University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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'l'I-IE ARIZONA state museum houses a complete exhibit of Indian lore. 'Q THE INFIRMARY is located at the east end of the campus. Page 22 IIE Colleges and other buildings within the walls are of Lombard Romanesque style with variations. All the buildings are fronted by palm trees and broad expanses of lawn. A large staff of gardeners and landseapers is kept busy all year 'round cleaning and beautifying the grounds. Arizona has grown from a eollege of one building in 1891 with a stu- dent body mnnbering go to a university spread over many acres of verdant land and having more than zooo students. TO TI-IE RIGHT is the administration building, behind it the chemistry-physics laboratory.

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ISINC out of what was onee clesert lancl, Olcl Main lneeaine tlie first luuilcliug on tlre University of Arizona eanipus in l8Q1 and stoocl alone until TSQQ wlien tlie College of Fine Arts was eou- struetecl. After tlie turn of tlie Century tlie university grew rapidly and today it eoinprises 40 separate units seatterecl over jg aeres of eonvertecl clesert, surrounelecl by a low, brown stone wall. Now uncler eonstruetion is Yavapai liall, a new clorinitory for inen ancl probably tlie last building to be ereetecl until after tlie war. THE Mi-UN clrive tlirouglr llie univer sity campus. .le --.. i L - NUlVlF.RUUS olive trees clot llie Tllli COLl.FCIli ol l.1iw as seen campus. tlirougli ll group ol' palm trees. 11.1, 71

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PRC JVING that size isn't everything, Bill Daily led the student body through Ll very successful year. He was assisted hy viccfpresillent Del Henderson and secretary Sally Ross. GOVERNNIENIT Page 25