Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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1940 IL ANNUAL PUBLICATION THE SENIOR CLASS HARDING COLLEGE SEARCY. ARKANSAS VOLUME YVI L. D. FHASHIER , JACK WOOD SEARS Ediror-m-Chxef Business Manager rura-T Foreword College days are happy days. Experiences worth recalling, moments worth re living, are 0 part of every college year. Many friends are made. hundreds of acquaintances. Those forgotten may be easily recalled by 0 word or a picture. Because toutr years among friends are short at their longest. it is desirable to carry away a complete record of these yearsia record which will mean more and more as years go by. Preserved are not only the memories of school lite but the birth of Harding and her growth through the years. Her history is revealed through the six steps- the six schools that pointed and paved the way to the Harding we have today. Moy the Petit Iecn with its portrayal of College life and its historical sketch of Harding College be an inspiration and c1 reminder of the Christian principles that are a part of it and c recaller of many memories that are pleasant. Contents COLLEGE CLASSES FEATURES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS ADVERTISEMENTS Dedica ' In keeping with the theme of the 1940 Petit lean, which pictures the prog- ress of Harding College from the frame building on the beautiful blue-qrass campus at Bowling Green, Kentucky. tn 1901 to the culmination of that progress in the buminq ol the mortgage that freed the school from debt. we dedicate this year's volume oi the Petit lean to Dr. George S. Benson. We began together. When Dr. Benson became president of the school. we began as freshmen. We have watched him shoulder every burden of the institution and meet every problem bravely. He attacked the debt that had been hoven'ng over Harding for years. and before our senior year was halt over. the debt was removed. We have admired his courage and energy. And above all else we respect him because he staunchly stands for that which is right tn the sight of God. His zeal and earnestness in missionary work has inspired others to devote their lives to carrying the message of life to those across the sea. The ines- timable good that he did in his ten years of missionary work will live forever. We have listened intently to his interesting accounts of China and the Chinese people. And now because we look to the future of Harding as well as to the post, we look also to the one who has done so much in so short a time. the one whom we believe will have an integral part in the schools future progress. Because in him we see a ltte that is a challenge to us all; because we see one who will go toward always and will never turn back; because he has guided us skillfully along these four years of llte, we, the seniors of 1940 who will leave as he has only begun. dedicate this 1940 Petit lean to Dr. George S. Benson. 'BOOKIJ COLLEGE Patten 031er CoMeqe Two large buildings on a campus covered with blue grass and giant oak trees marked the beginning of a school that in later years was to be known as Harding College. Potter Bible College was founded in the fall of 1901 by Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Potter, Bowling Green. Kentucky. The beginning of the school was unusual and interesting. Eldon Potter. a nephew of C. C. Potter, became heir to sixty thousand dollars on his twenty-first birthday. Before the year had gone, he died leaving the money to Mr. and Mrs. Potter. In seeking a way to use this money for the greatest good they decided to establish a Bible School. They also gave a one hundred and forty-acre farm for the schdol's use. Potter Bible School was really an outgrowth of David-Lipscomb College. Nashville, Tennessee. After the buildings were prepared at Bowling Green. part of the David-Lipscomb faculty moved there to help begin the new insti- tution. James A. Harding, who had been president of David-Lipscomb for ten years. became the first president. Dr. I. N. Armstrong was Greek, Hebrew and Bible teacher and Mrs. Armstrong taught physical education. These are the only ones who began with the school and came through the years with it. B. C. Bell and R. N. Gardner were also members of the faculty. . About one hundred and twenty-five students were enrolled In this first Harding which had a faculty 0! nine teachers. The school was a iunior col- lege with no standardization. But there was no standardization among the Christian schools in the early days of Bible teaching. In this first step toward Harding College nine dollars a month covered all expenses-board, tuition and fees. For eleven yearsi Potter Bible school instructed boys and girls 111 Christian living. For ten years James A. Harding was president, doing the work of thiay years in ten. In 1912 the school was converted into an orphan's home. But the spirit of Harding was not lost for another Christian school had been started in the meanwhiie. r-rgxma Tyl neat . W, Radi I Q 1'an J 3 .A S!!! acuf. IftRadie ngra ?;Tiucfwrs 1' .9. f2 Fig!!!- . ' Qadcmy l'acu ntertains Academy Smi Ir. Abbolt Write; Book On Biolog D! Snow Leclurn ai'ilner Arrwesqs D4,...unm T0 Head n mm, 'enson, Seam Educa nu-lum And Berthi mnd- v ifu'trllv lDr. AmeHUHQ Students SDI B51602! m acuity Men llo'mfm' Wax 13 !!an Dmim A ALPHA THETA 3 d Fqu' A. ' Bursar 1'er 'r Surf 4; has; A 9w 1 ! PE'IIT lElll1 I540 V DR. GEORGE S. BENSON President 0! Hurdmt; FOHevzge 111 1119 1111151elv-111n 111::5111111 15114115111 th-r Pwlit T- m. threw Venn: C1140 1 NWN- zaew'zuw'l Y1 m 1-,..11 1:11;? :iiwo 1111:! 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DAWSON President of Board Searcy, Arkansas Searcy, Arkansas Middletown, Missouri SeCHCY, Arkansas Searcy, Arkansas Austin, Arkansas Dallas. Texas Momlton, Arkansas New Orleans, Louisiana ?- IIIE I'Elli' IERII ISA P LLOYD CLINE SEARS Ph. D, Dean Enqhsh Lcmqucqe and LHemmm I. N. ARMSTRONG . . M. A., LLD. Dean of Bible Ancient Language and Hehqmn ib' g. THE PETI! lEllll I540 45. FLORENCE M. CATHCAHT . . B. A. Dean of Women JOHN LEE DYKES . . . . MA. Regmtmr Mathematics 9 IHE PEIIT IEIIII 1540 E C.C' Srmw . , . . . . . . PhD. Physical? SCIence C'YHILE.ABH::N'T I . . . . . PhD. Bioloqlcal Science SABEIL . . . . . B.S.tM.SJ Biofogicm' Science and 81bit: THEIMADUMASBEIL . . . v . M.A. Home Economnm PAUIJNEOWHN I . . . . . M.A. Hurry; EL'UIIDJUJCR ELSIE MAiil'iul'MLH . . . . . MS. Honw Ewnmurm E.E.SI'AHJJ'IUH . . . . . , . BA. Bumness Achmnmlmhon EHNES'I'W.GIB::UN . A . . . . M.A. Business: Admu'ljstmnon MARY MCKIT'JHICK . . . . . . PhD. ancz': and Gennan FERNIIOLLAH . . . . . . M,A. Spamsh 5: 1n: r2111 ERRHODES , . . . . .M.A. Social Science and Bxblo ,E.PRYOR . . . . . . . MS. Social Science- and L'ducarzon IBAO 4.3. L E. BERRYHIH. Social Srience und Athlenc Dzrecbr GARET Axmw m PhjSJCIfIf Edmunon M. A. B. A. NEILB.CUPE . . . . . . . M.A. Enqissh RUBY Lownm STAPLETON . . . . M. A. Erwhsh Woonsom HARDING ARMSTHLJNG . A B, A. Speech and DIUHTGM'S C,TARLA.GAHDNER . . 4 . V WILDJ Education ERMINIIH.CULEMAN , . . , . BA. Speech cmd Dramatic Ar! NANCY MORGAN POOLE . . . V . M.A. Efememcry Education 3H THE PETIT JERI'I I940 9' EIDWINMJ-IUGHES A . . . . BA. Prmcmo! Academy SALMEHUVKADAY BENSON . . . B.A. Latin. Academy PIN 'l'lL' HA'I'EEA NAY SEARS Inxlmc'for 111 Primary Eahurauow JUANITAHHQDES . . . . . . . BA. Ermhsir and Business, Accdarzy MAHVTMVLILJILawn . , . Him AH LFHNAHDKIHK . . , .B.A B,Mus. Mumv EnsenWIJes-s MARY N. El Harm . . . . B A... B. Mus. Piano Mus. H. A. WARD . . . . . . H. M. Viufm Flomzwzl: 1- : E'I'i'HEH IEWELL . . . 13 M. V :31 Live CLAUpLGInHHM: . . . . VBami '20 Ir; 3; INS FETIT lean I940 :u-UAM LAAS . . . Orr'herim Leqn'er JWINE SCORE: , . . . A . Libranun Io HUGHES . . Secremry r0 Presideuf $.13ROWN Bursar FLETCHER FLOYD . . . . . . B. A. Acudmny Maxis IIJSIII.JE' fOT HOMER FA HUWK . Printer and Phdoqruphor ALMA TEICJHNHEHHY LAHKINLE V , . RN. Nuts? M A M Ha I IS TTIx,JRN 1'UN Pinup? Hui! Supvrviqur GEIH'I'HUDF szxs DYKES B-Jrzksforn Manage! BONNIE YOUNG CHAIwLER Diet: UCL': 2i ALMA MATEB Near the fgorh-flls of The Ozarks, 'Mstf o! hI'H and plain, Stands our glorious Alma Mater.- Harding is her name, Chorus Sing the chorus! Shou! J! loudly! Echoing through the vale: Hal! :0 thee, beioved Harding! Aime Mater, hail! Christian standard is: he! mono; Chrisnan life is stressed,- And m every branch of learning Each one does his best. Harding opens wide her porlals, Thus inviting 0H Who wouid tread ihe path of knowledge,- Heed H191: to he! COIL - Florence M. CutiK-crt. 22 BOOK II CLASSES Wehtann Uilbk and .Citcnamt CeQQege .4?sz ' ' The rectiization oi the need of a Bible school in the western states 1 . to the opening of a Western Bible and Literary College at Odessa, Mtsso m the tail of 1905. Dr. I. N. Armstrong, then on the faculty at Bowling Green, resigned ht. position there to become president of the new schoott The locating of the college at Odessa makes an interesting storv. A. Gardner, one of the founders of the school was interested in having the sch locate near chrcxgould. Arkansas. He offered thirtyvtive acres of land for t' school's use. However, when the people at Odessa heard of plans for t school, they were willing to provide buildings already prepared. Consequenll the second step toward Herding College began cat Odessa, Missouri. In the fall 01 1905 when the doors of the new school were first open there were approximately titty boarding students and fifty local students. R. C. Bell, 3 F. Rhodes. R. N. Gardner. cmd Woodson Harding Armstronf were on the faculty of eleven members. Failing health caused Dr. Armstrong to resign as president of the ssh , after the Iirst two years. He was successded by H N. Gardner. who was pr dent for eight years. Doors were closed in 1915 cmd support was thrown to the next step tow Harding College which was at Cordell. Oklahoma. r . rt ' .i-e'. l ,. u. and m lean 513m ucmcales Book E- A ingx. Ht. r'rivx '1 Liugn'iex Lnrw'trt-t tltn crunpUs this spring are soiiIeS . ;. . 5'? lllU mr'n't active ..'.-.t:;i9nt3t scum?- l ll'la lItCSl Tlllb' gHHdllLlllHL-J class hus assisted in unfthVthtDHlS m : Ty ilelds. They l'l'flVeEZ- 3-9-71: the ldutrtt'et'e nl dew lzlted and the path ahead mnde Stucnih lrtr ti-ILije-T-SE? 7:1 progress in wltlclt they still 'lesitv- lo l'lCIVU til purl. Fuw wt tl'teztt W'tll lmqet the lessons they quL'lItDIl harm the lives 0f the mom who tantght tllottt. Pulgltt spots lll the lives 01 all will be the days tllc-y spent at Harding. 'lllw erl-txss rtl '4't will be remembered lam! r'xttv'l thin tocrttd they leave will be 1,: tnumt tttuttl tr; thoir ItEJHltJ. 'l'lltf rzlt'xss lmd us their sponsor throughout the year Pmlesscyr lolm Lee Dylces. .t t: l! Arwt'tw lat't qr: :t- :. '.-' :n',.'. t... V 1 Atj vllt v P:- Wham .23 I:- IIIE PEIII JEIII'I 13140 IAMES EADAMS . . . . . . . Colteqe GIOV8.TBDIIQSSQE Candidate for B. A. Degree Mann: Busmvss Admrm'sirmion ' DWI - L15 F :1 UN. 3'3. 4C- .rm'. 554V :3 - - 4;. G199 Cm w- i'. I . 'Gcms rkll-Iv' ;. : 6N farm: .' 'm-w: .:;: . r MARGARET ALSTDN . . . . . . . . . Hemuwg Tennessee Candidate for B. A. Dames Moior: Encrhsiz Presmew L f1 1: 79 :m: 5 93-1 g; 1 :,: ' S; -. F.SCT n. :: n. LI Sponsor of VV H b. 4U' ngunsul ut NW: w Iii 1hr; '40: Whvs WU. Asere, hunk F1 m;- :.i. .5 .: ry m: :1- ': .':-: 'r, h- .-.' r :rm belle: 7:3; . w: 1w! EDWARD LAMAR BAKER v . . . . . 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': : .: mm, :1 nwum. mus Evans MARY . V-'r' ' . 5. AL ;;'-' .1:'.'1 L.L::J .:: .: . , . Major: lhsiu'r' M: Mn W.- Sn'hwzl IWHL'J ' 'HL KICH' H llml - Pmmlnmrh Ohm lIMim: wN F1 AHNEHY A . f'mw 'Ju'lrh: far! It : M. I 1 . , L Jlthglt'lj f;1:- - I , g. In! PETIT lEllll lean :1 MACK szrtwwm . , . . . . . . . . . . WVIJCCIH Candidate For B, S. Dmren Major: Biuloqy Arkamsm l'Tlul- if: 'd'5 13$ 2.19 '-1IJ; ii N, 'i', '5'! .18; Rjzmgms ley-ms 3:3, '.5 7;rfv-i1n Hi: '38: Track '3 -'. 8 3-3: Trnnmru Svilmol f :L'uity Til', RH: HM Hub 'LSH, '39. J . Good Inniwz! 5:; H15- hrwzfrh u! Hm- :umj . D. FRASHIER . . A . A . . , . . . . , Pamprix, Texas Crmdidate for B. S. fbgrm Mayor: Chemislly '37 HS, '391 '40; Sewl'mm'j Trevss :Sl.1m: AC: Ali-h: , ?Ty Whn's Who '39. 510; Inssmhnl 'xru us P! :yrirs '38, '39. 40; Proslvimll 3f Gungmh Pen '40: Texus CLH, 37 4U; ivr-r. TFTF '1. Ila '40- LHemry Swwiy '39, IU- ' President of LHWHIY SUFFVY .W- ppm; Club 38. CnLunmiSl fm Th? E1150 '38, 39. AU: ' Team '37. NM mm 3:: Ah !x l VS! Qm- -.: KW: ?'IHSdei'nl Hi All !;-: P51 VDIIHLH '4U Beat All Rcund '40; EJnux Wm T-um 410; Lnund: SIJH' - ol Lambda Sum: '38: V1-'-:- Phasihn: Lanzhwi ' l?- -ar Society 39, 40: Presl Am r'-: AMI!!- -Iory insiruxv: 111 Ch '33 'IIU The mun u! fhwmhl nmke-Jr J'H-Ku.JJL mu! HIHKUJ? JMH-iv - UDE GUTHRiE . . , . . . . . . . . . Ioinerville, Texas Candidufe for B. A. Degree MGJOI: MUSIC Education 1.; Huh :1 GI 1- r'lw '43' A. bli: '40: VLN-L-Prv'AShi-En' Cf Em Orthesrro '40; Linea '40: Directon d Band MUSIC 15 me .1092 : J 'im .: ' 33 ?- IIIE FE'I'I'I' JEIIII Hm Eni m llmmlf: L'ermmah fur IL 1 !. f 1, Him runam 11 ::11:';1 A;: HAHN: I'V'uuixtiah- I'm: H. A. Dw 1I6r.' f-Jujnm: Eng'mh ij HM?! . J 153-: 'r ::H f: 31:: fr-fwa .' -r 15 XL H-PIPw Mumr: Highly 7' HI L'M :IHMHN Mllm f'; -'-' -; T. I ' '7 i'w-xrvy H ler mv L T- 11:19:5913 Udv :h l!:': .JE 2: III! PEIII lElII'I I540 LILLIE SHUDDLESTON . . . . . . . . . . Secn'rry Candidate for B. A. Degree Majors: Enghsh and Educahon Slate Teurhms Culimm '38: AFk-mS-m Cluiu '38 '39, WW; 'I'F-wchu m '1': Iinirul Shoal '38, 3.39. '40. Look benenlh lhe sudece- Jet m.tr lhc- several rguniily L! a Hung nor as worth i-xc'fme thee. THUGHES . . . . . . . . . . . MorrisonTerme-ssee Candida:e for B. A. Degree Major: English Sia'le Teachers College. Murirewslam, I'vnnansc-W; Tennrdsseg Club a! Hudim; H9. Doing the righi rhmq m the Jlihltl lune bLurxs :ili'Y'ESS. HUGHES . A . . . . . . . PineBlull Candidate for B. S. Degree Major: Home Economics '381 : 3 '40,- KC 10 Kai 36, 37.'Q18; $8: Secretny-Tleusurm o! Caxnsms ?:fL: Eh: Aueh'-t.i-:n 9-9. '40: Viva Malian Edircr Pen: jean '40; Arkansas CL; ' Irrecxsurer K0 Io Km FEr Campus Plcwn: . '38: 4-H Club '39:, '40-, Sr Muy'Tr-wsm-vx 4H IMu Ela AdelphLm 332': SvnmnmryTT-wusmer WILL 'hffn'ulr far enrh c-lfier? ' W116! do we Jive 16: If 1! IS rmr m ::.1ke 51H; 9d IIIE FEIIT JEIIII I940 E GENE, i-i- KIN . . . . . . . . , Rankin, Nr'lhrrxskcr Uuufm'mu Mr H. A. qun-w Minor: Hrs. J v H- KW, 40; I ' :ry Tn: :s'iI-'-I 1. u, JV: If' 'h; '9' i ! ll - ' 1: M r'1 :1 IWlanp: Hum Mson 140: Hum I- m ,. . . -r MHFJK l'lDll 4174 L AI. b:.7. ,, .861 . - r-., ::. ' :. :Jw EDIT'IILANDIHH: . . . . . . . . . . KvnmrlsffityMissuun C'n'mmiczhjl for B. A. i'oqrep MU HUI: Buuness Adnm: Mmmm AH V911: - Hr :- 1+ 3le Ivllxml L' EL ' 31!, JLU H 'JH:'TT1I J hm . . . . . . . . N::::;hvillo Tmmenaeo Punrhdutn In! H. fl. Dr-Igrsnp MHJOI: History 'r --I .;.x ' lwvit: EJI masm Hum x, :- , .. :-T-' 2n HIE I'Etilt IEIIII IBM! ,2 VALDA MONTGOMERY . . . . . . . A . . . . . Pine Bluff Candidate for B. A. Degree Major: History Adelphlun 37. '38, Secrelmy u! Adelphiuu '37; Pep Squad '38. '39.- Girls' G189 Club 'LiEr GATA '39. '40: Secretary GATA '40,- PresndQ-nl GATA '49,- AI'Izcmsnxs Club '37, '38. '3'3 '40: Press Club '45: D. K. C. Club '40; Sevretmy D K. C. '40. Pm thy fcu'lh to no man's sleeve; husr thou no! lwc uoud 31195 01 lhme own? ' MARJORIE LYNCH . . . . . V . . . . . Kansas City, Mzssouri Candidate for B. A. Degree Major: Business Administration Muy Queen '40: M Club '39. '40. A Cuppellu Chan '38: Girls' Glee Club '40; W1 II C, '39. '40; President W3 H C. '40; Reponer W7 H C. '3'3: G9mqr: PPPperdine College '383 The hear! WIN commonfy govern Me head. ' ZRUTH LANGFORD . . . . . . . . . . Mount Emerprise Texas Candidate for B. A Degree Major: English V In Go In '37, '33,- Texas Club '37. '38. '39, '40: AI! Editor 01' Pent Jean '38. 310: Sm-whuy Tuaurer Art Club '40: GATA '39, '46; X'Iv'PrPrc-SIcienl GATA '40: Press Ciul- '39, '40 You have not fulfilled every duly unlesx you have fulfilled that of beam; r'hoeriui and phalanl. 37 9- THE PEII? IEHI'I IHIII 5' WM'I'iLH M3 mm: . , . A . . . . . . . . . 3 . Nwwnrl: Candidate for B, A. Dr-mrua Major: Suvtui Suarwnrp U15. W!'.': h '57, 'n'E'i :i'!, 3111 '3':va IN ?'h- z- 19-: h 4 1'8, -'1 51h 1:1: Mr :: weeds Ihme seam: MM ?HMJUIY rum. 4 JH ,rvu-n IJHIJII',' VIHHMAWNLAL . . . . , A 3 . . . . Hurst,Oklmhcinzv: Candidale for B. A. Deqme Mcuors: Speech and Enrn'ish 3'3 NHL E'.nv:n-1.:ly-Jtr-RUE! C. An tl-l P51 31H ' : 0mm 1 7. ' 41'1: Hum 'I'r-mrllmwm 11-453 I'm - MIxr-d Chm -. ! .1. my rt! .1. E E !, ' - r. J'HKMH erJ-iwca'm: rs Mcc- enrormu rr JU'A :-: Mm+:;n.w Pm'm: 3 . . . . . 3 . . . . . , . . ert,1x.,'y Candidate for B. A. Deqme Mcnor: Enqhsh WH- E: n.i Hm- M 3.!7 . ' 41.3 ? M iv 'w Hr '-W 1 J l J .w: 9 mt, 3: i.-::' . nu umy 3-1 1 Jun! EH! 3 11.: 'U. 3 n'- - L3 CC- ' IHE PETII IEIIII IS! F MARGARETI'AIJVE 1712mm . . . . . V . . A . . umury Cumiidulw for B, A. U-Hrme Mm'm: Fnufr'sh Campus M :;.--15 Alpha P51 Oms- 1-1 '4LJ: .11311-Am 40, 'A nom't- WM: 1-: :ww! .iwlrw- ummwnrw ... HUGH H. RHODES Frenh-nrivk O'Ha'n mu C'mrdfrhjrr- for H. IL Druree Majors: Socstczi Scrmnce cmcf Eduvatmn V.':i; .$' '- ' 'T Eh Jr, -t H! EH11! W M H'H '.!v-- WE, WM. -'qu irtpznu'n' Orrheslm 'E'L ' '37. '33. GEL '4U . Um? '40: Oklahoma Club 339: Track Temrz '37. '33: H 1611' Hymn Hm I- 1 The M9 01' :r Now: mumutm 1:: wmw'w Jlnlw'frn' hmzRonen'rs . . . . . . . . r . . . . . . Si-iun Camildme in: B. 5. Deqreen Muior: Home Emnomws Arkansas Clui- F. r m. :x'r-gh: ;:I A good Wile rnukex lie wmv w: ' ' is I'll! I'E'lll' lEIIlI ladll 1-' 3' , . . , . . I . . Vin!!! Wmnhrhmn for H. A, DG-wae Major: f'fjsimry' Hr J Why 31 r.' 3 I 7115- i; .L m J 1..: 1 J8, W :IU- 11L : ' E- EK mm rwrrh'r-mun uuw :nri HH-H r-r rv.-U::Pw! by Me- 11:53. Hr mnr: WIHMM NH: Smwum . . . . . . L :Tr., r1 .e.rsv'111-a Tenua- F'unrhriufp for B. A. Deq'riw Mayer: Marhemulim; :m :ZIII' '-1U 1-2;:h-r 1n Wunmn: ES'uwi H Jdit- Hymn Smar-J '33 '4U: Lamirl-n 5mm: 't . Hr. , 1 JACKWMW$IARE . . . . . . . . . , . . , . Smxrc'y chdidurn for B. :57. Drwueg Majors: Blofoqy and Chemistry Pingvipm stimum L' LJL I'strtvn- Mun; us; PMy-AM j - ,. : M p. '11 W-z F115. M ' .1 JF-HI fulllb :1 m 'm- WU: .7er HN'IS WW: .w j: L n71: . - W H'-' An -'.I.Ir 1 W Harms '.:: :lh-v 'V'j um 1;.7 r '? -: .l' T? 'v: j 4U 1n THE PETIT JEIII ISQO 3' WILLIAM STUKES . . S . S . . . . . . . . . Secucy CGFJHJLJ'GIP for H, A. Dc-nren Mmor: Sonia! Sciml-TG Vii :'-.tv : S. :L' 140: Lhu-an-m! T N, $7 ,..U, Fell! lean 4U x'wc-n rvs 1mm l'n 11mm 1-,: :55 Leader '18; SMJI- M m let '41? 'Snoem. 1:: mt :Iuex w! lE-c :um: T. ROSE TERRY , , . . . S . . . . S , Gr 111111-31 Oklahoma Cunr'fidmh tor B. S Drwrew Major: Hump Economcs OH'INC-um flux 7-S 35 u Pmsidenl Ko 1n Km m; m: Dorcas Club U'SU; P9; Sq; :1 , , '40: Pmsldem M; in: Adv g I.; m Who '46 us ML Courage, .. Tho! makes 3 ::.':.: 2; 2.2:: H: :A' rnuv 7w; :. lo: SPAULDING Searc-y Canzhdam fol FL A. Dextrccr Major: 80ch Si'iemse S VlcerPI-esxjen: mm pl h -'; fu: : -.; -- .j'i IL 1t: :5. S Kl .vF: m Club 1 ' SUE E'; 30 1+7, S S4U L: w 1H2 . 1U; Basallmil S36 M 4 i5 V1 11' 7,2 51H: 71 UM Where jrmqmu-m mm wt! fr: AYUIEJJ': H, fiaorc- H; the bk??? weruL 4 ! 9 THE PETI! lillh IS!!! F J.1 .:TVH'IHN'leJ . . . . . . . . . . . . Bluckwmer,Mlssz,-un C'uudrdafv tor 12. A. Dewee IL f .m Busmg . , Adrmnjnfrnnon H r E. - :. z ': .:'.,jH -1 51C,- w'lr mum I .I . 21 :J- - !:! 31,6 . f E - u - hmmm 4U; SWIMuv-Iwusmm Ljum 1-1 Lhul; 31H, . . 3N NAN :3' FLhr-c v:-. .;EEAI: . . . . . , . . Grumlo, Oklahmnrx '1' '51!ij furv for B. A. Dt- NEH Mmor: Enus'jsh L. L 3:11 C -' : ' I '-r 32-11.?! 9 -- a ' ' Y -'P m ikl- ivh - l. j u -1U- $11115 Him; Um! TH, -1U: Dmm-Hr L.'iu't '- 11 I j! g ', 1,.2'. : Ln. 3 ':J5.,: -':.' uW-m 1! w War '1' WU, .' K , . V . . . . . . . Trusccn, Texas Curuhifurr' 1va B. A. Degmz' Gsmzwlmi' V. Mmor: Mmhenmm's H .- - '4'1 - I91 11YTIi' lS1iH'l L-mxidn Sl'mm -1:l' !! MHHE; :l-u- Club '1'51, '40. 51uriwm W'HIEIE-I 5 mm 'rw r :'z- : Uh. 5 :r 2-' mir- Juum Jar J:' JHIlHPwl m sz m -:y i'AJJ'uws m! L'Ie wrz' THE PEIII lEl-III I540- ' 39' x H! CLARENCE HWILSON . . , . . . . . . . , . . Rosebud Candidate for B. A. Degree Mmorsz History 0nd Education Arkuma' :5 C!x.i '3? x The prmzzess n; 2.13:! LIILUSVJ w 'ziu 1an Me A m H'JLUL llMAEYTHOMPSON . . . . . . . . . . . . . Seclrcy Cumndme for B. S. DPUree Mmorz Home Econonucs Supphomqn 577.18, '19: Firem-wr-m :Vnwplu-nlnr: X121: Lirnyus Playwrs '3b b 7'3, -u , -: r - PSI. Omega 110' Mix-rd ULerS Wt. ' 7'. HR, 3'13 Gamers Club '40: Al: Cu: 40 I.':L::v 1:. . '39. '40; AIk-msas Cluk 3b '31 2'48, .19, am H you would be waif Hervei ym. mum serve ymrrseit Y Woonnow WILSON 4 , . . . . . . Lewisburql Tennessee Candidate for B. A. Degree Major: English 10111155596 Club '39, '40: DH'JILI 1.11 5 win;- lfml: '39, 140; Presldmu DuvH Lipsumu. l'lul 3-HT Preacher '39. '4a: Hens .- 'Tiiu W1 WU Sul-iT 1E; '39, 340- '3. :'.'1:1 L1;:sn::mt' ' Cu mim'rzlnnq x'wu bodies Q'Lova Is composer! r: 43 JUNIORS ENTERTA IN SENIORS WITH BANQUETAT MA YFAIR ...n n lw- Ir Im--' .H'Il' urn n .- ..- - mm w , Mm m mu m m n L .4 I m I ,.. . .r - r IN In In mm: C!:1.-;51 III HiV- Irv :1!1!.HI ihm Iw- I in I'Ithlwtivrg In; well r15 i::.I-ll';-3Tlll.':3fy Ch Llll 'i BEI,'1I.I'.JY CI, HI'SI ME! I1!I'II.:!:'WI: I :;. -II1'.Ir-5. IIPSEfill-J .v :ltxy wt, mar; mmr HVJEIIUT' dLLII'niy 1.111165 b '-1 WI- il, Ihn :mnrus . rm pulwmly In, HR I'EL:I.,;1HN11M9:I '- gIg-j mgr- them Ihw WIS Definii rm Thu VII! ?IWLJN fl'w Iris! 1. .- , 111 I113 hnw-I 4'17 Cla-pur'il'm 'einIIIL-L M hir'lh'lt :!'- It Hm imtior I'm ix; wwk smriwusly. -I... PO .31; .r v '.'9 mm :Ir-IIzwiz-IU'I:I VIII 1h 11w r 1::eran hm 1111. .r: g.., ' --'- 5' , :x 1143b, ,.; 1 . IF ;-:--Irz'-W1 'FHHL'HV'JIY LIL; :;:;.-:II'I;5I;:I l Ix MIJi I I. T 'I H I , .- I I- III I g. .l EXCELL iaaw-fx'm Smurf HUJIHY,L1;H 3,; H19 JI-Umnj CJ' womb the heh'n'l us. .iaodauys 0 02nd 17' :u MK DON BENTL gums and s1, Hunk. 1 must 55w Far nrw' Jr. T'w 5-.. n- 'fHHME'H 1'1: 'WIIIQ: PFU ELAINE CAMP, Wmmwv ynl. .m .i, wu. YNILL. Few Hunurs .;- !-:- dlllqens- In wex'Hock wr 15:9 ' II H'UHHI': 'HJ' J-H'H'VG . rm.- M-v . r ; :r- imwpm-um TRANS BLUE. spin! or rrnti: I beFIrve 'mr :0iw-1J1mu wnhuur i 519 r: u :- WUY Y r LIA '-: L -i ::. :' form MAu r: mi W! : mm : qmsru' :.-. am 70 Gum He n3: ' .. . .- :' kingdom. rm! 3m wor-fs. - mm .H 4 charm. EH'HMLL ' . 4 Let me . . stonepim-qt ;; lJ'HL m: Wlwuwnt hu ml .' Hm i ,w'I- Hm h D PETI'I JEIIII 1930 41' EE .1 2 III MAN, The 'A7l:al J-l' :u: I Hmm .m-J -.-.- E-.lnr-'r '?ixI-J- ;: .Any :2: evr-rywnuale n, h '1! f w' l Hun-i m 13 2 wow .- HAIR NH FL '-.. , w'F 4-3- :r :y w . :r J: m Nu; 'E-EHNS 11 me Mum! ul' 1:: m'h' n: 1.1;! m FJH-ls Pm! t. I . ! MFxZ-'Z1:E In firmer! mama: Hr .' Fe :Jfr'ng' be :w- L PLUM. HTJ'IE rmrwyr The Hm-I . Jug- pwwf Hli- NLHH nm'y sf ' ' 'xaw'isc- m' U'ir 30352 a ; 1. E. thon, .1 . :I'n'e Mr J:m'll.-e: .- 1 r: STEWART, Tm: ?cmL True 1:: me:; man. :r uwty of :y w' cm 15 if. H M NH. ?HJ'. HC' Hull: Hm MJV lm-vx mm; mm PAH 1m: REID. Tie noble m : new! yw'ewsum ; r Hm franc: mm n1 me.u' ?u'ui .Hif L aft! - :. ILe ems r-r eh rml'ms-1 FL N ANCY 15A Ln L - .7 .- - , . .. .wu- .zr x , smnsovmvow w me.ulml r OPH o M 0 RE 3 chw-upemtinn can accomplish almost anythimj,r'17 was Shawn by the members of the Sor :ho:110re Class this year. United they have stood and mken VLL'IEIYY nfier Victury. 1.15th among their number are. the two high point students 1:! th': ' urczl gxrrwrrlm. three tennis stars :md two boxing chmnpions. Both boys and girls was wumnrs Uf ?h?- EvII-kel- ball tournumem. 1.01198ijD Vulley was: the class' ChOiCP lor cm outing m UrrtmuaL Spmnsm of lhe Class 15 Prolessor Leonard Kirk. v d'W'u.----9.'I n y , X. - 1 L111 MN Zt'ALL-En .' rr':v!-L':. 1:.... 1.: Wu: l LHJF'N Vivh Mum: 'HE FE75 !FH!1'3IL1h 10 Enown Emrmm': hm hi2 'EAwrc.1i'-l Arms. Fliv'rnx . ll: BUTFALOEI F: :m. .34.: hle' Lima? A1 m.1. Elmnm'rz: I mm- Amgma E13,; , ':':: : :: '1..1;1 $' 1' 1,: mum: E'nAMLETT SimTIM: EEM'EFJ Fwau HEALY Armntr F-'rAr: AEHOLI- R7 55 IIIE Pill! JEIII'I Ian E . u Tim: Pun: LEW, iizrwz. V1? -. 1:. ..... Wmmxm Flawlw mu: Fun: r: '8 Ir-IE'L EEAHFL? L m1: Jam: E: IMthm HM: wiry- TSTE: TJ-w '1 naku: ' lter 3: E MAMOBIL Mrsx-z Ilium: Susmmr Emma NICHOI.A:. 'J.:M'1-s:: 1-:av-anH-ai. EImJ IF'Nltm ':.m-:4: .' H VLrL n. . ,, :MMW. H m1! HA! mum : LALATI , is L. MLa-mn MMYNA: MMTIEM 2 mm: Turn- :1: :vum. L1H MTT -F'.';: 3.31 m: E'auv r: 'H: 0:. ' ':'.' ,'H: 1 :: lwtr. M .w: En Ill! Irma: EVAN. - 1 AHI S'mvua 'A'n; 1AM. irTi rRFUlEE: AL E::-:Am Ln Sim o FETI'I MAw-L' EMMA Www- Muu. Faun: 'x ,5 4.x:HY R'v'wun: IEIII EwALHI. STH-Hhr: 58 I340 .'. . N The ?reahmen begun 1!! eL'lrIIeS! this year by rrq'mlzmg PUTIY 11nd selecting c: Committee 10 dmw up the class ccnmtnuhnn. The cmnrmnera was camposed of Roberta Walden DGVid Swaggeriy, and BeHy Berqner. The consrimlim'a umvided for m senate oi six :rxonfr-srs. The followmg senators were ChGS- an by the Class: Guuieil Lune, H.1rdinq Paine Hummer Miichell, Wanda Hurlsell. Leland Wci- eras and Lynn Buifimgnon. The house 01 reprm ,4, Mar? Timmermctm Lemm Lm1glc-ry. VJUHCICE Lock, Thedncl Gnmep Mrs. Curler: Hocult, inNelle KPCkIE'Yl Mary E1121 Langston Iunmtsx Sex'mrxra rmd Many Stm'nes. Derm Sears. assisted the bnen an emollem 5:301:15ch Cl; v.5 in forming lhe ucxnghtuhgn cmd I'm: ?A'T KE' PICSHir'nr EL mam '.' ;.:::?.' . av: ?:ni-sr'ft-m RQMIHA WALI-EN Sewm! 1:3.- LiAwAH C'AMI: Tm mu 1 er 11.0 An: . VlnGlL itrr: LE DENI'HS ALLLH Em? E03353- r- q 1 '1.:rr-;um, Comm,- x 1 r A r i v I- A i Wm; MM; r b A '93: s E A 1. x .n : I h 7 NINE. E. x '52- k - E b I PEIIT .IEIIII 1940 III! mp 11.1: i Luzm mix I n 'yfIL; u: : H: Hmm- 31 e, :H': 12 U1 m P.IAin. GENE HAN ' 'r. THETA Hum H m; DDIHS HEAL? WANDA HAM 1.1.. DENNIS HAMIL J 35: rl I-h FE :1 5-71 IIIE PEIIT JEHH l340 5 r r AI H WMA HA1. . 1':Ae-':.1' T ' 111313151 E L1;: 'A' .:.';1V :I1.:JAM 11113.1'1'uw11.' 31-1-1 1.11.2' 1'1: 111:1 11.11411. ' :1 Li' : '1' m. r. 1'I'1 1'1'1! 3:1.,::: 5 11' .':: .' '0. L.m-.1.::::' 3'13: A 1 I? 1 3'1 1,7115 L11'11L JERH 194D PETIT H E T D'ArIWS. .'5:: :: -Y 'u'r'ymg. Lstlih umh'innng Ihllln: Nu: wdmminy -' ul MAUI! .Eslunulnn n:- in :ian nm- dill rm. . 1 .n Imu -.. . .... . MIN ! ACADEMY V 4 ELAIN: CAMy IWKEPJIY H r'1:;'r :-: 1151331131; :1 :1' M11131, 1.. :31, E11 131111L.if, : - F' 111111113111111111' 11115211 - 1;: J 111:! an urn! 511111.511; -.'1'1N1r'11;v.111'1: 1'11 1111 - F11. E111 1 1011 111:5 11:11-111111: I 51 1.11: 1:111; GEM: 1111141311 Vmamm L: NEAL , 11 II DELMHT HAFHIS 1! ! Asa . . . . 111311111 nVY F. .1: IUANITA 11110113; E1Ir'111sf1 11:11! 8115111855 DOUG! RES H 311-1115 PH 1: 5 -;- 11 HUGJI 11311112131: W E5111 $1112 1 v NAN ? PENN VA'WTHAN IAMLL; AMM: H Iii Pr, ELM-Kh' MARGAHL'I' A: r' L 3117 19,11111' ' Mun's: f'111'11i'111'12 11-11111 HVIUXilNiHL . . A A , 1 , .V:1r:'..1 .71751'3 15W : CLJUNQ '1'1'. Of'i'ft THE? NB T1; '1 I7 F- f WANNA A2111 N ?.11' Ifawn: M H1: mu: bjTULTEINT1'11711'FNL'1L Frer BL Sumo: WWW His 1111111.. 1:11 H13- W- 69-4 Hr! Eng- Sci- 5110113 Robon BI -H Wundu Alibu Senmr: ll'mo'zly Brown .9in1: SE'VHOI; Alp-r 611.5m1, Mend ChandiEL 56mm: Nuujy Mulhmey Senlcr. Frank Lr-z, Skim I..u':m'.: V.'Vr1- x J-:r Semm; F'IYDH: L'clc-m m mem- Imw Snaw Senior. amqun Yurixrreuqrz Fumm- Kraut: Snnmcns, S'FDhOJRUJP, M tnh'r: Thornton. Sophnmore: T M ' . 111mm; Nanci 15mm fnmor: Rum Rour'll. Sophcmnm. - Smllh. Freshman PHI :1 3.1m Freshnuzrr stlsw Hawk Freshman. HQ SCTHOI. chamim. fumor: MJHIIW Irmr- Shenili, Selimr- '-.'V111'Lr Hennrm Mary lune 3mm. Suphmnom- Bonmr: Sue Chandler, Freshmon- Hurvell Erwm. Freshman. E'Ar'Hr. HAIer'a'v'w'xY H.511. . , , . fumwsor TRRINING SCHOOL lTl'1 ! I 5.',l'i4?fo LN? IUNM 3F; Hlt ZEE .'-M: HHMM EEM 0w M, x , , , . . , . Q'?m;:.'v1'x'1::m d1 . 1- f1! ' :1; , ' . . . :.- isl , , . ; :AM tinninijiii BOOK III FEATURES ConcteQQ Chnthttan CoQQeqa One 0! the first standardized Bible schools in the brotherhood wan Christian College. Cordell, Oklahoma. Great advancement in Chri-I- cation was recognized in the years immediately following 1908. The doors of the school were tirst opened in 1905 with I. H. Wm? ttrst president. Dr. I. N. Armstrong was elected president in 1908. B. F. Rhodes .-.'- Bell become members of the faculty the next year. In 1916 L. C. ' appointed dean of this school that was to become Herding College, J lion in which he has served since that time. Mrs. I. N. Armstrong weal ed dean of women, c1 position in which she served until 1939. The Harding Academy which came through the years with t5 was better equipped and had more students. The high school Sow? recognition by the state department and was Classified as cm A gm of As at Bowling Green, the enrollment at Cordell was small. only about one hundred twenty-tive studentsj but a deep spiritualiu thcxt gave the school an atmosphere not easily achieved in a lo. '1: body. Many improvements were made on the Cordell College plant. Worked. Both teachers and students joined in concreting the basal: A heating turndce replaced the old system of stoves. Here, too. 7 maintained a print shop, which provided work for many students. r paper The GOSpel Herold . edited by Dr. Armstrong was publis During the twelve years of its existence Cordell College qrew.' was destined to stop when the war began. The taculty had incrw I-, teen members and another year of work was accredited by the ::2 ment making the school a standard three- year college when they In 1918, in the midst of progress. war pressure became so of the school were closed and the bulletins for the tall term of 1919 ,- ulready printed were never sent out. Want?! 1236172 Mlllfjllh' :31 1 i Queen 0f KIM ?eh'f Jean i NANCY I'iiHN VAUGHAN GHANHE, LJKIAHDMA L'hmmun'; hnsM-m? xi 1211.; i331: Advjphl m 'llLi. mnmhm ! CHILE Git 2.1111 :7' 1151,1'1' Slui. '40 Sim'rv! nj: WE CTN. : MIIIYBHF thmmm C?Hmezf 7013M Cam J 63 I 0fHenszf ':,I..:'HNF 'Ai-1? Al'Ah A5 AFAMA Wm'nmnx! , H :1! 7 I HHHH 5 m A-er-m'y, MHH ' .7 ::1:':$ Mung : H1 -;. 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E L Club Addl-hbua 3!? 375W SfuJerzfs 7k MICK WOOD SEARS :'.l.'.AH-:fY, AnKMJsm' ?;ONCSTHH B11::it1v;'-L1:: Mwnrlwir Iwm WILM- V'w :: . 151:5 VHMKW Wlht' 7W: Mamhm 01 thvh': H' JHJI E'xrw-IIZJ: Men 2 Em T 1': Mr-nziw- L'an 'iuf uml M-rx. .2' .x? 5+1. CffCHJKJHZ 11 Ht JNx Hi Sl'lJ'LiIlINTb'. Dim m IY BHI 2w N PAUI HLHLAN FAVORITES '1'. M, H 1.32va HH'EH 1+ eAr-si BEST ALL ROUND JJAHH A: t 2'1: ' mushy supper r .' 1' 11nd Cronin w J91. 9L Bantu; TN 1. -1 131: 51.1!- a , ,.K.. .. Rusty, thF- s ' . --: up , . T . 1 innle IO and L A. J :- qucmi C:':u;:r.l 2:. 1.x ' : ...I..ee. deH: e ;:,:::i:: .; - 1; . - side of the T. N T W:?xh-q t H 1: 5! 'P1-- 2'2u11151'10l CO ' m! u 9m m. H IWHMHNi Recip- Linunq '! :':.- 1'. 1. 3- '9-'-: , . . l A H - ::'.. : - - 7 :1. 1'wd hove ..' ' : Hashvuir m. . - couples are mov- J's : melting 13:2! 2. Mint; m the mid .15 . lerry and ' 7 -uin counter K7: 4 aria reiuxmq GIN? l-- the honor ICU . . . JId. 1M .., ilaly: ; IOmEWhCH of r: l'rIIh-afxf : e snow . .4 wonder ; 'rg'ttor sludY - T5,. Owls gehmq 111-4! ' 'wlmw: . 3:; the molar.-: fr! -1 -:-.:'11. ' :1...' . . LL wm'l IEI Hlvf- r lug undez i! h mi :;::-; i fnothinq 112w ; 1 .. : :. : . Bob and Ruh-k. Go I 1 : 13-; . . . Paul rl--!vm-1 :3: .. WA? ;. ; 'h-3 HIS. 1v. uml 0! OUT 3 3'5 .' : .' unrmbudy um i 2 In stressing t : h classes . . colleg, 3+ the carpenter sh . . . N v rhc W: mail in on the home stretch hmess . . . Engineer HopepF-r 3 H1 91 iwhr': Ieiimr 1t :0 ihr- rwusg EC-Denmq hardy and .4011! ngeihel 4912161 by Termtod . . . Mrs. Coicmrm -;-::i . V Ther- 55 1 ho? timo HF lhn 'Tszk Cousins' go to- . , Uncle Znh bamxks up m; hqhnuq, while the o-f pmrn'ez'ru hm ?'?QESACEHIJHIPS . . . Man 15 aurezly the .. 3 f :IH CWHIUIIJS . The Hank OiJL-Jll'iwaul 3-?FI-xX-K-9H , , Tn-l mrre .tmlvars 1he vI-f NEHJV- 12 TH: : wilh v: I'vmicirsugnul Rmnem. :r -: pauses for a shm' - of this mechmxze-si . .. ,, . Du .. A big iab Rnylona 7' - :.?:'i 3 LL , Th. - f' :;: '1 :- q'round 0T scz-jl mm wnmam . . T!:-- .-::: ; -;': -1::.41-.-: ,, 1 1 . -- --- h - . - 1 ' A. - : -: wwea mo BOOK IV ACTIVITIES cHanPen CoQtlaqe Early in 1915 CI few men at Harper, Kansas conceived the idem an institution in which they could obtain Ct better type of educatf children and in which they could be free to teach the Bible to e The city deeded to the trustees.choser1 to direct the school.s building and about six thousand dollars was subscribed to equip 1; for school purposes Dow Martin, who was at that time teaching in the Gunter B was asked to accept the presidency of the school. The first session , September 8, 1915. In 1918 when war pressure closed the doors oi Cordell C , an invitation was extended the faculty to join the college at Hot sent 01 the Cordell board, the college equipment and library were Dr. I. N. Armstrong became president of the college in 1919-; served as decm and Mrs. Armstrong as dean of women B. F. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Coons, and G. W. Kiet'ier were others ' eighteen teachers. During lhe Thanksgiving meeting in November, 1919, the enoiet increased to one hundred thirty thousand dollars. The campus consisted of about ten acres. It contained the s . . Lydia Hall and Thompson Hall, and the science building and the A11 aquarium and ct lilly pond were donated by the students as Life was interesting and rules were strict. One rule stated a women were permitted to go to town every two weeks for shopp' The Angelos , the coiieqe newspaper, was published by In the nine years the school was at Harper. it increased in e' titty to over three hundred students and secured tull junior co with the state and membership in the American Association of I The lack of adequate buildings and the fact that the location? the center of support impeded further growth H During the last years of the school at Harper, c1 memorialf . ' five thousand dollars was raised to erect c1 building in honor '1 school's tounders--lcrmes A. Harding. In 1924, when Harper 1 kansas Christian College were combined, this fund was used after it was decided to call the name Harding. .u EH5 icrophone, Press and Stage PRESS CLUB . . ,M r. 1.4 Lzr'.:V::.1.. 'r'. F: mum. Mum. J1.-'-IL:L:MB. 01'in . 1 .H 3.51;; . V ::m U 1 1- Laryd Bren. . : .1 . f r. , : 21.. ; :3 1m, W:- Li :-. : m- H111 1 ' Sli'mm .m .5 H .1'25'. 7 LI:1:.'. .'T-VV P3 ! 5mg! ,. 5 3.1:. 'hmma LN ! .K TH-Li . . Enhiur fanhie! . Fucnfzy Adviser MAKLAW HUWULS: ll iIl : Li-M' 414W: 2i :'1w:x L1 1 1.911 frgllvw Elm Jinn w Una...- n NH: 1nd sun Mir? '1 '2 : 2 :'-::-'- ;.:.4-:A :1'.:.'-'- E r 'IJ 52111.1 1 :1: iv? 2 l 'I 1.x wiven M mi gnci mI-Mn. lllk-lw m 2:11 :9 lv'lvi: 1w Lf1;'5 V ,:? rd IL! E K lf1.!'llS w ltd Kilk, dllrg' H on We wmiam 1. ms. :izrc - 2 - 'a ovidem tesuHs. The mixed hulls h': ;.--2.: CAMPUS PLAYERS OF THE AIR L'nm Em Hljwrg Jailml H5 1mm, X-H-Inq. liner M 11y Tan! I; 'G , Iwi: W'wml Lu- mg 3-3:. M5 gujmml Robert 171 1WW-3-;: X-bi 74$le Luluuri 5 '- -.- In :.s U :m :1-11 I. 1?. 15:5 3E :ldlil.' E1:.:a- 25511! 5 :12'i1 I.?JEAL, H-uoid HE- ya Luyu lay NS. CL Ir: H mlsy K-Vruwin H :Ul l-HIFIE H-H, L mml HHuk-M, FL-TE Iwuuph Anne ; V 53.:ii'll :51 1'1, 7-: 17:11 V'w L5 -.'v1Lm- I' ':. 551m Lzruivxl. Earl 5 DIRECTORS PROFESSOR LriruNAHD KIHK Mm; FmHENCL: C'ATnzrmrr MES: I N. AHMSTRAWG FARR, FLUHENCI: iFWFIJ PEDFLSSEJE L52: m A RI KIRK WOMEN'S SPEECH CHOIR h Tin! WurL VI :r': F ; L 1:. I: ,:1. X5 1!; :ch 1.:km5 1- ',-.'-.v .3: :11; -.::n I.w.,r Hwy ff. :: 41 -' rmncea milllllllilFML MM? 11- Mraeks. Mwudr Hlmlfl VV i I-, Mwlwl G! IHw Turnwhu MiMW-Hi M 'lhld , Aim th :M Mae L-twu FM: ENHE'IHH'L in L5: Ta' 411:5. M :I m-Vrha Ur 'fx' :ru'EL 1.x. '1r'- ,: ' 8 .: r ' j, 1-. : Nlriinhrs M ::;. 31,1. r': EMS, 1:1;3'11 ll HIJL 13,115 Ciu k Hub Ir: Vwm-I, Falm- ':- I-,;- ' 79 CE CATHCART SUNDAY RADIO GROUP Mas. T, N. ARMSTRONG 4' n 511 .1331: STUDENT PREACHERS :thzuzs 1,-1 1.- ul-H Eur :: :': : .r:n r; . ', Mzirrey HH'JL Muddy Eifi-rltl 1'wgqiu5, Ln-Hlti '3 9:71;, Hm-I Ll : 1i. EL-Iltw L I ?v: 1 !:- i2, Fl! y-l Cl: HM VC-nht-At Moora :7 ' ' J 111; LT. .r'-.', l. .. ; EJ-w-w, Cryi- EC :-!. F :' mks. i , 55; : .! : :: : :, Tn 1! 3'2 r 1-1:: Tnnrnerl'mn, . T .'1:- :HY-I: 05-31! IV 1k? Tm 1'. NJ- IP : l. LgPH; m?eki LHm-ud MVH- Hiil ::' mey Vwin'j, Manurfce :3 1 'w wax PROFESSOR 3.7 - . : CAMPUS PLAYERS ? Sickes. Mrs. Ermine H. Coleman, Chhmn Cochran, Vunmm O'Ne-li, L, D. 1 1 '15:w 1 E'HLi-l , Frames SHoud, L K Wood Skins. O'Nenl. Housmn him, Ednw Ruth liumlt, Fray O'N ?nL PrT-Ir j tm Ahce Redus mm :x ! 54.- 319.3 Ev I 'I'!:-;11:;,5un. Haunt. wa Fan chghrum lMallm-k M nit T 41m, Iohu M :sryn. 1. ' 35 :' PVZOCT-f. mer? anin 3:11:91, M: ;- Conslcm-o Fwd, Milmn F0019. 7 Holland lav: Lay. Gene K-xkr-n. DLHtm Thomas. Erll'i F'iulvxll. Islel I-A:C!u .j'mjw, f'tlxlnT !Tv; EmuL Lr-w Innm 91 Blocknmm Smemers. Mrs. Maxie T MvCullouqlL Duv1cl Swu-pr 2W1 130mm: Sup CJnltlquF-l brvld Mason. Frlymm Coleman Byron Bvdwgll. OFFICERS C'elemwn, DIVIIL Ir, ldnv- EM-t-nnL CE'. ;1i- 5 ii . 1 , Hulun: Kaela. M-Mm- Firs! Term Second Term BILL STOKES . . . . . . President . . . , . L. D. FRASHIEH L D. FRASHIER . . . . Vice-Presidenl . . . JACK WOOD SEARS I FRANCES STHOUD , . . . Secretary-Trecnmmr . . FHANCFR STROUD guy, BILL STOKES EHMINE H. COLEMAN, DrreL-tor FORENSIC LEAGUE Dwn PHUHHMV, S. P Timmemmn, Dnyln Limwwnd lemin Gaieley, Orvid Mason. E I'k Flcmn'C-ryl Marlyn?! Lr'rkmr'rs, Earnest MitchellS luck Nztdecm, Lee Farris, Max Turner. Justine Lu. VH'dil Bs-Srlf'hiy. Harm: er'awrneh Vvaiell Hall, Elmer L'Roy. Weldon Richards, Ice :7- W- '1IIJ' i. S F. TIMMLHMAN Emuamm FLANNRHY r- nil HARDING LITERARY SOCIETY Rtlr'lz Hmis. M nourel quuec-s, Emuzsun I'Lmn-I-ry, L. D. Fumiuea Ann Fr-Jnvh MAIN Deun M-JDcwnieL W'illium Smkes, Vern; CHIv-eLOrVJd Muson, Kern Spurs Dun i'lwnu-wy, Champ Kokrm, Exrell Bpuyhill. S. F. Tilnmexmem, Tnswne BPJVEIS. OFFICERS BUCK HARRIS . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . President EMERSON FLANNERY . . . . . . . . . . . . ViceiPre-sjdenr MAEEL DEAN MCDONIEL . , , . . . . . . Secretaryfmasumr' EMERSON FLANNEREY POETRY CLUB ' : :3: i'n-i: - ug ii :! :, 1.3'1'ri. 1 . Ken: :3; mi N I H H'V- ;. Wuhan 5' : ! :1:M, 0va- V J-wwm, : ;-d i .h-ML1:: l ;. ' OFFICERS Mmu'wamMrDaNm . . . . . . . . . . . Presxdenf i: Ti? H SE n P: . . . . , . . . . SecrelaryiTreasurer M n. 31,111. DEA H ML'L'EQNIL'J ViJ-gw 3+. m- Luuls le- H. 9x WINNINu OHA'I'Larx-s IE BRANNEN ms ALLEN TIMMERMAN LEAsUM: ' Ut-ANNLN Ol-T'KIERS L.BFHASMLH , . , . , . , . . . . .Presih J'Ai'K WOOD SEARS . . . . . . . A . . Vice-Presi- S P TIMMEHMAN HAZEL GHAGG .- ALPHA PSI OMEGA 7w - ' , . . -- ; . .l. - 7. 7 7771 7 :1 X'H mu: H N 4!. L'VI! Hr. mmv m l: k v. . I :n .1.. ' 7 1 . LIN; 7 m: 1H L. 7' f': :suiy. 7 OFFICERS ' 7 ' FRASEEEEH . . . . . . . 7 ... LA ONLM. Business MUHU'jE! 'oucmmru Mim m1 Direc'u! SLIENL' Haw. Tm; HI:; Ulslwmm VOICE imam. '. H11; ??.J l 'w VSi-ll-im- P ' H, l'- -l:m,1 i' 1va w, 1n .n.1- 5 'Hr, I KV'HM HA. Llll 1'.- L-l .' Wwa. :1'11 Fluy-i rhm'vh F-Hm. :r':, 1m: Mirth. WANDA HAH'rsril I nnmANu'L hiwm 1 THIQ: WAILANA FLOW! Io In 11mm FHANcrs WEHIl-l MARY A PIANO AND VIOLIN Mny Anna Evans, lede Guuni -. ' w'V :1 l mrr Hmyd, H-vrmd Bwiley. Minnie anw WK-H. William Ll'lt-J Wanda ilwImHL L1V'unrr'r Th :11' :1. NM: Hui; mwv, HIE; Fengnr-I. ?lnmilc Emu: Lrwm Imphlnv: 510': Mury hw- ;.,,- FL; Emma hi L-W' T HHS. Y my- SI'LOZS EC-Erlz:-- ':. jnm ENSEMBLE S 'EWART, HAHTSELI.. PAXIIUV, EVANS ART CLUB 1111 ' Lmli. M M -'- 711 w- T nn-I-w WW :Hwy Hiwk, Wrzrerwn Mixnis LG-Ih Burr. V EWIIU, Fl IEW FNHHMH; TrH Hm-L VJHHJL- L um Ennmv HF-Ilo Hose. ' .: '1?le :u-L k-H. H: Kr-wh !, Win 'MIV . I:1l'm H ll'.l 11-? Lil: v.15. 'Kl-ui-Slv GuthIl-J. OFFICERS LEAH BARE CLAUDE Gu-mm: President Wae-Prestdent Serrrelm y Treasurer An Inslructor RALPH STIHMAN MHS. MAXIE T MCCULLCUGl-I ATHLETICS INTRAMURAL COACH M. E. BERRYHILL BOYS' INTRAMURA Headed by Coach M. E. Berryhill, a 3.? intramural athletic program wcts EDWIN - part than any other yectr in the history oH' school. From the very start when the : 71' accumulated more interest than ever .7 As a reward for outstanding athletlcw ess. Coach Berryhill planned a pro- 3;? which points would be awarded to'3 worthy and at the end of the year .155 men received awards. The top ran ii: men received jackets and the lower 9 ed medals. M The men who through their own it? placed themselves at the top of thq make the first six honors are: lack '- Cliiton Genus 59. Hugh Rhodes 57! Greenwuy 51, Buck Harris and L. 7 e Ir. tying for fifth with 44 points sum .- Other award winners are: Louis Excell Berryhill 40, Quentin Gatsby: ; Berryhill 38, A. W. Bennett 38. B' 1 tnot in picturel Doug Harris 37,, Wilks 36. and Dom Spencer 36. OLD i IRLS' INTRAMURALS Along with the diligent work of Coach hill stands the equally as etlicient lead- i-tip of Miss Margaret Alston, physical ed? 5- ion director for girls. 'r' ith a program practically parallel to that .91! boysi Miss Alston has created intense fst in athletics among girls. In addition j-aitball. basketball, badminton. horse- 3:4 eta. Cl vast program of swimming and 'L-s-vtm; is carried on by Miss Alston t has no equal in the state college 7 erly 15 girls were to be selected for Li: tn athletics. but three girls tied tor the lath place and this boosted the total up luckets were also given to the highest L'md medals for the lower 12. '1. live girls who achieved the title of out- :3 - athletes in school and who received 5;: are: Frances Williamson 38, Wail- 7 - d 37, Myrene Williams 35. Vernice t- 31. and Valda Montgomery 29 Vi; award winners are: Lola Harp 27, : Meeks 24, Louise Nicholas 23, Ina :- Old 22, LaNelte Keckleyr 22, Odean :- , Teddye Murphey 214 Jewel Black- Esther Maple 21, Wilma Collins 19. rta Ellis 19, and Roberta Walden '2: -hey and Maple not pictured ?. MARGARET ALSTON SOFTBALL THE REDS LGMctr Baker 6: Bill Bell --.. . -. 7 p Leonard Kirk , , lb John Lee Dykes 7 ,, , 2b Bill Lundrum .--. . --- . 33 M. E Berryhill . n 3b L. E. Pryor, Ir. , , W, 11 lock Lay , , , W, cf C. L. Bradley rf Bob Cronin ,, 1 . . 51 Robert Yinglinq , H, ,,,,, , sf Reese Walton --- . .. . , 2b Leonard McReynolds . ..- rf Alvis Brown , , ri Louis Green Dan Spencer -- Bill Bell , , Excell Berryhill Hugh Rhodes -- Lynn Buffington Clifton Cochrcm Doug Harris Buck Harris I... E. Pryon Ir. lack Lay , , C. L. Bradley Roy Roe Clifton Ganus TOUCH FOOTBALL THE RAZORBACKS Excell Berryhill . le Iohnnie Greenwuy , , ,, , ,, 1g Doug Harris , , , c AA W. Bennett ,, , , , re luck Lay , rhb Bill Ldndrum . , Ihb Bill 8911 Cliiton Gcmus Iohnnie Greenway Reese Walton A. W. Bennett Buck Harris Jack Lay Bill Landrum Bill Bell ALLSTAR TEAM ALL-STAR TEAM BASKETBALL St JPHOMUHIIS oyne Snwlaels Forw-er L-Prt Yluqhuq Forward : W. Btemleli F- on Wilts Forward CeIHer i: 1: Lay Guard ,j-I k SIEJVF'II'LS Guard I-min Cilluley Guard I I' is Grm n Guard ALL. STAR 'I'l-CAM Bill B7411 Fimwulii Wayne Smethem Forward German Wilks C-eixnle-r IMCk Lay Guard L. E. Pryor, Jr. Guard AHPm. He Clark Siemens BOXING AND WRESTLING WIN N I NC: BDXERS Greenway I Ie- mvywexith Genus Light Heavyweigh? CW MidfiLEVJQith Rhodes Smuor Weilerweiqm 51 Chubb Mielierwmqm ?9 : ee Lifjl l1 NG!le'1I 1'3 Gmeley Feutlmrweight YNINN ING WHISTLERS Her vawcith nghl Hm :vywmth eritilewp :ghl Serum Wellerwmghl Dun SPOIJCPI Louis Green Hivm Berryhill Hugh Rhodes Dryyle Eurwcod Ream? Walton Milton Poole MVP!tETVV'Ci-Zjhi quhtwrxiqhi Feulherweitjl'li SWIMMING AND TENNIS SWIMMING The Seniors won the boys' swimmmq meet with 45 points T3 the Iumorsl 31 for runner- up. Buck Harris and Bill Stokes led the Senr iors in This victory. Both are Red Cross Wmv er Safety Exmniners and conducted lifersavv mg classes ihls spring. HORSESHOES AND BANDMINTON HORSESHOES Lloyd Watson and A. W. Bennet: fouth Their way lilrouqh 0 doubles horseshoe tour may and won the school Championship by deiecxtinq Lem Mutlczck and Milton Poole. The Champs had little trouble in advancing to the Iinctlsl where they iound tough Opposiv lion m Mutlcxck and Poole. TENNIS Robert Yinqlmq defemed German W5? the tennis finals 6-3, 6-4 miter c: close ' ' Ytnghnq won over Doug Harris, B Hopper cmd Farris to reach The finals. downed Chubb, received 0 default. 7 set Clark Stevens to advance to the? round. BADMINTON Ciillon Ganus won lhe singles . Tournament by deleciing Floyd Ch imals 1543. Gcmus and Hugh Rhuik ed up to win ihe doubles bracket 7, ing German Wills and Lee Farris l ftnuJ round. 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VUtl'r-n 1111-1 'lzesls 2119151.: 111 111,11 -.-1111. 711'1115'7 :' , , fix 119:1',':1111 11:11-05 ..;: 5 3:1 :111 1 5.1111 wr- :1 1'6 1r '1:;111w1, 1111111111 172114, 11:11,: 0179' :2'11111 '10-'11 P1361 116-1'111-1 1 1'1111' 1 . . 1.11111 111131; 5111-:- 1:11-kc1-111 125 SOFTBALL ALL-STAR TEAM THE WIMPIES Mary Dell Williams , WW , :3 Mary Dell Williams -..... NWT -.. Weilanct Floyd 7 p Wailcmcx Floyd ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Frances Williamson WWW, .. .. 1b Eva Thompson ....... . Josephine Stewart .............. 2b Myrene Williams .--- ,,,,,,,, Evcz Thompson 7, 7 ,,,,, 3b Loiq Harp , ,, WWW, , ,,,,,, . Iewel Blackburn , , SS Jewel Blackburn ......... ,-' pauhne Jackson --. ---. , 1f Pauline ICICkSOH ,,,,, -- Vemice Burford . , WWW, CI Edith Hulett -.....-.. 7W, Connie Ford . , W, If Inc: Io Crawford , , ,,,,,,,, . --.. Lola Harp , H ,,,,,,, -- sf BASKETBALL ALL-STAR TEAM SOPHOMORES Myrene Williams W , ,, Forward Frances Williamson 7 ,,,,,,,,, F: Vermce Burford , . . -..- Forward Wailana Floyd , ....... F-. Wailczna Floyd W WW ,, ,, Forward Vernice Burford ................ F? Frances Williamson , ,,,,,,,,, Forward Louise Nicholas ,,,,,,,,,, F- Violet Nicholson .. . . . Guard Lola Harp ,, , ,, ,, ,, .---- Verle Craver , , W W, Guard Lillian Walden , ........... Thelma O'Donnel 7H, 1,7, , , Guard Inc: 10 Crawford ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Christellq Ford -- .-. . Guard Mary Adams , ,,,,,,, Lorene Evans ................. And 'I ,m'w- r! mu 3 :us' 7.; :Ju-wiyl Mu 'h HVLLLR! 15:11 wzs Hm an: m Inn L1..is' 11H Hus; y- I: rm! 'iun 15 : 13.45211 IFS 1f mu 5?: m:- norw; vs. i. a hmms, 1n :1 ; ':5.-:1:-::' .1.J '11:. E'::y1ryr :1; 315595. .i; 1:1Ix 'c 1A.-Iu1 :rm'. Jgnnv w-xs -l :liHH-: J dlninu lrw 3.41501: . . 'Nuw NIH r-l jruLl lx; Him Fillylish Ham, --s Murwud Almnm, Swirmnilw illSIllh'MH In cmlsl whnso are J rt-x'i1 r11va11I m Hus shm', $15 Shc- insrrunrs ; qugh M !r HI-HIE'ES Bu: 'Hm- m swimmu :his yawn. VJ1111 '::miun F'lnyvi. :wi REM ' v ins'n: '1:,,-r S 'rwss :x ill in': :mm 1: Hwy 'IHV-'Li H.241; mm m l-l-kvt um :my :' 1 .uyurl . . H':, mm Vv-lEv- mi Vuldn; lisv- mm? --:.M-r mwi m IS-sSJLH' Cl'wmpa Us Hwy xHVw : iuw immlml: on how :u 111-:kw linqwzs . . '!'11-- I M minlun I'Eunmrst. WJw shmwwi smw- skiil x-th HE :mcHw'r 'J': r Firm: Li Icy :1 1m m H-;h1 wr; : i': 3 .L5IIIL MM :'1r:r H 3 m H wnl. :h-m': : NH u' r'.'.'u'llllHllHT '. nt114--x l:E:I -A';.r' 1 Pu uh. V? vs 5h. m .nsrls H Hz Lnj-J W'm! m UH . Ev-alv .. Ono ml :1.- mug :1' 'JMH shins 1 mean lzr Sf'S:LWb Iny-HI I HUHM WW ably in-r- Vu-Iw r41 V-llviw -x mum; -: mu- TIM:- MFS? .IH u-.UIM mM-Jw 411v wIPl :yzim 1U mflL 127 BOOK V ORGANIZATIONS Ankanbah Chn'wtian Cougar. Arkansas Christian College, Morrihon, Arkansas, was four: A. S. Croom served as first president and John T. Hinds, as Bible T After tw0 years of work the inviiaiion was extended HoI Harper, Kansas 10 combine the two schools. Both schools were 1' ' and by combining, a standard four-year senior college resulted. The names 'Harper and Arkansas Christian College were T' The new school was named after 1he one who had done much iw. educationilames A. Harding ' The college, called Harding for the first time in 1925, Wu: I in the very heart of The great field of Churches of Christ and there to hinder progress. Being located only a short distance from Petit lean mountu H T became a favorite spot for outings and hikeseThere the first arm ' hshed and it was only natural that '11 should be called Petit lean- Students for the first time were enrolled from twenty-ftve provinces of Canada and Old Mexico. Buildings were more a growth was encouraged. Faculty members moving wiih the school from Harper 10 Dr. I. N. Armstrong who became the president of the new four; L. C. Sears as dean, Professors B. F. Rhodes, G. W. Kieffelrl and Armstrong, Mrs. Florence Caihcan, Fannie Marie Moodyl L. Q Roxie Woodring, and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Coons. Dr. George S :1 Benson, Dr. W. K Summitt, and Professors L. E. Pryor, E. R. '3th Lowery Stapleton, Maurine Rhodes Kingsley and Ethel MCCI faculty at Morrilton. Dormitories were filled and cm equal number were crowd homes, and classrooms became inadequate to accommodate number of classes the lasi three years the school was at Manila For ten years Harding College at Morrilton greweuntil l Galloway College plant at Searcy became available and anot e ed necessary for growth. The plant at Merrilton was later used as the Southern I for orphan children m m w A w' Na f . K I 4 LAS AMIGAS !- dreJ Ismavs :: Fr :::. - 5 J. 9 11:5 'UIJISHIL Mm? kinks. 1 ormu EVWHS, VVML,.E: Iixsih-WH, i,mrcnhy Wv: 1.1.m Ruby Io meln-s, OF P I C E HS fut Term D DAWSON . . Preiam'dent I'WILSON . . SegreluryTrimsurer im ADAMS . . . Reporter Second Term MARY ADAMS FRANCES WELCH MILDRED DAWSON MARY ADAMS MlLDRED DAWSON M Amum m; LJ'HANI- w H11 H.--' -. ' : 1Iu. MARQUEHITE O'Bmel'm DQHO'I'IIY RYEUHN MARY ELIZABL'M SKIDMOHL OFFICERS A M Luann, I. , Pres, VicePren U,'L,'I:I;,lfy-TI u: L Mm; I'iLsn: Spo - Jo Bmwm ' N. EHJHL l 1 1 :1':-- h'! .k '15 wins I, I1Lt-' i lane Ch:;'.!l 11. : 1' :fr A 12': OFFICERS WTerm .Bnoww . . Presfjent :JJSTRCIUD , . Vzce-PIesicx'em INA JdCHAVVFxJE-il'? UCHAWFGHU Segre10057119051116: . VVYLENL O-iAIMA'! Second Term 1w SULLIVAN 3N. ELLIOTT HA In BROWN 3-4 801' JO SULLIVAN - J .0 I.. GATA Tslhr-x M-u'lw, V-Hriw Mummzmnly, Verb; Cmvmi. Rmh I,. :1I :lr,ud, Myrane .'h MOW- H-YWEL Mary PPH Vr'lHl :ITIS, f; :IL' Hi: KWFl-PI. OdEOH HO' llns 'QI H-Imr'l MIR, l- I:n LE'H Dying Flimccz-s Nmuk 'I'addyca Murphej'. D-zkr'r: First Term OFFICERS VERLE CRAVEH President MARY CHARLOTTE BATES . Vice-Presidenr VALDA MQNJGOMEHY . Secrerary-Treusurer VALDA MONTGO :5 RUTH LArN'g MYRENE W11. Ii Vrzm 1: -' 'Imvm. MRS. JOHN VALEJA Mnmwwmw Second 1'5an W. H. C. quinis 0'ka I'I-mws w.-'MluunsUu, M Hjorin MP4'-ke-;, Mxllillllk Lynda E'tiilh .INEns,Lol1H Lcmse Na '- Leasmv Margaret Alsloti. Nnr'mrl M-m-us. lmmih: Ijraixxlems, Mary Stumps, fw' nah winch Ruby ?Thll ' i'rsl Term OFFICERS Second Term u 1 :5, :i- I! Q'Nw L. E111: Ex 2::A Eirr-al't, H :50! Gr-:.; 1. Obvnn-n M-JZH'J. 1mm: LYNCH . . President A . EDITH LANDISS rNCEs WILLIAMSON . VicerPresidem . . VIRGINIA O'NEAI .JH LANDISH . . Secrretarerreasurer FRANCES WELLIAMSON : ALSTON 'gusor PI WM I A N DISH. M M J Jan: LYNT'H MU ETA ADELPHIAN m .' . -r MW VHIM 1w: fir-w'l Hum MJ-Hz' 1 .? ' 71--11 Huq - x E-an-j Bull; $73.. .,-Hm-1: Huyh . .-'-.4:l:foJl' . OFFICERS . : mm! Tenn M; . : IV -.:. IVT'TMIHII'E . !' 3 -:J:str:'e.'1t . PLENTY Mm VAUGH : . HELEN Huang: Vr :1 Pra-srdem . . MAhIAN GRAI . ,' L.ELVVNNL Ti! ,rl-ZN'EJN SHCI'?ffNV-TIECISFUPI . HELEN HU FLDHENVI: vam L S;.Jon:;nr IVIAHIJI. DEAN MuI-j NANCY FERN VA MHW. :w :m: ; F-n Vu :un '- Elumr wry 3 EVL- ,, V phlnr m .-. 15-: Ta- I , Ham Jvm H--.11 LH.: Em NIJ'W N Am. Va 1. . H H: TM: . : lJIIMwH FHSITPIH: fUITTi F??S SEiTUNf Tern1 BARH . . . . Prum-Jm1f . . . CONSTANW ani: URELIA Wmmiu VH'L I'.nr:;:1dme.' . NANCY SALNEHE: GAHUFLAK51 A . SecndurrTwamvHer.IWAHGAHUanKATHs CONNIE FoHD LEAH BARR HLPHA THETA fJ- Aragu. ?Miumx lerv, thr-W'hu-H Hm. Lu'l'l'ZH-r Fm wm-H. 71ml: 1: mm Pu .w Uiz'kson L'md :T:'-l:3m-:n. Esz Mur- Kradrm. Hum Dmus. Hum qudlny Eli 11PM hti-UillML 51526-51 H :ICIWlSk l Minus, Ermyl Mv'r'udazn, Cm r: Nisuuls, ILh-z Bruxmnq. Chine Slmughth 31min 51135-141, Chr u--l HraV-I: 351::le Iv'izb ! H Suu'lmm FMS! Term OFFICERS Second Term ENID COLEMAN . . . President . . . , 1L0 ..,, RUTH BRADLEY , Vr-rePreszden! . . ZULEMA L :i IuLm BHOWNmG . . . Secretory . . EHMYI,W'IH': MRS. E. R. STAPLETFIN ENID 3 pm mar 1U 10 IU W-H: Wva-n. Hiuw lirr :n-' ms, V 1 F' M-ny Lilla L-mqsvn Vmuiv Hum . i. Ht; :I-jniu iEnl-wt 310.1 - r , E : :n-IL i: ' RF'IMM LWHH. !. ' :11: Drum Himif-I MISS WL E-Zwllr1-'k. First Term EARLLr-JE Rummm :I IAN WALDEN JZABETH AHNQI h OFFICERS SECOHO' Term President CH AHLINE BER'SN EH -, 7 XI LDITH HULETT Secretur'y-Treumm9: . MARY ALBERTA Emu; Vice-Preszdenf I C. 83mm vnsor CHAHHNE BERGNER SUB-DEB MN? W NW 1'? MM Alu-c- UH s..-n. N-Hm Is-mm N-slr'y Mull may. W 1111M AHG-n, Hum Harh, IWJILHHUY IHl-I: Shr-rliH Mm? Sl'm'n' OFFICERS MARY IANE SCOTT . . . . . . . Presin... NANCY MULLANEY . . . . . . . V VitrePFEIsi-- NANCI ISAAC , . . . . V Semelury-Treas If MARY Mm: S::n,xr1l M155 IUANITA : - Sponm CAVALIER I-x-ik I. :v' in cg. H :1? EU. Fn 'Lw Hay ia-a-E. IN E Pwm Lloyd W nscam RMm-m Y :I:-r-.U-llw, i'1 :n SIHEHth, lnhn Mwsnm Unyrml M Eyimldl Lowe Hnnm, J .ennert: I Wis ledl it ENIIVW'H'JV'IVI L-J-Iml W HF-rry Vnanrm Bhyd Hmnoid Bailey, Lynn Hut- hqt-LIL M ' I .i-Jk OFFICERS E ,7 J OYD WATs-JN , . A . . E . , . . . President LL BELL . , . . . . . . . . . Viceipresidenf 9,, i AGAN YAHHMJIMH E E . . . . Secretary-Tmusurer - E. ABmTT 4 mm: XlehXX : Im' LAMBDA SIGMA I. P. Thmmom GI mvilh- erst! x.',-: k Loyd Pawns, L. 3. Fmsm-H. Corie: Mumice Hinds German Wilks, Lex Hobens William Sanders, Henry Ewinql L99, Farris. Turner. Louis Green. I-Jck Naeimm. Eumos' Mitchel thrur Lakins. Hamid K'. EIHPI'SOU Fltmnery. OFFICERS L.D.FHASHIER , . . . . . . , . . . Presi CORTEZ EH1. . . . . . . . . Vice-PIESrv I. P. THORNTON . . . . . , . . Secrefary-Tr- JOHN Lsi f L D FHASHIEH 8.1304 - KOINONIA l1: : llhilhlh, Wmfrai Rivlmrds, L Mdlrlr-L LHnIau Ho 8, Hannrr, Levi M :'i :-.'3r. ir-w; L ... E'Hzmds, W'wllm'o Im'k, in h :5: Vrg- ?.fi'l'cr: .50va9. WFljrn Fh r: amt; OFFICERS '. Presmien! Vme-PreSIdenr , Secretorvaroasmer I. E. BARTLEY SUB T-16 Huznw'u 'I:. :-':: . - .s.I.1:Mm fluuf :: Pi arms . ,H : ,1 ' 1.31 29'; William hm Kr-rn 5v :rs. I rrv.: I Bland H F. Rhodes. erdim P JirI-.-. Lnnwlri ' :v 'i'm.mermam ; jwu H .mHin: A OFFKTRS Him: RHODES . . . . . . , . . . . Presidetd INK WOOD SEAHs . . . . . . . erPresidenl LAMAR BAKER . . . , . . . . 5:.-;- ;1e1uryTreasu :- HI'TH 5w ,liviii'; Tam! r?.iDR B. F. FL Ink Wm TAGMA x. :-L :r 1 : .: :J- L. . i L'whm 1,7 ivy. Mrsm Taluan, Hullrll m wcmu HVL; . . 1':-' '1'$. LWHPIT P: mke-V', R-:.1.h HV'HI'J'IH. EsV-i 3-1544'lu1 a-I'm . DEWEY W-JHD DUYL s; llAHWm v 1.1.1 LAMMIM OFFICERS PI'DS.'t 56 m Vfrm-Pu 1MH,.Y W nah ' ;. -.4 :;1:1. : i'n lel-ri' 3 udd FHHILR'LL H '6'1 Alvir Ulla? 'mw. ? 1'i SL'LWL LC':::-H F . ': .-! U 511311111 Den- OFFICERS :',,:IJB?ZH 1'L.LY . . . . . . . . . . , Pregldenf BiiuK HAHHII; . . . . . . . . . VLfthPfESJdEH' I 1 . .VLL; BHHWHHI. . . . . , . Seaman:a-Tmusurer Nun. B. :' Spa : -- TENNESSEE . Him: .--. H i r-::,1;.Js err'is, Fa. muy- - AI1!,u - n 'v v'i:Ii-m. 5 m : 2 .512'. ',1'!-:I LTLD :11Mir:,PH.Im-' t7mHu.1.-'-e lelm, 1hr h-IM Vt :H-I l THUS IE :C:i:s. OFFICERS mm DOUGLm-s HARRIS WuuAM SANDERS WILMA Cum mu . . . V V . . Semen H y LAMAR BAKEH . . . . , . . . . . . Treasmw Fresnmn VK'LLPIQHH fem Ms HAHHIH MARGARET ALS'I'UN LAMAR LinKEr-z Pwnwgu dc LFUNAHD KIHK f5; . 4-150; BIII HRKHNSHS bark H1113. M 11', Alill'b mea H J'I'F' Grrlm me r E4 tnnld B 1.: v wam ?'. yvi OFFICERS ..L STOKES JACK WOOD SEARS SJ'OKEL: KERN SEAR: BUCK HARRIE E1. Hm Conslnnu 'aKJirlnl. M. I,'J';stfdl'n' I 1: BMW HiL. ' Nlc'holnam :v. Grelc ---: Tim'k. M-l Presid: Vice-Presjde AD JACK WOOD: 7;.- HRKHNSRS .1. .' . Ewnzw : I-Jr in 11.71. L'wlqwn Mer. Fl-m s 'Wwb'iu Dr 1v'.. w Eva Hauwuysom W F: L H HHVWMUI, IPH Hu-riu-s I'll 'w: F n, V ' 33:15 Lkl'lhf :'L L. .1 am, 3 :I 7,5. ' , 1M, 'v'ii-Hwn Fm h :rds. Emlyn :v.- ijrlr .l. OIL Helm: 110M 'UU.L HeL n Snow. Alum Thmu-as. Wtdnz. I CED. -H 19-1, ' M-h K Eml Pflwiil L' HIS- M' wI- Ali- -Ur1 L: H. . . TJSWn-A I1: '91' A :n J; :IDI' - l, 1-huhml Lynsmrr, 1- 1h-: --v Uwul Mwnrm 'E'NI-i Tubmmn. ViI'Jitlj'l MVD ,V; W G: :wA 1 urr. :tl: -.'-.'4 v iris, E15714 HleJ ' '- ' :. l': :n '.- Tap. Lmd, CNHJH- W .911, 1, OFFICERS . AEY A: isEnTn E1 Ms . . . . , . . . Secrerury-Treusun-xr . L. C. SEAHS . . . . . . . , . . , Spmumr lnm. x-::. :5 DH. L. C, SEA'm ALBERTA Ex HR E1515 MAE HOPPER MAHEL DEAN MCDUNICL Spomnr FLQGPIL fl Law ND! b N p-. mmm- HHU- OFFICERS 1' FT. MCCAIEH ALEXANDER Smnu ELAINF 5me I. E. BAH! I..EY ELAINE CAMP ' url- T ff. Iv Cnieb. ' mpman. 1 --:-: 1 .1 1.147110 Comp. ':1: ' :. .3 1;'15,0iive F013;. President Vice-Presjden! :Sf-f'fifyirlr y-TIBOSUIQI PROFESSOR NEIL 3.1.1: Sponsor M CLUB I P. Timq'nlnn. L-xVunno Thommn. Marjorie Lyrwlu Rmylene Thurman, Edam Lundiss, Mlicm W :lrlr-n. Manlyn i' :1mmon, Kcsiprh Walden Marian GI-xhurn, Harold Robmf M-rvr Pinksmm his Merlin, li'u, Nelh Tammy, lians Hrr-Meym Vernico Bmiord. Bnlmc: KQFJGI, Dorothy Ry'vurn. Arm French. Emu. L-rm: Rulm' Clhllllll Mary Bess Lem; Sarah Hulhlnoh Pml Shim. MIsM M Hunnv MiUs. OFFICERS GgNE KOKEN NN FRENCH ! LLIAN WALDEN President . . . . . . ViceiPresideni . . . A , Secretary-Treasurer MARY N, ELHOT'F KOKEN Sponsor X f . ,r J g A I . y, - J .4 L I IN. L. D. FHASHIEH TEXHS Don Bwn'lr-y. anvr-s WlHiuIILSHH. S. Y FI-Ishier, AnnEHE Benn Dams W :lJis. Vn'c;il melhy leluia . 'Tinmu Lrn m Mmy Ell' :'- 'ix 11k! :rH-J-n 3.. D. Dmolhy Hmds, H :h-E': 31hr: :r: F-HIM hurl! :! l. Mamrica Fitsqzqm Slouqu, Pmlim HUM Emmle- Beliv Roy- I.s--E1uw 351544-25 f;!ll11'-'11:E W ,, Hr-u'l, Cl 111: .f'vr-vc-us, Ham? Ewing M L T.nuL-n ': . m, Fem ' .4 L u'.:r:,-fh.v'inI Kuhnr-ih :J-wis. OFFICERS L D. FRASHIER DON BENTLEY . . . . , FRANCES WILLIAMSON . . . . . . . Sec President V wePrestenf :remrv-Treasurer OKLRHOMQ Whllw Nb IL 1:. v;. :Jm: 'J'N 'Ill 1:452'01'1- TJ'it '.!' LHHLML - , MHJH Tnmrmsk NW1! U N: r:I 'jrwnu m Wilka ,I- w-ei P.IxJCI-CLWUHL K X f 7' xxx 1 , - 7.8 , S, HF-Hh'nm Nklth y HUM V-xLHHtIH. Milx THInFl, K r. x , Amt: 3311.211113 Vunun FHQHL N'falhml med Lowe Hagan, K 34 L, L. kW hf . . , I- TE. ,,:u-:s W HE, A11 : ;11-51:1 I'Ilnwr L H4-v - .i 7 JPL i ; n A OFFICERS U f' Presiden! I g VzcerPresidenf Secretarerrasumr HUGH Hnomx WAYM: SMIi'I'EIEII-iti T. Horn; TiZHHY DR GEORGE S. BENSON 7: RHODES MARY DELL WILLIAMS WAILANA FLOYD Spousal L- 1. n-:! J EIJHL Mls Hr N LFDNAHD KIRK MARY fAr-u: Sm'l '1' EQUESTERIHNS 511 LL 1w .' H Hymn. M 11V Mm Sr r5711, VV-'I:'nn Sw Hung; I m Imw Smw-Jrl, 1-: 7- C5 R Imrn, KEN! Sm. . ' :w- I'd Hlll! 1., 13- 1111 :n VUIEIS,L-Z'JlS-JIx1: C'!':,NI! MuH-nw OFFICERS -1 Is-x Hui 1r IML Kmneih E 2'. .1: ?Qw'awj. rThullel. Premdon! tics: L'ELJ! gerruasurer LEONARD ' ' 1 -551m, CV1 '1'1. ' 1!mrv5::11, T :Ju L'nmm HEX : b, Mny Bras 1:1 ml: u, E: my! Ev'uchzdden. iwi in, Ivf-u- OFFICERS LEAH 13mm. LILLIAN Wm MN T. Rosa: TKHHY President Vrce-Premdeni Sucrokn y-Trcusurcr , MAE? HMI'HIH Sponsor LEAH BAHH KHNSHS Mrs. Flomn-n, UH tur-m. Lev: M Mirzw'm Fremxs Novdk, Baily Bergman L'Iimslmn Borqnar. Gene Hancock FstiL: M:Ipi- . Kama! liqmsr. hunil: 59in? :5, Fsl-f. Mufflugquqa OFFICERS ' 1 CHARLINE BERGNER . . k . . . . . . . . . President F ESTHER MAPLE . . . . . . . . . . Vice-Presidenl FRANCES NOVAK . . . . . . . . . . . Secreiary MRS. FLORENCE M. CATHCART Sponsor DQVID LIPSCOMB CLUB .K I Dr. I. N Annslrwq. Mm L N. Armswonq. Edna Adams, Dcuqlns Harris. HousionI Mmrey Wilson, L. E. Pryor. Sr., Wllmc: Collins t '--;, r B. F. Rhodes, Oscrn Drake, Mums Adams. leny Fxml, Lennard Kirk. Griffin IQ ' J lJ'JJ, William Sunjers, LaMnr E-thxm ' t . . x , -- - A, ,a- OFFICERS ' ' . ' .R .. MUHREY WILSON JAMES ADAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . Vice-Presi WILMA COLLINS . . . . . . k , . . Secreforyfreas r' MRS, T. N. ARMSTRONG . . . , . . . . . . 81130.4 158 HQRDING CHMERR CLUB NFII E. I. P. Thommn. Pan! Shin; LQmeIrm G ztvileyj M :Lmzta Hinds, Holtl:?-TRH W1C. GT-ne H-mn'or'h MWTQHDIHF' Crum Orwd Muson, Madge Smuh. Thomas Ward, Ann OFFICERS President VicerPresidenf SecretoryiTreasurer PIX Dale FielrheL Aims Brown. Thmnws Weaver, Tulon MCWrith, 'lemud Brlh-Ju, OIVIHE L. Bradley, 13-le Wnlsun. I. L. Hollis, EM Fries! Homo: F. Hka. OFFICERS u BETHEA . . . . . . . , . . . . President E2 COLEMAN k . . . . . . . . Viceipresidem : PRIEST . . , , . . . . . . . SecrretarerreCIsuIer 159 BOOK VI ADVERTISEMENTS Harding 0022595 n V alum... , i . Wf'g'gig'my .e q ; J 'XH u mm?! i? 514 -i I! my In 1934 Harding College moved to Searcy. In a plant three times as 1 as the one at Morrilion. there was provided ihe necessary roam for CI no healthy growth for mcmy years. Most of ihe iuculiy moved to Seercy with the school; other members added. Families, ioo, inieresied in keeping their children in Christian roundings followed ihe school. Dr. Armstrong continued as president of the school until he resic i 1935. He coniinued his Bible teaching, however, and was made Dean of and President Emerius'C Dr. George S. Benson, then CI missionary in was elected president. Progress has been made in every field during the college's six y Secxrcy. The faculty has been increased and more courses added io meet demands oi cm. ever-growinq studeni body. The campus has been be- a rose garden picmied, c: printing shop added, and the college plant imprn'h Immediuiely after being made president Dr. Benson determined to the school oi indebtedness He set this goal for 1940 and he worked tirel On Thanksgiving Day, 1939, in the Homecoming Chapel he announced ' crowded auditorium thai the goal had been reached -ihczi Harding Co was debi-iree. Following the chapel exercises which were broadcasted io hundredsu crowd gathered about c1 huge bonfire. lighted by Dr. Benson, and looked us Dr, Armstrong casi 1he cancelled mortgage into ihe fire. The strains 6! Alma Mater were never before sung so ioyously. A gift of $5,000 in - cmce policies was presented 10 Dr. Benson by the Alumni Association 0:3 iirsi step toward an endowment. The burning Of the mortgage may be considered cm epoch in the his 01 Hardinge Now she can go forward alwayseconiinuing to ieac hes God said? 10 thousands and preparing oihers io leach ii to the 9 IHE FEIII lElIll IS4D af SMITH-VAUGHAN MERCANTILE CO. Patron ize Our Advertisers The Fem Jean SKIN Of 1940 nre d983- 1y qmleful T0 the HIPF'C'hUI'Ub' Lind linlsi- Fastes: Growing Store m Hess men who made this back p0351r :le. Their roopwntion end friendship 1-: ml? White County school merils inexprmsihle 1h'mkzz. Read me Advertisement; And Porromze Our ' ' 1k Advamsprs Searcy - - - - Arkansas MILBURN-JOHNSTON GROCERY COMPANY Distributors of GOLD BOND AND SILVER BOND PRODUCTS SEARCY - - - - - - ARKANSAS III! PE'll'l SF IEIIII I940 4'; September Calendar 335:3. 25 Freshmen reqislrmion. Barbara Keeier flys in from Muss. Sept. 25-277A11 o1her reqisiroiion. Sept. 23 0035 work begins. Sept. 29-Dot Baker tries to locate Alma M:.I:r in Pultie Cobb Hull. Les Amiqus club lormed. Sept. 30-Fucully-sludem reception. Boys look over doling prospecis. October Calendar Oct l-Kodukinq and cour1inq uquin rank i'usw in Sunday cdternoon recreations. Ocl 2 Brmy Berqner conlends that ah the fresh- men boys are bashful, Cd. E-Buck puts out tits! Bison, First Tuesday Radio ploqrcm. Bentley elected business manager cl Bison. Oct. 4 1 DA and jack Wood 5!:er subscripiiou drive io: l940 Pam lean. OC'L 5 Equeslriun dub organized. bums mustache in luimrulcry. First lucully 19:. OCI. 6 Mr1hEl Dean loilers Ghoul me boilvr roran Ocl. 77AM qirls' Clubs 'n'xve firsi regular m?elinq. Oct. B Bmlher Armstrong speaks on Radio pro- gram. Oct. I2 KDken, French, and Waidmn elected of- ficers oi M club. Arkansas dub entertains student body. Doc Abbm I O'NEAL CHEVROLET COMPANY CHEVROLETS and OLDSMOBILES Hugo, Oklahoma HEADLEE DRUG COMPANY Prescriptions Drugs Toilet Articles Sodas Sal mlwiches Phone 290 Where the Colfege Students Gather THE IDEAL SHOP lhudy-lo-Wcur Gifts Gruuling Cards Phone 165 Mrs. Neal VANITY BOX BEAUTY SHOP 208 3101111 Spring Street Mrs. Earl Burkhart Phonc 3-H 186 IHE PEIII YE JEIIII I!!! J; Oct. l3ranmhdu Luke. OPL 14 L, C cluh emerluins s1udenl body. Oct 157G00 Goo begins warming up 10 Mabel. Siqmus go fishing lo Barber OCT. IBiBI'IIHEY. Cochran. DI'Gk': head Koinr onias. Oct. I7F-Fx'eshmen face mike . Oct. IEirKirk replaces Berryhill in boys' dorm. OBI. 257mm Harp says she wants a shorl, km man. Oct. 25 Tuxes issued In Glee Club. Our. 277Presiden: Eamon roles plum in Ency- clopediu. Oct. EBiHuqh lectures m lair. Guru Trump party. F'm'rur cops iirsl prize. Oct. ZQ-TVFlose has ccrller from Pquouid H't's lhm mun quiIU. Om, EUi'MH club hikes m Bee Rock. 36L 3liokluhonm Hub 1hrows Haliowe'en ptuw. November Calendar Nnv. liNinrA studenls make Who's Who . Pepperdines vish ccmwus. Nov, Z-First lycgum The GhosI Train? NOVV EiBuHingion asks monitor Lumberl how Io slip in. Nov. 4-SuhT chapel program. Nov. 5-Hnnccck falls '0 Camp cu! Thompson appears. Noun 67R. F, C's mum 10 Bee Roc'k. Nov. 7 Somul : lul: bids sem oul. We leld Like In Have You Think of This Bunk As the Home of a Friend . . . x Place Where You Can Come Knowing You Will Be Welcome SECURITY BANK Searcy, Arkansas Drink..... 064' Delicious and R vfrvshing In Slorilizod Bnlllvs Phone 310 Searcy, Ark. 8 Kcnsus club formed. QiTofebts organized. lDiMcry N, Ellie in musical remtul. Nov. 12-Eurl PriesI courts Edith Hulen. Nov 13-Taqmqs visii Lonesome Vxxllny. Cavaliers go to Red Bluff. Sub-T's visit Cochran's BluH. Nov M?meessor Kirk and crew quenz'h lire. Nov. lS-Superintendem Taylor speaks in chapel. Alpha Thelus organize. Nov Nav- Nov Nov. 16 15'1 0511 theatre puny. NOVA 17 Kik:11en Iorce orqunizes. Nov, laiGirls' clubs emerlain pledges. Nov. 19 Romr-m HuddlesIon tells swre! of his success with 1119 lair sex, Nov. ZD LUmbdu Slqmas vi51t Red Blufl. Nov, 21-Hepresemmive MIHS Iulks in chapel. Nov. 23 $25.000 given school. Benson believes deb! will be lifted. Nov, 24-Cc1p1nin Hatchen gives safely speech. Nov, ZB-Kohler and Clepk play CroqueL, Nov. 277T N. Tfs qo i0 Red Bluff; K0 Io Kai's viszt Red BluH. Kansas club lhemre party, Nov. 2871-1qu and Mason win debme. Nov. 297 Pope- Gurquuus and sweetie arrive from Chicago. Nov. 30 MORTGAGE PAID! Monqaqe cramnlion 01 1:00 O'clock. Basket dinner in Dining Hull. Preachers steal n10 Chandler's pie. In Go In breakfast GATAS give supper for old members. W, H. C.s honor old members. 167 wuda HVVhisoitlH ' column . . . FerV'S-t han her 3 Ihmlqh thrxy hadn'i They 11-? lCILI-qhn : 5: snme mci strides rm fly: whoisggruphe: ' . ' ,f':::!- '1 -vi:1 ..1 how H; rash :Z'OIIJH'JTE- with rthe-rs , , . All r'vnl'nad tc- play VI . . Semi :hrtl rung: Lu, ' k 11 you can . . , Dewey mid Lourelicl r3111 KCJdukmg . . . My, oh my how thaw lr m2 -::::wllv:-1's itH- I'r1mt Bokel's 816363; ; . . . Oh Ior a 111mm rmd my Oklahoma CiTy qer . . A The mum: r'ncachlmrry m the L C's hell 0! hnrrors . . . Living the robe at me obedient hubby . V5959 hnndihq out The scandal sheet. TIM you Gr?- mrxr 1151 m th-W :wmis Tourts . . . love so: . 168 9 lllE PE'II'I JEIIII um 41 McELWEE AUTO COMPANY A ufhorized Dealers Since 1914 Searcy, Arkansas KROIFS LADIES' APPAREL We Have Served in lhe Past and Welcome the Chance is Serve in the Future Dec. ZBiMuriqn CCImP visits in Godden Huli, L'Roy mnrriod. Dec. ZGiFiunnary lakes unto himself a wiie. Dcc. 3!? Bonnie mrives to open College Inn. January Calendar Inn. l--Smdems swarm irL Nubbin goes to Arkansas College. Inn. 2 1'115 call 10 Classes. Ian. 3 Dale Flemher Visiled by 'lhe shadow? 1cm. BiMay Queen election. Armstrong's pass another milesmne. How many? Ian. 77Gudden Hull blamed with firecrrjclua-rs Ian. QE-MIs C-alh $1M chosen Deun DI Women km. lUiWIIkS continues courting bolh gals. thirh is it? Ian. 12 Murray and Hazel advance lo lhe s1one age. 1cm. IS-Piastdenl Benson honmn'i hy chr'ully. Inn. l4- Cnnhu'ius say Goo Goo in love. Ian. 16761er show provokes male rhoers. Iun. 17 Rult'inulor1 noes u coulhn wnh Merne, Inn iHianpm 4nd Curly muko upper 1009? on hanor roll. Ian. l9-Lmo, iianlley, Mchlc-h. C' uc-1m:1l form Culbermon Club. hum 217 Nudemu vrzmps HUTDGI and Walden. Ian. ZZiCmvm wonders i! all musicians like refiea Jan, 237MIEL HCHIH seen wiih rolling pin. December Calendar Dec. 1-Drudgely htwk to classes. Hush and soup meals slum Dec 27130119 vmd Opuline cm on short suike. Dec. 3 Mu Chandler plots Chesshir-Benliey uHuir. Dec. SiMubeL Dean and Don elected Pam IeLm officiqis for '41. Dec. 104:9uples him 10: Christmas gifts. Dec. IZiBund concert. Mrs. Armsucnq honored by Board. Dec. 14- iewel Cowboys l'xurmonize. Der: !5 SAJnders und Elliot! cui capers UI Dykes' home. Dev, l't'iGibson rind Kecrkley receive pmlure of Him. Dec. lE--Cundles Eluminq .11 both ends-vmidv nith oil bums freaky. Bursar clumors lor lucre . Der. IU-ZO-Fiml Exams. Dmi. ZI S!uden!s head Ior home lites. Fureweils 'md Au revous sudden cnmrxus, Dec. 22 Rema1ninq studenls begin lheil lmnm- 0cm. Srnro and Koken spend lime together drinking Cocoa uIH nile trntl each nuts on ID pounds. Dec. 23 About uLl :areive boxes Iron! home. Dec. 247Roberl Hughes arrives for Xmas vlsi: with Halon. 739v. 257 Mq' prepares fine Xmas dinner. Leah Ihinks 0190 is vounlry buliem DEC. 27-Ma's qui vlmer and fruit nuke keep all in high spirils. ECONOMY MARKET w. B. COOK, JR, Prop. FRESH AND CURED MEAT 305 N. Spruce St. Phones 17 and 18 Shoes of Styie, Quality and Price HEUERS SHOE STORE We PM Your Feet Expert Shoe Repairing Searcy, Arkansas 5? III! PEIIT JEIIII IIID .g' O. N. GARRISON, Jeweler WATCH REPAIRING Your Eyes My Business DR. M. M. GABRISON NEAL PEEBLES, Agent Mutual Insurance, Real Estate,'Renta15. Fire, Tornado, cmd All Kinds of Automobile Insurance I Can Save You 25 Per Cent on Your Insurance Optometrist 103 EAST ARCH STREET Searcy - - - - Arkansas Phone 433 WOOD'FREEMAN RENgggXnggNSAFES LUMBER COMPANY C Searcy - - - - Newport Phone 446 The Good Lumber Number Searcy - - - - Arkansas We Serve Better Foods Private Dining Room 0nd Booihs We Welceme Harding Students PHELPS SHOE SHOP Shoes Repaired While You Wait J. D. PHILLIPS 8: SON Radios Refrigerators Phone 76 Searcy ' COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND IBIiST WISHES From WHITE COUNTY WATER COMPANY 170 E' THE PEIII JEIIII lilo IF! ROBBINS-SANFORD MERCANTILE C0. t i t i WHITE COUNTY'S LARGEST STORE i i I i We Carry Everything SNOWDEN'S 5 8; IO-CENT STORE Val'icly Merchandise Ladies' Apparel Home-Owned Feb. lQ-Whillen spells T-e-r-r-1-f-y- l-i-s-sue for Dewey. Dekker leclures four nlths. Feb. 20-Old Orqcm salvaged. Felix 21-Discipline committee has heavy schedr 1116:; Feb. 22-Fuculty members led up. Feb. ZB-W. H. C. leed r11 Hickory Ridqe. Oklahoma Ciiy gal brings oul the courting m7 slincl in Lambert. Feb. 24 Ko Io Kai Banquel. Kojnonirx banque! cl Liule Rock. Oscar hints matrimony lo Annette, Feb. ZS-The Wests Visit 113 Feb. 25 Ru1h Lcngiord leaves. Thanks to Ihe Lambda Stqmqs lor the Book Racks. Feb. 2778mm disapprove of red nail polish. Feb. 29-Mrs. Armslrong presents the Rank Only Eiders . Nol even any engagements. Geiqer speaks in Chupel. March Calendar March 1-Suleeb banquet. March 2-L. C. Carnival. Hall of Horrors makes hits wi1h couples-Hcmcock spends 15 minutes in it. March 3-Spencer croons Among my Souvenirs March SWWcmten speaks. Marie and Dennis win Oratory contest. fan. 25- M Ciul: has iGHy lug 0! war. Iun. ZBiSmden! Ivody goes 100'? for annual pictures. Inn. Zg-qur qmv-Paifeminine heurts go mm- punl. er. 3DADI. Lui Ring exposes one love Kirk. February Calendar Fel'w. 1 Vr1ld ,: vmnrrmnds great 10 :ders edilorinl. Feb. ZrGround hog sees shadow '13:71 . Feb. 3 Six pass A. R. C. exams. Feb. 44-Druke und Scruggs bolh bid ior Pcsulirra Feb. B Winnie Tu wms poetry contest, Farmer Ieioices. Feb. 7gBenson visits G00 and Mabel during 1119 vhczpoL Feb. B-Reynoids Ihremlens Hequ's reign whh Novuk. Feb. lkTimmemmn seen holding hands. Feb. !! Benlleys gel s1uck six times on preach- ing lrip. Feb. lZ-Maude Emma beats Dinky and Marie to Gonntm. Feb. 13 1. N. Annslmnq honored 1m authorship. Feb. M-Vulenllnes duster up dormitories. FebA 157H01Lund wins radio skil :rontesL Third lyceum. Feb. tFRobe-rt Hall speaks here Fab 177Huqh tries Myrane again. Fob, 157mm lukes ils 3011. Green uses momh wash for 11cm 0H. MORRIS 8: SON Everything lo Wear For Everybody We Appreciate Harding FOR SERVICE Washing Gasoline Lubrication Motor Oils Tire Repairing Accessories Battery Recharged Tires COX SERVICE STATION Sinclair Products Phone 322 Searcy, Ark. IIIE PEIII lEIlll Iago cg COMPLIMENTS OF BANK OF SEARCY Searcy, Arkansas SANITARY MARKET A. K. FORREST c; D. E. DOBBINS Phones 196-197 Searcy - - - - Arkansas April ZiExceil announces his onguqemem m Ihe scandal column. April 3 Glee Club returns. Josephine minutes 'llli luck Wood reiums. K'OUU'S April S-Mu Em Adelphiuns go 10 Suqm Loul. April JU Peli' lean goes to press. April il C'nczrles E. Yinqllnq speaks in L'hnple. April ?Q-Glee Club goes io Lillle Bock. April lS-GATAS visit Doniphan. April lEiElbeH A. Ledsure speaks in chapel. April 17-Iames A. Harding Day. Toletn outing 10 Bee Rock. Las Amiqus go for hayridek April 22 7'. N. T. oulinq In Cochran's Blulfv Alpha Thetas lo Bee Rodi: April 25--Work Shop plcyn April ZQnLambdu Siqmcxs and Cuvuiiers 10 P011! Iecm. Kononiqs go lo Red Bluff. April SOgYunior-Semor BcnqueL May Calendar 1- May Eele. 6-Sub-T-IB ouiinq Io Holly Hollow. 127W. H. C. outing. l3-L C's go lo Peli! Jenn. May May M a y Ma 1; May 16 Lyceum number. May 257W. H. C Garden Party. May 26-Deun Sears gives baccalaureate address. May ZB-ZQHFinDI exams. for Hus! Iime. May 29 Homecominq Day. Old grads pour in. May SU-Commencemem exercises. Address by A. C. Pullids. Seniors enduni.I them March 6-Dmmnlic club given charter in Alpha Psi Omega. Match 77Fourlh Lyceum The HJH Bezween . March 8 Eurwood appears wilh shining splic. March QrLurnur Plunke1 threatens a blilzkrieg attack on Pullie Cobb Hall. Brenls makes Chapel talk. March 30-4. P. and Nancy Fern seen hoiding hands. March ll-HoctuH and wife see Ghoal ui Fletch- er's upurlment. March 127Shira shoots piclures for Fem Jean. March ISaFinal exams. March 17 News o! the HindsCrum and Barney- Lynch engagemems discussed. March iS-Timmerman bmihers announce the sale of 1heir Monte Curio Concession March lgiNo Bison published. March ZkGirEs qo Eus1er shopping. Hugh Rhodes speaks in chapel. March 22 Good Friday. March 24 EasIet garb and headgear on parade. Marsh 25 L. C. Club places radio in girls' recepv Hon TOOIIL March ZST-Summill returns 10 Harding. March 28 11111 talks in chapel. March 29 61129 Club leaves Ior Tennessee. March SOAAbsenlea lovers cause girls to mourn. March SliHenry Ewinq qeis nick-name of Si . April Calendar April l-Rooms 330 and 304 qet morouqh slack- ing. High School outing to Bee Rock. POWELL 8: C0. DEPARTMENT STORE Everything in Ready-to-Wecrr to Meet Every Sludenr's Need STERLINCNS 5c TO $1.00 STORE Where Prices Reach Their Lowest Level Pay Less For Better Quality 172 9- THE PETIT lEIIII I34 .g': ALLEN,S QUALITY BAKERY SEARCY. ARKANSAS TIIIC PASTRY AND SPI'NIIAL'I'Y SHOP Wlu-l'v Baked Howls Arc Furn'shvtl For All Kinds ul' Iinlvl'l:iinnwnl, Come in and See Us CROOMS CAFE Make Your Slm't' W851 Side Of Hm Squum Park Avenue Grocery 800 Ems! Park Avenue Leon and Bruce Roberson Phone 122 SEARCY CROOKS DRUG STORE Rexall Drugs We Welcome You Plume 500 Searcy, Ark. Harding College Laundry 8: Dry Cleaners Wli KNOW HOW IN H.LUW TI 1 IC CWHVU '. COLLEGE. .s-EARCY Wherr rwsr d1c p?rI'- ;'Nmr2 . . Iris irnn'xwd iasiween the burs . . . The trio 1:' :'.ir:q M v -1: hum Hl-w- wallpgri smriiw . . V FIHHIIPFY Mr pini'lg TO remm Ira Clwllxmlcm after u mgi'H m il'u wHuvis . . . Rahuh winmm his own 3mm'ml A . . Curtez, yon uhr'mld sleer Mabel t . . A wrmw gmmg by-by in lhn rnlloge buqqy . . , Hohertcrt frown- Why Mn dushxtrlen lr'rwi: hm hO'H be buck III :1 mmuie 'swuxa . . . IWLJ W'r :c'5' stop; 1 his: wmy to class . . . if 131 v ' Q3!,1rv1:mu;l; t fur Ihc Fem Ieim . . . wgw :ru ?1 L9: 7:! 97+?! HHS? hOf' INIL' inn 11 151M. I: I xuyi Elgj-En xv Thu w :ki ' !- cIEZII-IJ 21114 ll' 1i; x. u IHE PEIIT M: JEII'I IBIO SAVIC.... 23 Per COM In in Per Cent Fina 'I'm'nmlu and Auto lnsu runa- LEWIS 8: NORWOOD GENERAL AGENTS 406 Exchunge Bunk Bldg. Little Rock, Arkansas Cnmplimvnls Ul' VIRGIL LEWIS MeWs Shop MliliT YUI'H FRIENDS; Al ROBERTSOWS Where Mom Peopfe Trade:- INV 1T1 NG FRIENDLY COMFORTABLE t t i t HOTEL MAYFAIR M. D. SMITH, Manager Searcy - - - - Arkansas Ask 1901' 0 mad? ' le OPfAM NOT A FAD BUT A FOOD EAT A DISH EVERY DAY RIALTO THEATRE Norlh Arknnsus' Finest Theatre We Am Always Glad lo Cooperate With the Fine Sludenis Of Harding College Special Hures For Przrmre Show Pome: PLAZA THEATRE We Appreciate Your Trade WHITE WAY BARBER SHOP Hmrriscn, Bradley uni Slmud 175 PETII JEIII 1940 r51 5'? Till; CARDER MOTOR COMPANY Plymouth Dodge 8:: lcs Sorvicv Plume 77 Searcy - - - - Arkansas THE BEST FOR LESS In Young Men's Sport or Dress Clofhing Ladies' ReadyvtovWe-ar Sferd For the Smart Miss ;Mney54 J. t. PENI'EY m. Ir'c. CITY SERVICE STATION Prompt, Efficient Service WILLARD V. BETHEA Mo nczqer COMPLIMENTS OF SCOTT-MAYER Commission Company PLANTERS PEANUTS W. S. COMPTON COMPANY LITTLE ROCK DISTRICT COMPLIMENTS OF Wakenight Hospital Modem Equipment, Home-Like Atmosphere Efficient Service COMPLIMENTS OF A. C. BENBROOK CALUMET TEA 8: COF F EE COMPANY 409-11 W. Huron Street Chicago 9 THE I'Elll lElIll I340 .4; A Harding College Enterprise THE COLLEGE INN 0n the Campus Your lelrnnzlgc Apprecialml LIGHTLE 8t ROYSTON THE 1940 PETIT JEAN ls Bound m a KINGSKRAFT COVER KINGSPORT PRESS, Inc. General Insurance Phone 319 Searcy, Ark' KINGSPORT TENNESSEE I... G. Balfour Company Atilehom, Mnssnchugatts READ YUIIH Leuding Manufacturers 0! Class Rings, Comn'lence-mem INSUN Announcements, Diplomas, Cups. Medalsi Trophies. Special Insignia Il'mlinu Cullwc Publication Rings and Invitations For Senior ChISS h h of Harding College Are BCIlIOiJr-erde 177 E- 'I'IIE PEIIT JEIIII IBJIO 74'; IFII IR Ml IND IU N IDAHHI D N A Sound Weekly GOSpeI Paper A Conscrmlivc, Loyal lixponenl ol' the Doch'inc Ol' Chrisl, Oppuscd In All lkmzn'lures From Now Tostznnvnl Christinnily Publishers of Quurlcrlies, Billie School Lileralurc, Hymn Books, Books nl. Svrnmnhu Church llislury and Many Pumphlcls, Trzu'ls, Leaflcls, lilc. Write For General Catalog FIRM FOUNDATION PUBLISHING HOUSE 104-108 East Ninth Street AUSTIN, TEXAS 178 k THE PETIT JEIII'I 1540 5f TWO ARKANSAS PRODUCTS WITH PERFORMANCE RECORDS SECOND T0 NONE LION KNIx-KNox GASOLINE livery mm and then u pmdm'l is m:nlv llml will slum! un its mm nwril. Such a gusolint is Linn Knix-Knux. We'll Ivl HIL' i'ull lmwm'. quick slurling and high unli-lmm'k pvrl'umr zlmfc nlk Linn KnixaKnux slzt'uk I'Ur ilst'll'. 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SANDERSON Harding 1924-28 Business Manager GOSPEL ADVOCATE COMPANY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 180 SE 4 IHE FETIT IEIIII IEID 135 FAUSETT-HOGUE PHOTO COMPANY QI'ALI'I'Y PI'IUTUUHAPHS HIiASUXAl-ELY PRICED Photographers For 19-10 Petit Jean WELLBROCK SUPPLY COMPANY Producers and thppers of: BeeVeer Cool Standard Briquet Indusll'i'il Chemicals t Ruby G!OW Anthracite Laundry Clczlncrs Supplics Ii 10 Mnm'm- Au'nuc BRINKLEY COAL Memphis. Tenn. COMPANY WESTERN DIVISION iThe Pick of the Fields thMPLlMI-IXTS 01 We Specmhze in Arkansas and Okluho 1 CG'IS SELIG COMPANY n U a Atlanta, Georgia Fort Smith Ark IHE PEYII JEN I940 ,1 An nual Archltects , . 3M1; WI I pt unli- mmc w IIII u n war -I I I l x mgm IcL -r mmmmmu Inn IL' emit V PEERLESS ENGRAVING C0 LITTLE ROCK, ARK. ARTISTS I DESIGNERS . PHOTO-ENGRAVERS p lag THE PE'III JERI'I 1340 From the Press of RUSSELLVILLE PRINTING CO. Russellville, Arkansas 183 31- I II E P E I T I E I II I 5 4 II i AbboH, Dr. Cyril E .......................... 13. 143 Hughes. Edwin M. .............. ,,,,,,., 5,777,120.68 Alston. Margaret .................. 19. 29. 58. 121. 137 Hughes, Ruby Io ............................... 21. 133 Armstrong, Dr. I. N ...................... 15. l06.158 Armstrong. Woodson Harding -.5....----.19.105.158 Jewell, Florence F. .----.w,,,,,,, ,20.104.138.150 3911, S. A. ,------.------------.-.. . Klrk. Leonard ...-,-,,,A,H- ,20. 104,147.149,156.153 Bell, Thelma Dumas .7 ,, Laos. William 1,.---.----V----.------.21. 64. 116.117 Benn... D. George s ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 114,155,155 Lamas. Alma Thornberw 21138 Benson. Sallie Hockuduy ,,,,, , ......... 20. 53. 112. 155 McCullough, Moxie TH ,WW . 1,, ..20.1U7. 118 Berryhlll. M' E' ----..----- .,..-,,,,,,,,u..-19,120 McKitlrick Dr Mar 18 141. Brown. C. D. .,V.,.,,.W u-----,. .. 7 . , . 77,7,121 ' ' Y ' thcun. Florence M. ----.-------.....17.105,112,158 owm pawns w -'- - ------ -13-53-149 Chandler. Bonnie Young ..... nn 77 ,, dd 21 Coleman. Ermine Houchens .............. 19. 107. 112 P0019' Nancy Morgan 1 .,,,,,u--,,,... ' ' '19 Pryor. 1'... E. ,------H- .-. v7.-.--v- ..,. , 19,63,155 Cope. Neil B. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 19.100.101. 148.152.159 Rhodes, B. F. ..-.----. ............. 19.105.146.153 Dawson. Herberl H- -,,,,1-,,,,,,,, ' ....,,,....7... '15 Rhodes, 1uctnilu -------. WW, ..,,,,,,5,,,,20,58,142 Dykes. John Lee ........ v 7,,17.36.144 Dykes. Gertrude W111i: 4..-.-. .. --------...21.13B 5.30m, Cuihmina iiiiiiii - .1,.,,---.-. - ..----..-- 21 Sears. Dr. L. C ............................... 15.145 E1110 : Marv N iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2011351153 Sears, Pattie Hqihaway Snow DLC C -------.-- --- .. ------ Floyd.1 lelcher ,,,,-....,,. .------.------.. ..-.21.68 snow. lune Rhamy ------------ Slcplelon. E. R. ,A-W h 1 ,, Gardner, Carl A. W- . .... ,--- h H W 19 Stapleton. Ruby Lcwary -. WW . Gibson, Ernest W. -WWW- .,.. ..,A-----.-..------.18 Summin. Dr. William Knox.-.,....-. -,....---,------ Holler. Fern ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 113. 58. 133. 154 Thornton, Mary Holes ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 21 Hopper, E1316 Mus - W ,,,-18,134,150 Hawk, Homer F. .......................... 21. 49. 159 Ward. Mrs. R. A .................................. 20 STUDENT Adams. Edna ----. . ,,,,,, 55. 141. 149,157. 158 Union City. Tennessee Adams. Iumas E. ,,, W.u. ., 29.58.148.149.158 College Grove. Tennessee Adams. Mary .............,.,,,,A. ,. . , .- 55,100,133 Searcy. Arkansas Allan. Denn1s ............................... 51, 111 Searcy. Arkansas Allen. Wanda 7W . .1. Tuckermun, Arkansas ..- -,W,.,A,,69.83.142.150 Allen. Winston 1,, ,.--------.---- ..,,,,,,,47 Secrcy. Arkansas Alston. Margaret ,. .. ., umr -7- , W, 19. 29. 68, 121 Henning. Tennessee Argo. 110 .---.---..-------...-..--.,.61.140,150.15? DeValls Bluff. Arkansas Arnold. Elizabeth L. .,,.,-. . .----------- 55.141.150 1111 V2 8. Vclmcr. Lillie Rock, Arkansas Bailey, Bernoid ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 61, 116. 117, 143,150 Taylor. Arkansas Baker. Dorothy ---.-... .- ,---., .. W 61,136.149 4512 Si. Elmo Ava. Chalianooqu. Tennessee Baker, Helen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Cash. Arkansas Baker, LaMur -5--- . -. ,-. . .7, 8. 28. 29. 1-19, 153. 146 4512 St. Elmo Ave., Chaucnooqa. Tennessee 61.140 Burr. Leah ,,,,,,,, ...,,,, ....... 8.30.118.139.157 828 Muldowney Ave.. Pittsburgh. Pennsyhaniu Burlley, I. E. -,d-..-..-. --..-.,,w,1 151.47.145.152 Parrish. Alabama Bates. Mary Charlene ............. 51. 13B. 151. 155. 157 F1. Smith, Arkansas 184 INDEX Bean. AnneHe , 777,55. 104.105, 107,139.154.156.157 Kirbyville. Texas Beavers. Iusl'me ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 55. 100. IDS. 109. 151 Williford. Arkansas ' Bedwell, Byron ........................... 61. 107. 155 205 East Duke. Hugo. Oklahoma 13911. Bi ----5- . .--5--------..----.---- .--.A47. 143 Searcy. Arkansas B911, Robert W.. .-.---.-. .thWHH,.77769,83.104 Searcy, Arkansas Bennen. A. W Bald Knob. Arkansas Bentley. Don 7,,,47.100,101.104,108,109. 110.143.154 Box 515. Arp, Texas Bem1ey. Virgil -.61. 100,104.106,108.110.111.148.154 Box 135, Damon. Texas Berqner. Betty . ..--. ..-.. --., Isobel. Kansas Berqner. Chorline Hm, Isabel, Kansas Berryhill. Elvin ............................ 47,145 Harding Coliege, Searcy. Arkansas Berryhlll. Excell 5d, , . 47. 100,101. 109,145 Rochesler. Texas Bethea. Willard .---- Lineman. Arkansas Blackburn. 1ewe1 -- .,.--..-. 8. 30. 513. 105. 107. 136. 155. Duncan, Ok1uhoma ....55,145.151 ,,,,,,, 61.117.141.158 Wan , ,. . 30.79.141.158 . ----,-.-.47.107.159 Bland, Lowell 5.. WW, ,7 - 7,7, . ..... 417.143 Rome 1. Box 13, F1. Coilins. Colorado Blue. Frank .................................. El. 147- Salem. Arkansas Blue. Travis ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 47.1471 Salem. Arkansas y E- III! Pill! IEIIII I340 4'; Blue. Troy ...................................... 47 Cogqins, Cllflord .-.-Au..--. 0--W,-----V--61. 106 Salem. Arkansas Agnes. Arkansas Boshe11. Eva ................................... Coleman. Enid ...................... 52. 107. 1110. 151 Punish, Alabama Grand Ave Seurcy. Arkansas Boyd. Vernon ,4- , .1 .---.,. , 48,100. 104. 143. 1551 Coleman. Fayetlu M-.W,------W0-W,,..--69. 107.151 Frederick. Oklahoma Grand Ave. Searcy, Arkansas Bradley. C. 1... 11..-.-.,. . .-- ........... 7,,48.159 Coleman. Keith .11 --- .......................... ES 411 E. Vina. Seurcy. Arkansas Grand Ave., Searcy. Arkansas Bradley. Mabel Rubye ........................ 47. 135 Co1aman. Orv1lle ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 48. 107, 110. 151. 159 Wynne. Arkansas Grand Ava. Searcy. Arkansas Bradley. Rum .---,,A,.,,,---.--,,m,,-.---.,,131,140 00111215. wumu ................... 47.80.136.149.158 411 E1 Vine. SEUTCY. Arkansas 209 Lawrence 81., Luwrencaburg. Tennessee 33611111611. Lorene ...... , , -,7 ..----..,,.55. 14.0. 151 Cone, Eugene ............................ 62', 145, 150 Russell. Arkansas Wheeling. Arkansas Emnnen. Marie ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 31. 100. 111, 139, 152. 156 Copeland, Blanche ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 52, 140, 151 425 S1ock1on. Jacksonviile. Florida 712 4111 Ava, Silvia. Illinois Brems. Loyd .--...,, . 31.68.100.104.106.144.150 Copeiand, Grim ........................ 43,143.153 Cleveland. Arkansas Route 2. Lake Park. Georgia Brewer. Lurlene .7, ..-.-.,,.,-,-,1-.--.,,,,, ...... Cowun, Hurry ---------------------------------- 4a 9110 E. Market. Searcy. Arkansas Semay. Arkansas Iimwn- Nvis .-.---,, ---------------------- 551159 Cruver, Verla 1.,,,-...---,,,,4s,47,100.101.109.135 900 E- Market Searcv. Arkansas 403 w. rum Ava, Lexinqson, N. Carolina Brawn. Dorothy ,,-----.. m. ------r 777----69-33 Crawlord. Inc: 10 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 55,135,150 900 E. Market. Semey. Arkansas Brown. EVA: 10 ,,.--0-..-. .. . ,,,,,,,,,,,, 55,135,150 Nashville. Arkansas Brown. Mary w... . .-..,-,, 200 E. Market. Searcy. Arkansas Brown. Virdean de ., .-----.,,,,.--1,,,, 0 , --- Rome 4, Seurcy. Arkansas Browning, 111110 .-.-.-,. .,..-. --.. ,,,.61,105.14D.151 McFaddEn. Arkansas Eufiuloe. Lorrie ......... ,, , - WW .--.,,,,,,,55.14B Egypt. Arkansas Buffingbu, Lynn 7 ..................... 61. 143. 149 4415 Tennessee Ava Chutmnooqu. Tennessee Burford. Vernice ........................... 55. 141. 153 Looxuhuma. Mlasissippi Budord, Vernon , Looxahornc. Mississippi Camp, Elaine --.. ,,.47, 68. 77. 139.152 Arab. Alabama Camp. Marian n. ,, Arab. Alabama Ccnnpbell, C0115 -..,v,. . . , Route 1. Searcy. Arkansas Campbell. Lenore -H. , , ,.-1 ....................... Route 1. SeaFcy, Arkansas 50.100.139.152 Campbell. Mona Bella ........... ,,-.---.,d -. 61, 140 Rome 1. Searcy. Arkansas Chandler, Bonnie Sue .................... 69. 107,149 Hurdlnq Collage, Sammy. Arkansas Chandler. Richard ,- --... W-.. ---. . H, ,,---69. 1-19 Harding College. Searcy. Arkansas Chapman. Adair ,,,,,, U... Wu--. .61.148.152 Moullrie, Georgia Chapman. Wylane .-.. , .-....- ,,-.,,,614135,152 Dawson. Georgia Chesshir. Evelyn ,, . Nashville. Arkansas Chesshir, Winnle 10 W ...,J -- ---.51,104.118.139.150 Nashville. Arkansas Chubb. Floyd n--. ,..---.61.104.106.148.155 1104 N1 Parler, Norman. Oklahoma Clark. Tuhnell .. ., 1m , ....................... 61 3536 Sponswood Ave.. Memphis. Tennessee Clack, Mildred v. .-... ............ 47.105.141.149 Hulls. Tennessee C1uck.Dorls .. h- .-,..- -.-. ,,,,,, Greenwny. Arkansas Cochran, Clifton ,--.. . .,.--.....,4B.100.107.113.145 Powdedy. Texas ..w--,-d..47.139,150,157 161.105.138.150 185 Glenwood, Arkansas Cronin, Robert H - ............. 60. 100. 148. 153 143 N. 18111 51., Wheeling, W. Virginia Crum. Marguerite W. -,,,..---..62. 105. 138,150, 159 Salem. Arkansas Daniel, Icmes W ................................... Lynchburq, Tennessee Davenport. Doyle ................................... Moumee. Arkansas Dav1s. Kennelh .--.--,,,,, Box 900, Dallas. Texas Dawson. Mildred , ................... 152. 100. 133. 151 311 E. Race 81., Secucy. Arkansas ,,,,---55,117.143.154,156 Defee. 1-1. B. ..................................... 51 Marion. Louisiana Drake, 05cm .................... 32. 106. 145, 149. 153 Mlslon. Tennessee Dumas. James Lee .............................. 62, 145 Judsomo. Arkansas Eurwood. Doy1e .- ,A.-------,d-48.106.108.147.1512 Baileyton. Alabama Ehl. Corlez ... .....,,,,..,,,......,,,,..,,,8, 31.144 Fayelle, Alabama E1113, Mary Alberlu ........... 55. 100. 105. 150. 141. 157 1109112 Valmar 81.. 1.11113 Rock. Arkansas Enqiish, C11Hord ---. ................................. Route 2. Seurcy. Arkansas Enq1ish. Elton ....... , ............................. Route 2. Secn'cy. Arkansas Erwin. Hurcell ..................................... 69 Harding College, Seurcy. Arkansas Erwin, 1111111119 Earle . ........................ 116, 117 Harding College. Searcy. Arkansas Eubcmks, Thomas Dean ............................ E110 W. Center 81., Searcy, Arkansas Evans. Lorene ........................... 62. 134. 150 Cushman. Arkansas Evans. Mary Agnes .............. 32. 104. 117.138, 150 1115 Thuyer Ava, Little Rock. Arkansas Evans. Norma ............................ 56. 133. 151 Bald Knob. Arkansas Evans. Rulh ................................. 56.140 Semcy. Arkansas Ewing, Henry ................... 43. 105. 113. 144. 154 Route 2, Box 301. Corpus Chrisu. Texan Farmer. Lowall ............................... 62. 148 quelow. Arkansas Farrar. Geraldine .................... 4a. 139. 149. 158 Shelbyville. Tennessee A; FETII Farris, Iva --.. ...--.-----------,- .43.141. 157 207 Queensbury Heights. Middleaboro. Kemucky Farris, Lee ................. 52.108.111.117.144.149 207 Oueensbury Heighls. M1ddlasburo.Ken1ucky Felker Nell a --5-----..,,. -15 --- 62,153 1383 Ross St..Cor1n1h.M1sa1ssippi Fells, Charlene . .. 1. ......................... 62. 150 Swiflon. Arkansas Filzqewld. Blonnie ....................... 62. 141. 150 309 W. Kinqshighway. Paruqould. Arkansas Flannery. Emerson ........ 28. 32. 100. 106, 108. 109. 144 Nuuvoo Branch. Porlsmouth. Ohio Flelcher. Dale .-6- . WWW . .,-,11-----,1-- .-.32. 159 Moumee, Arkansas Floyd. Odeun . .--....-..----V,-----1, 57.136.150 Nashville. Arkansas F1oyd. Wailuna ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 55, 116. 117. 133, 155 Box 112. Granite. Oklahoma Foqq. Olive . .------..-----....,.....,,,,,-62.134,152 Route 3. Vuldoslu. Genrqic: Ford. Chrislello .......................... 62. 105, 140 Route 3. Wclnu'r Ridge. Arkansas Ford. Constance .,,,,---..4B. 68. 81, 107. 139. 150 Newport. Arkansas Fmshier. L. D. 6.33.81.100.107.109.112.113,144,154 Slur Route 2. Pcmpc. Texas Freeze. Aleutrice ............................ 4B. 151 Newark. Arkansas French. Ann ----.-.----.55.100.104.105.109,139.159 1-1145 Greenfield, Deh'oi'l. Michigan . .7? Gann. Ho1lie ...................... 62. 117.134. 152 Guin. Alabama Gonna. Cli1lon ----.. .. ,,,1,.. 62.146 152.155 6611 Canal B1 1..vd New Orleans, Louisiana Garner.Thedne11 ................................ 52 411 E. Vine. Seurcy, Arkansas Galeley. Quentin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 55. 100. 1013. 159 706 E. Race 51.. Searcy. Arkansas Gentry. Newton ............................... 62. 150 Route 5 Seorcy. Arkansas G1baon.A11ce ........................... 69 142.155 217112 West F1131 51.. Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Gifford. Reba -,,.,,-u-,,,,--. --,1,---.48. 151 Trumann. Arkansas Go1den. Lorene .................................. 51 509 E. Race 31.. Seurcy. Arkansas Goodwin. Guy ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 55. 104. 154 2315 Walnul 31.. Texarkana. Texas Graqq, Hazel ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . AB. 112. 137. 150 Box 245. Norphlel. Arkansas Graham. Marian .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,, 48, 138. 153 Akron. Michigan Gruy. Chrisline Secrc'y. Arkansas Green. Louis ,,,,,,,, an , 54, 56. 100. 106.111. 144 1518 Roberts Ava. Whiting. Indiana Greenwuy. Iohnnie .-. . . .-. .-..-----..------..4B.143 Walton. Arkansas Greenwwv, Mack ........................... 33 Walcoil. Arkansas Guthrie. Claude .................. 20. 33. 116. 117. 118 Box 146. Ioinerville. Texas Gmhrie. Loudine Hohenwuld, Tenn-asee 49, 139 Halbrook, Sarah Belzoni. Mississlppi Hull. Donald Searcy. Arkansas Hall Ruby .. Saurcy. Arkansas Hull. Wendell . . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 62. 104. 108 406 E. Vine SL. Secrcy. Arkansas 1,. .----156.137.153 u..- .----1----. ........W 69 186 sin n l ' L 5 Hancock. Gene ...----.-----n---.---.63.147.158. 159 211 S. Meridian. Wichita. Kansas Hardwick, Elizabeth 67.1... W--. .......... 56. 140. 157 DeVulls 1311111. Arkansas Hurklemcxd. Them ................................. 63 Wheeling, Arkansas Harmer. Esther 1--...,,.,. Rage. Kansas Harp. Lola ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 58. 105. 137. 150 Strawberry. Arkansas .-56. 136.158 Harris. Bonnie Lea ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 49. 135. 150 Aplin. Arkansas Harris. Buck ............ 8. 34. 58. 100.101. 109. 148.150 800 E, Park Ave.. Seurcy. Arkansas Harris. Dennis ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 63. 148. 149 Box 87. Holllcnd. Tennessee Harris. Douglas ...... 34. 68, 100. 104. 105. 146. 149. 158 Box 87. Holtland. Tennessee Hartsell. Wanda ....................... 63. 116. 117. 133 Grand Ave.. Sectrcy. Arkansas Harisheld. Alma Pungburn. Arkansas Hawley, Elhel ,. .- Grifiilhville. Arkansas Healy. Donald ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 55.146 Roule 1.3011 128. Ft Collins. Colorado Healy. Doris ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, B3. 141. 153 Ronda 1. Box 128. F1. Collins, Co1orc1do Helm, Marie ................................... 63 Oxford. Arkansas H111. Greichen . . .------- ---. .-. .....63.105. 140.150 Greenbrier. Arkansas Hill. Ruby .. .-------.,....,,-,.--,,,49,137,150.155 Alma. Arkansas Hinds. Dorothy ..--n- ..---....---. . 63.138.154 2721 1511': 81.. Port Arthur. Texas Hinds. Maurice ................ . .49. 1116. 144. 154. 159 2721 15Ih 81.. Port Arthur. Texas Hocutt. Carlon ....................... 56. 107. 145. 152 Parrish. Alabama Hocun. Edna Ruth ,,,,,, . ............. 63. 107. 137. 152 Box 135. Parrish. Alabama Hodges, Berneuce Strawberry. Arkansas Hogan.1.owe W ,,,..-..,....-..---,1- 34,143,155 Searcy. Arkansas Hoqcm. Paul -. .-------. .-----. .--..,...-,--, 69.33 Searcy. Arkansas Hogan. '1'. M. ,--,- -.11---k,, .,7,........... 69,63 Searcy. Arkansas Holland. Helen .............. 63. Box 124. Dyeaa. Arkansas Hollis. I. L. ................................... 63.159 Marion. Louialanc 107.110.118.133.151 Hopper. Housion -------. .---. .--...,-,-.,-,,.49.150 Searcy. Arkansas Howk. Homer .. .-.--1,, W--. .---.-.---- 21.49.159 Searcy. Arkansas Hawk. Wesley ...... .41, ,-. ---..69.118 801 E. Market. Searcy. Arkansas Huddleston. Charles ..................... 63. 107. 156 Searcy. Arkansas HuddIeslon. Lillie S. ---..-----.--...,--... 35,104,151 Seurcy. Arkansas. 21! S. Oak St. Hughes. Helen AW, , - . ,.-. 6 35.138 151 Route 6.1301: 336. Pine Bluff. Arkansas Hughes. Roberi .------ 35 Morrison. Tennessee Hulelt. Edith 1,1, .................... 49. 107.141. 150 Poughkeepsle, Arkansas Hulett. Hazel Cenlar. Arkansas 1. 1 u e r s I 1 1 Isaac. Nanci ........................ 69. 142, 154. 156 BurtJeH. Texas 11111. Houalon ....... B. 36. BB. 105. 107. 112, 146. 149. 158 911 Russell 51., Nashville. Tennessee Tuckson. Iohn ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 63 603 Malcoim Ave.. Newporl, Arkansas Jackson. Pauline ............................ 51.140 603 Ma1colm Ave.. Newporl. Arkansas Johnson. Pauline W--- , ----WW-63.139.150 1400 W. 22nd SI. N. 1.11116 Rock Arkansas Ionaa. Clinton Ioe ................................. 53 Iudsonia, Arkansas Jones, Ruth .............................. 63. 140. 150 Greenwcxy, Arkansas Keckley. LaNelle WW ................ 63. I34. 152 958 Crew 51. S. W.. Adamo. Georgia Keeler. Barbara ...... 53.105, 107. 117.118. 136.153.156 11 High St, W. Bridgewutar. Mass. Keller. Paul ............................ 60. 145. 150 Diwell. Arkansas K9111. B11119 Io .................................... 65 Evening Shade. Arkansas Kelon. Elaie Mate .................... 56. 105.140. 151 Swiilon. Arkansas Knapple, Wiiella ................................... Waldenbuxq, Arkansas Kohler. Harold ............. 19 Sheridan 31.. Koken, Gene Ruskin. Nebraska ,, , --.64104.144 Randolph. New York 8.36.68.80. 100 107,109,147 Laos, William WW5 -----....--..-1- . 21. 54,115,117 Cedar Bayou, Texas Lakutos. Margaret ---.57. 100. 101. 104. 105.108.109.118, 139.157-588 Margmy 81.. Lincoln Place P. 0.. Pillsburqh. Pennsylvania Lambert Lee .....W... .----.49.104.106.107.147.155 Idobel. Oklahoma Londisa. Edhh ............................ 36. 137. 153 250'? Holmes 51.. Kansas Cmr. Missouri Landrum. B111 WW .......... 49 145.152 1700 W.Governm13n1-SL.Pensacola,Flor1dcz Lundrum.B111v ....................................... Seurcy. Arkaunsus Lune. Cuudell ......... , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 64. 150 Wynne. Arkansas Lanqiord. Ruth ................... 8. 37. 100. 136. 154 Ml. Enlerprise. Texas Lungslon. Mary Ella -WW 1. ,-,--.--,, w65,105, 141 807 E. Park Avenue. Searcy, Arkansas Larkins, Alma ............................ 21. 64. 138 Ieruaalem. Ohio Lurkins. Walter ......d......... .,,,,64. 10:1, 105. 1-14 Iamsalem. Ohio 1.3511199. Herber1 wv-------- --........,,i,n ...,. 4B Searcy. Arkacmsus Lawrence. D. C..----. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 64 Bradley. Arkansas Lay. Tack ............................. 56. 107. 143 Nashville. Arkansas Lou. Frank. .-----..u.,-..-,.. ,----H-, .. 89 Airporl Ca1e.1.i111e Rock, Arkansas Leasure. Mildred k -.- .49.100,105.111.137.151 Iudaonia. Arkansas Len1z. Edhh 64,141 153.157 Route 1 Box 1860.59baalopa1, Californln Lenfz. Mary Bess - .... 54 118.153 157 Rome 1. Box 1860. Sebastopal.Cuiifom1a Leslie. Siddia --. . , ,,,WWW.W... . . 64 Clorksburq, Tennessee 1.11119. Zulemu ,,,,,,,,,,, . .. .-. .. .-. -- 54,140,151 McCrory. Arkansas 18? 1 e n a 1 a 4 n .1. Lock. Wallace .............................. 64. 145 203 Ash 51.. Newport. Arkansas Langley. Letitia ........................... 64. 141. 150 499 Water 8.1.. Batesville. Arkansas rRoy, Elmer ..................... 49, 106, 103. 147. 155 1524 N. 9111 $1.. Lu11r311. Wanda - Biggers, Arkansas Lynch. Muriorie ........................... 37. 78. 153 2245 Brlghton Ave Kansas Cily. Missouri Maple. Eslhar ,. . W549, 135. 158 Cleveland. Kansas Dumm. Oklahoma ,.64. 105.139.151 Marcus. Norma Hickory Ridge. Arkansas ..64.100.137.150 Mason. Iohn -- ................. 46,49,107. 116.143 Nashville. Arkansas Mason. Orvid . 57.100.104.107.108. 109.147.151.159 Center Ridge. Arkansas Mmluck, Levi ...-.....--.-------u .56.107.145.158 Basil. Kansas Mcryfield. Onynal ..-.--.,.., -.-------.57,143.152 Russellville. Alabama McCuleb. I. C. ---.-------5-.--1,-,M,,,.49.145.152 Rome 3, Fayetls. Alabama McCluqqdqe. E3191 . .kWWai-.. 56. 107. 147.158 Derby. Kansas. Home 1 McDaniel. Virginia -..--------,,,,49. 100. 139. 151. 157 1621 Gum SL. N. Little Rock. Arkansas McDonieL Howard ........................... 64. 150 Route 1. Box 106. Sulphur Rock. Arkansas McDomeJ. Mabel Deon - -.50, 82. 100, 109, 110. 130. 151 Tuckermnn. Arkansas McFadden. Ermyl . .,,,,v,----,-., 64.140.151.157 McFadden, Arkansas McKim. Connie ,, Bee Branch. Arkansas McHeynolds. Leonard , .WWV-.-,M,---AH . 64,106 Home 2. De Bidder. Louisiana McRith. Tulon ,,,,,, .-5--------.,. H ,, ,,-57.159 Red Bay. Alabama Meuchum, Helen . Russell. Arkansas Masks. Marjorie ..... Smackover. Arkansas ..- 57.105.137.150 Melton. Donald ................................... 64 1801 W. 15111 51.. N. Lime Rock, Arkansas Meredith, Robert -- ..,,,,-------. --, 56,147,153 'I'hycdira. Mississippi Merritl. Iris ---- - . K .57. Rouie 1 Box 125. F1.C0111ns. Colorado 116.141.1513 Martin. Olivene ........................ 57. 137. 150 Stephens. Arkansas Miller. Hale . - W ,,-,--------.-,1-. ...,.50,106 Newark. Arkansas Miller. Mcbrev u-.. .. ,,,,,-,---,,,,. ...-.----. 63 Newark Arkansas Mills, Margaret ,, , d, 65. 141,153. 157 Searcy. Arkansas. 401 W Center Mitchell. Barnesl .......... 53. 106. 108. 144 Nomhlel. Arkansas Montgomery, Valdq .--. . 37. 100. 136 1421 W.2nd,P1ne Bluff. Arkansas Moore. Louise . -.. ,,,,,, 65. 107'. I35. 151. 155 Newporl Arkansas..- Moore. Waller -W..,-----..----.. 38. 106. 150 Newark, Arkansas Morris, Cora -. . .----. .................... 57. 140 Carlisle. Arkansas Morris Florence ,,,,,,,, .- 50. 118. 138. 151, 157 Carlisle. Arkansas Mulluney, Nancy . , -------.69, 117. 142. 150. 155 Searcy. Arkansas. 1300 E. Race SI. 2; Murphey. Teddye .5-...,- --1-,W,.-65, 110, 136.151 921 Pike. N. L111le Rock. Arkansas Nudeau,chc1: --, ..-. W. vaw$5,101,106. 108. 144,155 Lexington. Oklahoma Nicholas. Louise ------..-..,,,,,,.57. 100. 105. 137. 150 Strawberry. Arkansas Nichols. Orelhc: UHHHHW, -------..-. ,..50. I40, 151 East Race Sl..$9c1rcy. Arkansas Nicholson. Viole1.-..-...---------W ,,.,.65. 1-41r 150 Swihon. Arkansas Novak. Frances .......................... 57, 136. 158 444 N. Foummn. Wichikz. Kansas O'Banion, Margueriha 1 WW. w..- W 57.134.150 Swiiton. Arkansas O'Bunion. Mildred .-..-. ---.------. ...- 65. 134,150 1 Swihon. Arkansas O'Donnell, Thelma -.,....,.. W,V , .65.151 Griffithville, Arkansas O'Nealk Foy ----..--.-..----.---.,.48.50.107,146,155 1-1qu. Oklahoma O'Neal, Nell - .. ..----..,.-,,,,, ,, 57.107.137. 155 Hugo. Oklahoma O'Neal. Virginia .1 .,. ,., -3B.BB,107.113.137.155 Hugo. Oklahoma Paine. Harding ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 65, 104. 146. 152. 156 1042 Lullwmer Road. Allanla, Georgia Parks. W. F. ----..-.-.-.,,,1,,W, -,w,,-..58. 106 Warren S1,. Mariana. Ohio chson. Maxine ., ,,, ,.,,,,W,,,.50.104.116.139.155 Monroe, Oklahoma Peary. Kathleen . Hohenwuld. Tennessee Pinkston. Harold ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 65, 148. 153 Campbell, Mlaaouri Plunkel. Lamar ...................... 65. 104. 147, 152 Box 763. Homer. Louisiana Poole. Milton ............................ 50. 107. 145 Guy. Arkansas Poole. Morgan -,,,-..---5-7i--.------36,100.104.151 Searcy. Arkacmsas Powell. Mary Jane .............................. 56 Semcy, Arkacmaas Priest. Earl -5--.-..-------...,.,,H,VH58. 104. 151.159 Rome 1. Wynne. Arkunlas Pryor. L. E.. Jr. ............................... 50,143 Route 1. Searcy. Arkansas Ruinwaier. Ruben ....... 65. 100. 104. 106. 107. 106, 151 323 E. 1511': $1., L11119 Rock. Arkansas Redus. Margaret Allca . - ..,--. 39.107. 117 401 E. Park Ave.. Saorcy. Arkansas Reld, Pauline ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 50, 134. 154 Route 2, Paris. Texas Renner. Willie -... . Miami. Texas Rhodes. Hugh -.. .. Frederick. Oklahoma Richards. Weldon . . ---,A- i,,,--.-65, 103. 145, 151 Bald Knob. Arkansas Richards. W1n1red . .-. .---..---- .--1,,,M .57. 145.150 Bald Knob. Arkanasas Richardson.11mmy . ,,,,...-..-.--..-...... 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