University of Arizona - Desert Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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,.,s1 4to 40! 4 4 4 tt 4 4 I 4 so et 4 U, 4 si 4 4 4 4,5; 0 ul 4 4 • Because many courses can not be taught fully in a classroom, field trips provide realistic application of subject matter. Following the theory that practice makes perfect, language classes practice their pronunciation and grammar in labs. ..■••■••■ At mm■i • The student union, expanding its recreation room, provided more room for bridge playing and pool. As final exams and graduation approach, a coed hurries to finish research for a final report. 13

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ACADEMIC ENDEAVO RS College life sometimes seems to be an endless line of tests, classes, professors, notes, books, and last of all, grades. With the opening of the new Women ' s Building, the old women ' s pool was opened for student use as part of the Student Union. Mita AMU itt 111141111014.11w, • ar vaiskaistmenue 001 fan2:20.26,,,,,,awdasafak - .:,,- ,- --•:.-..;71.7 ,--- , -----I-:--------.=-:—.--- -- - --- -= ' - viu--,=0:c• ' f?:— -- --- - -L`- ' ' ,.- - 7 . 12

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When East meets West doing the frug, the watusi, or the monkey, the results are likely to be chaotic until everyone learns the U of A style. Participation in activities which encourage school spirit and campus ship may lead to membership in Spurs, Chain Gang, or other honoraries. 14 stAA NI 0.1 milo■wP 1 1 A AT Sticky fingers, mountains of crepe paper and gallons of glue all add up to beautiful floats at Homecoming.