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

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Sometimes it ' s easier to just rest instead of being bothered by studies and activities. Every kind of party is given during the year and many unusual costumes are seen at some. Graduation — The eventual goal of all University students wtikM i(i jsl » r .. i I .rrtff

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A Razorback tackier lunges for the Texas passer as a winning Home¬ coming float rests in the background. English 103 —A class that all must take to begin their college career. The north reserve room of the library — the home of most of the reference books which are required reading. Hours and hours of classes and many more hours of study occupy a large portion of the University student ' s time while he goes about his main business while at school — obtaining an educa¬ tion, but after classes there are many other things to do that, besides being fun, teach those who participate much about living and working with others. The athletics, the activities, the clubs he joins, and his living place all play a big part in the life of a student.

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m Student artists learn painting in the million dollar Fine Arts Center. A batch of pancakes is cooked up by Home Ec majors. Business freshmen listen to four weeks grades being read. Engineers learn about gas and fuel analysis through use of laboratory equipment. t ,