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

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o . GO BIG RED. Razorback fans by the thousands invaded Dallas for the Cotton BowL Fans came equipped with every piece of Hog paraphernalia they could find. Angela Phillips, with her Arkansas cowboy hat, shows she is a real Razorback fan. R. ROBINSON PHOTO Studej f Life Divider

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[ THE FIELD. Homecoming Maid Bernadette Barry is escorted onto the football field during the halftime performance. M. HORTON PHOTO HEADS TURNED as pounding echoed from inside Old Main as the landmark campus building received a $11.3 million renovation. Heads turned when the lights came on in Razorback Stadium. A national ESPN television audience watched as Arkansas claimed a 19-10 Homecoming victory over Baylor in the first evening game played in the stadium. Heads turned as crazed Razorback fans in¬ vaded Dallas for the Cotton Bowl and Denver for the Final Four. Arkansas failed to earn either a Cotton Bowl victory or the NCAA Champion¬ ship, but fans enjoyed a banner sports year. Turn the page for all the details. We ' re Turning Some Heads The biggest benefit in being crowned Miss University of Arkansas is the full year scholarship. It is also an honor to represent the University at the Miss Arkansas Pageant I would like to thank God for giving me the opportunity to compete in the pageant iTIE FISH Miss U of CONTENTS Old Main.6 Final Four.10 Hmm .20 Homecoming.24 Miss U of A.26 Concerts.30 Beauties Escorts.34 STUDENT LIFE —TTT- ENtTiFE DIVIDER • -• ; •. • ’ :

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SAVING OLD MAIN •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••A Baldwin Shell Construction Com- pany of Little Rock earned the bid to renovate Old Main. After the resto ration is completed, the building will include air conditioning, elevators and 100,000 more square feet. D. ALLEN PHOTO ANOTHER BRICK Benton McClellond and Ray White house attempt to patch up deterio rated walls by laying new bricks in Old Main. Out of the three bids received by the University, Baldwin Shell Construction Co. submit ted a low bid of $9,848,952 to re store Old Main. Most of the changes will occur in the interior of Old Main, with only minor changes planned for the exterior. D. ALLEN PHOTO GATE CRASHING During the gate crashing during the summer, Chancellor Dan Ferritor speaks to a croud of approximately 500. “The ‘hated fence was a bar rier that had to be scaled in order to succeed, and that was what the University was doing.” The eight foot fence blocked students from Old Main for eight years. D. ALLEN PHOTO Student Life