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A yearbook is a type of picture book published annually to record, highlight, and commemorate the past year. From the D2L Content tab (University of Arizona Yearbooks),select a specific year (your choice) you’d like to summarize, highlighting key and interesting facts about the events and significant people for the chosen period.Based on your yearbook review, prepare a 3-4 page typed paper (double spaced, 12pt font, 1” margins) summarizing the significant events and people of that time.

Although school yearbooks vary by design and size, they all share similar content and structural characteristics.Your task is to tell the University of Arizona story from a specific point in time.

To receive full points on this assignment, please follow the requirements below:

Contains 3-4 complete pages of text (headers/titles not included)

Follows correct formatting:double spaced, 12pt font, 1” margins

At a minimum, the paper should include:
- Year Period (e.g., 1963)
- A brief biography of the University of Arizona President during this period.Click here for information on past presidents.
- Description of three (3) significant people listed in the yearbook to highlight. For each person, please provide a name, their role, and why you chose to highlight them.
  - Please keep in mind the required President biography does not count as a significant person.Please pick three significant people in addition to the President's biography.
- Description of five (5) interesting events listed in the yearbook. For each event, describe the event and why it is significant to UArizona heritage/tradition (3-4 sentences each).
- Minimum of one picture per person and event highlighted.

Professional quality, not last-minute work.

Cite your sources

No plagiarized content.

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UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
       YEAR- 1913 
Contents
Table of Contents
Historical Sketch	4
Year 1913	5
President’s Biography	6
The Year’s Events	8
Aviation Day	8
Annual Football Match	8
Annual Tennis & Basketball	9
Annual Baseball & athletics	10
Dramatics & the Society	11
Important Personalities	12
Rober Humphrey Forbes	12
Marion Cummings Stanley	13
Ernest Sutherland Bates	14
Works Cited	15
Foreword
This volume of the yearbook 1913 has elaborated on the famous personality and the events of the University of Arizona and a brief review of the college. This presentation shall endeavor the president of the university in 1913 and the famous significant personalities who were associated with the university in the year 1913. This has also emphasized and presented the events that have taken place in the year 1913.
Historical Sketch
University of Arizona in 1913
The history of the university begins in 1864 when the first Arizona legislature pressed for the establishment of the university. Subsequently, in 1885 the legislature proposed a sum of $25000 for the foundation of the University of Arizona at Tuscon. 
  
The construction of the university began in 1887 and the university opened its classes in the year 1891. The science and the engineering departments were continuously constructed. The continual and rapid growth of the university was subsequently taken over by the presidentship of Dr. Wilde in 1911 and immensely contributed to the future of the university.
 
	
Year 1913
The year 1913 had extensively made progress in the departments of the university and there had been phenomenal progress. There were changes in the faculty members and the establishment of the regular weekly assembly took place in this particular year. Several new faculties also joined the university and the departments of Geology and Chemistry were extended. One of the most important achievements of the city this year was the introduction of the student's point of view with Mr. Quigely being the faculty coach. The has also witnessed the establishment of the YMCA which became one of the most active organizations among the men. The university also won the State Championship in tennis with Leo Cloud in 1913.

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