Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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OBSERVING the first landscaping around the newly completed merfs dormMr. Tucker com- plefes another personaW goal and another muior building proiecf for Harding studenis. WATCHING his oldest son Steven play football, enioying 0 fun moment, and relaxing in his favorite overalls, Mr Tucker is a friendly, familiar sight or Galaxy ball games. 3 z: 9 LDTI' TUCKER, BA VICE-PRESIDENT Mr. Tucker heads $350,000 Searcy drive for Harding LOTT R. TUCKER. JR. Harding's Vicc-Prcsidum fur l 'inance. was pre- scnlcd the Citizen of the Year Award by Uh: Scurcy Civirun Club for dis- tinguished scrx ice and outstanding busi- ness and Civic leadership. He served :13 head of a successful drive in Searcy lu misc 53501100 for the college. prov- ing himself worthy uf such an award. 0n campus. he hccumc involved in everything related to the financial npcrulinn nl' Harding and specifically conccrncd himsull' with the construc- tinn of thc new slmlcnl center. He alsn served as chairman of the Industrial Cnmmitlcc for Ihc Scarcy Chamber of f'ummcrcu. 17

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WCE-PRESIDENT Vice-President named among top young educators BILLY RAY COX Hardings ex- ecutive Vicc-Prcsidcnt. was namad among the Outstanding Young Edu- cators uf Amcricu fur his continued service In the school and community. He traveled In Chicago and Dallas with the American Stmlics group in the fall and was asked 10 spunk at a spacial management seminar al the University of Wiansin 'm the spring scmester. Hc conducted scvcral such seminars for the Uniwrsily of Arkansas and worked with Chairman Wilbur D. Mills on u speciai tux reform act He also puniuipuicd in :1 special panel on cdu- mlinn in Wushinglun. D. C. A pupulur speaker. he was much in demand for banquets and he spoke at the Oklahoma Christian College lec- lurcship. He was invited to become a member of 'Ilnmnmslcrs. a nationally fumnus' organization for men interested in public spanking. POPULAR us a public speaker, Mr. Cox is 0 favorite at 1he pre-schooL conference. SHARING Ihe floor th his daughter Kim, Mr. Cox relaxes m 0 Senior class picnic. 16 BILUr RAY COX. MBA, CPA. TM

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DEAN OF THE COLLEGE Dr. Pryor awarded new honor by 20th Century Christian DR. JOSEPH E. PRYOR received the Christian Educator of the Year award for 1971 presented by 20th Cen- mry Christian and was also selected as an Outslanding Educator in America. He directed the Worship Commitlee and continued as an elder at the College Church. In the AIC' he served as chairman of a committee to make a thorough study of financial aids to athletes and even oper- ated the clock. acting as official scorckccpcr for home football and basketball games, As national Secre- tary-Trcasurcr of Alpha Chi, he dircclcd an expansion program that added scvcnlccn new chapters last year. traveling to Hawaii. Illinois, and Tennessee lo personally install some of them. He co-ordinated the 1971 na- tional mccling of Alpha Chi in Mem- phis, Tcnncssce and hosted and plan- ned the program for the 1971 meeting of academic deans of Christian Col- Iegcs. CONFEDERATE cup ulters Dr. Pryor's image as he pres1des m TNT's kangaroo court. 18 JOSEPH E. PRYOR, PhD DURING registration, Deon Pryor, mung with his able assistant Dr. Corr, finds himself attending to the myrwad of 1ime-consuming dermis characteristic of the firs? week.