Arlington State College - Reveille Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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Dallas Becoming Electronics Center Forty years ago, Dallas students of then North Texas Agricultural College in Arlington could ride to school on the interurban, an electric railway linking Dallas and Ft. Worth. The interurban is gone, now, but several North Texas Agricultural College in Arlington each morning. Forty per cent of the Univer- sity's students are from Dallas County. Dallas is the financial and cultural center of the Southwest. With an estimated 800,000 population in the city and 1,250,000 in the county, it is the second largest metropolitan area in Texas. Dallas is also an inportant in- dustrial center, with several plants of Collins, Ling-Tempco-Vought and Texas Instruments, major electronics and aviation firms, hiring thousands, including a large number of UT Arlington students. Dallas is also an entertainment center, with State Fair Musicals, its noted Dallas Theatre Center and the annual State Fair, the nation's largest. In cooperation with its longtime rival, Ft. Worth, Dallas is building a S500,000,000 regional airport north of Arlington which will cover 20,000 acres. ' wjvo-X L . Y ' 1 A32 7 ' I0 ig: ifaf I I Serene reflections of the birth of a building. Y' l x :,.f- i K A unique fish-eye view of downtown Dallas. Photo by Fred Coston E N , ff. 'N 'TR i A , 1 1 . X T ' Nag l , ,Moc-if A5 4, ' 'Ni fa ' s 1 1' N.. hx 5 --wi .X YR. V sX,.,Qg,,:s ,K N0 - . Teil'-.525 f . s -AQ, , . xg eq.. -.. ,fixes .I - r . s . Ntiiif 3 E ' X axis .y 5 A 'Y X 433, wif? gffgazw 'Y ya sig, . 'ff v s Nil' , This if , J., ai -,1 nga . X K ,wx g y if-L . f'ff1, 5 . A3-M xxf fx ?'1xl'xl Aft! :gt'ih4'Q,,fs 'ings if , r ,ii iz V. .1 1. - V X ff P 'if X 'YW1 Rik. , ft, . .aflifaafifr .. ,S ,. Mx: -ffl, 'fx , . f ,Vos 'Q , 'Mt .-1. T if Sixers :V . . :X inajy, W .ft A f. -and sg. A X., 'in , , 39:1 37,21 xci','?33f', . it V, i' .I g , , s... f'.. vi Q all K Q l ' 2 1 . ! K,-, Qs NN a. v N NY 1 5 7 9' ar' l v O . FLA A Workman, putting the finishing touches on the exterior of One Main Place, rides high over the Dallas skyline