Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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est tie iii: - .S -e-suis? siiisti giffatef .afsjg r.im.a I 1-P525 Fate? lndivilduiallistrtft plays ililiilllliwfflilallilif tele in tea.eltietresittJ1dent ties Academic participation in meeting the needs of the student body provided foundations on which students could confidently base future roles of life. As student indiviclualism became a major aim with both administration and faculty. the academic section deeply involved themselves in Harding cuiricular and extra-curricular ac- tivities. These involvements strengthened the formal and personal ties of the Harding family. if like , l ,. . 3 1 Ii. ,,. I f.,,i. .L 1-' 1' '- i 'x s xx 0 n, Q 'EQQ L4 ff 6353 ' vu M :Q 1. coivceeuep with the future lives of let I students, Mrs. Mason gives her best to the task of counseling. 2. CRUC AL instructions from Coacii Prock help Steve Peeples in bringing the Bisons to victory. 3. PAR- TUCJPATWG in the annual graduation exercises, Mr. Beckett and Drs. Floyse, Jones, . and Genus give ei final tribute to the senior class. 4. LEISURELY, Dr. Thompson's class ' easilv mixes studies with the beauties of the fall scenery. 5. liXlTElfiVlEW!NG a prospective campaigner, Owen Olbricht explains the aims of Campaigns Northeast to Francille Eo'H. 6. EDi'l'll'xiG watermelon at the SA party gives lvir. and lVlrs. Ed White a chance to meet the new students. ..-ff., 20 I !-ECADEPWICS lNTRODUCTlOlNl

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President serves as consultant to Michigan Christian CLIFTON L. GANUS, Ph.D, completed his first decade as the third president of Harding College. In behalf of Phase III of the Decade of Development, which he announced in his inaugural address on September 18, 1965. he traveled thousands of miles all over the country. During 1974-75, Ganus served as president of the Arkansas Foundation of Associated Colleges and as an ad- ministrative consultant for Michigan Christian College. He also hosted the annual meeting of presidents of the 19 Christian colleges operated by members of churches of Christ. In the summer of 1974, he became a grandfather and, in the fall, quar- terbacked the faculty flag football team to the class championship. 1. CONFIDENTLY, Clifton Ganus and Floyd Daniel discuss the progress of Phase III. 2. TAKING time out for fun, Clifton Ganus gets ready for the home run pitch. E vs 0- , -wer Xs.. .I V,'?f5'v:,. l. .,v .4523 X -I 221255.15