Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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The Best Year of Our Lives AS A PERSON GROWS older, he tends to reminisce a great deal. He thinks of all the good times he had in his youth, and he longs for those good old daysf' If college days are a part of his memories, he may recall a certain vivacious female that he took to the homecoming football game, and he will probably wonder what has happened to her since that last date so long ago. He may remember how hard he had to work to get that 1' from some Simon Legree of a teacher - math, chemistry, or English - they all seemed to have a tinge of Simon Legree in them. He may also think of his everyday college life and remember what good times he had. Perhaps when you, who have been students at Phoenix College in 1957-58, are approaching the November of your lives, your minds may wander back into those distant years and this annual will help you re-live those past glories. All the joys, hardships, and everyday adventures experienced by a college student while he is knocking on the door of adult life are recorded in this book. Thus, this volume isthe storv of a year. It has been a good year. It is one to which, the editorial staff members hope, their classmates may look back upon in future years and say this was THE BEST YEAR OF OUR LIVES.

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IN SEARCH OF EN LIGHTENMEN T THE PASSING PARADE of students marches toward knowledge in the photos on the opposite page and on this one. Those ten-minute breaks be- tween classes took quite a bit of the pressure off other brain-taxing subjects. Here was a chance to grab a quick smoke, discuss the difliculties of his- tory, trigonometry, accounting, or perhaps ask a Certain Girl for a Saturday night date. Sometimes, as in the picture to the right, a few of us were mis- lead into the more hedonistic realm of the care- teria, where hot coffee and a blasting juke box awaited the class-cutter. Oh, well! Who can say Wake Up, Little Susie wasn't enlightening? Q 1 . I 7