University of Arkansas Fort Smith - Numa Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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I-'all semester began flag. ZZ Here's looking at the highlights of the many student activities available to Westark which play such an important role in making the campus atmosphere as fulfilling as it is. The start of fall classes in August is ushered in by the setting up of a stu- dent booth in front ofthe Union. The booth is an anchoring point where students can go to receive answers to all those questions that come up during the first few days. The beginning of a new school year always means an icebreaker dance, or in today's lingo, a disco. September greeted Westark with a new student feature, the '71ooner. Special types of entertainment are presented in the union during the lunch hour to help students lfaculty and administration, tooj relax. The Hrst nooner was a concert of blue- grass music by Silverhawk. The Student Activities Council par- ticipated in a raft race representing the school in a United Fund function. In reference to their finish in the race, let's just say they worked hard and had fun. 10

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5'e,o ember good for lots of ou door dCfl'Vlll?.S' Q xff l IZ if' 1 lntramurals are an important part of school life at Westark. A complete program of sports are offered for people beginning with football in September. As part of the Community Service program, a course was offered in hang gliding and as a promotion of the class, a display was set up in front of the Student Union. HJ ny: W 5 z HX s t r- Q' .5-. L' , ' 1- Jae? 'SY I I .rf 1 :':.we:.A'f2 :Args 1- f , ,,,.w f!cu.,J. 'E - . ' ' vig -f.L51:v,1ug r ,, J-, 1 2 A