Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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I M. Altman, MA Cit M. Back, MA Winnie Blll. MAlS M. E. Berryhill, MA Shiriey Birdsall, M515 Bob J. Gilliam. EdD I nan? Professor Assistant Professor Assisranl Librarian Professor libfdrlun Associate Professor 11ml Education Physncal Educohon Physical Education Psychology '7 Omar, MA Bob Knight, MA Ted Lloyd, MS Leonard Lewis, ND C. R. Montgomery, PhD Maude Montgomery, MA Hurry Olroe, EdD Professor Assisfum Professor lnstrucfor Professor Professor Assisrom Professor Professor 'ul Education Physrcal Education Physical Educmion Educomon Educcfion Educo'rion Physical Education 1? 'Mk. M1 Wayne Puckett, EdD Mariorie Ryan, BA Clarenu Sanders. BA E. G. Sewell, PhD W. K. Summi , PhD Murrey Wilson, MA meessor Associate Professor Instructor Director Professor Professor Assistant Professor Education Educahon Physical Educmion AudioAVisuul Services Education Psychology Educarion CATION AND RESEARCH h standards, wide back- uchieve certification 'i MAKrNC - . -. WORK bl e preparation of elementary and secondary AS ers is a major function of Harding College ; . -- : - - approximately sixty per cent of the recent .. ates have completed certification require- . ts, The undergraduate teacher education ' ,. ' ' +r m is NCATE-approved. Dr. Harry D. : I - serves as Chairman of the Education Divi- and also assists in directing the research m on a scientific evaluation of physical :x: levels. Dr. W. K. Summitt serves on the 7 . of the AEA Department of Higher Edu- . . .. and Dr. Edward G. Sewell is president of ' Arkansas Association for Student Teaching. '7 . Ted Lloyd and Mr. Ted Altman, both in ' 'cel education, are new members of the JACKIE Kwng. sludem rancher Hmdtdme expenences premb Irmmng xvhJF severrH others observe her uchons pnor ro lheu mm at reochmg. . . . .-!-' Beaumont Memorial Library contains more - 73,500 carefully-selected volumes. During past summer the library was made a deposi- - for selected government documents.

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'qu 1 Q. 1- - PK .. '95,! mm HARDFNG'S Buhle deprirlmenf chairman. Joe Hacker, ll James R. Allen, M!!! Assismnr Professor Bible James D. Bales, PhD Professor Christian Doctrine Leslie Burka, MA Professor Greek and Hebrew William J1 Hacker, MRE Assrslunt Professor RellgIOUS EdUCOlIOn Earl Canard Hays, 80 Associate Professor Bible and Church Husrory Robert Helsfen, MA Assistant Professor Bible John Rober' McKay, MA Asslsrom Professor Bible Nuale Thomas Pryor, ThM Assistant Professor Bible Andy 1'. Ritchie, MA Assnsfunr Prefessor Bible Jack Wood Sears, PhD Professor Blble BIBLE Hearts, minds of students influenced by words, actions The Bible. the hub around which the college revolves is ably taught to all students by a dedi- cated faculty. VVnrk is administnred in the Biblical, doctrinal. historical, and practical areas, but the impact of this department does not end in the classrnum. Bible majors and others stu- dents likewise benefit from 1110 Thanksgiving lectureship. an inspirational and instructional weekly Mnnday night mooting. numerous special interest meetings, and four annual semi- nars featuringr outstanding ministers from throughout the brotherhood. Tho Timothy Club offers practical advice from ministers. elders, and church workers each week to Bible majors. The depariment has made a special effort this year to work through various organizations, in- cluding the Student Association. to foster a keener interest in the Bible and in religious activities among; all Harding's students. W. Joe Hacker. department Chairman. is currently on leave of absence completing a doctorate in religious education at Snulhwnstern Baptist Seminary in Ft. Worth. SEARCHING for lrulhs Ihcn Hordmg College and lhe world was huwlt on, Bill Show! seeks to lmQFDVE his knawledge of Bible fruth. receives lhe Christian Educator award from Jum Blll Mclnteer of the Twenliuih Century Cllriaiicn. I Q,

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HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS Basic appreciation for life found in humanities and arts Primary objectives of the academic program at Harding College arc to help students develop the ability to communicate their ideas effectively and to acquaint students with the great art. literature and music that is the heritage of twentieth century man. Formal academic work in this area is supported in an outstanding way through CO-Ctlrricular activities in dramatics, forensics. student publicationsa band. a cappelle and special interests groups. National recogni- tion has been achieved in these activities for the superior quality of student performance. Dr. James L. Atteberry is serving as Chairman of the Humanities Division and Professor Eliza- beth Mason is Chairman of the Fine Arts Divi- sion. In August. 1964, Dr. Kenneth Davis com- pleted all requirements for the PhD. degree in music at the University of Indiana. Mr. Earl Wilcox returned in July from a twovyear leave of absence at Vanderbilt University where he com- pleted all requirements for the PhD. degree in American literature except for the dissertation. Mr. Doyle Ward is on leave of absence this year working toward the PhD. degree in speech at the University of Missouri. Mr. Ben Holland was on leave during the fall semester writing an M.A. thesis in drama for the University of Smithern California. New teachers this year are Robert Privitt in art, Sandra Williams in English and Van Alessandro in speech. Von B. Alessandro, MEd instructor Speech Jnmus L. Anebc-rry. PhD Professor English George BuggeH, MA Assistant Professor Muswc Venilu Bridger, MAT Instructor Enghsh Neil B. Cope, MSJ Professm Journalism Kenneth Davis, MA Assistant Professor MU$IC Grover Goyna, MA Assistant Professor English Ben J. Holland, MA ASSISTUnf Professor Speech iii 0911 ' ,1 4'11 TESTING Iwhmml equipment for Harding 5 new radio station KHBC, Bull Oliver works under the dHECiIOn of speech department head, Evan Ulrey.