University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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TWO outstanding net stars, Jane Loew and Mauri ne Moddox. Both scored victories in local tournaments. OUTSTANDING girl othlete of the year. Miss Lillian Emrick, Gila hall, motor board member and president of WAA. IN ATHLETICS THROUGH the hoop and another two points chalked up for the freshman in their game against the juniors. A ' A s. AA. ARCHERS competed in the onnual state tournoment with Mory Bradshow winning fourth place and Mortha Thomas, sixth. TOP SWIMMER in the tall n ee ' their third consecutive triumph. V :i s Betty h o I c I- ' .n ' ho I e ' 3 K 1:1 p c a A i p h a i h e t .-! i : (143)

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BARBARA MILLER, Merrill Hopkins ond Koy Lee make costumes in I he costume cJesignmg course of the drama cJepartment. JEAN PUCKETT asks Miss Ronney for suggestion 5 m her pattern. TRYING ON o pattern for size is this Arizona co-ed who is a student in the clothing construction class. WOMEN ' S SECTION continuedi IN CLOTHES DESIGNING WOMAN STUDENT busily engages in sewing o dress. (142)

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GEORGE DICK, Ma Lanninger, and Williams, all members of Phi Gamma Delta, typical pose of cheerleaders. ABLE, RED-HEADED Bob Cox, head cheerleader this yeor, having been a member of the squad for two years previous. HE ' S A WILDCAT Stirring enthusiasm into the 2,000 students during the football games, as well as providing fine half time enter- tainment, was the university cheerleading squad, this year led by able, red-headed Bob Cox. Colored card stunts were perfected better than ever by the cheerleading squad, which collaborated with George Wilson ' s university bond to put on more than one impressive program. An initial feature this year was the ghting effect used by the members of the bond when the floodlights on the field were shut off. Assisting Bob Cox this year were George Dick, Minerva Royabal, Max Lanninger, Burr Williams, and Bee Waples. CHEERLEADERS ALL: below. Cox. Royobol, and Willioms; obove. Waples, Lanninger, and Dick. %