Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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THE , PETIT JEAN w 1927 J 1 MURRELL TODD ROSPLMAHIIE LOWEHY Wilson, Oklahoma Davenport, Nebraska tTudtD UIhickcn Littlc-j Well am I? I have a vague and furious idea. AUDREY MILNER DARWIN GRUVER Morriltnn, Arkansas Tell City, Indiana LAudreyl Hfruven That's just what I was going tu say. 0 quit' WILLIS RHODES MRS. J. 0.. GAISRI'ITT Morrilton. Arkansas Stephonwtle, 'Iexas W'idol 1Mrs.. Garrett, Watch your old uncle. 0110' ' VINCENT ROBINSON HELEN HAYNEB Alicia, Arkansas Mon'llton, Arkansas Ulnbbi'n melenJ n - . ,, .- th- . Pm waiting for Jack. Now rant At the truth ' w ERA RIVES LLOYD 0- SANDERbON Morrilton, Arkansaz Bano, Arkansas Miran ' 'Hnme Economirs means everything; to Well I'll say? nne's life. 1 Page twenty--acven

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JUNIOR JAMES OAKLEY MURPHY Lynnvillo, Tennesseu U. 0.1 Well, son, ,,,,,,,,, n DOLLIF. AIIAMSON GARRETT Dallas. Texas Umllicd 54w, you don't mean it. MRS. L. R. WILSON Jasper, Alabama Uhhm Wish I could see my sweetheart. ALICE P. NORRIS Portland, Kansas M'Iixs Alicm 0, I'm HO discouraged. M. A. KELLETT Willifurtl. Arkansas Ulr. Kelletn Just gm ahead, it will be all right with me. CLASS EMMETT C. BLACKSIIEAR Murrilton, Arkansas Dobyl HDar; weisz ich nicht. MAURINE RHODES Mm'riltun, Arkansas OHM Well I'll declare.U GRACE OLDHAM Murriltuu, Arkansas 1311's. Lewis 'TJ Gnud enough. LEO F. ACK ERS Suhlette. Kansas Len Form My opinion 15, , Page tweufy-six

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THE it PETITJEAN ' 1927 THE CLASS OF ,28 The Juniors of 1926 and 27 form the most promising Junior class in the hisiury of Harding College. Thin: group, nineteen in number. is made up of men and women with am- bitions for many vocations of life. We are students from Tennessee, Kansas, Nebraska, Indiana, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas, in whom are found initiative. strong personality. and real character. Our class includes representatives from every phase of student activity. Only a few of us started our Freshman year together. Some dropped lsy the way, others entered until we are grown to our present number. We have found our love for Harding growing witil the years. We have many interests in common. Our association has been such that Should our numl'er be broken before our goal is reached we will take with us memories which will be a source of happiness to us. Next year another group will he Hardingis Juniors and we shall be L'allecl upon to take the places vacated by those who are now just a little ahead. By the assistance of 0111' ef- ficient directors, who have fired our souls with inspirations for the truly great things of life, we are beginning to see distinctly some of the possibilities which were once so far in the distance that we could think of them only as dreams. Our Junior year. like a day is passing. We are making our geod-bye only a gootl-night. We go contentedly with a determination to call a happy good-morning at the dawn of our Senior year. Harding's Seniors of tomorrow! May we make our- selves worthy of the honor. Page t'wenfy-cight