Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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4 PETITJEAN ' 3???? if 7 V .i '. -o Class of 1929 Wlwn Harding College UlJt'llt'tl in Septvmtwr, 1925. fifty-threc lively. ambitious Frcshtm-n n-purtctl for duty. Fm- l'ilCh mm of them Pl'IIIL'f-it' life was :i new vx- ItUl'iDl'lCL'. Each was away from home in college. Why an: we lu-rv? What n, are we going to do? How long shall wv stay These and other questions pl't-svnti-tl themselves to the newcomers. 5mm, hnwvwr. this class was m'gnuizvii mul hvgnn its work with dctt-rluimltinn to win. 01w yt-ur Iuh-r. in Scplvmbvr. 1926. thv Stiplltlttlnt'c class that repurh-d fur wt'viu- included thirty-thru- nivmhurs. numy of whom hurl burn freshmen :It Harding during thv preceding yL-iu'. Slllllt' of tho uriginul group llmppl-d nut uf schnol to work. while others vntvrml sulm- uthrl' Nt'iluuls. A5 WI: haw uflvn lll'ul'tl. life is :I siftingF process by which individuals are tested and trivii. Thu tru . uml trivtl win thn- racr. The Class nf I929 now includes t-ighlt-t'n vltcrgt-tiv Juniurs. foul'lvvu at which vntvre-tl Hunting together in 1925. Three. of lhl' remaining four. :ri'mluzitt-tl frmn ltuvirl Lipscomb Junior Colk-gu last year. They hmm- tTCCiVl'd a hearty wvh-uuu- intu thv r'unks of ttu- Juniors. Their tah-nt :Imt energy have mldwl strength to this vtnss. Although thv Junior class is not 50 large as it was originally. it is gi-uwing in quality; after all. it is quality illttl not quantity that counts. In this group of vightuvn stutlvnls ui'v spt-nkrrs. musicians. artists. and athlt'tvs. Tinl inns! nutml social activity at the Juniors was their vntvrtainiug the Seniors :ti :1 lmnquvt. When thvsu .tuninrs rntl-I't-t! college. thi-y Wl'l't' confronted by many puzzling qucxtinns. Of course. lllL'i'C was jny in anticipating the experience of the career hufnrc- thvm. Now thry :ll'L' passing tiw third milestone of the race. The past lhl't't' yours with thrir many. many joys and pleasures and few sorrows and dis- :inpuintim-nts :in- histnryWhistury which 110 um.- can appreciate unless he has t-xm-I'ium-t-tl it. Without quvstion it is the happiest part of an indivitluults life. ions With throw yours at their college career brought to a close. these an are now confronting the porscvcring Juniors: How many of us are coming back m-xt year? Shall We continue the race to the end? What shall we do? How can we put out an annual? How can we do all the othcr things required of Svniurs? How am- you. Junior, going to anSWL-r those quostions? Lot each 0m- :mswor them for himst-If. thus-I will be here next year with new energy and zeal tu hear my part of the enjoyable tasks, and do all that I can to make the class of '29 thv bust in the history of Harding. 28