Southern Arkansas University - Mulerider Yearbook (Magnolia, AR)

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WN 1416 Z1 rig-1' ef, J , IV N2-5190 I N X S S N Sixteen '-, FACULTY TO CHAS. A. OVERSTREET Honesty, his outstanding virtue, high princi- ple the rule of his life, aggressiveness his greatest practical assetfl These qualities combined with remarkable tactfulness and an ever present sense of justice make him the man of rare leadership that A he has proved himself to be. Dishonesty, in all who deal with him, quails before the powerful light of his discriminating mind. His enforcement of right principles is tinctured by no maudlin senti- mentality, but by the example of his life. He is making a clean light for the betterment of educa- tional opportunities for Arkansas boys and girls. This humble tribute, we, the students of the A. Sz M. College, of Magnolia, Arkansas, gladly give, and are united in saying, More power to him. K U 51? alma S 5 N 5 N E S N ws Cb F--I x9 IXJ U' S FD 5 CD 4 g5..s'!AQg- 1: Feiss ' if v l, Qf. l le X 4 f f 43 5 S Q e iv AGGIE s ,lI,7,lIJjIW ,,g,g

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