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

 - Class of 1974

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Engineering .194 Law Students .196 Administration... .200 Who ' s Who. 208 Beauties.222 Sports. 240 Publications. 278 Military. 294 Organizations ... .310 Features II: Sadie Hawkins.334 Motocross. 336 Lanny Van Eman.338 Portfolio:Mark Betts.340 Rangers .342 Streakers .344 Senate Bill 2 . 352 The Weather. 354 The Months.356 Women ' s Sports.364 Simon Bolligrew.366 Midsummer Night ' s Dream .368 Present Laughter.370 Man In The Moon Marigolds.372 Lute ' s Song .374 Schola Cantorum . 376 Uarkettes . 377 Ozark Folk Tales. 373 Little Faces Looking Up.380 Fine Arts . 382 Don Giovanni. 384 Portfolio: Jim Sutherland.386 Back To The Drawing Board .388 The Paper Pig . 390 Togetherness . 396 Free At Last . 398 Portfolio: John Partipilo .400 Black Awareness Week.402 Big Red . 404 Arlo Klosterman.406 Rugby. 410 Soccer. 411 Foreign Students. 412 Portfolio : Scott Mosley .414 Derby Day. 416 A Float Trip. 418 A.S.G. 420 Off-Campus.426 Dorms. 450 Greeks.480 Index .528 Credits .548

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Introduction.1 Features I: Campus Security .30 Women ' s Rush .34 Week One .36 Registration.38 Union Week .40 John Barnhill .42 Men ' s Rush.44 Thoughts.46 The Flower Man .48 Lifestyles Division Page.50 Grant and Dena.52 Fred and Linda .54 Manifesto.56 Getting Things Done .58 One Woman ' s View.60 Good Morning, People .62 Just A Few Years Ago.64 Fill Out This Form .66 Views.70 Profs .72 The Good Outdoors.82 It Happens At Night.84 Old Main.86 While You Were Here.88 Ah, Progress .90 Welcome To The Party .92 Mr. Professor.94 The Lettermen .96 Loggins and Messina .97 Doobie Brothers.98 Andrae Crouch .102 Zachary Beau .103 Sherman ' s Bar.104 Just Having Fun.110 Graffiti .112 The Art Gallery .114 Candids.116 Apartment Living .118 The Old Union.120 A Day In The Park.122 About Students .124 Portfolio: Art Meripol .126 A Day At The Library .128 A Bunch Of The Guys.130 The Vanity Of Young Men.132 Construction Work .134 Women In R.O.T.C.136 A Big Send-Off .138 Ahhh .140 Mullins: The Building Years .142 People.148 A 50 ' s Party .150 A Few Words .152 A Night At The Dorm .154 Hmmm .156 Finals Frolics.158 Seniors .160 Graduate Students.162 Arts and Sciences .166 Agriculture .176 Business Administration.180 Education .186



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Life around here is a zoo. (An uni¬ dentified student at registration.) Perhaps he is right. The University is a jungle with thousands of unique crea¬ tures. Some of them have hairy faces and bare feet. Some don bow ties and platform shoes. Others wear uniforms with Old Glory flags on the shoulder. Though each of us is unique, we face common problems which we solve using our individual capacities. We have all known the pressure of leaving home and security. We have all known the guilt of letting group demands conquer parent ' s wishes. We present a facade of certainity in times of pressures and fears. We have survived the transition of late adolescence to young adulthood. All this plus the urgency of the 1970 ' s and you have a breeding ground for neu¬ rosis. Never before have students had to make such critical decisions on such a vo¬ cal basis. Sleeping with your boyfriend was hushed; now it is not only accepted, but practically expected. A DWI would land you in jail; now dope is the status symbol. Women were to be seen and not heard; now if not heard loudly enough they are considered apathetic. Politics used to be your parents cursing taxes; now the Government affects every phase of your life. The War was something your father was proud of; you lived through Vietnam and let your feelings be known. Nothing is new under the sun—but everything is exposed under it through the courtesy of network communications. Today the col¬ lege student is relevant. He is heard, heed¬ ed, and feared. The freshman must exist on one long adrenaline high. He is forced to define his position in a new, exciting environment. The decisions he makes will determine the remainder of his college years. It ' s fright¬ ening, but most manage from the sheer novelty of their new surroundings. The sophomore must manufacture an aura of certainity. He has been there be¬ fore, so he can manipulate his way in the world. Teachers are considered mediocre, classes are to be cut and final exam week is for parties. The junior views life with an aloof bore¬ dom. At this point he still perhaps too young. Familiar faces and classrooms are no longer security, but the ultimate bore. The senior adds the word farce to hi vocabulary. In retrospect, the whole exH perience seems unworthy of the emotion spent. He is anxious to leave, but maybe not just yet. Will it be more education, on to business, marriage, or the soothing ef¬ fects of Walden Pond? College life can hardly be catalogued a a test of intelligence. It is primarily the skills of scheduling time, energy and ef¬ fort. It is a process of deferred gratification and self-discipline. We are on an agenda of money management, study time, lei¬ sure outlets and decision-making. But the college experiment is also a wel¬ comed retreat for a few years while we col¬ lect our thoughts. We can nurture our feelings, experiment with our emotions and culminate into an individual. This is the college experience or crisis. Someone once said, God will not look you over for medals, degrees or diplomas, but for scars. I wonder if he is an alum¬ nus. 6

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