House
STUDENT LOUNGE: All day-time students. Please b~ advised that du;;;'~tudent,I~un$e-t.THl bel
clo'sea at' 3' p.m. Tuesday',' December 10",1968. Th;is.Wi;ttbe ~e~~ssaryin orae.r,~o atrang~' the , •• ,_" •.,,; i
lounge for the Chamber Singers Concert at 8 p.m.
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SCHOLARSHIP: A $100 scholarship for the second semester is being offered by the Glendale
Faculty Wives. Applicants must meet the following qualifications: 1) Must be a sophomore.
2) Must be able to show some financial need.3) Must have above average grades.4) Must file
in the counseling center a completely filled out Arizona Financial Aid application and Qne:,
.comprehensive recommendation from a Glendale Community College faculty member. "Applications
,available in the Counseling Center ~ ,De~dline - December 20, 1968. '" i' ,
SCHOLARSHIP: A $100 ~cholarship for the second semester is being offered by the Glendale
Trade Club. Qualifications: 1) Must be a graduate of Glendale High School. 2) Must
have above average gra~es. 3) Must show some financial need. 4) Must file a completely
filled out Arizona Financial Aid Application in the Counseling Center. Applications
available in, the Counseling Center. Deadline - December 20, 1968.
"OVR TOWN" - Come, and see the Pulitzer Prize winning play, ~IOur Town" by Thornton Wilder,
presented by the G.C'.C. Drama Department. Performances will be on Wednesday at 2 p.m. and
8:15 p.m., Thursday at 2 p.m. and 8:15 p.m., and Friday at 8:15 p.m. General Admission will
be only $1. Free with a Student, I. D. Card.
A.W.S. WINTER FORMAL: Gals, gaie into your future and find
December 21 at 9 p.m. at the Executive House in Scottsdale.
Tickets are $3 per couple and are on sale at the Bookstore,
a date for the Crystal Ba;ll,
Attire is semi-formal.
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PHYSICAL E~IINAtIONS FOR VARSITY TEAMS: Physical examinations will be given to prospective
w~:r.sity tjeam members,f,or baseball, tennis, golf and track December 9 and December 16, 1968
in the mt:in',s lock~r,ro'om. Starting time will be 7 p.m. e~ch evening.
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bomb shelter? Everyone,~elcome - We need your help! . , I
YOlfflG DEMOCRATS: An imp~rtant meeti,ng will be held;at l2:20'p.m. on December 19 in the
Council Chambers.
SKI CLUB: Thr first annual meeting of the Ski Club will be held Wednesday at nOQn in
~m SO-12. Plans for th~ first trip and up coming year wiii be discussed. Sopla~ to,
attend the first meeting of, the school~ hottest,club. Beginners will be welcome as free
ski instr~ction will be g~yen: by the club. . ' " ".
GOLF: All young menin~~~ested in Golf - there will be a meeting at noon - Monday, __ ,I,),
December 9 in the Gymnasium.:, , If you cannot a.ttend please contact Coach Weiss.
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9:00 p.m.-12:00 p.m.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday --16 MEN'S INTRAMURALS-Basketba11 Begins
16 CO-UNI-BUS
16 'MEETING:J~OR MEN INTERESTED IN GOLF
,,- 16 CHRI~'t~ ,.sCIENCE NEETING- ,
, / ':16 PHYSI~;.EXAMS:-Bas~ba1;L-:-Tennis-Golf
and Track
Tue$~-ayJ' 17 E'LEC'MONS 'ASSEMBLY C '" Noon '~"",
17 'WA~A:"'FIELDHOCKEY 'I, 12~lSp.m-:-12:,50.r.,p:-m.'
, " 17 WOMENS' VARSgY TENNIS TEAM MEETING 12:30 p.m.
17G.C.C. BAND CONCERT !',; . 8:00;p'~1it.,;,·
W~dneslay 1.18' ,CJ;lOfR~itR,'t~~S"Mp'SIC .! 11:00 a.m. ! ,; i' .
:. 18A~W;A.R.E'. 'MEETtNG,:;,:.)" Noon"iF;,i
; .' .18 .r:SItijJEN.,TGqV:ERNMENT ELECTIONS 9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
Thu'fsdaY!;c''+9;,S.~~T·'q,9Vlj:R,NtfE.~TELECT~Q~~ , 9:g~ a~;m.- 2:0Q p,m.
19 A.W.A.R.E. }IEETING ',.' Noon' .1 <' I,: I'
. 'i.~']9 ':RODEO CLUB',MEETING Noon .
,J:,;", ,'19 'WARA FIELDHOCKEY! ·12:15p.1Jl.-12:50 p.m.,
19 YOUNG Dm10CRATS ~mETING 12:20 p.m. .
19 '$PANISH CLUB IffiETING 12: 30 p.m.
19 •;A, CAPPELLA CaOIR CHRISTMAS·CONCERT.8:00 p.m.- 9:30 p.m.r
',20· GRILL, ROOM 'CLOSED-USE CAFETERIA FACILITIES ; i. i
20 ~1RESTLING-PC-AAU Tournament
.,:::;.;<:,.', 20 A.S. INSTALLATION BANQUET
,'),! ,,;j 20 BASKETBALL-Southwestern
ScitlJrd~y;\' '21' ·l.mESTLING-PC~AAU'Totirnament
21 BASKETBALL-Grossmont
21 WINTER FORMAL
Mond~Y;: .' 23')J CHRISTMAS RECESS' BEGINS
Th-Fri-Sat ,,26-27-28 . BASKETBALL-Palm Springs Invitational Tournament
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4 lo1RESTLING-Imperia1 Valley JC
14':SASKETBA1L-Cochise' :
. 6 CLASSES RESUME
6 APPLICATIONS FOR 2ND smmSTER ARE DUE
Wednesday '8 j 1BOOK'l{EViEW""";;'
, ,j ,.-;rt)avf:d ,PayD:e-F10ral Arrangements 11:00 a.m.
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INSTRUCTIONALd~TEBIALS ,CENTER: Please observe thej,following !l!Jf1}~dule.,when checking books out
over the Ohristmas: irecess,:, All b,ooks checked out between DecembeF;?:Jlnd December 20 are due
January 10, 1969. All books checked out from January 6, 1969 to the end of the semester are
due tvednesday ~:...ranuary 15, 1969. All books will go on overnight circulation from January 15
to Friday, January 24, 1~69. The!MC will be open between semesters (January 21-3l)~for
book return,'and' clearini!debts. Regular circu14tion resumf,!I?"Februl:l~y3, 1969. We will be
closed during the Christmas recess, December 23 through January 4, 1969. The staff of the
U1C wishes'you;a'·happy and rewarding holiday.
COMING 'EVENTS:
, ; JAN'UARY
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,Saturday
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'Monday
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EARLY CLOSING';OF-GRILL ROOH: Because r-em.odeling of the snack bar s,ervice a;~'~a witl' require
more time; than('W'ill be available during Christmas recess, the Grill Room will be closed
Friday, Decemb~~ 20 all day. Please go to the $~ramble service ar~a (cafeteria) for any
food services; from 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.' , : '.. "" '0.
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SCHOLARSHIP: A $100 scholarship for the second semester is being offered by the Glendale
Faculty lii'ie.sf. Applicants must meet the following qualifications: 1) Hust be a sophomore.
2)}lust be able to show some financial need. 3) Must have above average grades. 4) Must
file,~n the counseling center a completely filled out.Arizona Fina~cial Aid applL~ation and . ; ... _.- • I,,·"
on'e' c'omprehefisive recommendat;ipn from a Glendale Community Coll~g~. faculty member'., '
Applications.available in thEf Counseling Center. Dead.,il.:ne-Decernb'~riQ,,:.1968,. '. .
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SCHOLARSHIP: A $lO(f scholarship for the second 'semest'at is being offered by" Ithe Glendale
Trade Club. Qualifications: 1) Must be a graduate of Glendale High School. 2) l1ust have
above average grades. 3) Must show some financial need. 4) Must file a completely
filled out Arizona Financial Aid Application in the Counseling Center. 5) Must have one
comprehensive recommendation from a G.C.C. faculty member. Applications available in the
Counseling Center. Deadline: December 20~ 1968.
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recognition at the PSCFA Fall Champion,ship Speech TournamentfoJ:: two year c,~lleges held at
Southwestern' Col:legeinChula ,Vista" 'California on December 6 a~d 7. Comp,eiipgwi,th 430
student;s froin 34:'other'colleges, the imelllbers .of Glendale's speech .te~ won the foi~ow.~ng
awards':': ; ,'" :., ;. I '. ..,. ,
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Tom Wilson &Wayne Wisrtiewski ;.
Kathy Thompson
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1st Place-Women's Championship Oral Interpretation
1st; Place-Women '·sNovice :P~;rsuasive Speaking
1st Place-Hen's Novice Inf0rmattve Speaking
.. 1st Place-Women f~sNovice ,IJ1lpr911lP,tu :Speakip.!i
2nd Pl'ace-Mt;n-' s' Novice ,," "ImprQmPt~' SpeC'!.}tfng
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st~dent who is inter'esfeeii in participating should see :l1r,.' Haneuso in room SC-43.
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Buy your tickets now for the Crystal 'Ball. The A.W.S. semi-form~:~;
in Scottsdale on December 21 at 9 p.m. is girl-ask-boy or boy-ask-girl.
the bookstore and will not be sold at the door. Be sure to come!
of the year!!!!!!
Please claim ybur; I .:n:.·' Cards. They have arrived. You may pick them up in
A:vLs: WINTER FORMAL:
at 'The 'Executive House
Tlckets'areon sale at
I~'s the biggest event
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tOST·ANt) FOUND! We have sun glasses, jewelry, books and clothing. Come to 89;-1. IF.,.IT~;·;
ARE NOT CLAtMED BEFORE 5 P.M; D1~CmtBER 20, 1968, THESE· ITEMS WILL BE GIVEN TO SERVICE';;
ORGANIZATIONS. •. ' . \ : ,
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weMENS' VARSITY TENNIS: All women' ~t\l9~nts int~r.~~Ji~d in trying out for the ta'I-sity team (;1:
learning informatio'n.·.ab.out it, ple~se .come fO~F:i':n impor,tan:t meetin~ TUE1§day at 12:3.0 p.m.
in Mrs. Clayton's off ice." •• . : . . ,
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12:30 p.m. in the Gym'Annex '-' room 3. Please make every::effort to attend. ;.; ij,
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p.m. -December 19J:in,B~1~~I"" : ,.:c:'~'·:';· "'j, . • ..:';';
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.ROpEO CLUB MEETING.:,. Last ~nt~eting before Christmas vacation for the Rodeo Club to make .plans
to raise money. l'tdn member, new'members, old members. everyone is welcome to attend. Topics
to be discussed:' dues, and other suggestions~i;JYecember 19, Thursday - noon. '. ,
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GOLf: All ymln'g'meninterest.ed in golf please attend a meeting; :~) qoon - Honday,December
l6"':Ltl"the triain gymnasium. If you cannot attend - please contact Coach Weiss.
S.N.E.A. HEETING !. FIU1: ,:i:nvest in ,y,o\1r "fqtu.:r.e. All, ol?~rSOns interested in. the educa.tional
profession:are invited to ~tt,end. the ,organizationalmeet,ing of S.N.E.A. Fit~~:w.ill be
shown. Themeetin:g:will;.b~;·.r:U~lid.~y,t;·,J:)ecembe..:r17 at V+15 p.m. in the Council Gl]~~,~rs.
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VOLUME 4 NUMBER 16 JANUARY 6, 1969
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Student Lounge
Student Lounge
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Student Center
SO-12
Council, Chambers
Student Center
Track Area
Student Center
# 4-5 Cafeteria
Track Area
GA-2
Counseling Center
6:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m.
Noon # 4-5 'Cafeteria
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. Counsel,ing Center
10:00 a.m.
8:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
10:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
Noon
12:15 p.m.-12:45 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
Noon
3:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:45 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
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A.S. INSTALLATION BANQUET
BOOK REVIEW
Reviewer: Mr. Robert Wi l,cox
LAND OF MANY FRONTIERS
by Dr-:-Odie B. Fau l,k
ARTISTS' SERIES
Phoe'nix Symphony Orchestiod.';; ;'8:00 p.'m. G.C.C. Gymnasium
FINAL EXAMINATION WEEK NO CLUB MEETINGS OR SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
A.M.S. DANCE 9:00 p.m.-12:00 Student Center
':: ITHE GLENJ)A'LE' COMMUNITY COLLEGE l3,OOK§,!OREl
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CLASSES RESUME
APPLICATIONS FOR 2ND SEMESTER ARE DUE
SIGN UP FOR SNOW BOWL TRIP
CO-UNI-BUS MEETING
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS MEETING
SIGN UP FOR SNOW BOWL TRIP
WARA TRACK & FIELD PRACTICE
RUN-OFF ELECTION FOR A.S. PRESIDENT
SIGN UP FOR SNOW BOWL TRIP
BOOK REVIEW
Music: Ray Letcher, Trombone
Presentation: Mr. David Payne
Payne &Morrison Florists
Floral Arrangements
A.W.A.R.E. LUNCHEON MEETING
RUN-OFF ELECTION FOR A.S. PRESIDENT
MT. STATES TELEPHONE REPRESENTATIVE
ON CAMPUS
SIGN UP FOR SNml BOWL TRIP
A.W.A.R.E. LUNCHEON MEETING
WARA TRACK & FIELD PRACTICE
WRESTLING-Mesa Community College
MT. STATES TELEPHONE REPRESENTATIVE
ON CAMPUS
NAVY RECRUITING OFFICERS ON CAMPUS
SIGN UP FOR SNarl BOWL TRIP
STUDENT RECITALS
SOPHOMORE SNOrl TRIP TO SNOW BOWL
WRESTLING-Peoria-4 Way Meet
BASKETBALL-Eastern Arizona
ARTISTS' SERIES-Mark Schorer
Lecture on D. H. Lawrence
'f?riday
-::OMING EVENTS:
'l'uesday 14
Wednesday 15
4.DMISSIONS APPLICATION:
application. ,:c',
It is not necessary for continuing students to fill out another
I\TTENTION JUNE GRADUATES: Representat{~~s from HountainLSt~tesTelephone and Telegraph
Company will be on ~Thursday and Friday, January 9 and 10 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. to
interview,prospecti:v:e.employees. If yo~ c;lre, interes~~ pl,e~se,tnalfe anap,p.o~ntment in, ,the
Counseling Center by Tuesday, January 7. '; i ' , '
NAVAL OFFICER PROGRAH: An aviation inf~'~ation team from the~'avalAirStat:i:on,."L~~'~i~i~O,S,
C~lifornia, will visit our campus on January 10, 196Qbetwe,en th,e'~Ul"s ~f ,:loP a:~m~:.:~Ud··i' p~~.
Men interested in the Navy's Officer Programs are invited to stop by and investigate the
opportunities offered.
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lp'plication from Dean Butler, 50:-4. QualificatiQns':";i18-24 ;yr ~)';isingle" resident ,of Mjirieo,pa;
;ounty, no former professional rodeo queen or attendant. Queen receives a $500 scholarship;
~ attendants receive $250 each. Judging is based upon personality, poise, charm, and
lorsemanship. Deadline for entries: Janua:r;y 18;,,1969. F:Qr,:.further ;i.nforma,tion ~ see
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~UN-OFF ELECTION FOR A.S. PRESIDENT: There will be a run-off election for the office of
?resident of Associated Students Wednesday and Thursday, January 8 & 9. The election will
)ebetweeni David Palriu~r, and D()n Gtannattt. ",; ,
-,TAR-A TRACK -& FIELD PRACTICE: Practice wi1{}.b".~/,th.e.'.7th and 9th of
~ill be the 14th and 16th. All girls are invited to participate.
rime: 12:15 p.m.-12:45 p.m. Flace: trackarea
January. The track meet
Ribbons will be awarded.
iJOON RECREATIONAL SWllOONG HA.S BEE~CANCELLED UNTIL FEBRUARY 17, 1969 •
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Review: Mp. Robert WiZoox
LAND OF MAJlY FRONTIERS
by 5Y'-:-Od~e B. Paulk
15 A. Y.A.R.E. LUNCHEON
15 :' STUDENTRECI2'rlLS:
Thursday ;16'·' RCDEOCLUB MEETING
13 CHRISTD1N SCIENTISTS MEETING
13 'JfOfJIJ !ll!lZ~L.~ 1:JE/f/1IlvG
14 Y..~41?A TH.1CI{
14 SlJEA I~JE1ETI1VG
14 ADVISO[:'Y:"~BGAliD:";'f~
13 FllI TIIET.4 ]G4PPA
15 C'O-UNI-BUS MEF;TING.
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WRESTLING-Peoria High School
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~~ESTLING-AY'izona Western
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W~¥$rLING-ImperiaZ VaZley
EASXETBALL-Grand Canyon CoZlege
ARTISTS' SERIES-Phoenix Symphony
Reoeption-following the conoert
A.W.A.R.E. LUNCHEON
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STUDEN::t RECITALS
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COl4171G E1'7J)!lTS:
~'lon-2;'h 20-23- FINAL EXAMIN..4TION f';EEK
No CZub Meetings - No Activities
NO BOOK REVIEH TODAY .
A.M.S. END OF SEMESTER DANCE
25 ACT TESTS
rlednesday 22
7?riday
Satv.rday
semester, students are
Students are asked to
PRE-REGIST~4TION: In order to facilitate registration for the 2nd
urged-to coil'fer \;llth their advisors concerning course selections.
make appointments with their advisors for these conferences.
Students are encouraged to continue their college work by enrolling for the 2nd semester.
-BOOK BUY8ACK DURING-EXAM-\1EEK: January 20.. 21, 22, 23---3 a.m.---9 p.m. .B,;;;U.;;..Y.;.;B:..;A..;.C;;..K;.;.. -I,N;..;5;.0...-.1;,2.-
January 24-------~,---·---8 a.m.---4 p.m.
The Bookstore will pay 50% of the new book price to the 'nearest .05 for the required hardback
texts to be used the fallowing semester.
The Bookstore CANNOT buy back:
1. ?~p~rback books
2. Dictionaries
3. Non Required books
4. Books It;h i ch have been \1e t
5. 800ks with names erased or obscured in
any way
6. Excessively dirty or hC3vily marked books
7. Books with pages misslng-tncl~dcs ff~~ l~af
ATTE1!T;Cnl-STUD:::~rrs EtWLOYED ON C/lJ\PUS: All Students .,sho have worked at Glend.:.lc Community
C~Orr(;ge durL".j thCscnoo'l ycarmu"st pick up their H2 form in the Bookstore.
rmH; tIt,LL ;'~:::":THJG: Please note that the nCit\; meeting of the Town HaH \'Jin be: held HOI1'!,:1Yt
J.::mu<:.ry f3, at-3-p.m. in the FClCUity Dining Room. The princlpCll item on the: 898nda wilL be
discussion of Student Fees and their usc by Dr. John F. Prtnce and Hr. Ai Flowe.s.
Al students are lnv ted to attend this informative sessloM. Question and cnS\lier period' wi n
folow the presentat on.
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;O;iJ~Lp\j\Tt:R.;ALS CEHTER.: /\11 books checked out from January 6,1969, to the'end 'of
"·-~·---;--due -\7e"crieSdJY, January '15, 1969. All books will go on overnight circulat-
:0:: Tro;n January 15 to Friday, January 24,1969. The !~lC vli11 be. open between' semesters
(January 27-31), ]:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. for book return and'clearing of debts. RegL!~ar
:irculation resumes February 3, 1969.
'LE/1.SE :WTE TH/\.T iT \11lL NOT BE :POSS I BLE TO REG f STER FOR SECOND SEMESTEr: AND THAT
~RANSC.RI.?J,S,VJlLJlOT SE".RELEASED UNTil LIBRARY DEBTS ARE CLEARED.
riC EXH!SH:"VDon't miss the unique collection of antique cameras on display in the
Tbra'ryl s Specic'ri-·Co'11ect·!c)ii·"tase.
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,Y. classic and contemporary artists in the·Glendale Community Co] lege Sfu.oent lounge on
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,G:br:8ary ·]q,,.,,,L909 from ]0 a.m. to 7p,:IT): ::.
r;_b~s ~~~ge from.$5 to $1000. The''e/,hi~:lt':ron inc)Jd.:i;i5"over··;~9,O'originaletchings,
ithographs and i\rbOdcuts Pi,,~l;Jchartists,,~s.. Picasso, Chagall, !,jir'o~ G?XR' Rer:,Pir, Bask,i,n, ...."·\
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representative of the Galleries wrl'r''bi;i;:pr-::sent to answer any RuestiOQ.s the. pub1 ie may
ave regarding"graphic art-'and printAlal~~ing'~'" . " ',,' '.
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or·further<information conta;;t \·jarrcn Gentry, Glendale Community ,Co, l lege. Art Professor.
UO-ST/\TE CONVENTION: Any girl interested in attending th~~~i:lMS D,uQ:St:;jte,;Convention in
;V;-Tiexico the Z3t:1-of February through 1-1arch 2 please pick 'Llp'3n a'ppltection in 50-4.
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TTE~n I ON 'PH I THETA :<APPA-'iY;EMBE·H§~·, There' \~Hl be. an important :':rn'e'et i n~f ;'foriday, J.;jnuary. 13, '.
n:-'th~ Coutlc'i ('C"hambers at"j p.m. Be Active'):" p j ease attend !'" ,\'),':' ':\',' -," '.;'~Y'.'':~ .
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-j·scuss teachers aid p:-ogram. The me<itrng··~VJi 11 be held inT'06i1f~ 4-S\'bf.·the·{afe,teria •
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:;AN1::lH CLUB I~EETING: There', ~Jhf\b'e'a(\r~'gL;f~r meeting of .tl)e S'par;ishCJ:~b Thursday, l2'~30 '.
.nC;January-lbTi1-S-13 ;\.:. PI ~n's'<fo( -tHe'comi ng dancel\w-rll··lj~ d i ~cussed'>'" ".,
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8:00 q.m.-;loCi p.m~ .,,:.;1": SO~12
" ~:OO p.m.,,;,. ' Home GA-2
3:00 p.m.,'". Main Gymnasium
9:00 p.m.-12 (.' Student Union
8:00 a.m. ; .-. Science Building .
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8:00 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
AfteY' the Game
10:00 a.m.
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CALENOAR ,OF EVENTS:, !',' r 'j~ "j,.
Mon-Th:'20.;23 FINALEXAMINATIONifr/EEK .:j .,.1:) :,
:No C'tubMeetings,+Na Activities,::.. ~d,. "j'
Mon-Th',:20.;.23· BOOlfdBllY BACK ,;,'(, " iE;·J;i: .,";8:00 a.m.~ B:QO,p.m•. ,
MondatJ i, ' . 20 ' iFJVENING,REGISTRATION .BEGINS, ,:.)~,:,(!j ,
Wednesdl1:g r-r22;'NO'BOOK: REVIEW·' i '~1.' ."
FY'iday 24' BOOK Blf!i~BA(JK;i';·.j}.i_"
24 - WRESTLING-Phoeni:x;r,CQ"t;lege, ":l! 1n
24 WRESTLING-PeoY'ia H.S. Invitational
24 A.M.S. END OF SEMESTER DANCE
SatU!'day" 25 'ACT,';(fESTS'CJ,')~:; ,h',_
25 .J1RESTtLING-Phoenix:CQ'Hegej'j ',;r
25 fJRESTLING-PeoY'ia H.S. Invitational
25 BASKETBALL-NAU FY'osh
COMIUGr,£VENTS: '-i ·'r.'·' . j ",'., I.
Monday 27 LATE ADMISSION BEGINS
27 SECOND SEMESTER BEGINS
Tuesday 28 ORIENTATION FOR NEfl STUDENTS
Wednesday 29 NO BOOK REVIEW
29 REGISTRATION-Day Students
29 AWS APPLE DAY
ThU!'sday 30 REGISTRATION
FPiday 31 REGISTRATION
31 WRESTLING-Mesa Community College
31 BASKETBALL-Phoenix ColZege
31 SPANISH CLUB DANCE
BOOK BUY BACK DURING EXAH HEEK: January 20, 21, 22, 23---8 a.m.
January 24 -------------8 a.m.
9 p.m. BUYBACK IN SO-12
4 p.m.
Books with names erased or obscured in any
way
Excessively dirty or heavily marked books
Books with pages missing-includes fly leaf
5.
6.
7.
The Bookstore will pay 50% of the new book price to the nearest .05 for the required hardback
texts to be used the following semester. THE BOOKSTORE CAlmOT BUY BACK:
1. Paper back books
2. Dictionaries
3. Non Required books
4. Books which have been wet
ATTENTION ~UDENTS l~O HAVE BEEN m,WLOYED OR ARE m'WLOYED ON CMWUS: All Students who have
worked at Glendale Community College during-the school yea;-must pick up their WZ form in the
Bookstore.
INSTRUCTIONAL }~TERIALS CENTER: All books will go on overnight circulation from January 15
to Friday, January 24, 1969. The IMC will be open between semesters (January 27-31), 7:30
ii,m. to 4:30 p.m. for book return and clearing of debts. Regular circulation resumes Feb. 3.
PLEASE NOTE THAT IT WILL NOT BE POSSIBLE TO REGISTER FOR SECOND SID1ESTER AND THAT TRANSCRIPTS
WILL NOT BE RELEASED ij}lTIL LIBRARY DEBTS ARE CLEARED.
FOOD SERVICE: Examination week: January 20-23
Monday through Thursday - Cafeteria will be open.
Monday through Thursday - Snack Bar will be open,
7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Registration week: January 28-31
Monday through Friday - Cafeteria will not be open
Wednesday through Thur. '-- Snack bar will be open,
7:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Tuesday - Snack bar will be open,
11:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.
Priday SmIck bar' 7~jO a.m • .,..,. MOON
AMS DANCE: The Associated lIen Students of Glendale Community College will have the first
dance of the year on the 24th of January, 9 p.m. to 12. So come next Friday and dance to
the sounds of the BEAU GESTS. Admission is free with I.D. card - come and give your support
to the first of many dances to be held this year.
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ARr~ONACURRENT ISSUES, POL. SCI. 45C: This class will be offered in a new 16 week series
onie"levision weekly on Channel 3,~VK, noon to 12:30 p.m. with Jane.Werneken, as instructor.
BesUI\e t::0 note the time because it is incorrectly announced in the class schedule:'
Students who have taken 45C during the fall semester may take it again this semester because
there will be 16 new issues presented. No bibliography will be required. Some of the new
issues to be discussed; are as follow~~:
Should the Criminal Mentally III be Housed on the Same GroundsiWith the Non-Criminal
Patients?
Are There Values in Assimilation of our Mexican-Americans?
•~g~_ ~?-E!; . ~~~c~~~C?_~L~:£.<?g!jl~!?...~a.~~ ..!!l:I~<:>~_<!§._.,<:>~.P'!pg Ab~se.?
The ,Prosand:CQns of the Curfew from Parent and Stude;ntPointo£ View
-What 'Responsib1lity· Do'(!s' Arb(m;:r"'N"eed-tomrsum~"ror"'I"t"S 67,000 "AlcoholiC'S'?"
A new feature has been added to the course. A student will appear with the other Participants
weekly to listen to the discussion and then ask a question •. Students will be chosen from
various departments in the college. We want the pub,lic to begin to realize how interested
our students are to learn about community problems and participate in their solution. As
a result of last seniest~r"~ program on the Urban League, our Student Government voted to
give the Urban League 5 reams of paper for mimeographing, and some of our students will be
vQ~unteering their services in assisting with the Slip Program (Skills Level Improvement
Program) of the Urban Leagueirt Phoenix. John Donna, President of the Sophomore Class
an~ Mrs. Werneken, of the Reading Department are taking names now of students wishing to
help in theSJ,ip Program. . . . .
SKICLUB: There will be a meeting of Glendale Community College Ski Club on February 5
a£12:l5. p.m. in room 50-12 (Wedriesday). The first trip of the year will be held on that
weeke,Od. Please attend if you are interested.
RODEO CLUB }ffiETING: An important business meeting will be held Tuesday evening, F~bruary
4 at 7 p.m. in the Student Lounge.
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\LENDAR OF EVENTS:
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JANUARY 27, 1969
mday
:1Ursday
riday
27
27
.lesday 28
2.dnesday 29
29
29
30
31
31
31
31
PEBRUARY
LATE ADHISSION BEGINS
SECOND SEMESTER BEGINS
ORIEN7ATION FOR ALL NEH STUDENTS
NO BOOK REVIEH
REGISTRi\.TION
AHS APPLE DAY
REGISTRlI.TION
REGI STR1".T ION
WRESTLING - Mesa Community College
BASKETBALL - Phoenix College
SPfu~ISH CLUB SPONSORED DANCE
10:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
After the Game
Gymnasium
Away
Home
Student Union
aturday 1 Tfu\CK-FIELD - N.A.U. (Indoor)
I BASKETBALL - Arizona Western
1 WRESTLING - District High Sch. Tourn.
1:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Away
Away
Gymnasium
riday
unday
riday
hursday
10:45 a.m. Student Lounge
11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
All Day G.C.C. Campus
3:00 p.m. Student Lounge
~NING EVENTS:
ednesday 5 BOOK REVIEH
tillsic: John Estes, trombonist
Review: Mr. John Paul
"The Brothers Schubert"
by Jerry Stagg
7 l-lliSIC DAY
9 ARTISTS' SERIES
Richard Popkin, Lecturer
Topic: liThe Role of Skepticism
in 20th Century America"
14 BALLET WEST-Formerly Utah Civic Ballet
20 HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR DAY
8:00 p.m. Gymnasium
G.C.C. Campus
a.m. to
p.m. to
a.m. to
a.m. to
INTER FORMAL PICTURES: AU students who had "Coup les PictUI'es" taken at the V/inter Forma l­ay
pick up their pictures at Montgomery Ward - Chris Town. If you have any questions~
lease contact Roger Williams 266-7872.
TTENTION AI,L STUDENTS: J.'he Spanish Club is holding an open dance on January 31~ 1969 at
p.m. - 12 in the dining hall. (After the basketball gwne) Music will be provided by the
'Sweaty Chicken" and admission is only 501 per person. Everyone is wewome.
SSOCIA'TE COLLEGIATE PLAYER,c; ~ Auditions wiU be held Thursday~ February 6 at 2 p.m. in
~-lA for the Assooiated Collegiate Players' new variety show. All. interested students are
crged ·to tr·y-ou·t.
'(JUNG DEM.OCRA'l'S: The Young Democrats wiU mee·t on February 6'~ Thursday~ at 12:20 p.m. in the
:ouncil Choffibers. Please atte~~. We will. hold an election to fiZl the vacanoy in the office
if secreta~y~ approve our policy statement~ and discuss the trip to Casa Grande .
.OUNG REPUBLICA~9: There will be a meeting of Young Republicans to nominate candidates for
)ffioe~ February 6~ at 12:15 p.m. in Student Offices~ 50-11.
"liE POLLOy/ING SCHEDULES TVILL
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ACTIVITIES FAIR - WEEK
OF FEBRUARY 10.
Join the int0rest club
of your choice!
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co!nmunIT~ COLLEGE
~LENDAR OF EVENTS:
'Jnday -3 CLASSES BEGIN-Day & Evening
3 LATE REGISTRATION FEE BEGINS $5
-lesday 4 GOLF-ASU
~dnesday 5 LAST DAY TO ADD A NEW COURSE
5 REGISTRATION CLOSES - Day
5 BOOK REVIEW
Music: John Estes, Trombonist
Reviewer: Mr. John Paul
THE BROTHERS SCHUBERT
by Jerry Stagg
~UT'sday 6 YOUNG DEMOCRATS MEETING
6 YOUNG REPUBLICANS MEETING
6 AUDITIONS-Assoc. Collegiate Players
6 EVENING REGISTRATION CLOSES
~iday ? MEN'S INTRAMURALS-Entries Close
Soccer, Badminton Singles
? HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC DAY ON CAMPUS
? BASKETBALL-Cochise
lturday 8 WRESTLING-Double Dual Meet
8 TRACK-FIELD, All Comers Meet
8 BASKETBALL-Arizona Western
JMING EVENTS:
mday 9 ARTISTS' SERIES-Richard Popkin
m-Pri 10-14 ACTIVITIES PAIR
~4ne,~¢i'(:ly 12 BOOK REVIEW
, Reviewer: Dr. Arthur Peterson
~iday 14 ARTISTS' SERIES-Ballet Fiest
1:30 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
10:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
12:20 p.m.- 1:00 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
8:00 p.m.
Home
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
CounciZ Chambers
SO-l1
GA-1a
MU-10
Away
Away
Home
Home
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Gymnasium
)LLEGE REPRESENTATIVE ON CM1PUS: l\. r,~;J?n~sent<;l.t;~y,e fro~ Uni~~~, ~~ates International
liversity, formerly Californi;a ~w~~t~J;ri Univ:ersity; w4,l1; p~, oIJ.. ,camp,us on Thursday, February 6,
.J!, , " ~':. " .' .: _ . _' "",;, , '. f., ,. t. ,\
: 9 a.m. Any student interes.~ed tn meeting with Hr. ',Reicfe:nbaik,please sign the list in the
>unseling Center no later than Wednesday - noon, February 5.
JMMER JOBS: Yellowstone Park Company, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming is accepting
>plications l~o~'rsummeriemp10yment, Anyint~rested"student may ,pick up the necessary
lformation ,and CJ.pp1ication;i.n;the: P1a,cement'Center, ' ,
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CTENTION PHI THETA KAPPA' MEMBERS: "'All' 'new "Arid ord"m'embers may:"no~:obtain their jewelry from
~. Lange iri"t'he Counseling(iQff1ce
JL'(WOMDl : STUDENTS ! Applications for A. H. S. commissionerships are available now in SO-4.
~eshmen wom~n;t;l"ree'ncouraged to apply. See Dean Butler for further information. DEADLINE
) FEBRUARY ,14. '_!'j
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>UNG REPUBLICANS MEETING: There will be a meeting of 'Young Republicans to nominate
lUitidaCes, for ,office, February 6, at 12:15 p.m. in Student Offices, SO-l1.
;SOCIATE COLLEGIATE PLAYERS AUDITIONS: Auditions will be held Thursday, February 6 at 2 p.m.
1 GA-la for the AlSsociate Collegiate Players ne~l variety show. All interested students are
:ged to tryout.
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.L INTEREST~ DRA~1A STUDENTS: There will be a meeting of Associate Collegiate Players on
lursday, February 6, at 1:50 p.m. in GA-Ia There will be a report by the chairman of the
lmmittee, on-,tltefcne't<1.: Pel:E<:>rmitqg Art;:> C~"Q.?~r" and new membership eligibilities will be discussed
; well as the ,Winter Instl3;~la\tioll-Banquet,. ,Aud;f,tions for t?ll'7 ,n.e.F ::Va.~.i~~1;YcShR~ i~ill f~llow,~:.,:
~EJ}'.~ A d r i~ei:~.:to..Ativi.. i~d; as~i'H" wh~elch'a{r s t'udent:Tt'tf a1id(;fH~m"'S'ChobQ.•,t '[ hav~;my own' c'ar ~
!{Joikswagon'bus-s:ta'nd~td;shifi:'; 'if can] 'come','to' s'choot"at~ 8 :;30: 'a:.nHatit'i' c23:tilew.e,,'anytime ,
:ter 2 p.m'.' 1·' live"' at 302 E.Butler Drive, Sunnyslope. Ph6rte943-2778. Call after 2 p.m.
~EDED: A ride from 75th Avenue & Indian School. Hours 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., Monday, Wednesday
ld Friday. Wouldn't mind getting to school earlier. Telephone 936-4484. Ask for Ann.
tIl between 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. if possible.
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:;tudent Bull~tins are issued we,ekly on Monday., Articles must, be submitted in ~i~ing to De~n,
3uder's Office, 50-4. Bulletins are distributed at the Information Desk in the Student UnioIl,
i.n the Admissions Off ice ~ and in theLibrary."
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Join the interest· club'of your choicel'
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CALENDAR -OF EVENTS:
10 ACTIVITIES FAIR 11:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
10 MEN'S INTRAMURALS, Tournament
Begins, Soccer-Badminton Singles
Monday
10 GOLF, U. of A.
10 STUDENT ACTIVITY BUDGETS-MEETING
10 CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
Tuesday 11 ACTIVITIES FAIR
11 HOME ECONOMICS MEETING
11 ADVISORY BOARD MEETING
11 TOWNHALL MEETING
Wednesday 12 ACTIVITIES FAIR
12 BOOK REV IEW
Music: Mrs. Dorothy Beeson
Reviewer: Dr. Arthur Peterson
THE AMERICAN CHALLENGE
J.-J. Servan-Schreiber
12 S.N.E.A. MEETING
12 SKI CLUB MEETING
J2 STUDENT ACTIVITY BUDGETS-MEETING
Thur~-dqv 13 ACTIVH1ES FA1R
13 S.KI CLUB Ml£i:LNG
Fr id'ay '14 ACT! VlT I ES 'FAI R
14 STUDENT ACTIVITY BUDGETS-MEETING
14 WRESTLING-Phoenix College
14 BASKETBALL-Phoen ix Co lIege
14 ART! STS' SER IES- Ba 11 et Wes t
Saturday 15 TRACK-FIELD, Arizona Relays
Northern Arizona University
15 WRESTLING-Arizona Western
15 BASKETBALL-Arizona Western
COMING EVENTS:
1:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:15 p.m.
11 :00 a.m.­12:
30 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
11 :00 a.m.-
10:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
Noon
12:15 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
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8:00 p.m.
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Away
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Council Chambers
Student Center
FA-2
Council Chambers
Student Lounge
Student Center
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
SO-12
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Student tenter
SJ-12
Student Center
50-12
Away
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Tuesday 18
Wednesday 19
Thursday
GRAPHIC ART EXHIBITION
BOOK REVIEW
Mrs. Doris Cavin
20 AWS OFFICER-FACULTY LUNCHEON
20 HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR DAY
10:00 a.m.~ 7:00 p.m.
11 :00 a.m.'
11 :30 a.m.7" 1.:00 p:,m.
4:00p.m.~ 81no~.~.
Student Lounge
St,ude.n t ..LQunge
Student Center . ,1.,'.: : J_ Campus
~~ COTTON APPLICATIONS: All single women students between the ages of 19-23, at least
51 511 tall, a leg~~ resident of Arizona and who were born in a ,cotton producing s.~Fte are
eligible to enter the Arizona Maid of Cotton contest. For further information, see Dean
Butler. Deadline for applications: Marc, 14, 1969. :..
ART EXHIBITION: An exhibition of original prints by classic and contemporary artists will be
presented by Ferdinand Roten Galleries of Baltimore, Maryland in the G.C.C. Student'lounge on
February 18 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Included are over 1000 original etchings,. lithographs and woodcuts by Picasso, Chagal1, Miro,
Goya, Renoir, Baskin, Kollwitz and many others. A representative of the Galleries will be
present to answer~:any quest ions. . ,
Prices range from $5 to $1000. Remember, this is 1 day only.
STUDENT PARKING &;TRAFFIC REGULATIONS: Students are requested to abide by the parking and
traffic regulations which are printed In the student handbook - page 16. Please adhere to
the campus and highway; sp.eed signs. liThe 1ife you save may be your own. II -T. K. Pierson
JOB INTERVIEWS: An i~t:e-~vi~wing team from Edison Shoe Company(~aker Bros.) will be in the
Placement Office on FepTu'ary 14 from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. They wi 11 "interview students interested
in management careers '~ho are completing their Associate of Arts :Oegree in June~ Please make
appointments in the Placement Office before Thursday, February lj. '-AI Hoeffel
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PH I THETA KAPPA JEWELRY: The jewe 1ry ordered by the first seme5·ter Ph i. Theta Kappa in i t iates ..
has arrived. You may pick it up in the Counseling Center. Also, membership certificates and
cards have arrived. CONTINUED ON THE BACK
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!l~~,j.:!~:';'c... ,«,PO you have 2 years of Academic work to ~omp1ete? D~ you plan toattc;nd A.S.~. next
fad7. Do YCHdesire to serve YQur country as an Air Force Officer? Then, now IS the time
',:or ,you to apply, for the Air For'ce R.O.T.e. program at A.S.U. TO QUALIFY: Be a U.S. citizen
;,tale),at h:iast 17 years of age, of sound physical condition with 2 years of: cot'lege
remaining. Pass Air Force Officer' Qualification Test, to be administered'February 15,1969;
at A.S.U. CALL: 961-3181 or 961-3l83 'Air Force ROTC Detachment at A.S.U. now and arrange
to take Air. Force Officer Qual ifi.Gatton Test. .':~
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HARA: All gi~'s dress ~ut and p~rt;i~\patein"WARA basketbal'llt Starts Feb~uary 11 and
co"nOtOinues through February 27. '(everyiuescl.ay and Thursda,y'-12:l5 to 12:45.)
GIRLS INTER-COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL: All girls are invited to take part in 1; he, Inter-collegiate
baskettafl tournamenL Practice is everyday fro,," 3"p.m... Sp.rni., The :f.irstito~~name,nt takes
place at A.S.U.,on February 22. See Miss Knopp for 'further Information; ",'
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ATTEMTJONEDUCATIOI~ NAJORS!! The Student Natiqrii:l1';Edu2atJon Assbcfation wrlt' m~~t \.Jednesday,
F(Zf'uary ff-j"'Ii'"rOQ.'; 50;"12 ~t Noon. The groupwill'org~i;iize'and':plan for thl~ s'emester. All
interested Persons are urged to attend.
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12:15 p.m. and in room~SO-12 on Thursday, February 13~t, 12:15 p",R!" Everyone interested
please attend - non-members also invited •
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.8~TT~N.T.l0.N...: Anyone interes:ted!jifl,'JOtlning the ne'fl' HOlT\aEconomic;~ p",b come to a sO,cifll in
room FA-2 at 12:30 p.m. -Tuesday, February 11, 19~9. This will be funl funl funlll
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A ride from 67th Ave.l'1u,e· and Glendale"to' G.C:.C. for an·~·a.m. class on:Mond~y,"
and Friday. Phone: 934-9492 after 5:00 p.m. . .
~!,l\.NT::D : Any r::::lle st!Jdent interested in playing onat:'l·intramural soccer team. : ,>~.!:,:',
-R-E--W-.A;.R..b.fun -PHONE: 943-7030 ask for Dan . "Games start February 18. :,':"
'::L IP PROGRAH:
aTT2: 15 p.m.
H~lbrey, Urban
All students are invited to meet with the Advisory Board Tuesday Februaryli",:.',
in the CouBell Chambers to hear ~Iilliam Heinrich, AiResearch &Mr. Sylvester
League dest'r I be the SLI P PROGRAH.
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Home
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Student Lounge
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8 :00 p.m• . '.
10:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
Noon
Noon
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3:00 p.m.
11:30 a.m.
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8:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
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17 CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
18 GRAPHIC ART EXHIBITION
18 A. Tv.A.R. E. GET TOGETHER
18 WARA-Basketball
18 GOLF-Mesa Co~munity College
18 INQUIRER'S CLUB
Wednesday 19 BOOK REVIEW
Music: Mona Hancock~ soprano
Reviewer: Mrs. Doris Cavin
Ranch on the Ruidoso
by Wi lbur Coe
19 PHI THETA KAPPA MEETING
19 A.W.A.R.E. GET TOGETHER
19 SKI CLUB MEETING
19 STUDENT ACTIVITY-Budget Meeting
20 AWS OFFICER-FACULTY LUNCHEON
2,0; WARA-:"f:Ja~kfftb(1U ..
20 '. SKi CLUB MEETING" .' ," ,'"
20 AQUA'l'IC CLUB MEETING
20 HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR DAY
20 BASKETBALL-Mesa Community College
Fll.idP.y f" • 21.; MEN'S INTRAMURALS-Entries, Close
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21 GOLF-N.A. U.
21 STUDENT ACTIVITY-Budget Meeting
21 ,BASEBALL-California State
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Sa'turday' 22 LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
22 WARA-Basketball at ASU
22 WRESTLING-State JC Conference
Tournament
22 TRACK-Arizona Rel( ys
S~nday 23 , CONCERT-Mrs. DQrot~y Beeson' iJ.
Thursday
Tuesday
COMING EVENTS:
Tuesday 25 Career Day 10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
WEdnesday: 26 'BooK. Review" .f ' 'ii'".''' •'"
Reviewer: Mr. R.D.A