Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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4,4 gf In the cafeteria where Mrs. Motto, fourth from left, captains her squad, and works with the et- f iciency of a mess When Geraldine burns a fuse or throws a rod, you can always count on Harlin to make some music in the student union . . . Dust to dust, too! Legs, unidentifiable by special request of Theta, whose legs they are. . . Day Bu Day We came, we saw, we were con- quered, just like that. We had our spirits and morals smashed, but with the resiliance of youth we bounded up again. . . ,Alice the dashes, June carves the roast, and Rosalyn dries some more. Gee, wish we could cookl, e , others in the ion cups on the star- smelling lab. . . some must slave over the suct fish in a formaldehyde

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called a farce by many because of slender attendance. A side glance at a nominating assembly in which numerous persons are side glancing at someone. This was the assembly . 'F Rik Y g . . W . g a W.-- D----' ., it w-11.2 ' , t ,'l i7' -Fi . 's ' l. ,'. 5 f' ' ff , fill 1. 7 P . 'is' , i f P if' Q - y L rl 1 -T Q' ' , . -Zz, 1,5 -Q V.- 1 gn 'A A ,J- jg 'f 4 - H iw V l A X .Q j. ,P ' , -ygd , - 1, Y I - Frances, Rusty, anda, and ff- , J ,ss . - , I 1 ' f I Phyllis grin in the flop in , if'- , .,.. A ,QIQFTG-V '-Q, ' i ' ' 4 the muddy that Joe Love and Jack Cate 'lin'-,f' 2f, uf h 3 5: took at the boatinQ races. MSM ling! !V'V V 'J L-'hmm V -lnl Q ' 'A ' :' I- ': ': Hf5 '5' Skip and product of labor, night of open house. sg 1, ke, Y Many found the comprehensives diffi- cult, slightly. These apparently found them difficult, very. Stan, Jinx, Esther John Daniel, Barbara, Louis and Betty find cokes and soft couches much nicer than a broiling sun and the great out-' doors. Banging away at the birdie are Donny, Bob, and several dark faces. This was the Bear Day contest for the rifle team. - K .