Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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77 7 PETIT JEAN W L. C. SEARS Ph. D. Dean of Administration The greatest asset Harding College has is not buildings, grounds, equip- ment, standing or faculty. Vital and necessary 05 OH these ore, still more essential are you young men and women who are her students. It is your ideals and personalities that largely determine the quality of the college environment and make it Iovely or repellent. It is from you thol future faculties will come, and it is from your influence that future enrollments and physical equipment will be increased. As one who through years of service loves The ideals of the school, I wont to express my deepest appreciation of all you who have contributed your share to making your Alma Mater what we want it to be, who have helped to create the spirit of loyalty, fairness, friendliness, courtesy and unselfish service which we know and love as the spirit of Harding. May you wear her name forever engraved within your hearts. L. C. SEARS, Dean of Administration.

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PETIT JEAN J. N. ARMSTRONG M. A., LL. Dy President-Emeritus of Harding College In on important sense you are our children and my deep interest in you moves me to wont to soy something in this onnuo1 message that will be of lasting interest and of eternal profit to you May you, therefore, be happy and Rejoice always. May you, In nothing be anxious, but in everything by prayer and supplicotions make kn0wn your request unto God: May The peace of God which posseth oll understanding guard your hearts and your thoughts in Christ Jesus. Moy Jehovah be your shepherd and may you want no good thing; moy He lead you beside still wotersf' and when you walk through the shadows of death, may you fear no evil because Jehovah is with yOu. May goodness and loving kindness foll0w you all the days of your life and may you 'tdwell in the house of Jehovah forever. J, N ARMSTRONG, President-Emeritus of Harding College. h I

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fee if PETIT JEAN eepm m WOODSON HARDING ARMSTRONG B. A Deon of Women The Iittle house just off the campus in which we are to live is. almost finished. I om not sure I shall know how to act outside of a college dormi- tory. It seems such 0 little while since I was the youngest girl in the old Nashville Bible School, but the years have a way of slipping by so silently that we do not realize the swiftness of their passage unti1 they are gone. These years with us, my husband and me, have been good years. Some of them have been hard years but we thank God for every one of them. The time has of lost come when we must slip out of the turmoil of the big house into the quiet of the little house on the corner. But this small place has a big front roome-Iorge enough for you when you care to come down. We shall hold you, our boys and girls, in our hearts torever no matter where you may go. WOODSON HARDING ARMSTRONG, Dean of Women. i t O J! xj