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

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STUDENT LIFE ♦ A Xlu the homecoming pep rally Mark Bray, Anthony Cantrell and Jeremy Stone holler and scream during the living group competition. ♦ M. Roberts photo After incoming freshmen completed the transformation of dusty residence hall rooms and apartments into homes, the year began with a bang. ♦ Students said farewell to Barnhill Arena and watched with anticipation as the Bud Walton Arena rose from a large hole and became a major college athletic facility. ♦ Arkansas Gov. and former UA law professor Bill Clinton made his mark by not only coming back to visit the University, but also by winning the Nov. 3 presidential election and becoming the third-youngest president of the United States as well as the first from Arkansas. ♦ After making a grand impression on the campus through her efforts to raise school spirit as a Razorback cheerleader, junior Kim Polite was chosen homecoming queen. Even though the football game ended in defeat, a new mark was made since it was the team’s first year in the Southeastern Conference. ♦ From pep rallies and rock climbing to competing in the Miss UA pageant, students found ways to either fit into the crowd or stand out. 4 Student Life

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GROUPS SPORTS PEOPLE ♦ ♦ ♦ PAG E 138 PAG E 160 PAG E 200 Contents 3

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p racticing his guitar in front of the Union on a sunny day, freshman Brian Kisida enjoys the sunny Ozark autumn weather. Not only does Kisida play guitar, he also makes music as a disc jockey for KUAF, the campus radio station. ♦ B. Ebbrecht photo