Southern Arkansas University - Mulerider Yearbook (Magnolia, AR)

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,f QSM Dffxfi x., E F T Yilf1i'W'i', ,T'7OUf1 Vie i'f,i Hffwiltf 'S t uikxi 'VJ Fxlv Tre-eoi Bl UO si H3 f7.2.oocou,0 Kathy Braswell of Camden and Janet Arnett of Fordyce sell tickets and issue guest passes for an after-game dance. J v. an I As chilled but excited spectators look on, the Muleriders re place their offensive unit with the punting team. The back view of the gym offers a pretty sight unknown to most Southern State students.

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lndi idual Effort Yields Progress The friendly people and merchants of Magnolia welcome and honor the students of Southern State College. A free movie is iust one of the activities during Student Appreciation Week which is held annually at the first of each fall semester in Magnolia.

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'J Ft Q 3 A Ps. ?Mr 'A r nf 1- tl rl if H' ' I? P zlituwfivi 5' if M Enthusiastic freshmen show their spirit as the ieering upperclassmen watch from the stands in the first pep rally of the year. Personal Participation Promotes Overall Successful Achievements Extra-curricular activities require a certain amount of planning and, if they are to be profitable and Worthwhile, they must stimulate participation by everyone. The Physical Education Building provides facilities for a large number of these activities, espe- cially during the fall semester. Preparation and participation in the Thursday night pep rallies this year illustrated the importance of having individuals grouped together with a common interest. At the Saturday night football games vic- tory Went to the team whose players carried out their individual jobs more effectively. Deborah Anderson of Hot Springs and Gary Mayton of Taylor talk under Spirit trees on the SSC campus. l l