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

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Watches thy soul from the mountains of God — Some think of a college student, a pagan unconcern for religion. But on a Sunday morning, whether cheered with the warmth of Spring, or the air chilled by the touch of Autumn or Winter, Fay¬ etteville finds its church pews and student centers well-filled with University stu¬ dents. A youth, filled with excitement and romance, but also possessing a belief. SOUL FROM Central Met ' nodist Church St. Paul ' s Episcopal Church First Baptist Church

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THE BROW OF THY BEAUTY Pure as the dawn on the brow of thy beauty — Fayetteville. Arkansas ... a source of many memories, some reward¬ ing, some a burden. Symbols of youth; a movement of time through the years. A remembrance of coffee and date call . . . classes and finals ... a pin or key . . . friends and the group . . . the socials and Gaebale. This is our sleepy, little college town, and Mt. Sequoyah, forever watchful.

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