Southern Arkansas University - Mulerider Yearbook (Magnolia, AR)

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Bussey Hall, women's dormitory, is frequently visited by the men of the campus in hopes of finding a true love. Exhibiting one of the modes of dress characteristic of today's youth, is Ken Gyuricz of Somerset, NJ., better known as Diver. 1 Gil Johnson of Magnolia sports the lvy League look on campus, In his natural attire, Tommy Head of EI Dorado ponders peacefully through one of his favorite volumes in the library. Sivan:-ff

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These are times that try men's souls, nerves and patience, as freshman Shirley Cogar of Magnolia is finding out at registration. Variety, exhibited in numerous ways, is also of chief hnportance to the overaH success of the coHege. Keeping up with the changing times demands variety in the courses offered as well as in the activities and organizations which are sponsored and recognized by the college. Variety is expressed primarily by the individual. Personal taste accounts for the different styles of dress worn by students While at Work or in moments of leisure. Diverse interests build and benefit organi- zation memberships. When these individual varieties of ideas and ideals are consolidated on the campus, the result is often a building and strengthening of both the person and the college. Students Express Beneficial Variety Student nurses Marie Traylor of Smackover and Susan Arivett laughing students look at the aftermath of a shaving cream fight. of Kirby attend a patient in Magnolia hospital. .1 .Q 1' -' - xt' ' ff: ' a i , W Msn , 33 w? X - , 1 1. r t E ' - T . ,' llij. ff X. 0 h A t l ' X is at 1 . l 'C t- l l . it r' l A V 1 ' I - rv I' 1... 0 f . - Z g as 1 if-s .X Z f A if Age 5f.pEs.., , , f , f 7? Q.9QC-is 'Se 'I 'N ' L- . ' '- 5 xx- -J .in ,lx X 'rzl l tt' 4 t

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