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

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The purpose of all yearbooks is to present a permanent record of the events of the preceeding year. Little Rock University has seen many changes during the 1965-66 school year. The construction of the Fine Arts Building and the New Li- brary are standing examples of LRU's growth. The largest enrollment in its history was reached this year with a total of 3200 students. Even at this writing, plans are on the drawing board for a new science building. As editor of the 1966 TROIAN, I have had the unique experience of being historian for Little Rock University during its crucial period of growth. My staff and I have attempted to capture this period with pictures and the written word. My staff this year was a very cooperative and congenial group to work with. Throughout the year an editor can hear many excuses for not meeting a deadline or turning in copy, but as you read this, all differences of opinion have been resolved and all the staff is speaking to each other again. Jim Watts did double duty as Assistant Editor and Business Manager. Dorothy Claiborne was in charge of class sections. Bob Eubanks was Sports Section Editor and Miriam Kayser was Editor of the Faculty Division. Mary K. Fultz was Editor of the Greek Section and she along with Mary Nell Tomkins were secretaries to the TROJAN. This is your book and from all the staff and myself, we sincerely hope you will enjoy it as you read it today and the future years as you recall your sojoum at Little Rock University. Alvin Henderson VVhite Editor, 1966 TROIAN

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