Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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THE PETIT JEAN 1917 r I 'y i! L; 1 RAYMOND L. HAZLET, B. A. Hudson, Colorado Major: Social St'imwr; Harper Academy 21322; taught school '22323; State Teachers College, Greeley. Culm'adu, summer 123; Harper Cullege '23-'24; Hartline C-nllege 324327. H. Club? Quartette: Basket Ball; Forensic Club; Dramatic Cluh; Dehater; Financial Manager Petit Jeanh' '25-'26; Business: Manager IjeLil Jean '26-'27; Vice-Prositlent Senior Class. hRAYh Interest in extra-curricula activities. helped Ray win a place as col- lege favorite. He has been a member of the college quartette for four years and his musical tenor voice has been heard in uperetta. chorus, and glee club. His work in forensics extended to inter-collegiate debating. As a member of literary societies. he was a loyal. energetic worker in dramat- ics, music, and athletics. On the basketball court Ray's ball knows how to find the basket, and on the tennis court he makes a good showing. He was a Harding representative in the state tennis tournament. The last two years he has been one of the managers of the College Book Store, and has assisted in the business and financial management of the annual. 1' l'uyc tu'mfy-mrr-

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1 THE PETIT JEAN CLINT E. SURBER, B. A. Davenport. Nebraska gqurJr: Sru'ial Scir'nuP Harper Culingu 22323, taught schuol '2? '2l; Harding; E4127: Athletic Editor Pelit Jean ,35327; H Chm; Basket Ball; baseball. Furensic Club; President hf Heninr Class. CHOPPIE The president of the Class of 27 began his college career in Harper College. It was there that he wore off his Freshman greenness. received the name Choppiei' vauired an appreciation of the superior individual instruction and personal interest of teachers in schools of this type. He became attached to a number of young people whose friendship has meant and will mean much to him as he goes through life. He has always taken a great interest in athletics. Besides being on the basketball and base- ball teams, he is one of the most Iwof'icient tennis piayers in Harding, and represented the college in the state tennis tournaments at Little Rock. Clint helped 0n the annual the past two years. and took an active part in forensics. He has the honor of being a member of the H Club. Chop- pie is a courteous, cheerful, charming, curly-haired chap. Page twenty h-- .- -.-.-.-u.n.-

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THE h PETIT JEAN .' W i OLA M. LOTER. B. A. Wellington. Texas Mujnr: Spanish Harper i'ullugv 21322:: taught school '23325: Hauling Fullru'o '23-'27; l'nlcfnr liar Editm- ni' the Putil JPilll. 'zrp'gn; I-jdilur-in-chiI-f l'vtit .ivsz' '26-'27; St-mm' t'lnss Secretary: Trail Maker; JLI-Gu-Ju. 'ELOLA OTERW From the sunny plains of Texas to the lree-clad hilis of Arkansas amt! this fair-haired, hlue-eyud Senior in her search for irrigate? knmvi- edge. Quiet. kind. and pleasant are the wards that suit her deeds. She- sludies wellhhor records prove itiaml hm' teachers all agrce that she is :a welcome student in the classes they instruct. She is a faithful, willing: Worker 0n the annual and in the Clubs of which she is a member. in her unassuming, dignil'imi manner she has wrm the esteem and ali'ectinn 01' both schoolmates and teachers for the loyal support 01' the ideals. of 112m!- ing Unllvgo. Puyr hl'amm-tu'u