12018-05-09T05:03:36-07:00Aimie Michelle Taylored479168abc68c3c3d17d073536c25327d7ad271302812plain2018-05-09T05:06:55-07:00Aimie Michelle Taylored479168abc68c3c3d17d073536c25327d7ad271The “face” of Arkansas State College’s Indians was created by Dr. Gary Dehls, a junior from Piggott at ASU in 1951, whose “Indian Joe” or “Jumpin’ Joe” icon was originally a comic election advertisement for the candidates of the Independent Student Association, according to an interview published in the Clay County Times-Democrat by Ryan Rogers (Wednesday, March 26, 2008). The popularity of the image led to its adoption as the mascot for the football team, and the brand image for Arkansas State team loyalty for fifty years.
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12018-05-09T05:03:02-07:00Aimie Michelle Taylored479168abc68c3c3d17d073536c25327d7ad271Jumpin' Joe Mascot3The Jumpin' Joe Mascot, waving a scalp and stone tomahawk.media/Jumpin Joe.jpgplain2018-05-09T09:18:06-07:0003/01/1951Image courtesy of the Arkansas State University Archives & Special Collections at the Dean B. Ellis Library, Jonesboro, AR.20180403151228+0000Aimie Michelle Taylored479168abc68c3c3d17d073536c25327d7ad271