University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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bout This Book This is the third war year for our country. We have not been un- aware of the increasing changes war has made, for they have surely been felt on our campus. But somehow the procedure has continued to a great degree in the same Way it did in years past. The life of our school, though altered, still teems with the activity which ac- companies young people aiming at higher education. We have continued with our predominantly female classes, our faithfully followed traditions, our parties determinedly maintained, and our general appreciation of Arizona sunshiine and desert. We are missing a few people now, definitely feeling their absence, and we know they miss us too and reminisce about school days when they have a chance. So we who are still in school will preserve the memories of classes and Profs, studies and amusement and friends on the campus, for them as well as for ourselves. For those who should have shared this year with us we offer this record of what we've done. To each, we send the traditional fighting words of the Wildcats, Bear Down. We'll bear down too, and keep hoping all the time that they may hurry back. This is our university and theirs. This is our year and theirs for, though absent, they are not forgotten. On that they have our word, as we dedicate this Desert to them. Page 7