Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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Centzmiw COLLEGE CLASSES FEATURES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS

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aferzwmd... Memory, like Time, is fleeting. A photograph or a familiar scene recalls f ormer dreams and former experiences, which we live again and Which are made sweeter by the gentle tempering of Time. May these memories revive the spirit of Hard- ing College and of Christ, which has been inspired in us; may the inspiration make us strive to be mission- aries in whatever field we may be. - - .- -.'

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diicaiican The most coveted place in the Petit Jean is the page of dedica- tion. The class of ,39, in selecting a man for this position, unhesitat- ingly chose one that occupies the hearts of the class and of everyone that is acquainted with himsJ. N. ARMSTRONG. We were the last class to enter under his presidency; he made a lasting impression on us. We well remember the first chapel exercise over which he presided. His lectures never became tiresome. His time was our time. and all of us availed ourselves of his gtaciously-given advice and inspiration. This book purposes to portray a measure of the missionary work in the- different fields. We believe him to be the dean of missionary efforts. No man has stirred more hearts in this direction than he. His unexceiied work in Christian education and the molding 0f num- berless characters is known the world over. He is to us godliness personified. He has drunk at the Fount of spiritual blessings and unselfishiy passed the cup on to others. Though his years are limited, he has a past that is a challenge to L15 all. For these reasons and many more, we dedicate the 1939 Petit Jean :0 J. N. ARMSTRONG. W N NNXXX irrri-r-rie'? r;