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

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I WAS OVERWHELMED BY THE SPIRIT OF THE STUDENTS. IT FELT GOOD TO BE A PART OF SOMETHING SO EXCITING. -SUSIE PATTON SPIRIT - • - For many students at the University, Razorback spirit was a big part of student life on campus. Pep rallies provided a great way for students to express their school spirit. Freshmen were treated to an evening of cheers and chants at the Freshman Pep Rally held in the Chi Omega Greek Theatre during the first week of school. The rally was sponsored by University Programs and was designed to help new students become familiar with the cheers used at the foot¬ ball games. It was great being a part of so much enthusi¬ asm and excitement, freshman Ashley O ' Brien said. The Razorback Marching Band turned out in full colors, and the Spirit Hog roamed the stage and the bleachers rallying spirit in the crowd. Cries of woooooooo, pig sooey! split the air at regular intervals. Campus living groups assembled to show their support for the Hogs and each group participated in the spirit contest. The pep rally was a great introduction to the spirit of this campus. Being from Texas, I could not imagine a more spirited group of students, but the Arkansas students held their own, freshman Allison Marcell said. -Olivia Easterling 30 FRESHMAN PEP RALLY

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Sonny Glass served as Head Man Dancer in the 6th annual Razorback Powwow in November. Glass danced the traditional dances in full regalia. The Powwow was held in Barnhill Arena and about 1,500 peo¬ ple attended throughout the day. Photo by Susan Rinehart A dancer in full regalia participat¬ ed in the dance competition during the Razorback Powwow. The pow¬ wow involved representatives from more than 50 Native American tribes. Vendors also sold Native American crafts at the powwow. Photo by Susan Rinehart Candi Buck, Shelly Brooks, Kelli McCain and the other members of the Native American Students ' Association attended the Native American Powwow in Barnhill Arena. Kelli McCain was this year ' s Powwow Princess. Photo by Susan Rhinehart NATIVE AMERICAN POW WOW • 29

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Students showed their support for the Razorbacks with cheers and banners at the Freshman Pep Rally. The Pep Rally was held to get fresh¬ men involved in the Razorback spir¬ it and to teach them various cheers to use during Hog games. Photo by Walt Beazley Quarterback coach Joe Ferguson joined the Razorback mascot to rouse school spirit in the crowd at the Freshman Pep Rally. The annual fall event was held at the Chi Omega Greek Theatre and was sponsored by University Programs. Photo by Walt Beazley - . - Us H| 10US soror iti es anc fraternities pr s igns to show support for the 8 s at the Freshman Pep Rally first week of the fall and w e po m pon squad cm c h eer leaders roused the p, , wit h cheers and stunts. lhoto by Walt Beazley Th e Razorback pompon squad gathered at the Chi Omega Greek Theatre at the Freshman Pep Rally. They were joined by the Razorback mascot and the Razorback band as they practiced their cheers and roused the spirit of the crowd. Photo by Walt Beazley FRESHMAN PEP RALLY • 31