Glendale Community College Student Bulletin, Volume 05, Numbers 1-34. September 15, 1969 - May 25, 1970

              GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE LIBRARY
600 west Olive Avenue
Glendale, Az 85301
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GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
STUDENT BOLLETIN
Volumen 5 N° 1- 35
Septiembre 15 1 1969
1969-19670
6000 WEST OLIVE AVENUE
STUDENT BULLETIN
G/endole Comrnunit8 College
Monday 15
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Wednesday 17
17
Thursday 18
Friday 19
Saturday 20
Change of Program Fee Begins
Late Registration Fee Begins
CLASSES BEGIN (Day &Evening)
Cheerleaders Tryout
Drop-Add Period Closes
A.W.S. General Meeting
Registration Closes (Day & Evening)
CROSS COUNTRY: Long Beach
Invitational
20 FOOTBALL: Imperial Valley
COMING EVENTS:
3:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
8:00 p.m.
G.C.C. Campus
G.C.C. Campus
G.C.C. Campus
Gymnasium
G.C.C. Campus
Science I
G.C.C. Campus
Away
1ST HOME GAME
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22 thru 26
ACTIVITIES FAIR 11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. G.C.C. Campus
Friday 26 SOPHOMORE SWIM-DINE-DANCE 7:00 p.m.-12 G.C.C. Campus
Saturday 27 CROSS COUNTRY: NAU 11:30 a.m.
27 FOOTBALL: Eastern Arizona 8:00 p.m.
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CHEERLEADING: All students interested in cheer1eading, sign up with Mrs. Austin in the
Physical Education Offices. Tryouts - Wednesday, September 17 at 3 p.m. Practices in the
Gymnasium on Monday. September 15 and Tuesday, September 16 at 3 p.m.
ATTENTION ALL WOMEN: Attend the Associated Women Students General Meeting - Thursday,
Sept~mber 18 at 12:15-12:50 p.m. in Science I. Come meet this year's officers, and hear
about this year's events planned for you. JOIN IN THE FUN!!!
MISS WOOL OF ARIZONA! All women students interested in entering the "Hiss Wool of Arizona"
pageant should see Dean Butler for an application form. Basic requirements include:
18-25 years of age; at least 5'6" in height; standard size 10 dress, suit, etc; one year of
college; single. Deadline for entry is October 8, 1969. Pageant date is October 26, 1969.
Application forms and further information are available in SO-4.
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7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
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Snack Bar 7:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. M-Th I
5:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. H-Th "
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Cafeteria 10:45 a.m.-l:15 p.m. WeeklYt
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STUDENT BULLETIN NEWS: The Student Bulletin will be distributed weekly on Monday. Any
campus organization may submit material to SO-4. This material must be in writing!! No
telephone messages will be accepted. DEADLINE: Friday at 9 a.m.
DISTRIBUTION AREAS: Admissions Office, Bookstore, Student Center, and Instructional
Materials Center.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
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22 Frosh Class Petitions Available 9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. SO~l
22 A.M.S. Petitions Available 9:0~ a.m.- 3:00 p.m. SO-l
22 ACTIVITIES FAIR 11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. Student Center
23 Frosh Class Petitions Available 9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. SO-l
23 A.M.S. Petitions Available 9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. SO-l
23 ACTIVITIES FAIR 11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. Student Center
23 Literary Magazine Meeting 12:15 p.m. L-32
24 Frosh Class Petit~~n.~ ~y;~g~bteC' ('~,:OO B:·;\U~7.3:9q!iiP!~7, ,;,,;SsOo:1
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24 A.H.S. Petitions Available .. '9:00 a.m.- 3:(10 p:'m.
24 ACTIVITIES FAIR 11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. Student Center
24 Phi Theta Kappa Meeting :"\';"';I.: .. 12:.,~O;p,.,m •....... ) ':·LJ. '.~.'~L11'~" ':.. '
25 Frosh Class Petitions Avai1~b.!~,,:. , ?;.pO.,a,~m'7' ~1:OQJP.~.m!'1 t. ~V, •
25 A.H.S. Petitions ~ve::Uabt~::,c.J.f <J;~,()O,a~,1!1.":" 3:00 p;o:m''''j{' . SO,.;l
25 ACTIVITIES FAIR .,. .. 11:30 'a.m.- 1:00' p.m~· : I:S~~dent: C~riter
26 Men's Intramurals: Flag F09;tpa·P·~, i
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26 Student Government Pe.~,i~tol\SDQ~;,;Noon .. .' \, J,.,:. ,
26 ACTIVITIES FAIR .. I .',' •• 11:30- l:OO·"p;in·.
26 SOPHOMORE SPONSORED DANCE 9:00 p.m.-12:00
~turdpy .2;7•. , CROSS COUNTRY: NAU 11:30 a.m.
2Z.Eastet:.n Ar:izoml:FOQTBAI.,t 8:00p.m.
21" Artis'ta'" 'se~ies;''jdrge d~6ti~ ,1.'8;:60 ip.m~····,j·
Pianist
Friday
Monday
Wednesday
Tuesday
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Tuesday 30 Elections Assembly Noon Student Center
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vlednesday 1 A.lIT.S. Big-LITTLE 'SISTER PARTY" o. 6:30 p.m;
Friday 3 CROSS COUNTRY - PC., 3:.30 p.m.
Saturday 4 FOOTBALL-Taft, Cal,if'., : .. . ". 8:.00 p;ni.'·,'
l-:t~'j:ldaY{!;~t:,5':;~tis'~~: Seri~~::':I..ord:;}-larlec~ ',' 8~OO p~'tn.
Lecture-IfHust the ltlest Decline?'"
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::if·l~.S·~. B.If5!.jI'I:'rLES:ISTER PA-~TY: T~~!AWS·:.i.s h~yiitg a fashi~n 'show at the Big-Little Sister
Party on October 1, 1969 and we need models to model clothes from J. C. Penney Co. It's
good experience and loads of fun. Sign up by Sept. 29 in 50-4. SOPHOMORES: Why not
help a freshman girl get started? Sign up for the Big-Little Sister Party in SO-4 today:
ALL FRESffi1EN WOMEN come to the Bi.g~LittleSisterPar.tyto meet your big sister. October
;~T~l~i'~\j':~Oi Stude~t; C~nt:~r. Sign up: An SO""'4 no~. ~ FUN:, FASlll;ON SHOW, ENTERTAINMENT, FOOD::
YOUNG DEMOCRATS: Politics interest you? Want to do something about them? Young
Democrats are looking for members. See us during the Activities Fair.
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:,:P,H~. T~EIA KAPPA: The.re will,l>,~. a. meeti~;of })hi.~het.aKap,p,a~. ~e~ne':3clfty'".Sep.t;; ,24 ;~~ .
. , 12;:~. ;p.m.. inSO-12.• ~A.11 Off;i<?~r~p+eaf?P .attend. Member!? i~t:ere~te~ ;nq~~~J,ng .p'lan
coming dance and banquet please attend. . ." ,
::...LITERARY 11AGAZINILCOM}f['I;TEE: i.Li~.erery ~~g,a.zin~.C,9.mmit:te.~ .is re-forming: Initial organi­,'.
~~tionalJll.~.eti.~g,:w.ill h.e. ,~eld'ruesday, 2..3Septem~er,: l2:lS - 1:00 p.m. in L-32. All
interese-#O. .stu~J:,l~.S;::'lJ.rgeritfY i,nv:ited~ '. .';; '., :... : " ...;,.. :.;". ;., 1,<7 ..
RODEO CLUB: Students interested in starting a Rodeo Club please contact Steve Schroeder,
937-1921 or Bill Passmore, 937-5549 as soon as possible.
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come to G.C.C. at 8:30 a.m. and stay uatil 2:30 p.m. Contact Donna Kellen, 943-2778
between 8 p.m. and 3 p.m. or Dean Butler's office, 80-4, from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
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RECREATIONAL SWIMMING: Tentative recreational swimming hours:
Monday through Friday only.
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pair ,men's sunglasses, 1 pair womert ts.oglasses. PL~*~~ .c~llect your ~~p.s~ng art..i,~.l:es ~rom
SO-1. It's the building directly north. of the Studen~,.p~~(;m.
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number eight (8) card will no longer be honored ~~hP:\.ac~:of.<your I.D.,card. t~D.
must be picked up immediately in SO-1. Dean Pierson's office. . , .
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Campus organization may submit material to 50-4. This material must be in writing!! No
telephone messages will· be accepted. DEADLINE: Friday at 9 a.m:---
DISTRIBUTION AREA'S: ' Admi8,~!OnS Office, Bookstore, Student: ·C.enter, and Instrudt1'orial
Haterials Center. ':
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Imperial Valley football game Satur~ay, Sept.,
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VOLUHE 5 NilllliER 3 SEPTEMBER 29, 1969
CALENDAR Q! EVENTS:
September
Monday 29 Men's Intramurals: Flag Football
Begins
29 Student Government Eligibility
List Posted
29 Christian Science Organization
Heeting
Tuesday 30 Elections Assembly
30 WARA: Volleyball
3:15 p.m.
Noon
12:15 p.m.-12:S0 p.m.
Field
SO-l
SO-12
Student Lounge
October
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
1 Elections Campaigning Begins
1 AWS Big-Little Sister Party
2 WARA: Volleyball
3 Men's Intramurals: Tennis
(Singles &Doubles) Baseball,
Free Throw Tournament Entries
Close
3 CROSS COUNTRY: Phoenix College
4 FOOTBALL: Taft, California
5 Artists' Series: Lord Harlech
Lecture "Must the West Decline?"
6:30 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
G.C.C. Campus
Student Center
Away
HOI>fE GAME
Student Center
at all
G.C.C. Campus
HOME GAME
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Phoenix College
2:00 p.m.
a.m.
a.m.
9:00 a.m.­8:
00 p.m.
11:00
11:15
7 FIRST BOOK REVIEW
Music: Mr. Eugene Harris
Reviewer: Dr. John F. Prince
Book: "On Borrowed Time"
STUDENT GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS
FOOTBALL: Phoenix College
DANCE: After the game
FORENSICS: Fall Practice Debate
Tournament
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STUDENTS: You are expected to adhere to traffic signs and regulations
especially aware of and abide by school bus rules and regulations.
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ALL G.C.C.
times. Be
Wednesday
Saturday
COMING EVENTS:
Tuesday
LOST AND FOUND: The lost and found articles are beginning to accumulate. Books, notebooks,
sunglasses, etc. have found a "resting place" in S.O. 1. Check if you are missing any of
these articles.
BIG-LITTLE SISTER PARTY: All women are cordially invited to attend the AWS Big-Little
Sister Party, Oct. 1, 6:30 p.m. in the Dining Hall. Door Prizes, Food, Entertainment, and
a Fashion Show. Plan to attend!!
W.A.R.A.: All women students are invited to participate in intramural volleyball on Tuesday
and Thursday 12:15-12:45, and extramurals on Monday and Wednesday 4:00- 5:00 p.m., and
Tuesday and Thursday 3:00- 5:00 p.m.
ATTENTION ~ EXECUTIVE BOARD: MEETING- Thursday Oct. 7, 12:15-12:50, Council Chambers.
All commissioners please attend.
LUTHERAN INQUIRER'S CLUB: We're still in the process of organization. Can you help?
Anyone interested in deeper Christian insights welcome. Eight topics to be discussed this
semester, beginning with "Our God and How loJe Hay Know Him". Watch next week's bulletin for
first meeting. Call Rev. Fleischer at 937-2877 for more information and/or to register.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
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Monday
Tuesday
Thursday
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SC-1
.Tucson
80-12
B-11
G.C.C. Campus
SO-12
SO-l1
G.C.C. Campus
SC-1
B-11
HOME GAME
Student Union
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Council Chambers
SO-11
Phoenix College
1 :0.0 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
After the Game
3:15 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
12:20 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m. & 1 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
6 MEN'S INTRAMURALS: Tennis3 Baseball3
Free Throw Tournament Begins
6 Christian Science Organization
Meeting
? BOOK REVIEW
MUsic: Mr. Eugene Harris 3 pianist
Reviewer: Dr. John F. Prince
Book: "On Borrowed Time"
? Veteran's Organization Meeting
? WARA: Volleyball
? Phi Theta Kappa
? Spanish Club Organizational Meeting
Wednesday 8 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS
8 Lutheran Inquirer's Club Meeting
8 AWS Executive Board Meeting
9 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS
9 CURRENT ISSUES: Dr. Martin Favero
9 Spanish Club Organizational Meeting
9 WARA: VoUeybaU
9 AWS General Meeting
9 Drama Club Organizational Meeting
Saturday 11 FORENSICS: AISL FaU Practice Debate
"Tournament
-\' );f!')~! ,CROSS COUNTRY: Federation
, ", p -'. • Invitational
11 FOOTBALL: Phoenix Co l lege
11 AFTER GAME DANCE (Phi Theta Kappa
Sponsors)
COMING EVENTS:
. 11:00'd~m.
11:15 a.m.
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
-9 :00 'p;m. -12
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8-:00 p.m.
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INSTRU6TIONAtj~TERIALS CENTER AUDIOVISUAL OPENINGS FOR STUDENT ASSISTANTS: Energetic and
depet5.dMblEt'stlidents may apply at Hr.Sickrey's office L-18. Pay rate: $1.40 per hour.
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AT.T~mfoN ·AJ;:L.. STUDENTS: All signs, posters, or advertisihg to be displayed on our campus
liiust be appfoved in SO-ll by either 'the Associated Students Ptesident, JohnTiedje,or the
Publicity Commissioner, Doug Potter. Only initialed posters are legal for display. All
c, 611ege activities have preference over commercial' advertising. ~ ~
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IMC-SHARK TEETH, FOX SKULL, AND FOOL'S GOLD INVADE IMC: Be sure to tak~a minute to view
the exciting display of fossils and minerals. The Smith fossil collection was loaned to the
THe by-' Charley Smith of Phoenix. The mineral display is· from the GC.G geology collection and
from the private collections of Wayne Darby, Wayne Thompson, Reginald Barnes (GCC students),
and ':It<1bertll'hompson (GCC faculty). Hany, thanks tp Mr. Thompson fooT. .<;lrranging this exhibit.
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TOYS NEEDED: The student nurses are collecting repairable toys for needy children at
Christmas~ They will be repaired in occupational therapy by patients at Arizona State
Hospital. Collection boxes ar~.located in the Student pnion, Fine Arts Building, and
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come to GCC at 8:30 a.m. and stay until 2:30 p.m. Contact Donna Kellen, 943-2778 between
3 p.m. and 8 p.m., or Dean Butler's office, SO-4.
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.lli. THETA KAPPA DANCE: Come to Phi Theta Kappa dance, October 11 in the Dining Hall. Every­one
welcome. Come hear the "Beau ,Geste. U Mmission is, SO¢. ,a per,son,.. The dance' will start
aftet the game. '
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ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS: AWS General Meeting will be held October 9, at 12:15 p.m. in the
Council ChalJlbers. All interested women students are welcOlieto attend.
ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS: E;xecut1ve Board Meeting on Wednesday, October 8, at 3:00 p.m.
;in SO-11. , All commfssionersplease a~tend!! ; ,
DRAMA~: All interested students are asked to attend an~rganizationalmeeting of the
Drama Club in SO-ll';llA at 12':15 p.m. on Thursday, Octobei'9. ,
LUTHDANINgUIRER'S.9&!: There will, bean organizational meeting for, interested st~dents
in roomSO';'126n Wednesday, October 8th, at 3:0(fp.in. What's it all about? 'Christianity,
and its answers to today's most crying questions. If you are interested and would like
more 'in~ormati,Qn call Rev'. Fleischer at 937-281?'~, It is po~s'i.ble to ar~aJ'l8e a more suitable
time for 'fotther meetings. ' " , ,
m THETA KAPPA: There will be a .meeting Tuesday, October 7, at 12:20 in SO-12. All
officers please attend.' Interested members are also i~vite~.
SPANISH ~:Therewil1 be an organizational meeting' of the Spanish Club on Tuesday
October 7, at 3:00 p~m. in room B-11. Membership is not,limited to those currently enro1},ed.
LITERARY MAGAZINE COMMITTEE MEETING: A meeting will be held on Tuesday October 7, at
12:_15lp._~.•. to 1:00 p.m. in L-32. All interested students are invited.
CORRECTION-Date Change: There will not be a Veteran's Organization Meeting on Tuesday,
October 7 in Science '1.
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CALENDAR Q! EVENTS:
11 :00 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-12
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
10:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m. &1 p.m.
Monday 13
13
Tuesday 14
14
Wednesday 15
15
15
15
15
Thupsday 16
16
Friday 17
17
17
Saturday 18
18
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COMINQ EVENTS:
Christian Saience Organization
Young Demoarats Meeting
BOOK REVIEW
Musia:. Miss Peggy Hoehn~ Soprano
Review: Mr. Jaak MaDona Zd
Book: THE GLORIOUS BURDEN:
The Ameriaan Presidenay
flARA: VoZZeybaU
NavaZAviation Offiaer Program
Anti-Vietnam War Day Program
Varsity ~estling Praatiae Starts
Basketball Praatiae Starts
WARA: VolZeybatz Invitational
CURRENT ISSUES: Mrs. Amelia Lewis
"Juveniles and the Law"
WARA: Volleyball
CROSS COUNTRY: Mesa Community
. CoUege
Young Demoarats Sponsored Danae
FORENSICS: Earlybird Invitational
Debate Tournament
ACT Testing .
FZagstaff Band Day-G.C.C. Band
Continuing Eduaation Family Night
Max Morath
FOOTBALL-New Mexiao MiUtary
Institute
FORENSICS: EarZybird Invitational.
Debate Tournament " , .
3:15 p.m.
Noon
8:00 a.m.
5:30 p.m.- 9:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
SO-12
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
G.C.C. Campus
Campus MaZ'L
Gym Annex
Gymnasium
Gymnasium
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Student Union
ASU
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Student Centei.'
Gymnasium
Away
ASU
12:15 p.m.- 1:00 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
,:j
Tuesday
Satumay
21
21
24
24
25
BOOK REVIEW
MUsia: G.C.C. Choir
Reviewer: Mr. Lyle Walaott ,
G.C.C. Philosophy
Professor
Veteran's Organization Meeting
CROSS COUNTRY: Mt. Saa
Invitational
Homeaoming float &nominations
DeadUne
FOOTBALL: Mesa Community Cot'Lege
11 :Oda.m.
11:15 a.m.
';'.
4:()0 p.m.
!J"/OO p.m.
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HOMECOMING: "Memphis Soul" is coming. Yes, we have snatched onto the 'stars of the
"S:weetwater" concert. They will be here in person for our Homecoming dance after the game
Satll'rday, November 8 from 10 p.m - 1. If you' miss this free LD. card dance you will fepl
the wrath of Aunt Helen.
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ANTI-VIETNAM WAR DAY PROGRAM: A joint student.;lndfaculty committee is sponsoring the Anti­Vietnam
War DaYQn the Glendale campus on Wednesday, October 15.' The program is scheduled
to start on the Mall at 11 a.m. Speakers will inciude the Rev. Charles Sellers, Methodist
Chaplain at ASU, and Mr. Jerry Pollock, Phoenix Attorney. A conscientious objector will
also appear. Time for discussion will be scheduled after,each speaker. Proceedings will
begin with a five minute silent vigil at the flagpole and· are scheduled to end at 1 p.m.
It is our hope that you might find it possible to spend some or all of this time with us.
OFFICIAL CAMPUS ELECTION RESULTS: Associated Men Students-Vice President, Richard Evans;
Sedretary, James Caruthers; Treas~rer) Marc Newell. Associated Freshmen Students-President,
John Brown; Vice President, Bill Moten; Secretary, Gail Gal1ag.er; Treasurer~ ~~tsy Giddings. . 1,(, - :; f -.
CONTINUED ON THE BACK
HOMEC01IING ROYALTY; All official G.C.C. Clubs an&' Government organizations may select one
c~ndidate f01:;, HomE1Qomi:ng King" and one candi,~5I!te,Jo~ Homecoming Queen;. ,:~;:,Th~ c<i?didate~, l,UH~t
b~full-.time,' sophq~m;e studen;~$. All; organ,b,Cltiops, mU,Pot tUf~.in the~t:,,~~an~:iR:flt~e nominations
~y"Octobe~'<44;'fl,t,,~':'.Qq- p.m. ';::4l}:,room SO·-ll. : ,. ... ;:;,;, ':,' -::':--1; ,;;. r: i:!: 'J"
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HOHE.cOFi:II~G FBOAT'S': I 1\11 Clubs a'n:d" Government: ';organizatibnsmay' ;build 'Hoat'S ti01 be judged 'at
Homltcomtri'g,'. Alii erihi-es must be 'on the St:adium Field, ',sout·ti ':side by 7; 00 ',p ..m'. Saturday:;
N(jv'embe~{8': Cas'h'prizes "Jill be mTarded for ,the top thtee."·:'lf ;you hav'e any questions con­tac£:
Jdhn'Tiedje, room SO-ll.
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VETERANS: .Commander Ronald C. ,Hurphy, American Liegio~;f~~r}.iA;t~ona';."rill h,e, on campus", ,,',
'J;~~&day,'O~:tober 21, to speak ,to all :veteran stude,nts ~;~ ,G.C'~'t "He will be, accompaniedb:x- ,:"
}rr. Garland Wood, State Service Officer of the American Legion and several commanders from
leg'ibn posts ~Jrrounding Glendale College. Any veteran having questions concerning services
~:Ja:i.lable thrdJ~h;'lo'cal, state and national offices of tlh~·lAineiicaU'°tegion, are ur'ged to"
at,tend this me~'t':tijg; '::';H",,;I;""",:iTI;: ; ::
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ATTENTION }lEN: Basketball Practice starts lJednesday. October 15 at 3:00 p.m. Ali interested
students please contact Coach Ken Heiss.
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WRESTLING: Varsity Hr<:;lstling Practice starts Wednesday, October 15 at 2: 30 in the gym ari.~i~~.
See Clem Ortega, equipment m~nqger, before this date to check out gear.
ATTENTION YOUNG DElIOCRATS : There \l7ill be a meeting IIonday, October 13, at noon. It Hill
be held in the Student Lounge: This meeting is extremely itn'Portant!
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WANTED: Driver for handicapped student from the Sunnyslope area. mJ Bus with standard
transmission. Can corne to G.C.C. at 8:30'&~m. and stay until 2:30 p.m. Contact Donna
Kellen, 943-2778 between 3 p.m. and 8 p.m.~:or Dean Butler!s·office, SO-4.
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--- --- ---+-t-- ,,;~ .. of part-time and full-time job
campus and~n the community.
Office, located in the Counseling Center, has a vast number
opportunities going unnoticed. These jobs are both on
FOR SALE: 17' Chris Craft fiber, glass inboard ski boat, $1500. Call 937-3274.
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80-12
CaUfornia
CaUfornia
Away
80-12
Union Foyer
Away
SO-11
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
and 1 p.m.
3:15 p.m.- 4:15 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
12:15 p.m.- 1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.- 1:50 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
8:30 a.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
12:00 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
8:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. Student
3:30 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
23
20 Christian Science Organization
21 BOOK REVIEW
MUsic: G.C.C. Choir
Reviewer: Mr. Lyle Walcott
Book: "The Complete flOl'ks of
Frederick Nietzsche lf
21 Veteran's Organization Meeting
22 A.W.A.R.E. Meeting
22 Lutheran Inquirers Club
23 Chapman College of the Sea
Representative on Campus
CURRENT ISSUES: Dr. Weldon ShofstaU 11 :00 a.m.
"Sex Education in the Schools"
23 WARA: Tennis Intramurals Begin
23 A.W.A.R.E. Meeting
24 Air Force ROTC Representative
24 CROSS COUNTRY: Mt. Sac Invitational
24 Deadline for Homecoming Royalty
Nominations &Floats
PSCFA speech Tournament
P8CFA Speech Tournament
FOOTBALL: Mesa Community CoUege
rnday
24
25
25
COMING EVENTS:
Wednesday
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday
Tuesday
SatUl'day
Thur>sday
Away
Student Center
Home Game
Student Lounge
student Lounge
3:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-12
8:00 p.m.
Byrnes 3:00 p.m.
Since 194311
M-T-W-Th 27-30 MID-TERM fIEEK: No Social Events
No Club Meetings
28 BOOK REVIEW
Reviewer: Rev. John Swank 11:1$ a.m.
Book: "The Cross &the Switchblade"
31 CROSS COUNTRY: Aztec Invitational
31 AWS HALLOWEEN DANCE
1 FOOTBALL: Dixie~ Utah
2 ARTISTS' SERIES: Robert F.
Lecture "Soviet Policies
Friday
saturday
Sunday
'fuesday
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ATTENTION ~ STUDENTS: Stud'emts are requested to abide by the parking and traffic regu­lat~
ons which are printed ip the student handbook page 16. Please adhere to the campus and
highway speed signs. ' .
CONGRATULATIONS to Kathy Thompson, John Vail, and Brian Rock. These three members of the
4ebate squad were awarded certificates of accomplishment for their effective participation
in the AISL Fall Practice Debate Tournament held at Phoenix College on October 11. The
students were competing against debaters from the other Arizona colleges.
VETERANS: Commander Ronald C. Murphy, American Legion in Arizona, will be on campus,
Tuesday, October 21 to speak to all veteran students at G.C.C. He will be accompanied by
Mr. Garland Wood, State Service Officer of the American Legion and several commanders from
legion posts surrounding Glendale College. Any veteran having questions concerning services
available through local, state, and national offices of the American Legion are urged to
attend this meeting at 12:15 p.m. in Science 1.
JOBS-JOBS-JOBS: The Placement Office, located in the Counseling Center, has a vast number
of part-time and full-time job opportunities going unnoticed. These jobs are both on campus
and in the community.
WARA INTRAMURAL TENNIS: All girls are invited. Held on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 12:15
p.m. to 12:45 p.m., beginning Thursday, October 23. There will be separate divisions for
beginners and advanced players. COME JOIN THE FUN!!!
HOHECOHING: "1'1emphis Soulr: is coming. Yes, we have snatched onto the stars of the
"Sweetwater,t concert. They will be here in person for our Homecoming dance after the game
Saturday, November 8 from 10 p.m. - 1 a.m. If you miss this free I.D. card dance you will
feel the wrath of Aunt Helen.
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HOHECOHING ROYALTY: All official G.e.c. Clubs and· Government organizations may;.selectone
candidate for Homecoming King, and one candidate for Homecoming Queen. The ~~nd~dates must
be full-time sophomore students. All organizations must .turn in their candidate nominations
by October 24 at 4 p.m. in room 50-11 . . , . .~
HOlIECOHING FLOATS: All Clubs and Government organizations may build floats to be judged at
Homecoming. All entries must be on the stadium Field, south side by 7 p.m. Saturd~y, Nov­ember
8. Cash prizes will be awarded for the top three. If you have any questions contact
John Tiedje, room 50-11.
THE FOLLOHING CAST HILL PERFORB IN Send Me No Flowers: Kimberty Baker, Tim Heathman, Robin
Pherson, Jim Holomon, John TiedjeIII, DougFouer, Betsy Giddings, Jackie Spinella.
November'lO, 12, 13 'are the performance dates. '.:. i
THE GREAT PffiIPKIN IS .COl'IlNG!!! AHSHalloHeen Party is Octob~r 31 at 9 p.m. All come with
costumes. Admission is 50¢ per person and all proceeds are donated to the Experiment in
International Living Fund.
RIDE NEEDED: A ride is needed for a student going home on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 p.m.
Student will help pay for gas. If you live near 27th Avenue and Bethany Home Road, please
contact at 274-2737.
PANTED: Driver for handicapped student from Sunnyslope area. She has her own VH Bus. ".
Standard transmission. Can leave for G.C.C. at 8:30 a.m. and stay until 2:30. Please
cQntact Donna Kellen, 943-2778 betwe~n 3 p.m. and 3 p.m. or Dean Butler's offi~e in 59-4.
AT,lARElIEETINGS: AHARE is having their first meetings on Heclnesday, October 2Z'from 1:00 to
1:50 p.m. and Thursday, October 23 from 12:00 to 12:50 p.m. in 50-12. You may attend either
or both meetings according to your schedule. Let's get together to get acquainted and help
each other.
LUTHERAN INQUIRERS' CLUB: A continuing discussion of fundamental Christian Beliefs related
to life. For information call 937-2377, Rev. Paul G.Fleischer.
SHnllHNG lillET: Students and Faculty of G.C.C. are invited to view the fall Hen's Intra­mural
Diving & Swimming Championships. Diving is on T~esday, October 21 at 12:10 and
S~vimming on Thursday, October 23 at 12: 10.
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CALENDM OF EVENTS:
9:00 a.m.-
& PC 3:30 p.m.
Invitational
Campus
HOME GAME
Gymnasium
Away
Dining Hall
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
HOME GAME
Student Lounge
2:00 p.m. Campus
Away
Grand Junction, Colo.
a.m.
8:00 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-12
8:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
10:00
SAT Testing
FOOTBALL: Dixie, Utah
ARTISTS' SERIES: Lecturer, Robert
F. Byrnes - "Soviet Policies
Since 1943"
BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Mr. Herbert Shellans,
Professor of Social Sciences
at Phoenix College will discuss
American Folk Music: How Social
Values are Reflected Through Song
Homecoming Elections
CROSS COJNTRY-NAU, Mesa,
FORENSICS: Mesa College
Speech Tournament
WRESTLING: Greco-Roman Tournament
HOMECOMING
FOOTBALL-Arizona Western
ARTISTS' SERIES: Phoenix
Symphony Concert
4
1
1
Sunday 2
Wed-Th 5-6
Friday 7
Fri-Sat 7-8
Saturday 8
Saturday 8
Sunday 9
M-Th 27-30 MID-TER}l W22K, No Club Meetings
or Social Activities
Tucs1ay 28 BOOK R~VIEW
Music: Miss Susan Jones
Reviewer: Rev. John Swank,
Director Te~n Challenge
liThe Cross & the Switchblade
Friday 31 Men's Intramurals: Wrestling
Tournament-Entries Close
31 MID-TERM GRADE PERIOD ENDS
31 CROSS COUNTRY: Aztec Invitational
31 AWS Halloween Dance
COMING EVENTS:
November
Saturday
Tuesday
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ON CAMPUS JOBS: Students who are interested in working part time on-campus, please contact
the Job Placement Office or Financial Aid Office in the Counseling Center.
CHRIST}~S VACATION JOBS: Any student who would like to work during the Christmas Vacation
Period, please contact the Financial Aid Office or Job Placement Office in the Counseling
Center.
PLEASE CLAIM LOST AND FOUND ARTICLES IN 50-1. NOTEBOOKS, BOOKS AND NOW, CLOTHING, SWEATERS,
AND JACKETS HAVE BEEN TURNED IN.
PERSONAL: Anyone who knows Julie Cornell, please show her this - Julie, thank you for finding
and returning my purse. My faith in honest people like yourself has returned! Lynne Deratanj
MEN'S TENNIS: There will be a meeting of the men's tennis team on Thursday, November 6 at
2:30 in SO-12. Anyone planning to go out for the tennis tc~m should attend. If you cannot
make this meeting, please notify Coach Matz, 934-2211 Ext. 224. WOULD THE FOLLOWING TENNIS
PLAYERS PLEASE ATTEND: Ray Segerman, John Wilson, Rick Zeller, Harry Kimbrel, John Carnero,
Jeff Champagne, Bruce Borden, and Eric Lloyd.
~ HALLOWEEN PARTY: October 31 at 9 p.m. Come dressed in costumes. Admission is 50¢ per
person and all proceeds are donated to the Experiment in International Living Fund.
HOMECOMING DANCE: Com~ one, come all to the 1969 G.C.C. Homecoming Dance featuring "Memphis
Soul." Semi-formal affair immediately following the football game. Admission is free
with I.D. All students allowed one guest.
ATTENTION!! Bette Holt needs several wash tubs to be used on October 31 at the AWS Halloween
Dance. Please contact her in SO-6 if you have a wash tub.
Donna Kellen still needs a driver ~ call 943-2778. PLEASE!!!
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GlEIlDAlE
cornmunl-'~ COLLEGE
6000 West Olive RV811ue
MCJCD
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
utah
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Pennsylvania
HOME GAME
STUDENT UNION
Gymnasium
Student Lounge
At the State Fair
Science 1
B-11
Counai t Chambers
G.C.C. Campus
Campus Mall
SO-12
Campus MaU
East End Cafeteria
Grand Junotion~ Colo.
Away
G.C.C. Campus
Grand Junction~ Colo.
Home
3:15 p.m.
3:30 p..m.
10:00 a.m.
·8:00 p.m.
AFTER THE GAME
3:00 p.m.
Sunday
Sunday
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 3 Men's Intramural,s: WrestUng
Tournament
3 Christian Soience Organization
4 BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Mr. Herbert SheUans~ Professor of 11: 15 a.m.
Social, Soiences~ Phoenix Coll,ege~
wi l, l, discuss AMERICAN FOLK MUSIC:
How Social, Val,ues are Refl,eated
Through Song.
4 G.C.C. Band
4 WARA Tennis Begins
4 Veteran's Meeting
4 spanish Club Meeting
4 Experiment Committee Meeting
wednesday 5 Marine Corps Reoruiting
5 Homeooming Royalty El,ections
5 Lutheran Inquirers Cl,ub Meeting
6 Homecoming Royalty El,eotions
6 Young Democrats Meeting
'l FORENSICS: Mesa CoUege Invitational,
'1 Men's Intramural,s: Volleyball Entries
Close
'1 CROSS COUNTRY: NAU~ 14esa~ P.C.
'1 "Symphony" Day
Saturday 8 FORENSICS: Speeoh Tournament
8 WRESTLING: Greco-Roman Tournament
8 HOMECOMING!! !
8 FOOTBJ1.LL: Arizona Weste:tln
8 DANCE - "Memphis SouZII
9 ARTISTS' SERIES: Phoenix
Symphony Concert
COMING EVENTS:
Tuesday 11 VETERAN'S DAY RECESS---No CZasses---No Book Review
F:tliday 14 ARTISTS' SERIES: Paul EngZe~ Poet . 8:00 p.m.
Saturday 15 CROSS COUNTRY: National Jr. College Noon
Athletic Assoo. Meet
15 FOOTBALL: Snow Jr. CoZZege 8:00 p.m.: ).;.
16 Phoenix Symphony Youth O:tla~estra 3:00 p.m.
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Tuesday
~a:day r
TRAFFIC PATTERN FOR NEW BUILDINGS: Students and faculty are requested to refrain from cross­ing
to the new' technology buildings through the new construction area. They are urged to
start for the new classrooms five minutes earlier and to approach both buildings from the
south, west, or north.
EXPERIMENT IN INTERNATIONAL LIVING! Would you like to spend the summer in a foreign country
as a 'member' of a family group? Glendale Community College hopes to sponsor this'
program by raising funds to send students abroad during 1970. Students WhO have further
questions or:~.;rho would like to apply may pick up an application from Dean Butler in SO-So
Applications are due December 1.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS: Dr. Morgan will be on the campus to administer physical examinations
to prospective Varsity participants of spring sports on December 15 at 7 p.m. for Baseball
and Tennis - on December 16 at 7 p~m. for Track and Golf. These examinations will be in
the gymnasium annex. ;,'
~~ALL STUDENTS: MID-TERM GRADES---On1y classes in which a student has earned grade!!'
of D's a~d F's will be recorded. These grades will be mailed probably no later than Friday,
November 7•
ACTING EXECUTIVE DEAN: Because I will be out of the country from November 5 through Nov~'
ember 30, I am asking Dr. Robert Heuser to be the Acting Executive Dean. -Dr. Matt O. Hanhila-
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IMC--KAETHE KOLLWITZ· E.XHIBIT ,ON.NORTH WALL:' Thanks to Mr. Warren' Gentry, G.C.C. Professor
of Art, a commercial gallery in aaltimc;rehas loaned us original etchings, lithographs, and
woodcuts valued at $10,000.00 All original prints are for sale; prices range from $400 to
$1300.00 each. Restrikes. are also available, ranging in price from $25 to $50. See Mr.
Gentry if you are inte~ested in purchas~ng an or~ginal or a restrike.
HOMECOMING_ ROY"i\LTY ANNOUNCED!!!!! At least they will be, after you vote. for your
favorite candidates. They will be crowned at the game •. November 8, during half-time.
Elections will be heIdWednesday, Noventber S,and Thursday, November 6, from 9 a.m. to
2 p.m. VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE CANDiDATES. .
LOST MONEY? This could be Y0ur situation, Saturday night, November 8, after the home­"
COiidng game. The "Memphis Soul'l wi'll provide all kinds of excitement,' ana AMS will provide
plenty of refreshments.· All free with your I. D. . AUNT HELEN WILL SEE YOU THERE.
ATTENTION-rv-STUDENTS: The Arizona Current Issues Television Course, Political Science
45-C, instructor Jane Werneken, will be at noon Sunday from now on rather than at 11 a.m.
BE" AN OFFICER OF MARINES: The United St~tes Marine Co~p,s qffersthe ·Officer Candidate
(Scholarship) course to junior college students. A student with 60 semester hours com­pleted
or with an Associate Degree will be commissioned as a Second Lieutenant upon
completion of a ten week training course. For further information inquire in the Counseling
Center.
RECREATIONAL SWIMMING: There' will be no more recreptional swimming 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.
until April 1st. Recreational swimming is still open Noon to 1:00 p.m.
ATTENTION YOUNG DEMOCRATS: There will be an Elections Meeting Thursday, at 2 p.m. in the
cafeteria. Bring your dues-$l. There will be a report on the progress of the National
Convention. This meeting is vital!!
VETERAN'S MEETING: A meeting will be held on November 4 in Science 1 at 12:15 p.m. Mr.
Poader of the ~rizona State University Veteran's Club will be the speaker.
FOR SALE: HO scale Aurora Road Race set and HO scale model train. In good lcondition ­suitable
for Christmas gifts. For further information call 934-1343 after 12:·10.·p~m.·
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~ Monday
Tuesday
10 Men's Intramurals: Volleyball Begins
10 Christian Soienoe Organization
11 VETERAN'S DAY RECESS-NO CLASSES
5: 15 p.m. SO-12
Utah
Dining Hall
Dining Hall
MU-10
Playbox T2-4
Pennsylvania
Student Center
Student Lounge
Noon
8:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
2:00 p.m. East End Cafeteria
11:15 a.m.
15 Smith College Representative on oampus
13 ~IARA Tenn-is
15 Young Demoorats Meeting
14 Men's Intramurals: Handball Singles
Entrie,' Close
14 ARTISTS' SERIES: Paul Engle, "Poetry
and People"
CROSS COUNTRY: National Jr. College
Athletio Assooiation Meet
FOOTBALL: Snow Jr. College
Phoenix Symphony Youth Orohestra
15
Friday
Saturday
15
Sunday 16
COMING EVENTS:
'uesday 18
Thursday
18
!;' ~dnesday 19
~-Fri 20-21
BOOK REVIEW
Reviewer: Mrs. Dolores Bowyer
Book: "Hawaii"
Football Awards Banquet 6:30 p.m.
G.C.C. Orohestra Conoert 8:50 p.m.
DRAMA PRODUCTION 2:00 p.m. Matinee
"Send Me No Flowers" 8:30 p.m. Evening
l S'aturday 22 DRAMA PRODUCTION 8:50 p.m. Evening Playbox T2-4
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EXPERIMENT 1! INTERNATIONAL LIVING!! Would you like to spend the summer in a foreign country
as a 'member' of a family group? Glendale Community College hopes to sponsor this program
by raising funds to send students abroad during 1970. Students who have further questions or
who would like to apply may pick up an application from Dean Butler in SO-5. Applications
are due December 1.
ART EXHIBITION: G.C.C. Instructional Materials Center will house a sales Exhibition of the
work of Kaethe Kollwitz November 1 through 21.
PHOTOGRAM EXHIBIT: Photograms created by the students in beginning photography will be dis­played
in the Christown Mall. The designs are literally "drawn by light" and represent
some of the best compositions done by the photo students in their first class assignment.
These prints were shown at Sun City, wednesday the 5th. The show at Christown will last from
Monday the 10th to Friday the 14th according to Mr. Petersen, photography instructor.
SMITH COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVE: The Director of Admissions at Smith College will be available
on November 13 to discuss with students such matters as admission and financial aid for those
students interested in attending Smith College. If interested, please sign the list in the
Counseling Center.
REHEARSAL &CONSTRUCTION STARTED!!! The construction on the set of "Send Me No Flowers" has
. begun. Will George live to see them completed? Find out!! See, "Send Me No Flowers,"
November 20-21-22. LIMITED SEATING!!
LOOKING FOR BARGAIN BUYING?? AWS will be selling gift packs for 10¢ and wig certificates for
$3.00 starting today - all proceeds from funds raised will go to the Experiment in Interna­tional
Living program. Bring your cash and take advantage of these bargains!
YOUNG DEMOCRATS MEETING: This meeting will be at 2 p.m. in the East end of the Cafeteria.
A report of the structure of the State Party and a report on the National Convention will be
presented.
FOR SALE: 1969 Vlv-Beige "Bug" - 4500 miles, radio. Call 937-8883, after 6 p.m. - weekdays.
LOST: Blue sapphire birthstone ring set in white gold. Lost in Grill Room on Oct. 22. If
found please leave with cashier or lost & found office.
-FO-R-SA-L-E: HO scale Aurora road race set &HO scale model train. Suitable for Christmas gifts. Call 934-1343 after 12:30 p.m.
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be on the'call'lpus' to- administep:physica1':examinatlons
Examinations wili '~e- 'conducted :].n : the gyronasfum.1mn-ex.
7 P .11. Baseball and Tennis
7 p.m. Track and: Golf
Dr. liorgan wi~l
spring sports.
December 15,
December 16,
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS:
to varsity aspirants of
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, E~cellellt C'ertificate
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Novice Homen's Infbrmative'Speakihg
Novice'!l1~n"8 Informative Speaking
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Championship Hen's E:x:temp. ;,_"
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Connie Ferrin
Judy Kreutzberg
Kathy Thompson
John Vail
John Vail
Gary Billings
John Vail
Brian Rock
LUTHERAN INQUIRER'S~: A contin~i~gdiscussion of fundamental Cb~i~fiJnBeriefs'related
to life. The meeting will be on Wednesday in L-10 at 3 p.m. For information call 937-2877,
Rev. Paul G. Fleischer. ;,'
SPEECH TOURNAHENT RESULTS: .Congratulations to the membe~~(~f'Glendale' s sP,~e'~~ .sq1;lad for
their fine participation in the Pacific Southwest Collegiate Forensic Associaticin~s Fall
Championship Speech Tournament. Thirty-two junior colleges from California and Arizona
entered over 400 students in'competition at: the tournament •. Glen4ale's eleveJ;1 member squad
took home thirteen certificates and four trophies. Those ~tupentsq:'eceiving,rec9gnitionf~l'
their performance are as' fbllotl1s: '. • , i ! ' , .•
LaDawn Hargrave Novice Women's Oral Interpretation 1st Place trophy and
': Superior Certificate
1st Place trdphy and
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Peggy Sparks
Dennis Carrol
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Excellent Certificate
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Excellent Certificate
l\iGRANT ,'OPPORTUNlTY:PROORAK: 'AP s~u<l~~ts;~lhQ arenpa:t;~:IIoi~)ahts -in, ,the, l1igr.ant -~~po~tuhJ:,tiyJ..
Program -ot" \-lho -'are int'eres~ed,iJl~j.oin.fug t;h~,:~progr.am' me~t '. J;'r :i:rdaty- in ,the 'C,ounci1 Cham~etis"; ,
j"n;:the Student Un~on' between, 1:01) 'and: 3:00,' p.m. InformationL,·about 'scholaJfships:;andtutoring
is .available-,.' i'
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BASKETBALL TOURNAHENT:'Glendale Community College Lettermen's Club \l1ill spons0':t" the 2nd "
AnnuciiHigh SchOol 'Basketb\:il1 Tburnamfmt December 26, .21,29,;;&30. ,in the' College Gym.
Competing schools are 'AjOtl''Buckeye~''Bbu'rgade, Dysart,- Gerard',-lU.ngus, Paradise Valley~
'P'hoenix Indian, Pe'oria '&"Tdllesoh~' " " , ' ..
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condition. Call Benedict lfukwaya at 261-2119 between 4 p.m. and 12 p.m. Can be seen at
218 B. East Indianola.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
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Gymnasium Annex
Student Lounge
Grill Room
Student Center
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East Room No. 4
Sun City
G.C.C. Campus
G.C.C. Campus
." Student· Center
Faculty Dining RoOm
".' .... HOME. Gi\l1E
,i.; ·Phoenix,t;9.I1ege
Councdr;' $.h~bers
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NEXT 2 HEEKS--------------CHRISTMAS RECESS
,CLASSES RESUME., JANUARY 5
Honday
Tuesday
Tuestia,y ..~3 BASKETBALL:
Saf7TUes27-30 BASKETBALL:
Tournament
15 LAST DAY TO APPLY FOR NEW &
RENEWAL ASSOC. STUDENTS'
ACADEHIC SCHOLARSHIPS
15 ARTISTS' SERIES: Kaleidoscope
Players "Dear Liar" 8:00 p.m.
15 Physical Exams-Baseball &Tennis 7:00 p.m.
16 CHOIR CONCERT 11:15 a.m.
16 Student Gov't Elections Assembly Noon
16 ART1STS' SERIES: Kaleidoscope Players 8:00 p.m.
liThe ll1or1d of Sh1JkE!;sP~l:nl,e"i . ....,,,:,
16 Physical Exams-Track&·Qolf }.;:QQ p.m. '
16 Teen ChalleQge Conferences 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
Wednesday 17 Choir7~hepherd of the Desert Church 11:30 a.m,
17 Studen~'~I':nT9rnment Elections .;;'.f9:00'a.m.-
Thtirsday 18 Student Go;v:~rnment Ele'ct:ions'9:00 a .m.-
18 choi:f'Concert &fOO p.m.
18 AWS TEA 2:15- 4:15 p.m.
FridaY;,!,19 BASKETBALL: Sotithwesterq J.,C.. 7:3,() p.m., :'~C:i<.!,
19 . WRESTLING: Christm&S._'f.ournament . 7:()O p.m. ',0' [Lir,
',- . .:.;,.'-,-.~_., •.• >., ,!.:. '.j." . j",~:_;'. ",', j'"!",::,-:,, It-, ,~ •.~
,19.. Higrant Opportunity ~f9,gra1llf. .. -;1·~:QO'~~Jp.tt!7);9(5;,p~,m'.•:~ .
Saturday 20 HR£'STLING: Christmas Tournament 10:00 a.m. ' .' .
20 BASKETBAL~: Grossmont . t 7:30 p.m.
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LITERARY }~GAZINE: The Literary Magazine announces the 1st deadline-December 19. Act imme-diately!
Don't miss OUkCASll PRIZES' for e;s~~ys, prose, poetry, st~x:~~" ~r~:~~,~h.q_tpgraphy
and, cover. Submit neat copy". protected pnotos ,and art to 0-8 or Faculty Mai;l.. ,BoX. .:1130,· Hiss
Darland or Hrs. Cole. If!Q1!. do not p'articipate there may be !!Q. Hagazine! ." .
INSTRUCTIONAL }~TERIALS CENTER: Because the I}~ will close at ~:OO p.m. Frid1Jy, December 19,
reserve books may be checked 04t.over the ho)'Jdayperiod beginning at 12:00 1)oon'on that Jay.
We will remain closed from December 19 at 3£OO'p:ni1.through Januarf4; 19hO • ., Regul'ar hours
resume January 5. Regular.circulating books ch~.ckET4()ut during the pe:Hod :Decembelff 8 through
December 19 will be due January 9,'1970. The sta:f'f'of the IMC wishes you a happja'ml r~i-"
warding holiday. .' .' . . .
";~;iNAL CALL: First semester lost and found itemsi~ SO-l are still numerous. Check wilh !-Irs.
{petty.--rf you're shivering becauseof:a 1.os;·tusW'eateJr1"l:>r jacket, it might be hanging ill. th.~.
closet in our office!'!! GJgthingiJr'ems left unclaimed' as of Friday,; December 19 wi]lh~{';
'dop.ated':to charity.'
[EEN CHAL.LENGE CONFERENCES: St~ve lUlls will be spM:king to indiv,iduals in private con+~rence
aqQut d:r\1g addiction." He will answer questions about'narcotics and offer assistance to those
withdrug.problems. Please do not hesitate to confide in Steve Wills of Teen Challenge. All
interested;~tudentsare .invited~o at'tend. .." ..'
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the operation of the telephone switchboard will be
of December 15-18 in order to determine the extent of
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD: The' hours'; for
extended to 9:00 p.m't,9..uring.the vJ(~ek
need f0l:' this additio~&-l,~~rvice.
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LECTURE: Dr. HanuelH. Guert<a;Pro'fe_ss",r' of 'Spanish twill deliver' a lecture Honday. P~cember
15, from 4-: 00 1:0'6: 00' p.m. 'bif the' subject of BI-LINGu'ALISM AN:O'TliE ~IEXICAN AHERICAN. 'Fiee'"
admission and the public is cordially invited.
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LITERARY. NAGAZINE: The Liter~t'Y Hagaziur :anp.punces lst\l~aai).'ne:-December 19;"Ab;tiinmediately­Don't
miss out-CASH PRIZES for essays, prose, poetry, storie~art, photography and' cover.
Submit neat copy, protected photos and art to 0-8 or Faculty Mail Box #30, Miss Darland or
Mrs. Cole. If YOU don't participate: thetemay be NO :Magazine!' Committee, ,meeting is 12 :,15 p.m.
Tuesday in 1:.'-32. If interested please atterid~L",
TEEN CHALLENGE' CONFERENCES: Steve Hills wiH bespeaking toi:ndividualsin private conference
about drug addiction. Hel-Jill';answer questions about'uarcotics and oHer, assistance to those
with drug problems. Please do not hesitate: to confide ,in Steve: Hills of ';reen Challenge. All
int~te~ted st~aarit~ are invited to attend,
KALEIDeSCOPE PLAYERS: The Kaleidoscppe:Playe:t:s will~e presented by the Contim~ing Education
Associated Students 1969-70 Artists' series.±»~Playerskrgintheir tenth year of national
touring with a high-style recital of the letters Bernard Shaw wrote to actress Mrs. Patrick
..Campb~ll and the letters,she vIrote back to him. Thi~ axt~u+ summary, known as "Dear, Liar"
will;1?e presented Decem'Per 15. Next night the group \~iil.: perform "The Horlds of, ShB:ke.speare, "
sce~es fro~ his plays wil:f.ch illustrate "The Horld of Love" and "The Horid of Music,'" by ,
Marchette Chute and Ernestine Perrie. The Players will be presented December 15 and 16,
8:00 p.m. in the Student Lounge.
LUTHERAN INQUIRER'S CLUB: A continuing discussion
to life. The meeting will be on Hednesday inL-lO
Rev. PaulG. Fleischer.
PHYSICAL EXA!iINATIONS:
to varsity aspirants of
Dr. Norgan,will
spring sports.
December 15,
'tie~ember 16, . ': ~ '
be on the campus to administer physical examinations
Examinations will 'be 'conducted in the gymnasium annex.
'7 p.m. BasebalF 'and Tennis
7 p.m. Track arid Golf
'j'l. '
of fundamental Christian Beliefs related
at ,(:3 p.m. For information call 937-2877,
FOR, 'SALE: 23" Road Racing Bicycle, Frejus (Italian), fully Compagnolo equiped~, ,ph: 9?4":3375.
ATTENTION STUDENTS INTERESTEP .IN FASHION: Hiss Debbie Bryant, "Miss America" of 1966 will be
in Phoenix -Monday, ,December 8 to conduct" a .seminar for International School for. Young Amer­icans.
The school offers 30.,..daysummer fashion study/travel programs for American high school
and college students'whoar~ instructed by leading fashion designers, models, fashion maga­zine
editors, department store merchandising personnel, and cosmetologists in New York, Rome,
Florence, Geneva, Paris and London. The seminar will be held at Mayo's Furniture Store,
Hospitality Room, 1776 N. Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, Monday, December 8 at 4:30 p.m.
Students from,lS through 24 and all interested parents and teachers are welcome.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
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." :' I~l i (1 .:;: 1\;;11~~11 1':1 mN\ :ii:i~ '1 .::::F' tl IW iL/:: ': ,t.:·.;1 \!J ~ ~l+( .;::,)i
8:00 p.m. Student Center
3:00 p.m. L-lO
7:30 Away
9:00 a.m·.- 4:00 p.m. Cat:eteria-Rm. 4
8:00 a.m. G.C.C. Campus
9:00 a.m. Away
Monday 8 Student Government Eligibility List
Posted
8 Hen's Intramurals: Basketball Begins
8 Christian Science Organization 3:15 p.m.
Tuesday 9 Student Government Campaigning Begins
9 BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Movie Review: Mr. Jack Hartley 11:15 a.m.
G.C.C. English Professor
"Oh! What A Lovely War"
by Joan Littlewood
9 Chamber Singers Concert
Wednesday 10 Student Government Campaigning
10 Lutheran Inquirer's Club
Th-Sat 11-13 BASKETBALL: Mesa Community College
Tournament
Thursday 11 Student Government Campaigning
11 Teen Challenge Conferences
Friday 12 Student Government Campaigning
Saturday 13 ACT Te~~i~g
13 \~ESTLING-Arizona Western
COl1ING EVENTS:
L-lO
Student Lounge
19
Fri-Sat 19-20
Saturday 20
G.C.C. Campus
Faculty Dining Rm.
G.C.C. Campus
HONE GANE
Student Center
HOHR GAHE
Student Center
at Phoenix College
HONE GANE
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
2:15 p.m.- 4:15 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
·7 :30 p.m.
f>
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
. ',:'- ':". 8:00 p.m. , Jt ,:; . ,Student Center
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7:00 p.m. Gym Annex
11:15 a.m. ,. Student Lounge
Noon Grill Room
7:00 p.m. Gym Annex
8:00 p.m. Student Center
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15 LAST DAY TO APPLY FOR NEW &RENEWAL
ASSOC. STUDENTS' ACADEHIC SCHOLAR­SHIPS-
2ND SENESTER
Artists' Series-Kaleidoscope Players
"Dear Liar"
15 Physical Exams-Baseball, Tennis
16 Choir Concert
16 S.tu!ient Government Elections Assembly
,J " I 16 ,PNr~ica1 Exams-Track, Golf
l6 rArtists' Series-Kaleidoscope P1ayer's
"The Horld of Shakespeare"
Student Govef,nment Elections
AWS ChristmaS,,1'ea
Student Government: Elections
Basketball-Navajo J.C.
Choir Concert
Basketba11-South~esternJ.C.,
San Diego ;'C'
AMS Night-After G~~ Dan~~
Wre'stling-Chris tinas Tournament
Ba~k~tba1l-Grossmont
Honday
Friday
Tuesday
Wednesday 17
Thursday 18
18
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19
NEXT 2 WEEKS--------CHRIST}~S RECESS
CLASSES RESUME JANUARY 5
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ClUU1BER SINGERS PERFOR}~NCE: On December 9, Tuesday evening at 8 p.m., the Glendale Commu­nity
College Chamber Singers and Instrumental Ensemble will present Ottorino Respighi's,
"Laud to the Nativity." The soloists are Debby Johnson, Peggy Hoehn and David Coleman. The
performance will be in the Student Center and is open to the public with free admission.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD: The hours for the operation of the telephone switchboard will be
extended to 9:00 p.m. during the week ofDecemb~r 15-18 in order to determine the extent of
need for this additional service.
EL T1EMPOPASANDO: All organizations and activities! The deadline date for copy for the
December 19 edition of E1 Tiempo Pasando is Hednesday, Dec~mber 10. Place articles in Mrs.i "
Vowles' box or bring to Newsroom, FA-14.
CONTINUED ON THE BACK
AWS ELECTIVE OFFICES: All girls interested in running forAWS elective offices, stop in
SO-4, to'check on qualifications. Become active in the largest organization on campus.
RODEO CLUB: There will be a meeting of the rodeo club Tuesday the 2nd of Pecember in T 3-10
at 12:30 p.m. It is very important that all students belonging to NlRA be in attendance.
-C. Van Heter-
LUTHERAN INQUIRER'S CLUB: A cbntinuing discussion of fundamental Christian Beliefs relat~~d
to life. The meeting will be on Wednesday in L-I0 at 3 p.m. For information call 937-28n,
Rev. Pa~l G. Fleischer.
IMC CENTER-CIRCULATING ART PRINT COLLECTION NOW READY I Fifty-eight reproductions of famous
paintings, framed, ~eady for hanging, and valu~d at approximately $1500, will go on open
circulation beginning Thursday, December 4, 1969. The reproductions will be displayed along
the glass wall of the patio in the IMC for two days preceding the 4th. First come first
served. Sorry, no advance reservations. In order to make the prints available to as many
students as possible, there will be no renewals and the circulating period will be for one
month, with a limit of one print per borrcnier • All prints<which circulate Dec. 4 will be
due Jan. 7, 1970, and will be available again second semester on Feb. :4. Thecollection
includes works by Buffet, Cezanne, Gauguin, Marin, Modigliani,Honet, Picasso, Renoir,
Rivera, Utrillo, and Van Gogh. Only students will be allowed to check out paintings on
Dec. 4 and 5; if any remain, these will become available to faculty and staff beginning
Dec. 8. Borrowers assume full responsibility for liability in event of loss or damage, but
there is no rental fee for borrowing. This is a first for Glendale and we are yeryproud
to make fine art available for enjoyment in your own home.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. SO-:1.
3:15 p.m. . Student Center ~ 4
6:00 p.m. Away
9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. SO-l
11 :00 a.m. Student Lounge
11:15 a.m. Student Lounge
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.
10:30 a.m.- 1:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
Noon
8:00 a.m.
9:00 p.m.
California
1ST HOHE GAl-ill
Student Union
Student Center
Student Lounge
Student Center
Away
G.C.C. Campus
T 3-10
SO-l
E End Cafeteria
L-10
80-1
Away
80-1
G.C.C. Campus
Hesa Conununity College
Student Center
p.m.
p.m,.
p.m.
a.m. '
7:30 p.m.
Noon
11:15
Har;fI
! 8;00
, :,7 :30
,,8:00
Student Government Eligibility List
Posted
Student Government Elections Assembly
BOOK REVIEH
Review'er: l1r. Jack Hartley
HovieReview: nOh! Hhat A Lovely
Chamber Singers Concert
BASKETBALL~ 'Hesa C.C. Tournament
ACT Testing
Monday 1 Student Government Petitions Available
1 Christian Science Organization
1 BASKETBALL: ASU Frosh
Tuesday 2 Student Government Petitions Available
2 BOOK REVIEl·]
Music: Bev Grosenheider, Soprano
Reviewer: Dr. Co11iee H. Portnoff
ASU English Professor
Book: "The Peter Principle: \-Thy
Things Always Go \-lrong"
2 WARA Field Hockey Begins
2 Rodeo Club l1eeting
Wednesday 3 Student Government Petitions Available
3 Career Day
3 Lutheran Inquirer's Club
Thursday 4 Student Government Petitions Available
4 BASKETBALL: U of A Frosh
Friday 5 Student Government Petitions Due
5 Men's Intramura1s: Basketball Entries
Close
5 BASKETBALL: NAU Frosh
AFTER THE GAl·ill DAJ.\JCE-Sponsored by
The Freshman Class
Fri-Sat 5-6 FORENSICS: PSCFA Fall Championship
Speech Tournament
Saturday 6 CEEB Testing
Fri-Sun 5-6-7 AWS Duo State Convention
Saturday 6 Continuing Education Christmas Dance
C0l1ING EVENTS:
Monday 8
9
Th-Sat 11-13
Saturday' 13
Tuesday 9
9
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PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS: Dr. l'lorgan wili ,be on the'campus to a<;lmi1=lister physical ,examinations
to varsity aspirants of spring sports. Examinations will-be conduct¢d in the gymnasium annex.
", ,. ! ' December 15, 7 p'.m~ Baseball and Tennis
December 16, 7 p .m.Track and yoH'
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SCHOLARSHIP: The Glendale Faculty '·Jives are ,offering a $100.00 scholarship for the second
semester. Applicants must be sophomores with demonstrable ·financial need an<:\.reasonably
good grades. 'The organization would like to support a student who is responsible and hard
"1Orking. Please encourage your qualified students 'to; apply,. Applications and further
information are available in the Counseling Center. . -Miss Boerner-
CAREER DAY: Plan to attend Career Dayan Hednesday, December 3 - 10:30. a,.m.to 2 p.m. at
the east end of the student cafeteria. 70- Career representatives from Business, TransportG'.t­ion,
l1edica1, Communication, Advertising, Law, Building Trades, Dental and many other areas
will be p-re13ent to help students make an intelligent selection of an occupational goal.
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CHRISTl1AS CANDY: Come get your Christmas Candy!!! AHS is 'selling delicious chocolate
candies. All proceeds go to the Experiment in International Living Fund. GET YOUR
CANDY TODAY!! So-5.
TOYS NEEDED: The student nurses are still collecting repairable toys to be given to needy
children at Christmas. Lets all get in the Christmas spirit by collecting toys for this
worthwhile proj ect. Collection boxes arelocatedirr the Student Union and the library.
CONTINUED ON THE BACK
EDUCATION MAJORS: . Any student planning to transfer to the College of Education at ASU is
i~vited to meet with Dr. Christiansen Tuesday, November 25, 1969, at 3:00 p.m. ·Dr ..
Christiansen is the Coordinator of StudeIit"Advisement for the College of Educat'j;ort. If
you are interested in discussing your ptoblemsconcerning transf:er to ASU, please 'sign' the
roster in the Counseling Center. 'j;
EXPERIMENT .ill INTERNATIONAL LIVING! Would you like to spend the summer, in a foreign.:
country as a 'member' of a family group?' G.C.C. hopes to sponsor this program by raising
funds to send students abroad during 1970. 'Students who have f.urther questions 01:1. who,
would like to apply may pick up an application'from Dean Butler ,in SO-5. Applications are
due December 1.,'
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS: Dr. Morgan will b~:~n the campus to administer physical examina~ions
to Varsity aspirants of spring sports on December 15 at 7 p.m. for Baseball and Tennis -
on December 16 at 7 p.m. for TrackanCI Golf. these examination"s will be in the gYmnasium
annex.' ','.",;, .
SPEECH TOURNAMENT RESULTS: Congratulations to Connie Ferrin, Brian Rock, Peggy Sparks,and
John Vail. They were 'awarded certificates of excellence for their successful participation
in the Matador Forensic Festival at Arizona Western College on November 14 and 15. Twenty­one
colleges and universittes from C<ili£orniaand Arizona participated in the' tournament.
FROM THE SUGGESTION BOX AT THE INFORMATION DESK:
-Nov. 4 Make the parking lot qtte;ndart.inthe ~t;'(;)'P.t do his job! He'~ never out there •
.If he's getting. paid, .he,shouldstay ou.t,there. ". '.:: "J',;"
.Ans... The parkinglpt attendant is, on duty: from Mcmd;ay, mprn~n.,g un,t.il,F~ii44y._afhernoon.
When have you looked for him? ...." ' , ..
Nov. 4 How about a dance in the Grill Room? -And'how about having a good"band and
extending the hours of the dance until 1 a.m.?
Ans. Well "IM" what time of qay do yuu want a dance-who will pay for it? About
extending the hours of the dance-please read page 19 of':y.our Student Handbook.
As to a good band--students should produce names of good bands. The Associate
Dean of Students keeps a listing of bands and the organizations sponsoring
dances select the bands.
POR PURTHER QUESTIONS PROM THE STUDENTS-WITH ANSWERS FROM THE DEAN OF STUDENTS­SEE
YOUR NEXT STUDENT BULLETINI
LOST ~ FOUND! Unclaimed books; clothing, glasses and other miscellaneous items still on
hand at the close of classes o~ Wednesday, November 26 will be disposed of. If you have
lost anything this semester, be sure and check with Mrs. Petty in SO-l.
1Q1§.NEEDED: The student nurses are still collecting repairab'le toys to be given to needy
children at Christmas. Lets all get in the Christmas spirit by' to11ect~ng, toys for this
worthwhile project. Collection boxes are located in the Student Union and the Library.
LUTHERAN INQUIRERS' CLUB: A continuing discussion of fundamental Christian Beliefs related
to life. For information call 937-2877 ,Rev. Paul G. Fleischer.. ~,)
NLB:rj
SO-l
. A1J)ay
G.C.C. Campus
Dining Hall
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Council Chambers
Student Lounge
1:30 p.m. Cafeteria
Away
1ST HOME GAME!!
Student Center
At Phoenix College
Mesa Community College
3:15 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m~ .
6:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
10:30 a.m.­5:
30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
11.~00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
24 THANKSGIVING RECESS (Evening Division Only)
24 Christian Soience Organization
25 THANKSGIVING RECESS (Evening Division Only)
25 BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Music: Dave Colman3 Tenor
Discussion: Miss Tina Williams
"Italy" &the Experiment in
International Living
Experiment Committee Meeting
Men's Intramurals: Turkey Run
Football Awards Banquet
THANKSGIVING RECESS (Evening Division Only)
Lutheran Inquirer13' club "
THANKSGIVING RECESS (DAY & EVENING CLASSES)
G.C.C. Band: Gompers Parade'
L ,Student Gov 't ..Petitions Available
:1 BASKETBALL: ABU
2 BOOK REVIEW
Reviewer: Dr. Collioe Portnoff
Book: "The Peter. Prinoiple: Why
Things Go "Wrong"
3 Career Day
4 BASKETBALL: U 'of A
5 BASKETBALL:' .NAU
SAPTER GAME DANCE'-Spbnsored by
. Assoc. Frosh Stud~nts
5-6 WRESTLING: Ariz. VB Calif..
5-6-? AWS DUO-STATE CONVENTION
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grcnc!cArc Commun ity COr!CJC
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F'ri-Sat
Fri-Sun
2S
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25
Wednesday 26
26
Th~Eri 27-28
Satuf.ddY 29
DECEMI1ER
Mondtiy:
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
IVOL?ME 5 ~~B~.~_1.-1. ~C_D _
CALENDAR QE EVENTS:
Monday
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:f,oon SERVICE HOURS-NOV. 24, 25, & 26'
CAFETERIA ------10: 45 a.m. to 1: 15' p:m.
.SNACK BAR ------ 7:00 a.m. to 2:06:'!?m.
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INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER-Library
NOV. 24-26----'.0.'-7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m•
CLOSED NOVEMB~R 27 AND 28.
STUDENT BULLETIN: Due to Thanksgiving rec~ss, tne deadline for Student Bulfetin news will be
Monday, December"1st - 9 a.m. The Bulletin will be available at the Informa~ion Desk, an<;l
the lMC - Honday afternoon, December 1st. .' i
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IMC CENTER-CIRCULATING ART PRINT COLLECTION NOW READY'! Fifty-eight reproductions of fampus
paintings, framed, ready for hanging, and valued at approximately $1500, will go on open
circulation beginning Thursday, Dece~ber 4, 1969. The reproductions will be displayed along
the glass wall of the patio in the lHC for two days precedingt1;le 4th~. F.irst come first'
served. Sorry, no ,~dvance reservations. In order to make the prints available to as many
students as possible, there will be no renewals and the ~irculating period will be for 'bne
month, with a limit of one print per borrower. All prints which circulate Dec. 4 will be
due Jan. 7, 1970, and ~vill be available again second semester on Feb. 4. The collection
includes works by Buffet, Cezanne, Gaugui14, Matin, Modigli;mi, Monet, Picasso, Renoir,
Rivera, Utrillo, and Van Gogh. Only students will be allowed to check out paintings on
Dec. 4 and 5; if any remain, these will become available to faculty and staff beginning
Dec. 8.; Borrowers assume full responsibility for liability in event of loss or damage, but
there is no rental fee for borrowing. This is a first for Glendale and we are very proud
to make fine art a~ail~ble for enjoyment in your own home.
CONTINUED ON BACK
SPEECH TOURNAMENT RESULTS CONTINUED: With lljunior colleges participating, Glendale
placed 2nd in total sweepstakes pointS.
LOST AND FOUND!! Last call for current'items. Unclaimed books, clothing, glasses, and
other miscellaneous items still on hand at the close of classes on Wednesday, November 26,
1969 will be disposed of. If you have lost anything this semester, be sure and check with
Mrs. Petty'in SO-I. ,
OPENING .Q! ~ THEATER: Come to the "Grand Opening" of'Tne Play6~x', Thursday, November
20, at 8:00 p,.m. See the new Glendale drama facilities housed in Technical building 2.
We will be presenting "Send Me No Flowers" with Kimberly Baker, Tim Heathman, Robin
Pherson, John Tiedje III, Jim Holoman, Betsy Gidding~, Jackie Spinelta and Clark thomas.
The play will run November 20-22. ",Limited seating!!, Get tickets now in the 1?opkstore •
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LUTHERAN INQUIRERS' CLUB: A continuing discussion of fundamental Christian Beliefs related
to life. For informatiOn,' call 937-2877, ~eV" Paul G. Fleisch~J:' ~
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VOLUME 5 NUMBER 10 NOVEMBER 17. 19G9
SO-12
P'laybox T2-4
P'laybox T2-4
G.C.C. Campus
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Student Center
P'laybox T2-4
G.C.C. Campus
Away
Student Lounge
Cafeteria
Council, Chambers
MlJ-10
SO-12
B-11
6:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. &8:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
11:15 a.m.
3:15 p.m.- 4:15 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
2:00 p.m. &8:30 p.m.
11:15 a.m.
6:30 p.m.
21
21
21
22
THANKSGIVING RECESS (Evening Division)
BOOK REVIErl SERIES
Miss Tina WiUiams - /lItaly"
25 FootbaU Awards Banquet
27-28 THANKSGIVING RECESS (DAY CLASSES)
29 Gompers Parade-G.C.C. Band
22
EVENTS:
24-28
25
Friday
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday -1'1 Men's Intramura Zs: HandbaUSing Zes
Tournament Begins
1'1 Christian Science Organization
18 BOOK REVIEr1
ftmsic: Guy GZimpse~ Tenor
BiZZy FenneZZ~ French Horn
Reviewer: Mrs. DoZores Bowyer
"Hawaii,1 by James Michener
18 WARA: Tennis
18 IiExperiment il Committee Meeting
Wednesday 19 G.C.C. Orchestra Concert
19 Lutheran Inquirer's CZub
20 Spanish Club Meeting
20 WARA: Tennis
20 Drama Production
IISend Me No FZowers"
21 Men's Intramurals: Turkey Run
Entries CZose
Phi Theta Kappa Initiation &Dinner
Drama Production
FOOTBALL: High School Playoff
CROSS COUNTRY: Ariz. Jr. CoUege
State Meet
Drama Production
Tuesday
Thursday
Saturday
COMlrlG
M-F
Tuesday
Thur-Fri
Saturday
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ASSOCIATED STUDENT SCHOLARSHIPS: Applications for ~ Academic Scholarships for the sec­ond
semester. 1969-70 are available in the counseling center. Deadline for returning
applications for second semester is Dec. 1, 1969.
EDUCATION IMJORS: Any student planning to transfer to the College of Education at ASU is
invited to meet with Dr. Christiansen Tuesday, November 25, 1969, at 3:00 p.m. Dr.
Christiansen is the Coordinator of Student Advisement for the College of Education. If
you are interested in discussing your problems concerning transfer to ASU, please sign the
roster in the Counseling Center.
EXPERI}ffiNT IN INTEP~ATIONAL LIVING! Would you like to spend the summer in a foreign
country as a-'member' of a family group? G.C.C. hopes to sponsor this program by raising
funds to send students abroad during 1970. Students who have further questions or who
would like to apply may pick up an application from Dean Butler in SO-5. Applications are
due December 1.
ART EXHIBIT: Glendale Community College Instructional Haterials Center will house a sales
exhibition of the art work of KaetheKol1witz November 1 through November 21. tHC is open
7:30 a.m. - 8:50 p.m. lI':':TH, 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Friday. f.
FOOTBALL RECOGNITION BANQUET CHANGE OF~: The date for the annual Football Recognition
»an~uet set for Tuesday, November 18, 1969 at,6:30 p.m., has been changed and will be held,
instead, on Tuesday, November 25. 1969 at 6:30 p.m.
ON BACK
Women's Extempetaneous Speaking
Women's Extemporane9us Speaking
Hen's Impromptu Speaking
Men's Extemporaneous Speaking
Women's Persuasive S~eaking
2nd Place trophy - tJomen's Debate
3rd Place trophy - Men's Debate
COI-TTINUED
SPEECH TOURNAJffiNT RESULTS: Congratulations to the members of Glendale's speech squad for
their successful participation in the Mesa 11adcap Invitational Speech Tournament at Grand
Junction, Colorado on November 7th and 8th. Those members of the speech squad who trophied
in events were:
Kathy Thompson - 1st place trophy -
Ethel Kosar - 2nd place trophy -
John Vail - 2nd place trophy - ; ,\,;,,_:,- .:
Brian Rack - ~r~ PA~~T~~rophy -
Peggy Sparks - 3rd place' trophy
Judy Kreutzberg and Kathy Thompson ­Brian
Rock and John Vail
MARICOPA COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE DISTRICT
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VQLUHE 5 NUMBER 15
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
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6:00 p.m.
9:30 a.m.-ll:30 a.m. Council Chambers
12:20 p.m. T3-10
Noon
3:00 p.m. L-I0
Channel 3
HU-I0:
Council Chambers
HOME GAME
HONE GAME
Away
Gymnasium
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
1:00 p.m.- 3:00 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
5 APPLICATIONS FOR 2ND SEMESTER DUE
5 Classes Resume
5 BASKETBALL-NAU Frosh
6 NO BOOK REVIEW
6 WARA Speed-a-way Begins
7 Migrant Opportunity Program
7 Agriculture Students l-leeting
7 Deadline "El Tiempo Pasando" News
7 Lutheran Inquirer's Club
9 LAST DAY TO APPLY FOR NEW &RENEWAL
ACTIVITY FEE AWARDS FOR 2ND SEME$TER
9 LAST DAY TO APPLY FOR NEW ACADEMIC
SCHOLARSHIPS-FALL 1970
9 Student Recitals
9 Migrant Opportunity Program
9 WRESTLING: Central
9 BASKETBALL: Mesa Community College
10 BASKETBALL: Cochise
10 ARTISTS' SERIES: Phoenix Symphony
Concert
11 CURRENT ISSUES: Governor Jack Williams
liThe Pros & Cons of Arizona's New
Helfa::,~ Set Upll
Wednesday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Friday
Saturday
2:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
COMING EVENTS:
Nondc;iy 12
12
Tuesday 13
Hednesday 14
14
Thursday 15
15
Friday 16
IE
16
16
Saturday 17
17
Hon-Th 19-22
Student Recitals
A.S. Installation Banquet
BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Miss Lynne Deratany: "Irelandtl and; 11:15 a.m.
the Experiment in International Living
Student Recitals 12:15 p.m.-l2:50 p.m.
DRM"~ PRODUCTION 8:00 p.m.
Spanish Club Meeting 12:15 p.m.
DRA}~ PRODUCTION 8:30 p.m.
Student Recitals 12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
WRESTLING: Imperial Valley 6:00 p.m.
BASKETBALL: Central Community College 7:30 p.m.
ARTISTS' SERIES: Robert Nanry 8:00 p.m.
lIA Landlubber's Dream"
WRESTLING: Arizona Western
BASKETBALL: Eastern Arizona
FINAL EXANINATION WEEK
MU-10
Alpine Village
Student Lounge
HU-10
T2-4
T2-4
HU-IO
Away
Away
Student Lounge
Away
HONE GAl-IE
Congratulations to the newly elected second semester Associated Student
Associated Women Students
President Gina Perry
Vice Pres. - Sue Webert
Secretary - Diane Stover
Treasurer Bette Holt
Associated Sophomore Students
President Dave Gebert
Associated Men Students
President Bob Spudi
Vice Pres. Terry Todd
Associated Freshmen Students
Secretary Kallie Richardson
Treasurer Betsy Giddings
AGRICULTURE CLUB Notice: All Agriculture students and Agriculture majors. There will be
a meeting Wednesday, January 7, 12:20 p.m. in T3-l0. Purpose of the meeting will be to
finalize plans for establishing an Agriculture club. -R. Clair Decker-
STUDENT GOVERNMENT:
Government Officers.
Associated Students
President John Tiedje, III
Vice Pres. - Mary.Heltemes
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REGISTRATION INFORHATION:
27, 28·, ·20 from 8 :00 a.m.
Day Registration Hill be Tuesday, Hednesday, Thursday, January
to 2:30 p.fl.• and Friday, 'January 30, from 8 .. 00··td 11:30 a.m.
Evening Registration uil1 be 6 p.m.-8:30 p.m. - Fonday through Thursday, January 19-22 and
January 26-29.
All of the day registration on Tuesday, January 27, will be for those Who w~re pre-advise~,
so advisenJent should be very light that day except for those ~\Tho have sclH~duling problerns~
It is anticipated that schedules for second semester ,,·lill be mailed out. during Chri.Stmas
vacation. Several innovations have been nade. First, a pre-advisement p~ogram will be
tried from January 5-14, durinr, Hhich tine students can confer with their advisors and get
a #5 Schedule Card signed. When the signed #5 card is returned to the Registration Offfce,
it."tvill be stamped \-lith a sequential number. The first day! s registration (January 27)
will be based on this number. Students are urged to use this opportunity to get an early
registration number.
Students who do not participate in pre-advisenlent uill be scheduled alphabetically for
registration beginning on ~'iednes'da'Y, January 23.
laGRANT OPPORTUNITY PROGRAI'!: There Hill be tHO important meetinGs this vleek in the Council
Chambers. All ?,'OP students must appear at one meeting. Attendance ~,Iill be taken. He ~·Iill
be discussing pre-advisement, registration, and scholarships for second semester. Stop in
betHeen 9:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Hednesday, January 7 or betlveen I p.m. and 3 p.m. Friday,
~anuary 9.
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EL TIEHPO PASANDO: Deadline for all material to be handed in for £1 Tiempo Pasando ~vill be
January 7. The paper will be published on January 16.
LUTHERAN INQUIRER I'S CLUB:
to life. The meeting "t·Iill
Rev. Paul G. Fleischer.
A 'continuing discussion of fundamental Christian Beliefs related
be on Hednesday in L-IO at 3 p.m. For information call 937-2877,
FOR SALE: Hould like to sell immediately a 1968 aYamaha" Hotorcycle-lOO CC in like new
condition. Call Benedict I1uk~'7aya at 261-2119 bet",een 4 p.m. and 12 p.m. Can be seen at
218 B - East Indianola.
A}IS END OF THE SElffiSTER PARTY: On January 23 - MIS at Glendale Community College will
sponsor the end of the semester party. It is the last fling before the semester ends.
Free food and a Band.
Away
NU-lO
Chambers
L-lO
T2-4
Away
HOME GAME
MU-lO
Alpine Village
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
PE-6
T2-4
NU-lO
Council Chambers
Away
Away
Student Lounge
Council
Student Lounge
Student Union
HOHE GAHE-at PC
Away
G.C.C. STUDENT UNION
at Phoenix College
p.m.
p.m.
p.m.- 8:30 p.m.
p.m.
p.m.-12
2:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
9:30 a.m. &noon
3:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
1:00 p.m. & 3:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
11:15
6:30
7:30
8:00
9:00
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14
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Friday
Thursday
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 12 Student Recitals
12 Installation Banquet
13 BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Nusic: Hr. Baxter, Trombonist 11:00 a.m.
Hiss Lynne Deratany: "Ireland" and 11:15 a.m.
the Experiment in International
Living
Student Recitals
Migrant Opportunity Program
Lutheran Inquirer's Club
DRA}~ PRODUCTION
Spanish Club Meeting
Wornens , Varsity Tennis Meeting
DRA}~ PRODUCTION
Student Recitals
Migrant Opportunity Program
WRESTLING: Imperial Valley
BASKETBALL: Central Community College
ARTISTS' SERIES: Robert Manry
"A Landlubber's Dream"
WRESTLING: Arizona Western
BASKETBALL: Eastern Arizona
.Saturday 17
17
COHING EVENTS:
M-fh 19-22 FINAL EXM1INATION t~EK
No Club Meetings-No Social Activities
20 BOOK REVIEh'
Mrs. Doris Cavin
Evening Division Registration
BASKETBALL: Illinois J.C.
tVRESTLING: State Juco Quad.
END-OF-SElillSTER PARTY
Speech Tournament
FIRST SEtlliSTER ENDS
tVRESTLING: State JuCo Quad. 2:00 p.m. & 8 p.m.
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SPECIAL GRAND CANYON COLLEGE JUNIOR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS: Grand Canyon College scholarship
committee has worked out a special achievement scholarship program which will enable out­standing
junior college transfers to attend Grand Canyon College' for two 'years at one-half
the normal tuition rate. Any student interested please contact the counseling Department.
NEEDED---BLOOD DONORS: A former member of the maintenance staff who is now at Phoenix
College, Mr. Ralph Morris, is in need of assistance. His wife is very ill and requires a
considerable number of blood transfusions. Anyone willing to donate blood in Mrs. Morris's
name may do so by contacting Southwest Blood Bank, 1211 West Was~ington, or by contacting
the Counseling Center wherein as a group. The Blood Bank will transport the group to and
from the Washington Street address. Your assistance will be greatly appreciated.
BOOK BUY BACK-BOOKSTORE-JANUARY 21, 22, 23 - ALL DAY
NO BOOKS BOUGHT AFTER JANUARY 23, 1970
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER: All books checked out between January 5 and January 15 will
be due January 16, 1970. All books will go on overnight circulation from January 16 through
January 22. The IMC will be open during registration week (January 26-30) for book return
and clearing of debts only. Regular circulation resumes February 2. PLEASE NOTE THAT IT
WILL NOT BE POSSIBLE TO REGISTER FOR SECOND SEMESTER AND THAT TRANSCRIPTS WILL NOT BE RE­LEASED
UNTIL LIBRARY DEBTS ARE CLEARED.
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FOOD SERVICE HOURS:
.'--E-)Camination Heek:
Jan. 19 - 22 ~ Regular Snack Bar service.
Jan. 19 - 22: Cafeteria service in the scramble area, but ~one in Faculty Dining
Registration l-leek: NO FOOI) SERVICE JAN.23& 26 \.
Jan. 27 - 30: Snack Bar service 7 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Jan. 27 - 30: No Cafeteria service.
Start of new semester:
Feb. 2: Resume regular hours in both the Snack Bar and the Cafeteria.
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't{IGRANT OPPORTUNITY PROGRAH: There t·1ill be tHO meetings this Heekto fi;nish discussing
any problems with advisement and registration. They will be held·in th~.Council Chambers
between 9:30 a.m. and 12:00 noon Hednesday, January 14 and betlJeen I. p.m. and 3 p.m.
Friday, January 16. '
TENNIS TEMI: Practice for the Men's Tennis Team begins on Ifonday, Febr'uary 2,1970 at 2 p.m.
"Hm-lEN'S .VARSITY TENNIS TENI: All t"omen
Homen·'.s y;arsity Tennis Team please come
. 12: 30 Citi'~I'1'hut'sday, January 15 • Homen 's
fun, and exciting trips.
students t'Jho are interested in trying out for the
to ro()~ PE6:for an important short meeting at
Varsit.y Ten,nis:Team promises YO(l' good competition,
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A.M.S. END OF THE SEMESTER PARTY: On Friday night, January 23, 1970, A.li.S. is sponsoring
>-the End 'of' the Semester Party. The Party will feature "The Factory" as the band for the
dance starting. at 9:00 p.m. One half hour proceeding the dance, at 8:30, food t"ill be
served fre.a ().£ charge~ The. food loJillbe hamburgers, beans, chips and coke. Thts Party is
ftee to all G.C~C. students and one guest on the G.C.C. Student loD.
LUTHEBAlJ INQUIRER'S CLUB:
tolife. The meeting will
Rev. Paul G. Fleischer.
A continuing discussion of fundamental Christian Beliefs related
be on Hednesday in L-lO at 3 p.m. For information call 937-2877,
CO-UNI-BUS: You are invited to CO-ill1I-BUS, 8 p.m. every Friday evening at 514 West Ocotillo
Road, Phoenix for Entertainment, Student Opinions, Fellowship, Fun, Refreshments. Sponsored
by Campus Crusade for Christ.
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t\estl
G.C.C.
a.m. Student Lounge
2 p.m. & 8 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
1l: 15
20-22
23
23
23
23-21,
23-24
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
tt-Th 19-22 FINAL EXAt-lI NAT ION "'lEEK
No Club Mgetlngs or Social Activities
20 SOOK REVIEW SERIES
Rev I ewer: Ilrs. Dori s Cav in
Books: Star Shine, Anne H. Lindbergh
To Teach, To Love, Jesse Stuart
Evening DT;ision Re9Ts~ion 6:00 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. Cafeteria
BASKETBALL: 111 inois J.e. 7:30 p.m. IIOHE GA'1E AT P.L
t-JRESTlIiJG: State JuCo Quad 8:00 p.m. Mes~
AHS EIJD OF SEt-lESTEr. PARTY 3:30 p.m.-12 St. Union
Forensics: Speech Tournament At Phoenix College
Peori a II igh School Inv i tat iona I
Wrestling Tournament
Saturday 24 FIRST SEHESTER ENDS
21} HRESTlI iH.~: State JuCo Quad
Frl-Sat
Tuesday
T-W-Th
Friday
cor·ll NG
Nonday
Tuesday
Wed-Th
Friday
EVENTS:
26
26
26
26
27
27
27
27
·20-29
28-29
30
30
SECOND SEMESTER BEGINS
LATE ADll1 SS ION FEE BEG INS
BASKETBALL: U of A Frosh
Evening Division Registration
iJO BOOK REV IEH
REG ISTRATI Oj~-DAY CLASSES
AHS Apple Day
Evening Division Registration
REGISTr~TION-DAY CLASSES
Evening Division Registration
REGISTRATIOH-DAY CLASSES
BASKETBALL: Phoenix College
7:30 p.m.
6:00 p.m.- 3:30 p.m.
3:00 a.m.- 3:)0 p.m.
6:00 p.m.- 0:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m.- 3:30 p.m.
6:00 p.m.- 3:30 p.m.
3:00 a.m.-11:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
HONE tAr,~
Cafeteria
Cafeteria
HO~'iE GArtE
ARIZOi'!A REPORTS: Arizona Reports 1366- (reports of cases argued and determined in the
Supreme Court of the State of Arizona) is now available In the Reference Department of the
Instructional Haterials Center. The set ",as a gift from the Secretary of State, Hr. Wesley
Bolin.
AWS Catun 55 IO,JERS: At tent ion a 11 women students. A\'!S is now accept ing app I icat ions for
commissioners for the spring semester. They will be available during registration and also
in 50-4.
A.".S. ~ OF THE SEHESTER PARTY: On Friday night, January 23, 1970. A.H.S. is sponsoring
the End of the Semester Party. The Party will feature liThe Factory" as the band for the
dance starting at 9:00 p.m. One half hour preceding the dance, at 8:30. food will be served
in the Grill Room. Serving will end promptly at 10:30. You are welcome to bring a guest
only with a guest pass obtained in the student offices. An 1.0. will get G.C.C. students
into the party.
TENtHS TEAH: Practice for the flen's Tennis Team begins on Honday, February 2 at 2 p.m.
CO-UNI-BUS: You are invited to CO-Uill-SUS, every Friday evening, 8 p.m. at51b. ~oIe$t Occtlt\o
RCi'i.d, Phoenix for Entertainment, Student Opinions, FellO\>Jship, Fun. Refreshments. Sponsored
by Campus Crusade for Christ.
~ LUTHERAN INqUIRER'S CLUB: A continuing discussion of fundamental Christian Beliefs related
to life. The meeting-wTTI be on t~dnesday in L-I0 at 3 p.m. For information call 937-2377~
, e.--
\~ Rev. Paul G. FleiSCher; A 7 ~ " _/' / ~J 7/~~, 'F> \<z-"r~-{.~ ..vt~·f.A.y ~,,~tff 1
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hursday 29
29
riday 30
30
30
aturday 31
3:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
9:30 a.m.
ALENDAR
uesday
OF EVENTS:
27 EO BOOK. REVEH
27 p.EGISTRATIOl'J·-Day Classes
27 REGISTrATION-Evening Classes
".EGISTRATION-Day Classes
Tl.EGIST~.ATION-Eveninp;Classes
BASKETbALL-Arizona Festern
~EGISTRATIm;-Day Classes
REGISTG\TION-Evening Classes
REGISTF.ATIO~-Day Classes
UI'.ESTLING-:~esa (nangely, Colo.)
BASI(ETBALL-Phoenix College
~';RESTLIHG-9th Grade Tournament
C.C.C. Host
8:00
6:00
8:00
6:00
7:30
8:00
6:00
8:00
a.m.- 3:30 p.m.
p.m.- 8:30 p.n.
a.m.- 3:30 p.m.
p.n.- 8:30 p.m.
p. Fl.
a.m.-- 3:30 p.m.
p.m.- 8:30 p.m.
a.m.-ll:30 a.m.
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Campus
Campus
Campus
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Campus
Campus
Campus
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Gymnasium
OHING EVENTS:
uesday 3
February
onday 2
11:00 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
12:15 p.D.
4:00 p.m.
SO-l
B-[~
Campus
Away
Away
AHay
HOHE GAHE
Student Center
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
7:30 p.n.
4:00 p.m.
7:30 p.u.
8:00 p.m.
2
2
CLASSES BEGIN-Day & Evening Divisions
CILt\I:GE OF PP.OGRAl I FEE BEGINS
LATE REGISTr~TION FEE I3EGI~S
BOOK REVIEH SERIES
"Yusic: ;[rs. Dutton, Contralto
:~evieHer: :ir. John Paul
"Notes on a COHardly Lion"
Author: John Lahr
4 imOP-ADD PEEIOD EI':DS
4 Frosh Class petitions Available
5 Spanish Club Meeting
6 REGISTRATlm: CLOSES-Day & Evening
6 I-Ien~s Intramurals-Entries Close
Soccer, Badminton singles
6 HRESTLIi':G-Central Community College
6 BASKETBALL-Cochise
6 ARTISTS' SERIES-Orchestra, Sinfonia
di Como
7 G.C.C. BAI:~D-Hickenburg Parade
7 v:RESTLn:C-San;)iego
7 BASKETBALL-,Eastern Arizona
ednesday
aturday
hursday
riday
IJIVERSITY OF DENVEr.. J:EPT:ESmiTATIVE Ol: CA;;PUS: A representative from the University of
enver Hill be on our caupus on Thursday, February 12, at 9:30 a.m. Any student interested
n meeting "lith the representative please sign the list in the Counseling Center no later
han Tuesday, February 10.
O,TElIS I VAn.SITY TEimIS: Practice for the Pomens I Varsity Tennis team begins Monday, February /"
at 2 p.m. All interested \'iOnen students, please report to the tennis courts at that time.
m;Ei:IS \ V!I.:"(SITY GY22'IASTICS: All \-Jomen students interested in the Varsity Gymnastics team, (
ractices will be held every noon hour in the gymnasium, beginning February 2.
L TIEI:FO PASA:mO DEADLINE is February 4. Contributions should be brought to room FA-14 or
eposited in the El Tiempo Pasando box at the Information Desk. The next issue \-Jill be out
ebruary 13.
ENNIS TEAll: Practice for the Hen's Tennis Team ber,ins on !~onday, February 2 at 2 p.m.
ROM THE SUGGESTION LOX-Located at the Information ~esk in the Student Union:
heY'c aY'e many :,rtuderl{;[3' on eampus who smoke and resent ·the fact that OU1~ school docs rIOt have
vcn one cigw'ette vending machine. This ove:NJight (?) is more sharply bY'ought in-to focus
hen contras'!;ed to the raet that Phoenix CoUege has ·three of these machines. If Dossib7.e,>
lJ)ould like to formaUy reques'/; the instaUat~ion of such vending mach'ines f01~ the" use of
he Student nody. 'Thanh you.> -Dave Tlintermute
lis policy \v2.s established on the basis of recommendation from the County Attorney I s office.
~ter checking with the Executive Deanis office at Phoenix College, they report that there
:e no machines on campus. Could Dave tell us VJhere he smV' these machines? - Dean Butler
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VOLUME 5 NUMBER 19 t1CJCD _~ ~.!..BR~_AR~J_~_70_ ,'.__
Friday
Tuesday
M-F
Tuesday
F-Sat 13-14
Saturday 14
14
SO-l
Gym Annex
SO-l
HOME GAME
Campus
G.t.C. Host
Away
Campus
G.C.C. Host
G.C.C. Campus
Away
Student Lounge
Away
HOME GAME
Student Center
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
3:00 p.m.Council Chambers
T3-10
Campus
7:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.
11:30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
Noon to
12:20 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
11:30 a.m.
2:00 p.m.
11 :00 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
Noon
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday - 2 CU~.S:;E:; efG: ~'1-Day & Even i ng
2 CHANGE OF PROGRAM FEE BEGINS
2 LATE REGISTRATION FEE BEGINS
2 Worr~n's Varsity Gymnastics Practice
2 Women's Varsity Tennis Practice
3 BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Music: Dave Coiman. Tenor
Reviewer: Mr. Joh~ Paul
IINotes on a Cm,;;:; rd 1y Li onll
Author: John Lahr
3 Lettermen's Club Meeting
Wednesday 4 DROP-ADD PERIOD ENDS
4 Frosh Student Government Petitions
Available
4 Migrant Opportunity Program Meeting
Thursday 5 Collegiate Agriculture Club Meeting
Friday 6 REGISTRATION CLOSES-Day & Evening
6 Men's Intramurals: Entries Close
Soccer. Badminton singles
6 WRESTLING: Central C.C.
6 BASKETBALL: Cochise JC
6 ARTISTS' SERIES: Orchestra-Sinfonia
di Como
Saturday 7 Wickenburg Parade-G.C.C. Band will play
7 BASKETBALL: Eastern Arizona
COMING EVENTS:
Monday 9 Menls Intramurals: Soccer, Badminton
Singles Begin
9-13 ACTiVITIES FAIR
10 BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Rev i clt.er: Mr. Robert \.Ji 1cox
Book: liThe J\na tomy of Me1ancho1y"
10 Frosh Petitions Due
Wednesday 11 Frosh Campaigning Begins
11 BASKETBALL: Phoenix College
13 Air Force ROTC
13 WRESTLING: Maricopa County vs Colo.,
&M::1~.
BASEBALL-AJCAC Tournament
ACT Testing
WRESTLING: Maricopa County vs.,
Colo. & Minn.
14 BASKETBALL: Ar izona \'Jes tern
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
DROP-ADD: Students who have conflicts or who are in wrong classes may correct their sched­ules
in the east end of the Cafeteria between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. and between 1 p.m. and 3
p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday only. Cost is $1 per drop or add unless the change
is an error by college or by instructor request. Students should bring their #8 card with
them.
STUDENT E'1PLOYEES: W2 forms showing earnings for the calendar year 1969 are in the cashierls
office. -these forms are necessary to file your income tax forms. Most students who have
pa id taxes by wi thhol dings will be ent i t led to a refund - so please pick up your W2 forms
as soon as possible.
1.0. CARDS will be distributed from the Dean of Students' Office Monday through Friday, from
9 a.m. unti 1 2 p.m. dai ly. BRltlG YOUR #8 CARD. I.D.IS WILL NOT BE DISTRIBUTED WITHOUT THIS
PROOF OF YOUR REGISTRATION.
SCHOLARSHIPS-SECOND CHANCE: Because the original recipients were disqualified because of
grades, the Glendale Trade Club has two $15 scholarships avai lable for the second semester
1969-70. Recipients mL:st be graduates of Glendale High School, preferably (but not
necessarily) business majors, with a grade point average of IIBII or better. Deadline is
February 13. -Miss Boer~er-
CONTINUED ON THE BACK
INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER: Arizona Reports lS66-(reports of cases argued and determined
in the Supreme Court of the State of Arizona) -is now available in the Reference Department
of the Instructional Materials Center. The set was a gift from the Secretary Of State;
Mr. Wesley Bolin.
SPEECH TOURNAMENT RESULTS: Congratulations to John Vail, Brian Rock, ~atyeillings, and
Connie Ferrin on their fine performances in the Mountain States Forensic Tournament held
at Phoenix College on January 23 and 24. With twenty-nine debate teams participating,
John and Brian debated their way into,the finals and earned a ,second place ~rophy~ Gary
Bi Ilings and Connie Ferrin placed fi rs~ and thi rd respectivelY in informatiye ~~eaking.
LETTERMENS' CLUB MEETING will be Tuesday, February 3, 1970 at Noon in the GymAnn~x. All
interested Lettermen please attend. -H. Boetto-
WOMENS' VARSITY TENNIS: P·ractice fo,rthe Varsity Tennis team begins Monday, February 2
at 2 p.m. All interested women students, please report to the tennis courts at that time.
WOMENS' VARSITY GYMNASTICS: All women students interested in the Gymnastics team, practice
begins Hori., February 2 at 11:30 a.m. Practice will be held everyday during the noon hour.
PHI THETA KAPPA jewlery and certificates have come in. You can pick them up in B-14 at
Mr. Winters desk from noon to 1 p.m., Moliday through Friday.
MIGRANT OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM: Orientation meeting for all MOP students. Please stop by the
Counc i 1 Chamber.s between noon and 3 p.m. ~Jednesday, February 4, 1970.
COLLEGIATE AGRICULTURE LEADERS CLUB MEETING: Thursday, February 5, 1970 at 12:20 p.m. in
T3-10. All interested Agricultu~tudents attend and help finalize organization.-R. Decker
NLB: rj
STUDENT BULLETIN
11 GlEnORlE comlllunlT~ COllEGE
,I· 6000 West Olive Rvenue)
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11: 30 a.m.- 1:00 p.m. Campus
11 : 00 a.m. Student Lounge
1:00 p.m. SO-l
11 : 30 ~.m. - 1:00 p.m. Campus
12:20 p.m. Counc i 1 Chambers
A\'Jay
- Campus
Campus
HONE GA1"1E
HOllE GAI1E
Campus
Campus
G.C.C. Host
Away
Campus
Campus
Campus
Campus
Campus
G.C.C. Host
Student LounrJe
Student !..ou.. :je
Student Lounge
HOHE GAt1E
Counci 1 Chambers
Campus
Ca 1i forn i a
2:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
p.m.
a.m.
a.m.-
]:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-12
I'100n
]:30 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
9:00 a.m.-
11 :00
11 :00
]:30 p.m.
11:30 a.m.­:':
00 a.m.­11:
30 a. m.­G:
OO a.m.-
Soccer, Badminton
Fine Arts Prints Sale
BOOK REVIEW SERIES
RevievJer: I\rs. GVJen \}m""les
book: liOn ly One Year"
ELECTiOnS ASSH18LY
BASKETBALL: ASU Frosh
AS Executive Goard lIeeting
AFS Elections
BASEBJ\LL-San Diego 11CRD Tournament
Men's Intramurals: Table Tennis
Singles Entries Close
BASKETBALL: liesa Community College
f\.HS "Experiment!! Dance
G.C.C. Leadership Conference
OASKETDALL: Central Community College ]:30
;,;OOK ~EVI':::\i SEiUES
2eviewcr: Mr. Robert Wilcox
[Jook: liThe Ana tomy of ne 1ancho1yl'
Frosh Petitions Due
~mRA Basketball Begins
/\CT 1VI TIES FA IR
Advisory Board Meeting
Frosh Campaigning Begins
nASKETBALL: Phoenix College
ACTI VI TIES FA I R
Air Force ROTC
ACTIVITIES FAIR
{\ i r Force ROTC
ACTIVITIES FAIR 11 :30 a.m.-
HRESTLIHG: I\aricopa County vs Colo., ]:00 p.m.
& Hinn.
BASEBALL-AJCAC Tournament
ACT Testing 0:00 a.m.
..",_ ... ;i.. •. , •• . ,.... :copa County vs Golo., 10:00 a.m.
& Ilinn.
BASKETBALL: Ar i zona Ves tern
BASEBALL-.'\JrIH· T".... ,,;>mcont
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1 I.
20
20
21
21
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
12
12
13
13
13
17
17
17
13-19
18-19
20
14
14
EVEiJTS:
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17
Saturday
Ved-Thu
Friday
ThLrsday
Tuesday
COt,j I NG
i-londay
Tuesday
CALEHDAR OF EVENTS:
r~nday 9 Hen's Intramurals:
Si n~!l es Beg in
9 ACTIVITIES FAlk
10
Friday
Hednesday
11AI0 OF COTTor,! CONTEST! Hc""'",,,, ,.. .. ·.',.lp.,ts interested in entering the Arizona Haid of Cotton
Contest should pick up' '-1)IJ,ICatlOfJ i0.,.. "' ... --- D...t"lp .. l~ office, 50-4. QU<:llifications
include: age 19-23; legal resident of J\rizona; at least 5 1 511 tall; never been married.
Deadline for applications is i\arch 7, 1970. Pick up your application form NO\"!
i11GRAiJT OPPORTU/l!TY PROGRM\: There will be a lIigrant Opportunity Program /1eeting \.Jednesday,
Feb. 11 in the Counci 1 Chambers from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. 1\11 nop students must attend this
meeting. Dr. Lange will explain how to fill out the forms for financial aid which are
required for next fall. Please bring your applications with you. These applications must
be completed and submitted before i1arch I, 19]0 if you \oJant to continue to take advantage of
the Migrant Opportunity Program's tuition scholarship next year.
Hl\RA: The Homen's Athletic and Recreation Association invites ALL women students to play
basketball. Come out and join the fun!
INTRAHURAL5: Tues, Thurs - 12:15-12:45
EXTRAr1URALS: ~lon, \led - 4: 00-5: 00
Tues, Thurs - 3:00-5:00
STUD'?NT E~~PLOYEES' ."~ -_;',';, -'~ ....,,:."- ....... ~ ... ''''~,.. 4=0;- t-he calendar year 1969 are in the cashier's
office:-' These fcm!'" are necessary to fi le your income tax forms. nost students who have
paid taxes by IrJithholdings will be entitled to a refund - so please pick up your \12 forms
as soon as possible.
COi'T I nUED ON THE BACK
~ CARDS:wil1 be distributed from the Dean of Students' Office Monday through Friday, from
9:00 a.m., until 2:00 p.m., daily. BRING YOUR #8 CARD. I.D.'S WILL NOT BE DiSTRIBUTED
WITHOUT THIS PROOF OF YOUR REGISTRATION.
AWS COMMISSIONERS: Attention all women students. A~/S is now accepting applications for
commissioners for the spring semester. Appllcatlans' may 'now be'p~cked.uR in SO~~.
LUTHERAN INQUIRER'S CLUB: A continuing discussion of fundamental Christian Beliefs related
to life. The meeting will be on Wednesday in L-IO at 3 p.m. For information call 937-2877,
Rev. Paul G.Fleischer.
CO-UNI-BUS: You are invited to CO-UNI-BUS, 8 p~m. every Friday evening at 514 W. Ocotillo
Road, Phoenix for Entertainment, Student Opinions, Fellowship, Fun, Refreshments. Sponsored
by Campus Crusade for Christ.
17
17
Wednewday 18
18
18
24
Thursday 26
Th-Sat 2,6;-28
26
Th-Sat 26:"28
Friday 27
Away
Ca1ifo~nia
Campus
California
Student Center
Student Center
G.C.C. Campus
Mesa
Science Bldg.
HOME MEET
HOME GAME
Student Lounge
California
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
HOME GAME
Council Chambers
Campus
B-12
California
Student Lounge
Council Chambers
7:30 p.m.
7:30 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-12
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
8:00 a.m.- 2:60 p.m.
3:30 p.m. HOME GAME
11:00 a.m. Student Lounge
Phoenix Colleg.e
3:00 p.m. Away
Minnesota .- .~ :
3:30 p.m. Away
U of A
5:30 p.m.- 8:00 p.m. HOME
1:00 p.m. HOME GAME
8:00 p.m. Gymnasium
- - - -
11:00 a.m.- 8:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 1:45 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
11:15 a.m.
Noon
7:30 p.m.
12:30 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
12:15 p.m.
9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
20
21
21
Saturday
Friday
CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 16 Fine Arts Prints Sale
16 Migrant Opportunity Meeting
17 BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Music: Dennis Domas, Tenor
Reviewer: Mrs. Gwen Vowles
Book: "Only One Year"
Author: Svetlana A1liluyeva
17 ELECTIONS ASSEMBLY
17 BASEBALL: San Diego MCRD
Tournament
BASKETBALL: ASU Frosh
A.S. Executive Board Meeting
FROSH ELECTIONS
College Abroad Meeting
BASEBALL: San Diego MCRD
Tournament
Thursday 19 FROSH ELECTIONS
19 BASEBALL: San Diego MCRD
Tournament
20 Men's Intramurals: Table Tennis
Singles Entries Close
20 BASEBALL: San Diego MCRD
Tournament
20 BASKETBALL: Mesa Community
College
20 A~.JS "EXPERIMENT" FUND-RAISING
DANCE: All students invited
World Campus Afloat Representative
LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
~ESTLING: State JuCo
Tournament
21 BASKETBALL: Central Community
College, Coolidge, Ariz.
21 ACT Test
21 TRACK MEET: P.C. and NAU
COMING EVENTS:
Monday 23 Men's Intramurals: Table Tennis
Tournament Begins
23 BASEBALL-ASU Frosh
Tuesday, 24 BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Reviewer: Mr. Warren Gentry
Book: "Rage In Silence"
AWS Tri-College Day
TENNIS: Mesa Community College
WRESTLING: National Tournament
BASEBALL: ASU Frosh <\;" Speech Tournament
WOMENS' GY~lliASTICS: Dual
Meet-Phoenix College
Saturday 28 BASEBALL: EAC (2)
28 ARTISTS' SERIES: Utah Repertory
Dance Theater
Tuesday
MAID OF COTTON CONTEST: Women students interested in entering the Arizona Maid of Cotton
Contest should pick up application forms inPean Butler's office, 50-4. Qqalifications
include: age 19-23; legal resident of Arizona,~ at least 5'5" tall; never been married.
Deadline for applications is March 7, 1970. Pick up your application form NOW!
COLLEGE ABROAD STUDY TOUR: There will be a special meeting for students enrolled in the
Glendale Community College and College Abroad's summer study tours on Wednesday, February
18 at 12:15 in B-12. Anyong interested in the program is welcome to attend. Those unable
to attend may contact Hr. Ausere in 0-19. "
MIGRANT OPPORTUNITY MEETING: All MOP students stop by the Council Chambers on February 16
from 9 a.m. to 1:45 p.m. to finish filling out your financial aid applications or give
schedules. If you have completed your form, stop by for future plans and information.
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Attetidatlce \\1111 be,taken,.
WORLD CAMPUS AFLOAT: Miss Judy ,Jurek, admissions counselor for loJorld Campus Afloat--Chapman
College, Orange, Ca1-iforn,ia, will vi.sit Glendale Commllnity College on February 20 to discuss
study' "$elllesters aboard the s. s. RYND!}I. . Studellts, faculty and I administrators.who wish inter­views:
tor who have' questio,ns about Chapman's unique internat~pnfi1 study:-voYElge~;;1lie invited
to meet with Miss Jurek between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. in the Student Center. "."! ;
AWS "EXPERUmNT" DANCE : There is an AWS Dance this Fri4ay,¥,~b:r~~rY',?,Q from 9 .p.'.~,.; to 12.
Admii3'~s'io'nsis 50¢per person;, and the proceeds will go tOlo1ar(:l)'fP~ExPf!1~i~entin Int,ernational
Living Scholarship Fund • All students invited ! I, ;i" ., , .
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AMS COMMISSIONERS: Atten,tion all men students. !}1S is now acc~pting applications for
commissioners for, the spring semester •. Applications may now be picked up in SO-4. . " ',;, '," '.
every Friday evening at 514 W. Ocotillo
Fellowihip, Fun and Refreshments. Spon-
Cd~UNI-BUS: You are invited to 'CO-UNI-BUS, 8 p.m.
ROif-ci, Phoenix foiiritertainment, Student Opinions,
sQred by Camp~s C'rusade for Chr:i.si. " ',:;
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W,~~ ~urnish the gas. Contact DeariBut1er's office or the Admission's office •
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LUTHERAN INQUlRER'S~:
to life. The meeting will
Rev~ J).~ul G. Fleispher.
A cont~huing discussion of fundamental Christian Beliefs related
be onWeclriesday in L-IO at 3 p.m. For information call 937-2877, "',',:' , ,"',
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Ilonday 23 l1en l s lntramurals: Table Tennis
Tournament Beqins
23 BASEBALL-ASU Fr~sh
Tuesday 24 BOOK REVIEW SERIES
I-\usic: i'lrs. nary Ann Dutton,
Contralto
Reviewer: tiro Harren Gentry
Book: "Rage In Silencell
Author: Robert Braider
24 AWS Mini-Con
24 Advisory Board lleeting
hursday 26 Speech Tournament
26 TENN IS: ~iesa Commun i ty Co 11 ege
26 HRESTL! t~G: ilat iona 1 Tournament
26 BASEBALL: ASU Frosh
26 \-JanEl! IS TErm t S: t1esa Commun i ty
Col 1eg6
riday 27 Speech Tournament
27 WRESTLING: National Tournament
27 WOi·1E1J I S GYtll!AST I CS: Dua 1 lleet
Phoenix College
~urday 28 Speech Tournament
28 BASEBALL: Eastern Arizona (2)
28 WRESTLING: National Tournament
28 ARTISTS· SERIES: Utah Repertory
Dance Theater
28 !'taster Lesson: Utah Repertory Dance
Theater
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3:30 p.m. HOME GAME
11 :00 a.m. Student Lounge
11:15 a.m. Student Lounge
Phoenix College
12:20 p.m. Council Chambers
U of A
3:00 p.m. Away
tlinnesota
3:30 p,m. Away
HOHE
U of A
1'1 i nnesota
6:00 p.m.- 8:00 p.m. HOME MEET
U of A
1:00 p.m. HonE GAHE
8:00 p.m. : Gymnasium
9:00 a.m. Gymnasium
,:m'ilNG EVEnTS:
rIa rch
:uesday 3
33
Hednesday 4
b,
44
4
Thursday 5
Th-F-Sat 5-6-7
Fri-Sat 6-7
Friday 6
Saturday 7
Sunday 8
BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Rev i e"Jer: Virs. Handa Fa 1k
~mRA Badminton Begins
BASEBALL: Phoenix College
WOMEN1S TENNIS: Phoenix College
Marine Corps Recruiting
TEiJl 11S: Phoen ix Co 11ege
BASEBALL: Phoenix College
AUS Chicken Dinner
Winter Band Concert
AJCSGA Conference
HRESTLING: Ariz. State Freestyle
TENNIS: Grossmont
TEiHJIS: tle,,! i·iexico \'!estern
ARTISTS 1 SERIES: Randy Sparks­Folk
Singer
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11 : 15 a.m. Student Lounge
3:30 p.m. HOriE GAl-IE
HN1E GMtE
q:OO a.m.- 3:00 p.m. Student Foyer
3:00 p.m. Away
3:30 p.m. A,-Jay
G:30 p.m. Student Center
8:00 p.m. Student Center
Cochise College
f'iesa
2:00 p.m. HOHE GAME
10:00 a.m. HOllE GAt-IE
8:00 p.m. Student Lounge
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COORDINATING COUNCIL OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN SCliOlARSHIPS: Two scholarships of $150 each will
be a\'la rded a high school 9radua te of Glenda 1e and Peor 1a High Schoo 1s • Fi nanc ia 1 need,
citizenship, character, and academic achievement are among the factors bearing upon the
choice. Race, color or creed shall have no bearing upon the selection of candidates. Each
scholarship shall cover the costs of student fees, books, and educational supplies, paid
in t",o semeste:r installments, provided the recipients maintain a IIC II average based on a
minimum of 12 hours. Final selection is made by the Coordinating Council. Applications
avai ](1ble in the Counsel jng Center. DCodl ine--Apri 1 1, 1970.
I tlSTR.UCT; C!!!\L i',f"TER If~.LS (EilTEr. j\UD I 01} I SUAL OPU] I PGS FOR STUDDlT ASS I STAr:TS: Encrget i c and
dependable students may apply at I\r. Sickrey's officeL-18. Pay rate: $1.45 per hour.
ATTEtHlOil r\LL \:iOtii::t!: AilS is having their annual Spring Chicken Dinner on Hednesday, I-iaich
4 in the cafe:teria. f\ll women students are invited. Entertainment will be the movie, IIDid
You Hear The One About The Travel ing Saleslady?11 with Phyl is Di 11er. See you there!!!
COHTlfJUED Or! GACI<.
~V;:,;r-';;~~I.~C;~t~~..ET: On Friday, 'PebrUary:27
Gy~nastics Team and Phoenix C61:1e~e-;bt,6
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there 'tJFll'-be:adual meet held between our
p.m. : 'i'n ourg'ltil. Spectators are Heicome.
Bring your date to the f~in~~smagorical '-<.:;Spring Pormal on Apr! 1 18th!
be held in the school dintn~ H~ll from 9-12-p~~;"wrth:music provided by Mr.
$;-'R ~ nG fOR~\i}:\L:
'l"he Dance vj 1, j
S2.xter l s stage , , Dana.
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Cochise CoZlege
Mesa C C.
Student Lounge
Away
MARCH 2. 19'10.
HOME MATCH
Ab1ay
Student Lounge
E. end of cafeteria
HOME GAME
:Student Lounge
Student Foyer
HOME MATCH
Counci Z Chambers
Ab1ay
Ab1ay
Student Center
Cochise CoZZege
Student Center
Cochise CoZZege
Mesa C C
Cortege
v4vcnuc
2:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
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1:00 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
,6:30 p.m.,
9:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.-12:1S p.m.
3:00p.m.
3:30p.m.
6:30p.m.
8:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.
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gibncfafe Community
GOOO liVest ofivc
BOOK REVIEW SERIES
Musia: Ray Letoher" trombone
Mark McFadden" trumpet
Reviewer: Ml"S. Wanda Falk
Book: "The Americans"
Author: J. C. Furnas
3 WARA Badminton Begins
3 Young Democrats Meeting
3 BASEBALL: Phoenix Co LZege
3 Christian Science Lecture
4 Marine Corps RecrUiting
4 WOMEN'S TENNIS: Phoenix CoZZege
4 ~grant Opportunity Meeting
4 TENNIS: Phoenix CoLZege
4 BASEBALL: Phoenix CoZlege
4 AWS Chicken. Dinner
6 AJC$GA Conference
6 Winter Band Concert
6 AJCSGA Conference
6 WRESTLING: Arizona State AAU
-Proeesty le
6 GOLF: Arizona Intercollegiate
Tournament
6 TENNIS: Grossmont
'1 AJCSGA Conference
7 WRESTLING: Arizona State AAU
Freestyle
7 TENNIS: New Mexiao Western
7 GOLF: Arizona Interaollegiate
Tournament
8 ARTISTS' SERIES: Randy Sparks"
Folk Singer
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Saturday
~T' D NT BULLETI
COMING EVENTS:
Monday 9 . GOLF: Mesa C C
Tuesday' 10 BOOK REVIEW
Reviewer: Dr. John Goff
10 WOMEN'S TENNIS: Grand Canyon
CoLZege
10 TENNIS: Grand Canyon
Wednesday 11 GOLF: U of A .
11 BASEBALL: CentraZ JC
11 Dean's List Banquet
1i G.C.C. Orahestra Concert
Thursday 12 WOMEN'S TENNIS: Grossmont
Friday 13 WOMEN'S TENNIS: San Diego City
College ,
13 TENNIS: U of A Jr. Varsity
'18 BASEBALL: U of A Frosh
1:30 p.m~
11 :QO a.m.
3:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
3:30,p.m.
6:30 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
Away
Student Lounge
.. Away
HOME MATCH
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HOME GAME
The.IsZands
,MU-10
Ab1ay
Ab1ay
Ab1ay
Saturday 14 AppZication for A. A. degree due
14 TENNIS: Cotihise CoZ'Lege
14 f.JRESTLING: State liS Greco-Roman
14 EASE1~~EL: Coahise (2)
14 WOHB3t'8 TE'NNIB: M@M CoUege
14 TRACK: Ariz. JC Relays
9:00 a.m.
9:80 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
Ab1ay
Gymnasium
AtJay
Ab1ay
HOME
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FULL-TIME JOB INTERVIEWS ON CAMPUS from Firestone Tire &Rubber Co. onMarehll and MOtorola
Military on April 1 forst~dents interested in full-time employment who will graduate in June
or will have nearly met the requirements for graduation. For additional information and to
make an appointment, come to the Placement Office in the Counseling Center.
CONTINUED ON BACK
: ' .. !I .
J. K. Hoore
H. D. Nussbaum
V. J. Pettbone
B. G. Ritter
K. A. Robertson
C. Rosales
R. K. Rosenlof
D. Hare
H. H. Hilson
as possible as l-le are in the process of re-
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ATTENTION STUDENTS WHO HAVE \-JORKED ON CAHPUS: The following' students have'payroll checks in
the cashier's office:- ---- --
R. K. Bayles D. D. Hoffman
P. A. Broyles G. P. Hoyt
L. J. Burgers W. J. Johnson
K. C. Cook J. J. Kavanagh
R. D. Cook P. T. Kelly
J. L. Craft D. H. Knudsen
D. E. Friedenmaker A. A. Machanian
H. H. Giblin B. P... Merrick
J. H. 61Qnn M. A. Meyers
Please arrange to pickup these checks as soon
turning them to the district for cancellation.
COORDINATING COUNCIL OF REPUBLICAN HOl1EN SCHOLARSHIPS: T,'1O scholarships of $150 each will be
a''1arded a high schoolgraduate of Glendale and Peoria High Schools. Financial need, citizen­ship,
character, and academic achievement are among the factors bearing upon the choice. .
Race, 'color or creed shall have no bearing upon the selection of candidates. Each scholarship
shall cover the costs of student fees, books, and educational supplies, paid in two semester
installments, provided the recipients maintain a "c" average based on a minimum of 12 hours.
Final selection is made by the Coordinating Council. Applications available in the Counsel­ing
Center. DEADLINE-April 1, 1970.
CO-liNI-BUS: You are invited to attend CO-UNI-BUS, sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ,
at 514 West Ocotillo Road, Phoenix, every Friday evening at 8 p.m. Phone: 943-8843
YOUNG DEMOCRATS: At 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Harch 3, 1970, there will be an organizational meeting
to nominate officers for the Young Democrats. All interested students meet at the east end of
the cafeteria. Help us keep Young Democrats active!!
MIGRANT OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM MEETING:
to 12:15 p.m. in the Council Chambers.
A }~P meeting will be held, Wednesday, }mrch 4, 10 a.m.
Stop by for future plans and more information.
glasses
The following items have been turned in to SO-l (Student
of the Student Union)_
several earrings
watches, men's &women's
key rings, any sex
a cufflink
an I.D. bracelet
notebooks
shoes
HAVE YOU LOST SOMETHING?????
Personnel Office-directly north
2 pair contact lenses
sweaters, men's &women's
rings, men's &women's
glasses, prescription & sun
a button
a medal
books
pins
THE OFFICE IS OPEN 8 A.l1. TO 5 P.M.- NONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. IT fWN'r HURT TO ASK.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Ilonday
Tuesday
Hednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
9 GOLF: Mesa C C
10 BOOK REV IEVI
Ilusic: Hiss Becky Ives,
Soprano
Reviewer: Dr. John S. Goff
Book: "Harren: the man, the
Court, the era"
Author: John D. Heaver
10 HOiIEN' S TENN IS: Grand Canyon
10 TENNIS: Grand Canyon
11 GOLF: U of A
11 BASEBALL: Central JC
11 Dean's List Banquet
11 G.C.C. Orchestra Concert
12 \·JOt1EN' S TEt'HlI S: Grossmont
13 HOt'IEN I S THIN IS: San 0 iego City
Co 11 ege
13 TENflIS: U of A Jr. Varsity
13 BASEBALL: U of A Frosh
14 Application for A.A. degree due
14 TENNIS: Cochise College
14 HRESTLING: State HS Greco-Roman
14 BASEBALL: Cochise (2)
14 HOMEN'S TENNIS: Mesa College
14 TRACK: Ariz. JC Relays
15 ARTISTS' SERIES: Jack Aranson
liThe Horld of Dylan Thomas'l
1:30 p.m.
11 :00 a.m.
11:15a.m.
3:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
11 :00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
Away
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
Away
HONE I'iATCH
Away
HOHE GAME
The Islands
flU - I 0
Away
Away
Away
Away
Away
Gymnasium
Away
Away
HOt1E
Student Lounge
11 :00 a.m.
9:00 p.m.-12
3:00 p.m.
COMING EVENTS:
tlon-Thur 16-19
17
Fri -Sat 20-21
Friday 20
Sunday 22
Mid-Term ~kek-No Club Meetings or Social Activities
BOOK REV I EH
I1r. EdltJin ilcDowell
Speech Tournament, San Diego
State College
AIlS DAnCE
ARTISTS' SERIES:
Phoenix Oratorio Singers
Student Lounge
Away
Student Center
Student Lounge
CONCERT: There will be a G.C.C. Orchestra Concert on Hednesday night, Narch II at 8:30 p.m.
in MU-IO of the music building. Admission is free. The conductor is Mr. Archie Rader.
ATTENTION ALL HOllEtJ STUDENTS: There ItJill be an AVS General fleeting on Thursday, tlarch 12 at
12:20 in the"Counci I Chambers. It is open to all women interested in AHS.
DRAHA PRODUCT IOil: For an evening of entertaining, intimate theatre, see "Born Yesterday'·
in the Playbox Theatre, T2-4, on March 23, 24 or 25. This is the Monday, Tuesday and \'Jed~
nesday before spring recess. There is also a matinee on Tuesday, Ilarch 24 at 2:30 p.m.
Students are free with I.D. and general admission is $1.00.
COLLEGE ABROAD: College Abroad has added three additional exciting summer study tours
abroad in the areas of Music, Art History and Photography. London, the Spanish Costa Brava
and the August Festival in the Bay of Biscay have been added to the Spanish program - all
at no extra cost to the student ($1070 all inclusive from Los Angeles). Please contact Hrs.
Dutton or Mr. Ausere for additional information.
HELP HArlTED: He Ipis needed for work to be done for the Spr i ng Forma I. All ItJho are wi IIi ng.
able and ready to work, meet in so-6 ilonday, l1arch 16.at noon~ Thanks!
COME TIPTOE· THROUGH THE TULIPS .... AII students of Glendale Community College are invited to
attend THE event of the year, the Associated Homen Students· Spring Formal. Bring your BEST
date. Everyone wi 11 be there. That is Saturday, Apri 1 18, 9pm-lam in the Dining Hall.
STUDENT PLACEMENT: There will be interviewers on campus from Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
on Ilarch 11, Motorola Military and Camp Tocaloma Foxboro in Flagstaff on April 8, Mountain
Bell Telephone on April 13 and the Arizona Bank on April 17. If you are interested, please
contact the Placement Office in the Counseling Center for information and an appointment.
HOME MATCH
Gym
HOME GAME
Gym
Away
Student Lounge
Student Lounge
HOME MATCH
HOME GAME
HOME
Campus
Student Center
Campus
Away
Student Lounge
a.m.
a.m.
1:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
4:00 p.m.
9:00 p.m.-12
9:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
3:00 p.m.
11: 00
11 : 15
12:15 p.m.-12:45 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:45 p.m.
23 Drama Production: 'IBorn Yesterday" 8:30 p.m. T2-4
24 Drama Production: "Born Yesterday" 2:00 p.m. & 8:30 p.m. T2-4
25 Drama Production: "Born Yesterday" 2:00 p.m. & 8:30 p.m. T2-4
26 Spring Recess
27 Spring Recess
CLASSES RESUME - APRIL I, 1970
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20
20
20
20
20
20
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17
17
18
19
20-21
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Mon-Thur -r6-20 MID-TERM WEEK
No Club Meetings or Social Activities
BOOK REVIEW: FINAL REVIEW OF THE YEAR
Music: Chamber Singers
Reviewer: Mr. Edwin McDowell
Book: IIAcademic Freedom and
Academ ic Ana rchy"
Author: Sidney Hook
WOMEN'S TENNIS-ASU
WARA-Sacminton
BASEBALL-Mesa. Colorado
WARA-Badmi nton
Speech Tournament, San Diego
State College
MID-TERM GRADE PERIOD ENOS
Men's Intramurals-Weightlifting
Entries Close
WOMEN'S TENNIS-Eastern JC
GOLF-Cochise JC
TRACK-Phoenix College
WRESTLING-Elementary Tournament
AMS SPONSORED DANCE
WRESTLING-Elementary Tournament
BASEBA~L-Ariz. Western JC (Dbl)
ARTISTS' SERIES-Phoenix Oratorio
Singers
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
COMING EVENTSIII
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Tuesday
\.Jednesday
Thursday
Fri-Sat
A.M.S. DANCE: The Associated Men Students are having a dance March 20, 1970 from 9 p.m. to
12. Chief Root "'lizard and the Si Ivery Moon wi 11 be there. Also there wi 11 be two short
films starring W. C. Fields. Students are admitted free with 1.0., if you bring a date you
must pick up a visitors pass in SO-l before the night of the dance. -B. Spude-
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS: Students interested in social service work and planning to transfer
to Arizona State University, please contact the Counseling Center for interviews with Ariz.
State University personnel as soon as possible and no later than Tuesday, March 17.
W,;RA BADMINTON: All girls come out for intramural badminton in the gym
12:115 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday; There will be both beginning and
Extramural badminton starts on March 16. Come play singles or bring a
Lots of fun for girls interestedll
from 12:15 p.m. to
advanced flights.
partner for doubles.
-D. Phi 11 ips·
INTERVIHJS FOR FULL TIME JOBS: There wi 11 be interviewers on campus from Motorola Mi 1itary
and Camp Tocaloma Foxboro-r;-Flagstaff on April 8, Mountain Bell Telephone on April 13 and
the Arizona Bank on April 17. If you are interested, please contact the Placement Office in
the Counseling Center for information and an appointment.
ASU REPRESENTATIVES from four colleges at ASU will be on our campus April 8 from 9 a.m. to
TIP.m. in the Student Union. They will discuss transferring programs to ASU. Students
having questions concerning their program at ASU, please meet with these representatives.
CO-UN I-BUS: You are invited to attend CO-UNI-BUS, sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ, at
514 West Ocotillo Road, Phoenix, every Friday evening at 8 p.m. - Phone: 943-8843
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
L"ovr'
25
24
26
T2-4
G.C.C. Campus
T2-4
Away
T2-4
Away
Las Cruces, iLii.
Away
Las Cruces, N.n.
Las Cruces, n.l1.
Gym
Council Chambers
Away
2 p.m. & 8:30 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
4 p.m.-6 p.m.
8:30 p.m.
11 :00 a.m.
12:15 p.m.-12:50 p.m.
1?:20 p.m.
D,~AI\A PRODUCT 101'l
llElorn Yesterdayl'
I;JARA: Badmi nton
llonor Board t'leeting
BASEBALL: Valley Easter Classic
Tournament
25 .DRAtlA PRODUCTf OiJ
l'Born Yesterdayil
Vashington High School SVJim ileet
SPR!NG RECESS
GOLF: New Mexico Intercollegiate
Tournament
23 [-IEN'S UlTRMI,URALS: \'Jeightlifting
Competition Begins
23 DRAMA PRODUCTION
"Born Yesterdayil
24 BASEBALL: Valley Easter Classic
Tournament
24
25
25
26 BASEBALL: Valley Easter Classic
Tournament
27 SPRiNG RECESS
27 GOLF: r!e~'/ f1exico Intercollegiate
Tournament
27 TRACK: San Diego Classic
28 GOLF: tJevl ,'lexico Intercollegiate
Tournament
29 EASTER
riday
,unday
"hursday
:aturday
4ednesday
fuesday
!10nday
0111 [\!G EVEiJTS:
- Apr i I
rednesddy
riday 3
~turday 4
unday 5
CU'...SSES RESUt1E
Student Activity Requisitions
Dead line
A.S. DAnCE
ARTISTS 1 SERIES: Phoenix
Symphony
G.C.C. ART SHOW OPENING RECEPTION
9 p.m.-12
8 p.m.
2 p.m.-5 p.m.
Student Center
Gym
Student Center
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tiC NOTICE: The Instructional Hate'rials Center
arch 26 through Tuesday, Harch 31 inclusive.
pri I 10.
will be closed for Spring Recess, Thursday,
Books checked out March 23 through 25 are due
orlOR BOARD: There VIi 11 be a meet i n9 of the Honor Boa rd on Hednesday, 1<:a rch 25 at 12: 20 in
he Council Chambers.
i31',!i/\ !')ROJJUCT I Oil COi\rZ[C1J.Q!.!..: "Born Yesterday'l vii II IWT be presented on \,Jednesday at 2 p.m.
s announced in L)~;t vlcck's bulletin. The shOvl will be presented at ONE liiltinee only, Tucs­ay,
[larch 211 at 2 p.m. and in the evenings of iionday, Tuesday and \·fedncsday at 8:30 p.m.
here are a few tickets still available at the bookstore.
OllEGE {'1BROAD SPAtilSH FlU·1: IIVislumbres de 11adrid y Toledoll a film of interest to those who
re participating in the-crendale Community College Spanish summer study tour will be shown
t 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. vlednesday, ilarch 25 in the Foreign Language lab room at the rear of the
ibrary (enter through library). Everyone is invited .
. $. DA~JCE: Associated Students will be sponsoring an after-vacation dance.Friday, April 3
rom 9 p.m. to 12. It is free to all G.C.C. students and one guest with 1.0. card. Also
lenty of free refreshments.
00:( l3UY .?!'.Ci<: There '",il] be a 800k Buy Back on campus Ilay 27 & 28. Hours and plncc \'1ill
e given at a later date.
OB iNTERV:E~IS: There wi I I be interviewers on campus from Camp T6ca16~~_Eoxboro rn.FI~gstaff
nApriJT:T;,6toro~~":l:r<lrY on April 8, t\ountnin 8ell Telephone on April 13 and the i\rizona
ank on r~pril 17. If you arc interested, please contact the Placement Office in theCoun-e1
ing Center for information and an appointment.
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Monday 6 STUDENT ART SHml
6 U of A Representative on Campus
6 MEN'S INTRAMURALS: SoftbaU, Slow
Pitch Begins
7 STUDENT ART SHOfl
7 WARA Softball Begins
? TENNIS: Phoenix CoUege
7 BASEBALL: Phoenix College
Wednesday 8 STUDENT ART SHOW
8 ASU Representative on Campus
8 WOMEN'S TENNIS: Phoenix CoUege
8 BASEBALL: Phoenix CoUege
8 OPERA WORKSHOP PRODUCTION
"The Tender Land"
Thursday 9 STUDENT ART SHOW
9 Agriculture Club Meeting
9 GOLF: San Diego Navy
9 OPERA WORKSHOP PRODUCTION
Friday 10 STUDENT ART SHOW
10 GOLF: Arizona flestern
10 TENNIS: NAU
10 Phi Theta Kappa Initiation &Banquet
10 FROSH SPONSORED DANCE
Saturday 11 BASEBALL: U of A Frosh
COMING EVENTS:
Wed-Th 15-16 SPRING SEMI-FORMAL ROYALTY ELECTIONS 9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
Saturday 18 SPRING-SEMI FORMAL 8:00 p.m.-12
Sunday 19 ARTISTS' SERIES: Dr. Richard 3:00 p.m.
Kirkendall-Lecture
ASU REPRESENTATIVES from four colleges will be on our campus April 8. They will discuss
transferring programs to ASU. You may meet with these representatives in the Student Union~
9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
INTERVIEWS: The following firms have dates scheduled for job interviews this month: Motorola,
April 8; City of Phoenix,April 10; }lountain Bell. April 13; American Express, April 15; Ariz.
Bank,April 17; Sears Roebuck &Co., April 29. For additional information and to make an
appointment-inquire at the Counseling Center.
LOST ~ FOUND: Check for your valuables with Mrs. Petty in SO-I. Books~ notebooks and
articles of clothing are accumulating!!!
BOOK BUY BACK DATES: May 27-28. Hours & place will be given at a later date.
IMC-TYPING ROOM L-4: There are 9 typewriters, 1 adding machine~ and 1 calculator available to
students free ef charge in the typing room of the IMC. Students are welcome to use this
facility at any time that the IMC is open, day or evening.
THE TENDER LAND: On April 8 & 9 (Wed. &Thur.) The GCC Opera Workshop will present Aaron
Copland's The Tender Land, a contemporary music drama. The performances will begin at 8:30
p.m. in the Student Center and are open to students and the public free of charge.
FROSH SPONSORED DANCE: There wtll be plenty of free refreshments and a fantastic band at the
Dance on April lO~- 9 p.m. to 12 Free to all GCC students with I.D. card and to one guest.
SPRING FOR}~L NOMINATIONS: Each club or organization on campus can nominate one girl' for
Queen and one boy for King to reign at the Spring semi-formal~ April 18. Al