Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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gvmnuslum Bouncing balls, running feet, flYing arrows, and swin9in9 paddles typify the constant ac- ' V4 tivity that takes place in the '-:wg Gymnasium. The swittness of our 4 Bears, who have been guided by industrious coaches has brou ht I 9 u's many glorious victories this LL year. T gr' llIfElIEl'ilI The You shuttle, I'Il deal regime no longer reigns supreme in the cafeteria . . . still it is a place where friendly gatherings of students can enioy eating lunch together. The iuke box on the right, the food on the left, and many happy times in be- tween will long be remembered by PC-ites. lIlillliII5fI'll'lIil'lIl Friendly guidance on social, scholastic, or personal problems could always be received in the Registration Building. The Dean of the College, the Dean ot Women, the Men's Counselor, the trar and his assistants were always there to lend a helping hand in almost any direction whenever it was asked. Regis-

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... v The footsteps of future squaws are heard in the outdoor hallways as the students travel to and tram sewing, cooking, and child-training classes on the lower floor of the Home Eco- nomics building. The second story of the newest building on campus is devoted to humanities and iournalism classes. The well-known SAND PRINTS office is also housed there. lies the fnumlutinn fur the future.

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