University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Law gm . vi' 5 ...le M- l.-1-.mi f I' .L'Q'M. i f ri:-1 -N -i E if-1 'f '-r,- V I Q.-J-.-.-:,n..n. I ,,,., ..Ae.1..t-q.-. ...E . , -A- --- ,ll system. elections. volumes fill the law steps in bulky piles, offering opportimities for future Irzwyers to sue for broken legs. BOARD OF GOVERNORS -Ben Williams, Courtney Varner, George Hill fchairmanj, Bob Shafton, Phil Robbins. In its judicial capacity, the Board of Governors enforces the honor system in the Lavv College. It con ducts investigations and tries cases of offenders of this The five members Who are appointed by the presi dent of the Student Bar Association also have part supei vision over activities on Law Day and Student Bai Lizuxow .Q- me BILL IVIALSI-I BEVERLY MCCONNELL JOSEPH lX'lCGAlt1iY FLOYD Niisrnm' Tucson Tucson Tucson Douglas, Ariz. BS from U. of San fIfKB flviflw flJAfT1, AKXP, A242 Fralmisco, MA from U. oi' A. 'PAA sa ss ,W B. MELVIN OVVENS Phoenix Student Bar Assoc. v. pres., TIKA, KIPAA -4 are PENTERAIAN Jose DONALD PREINIEAU Globe, Ariz. BA from ASC Tempe, -pgq. PAUL Ruins LARRY RUCH Tucson Phoenix Fegtly Moot Court, Swimming Team Forensics, KE AX, fl'AfIl. AEP, 'bK'l1, BFE, AKWI' 71 Bon SHAFTON Tucson BA from U. of A. Bd. of Governors, fbAfIr pres., KPBK, ZBT, Blue Key. Elec. Com. ohm. CHARLES WHITEHILL Tucson BS, BA from U. of A. TNI!

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Colle MOOT COURT TEAM-Jarrett Jarvis, Melvin Owens, Edith Lazovich, Dick Hannah, VVi11ia1'n Nebeker. Q um A The Law School participates in regional competi- tion each year in Moot Court. This work is an extra- curricular activity which gives future lawers training in ' a J late I V PITCHING pennies on the walk in front of the College ann LPG aw' as the traditional relaxation until Imseball season THOB-IAS Bnooics TLICSOH B.A. from U. of A. Traditions TAA, EN is Pi Sf www, if-' ,. .:Qg2,igi.::.5gE,giI . J fi: ..,. ,.,. A :.:.:. .HE - :lgigi :-:E--l is Z-X ,il in ..., Q iw. A -:- tw if 'A 1 was -. xmm MARIO COTA-Ronuzs Rrr.-x GoLDs'r131N Tucson Tucson Newman Club, Pan American League, RICHARD HANNAH Tucson B.S. lu Bus. Ad. from Northwestern U. Feprtly Moot Court Rd. clmir-mam, 'PAA pres. . Killiflf Ml fl' ALAN I-IANSHAW Tucson Student Bur Assoc. scc., Legal Aid, BVS, AZN IIDAIII, KIIKE 3 me ,X GEORGE HILL Phoenix Bobcats. Bd. of Gov- ernors chm., Student Bar Assoc., Wilclcat bus. mgr. firml- fIfA9, TIAE MALCOLM HILLOCX JARRETT IARVIS DONALD KUNZ FRANK LA1uuvA EDITH LAZOVICH Tucson Mesa, Ariz. Tucson Tucson Globe. Ariz. LIIAA B.A. from BYU 'luifl' A Club, KBH N Student Bar Assoc. Wildcat cir. lTl,2'!'., Bd. of Governors pres., treas., Tucson IIAE. fl1AA, Alillf, EN corr. sec. Title 85 Trust: Award. fl'A.X

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DEAN FRANCIS A. ROY College of Liberal Arts The Liberal Arts College fall enrollment of 1,851 students comprises about one-third of the entire student body. 152 faculty members staff the 15 departments: anthropology, astronomy, bacteriology, chemistry, classics, English, French, German, history and political science, journalism, mathematics, philosophy and psychology, physics, Spanish and Portuguese and Zoology. Still more 'variety is added by special curricula for those interested .in inter-American studies, wildlife management, general studies, pre-medical, pre-dental, pre-nursing, pre-law, pre-education or laboratory technician courses. For the first time in 15 years two religion course are offered: comparative religion and religious ethic Witli the addition of the atmospheric physics researc division this year two courses were added, climatolog and geophysical prospecting. The latter course is fo those students in geology, mining engineering and physic interested in radio activity and searching for trace ore and minerals such as uranium. The present LA building first opened in Septe ber, 1950. Many students study preliminary courses i Liberal Arts for two years before taking specialize training in other colleges. The first University of Arizona dean ev to be Chairman of the Arts and Science Div sion of the Land Grant College Association, Dea Boy is also past secretary of the Arizona Boar of Examiners in the Basic Sciences. A past adviser of Newman Club, he is als a member of the Educational Commission the National Council of Christians and jews. H became Dean of Liberal Arts after serving as professor of French here for 15 years. Aft working hours he enjoys playing tennis and d ing construction work. DEPARTMENT HEADS - RONV 1: Frederick Schmitz, Germang Dr. Douglas Percy, classics, Dr. Mary Caldwell, bacteriologyg Dr. Oswald Wedel, history and political science. ROW 2: Dr, Francis Roy, Dean, Dr. Desmond Powell, English, Dr. Emil Haury, anthropology, Dr. Roy Graesser, mathe- anatics. 72.