University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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■ms i ■ • mt . . • ' ‘If. aili ■ JlliUL ' • , km t COMING ON THE DRIZZLY AFTERNOON OFTHE DAY BEFORE Halloween, the razorbacks came head to HEAD WITH VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY. FANS WHO BRAVED THE RAIN WERE REWARDED WITH A WIN. HOMECOMING | STUDENT LIFE 29

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“| Dressed in her spirit gear at the Pep Rally, a member of Pi Beta Phi supports the Razorbacks. The pep rally was held in the Greek Theater. Pumping up support for the Razorbacks, students clap and yell during the Homecoming parade. The Homecoming parade was one of many events leading up to the game, and was held the night before the game. 3 Adorning lawns all over campus, decorations sprung up the week preceding the game. The lawn decoration competition was open to residence halls, greek life and registered student organizations. The UA Spirit Squads lead pep rally attendees in a cheer. Hundreds of students attended the pep rally after the Homecoming parade. 28

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V ] Aiming his megaphone toward the stands, Kevin Ellstrand gets a response from the crowd at Homecoming. The Razorbacks played the game against Vanderbilt. Cheering with the crowd, three Razorback fans come decked out in red. Students cheered for the team from the student section for each game. 7 Clutching the ball, a Razorback team member hits the ground. The Razorbacks triumphed over Vanderbilt with a score of 49-14 during the Homecoming game, where the theme was “The Call Heard ‘Round the World” in honor of the UA’s diversity. 8 Pumping up the crowd, Carolyn Yates waves her pom poms in the air. The Spirit Squads consisted of cheerleaders, pom squad and mascots. 30