Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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EY SH! -'W 'ph f11l-' ,pa-rr Cox directs travel tours of American Studies Program BILLY RAY COX, MBA, CPA, LLD, began his second decade of service to Harding College with heavy responsibilities as Vice President. Traveling extensively in fund-raising activities, Cox assisted President Ganus in reaching the goals projected in Phase III of the development program. Dr. Cox served as Director of the American Studies Program and directed the study tours taken each semester. He also served as coach of the Executive Management Team that in the spring of 1974 won the Emory University games for the third con- secutive year. 1. SPEAKING in behalf ofthe administration, Bill Cox explains how much the new Bible annex means to the Harding Community. 2. TAKING time out from the serious business of the day, Jerry Jones, Bill Cox, and James Bales discuss the construction of the Bible annex. VICE PRESIDENT I 23

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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

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l Dr. Pryor receives '7 4 Distinguished Alumnus Award JOSEPH E. PRYOR, PhD, com- pleted 32 years of service at Harding College, 14 as Dean of the College. At the Black and Gold Banquet on Oc- tober 18, he was presented the 1974 Distinguished Alumnus Award. During the fall, Pryor served as chairman of the Steering Committee for the North Central Association Self- 1 Study and as chairman of the com- -A mittee responsible for Founders Day in N the Golden Anniversary Celebration. He was elected President-elect of the Arkansas Deans Association for 1974- 75. As national Secretary-Treasurer of Alpha Chi, Pryor was responsible for the 1975 biennial Alpha Chi meeting in Atlanta, Georgia. . T' 1. PROUDLY, Dr. Olree presents Joe Pryor with the Distinguished Alumnus Award. 2. REWARDING hard work, Dean Pryor bestows Eugene Perry with an Honorary Doctoral Degree. 24 X VICE PRESIDENT, ACADEMICS