University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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The President Since he came to The University of Arizona two years ago, President Homer I«cRov Sliantz has done much to better the institution. Entering into the swing of activities with his everpresent smile and his buoyant enthusiasm, he lias found a warm spot of welcome m all our hearts. Ilis spirit of goo l will and his desire to make Arizona the school of schools makes us all want to do our best in assisting the for warding of this world of educated men and women. lie is now our duly inaugurated president. The occasion of the formal installation of Prcsi dent Sliantz was celebrated on April twenty-fourth of this year. Activities of the day included a holiday for the entire school (the warm spot in our hearts burst into tlamcs). cct cnionies and addresses on the campus, a big military review on the new | olo field, and a concluding lawn party in the President’s garden. There were over ninety universities and colleges represented at these inauguration adivi tics. Such a widespread interest in the occasion sjicaks well for its ini| ortaucc and the regard with which the recipient of these courtesies is held in the national sphere of learning. If. in the future, we assist the President to the ln.st of our abilities, the present progressive movement in the welfare of the school will continue. Just rcmcmlier that while “In union there is strength. that in disorganization there is chaos. r«c

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