University of Arkansas Little Rock - Trojan Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Only an art student can appreciate or under- stand the ways of an art department. Every art student falls into more or less one of these classes. The first class is the very serious student. He never misses a class. In fact he manages to stay late and do outside work. His paintings are always bet- ter and more interesting because he figures some way to insert clever and concealed details. Then we find the student who comes to class most of the time. His paintings are nice but lack that personal touch that comes about only with concentration. This student never fails to take his ten minute break. Last but not least we find the class cut-up. He always has a new joke or wants to tell about the drunken brawl he threw the night before. He gets to class fifteen minutes late, takes a twenty minute break and leaves early. This student does not un- derstand why he cannot paint as well as the serious painter or accept the fact that his grade is always lower. Art student Mrs. Turner, puts finishing touches on her plate knife painting. , ' m ?Yv,, f.5..,.r T Determined student pours water onto paper in an attempt to water down an ink drawing.

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Art Is Interestin i i Editor Al White relaxes after working on the TROJAN all morning, however, the art instructor, Mrs. Rogers, wishes he would take his tensions out in some way other than on canvas. We received a word of warning that Mary Nell Tompkins liked to remove her shoes while in the house, however, we failed to get the photographer in time. First? ,if Second? Thirdlll

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Dances And ther 'Would you believe Fall Pi Phi pledges are presented. The PiKA Roaring Twenties Party was different. Most members had a great time but we are still worried about some of the dates. Sigma Nus are among few dancers these days who get close to their partners.