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

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ost minute move The music of Bill White provided entertainment to the hungry crowds. Mmmm goodl Lisa Appleton gets a taste of the free food. IA s 5 Tll W Free drinks helped wash free food. Dr. Bob Wyly kept a steady supply on hond. Jim Underwood took charge of hot buns. Acnvmesn S l

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Y orcnrcd Scmerlrnes ,rust sometrtnes moves are required rather rhrsn being 5UfZQECf SQ meditation The annual Student jilroff picnic was one such accession os me weather refused ra comply with the Sfudenf Activities Councit s expectations and everyone was forced ro beat cz hnsry retreat indoors ro the cafeteria The Tim of Seprem ber will long be remembered os the Dey of rhe 186 yard dash with pmt: rabies Bur after some creative rearrartg :ng everyone get a chance ra get to knew one another and all go: Q free mvl TQ beat' Gne freshman Saud ir wastsndoffunberngservedbyrhe Presmienf ef the coltege and the really bg names The presfdenf along With his od mintsrrczrive Qutzmer trodmanally serves mr dogs with all the mmmtngs rasrudenrsasawayfaroltrager acquainted Mi rl,,iii,. 1: f W f, M V. 'V t, '-L- 5. N -4 ,L ,M W, W-4 6ffI'h1Raqfrf7f1auaA mud: f An 'assembly' line was kept going by administrators Sondra LaMor, Ray Sparks, and Jim Underwood. Hungry students and staff filled nearly every seat in the Student Union.

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Figaro distracts Dr. Bortolo while qetting o singing lesson from Don Basilio. afyfunrqumm Entertainment is a right move in anyone's game and there is enough entertainment, in so many different areas provided by Wesrork, you are assured of finding something you have never experienced, say opera for instance. The National Opera Company per- formed Psosslni's, The Barber of Se- ville in the Breedlove Auditorium on September SO to a capacity audi- ence, The opera, performed in Eng- lish, tells the srory of a lovestruck Spanish nobleman vying for the hand of an already spoken for beauty. The xo I tudents get new experience comedy that unsues joined with the outstanding performances of sopra- no, Jeanette Scovotti and tenor, James Atherton to pleased all in at- tendance. Students were impressed to soy the least with comments rang- ing from, This was my first opera, and it wasn't anything like I imagined it would to it was really kind of interesting. Chris Mitchell said, I found the storyline very close to some Shakespeare l've seen, but this only my third time actually seeing an opera. All problems are resolved as Rosino and the Count announce their marriage to a dumbfounded, ourfoxed Dr. Bartolo. V13