Phoenix College - Sandprints Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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A LAMPPOST EYEVIEW of the Science Building is depicted here. Although it is doubtful that any Einsteins, Salks or Darwins were produced in these hallowed halls, much information was successfully siphoned into formerly empty cerebellums from labs and classrooms therein. 54 it 4, 1' ',,1,-1gl,,- ffl-..g ' ' '-' Til .'Tf1QlEi1 ' ii' .D v' il. ..,, at Vp' rf' r ' eg w -,5-If A -', I gnu! ' A a 'v , , ,QU ' 1 ' Ming-rf:'l'-. ap ,.i 1,.-' 31,524 ' - ' v ' 'f Wi -'ga' Qfgfinl, ,Ei-:ffl if-iE'1,If:.-, Z L 'f ' 1 - . :...'wf, '?'li -, F 'H , 'W'?'! ' f v ' 1 , :- ':.:,S'-1, Q fn-'. L' ' ,, 5 -31 iii . , .ffgmgggi-at ,. -1:1 , Y l . . , . . ,, ., V A 0.7 Y l ' l ' l 'A' ,- T: 1, ' we . V . 1 :rr '. rs-err . A AH- vi . . ,..,-A-, V : F5143 It I - ,,- ,HY - 1 -- V ..-vw POINTING ITS NOSE to the sky, Bons Hall, scene of varied drama activity, stands silhouetted between the two Fine Arts Buildings. Masque and Dagger drama group presented two fine plays here this year via thetheater-in-the-round method. V PEEKING OUT FROM the other lamppost, one views the elongated Liberal Arts Building. Various intellectual facilities were housed in this building such as: restrooms, KFCA studio, penny gum machines, the FRUIT MACHINE. . .and a few classrooms for business, foreign language, math. social science and the like. 9

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SOMETHING NEW A STARTLING INNOVATION hit the Liberal Arts Building in the early part of first semester. Guaranteed to be more thought-provoking than an Electronic Brain Machine, more inspiring than a year's subscription to Playboy Magazine and more taste-quenching than Grandma's huckleberry pie, the FRUIT MACHINE established itself as an important aspect of campus life. Lavina Caparella is the girl with the difficult decision ahead of her Shall it be a sweet pear or a cold, crisp apple? Slowly she makes her world-shak- ing decision and carefully inserts her F.D.R. dime and out comes . . . a water- melon??? 10 SOMETHING OLD THIS DECADENT DERELICT looks strongly reminis- cent of the original Benjamin Franklin stove. Any minute now we expect to see Ol' Ben skipping along, with his kite flying gaily behind him. Two of Franklin's Spirit of '76 friends, giving the photographer the enemy agent stare, are maintenance man Shorty Boykin and an unidentified kitchen helper. Actually, though, this relic is the number one campus eyesore - the incinerator. 13:44 ' 4.521 -- 41 1 . -t- -w in