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

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The Coffee Club held regular meetings in the Union. During free periods the engineers met on the steps of the Engine Building and played with their slide rules.

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Carol Lynn Lackey decided to beat the line in purchas¬ ing her school supplies. the beginning of the struggle It was difficult at first, after three months of no eight o ' clocks and nights spent at the movies in¬ stead of the library, but the classes and books and nights of study gradually became familiar again. Even so, it took several days and numerous trips to the bookstore to acquire even the minimum amount of the lab manuals, the texts, the theme paper, the economic outline maps, and other ridiculous para- phanalia that professors believe to be so absolutely necessary for their courses. John Rockwell tried to accustom himself to the library. Martha Mann made good use of the Holcombe study hours.

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A large crowd of sfuden+s saw the Tulsa game and first Razorback victory of the season. The team received a noisy welcome home after the TCU game. Maybe every university has a season that seems impossible upon reflection . . . team that surpasses all pre-season expectations, beautiful, mild Satur¬ day afternoons, and a spirit that builds into a frenzy by weekends. It seemed only natural to live from Saturday to Saturday, and no one could quite un¬ derstand the professors who were worried about a recession and risks and risk bearing and the things professors always worry about. Coach Wyatt ge s a quick word with the spotter. 20