Eastern Arizona College - Oasis Yearbook (Thatcher, AZ)

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ILIAR VIEWS Class break finds students congregating around coke machine in low hall of main building. Old Main , oldest building on Campus represents the traditional spirit of EAJC. Fifty years have come and gone since the dedication - years of pleasant memories for college alumni. 55 , X :V gi 4g'.Q'.l'f!ll7fl!l Jlllu

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u--,QQ-'Wi -1 i Our Science building houses the science, art, and engineering-departments. Here under the guidance of capable faculty members, students who have aspirations for a career in these areas spend much of their time. The Biological science department make their headquarters in the science building also. Students above are learning some of the intricacies of the lowly earthworm. A ,Y-f.1, 4 5 N- 1' of g 'A A - Students here prepare an experiment in Chem- istry with the excellent equipment available in f the new Chemistry laboratories at the college. A Art students are pictured above receiving information on one of the many problems solved during the year. - 8