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

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CHEERING. Carole Kelly clenches her fists and yells for the football team during the Mobil Cotton Bowl. The Hog ' s first trip to Dallas since 1976, ended in disappoint¬ ment. (Jim Bailey photo) STORY VICTORY. Home¬ coming was the hottest ticket in town as the crowd cheered the Hogs to a 25- 20 win over A M. A FIRST TIME FOR EVERYTHING. Razorback Es¬ corts were se¬ lected for the first time to coincide with Beauties. - TRADITION. Since 1876 more than 90,000 names have extended from Old Main producing miles of sidewalks.

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pirited fans cheer for Coach Nolan Richardson ' s Southwest Conference championship basketball team. The young, but tal¬ ented team brought excite¬ ment back to Barnhill. H ot summer months promoted summer fun as students enjoyed the cool water in the Union Plaza foun¬ tain. OPENING Theme 3

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THE FLIP SIDE OF THE STORY ▼ Razorback supporters were disappointed as UCLA defeated the Razorbacks 3- 17 in the Cotton Bowl. A strong Bruin defense only allowed the Hogs to travel 42-yards in active play. ONE SIDE OF THE STORY ▼ More than 35,000 Ar¬ kansans invaded Dall as to see the Hogs take on UCLA in the Mobil Cotton Bowl. Enthusiastic fans created a sea of red and white in the Dallas stadium. ▼ Two parking lots were expanded and renovated to allow more spaces for stu¬ dent parking. A joint ven¬ ture with Fayetteville for a city bus system was dis¬ cussed as a solution to parking problems. ▼ Whether shopping for those perfect clothing items or playing with one ' s pet, students found the best ways to take a timeout. Skipping class was always a solution for those de¬ manding more time or wanting to get a few extra minutes of sleep. ▼ The search was on as students played the park¬ ing game to get a space close to class instead of riding the transit bus. The new lots filled as early as 7 a.m. weekdays. ▼ Spare time was a luxury that many students were not afforded. With jobs, classes and school activ- ites, students found that when time was available, sleeping or a stress reduc¬ ing activities like exercise or hanging out at a night club became the ticket to a good time.