University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Vith temperatures over 100, students return ind businesses reopen, everyone knows it is jjjAuGUST A New House OhIbCI. For R ent [Catherine K. Gardiner Coffee Break With backpacks in tow, students rest at a local restaurant. U of A Recycles New recycling coordinater, Richard Garb, and his staff discuss plans for this years program. David Burklow ' r w Parking Problems Rulhie M. Caffery Computer Center Katherine K. Gardiner fUtyrf,

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Sunbathing Classes began and students were forced to give up their summer habits to attend. Saturday Night Downtown Saturday Night was a popular summer pastime. Changes At Lowell and Park, construction crews finish up after summer. A New House Workers hurry to finish Kappa Sigma ' s new house which was made possible by alumni supporters. For Rent Looking for living space, students turn to apartments, all quarters were quickly filled. Reopening Preparing to order lunch, Nancy Jo Sutton took advantage of the Union Club. Parking Problems The main gate garage opens with 619 new parking spaces. Computer Center Rachel Harter takes advantage of the CCIT lab. 0W Sunbathing Saturday Night Charles C. La Bemz Karen C. Tully %J Ulf.

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Aggie House Halftime Festivities Winning Float To a bonfire, a parade and a football game lost to Oregon, 65,000 Wildcats came marching home. Homecoming Marching Home Full of University spirit Alpha Phi Sorority and Delta Tau Delta Fra- ternity included Wilbur and the symbolic A in their float. Aggie House With this horse-drawn carriage replica, the Aggie House made an unforgettable march. The horses drew attention to themselves but so did those who cleaned after them. Halftime Festivities Th e Homecoming King and Queen were honored at halftime of the football game along with alumni and faculty. The band played and the crowd cheered. Winning Float Kappa Sigma and Alpha Chi Omega created this three car train float and went marching home with the Grand Marshall Award. -L-Juring the traditional parties, a bonfire, the last touches and made final repairs to a parade and this year a losing football their floats before the judges caught a look. game,students and alumni celebrated. The Hours of work paid off, and a three car train theme, Wildcats go marching home, was float and a 20 foot tall Wilbur float took the appropriate, remembering the 50th Anniversary of World War II Veterans. Kicking off the weekend was a bonfire at which the five Homecoming Queen candidates and the five candidates for King nervously awaited first and second place awards. A special award always goes to Bobcats choice for overall impressions. Gamma Phi Beta and Sigma Chi took this home because of their efforts to keep the parade moving by pushing Sling Shot With the sling shot the usually used to catapult me ir float after their truck died. T-shirts, Wilbur and his announcement. In front of about friends attemptto shoot The rivalry between the Chimes 1,000 people Chris Holden and atthe game which over an d Chain Gang Junior Honor- Day Daetwyler were crowned 53,70 ° fans attendecl aries added some excitement, with this honor. UA President Manuel Knowing that the Chain Gang always Pacheco remarked, I think they are a good charters the double decker bus, Chimes representation of the University. tricked the company into turning the bus Before the game on Saturday the mall area over to them. All was worked out once the was buzzing with activity. Students added company learned what had happened. UUt iMf.