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

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Tri-Delta members cheer along with the rest of the student crowd at the first pep rally of the year. The cheerleaders run onto the field in Little Rock as the Marching Razorback band plays the fight song. Describing Arkansas Opening 5

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Describing Arkansas . . . If you had to describe the University of Arkansas in a few words, what would you say? Razorbacks! The Ozark Mountains, spirit, freedom to be yourself, air conditioned classes, the Hog Wild Band, road trips to Little Rock and Tulsa, Rush, keg parties, the B.A. terminal room, quarter beer night, cramming for finals . . . the list could be endless. We hope the next few pages represent some of your ideas about what Arkansas is. Students gather in front of the Arkansas Union during the early fall as the leaves and grass begin to lose their color. Razorback quarterback Brad Taylor looks deep for an open receiver in the Tulsa game. A r CJ A new Kappa Kappa Gamma pledge rushes into the waiting arms of a sorority sister. Opening 4

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Fall in Fayetteville was beautiful; the changing colors in the trees, the football games, Homecoming, flag football and mid-terms were the main activities of the average UA student. A new basketball ticket policy was instituted in October, as fans were instructed by the campus radio station KUAF as to lining up for seat pur- chases. Cliff ' s and the Brass Monkey were hotspots on weekends, as were the bars on Dickson Street on Friday afternoons. The International Students Club sponsors the annual Halloween Dance in the Union Ballroom. The Homecoming parade swings down Arkansas Avenue amidst the fall colors. 0 Members of Sigma Phi Epsilon and Zeta Tau Alpha assemble their prize-winning float for the Homecoming parade. Opening 6