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

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f ' A ' ■ m 1 1 FOR AT The Tower A leisurely afternoon stroll across campus RKANSAS The Snow Covered Hills

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The Vol Walker Memorial Library • . . START WITH THE RUGGED BEAUTY OF A CAMPUS NESTLED IN THE OZARK HILLS A S the snow and bare lines of winter give way to the fresh greenness of spring, the towers of Old Main look down on a scene that is ever-changing and ever-lovely. Facing across Fayetteville to the hazy Boston Moun¬ tains, the campus combines traditional beauty with modern functionalism in a most agreeable manner. And to the students who slip and slide across its icy surface in January, or stroll in its shade in May, it is still what one Univer¬ sity board of trustees called it, 76 years ago, a campus surpassingly beautiful. THINGS TO LOOK Agriculture Building Greek Columns ifjnwi m -

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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