San Jose State College - La Torre Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

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24 Fun... inspiro'rion . . . and scenic sereniTy . . .

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service. In February a record number of sTUdenTs reTurned To SJS To regisTer once again. The decision Was finally made on Tower Hall - The Tower and Morris Dailey Au- diTorium would be saved, buT The quad arches would come down. While The Greeks rushed, some of The mosT June- like weaTher in memory prevailed. Spring fever claimed many vicTims early in The season, as insTrucTors Tried To inTeresT sTudenTs in classroom subiecTs. AWS was acTive in furThering Cupid's cause on February 14 wiTh a campus Telegram service and again on The Leap Day of The LeapYear wiTh a girl-ask-boy dance. There was an argumenT as To whaT a sTaTue of a SparTan should look like. Lincoln's and WashingTon's Days were observed wiTh regular insTrucTion, buT The Two men were sTill honored under The sign of Aquarius. ValenTine GreeTings from preTTy co-eds. 23

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lead To a weekend of good Thinking and good discussion. STudenTs begin The long EasTer To June sTreTch. The highlighT of March was SparTacamp, The weekend leadership reTreaT held an- nually aT Asilomar. Long weeks of prep- araTion made The camp a success in fellowship and good Thinking. EasTer week also came in March amid The bar- rage of midTerms and class assignmenTs. The yearly exodus To The beaches was early in The semesTer, leaving sTudenTs wiTh posT-vacaTion classes under The sign of Pices. 25