University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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AS A NEW ERA HE new era at the University meant many things, lt meant the eventful inauguration of President Iones and his shaping of our academic future and the com- munity idea at the University. It meant the new athletic program di- rected by Iohn Barnhill and the bowl-bound football teams which have made the Razorbacks feared all over the Southwest. The new

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HE music was sweet and the dialogue was classic as Bitsy and William Shakespeare combined talents to lit the motif of the new words and music pattern at the University of Arkansas. Such was the diversified fare offered to all of us during the departed year. The year was replete with entertainment from the fresh- man orientation dance through the student production of State of the Union and right down to the last note of the Gaebale hop. w L? y

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SlNAUGU era meant the largest student body in the history of the University. Students from many states and for- eign nations now attend our school. Coeds sported the new look and this fashion inaugural gave the campus a Changed appearance. Another new development was the presence of proud parents wheeling their baby Carriages past the beaming towers of Old Main. v ,ir , iv Q iff if ' Ka i 4