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

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Headed for that ten o ' clock break ' +en - m ' nute rush between classes

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• • • • AS EIGHT O ' CLOCKS BECKON WATCH THE BUSTLING ACTIVITY IN PREPARATION FOR A BUSY DAY F OR early morning classes do come, even to the most Careful of schedule planners, and woe to the doubly unfortunate ones who must clambe to the third floor of Old Main to get knowledge. From sorority row and dorms stu¬ dents come, converging and crossing paths i in a confusing hustle— fe|ig lawyers with a rs with slide rul es, d frown, and chic coeds laden with books. There is usually time, thoug standin or ll v mid-morning break in the Union, in the coffee line and engaging in snatches of non-academic conversation before the ten-till belf heralc next class. a fran+ic dash to the Coffee with, please. Reluctant trek to an eight o ' clock Talking it over

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Homecoming Torchlight Parade—to encourage the Hogs on to Victory ENJOY THE COLOR AND PAGEANTRY WHICH MARK .Jar A? lliwffinffir j vr ‘ ‘ v WM L I ftK. t.. .V 1 (A and jfpec ighftal bon ar flbais£y ' ' mart s-rfhear6 are ; the things which compose big celebrations and pep rallies at the University. Two annual parades introduce the biggest of all campus celebrations. Throngs line the streets of Fayetteville every year to see the beginnings of Homecoming and Gaebale. The Razorback band is a big part of every school rally. It provides the musical spirit for the people as they celebrate. Romeo and Juliet invade GAEBALE ' s Varsity Show