University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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«-i. a Benjamin W. Blewer Performing a mock DUI test as a part of National College Alcohol Aware- ness Week UAPD Sgt. Bob Sommerfield checked the vital signs of volunteer Steve Stokels. Oj-thUf

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r tjL A } ShooolWell after several hours of trying to get through to R.S.V.P. to add my classes, I believe I have memorized the phone number for the rest of my life. And just when I thought it was over, I still spent the first two days of school getting professors ' signatures to get everything settled. I guess I shouldn ' t complain, I ' m in the same boat as the 35,000 other students who attend this campus. It looks like it ' s going to be a year full of experiences and memories, all on one campus, all in one year, all in one book. Take a look for yourself. fy« tWrff « t- Distinction arose from the newly built Kappa Sigma fraternity house in August 1995 when their $1.5 million residence was completed. Construction was a common sight throughout the U of A campus. The red ribbon was cut in the grand opening of the La Paz residence hall. Work also Katherine K. Gardiner continued on the administrative annex, the aerospace and mechanical engineering building, and the new environmental sciences building. S ' u M diii- Senior defensive end, Tedy Bruschi attempts to tackle his UCLA opponent. Throughout the season the team dealt with many hardships such as the death of friend and teammate Damon Terrell. Terrell died Sept. 7 after suffering cardiopulmonary arrest while recuperating at University Medical Center. However, there were also many highlights, like John Prasuhn ' s 57 yard field goal, which tied the schoo l record and Tedy Bruschi tying the record for NCAA quarterback sacks. MeMu ytyt4- During the annual Dorm Daze activities, students battle for control of the earth ball. The purple team, which consisted of students from La Paz, Hopi, Manzanita Mohave and Gila resident halls, were pronounced the winners of the week ' s events. MuiU-ctMwiAl huM.- Sophomore Electrical Engineering major, Norbert Nez Jr., as a part of the 7th Annual American Indian Cultural Celebration that occured in October, performed a native dance as other participants prepared to join the Adam F. Jarrold r r r r j ceremony. People of all ages gathered to sing, dance, and celebrate their Native Indian heritage. Layout and Story by Carmen Leon and Jenny Fitzenberger. Katherine K. Gardiner 4 , i « « Oft

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Yesss! I ' m finally out of what seemed like an eternal economics lecture. Of course, I ' ll pass by and see what ' s up on the mall and then I ' m off to enjoy life out side of the classroom. uwtw% sl 4r A common sight in the student union was to see students catching up on their sleep. M t+C{U nvfecfc- Christie Torres eats lunch in front of the Nugent building. From the Dawg Daze hot dog venders to the new Taco Bell Express, students had a wide variety of food to choose from. 0A 4y py tLiLc li4r Homecoming King and Queen, Day Daetwyler and Chris Holden go cruising as a part of the homecoming parade. The 50th Anniversary of World War II veter- ans was celebrated with the Homecoming theme, The Wildcats Come Marching Home. f 4 4»U»fi f 4 W £t-Casey Tifft could occasionally be seen riding his unicycle around campus. Other interesting people to be seen were jugglers and preachers. StvJitjUj ibwJtA.