Grand Canyon University - Canyon Trails Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Reuben Lane played his flute at the coronation. Semor Homecoming royalty enjoyed the basketball game together. Frosh Jack Baugh received the display award.

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hanks for the Memory Homecoming 19 1 3 F' nl?f l.! gf QL The king and queen displayed jubilant smiles. The senior display did a good job ofcarrying out the theme. Carmen Hargrove, l970 Homecoming queen, congratulated this year's queen, Dina Anderson. cc 97 l

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Arizona Tour They really didn't go through the window, but it made an interesting picture. Arizona is known for its mild climate, but the temperature took a fast dive to turn this year's spring tour into a snow party. The annual trip into southern Arizona is the second educa- tional tour scheduled for each year. For a minimal cost any student may attend the three-day event. Points of historical interest are the Casa Grande ruins, the town of Tomb- stone, Tumacacori National Monu- ment, the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, and the Bisbee open-pit copper mine round. MSarge Mildred Brazell takes the lead in planning and guiding both the fall and spring tours. Pfc. Suther- land and Pfc. Bryan lend able as- sistance. A special thanks to Dr. Bryan for the pictures of this trip and for help on copy. I.. Snow swirled in the Chiracahua mountains as the cars tumed back on a narrow road. , . -g,,H' - . X 5 H . 26 Southern T