Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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Foreword We beg of you to look upon the whole span of college life as but a single year in the passing of time. The Old Year of High School days is dead and gone. The Freshman starts into his new life with the freshness of Spring with all its glamour and newness. Then the Sophomore settles down to the task of college in somewhat the monotonous manner of a summers day. The Junior awakens to the fact that he should really derive some- thing from college and seeks to reap the harvest of his whole school life in his final two years. With the Senior the task is complete, sweetest memories are in the past; memories that this volume of the Yearling hopes to recall in days to come.

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Dedication To Harry E. Eldridge, under whose capable leadership our National Guard unit maintains its highest proficiency, under whose assistance our Engineering Department upholds its stand- ards, and under whose supervision our records are safely preserved — to the hardest working man on the campus this volume of the nineteen hunded thirty-two Yearling is dedicated.

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Tho ©rdor of Books COLLEGE SPRING SUMMER AUTUMN WINTER THE BRICKLING