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Michael Johnson’s Personal Materials

Michael O Johnson Class of 1990

Display of personal U of A objects, including a wooden plaque featuring "Arkansas Razorbacks" with a hog illustration in the middle and with a UA hat hanging from it, a red and white 1994 UA National Champions commemorative license plate, two clear glass Coca-Cola UA commemorative bottles, and two photo prints featuring a brown floor tile with "Delta Upsilon Arkansas Chapter" on it and other surrounding named tiles and another photo of a person in a yellow sweater holding a commemorative plaque.
October 15, 1985 U of A versus Texas pregame. A large stadium crowded with people in red and white and red and orange clothing. Many band members are congregating on the field in a performance.

Oct 15 1985 UofA vs Texas pregame

A brown floor tile with "Delta Upsilon Arkansas Chapter" on it and other surrounding named tiles.

DU Donation Tile in Old Main

Former site of the Wesley Foundation Chapel shown on a snowy November 1985 day with a steepled front entrance facing the camera and two buildings and a street in the background.

Former site of the Wesley Foundation Chapel on Maple St. Nov 1985

Delta Upsilon 1989 Greek Week outdoors on a sunny day with large crowd of people standing around talking with each other informally.

Delta Upsilon members Greek Week 1989

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I have 2 bottles of Coke and a license plate commemorating the 1994 NCAA basketball championships. I also have a photo of me holding the ’90 Hogs Final Four Trophy. My Delta Upsilon fraternity brother Matthew Zimmerman was a student manager of the team and went on to be an assistant coach under Coach Anderson. I may not have a photo of my name on the senior walk in front of Old Main, but I do have a picture of DU’s tile for donating to Old Main’s renovation. Other pictures are from my freshman year in 1985 when I lived at the house on the former Wesley Foundation location on W Maple St. across from the KKG house, my first Razorbacks football game & Greek Week 1989.