University of Central Arkansas - Scroll Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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the-Bears pep rally which was sponsored by the Royal Hooters if 1 r is 'fxwf IH gg' T 'I , With hands clasped in friendship, the upperclassmen and 1 the freshmen are united in the Student Christian Associations Friendship Ceremony. The upperclassmen are represented by Richard Smith and the freshmen by Pat Carey. Lustily singing This Train place winners in the fall hootenanny. From left to right they are: Danny Cox, Iudy Tapp, Philip McLendon, Cheryl Taylor, and lim Selby. are the Vista Singers of Van Buren, first Bill Shimek, football tri-captain, beats out cr rhythm at a Back- lt. lit 1 -: . il ,- .Vg -l , 1,3-ii A Gleaming in tones of coral and yellow, the remodeled coffee bar now houses the vending machines. Before 1963 this area was used as the bookstore. ,Hn --Q. Il .If ggi-is P fr ! YV f yr: s . 1 ' , A - f 6 V-F r me ,.,, L. - ef'I ...le so t t -J ' ' M W-I ' S - s s ' ' ' 525,--sizmi-T i l Q. I , t 15 bfi L fi Q t - A E 'M' ' , M t. me du' 'gl-vl 1. J'fl, .s. 3 , L .' ' ,Y-tv? M 53 ri'-'Fi . 41' - U- , ., . . ie.-. -- y t H .I 3 1 Y ,I ,EE ' I ' K my Q gm-V-r.,w,,.,,. x.-7,...g,,.-v . , - Vyyy ee - t ,- ?.,.... ..... ...Y . , t f,fn'4.ps-n-...Q - ,.... ,,,, M J -W . ' -TJ A ,749.,':sw7!f1TwVi :mv .4 r K --Hesayifr-Ltsgjlir, s .... A. - - r..x..., .rs-,,1.,Js , , - -L'-se'-'ann T 71:25-5 S rf 4-M.-.-.- 3:4,5j1, .1 L .i V1-u r,-f ? t , it , iw N t N N x I 1- Mllw t1 l'i ,i,tV N rlltwxl nw '1lJtwl V-l:wf'llH,w ilgtllllw V V lit VY Y--N 3 11

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X . ft 1 X- V' it , 3 x V, 4 , ' '43 .ti ' ' X . ,ty 4 't ,. ,te ., I ' is - ' .Q in t Homecoming Queen Edna Spurlock holds the symbol of her reign as she is crowned by Barbara Conrad watches closely as Susan St. Iohn tastes her first hot dog at the Student Senate president, Larry Griffin. Freshman picnic Sfudmf ,Cifc Varied ,Ili A556 At the first band dance oi the year Emma Woodward and Iohnny Beard run through new steps they leamed during the Summef. Student life has many and varied faces on a college campus. ASTC is no ex- ception. This lighter side of a college edu- cation is as important in forming the per- sonality of the college student as is the academic side of life. Through social con- tacts made in the dorm, the student cen- ter, and through activities planned by the Student Senate. one becomes aware of people around him and soon learns to depend on those people for friendship, love, cooperation, and guidance. Everywhere you turn there is some sort of social activity going on. Much of the socializing on the ASTC campus is done in the Center over a friendly cup of coffee. The dorms are full of socializing students: there are always innumerable games of bridge, popcorn parties, or jam ,sessions in progress. Other forms of social entertainment include picnics, formal appearances by professional artists, plays, and contests. t t P

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Get that ball, cried one physical ed- ucation student as it bounced high in the air. Members of Coach LOWIYIS fourth period PE class stayed during the next hour for extra practice. 61115565 9611 ture Active Student Farficipafian Smiling as they begin har work are choruses in musical productions. B' I members of the modern dance class under the direction of Glen Irby. Students of this any ,4 4'-Q. 3 I it ,-gh, , i class appear as dance B'-'Q ' .kiilleium--'