SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION is made much easier in the Tech with the acquisition of new equipment through a series of gifts. Here one of the many chemistry students is seen perforn1ing a class experiment. (Photo by John O'Leary.)
GIFT TO ORPHANAGE. Richard Raskins presents a shoe making machine to Señora Alicia Arojo, head of the Lopez Mateos orphanage in Puebla. (Photo by John O'Leary.)
Con nuevos estudiantes, mayor interes en deporte y cultura "SAFARI EN LAS AMERICAS''
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ONE OF THE LATE NIGHT sights seklom seen by UA students is the "Pancake Lady" of Cholula who sells her wares at the many circuses and fairs that come to town. (Photo by John O'Leary.)
THE ANIMO RESTAUNT seen in one of its off days is an evening favorite for those who like to get the most for their money. A speciality of the house being beer by the pitcher and the famous "comida corrida". (Photo by John O'Leary.)
UA STUDENT Jim Redfern tries to make a date with a senorita while customary chaperon looks on. (Photo by John O'Leary.)
LIFE AND LEISURE. Frolicsome UA students take time out to enjoy the heated pool of "El Balneario San Juan," a favorite meeting place for students. (Photo by John O'Leary.)
WHEELS OF FIRE! Student Mark Azierski takes a short pause in his swift pedaling on the UA campus. (Photo by Dana Millikin.)
Experimental this quarter. New grading system for art majors
DSP ADDS PLEDGES
Students aid suffers blow
Tapes to aid linguistics study
UA "hippy" invasion angers, bewilders Cholutecas
BAR OPENS NEW TIME
Student club in Cholula
Groups explore Mexico
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THE HEAD OF QUETZALCOATL in the foreground is one of the many sights seen by the Ohio and AASCU groups on a recent tour of Teotihuacan. Mr. William R. Swezey is seen with outstretched arm as he conducted the tour of the Pyramids (Photo by John O´Leary.)
RELAXED INTENSITY- Art students enjoy working in the Cholulan sun and grass in the courtyard of the UA art center. (Photo by John O'Leary.)