Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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L IS R 1 Ti 3 IAN 1950 lN — pd to portray student u a ve endeavored to y sucb this your 1950 and to crf treaS . r1 lT te Kansas State CoUeg upon aS a ve a manner, that fox Y htfu l retrospe ar book ta nothmg more of he p m the P being this -1 PUVP ° S ; o and energy nav us ual P Countless umts of ptn Uous aea . „ presen t y ou haraSS t W50 Indian Staff, have st» one that We, the WW on youi 0° Col iege. wmr eserveap r ou students to our ever

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HE familiar figure at left with the slightly re- ceding hairline is a man to whom every student looks with a feeling of respect and fellowship; a man who enjoys that sincere admiration which only deeds can command. Through the years we have learned to admire him for his sterling qualities and two of these which have impressed us most are his loyalty and fidelity to the cause of education. To our friend and instructor, Leland W. Tex Plunkett, the Indian of 1950 is respectfuly dedicated.