Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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Mildred L Bell, PhD Professor Horne Econochs Roberl T. Clark, PhD Prcfrssor Bwologiml Scnence Don England, PhD Assistant Professor Chemistry Don Horsmun. BS Resecnch Assocmle Chemisfrv W. Norman Hughes, PhD Assozime Professor Bwologiccd Science Maurice L. Lawson, MS Assismm Professor Physics Bill W. Oldhum, MS A5515ftml Professor Mathemnhcs Dean B. Priest M5 Ass sv:mr Paofesscr MCIIHPHIUIICS Joseph E. Pryor, PhD Professor Physical StiPnCE lvene H Puckett, MS Assismm PlofOSSOr Home Emnomics William Fay Rushion, MA Asswsmnr Professor onlugnrd Sciemcc Jack Wood Sears, PhD Professor Bimoqmnl SCIence Robert M. Smiih, MS Assxstum Professor Chemistry W4 CIark Stevens, PhD Professor Biologmul Smence June Clarion Tulberf. MS Assnsmnt Professcr Home Economics Elaine Thompson, MA Assistant Prokssor Home Economics Suanne Smith Walker, MS Insfrucmr Home Economlcs William Wallace, MA Instructor Mmhemmfcs William D. Williams, PHD Professor Chemistry Precise wurL is often required 05 home economxcs girls as Can be seen in Ier nctwmes of Betrye Wakefield m home meshings. NATURAL SCIENCE J k - am 5 1 , 94 Courses aid students in understanding universe 'Workinp, closely together in the Division of Natural Science arc the Departments of Biological Science, Home Economics, Mathematics. and Physical Science. The research program in life sciences under the direction of Dr. R. T. Clark. 30 Vice-President in Charge of Research, facilitates the academic work of the division. Highlight of the year was the beginning of construction on the new Science Building which will provide excellent Class-ronm and laboratory facilities;

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HUMANITIES Humanities professors guide minds to cultural refinement The humanities and fine arts are given strong emphasis in the general education program of Harding College so that students can develop an understanding of their cultural heritage and an appreciation of great literature. art, music. and drama. Strong majors are offered in each area for those who are interested in graduate study or in high school teaching. The Departments of Art, English1 IVIusic1 and Speech comprise this division and the chairman of the respective departments are Mrs. Perry Mason, Dr. James L. Atteberry, Dr. Erle T. Moore, and Dr. Evan Ulrey. New faculty members are Odis Clay- ton in speech and drama, Tom Watson in art, Ralph Stephens in English, and Vernal Richardson in violin. Mr. Richardson served as concertmaster and assistant director of the Little Rock Symphony. Earl Wilcox completed his doctoral dissertation in English during the year, -- 93! education moior Karen Donley practices carving a plosier -- she fearns one o? The many techniques caughr in on education Sim . MM Ralph Stevens, MA Evan Ulray, PhD R. W, Walker, PhD K. W. Davis, PhD Pearl Lalhum, MA E. 3. Mason, MA mm! Professor Assnsmn! Professor Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Professor Music English Speech Speech Music English Ar! hf Moon. ED. Mona Moore. BA C. A. Pittman, MA I. H. Privin. MA V. Richardson, MM Tom Watson, MA ED Wilcox, PHD 9. L. Williams. MA IMHO! Instructor Assssmnl Ptoiessur Instructor Assistant Professor Instructor Associate Professor lnsnuctor Music English Art Music Art English English Music

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1' I. Andlnon, MA Jerome M. Barnes. MAT Billy Cox, MBA, CPA, IDA .. Innrucror lnslwcror Assistant Professor ; 111ml Science Somal Science Business Admimsrrclion Quidrkk. EdD. CPA Geneva Lawyer. BA Raymond Muncy, MA Professor Insfructor Assisfom Professor Accounting Secremri01 Science stmry E. Pryou. MA Dallas Rubens. MA Jo: T. Segruves. MA are Professor Assxslom Professor Assmtum Professor Emeritus Pol-hcal Scsence History Geography .7. Wm MM Ermul Tuck . M5 Billy Verkler, MS - - lProfessor Assistant Professor Associate Professor m- omits Business Education Sociology Charles Walker, M5 Instructor Buslness Admwnisrration 7,1-- ing 10 import knowledge we students in the business department, Tucker spends many hours working with secrefory Sherry Woir. SOCIAL SCIENCE Social Sciences build strong foundations in American ideas Integrating the wurk of the variuus fields inf cluded in the Division M Sncial Sricncc is the American Studies Program diroclr'd by Billy Ray Cox. Bi-WOekIy seminars and a wnok-Inng study trip each semesier pruvido sludcnls wilh a basic understanding; of tho cmnnmir. business. political. and industrial lifn of tho Unilml Slalvx Dr. James A. IIedrick. Prufvssnr 0f Accmnning. is arting as chairman Hf llm divisinn and also 01 1110 Department of Business and Ecnnmnics while Dr. Roy VVellbnrnn is; nu 100w- this ymr serving as president of Sioux Empire College in Iowa. Raymond Nluucy was pmnmtvd to Chairman of the Department of History and Social Science when Dr. Clifton L. Ganus., .Irq was uppnintcd president of the college. Charles VVaIkor. who has a graduate emphasis in marketing. jninod 11w Harding faculty in Soptombor. Mr. Cox and Jerry Starr math 3 Imam 01' business majors who participato in tho Exm'ulivo Games Sponsored by Nlichigan Stale Univm'sity. In the Spring of 1065 the 103m nwvivmi smmnd place in national competition. il- hzj 47