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

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As cars packed with blankets and blouses, CDs and curling irons, rollerblades and Ramen noodles filled the dormant summer streets of Fayetteville, a new year crept its way to The Hill. Tradition reigned as fans packed Razorback stadiums and arenas to watch their beloved Hogs weather tough SEC seasons. And students banded together in celebration of their religions, in politics to help elect state and national leaders and in playtime t o revive an eventful part of University history. And the Razorback turned a century old, celebrating this year ' s trials and triumphs while remembering those of the past. Informal recreation, such as this fall game of football on the Old Main Lawn, gave students an opportunity to take a break from classes. Many students also participated in organized intramural events. [Photo by Walt Beazley] After 12 years at the helm of the University ' s main campus. Dr. Daniel E. Ferritor resigned from his post as chancellor, citing plans to return to the classroom full time. In August, Ferritor welcomed students back to campus during a brief speech in front of Old Main. The address was part of this year ' s Academic Convocation. [Photo by Russell Cothren] 2

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university of arkansas enrollment: 14,450 student publications 119 kimpel hall fayetteville, ar 72701 501.575.3406 [phone] 501.575.3306 [fax] yearbook@comp.uark.edu [e-mail] www.uark.edu yearinfo [web site] VOLUME 100 © 1997

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The grassy knolls between Mullins Library and the Arkansas Union provided students with cozy spots to study, sleep or practice their talents. These students share their music with passers-by. [Photo by Russell Cothren] Spring weather sparked the urge to move outdoors in many students. Since the popular Greek Theater was often filled with revelers in the sun, this student opted for a more quiet spot — the steps of the Graduate Education building. [Photo by Russell Cothren] 3