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

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M iiiP ' 5SS“3Kr-- ' = — FINE ARTS CENTER, known nationwide for its attractive, func¬ tional architecture, was designed by UA graduate Edward Slone. 11

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AGRICULTURE BUILDING, sporting ancient balistraria, is me¬ dieval contribution to the array of old and new architecture on campus, serves as the home for University ' s varied agri program. HALL OF ENGINEERING, headquarters for steam labs and slide rul6s, is shrouded by heavy branches on corner of campus. 300 acres at a glance The campus has many moods: sometimes bustling, often serene, sometimes depressing with the damp and chill of a winter morning. When it was still Arkansas Industrial University four stage coaches a day and an enrollment of eight characterized the budding personality of the “Big U”. Now, 85 years later, the University is a sprawling 300-acre giant of education, but with a heart that makes the outbound student feel that he’s really not going home, but leaving home. 10

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RAIN, a frequent, ill-mannered visitor in Fayetteville, turns the Arts Center patio into a near-lake . . . and continues to fall. GUARDED fraternity mand an by maples and flanked by a row of houses, the new men ' s dorms corn- inspiring view of Razorback stadium. 12