University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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(SrpptimjB 3N PUBLISHING this volume of El Sahuaro” we have attempted nothing clal oratc. It has been merely our intention to place in the hands of the student and the friends of the University, a brief review of the College year. In this summary we have endeavored to portray life and activities on the Campus, not so much by words, as through the aid of the ever-truthful camera. To the stranger these pictures will show who we are, and what the Institution is accomplishing; to the student they will reeall many and pleasant recollections of College days. Throughout the book only those things of the most importance have been emphasized. Many weeks have been passed in sifting out the wheat from the chaff, and the carrying out of the idea, quality and not quantity.” Wc have done our best, and we hope that you will be satisfied. Then, with this brief fore-word, we intrust the Book to your mercy. Gentle reader, proceed.