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

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The Razorback Marching 100 and the card sec¬ tion get together for a colorful halftime show. A well rounded person develops many interests outside his life ' s work. There is ample opportunity for those who attend the University to work and play at many activities. His hall, fraternity, or sorority is frequently preparing for a party or building a float or house decoration. Student government and publications provide experience in meeting people for many while many others extend their circle of friends over a cup of coffee in the Student Union. The Student Union is always the favorite place to meet your friends and just kill time.

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Future lawyers study in the new library at Waterman Hall A student at Arkansas has a wide choice of subjects which he can study •n preparation for future work. The eight colleges which make up the University are well equipped to pro- -“ e training for many jobs. The best instructors in Arkansas teach the courses. The school is known through¬ out the state and the nation for its fine training, and many graduates find work with prominent national companies. A future teacher learns to work with children in a practice teaching class.

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The University Mixed Chorus and the University Symphony combined talents to present Elijah. The plays provided by the Drama Department entertain the University community. Sara Steele reads a resolution to the Student Senate. SAEs and dates busily prepare for the spring formal | | Wi j . ‘ 4 1