During the Week

Adopt Encanto Park

Students, staff, and the public are invited to give back with a park clean up. Donuts and coffee if you get there early! Bags and gloves provided. Phoenix College is part of the official Phoenix Adopt-A-Park program.

When: Wednesday, September 15, 2010 at 7:00 a.m.
Where: Encanto Park, 2605 North 15th Avenue. We will start at the parking lot off of 15th Avenue and Wilshire Drive. [Map]

Celebrating Photography at Phoenix College: A Retrospective View

Take a self guided tour of the Phoenix College collection of photography dating back at least five decades with pieces from such notable photographers as Ansel Adams, Olivia Parker, Edward Weston and Minor White. This tour is presented by the PC Golden Bears Retiree Group in collaboration with the PC Library and Art Departments.

When: Friday, September 17, 2010 from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Reception at 7:00 p.m. in Campus Vista Room, (second floor)
Where: Phoenix College — Fannin Library
Admission: Free and open to the public

Flicks on the Bricks

Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy a free outdoor screening of Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho, sponsored by the Phoenix College Office of Student Life & Leadership. The 1960's thriller includes an opening scene shot on location at what was then the Jefferson Hotel on Central Avenue in Phoenix.

When: Friday, September 17, 2010 at 7:00 p.m.
Where: Phoenix College — lawn area outside the Art Building
Admission: Free and open to the public

90th Anniversary Celebration

Please join Phoenix College in commemorating 90 years of teaching, learning, and student success! A week long celebration kicks off with "Phoenix College through the Decades", a variety show featuring live performances by renowned PC alumni, faculty, staff and students. The program will reveal glimpses of life at PC and the Phoenix community throughout nine decades. The emcee, KEZ's Marty Manning (yes a PC alum) and the PC Jazztet will weave in and out of each decade to set the scene for readings, music, dance, and song as we progress through each era.

Performances include the PC Jazztet and Choir with memorable tunes from the decades such as Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, With a Little Help from My Friends, and Rehab (Glee arrangement). Historian Marshall Trimble will entertain us with stories about life in the 50's at Phoenix College, and much more!

After the celebration, you're invited to don a commemorative t-shirt and take part in a group aerial photo as we form a "90" to mark our 90th birthday.

Visit our Historical Timeline to view facts and photos highlighting 90 years of Phoenix College history.

Phoenix College in Review
Through the Decades

When:	Program: Monday, September 13, 2010 at 1:00 p.m. Commemorative Photo: 2:30 p.m.
Where:	Phoenix College — Bulpitt Auditorium
Admission:	Free and open to the public

Opening	Master of Ceremonies — Mr. Marty Manning, KEZ Radio, PC Class of 1970 Introduction, remarks, and congratulations
1920's	"Minnie the Moocher" — PC Jazztet Phoenix College Alma Mater — PC Concert Choir Penal Rules for Freshman Students (1927 Student Handbook) — Robin Ozz
1930's	"Embraceable You/I Got Rhythm" — Pipe Organist, Ellen Brown Radio Broadcast — Doug McCarthy, Class of 1987 Medley: "Summertime", "Over the Rainbow" and "Straighten Up and Fly Right" — Vocals: Marsha Taylor, PSA & Dale Doubleday, Faculty — Piano: Ellen Brown
1940's	"Sentimental Journey" — PC Jazztet "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" — Candice Lazok, Jennifer Link, Laura Serna, and PC Jazztet Reading: "Welcome PJC Students (Dean Hannelly 1947) — Scott Geddis Reflection — Bob Howell, Class of 1947
1950's	"Blueberry Hill" — PC Jazztet Reading: Arrival (Mildred Bulpitt, Dean) — Liz O'Brien Student Reflection of PC in the 50's — Marshall Trimble, Class of 1958 "Rock N Roll Ruby" (Johnny Cash) — Marshall Trimble "La Bamba" — PC Jazztet
1960's	"With a Little Help from my Friends" (Beatles) — PC Concert Choir & Jazztet Reading: 1960's Reflections (John S. Goff, Professor of History and Political Science) — Eddie Genna & Wilbert Nelson "Amazing Grace" — Michael Littwin Reading: PC Reflections (Mildred Bulpitt, Dean) — Liz O'Brien
1970's	Theme from "Shaft" — PC Jazztet Reflection: PC in the 70's — Sara Leyva Rassas, Class of 1972 "I'd like to Teach the World to Sing" — ProCantus Chamber Singers
1980's	Dance Performance to "Beat It" (Michael Jackson) — PC Cheer Squad "Rock Lobster" (B-52's) — PC Jazztet
1990's	Reflection: The Role of Hip-Hop — Camilla Westenberg "A College State of Mind" — Ramses King-Taylor III, Class of 2005
2000's	"Rehab" (Amy Winehouse, Glee arrangement) — PC Concert Choir Reflection: Connected to Tradition. Pioneering the Future. — Anna Solley
2010's	2010 PC Students LipDub [Video] "We are all in this Together" (Ben Lee) — PC Students
Conclusion	Marty Manning