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

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STUDENTS 120 Seniors 122 On May 11, 1991, 3,000 seniors graduated during the 1991 Commencement. Razorback Beauties Escorts 133 Twelve students were named Razorback Beauties and Escorts by the 1964 Miss Arkansas and Miss America Donna Axum Whitworth. Who’s Who 146 Thirty-four students were selected to the 1991 edition of Who’s Who as national outstanding campus leaders. Undergraduates 168 The 7,600 undergraduate students made up the largest part of the University’s population. Graduates 198 The School of Law and the Graduate School offered about 1,997 students professional and graduate degrees. Nurses 200 Fifty-three nursing students were working toward their associate degree in nursing. ORGANIZATIONS 202 Alpha Delta Pi 210 With several of the member’s brothers, dads and boyfriends in the Persian Gulf War, Alpha Delta Pi made Saudi Arabian care packages. Sigma Chi 228 After a full-contact football game with Sigma Nu, Sigma Chi donated $17,000 to the United Way. The proceeds were raised from their annual Sigma Chi Charity Bowl. The Arkansas Traveler 242 After editors gave the student newspaper a new face lift, it earned an ACP All-American for the first time. ADS INDEX 246 Picture Yourself 248 During University Diversity Day, students stopped by the yearbook booth and showed off. Persian Gulf Protest • SAGE members • 22 PRODUCED BY THE STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS Editor: DOUGLAS E. SCOTT Managing Editor: RHONDA OVERBEY Adviser: GARY LUNDGREN Promotions Editor: DEBRA BASKIN Copy Editor: LAURA MAYHEW Associate Editor: ROBYN LUTTRELL Photo Editors: MICKI MARSHALL CINDY PARKS COLOPHON NEW IMPROVED: A NEW production system allowed the staff to eliminate paste-up and IMPROVED the clarity of the type throughout the hook. Spreads were submitted to the printer on disks for output to printing negatives on an Imagesetter typesetting machine. CLEAN SIMPLE: Tiredofthe graphic clutter dominating yearbooks today, the staff studied magazines in an attempt to provide CLEAN, yet stylish spreads. SIMPLE graphics, with the emphasis on typography and logos, were used. RANT RAVE: At conferences from Little Rock to New York, we heard the speakers (our adviser included) RANT on and on with the same, tired yearbook rules. They told us we needed a theme on the cover — ours appears on the back endsheet and cover. They told us we needed copy on every spread — our sports section utilizes detailed sec¬ ondary headlines and captions. They told us to place the contents listing on the front endsheets — ours appears in¬ side the book and uses a magazine-influ¬ enced design. We realize some judges might not approve of these little devia¬ tions, but it is worth the risk to try something different. The ’90 Razorback earned RAVE reviews and for the second consecutive year, received both the CSPA Gold Crown and NSPA ACP Pacemaker. DOLLARS CENTS: The staff delivered the 1991 edition on time and within budget. The Delmar Company of Charlotte, N.C. printed the 94th volume and Sudlow Studios of Danville, Ill. shot the portraits. Our operating budget was 60,000 DOLLARS and 28 CENTS (give or take a few). Contents 3

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CAMPUS LIFE Students stayed busy all year with school, cheering for the Hogs and extracurricu¬ lar activities. (Left) Hog wild fans attended the Homecoming game w,th painted faces, hog noses and hats and Kazorback shirts to 4q tC t h L he H °£ s lose 44- The enl ej ? (To •he end of school means packing the car and heading home for summer. Jennifer Patterson hands Barbie rederich more shoes to pu «nto the back seat. J - BAILEY C. PARKS PHOTOS From the moment 14,600 students first arrived on the Fayetteville campus, until they departed in May, studying was just a small part of their busy lives. Football fans, 44,430 of them to be exact, watched the Hogs fall to Texas Tech, 49-44, during Homecoming. Desert Storm overshadowed life on cam¬ pus as students worried about friends and family fighting in the Persian Gulf war. Country star Randy Travis gave st uden ts and townspeople a foot stompin’ good time during his Barnhill Arena concert in Februrary ... s gave students £