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

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The hills of campus provided students with a daily workout while walking to and from classes. As construction sprang up all over campus later in the year, students found the usual trek around The Hill littered with new obstacles. [Photo by University Relations] Featuring state-of-the art facilities, including multi-functional, fully- equipped auditoriums, Bell Engineering housed the College of Engineering and most of the college’s classes. Boasting some of the nation’s best engineering programs, such as chemical engineering, the college offered its graduates a competitive edge when job-hunting. [Photo by University Relations]

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STUDENT LIFE 6 ACADEMICS 48 ORGANIZATIONS 106 f SPORTS 128 LIVING GROUPS 206 Jana Mathews editor in chief Amy Ables associate editor copy editor Sarah Wingfield business manager Gerald Croson associate editor of photography Damon Armitage darkroom technician Angela Wilson sports editor Amy Delp living groups editor Amy Drake copy editor-fall semester Matt Helmer student editorial adviser Jennifer Cannon Blair Luper Meg H AYS staff writers Gayle Parker Ri £agan Snider Stacy Symonds Keith Lindley Zac Lehr Todd Takei Alena Kleczka Chris Murray Cecille Doan contributing writers Brandy O’Neill Shauna Ginger Robin Gray Jason Strange J.D. White staff photographers Susan Rinehart Stewart Cole Zac Lehr April Brown Jared Taylor Bill Cohea Walt Beazley Adrai White Natasha Lavelle Holli Bowk Rice Kevin Rabas Steve Crise Russell Cothren-University Relations Travis Doster-Md lv ag News To i Ewxkt-Democh n-G zette contributing photographers Barbara Price Davis student business manager Gary Lundgren student publications adviser The Arkansas Razorback, official yearbook of the University of Arkansas, is edited and published by students and is granted freedom of the press as guaranteed by the First and Fourteenth Amendments of the U. S. Constitution. Policies and procedures for publication of the Razorback are established by the Board of Publications and the editor in chief. The University recognizes that all student publications are guaranteed First Amendment freedom of expression and that the student editors have full editorial control of all content of each student publication. The views expressed herein are not those of the Razorback, the University, the Board of Trustees, the Board of Publications, nor all students, but of the student writer only. RAZORBACK Contents • 3

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Staying fit was a concern for many students, and joggers could be seen around campus at almost any time of day throughout the year. The College of Education also offered physical education and health classes to give students an outlet for aerobic exercise that was harder to skip than one’s own workout routine. [Photo by University Relations] The fall season in Fayetteville brought nature’s colors to their most vibrant peak. Making the most of campus’ natural surroundings, students were often found biking, hiking or just relaxing on crisp, sunny days. [Photo by University Relations] Opening • 5