University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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ialone on the campus. lt got Presidents House The party of inspec- H tion was just linishingits tour of the campus, under the enthusiastic guidance of Cactus joe. Now, folks, here's yer last p'int of interest afore you leave the campus, he orated, with a grand ilo- quent gesture toward a cozy vine-covered dwelling. the home of .-Xrizona's presidents. Yes'm, l've watched thet dwellin' grow along with the rest o' the insti- tootion, from the day it was built along with East an' West Cottages. It warn't but a cottage itself. then, but dilternt l.'resi- dents has added to it, till it's a right good-sized place. Lands, the president useter lead a hard an' excitin' life in th' 'old daysl' There was a reg'lar gang o' roughnecks thet went to Prep school, an' they jest about ran things their own way down here. They tried to bully the presidents by scarin' em to death when- ever lhey ventured out so lzad finally that l'resi- dent lloward llillman got a Wfest l'oint man here to give militlry instruction. an' he put the dorms under i XVest l'oint rules and regu- lations. The men was al- lowed to visit the wimmin students once a week- can you 'magine that-there rule in force now? An' whenever there was a assembly or meetin' that the president hed to attend, he called out a reg'lar milit'ry guard to escort him to the place where it was held. lle was lit'rally risk- in' his neck every time he went out alone. One famous light between Prexy an' them rough- necks took place out near where the front gates is now, when Prexy got real fightin' mad, an' helped one young smart-Alec lose all his front teeth. T het kind o' quietecl things down fer awhile. l resident and Mrs. Marvin occupied the l'resident's House from 1923-26, and last year Little l'rexyl', as the students all called him, was the hrst baby born there. The boys an' girls perclaimed the day a holiday, and cele- brated from mornin' till late at night. At the present time it is the home o' President and Mrs. Byron Cummingsf, Page 14

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