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

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Whor Could be berrer rhon rhe beginning of g new decode, rhe college signing o new hglf cenrury, ond CJ new schooi marquee on which ro gnnounce gll rhe lgresr hgppenings And whgi could he Q beirer sign of ihe rinnes ihgn Q sign, of course! The fngrguee in from of the schooi couid he relied upon io reil oii rhe irnpongni upcoming evenis from rhe rhegrre gris' upcoming produciions io rhe ociiviries counciis Curie-nr hop- penings, from bgsiserhgii ggnnes ro senfiesier regisirgrion

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J IE IHAIDIDIENI N if WestorIs's nnorguee wos nor the only sign sporting the lotest hoppenings in students' lives, however. All oround town the signs of the times could be seen, the foshions, the fovorite eoting ploces, the hottest rnovies, ond the shopping centers. Signs come in mony different shopes ond sizes. Some were lorge billboords seen while driving down the rood while others were nothing out o little sign in the window for those wollsing down the sidewoll-z to observe. Some were rnode of poper ond others consisted of neon lights. They could be seen onywhere from the troditionol rectongulor shope to signs in the shope of o little pizzo rnon spinning oround. Whatever shope, size, or consistency they were, signs ployed o port in every student's life. F FOOD Clllll SliNlll'JlCll Ill llll