Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1941 volume:

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Activities FOREWORD Now standing on the threshold of life, the Close, of 19-41 tacos the challenge of CI Shifltng world, :1 work! for ditteremt from the one we leave In portraying Me at Harding we have Ottcmptm'i to capture a hit of that intangible and Indefinoblo spirit that hovers about the place even 05 the ivy climbing Ht; walls has become 0 port of Godden Hall If memories of happy hours and friendships may he recolied, it the spirit of Harding may lave m our hearts, rt the ideals of Harding may be seen In Our lives, It the Petit Jean is a reminder of ordinary doys- -ot pQSSIng from Chapel to classes, the mm! ing frtenqlliness when we met, the outmga when the wood; were red wnth fat! or green W'lth spring, our Sitting by the tnshpond beneath the Howcring peach, and Of the loyalty that surged in our hearts 0.3 we sang HAtmo Moteruhthen our purpose IS fulfilled IIN MEMORHAM i + K M RS. BATSELL BAXTER ' A worthy woman who can find. for her price is far above rubies. These words of Solomon portray accurately the character of Sister Botsell Baxter who died on December 24, 1940. During her Thirty years with Brother Baxter she was an ideal helpmeef and a steadfast supporter in the Bible SchooI work. Queenfy and abounding in good works, her warm heart always held comfort for the distressed. An everlasting monument to her beautiful Christian womanhood stands in the memory of all who knew her. 4 :VHH' H'H' frmrlH'Hs of NW Uturlcx ,Uia'si of liilf run! Main -.. .i IONIILY URAYF and u hymn! dun LL'lrh rhv dual of umrs un- L!!! that u-H u! Ihr rumumc and thy sorrow lhu! surrnundud 1hr life of Chenw. and 0! UN .wr'ruu' rim! shrouded Adrr'vnmn It was not an ordinary purung when by inw-d hm: Though he planned :0 n'rur'n, by never again saw the LL'LJL'US break on lhv thri's of France, Adn'unnr, bun I'cm'ing Ihu! her plan would huf. moi: Iha- purl ul- tbc cubin buy an 1hr Ship LL'iIh Chump Disgmlsed and under rho INUTM' nl' Jum she sailed with him to Anm'n'u. Hfr'mlmg their way up swulh'n rivvrs thug u! lam anchored at thy foul of u mnun mm .mh' Lmb Nuns. 1hr Imimm Lwrr l'r'rrndm um! 1st shm muung ul unchm' Ihmuuh fhu wunn days 0! Sumnwr. Ax Ihr wmmcr is thy tmn- fur huppmvm'. autumn is the Iime fur mr'rnu': PHI! Jam dial. In bcr hm! MU huun .xbc erd for Chunks um! unu- ugum huumu Adrwmna Thy Indmm dug hvr gruua And 5111! lbw sag hvr spiri: haunts thy mnummn m Iha Lvrml. or mm thy .s'LL'u'lmy Luucr u: :15 MwL lhe nmunlum where shy hm mm: brurx bu! numu P F. 'l' I 'I' .I Ii A N .S'iumlx mu' glorious .Hmrz .Hufw': Hauling ix ln'r HHJHF. her motto is . d .. a d n a 4.! S 1 ; a 4'! fl 3 .1. p IN C .. n is stressed. lift? Christian .- -----l. DEAN REGISTRAR LLOYD CLINE SEARS, PhD, WILLIAM KNOX SUMMITT, Ph. D Enghah Language, and LitarmurP Educahon, Director of Tromung Schuol DEAN OF WOMEN FLORENCE M CATHCART. BA Primary Educahun ADVISERS lmi in mww lnunc'll ulf' lwunzinzf Ii'ut'li rmr alrws his Inas'l. Harding npvus zvfdv I'n'r pm'mls 'I'I'ms im'iiing rill -3 :N-a 7- ' ' ' 35;...55313- .. .u B FRANK RHODES, M. A. Somoi Scnence and Bxble BATSELL BAXTER, M. A., LL. 0. SOCvni Scuence and Bible L E PRYOR, M S SOCIOI SCIence and Education 3 A BELL, B. 5, 1MV SJ Biologlcm Science and Bible NEIL B. COPE, M A. English and Journalism RUBY LOWERY STAPLETON, M A English LEON MANLEY, M. A. English, Superwsor of Godden Hall JOHN LEE DYKES, M A. Molhemorics mu uni; x H Ito :L'rmhf Irrmf flu flail: m Minxdi'rvlw' Hmwl ?u'n'u m .lu'r r'n'H. twat iii' lama TI! CATHARINE SCORE. B. L S. Librarian ERMINE H COLEMAN, B. A, Speech and Drumuhc Art SALLIE HOCKADAY BENSON, B, A Lohn, Academy I EDWIN M HUGHES, M.A. j PTIHCJPOI, Acodemy JUANITA RHODES. B. A English and Busmess, Academy JANE RHAMY SNOW, M A. Superwsor of Training Schom PATTIE HATHAWAY SEARS, B. A. Instructor m anory Education LILLIE S. HUDDLESTON' B. A. Instructor Elementary Trommg School MAXIE T MCCULLOUGH, B. A. Art LEONARD KIRK, B A, B. S. MUSIC, Ensembles MARY N. ELLIOTT, B. A., B, M. Paano MRS R. A. WARD, IBA MJ Violin FLORENCE FLETCHER JEWELL, B. M. Voace WILLIAM LAAS Band and Orchestra Director RUBY JO HUGHES Secretary to PreSIdem C. D. BROWN Bursar HUGH H. RHODES, B,A Physical EdUCUHOFI ALMA THORNBERRY LARKINS, R N Nurse BONN IE YOUNG CHANDLER Dietmcm MARY ROLES THORNTON Dining Hall Supervmor GERTRUDE WILKS DYKES Booksfcre Manager ROXIE L. ROSSON Matron. Godden Hall HOMER FV HOWK Punter and Photographer ORV ELLE M. COLEMAN ErectriCIDn and Bus Drlver JIN MEMCUJIRIIAM livk HARVEY DYKES Hervey Dykes, a quiet, unassuming Christian, knew the principles of right living and stood firmly upon Themi Courageous, yet cautious, he was no troublemaker. A bruised reed shofl he not break, words which described Christ, also describe Harvey Dykesi For seven years he served faithfully, efficiently, and cheerfufiy US the college carpenter His few for Christian education was evident by his providing one for his children. Odd S hots of Seniors From the plcuami lonk Rube Just passed rest . Mac Olms unpcara happy mar SOITIEIhIHg . , '5 H101 cu Scars Catalogue you have there, Sprm? , Is that LIDIL for hshmg or for protcchon, Davie? , Opohne doesn't upucm mu pleased uvcr the contents Of that letter . . , Dmkey Hashes a cheery srmlv cl sumcnnc Muss Lynch goes back for mom reinforcement: . , . The lmnrnalssm doss must have been duH for Bwll , Is Jock working In the Inn now, MyrencD Cunmc :5 almost always smthng hke thus , A very Internshng article , , A truly choractcrurvc pose, before , , Ger down from there, It mlgh? break . W0 wen: wrry to ace James Feave . Thws wnH prove that we worked c1 hHle bwt . . Even after mornctl IlfQ begms, there l$ same need 01 recreation. DON BENTLEY Vice-Presidenl 5. F4 TIMMERMAN PreSIdent CONSTANCE FORD Sucre fory-Treosurer Seniors LL. SENIORS J. E. BARTLEY Parrish, Aiobuma B. A., History and EduCDT10n Koinomo Club '39, '41; President '40; Vice-President '38, Flogolo Club '38, '40, '41; Vice-PmSIdcnI '39. Men's Glee Club '38, '39, '40, '41. Dromohcs '38, '39, '40. Wresiling Team '38. Biology Laboratory Assistant '39, '40. Men's Quarter, '41. EXCELL BERRYHILL Rochester, Texas 3, A., History T. N T. '38, '39; Secretory-Treasurer '40; President '41. Press C1ub '38, '39, '40, Sports EdITOT Bison '40. A551ston1 Muke-up Editor '40. Harding Liferory Society '40, Vice-Presudem '41. Sports CoiEdiror Peril Jean '41. AII-Stcr Soffboll Team '39, '40. Sporfs Award Winner '40. ASSISIGni Intramural Director '41. Championship Football Team '40. Chumpnonshlp Basketboli '41. MABEL RUBYE BRADLEY Wynne, Arkansas B. A., BuSmE'SS Adminisrroricn Arkansas. Club '39, '40. K0 Jo K01 Club '39, '40; Premdem '41. Abilene Christian College '38, '39. Drm lz'x DON BENTLEY Arp, Texas B. A., Business Administration T. N, T. '37, '41; Secretary-Treosurer '39; President '40. Texas Ciub '37; VicevPresaden1'39, '40; President '41. Men's G1ee Club '39. Press Club '37, '40, '41. Business Manager Bison '40. COIUH1FIIS1 Bison '41. Poetry Club '39, '40, '41. Campus Players of the Air '40. Student Preacher '40, '41. Forensic League '40. Harding Literary Society '40, '41, Business Manager Pefit Jean '41. Who's Who '41. EVELYN CHESSHIR Nashville, Arkansas B. 5., Home ECOnOmICS Las Componercs Ciub '38, '39, '40; Vice-PreSIdent '41. Dorcas Club '38, '39, '40, A Capella Choir '38, '39, '41. Girls' Glee Club '40, '41. Arkansas Ciub '38, '39, '40, '41. Kitchen Club '40. JOHN ELVIN B3RRYHILL O'Brien, Texas B. S. EducuTion, History and Socxal Scaence Basketball '31, '32; Captain '33. Football '32; Captain '33, Baseball '31. Wrestling Champion '40. lntromurcls '40, '41. Secretary H Club '31, '32, '33. Cnva1ier Club '31. Sub T-16 '32, '40, '41. Ge: Club '32, '33. Texas C1ub '31, '32, '33, '39, '40. I. R, C. '41. Superwsor of Academy Physical Education '40, '41. Ifzwlyu .11 a II VI R ulu'v lilm'kic' PETIT JEAN wardy SENIORS ORVILLE COLEMAN Searcy, Arkansas 3 A , Eng1l5h Campus Player '39, '40. Pomry Club '39, '40, '41. Arkansas Club '38. '39, '40, '41. Fix Club, Vice-President '40. MILDRED CLEEK Halls, Tennessee B 5., Home Economics Ju-Go-Ju '38, '39, '40. 4-H Club '39, '40. Tenncasec Ciub '38, '39, '40, '41. Dramahc Club '41. Women's Speech ChOIr '40 TRAVIS BLUE So1em, Arkansas B. A, Eusuness Admumstrotion Arkansas. Club '38, '39, '40, '41. Tcgmo Club '39, '40, '41. Rurqcunt-m-Arms Tagmo Cmb '40. Internahonm Reiotlons Club '41. H 'uynr' Jru'lrir WAYNE HEMINGWAY Detroi1,Michugan B. 5., Chemistry FreedHordeman Coliege '38, '39. University of Michigan '40. Men's Glee Club '4I. Mixed Chorus '41. Vice-President M Club '41, Secretary Scientific Journal Club '41. Assnsmnf Estor Petit Jean '41. Missionary Forum '41. Radio Hymn Singers '41. Lambda Sigma Club '41. Student Teacher '41. Chemistry Laboratory Assistant '41. JAMES DANIEL Lynchburg, Tennessee B, A., History and Social Science Duvld Lipscomb College '34, '35, '36. Tennessee Club '38, '40; Vice-Presidem '40. Kuchen Club '38. Tagma Club '38, '39, '40. Student Teacher '40. VERLE CRAVER Lexington, North Carolina 13.5., Home Economics Ade1phion Club '38. M Club '38. P213 Squad '38, '39. Gun: Club '38; PreSIdenf '39; VICE-Presudenr '41; Secretary-Treasurer '40. Press Club '39, '40, '41 . Somety Editor Bison '39, '40, '41. Art Club '39, '40; Secremrvareosurer '39. Favorite Girl '39. Dorcas Club '41. Pent Jecm Staff '41. Snapshot Editor Pe'n'r Jean '41. Secretorvarecsurer Junior Class. '40. Literary Club '39, '40. 1ntromum1s '40, '41. May Queen '41. Jim Travis I'vr'lr SENIORS DOYLE EARWOOD Seorcy, Arkansas 3. A., Hlsrory and 505101 Saence A. A. U. Wrestling Tournament '38, Welterwelght Wrestling Champion '39, '40, '41 Campus Players '38. Flmgala C1ub '38, '39, '40; Viceipresident '41. Student Preacher '38, '39, '40, '41. 444 Club '38; Presidem '40. Forenyc Leogue '40. Togma C1ub '38, '39; Vice-Premdem '40, Premdcnt '41. Class Editor Pent Jean '41. Speech Chou '41. i R C. '-11. Student Teacher '41. Whu'5 Who '41. JOHN DARREL GREENWAY Wulcott, Arkansas 13. 1A., BJOIOgy FreediHordemon C01lege '38, '39. Arkansas State College '39. Scionm'tc Journo1 Club '40, '41. Vice-PreSIdem Cavalier C1ub '40, '41, Student Teacher '39, '40, '41. Bwulogy Laboratory Assisrcm '40, '41. MARY AGNES EVANS Little Rock, Arkansas 13. A., Piano and PUbIIC Schcol MUSIC Who's Who '40, '41. Honor Student '39. Mu Etc Adefphtun Club '39, '40, '-11 Arkansas Club '36, '39, '40, '41 Accompanlst for Men's Glee Out: '39, '40, '41. Accompanist for Mixed Chorus, '39, '41. Accompumst for Giris' Trio '39. Orchestra '39, '41. Mmed Choru5 '39, '40, '41 hnylr Umiuu Julnnu' MARIAN GRAHAM Akron, Michigan B. 5., BIOIOQY and Physucal SCIence CenTrol State Teachers' Coflege '35, '36. MIXEd Chorus '40, '41. GJrls' 6166 Club '40, '41. Mu Eta AdeIphmn Club, VLce-Presldem '40. Secretary-Treosurer '41. Scientific Journal Club '41. Mrbsionory Forum '41. Hymn SIHQEI'S '40, '41. Fem Jenn Staff '41. Who's Who '41. M Club '40, '41. Alpha Honor Sooety, Secretary '41. Honor Student '41. MARY ALBERTA ELLIS Lmle Rock, Arkansas 8. 5., Home Economics Jquo-Ju Club '39; Secretory-Treosurer '40; President '41. ered Chorus '39, '40, '41. Girls' Glee C1ub '39, '40, '41. Arkansas Club '39, '41; Secretorerreasurer '40, Press Club '40, '41. Dorcas C1ub '40, '41; PrESIdent '41. Speech Chorr '40. Hymn Singers '41. Attendant 1:: May Queen '41. ROBERT ELBERT HARRIS Seorcy, Arkansas 8.101.. Social Science Campus Players '36, '37. A Capella Chair '37, Monnget Swimmmg Pool '38. Stage Manager '37. Wafer Safety lnsfwctor '38, '39, '41. Press Club '38, '41. Sports Editor BISOI'I '38. Busmess Manager Bison '41. Men's G1ee Club '38, '41. Men's Quarter '38, '41. T. N. T. Club '36, '37; VicerPresxclenr '38. LITerory Society '39. AI1-Star FootbuH '38. International Relations C1ub '41. Hill Unlry 12m xv PETIT JEAN SENIORS LEE LAMBERT 1d0bel, Oklahoma 8. A., History and Education College Quartet '38, '41. Campus P1oyer5 '40. 4-H C1ub Song Leader '39, '40. Oklohcmu Club '38, '39, '40, '41. Mixed Chorus '41. A Capella Choir '38. Glee Club '38, '41. Tagrno Club '39, '40. Secretary '38; Vice-Presidenf '41. Student Preacher '38, '39, '40, '41. Campus Players of the Alf '40 CONSTANCE FORD Newport Arkansas B. A., French Secretory-Treosurer Senior Class. Lus Compunerus '37, '40, '41,- Presdenr '40. Mixed Chorus '37, '40. Secretary Muted Chorus '36. GIrls' Glee Out; '41; Vice4Pre51denr '40. Arkansas C1ub '37, '40, '41; Secretory-Treesurer '41, Campus Players '40. SecretaryiTreasurer '41. Bes1 A11 'Round '40. Hymn Singers '40. Who's Who '41. Pep Squad '37. Petit Jean Staff '41. Era Omega '41 Attendant to May Queen '41. Favorite '41. HALE MILLER Newark, Arkansas 13. A., Mufhemohcs Student Preacher '38, '39, '40, '41. Student Teacher '41. lntromurcHs '40, '41. MIssuonary Forum '38, '39, '40, '41. Law Jlrtln'. Hum: C an Hip MABEL DEAN McDONlEL Tuckerman, Arkansas B. A, English Editor Of Petit Jean '41. I Who's Who '40, '41. Honor Student '40. Press Club '38, '39, '40, '41. Columnist Bison '38, '39, '40, '41. First Place Society Coiumn Stare Press Meet '39. Second Place, Medifotions '39. Winner Glris' Orotoricol Contest '39. Debate '38, '39. Poetry Club, Secretory-Treosurer '38, '39, PrESIdEnf '40. PreSIdenr Adelphlon Club '38. Mu Eta Adelphion '41; PrGSIdent '39. '40 Secretary Literary Society '39, '40. Arkansas Club, VicevPresidem '41. Alpha Honor SOCrety '41. Beauty Nominee '41. Best All 'Round '41. MAURICE HiNDS Port Arthur, Texas B. A., Engiish Mixed Chorus '38, '39. Men's Glee Club '39. Track Team '38. Lambda Sigma C1ub '38, '39, '40; Secretary-Treosurer '41. Texas State Club '40. Camera Club '40. Zoophyto C1ub President '40. Student Preacher '40. Cholrman M155ionary Forum '40. SCIenhfIC Journal Club '41. FOY O'NEAL Hugo, Oklahoma B. A., Busmess Administration and History Sub-T 16 '38, '39, '40; First Mme '41. Ok10homo Club '38, '39, '40; Presudent '41 61626: Quiz '38, '39, '40, '41. Mixed Chorus '38, '39, '40. Campus Piuyers '38, '39, '40. Laboratory Instructor Accounting '41. Assistant Business Manager Petit Jean '41. Vice-Presrdent Junior Class '40. Harry Hair Fay PETIT JEAN Jlru'giir SENIORS MARJORIE LYNCH Kansoi City, MISSOLJFI 13. PL, Busmess Administration Abilene CI'H'ISUCHW College '36. CHHPCIC :31 Commerce, Kansas City '37 Ga-wrgc Pepperdmc College 'SS. M Club '40. W H C Club '39, '40, '41; Presmienr '40; VICE'- Pr0'21rJOI'1f '41. Mlxml Chorus '39 Gnrls' G189 C1le '40 Mcw Queen '40. J C. MCCALEB Fayette, Alabama 8 S, Busmess Admmlstrotmn Tngmo C1ub '38; VicePresndenl '38, Kcunnmo Club '39, '40, '41. Fluqo1a C101: '38, '39, 510.511; ViceiPresident '38; Pres1denr '39, inlmmurol Softball '38, '39, '40, '41, Inllumurui Fourhall '38, '39, '40. ROBERT OLIVER Mt Enterprise, Texas 8 A. Blo1ogv waeni Chums '38, '39. T, N T Club '39, '40 Kmm'mlc: C1le '4 l. Texas C1LIb'38,'39 '4I 61m? C1ub '39,'-11. I R C, '4I, Scmnm'wc Juurnul C1ub '41 Stephen F, Aushn State Teachers' College, '40. Few JL'CII'I Staff '41, Bullqu Lolwrmorv Assmmnr '41, 'l '1': n max THOMAS WHITFIELD Steele, Mussoun B. A , History Student Preacher '35, '37, '38, '41. Mmsionory Forum; Chairman Misswnury Forum, '38, Campus Plcycrs '35, '37, '38 President '4 I . M Cmb '35, '37, '3S;V1ce-Pms dcm '33. Lambda Srgmo '35, '37, 38,11; Pr9$ld9n' '38, Preswdcnt Junior Class '38, Stage and House Manager of Campus Players. '38 Whn'a Whn '38, LAVONNE THORNTON Bluckwufer, Missouri 13. A, Pubhc School M051: L. C Club '38 Mixed Chorus '38, '39, '40, '41, Orchestra '33, '39, '40, '41, M Club '38, '39, '40, '41, Glee C1le '39, '40. Hymn SmgCr '39, '40, '41. Mu Era Ade1phwan Out: '39, SCCrCHer '40; President '41. OrgonlzohCn Editor Peht Jean '41. Band '40. Speech Chow '41. Radio Group '41, MILDRED LEASURE Judsonlo, Arkansas B, A., Bussness Admumstmnon W, H, C. C1ub '39, '40, '41, Women's Speech Chou '40, '41. Speech THO '40, '41. Arkansas 0le '39, '40, '4 1. Press Club '39, '40. Wmner er1s' Orctoricol Contest '4! 1. R, C. '41. Spur! 'ulilrln'd PETLT JEAN SENIORS BEULAH SLOUGH Seurcy, Arkansas B. A., English Glee Club '36, '37. Mixed Chorus '37. W. H. C, C'le '37. Gir's' Speech Choir '41. Mmcd Speech Choir '41. Dromahcs Club '41. Mu Eta Adelphmn Club '4l; VICE-PfeSldEl'lf '41. Arkansas Club '36, '37, '4I. Arkansas Stole Teachers' College Summer '38, '39. LLOYD WATSON Bold Knob, Arkansas B. A., History and Socuol Science Cavalier Club '39; Pres$dent '40,- Secremry-Treosurer '41. Arkansas Club '39, '40, '41. Arkansas Sta're Coliege '38. Arkansas State Teachers' College Summer '40. Horse Shoe Co-Chumpion '40. National Inter-Collegime Flying Club '40. OPALINE TURNER Strawberry, Arkansas B. A., English Los Componeros Club '38, '39, '4I; ViceAPredeent '41. Muxed Chorus '38. Speech Choir '41. Dorcas Club '38. Iimdulr Tlummx Llnyd r THOMAS WEAVER Kense'rf, Arkansas B. A., English Student Preacher '38, '39, '40, '41. PIX C'ub '39, '40; Secre'rury '39; President MARY ELlZABETH SKIDMORE Poris, Texas 3. 5., Education Pans Junior Coilege '39. Tofebt Club '40, '41; Pregldenr '40, '4I. lnfrumurols '40. Mixed Chorus '40. Texas Out: '40, '41. DEWEY WORD RISOFI, Arkansas B. A, Business Administration Tagmo Club '38; Vice-President '39; Presidenf '40; SecretorvrTreasurer '41. I, R. C. '41. 4-H Club '39, '40. Arkansas Quiz '38, '39, '40, '41. Laboratory Assustunf, Accouming '4 w. .Uury 11'. Upuh'm- Dru'yy PETIT JEAN SENIORS S F. TIMMERMAN. JR Port Arthur, Texas 13. A.. Engh'sh and Hustory Debohng '38, '39, '40. Arkansas Junior College Debate Champion '38. Studenf Preacher '38, '39, '40, '41. Men's Glee Club '38, '39. '40. Press C1ub '33, '39, '40, '41. Coiummst 81501 '38, '39, '40, Ediror '41. SubiT 16 Club '38, '39, '40; Skipper '41 Alpha Honor SOCIety '40; Preswdent '41 Presmiem Semor C1055 '41. Intramural AlI-Sfar Team '39, '40. Pubhcnrv Assrsmnt '40. Wlwn'a Who '40, '41. BFKI A11 Around '41. JOSEPHINE STEWART Van Buren, Arkansas 8 3., Biological Smence Fur1SmI1hJLln10r College '38, '39. L05 Compuneros Club '41; ViceiPremdenl '40 Euuczlricm C1ub '40; Secretary '41. Arkansas. Club '40, '41. Scuence Journal Club '41. Mlled Chorus '40. I R C '41 V1RG1N1A MCDAN1EL North LIMe Rock, Arkansas 13. S . Horne ECDnOmICS LIH1E' Rock JLU'HOF Co1lege '38. Arkansas Club '39, '40, '41. Dorcas Club '40. Pros: Cmb '40. '41. Cadummsr Busch '41. L05 Cumpcnerus '39, '40; PreSIdem '-1 1. Peru Jean Staff '41. Student Teacher '41. Ari Club '39. 1lyrvne1 Josir MYRENE W1LL1AMS Grove, Oklahoma 13, A., Busmess Administration Secretary-Trecsurer Freshman C1035 '38. Pep Squad '38, '39. Adelphlon Club '38. Gore C1ub '39; Secretarerreosurer '39, '40; Pre51denf '41. Ok1oh0mu Club '38, '39, '40; Secretory-Treosurer '41. Studem Teacher '41. CO-Director Girls' AThIeTics '41. Intramurui Winner '40. Pent Jean 51011'41. Beuulv Nommee '39, '40. Pull? Jean Queen '41. GORMAN WILKS Cordell, Oklahoma B. A., Business AdI'nIHISN'ClhOn Lambda ngmo Club '39, '40; Vice-Prcmdmv '41 Ok1ahoma Club '39, '40, '41. Press Club '40, '41. Lwrerorv Secuely '41. Equestrian '40. Intrumuruls '40, '41. Chompmnshp BasketbaH Team '40. All-Sror Basketball Team '40. Runner-up Singles Tennis Tournament '40. Men's Glee CM: '39, '40, '41, W E. LANDRUM, JR. Pensacola. Fiorida B. A., History T. N. T. C1ub '38. Baseth '38. H Club '38, '39. Komonia Club '39; VlCEiPrESldEnf '40, Pre51dent '41, Softball '38, '39, '40, '41. AH-Smr 501111011 Team '33, '39, '40, '41. AH-Star Football Team, '40, '41. Sports CovEchfor Peht Jean '41. Championship BuskefbaH Team '41. Dinky INN Unrmmz . - nuvagn ' . shngl' JEAN PETIT Ur'vrlm SENIORS ' ORETHA NICHOLS Searcy, Arkansas B. A, Business Admlmsrmhon lNot Groduohng1 Arkansas Club '38, '39, '40, '41. Alpha Theta C1ub '30; Secretory '41. Alpha Honor Somety Secretary '41. Who's Who '41. WALTER MOORE Newark, Arkansas 13. A., History and Some! SCIence Clnd B11318 Arkansas Ciub '35-'41. Smdem Preacher '35-'41. Foreman Student Workers '40. Missionary Forum. IVA FARRIS Middleboro, Kentucky 13. PL, Home Economrcs 1N0t Graduahng1 Dorcas Club '40, '41. JuiGo-Ju C1ub '40, '41. Mixed Chorus '41. KenTucky Club '41. Eosfem Kentucky State Teochers' C01lege, Rxchmond, Kentucky, '38, '39. Dan H'nlh-r DAN SPENCER Burns, Tennessee B. A., Business Admmisrrotron T. N. T Club '38. 1 H Club '39. Cavalier Club '39, '40, '41. 1 Wrestling A. A. U. Tournament '39. Heavyweight Wrestling Champion '40. Track Team '39. 1nrromuro1 Award '40. Tennessee Club '38, '39, '40, '41. AH-Star Softball Team '40. Champion Football Team '41. Lrghr-Heovy Wrestimg Champion '41. VERNON BOYD Frederick, Oklahoma B. 5., Education INot Graduatng Men's Quarter '38, '39, '40, '41 Press Club '40. Campus Flowers '40. Campus Players of the Alf '40. Mixed Chorus '38, '40, '41. Men's Glee Club '38, '39, '40, '41. Oklahoma C1ub'38, 139, '40, 441. Track '38, '39, '40. Swimming '40. Football '41. H Club '39. Lambda Sigma Club '38. T, N. T. Club '39. Cavalier Club '40, '41. WFESHIHQ Champion '41. MILTON POOLE Greenbrier, Arkansas 8. 5., Education Arkansas Store Teachers' College '38, '39. Arkansas Club '40, '41. Campus Players '40, '41; VICE- President '41. Em Omega '40, '41, Busmess Manager '41. Komorna Club '40, PreSldEnT '41. I. R. C. '41. Best Actor '40. Featherwerght Wresf1ing Champion '40. Champion FombcH Team '41. AIIASIor Football Team '41. Iln'rmm z'u I'It'r PEHT JEAN V', . Hurwlrr SENIORS FLORENCE MORRIS Curiisle, Arkansas 5. 3., Home Economics K0 Jo Km Club '38. Arkansas Cmb '38, '39, '40, '41. Dorms Club '38, '39, '40; VJce-Presidem Mu-' E'ro Ade1phicm Club '39, '40; Vice PrESIdent '41 4 H Club '39. Grrls' Glee Club '39. Speech Chour '41. GRIFFIN COPELAND Lake- Park, Georgia 8. A., French David vascomb CoHege '38, '39. Mtxed Chorus '40. Men's Glee Club '40. Kitchen Club '40. T. N. 1'. Club '40, '41. Lipscomb Club '40, '41; President '41. Perir Jean Staff '41, REBA GIFFORD Trumann, Arkansas B. A., Engljsh Arkansas Club '38, '39, '40, '41. Vice-Presrdenr Npho Theta Club '40; Prestclenr '41. MIXEd Speech Chan '41, Gzr1s' Speech Choir '41. Who's Who '41. Life Saving '40. Trmr' fu'rfff L. E, PRYOR, JR, Searcy, Arkansas B. 53. Chemlsfry T. N. T. Club '38, '39. Basketball '38, '39. H Club '39. Track '38, '39, Cavalier Club '40. Athletic Award Winner '40. PAULINE RElD Paris, Texas B. 5., Education PDI'IS Junior College '39. Tofebt Club '41; Vtce-Presidem '40. intramurals '40. Mixed Chorus '40. Texas Club '40, '41. HOMER F. HOWK Seurcv, Arkansas 8. A., JOurnohsm Abnrene Christian CoHege '31, '32, '33. College Photographer and Prmrer '39. '40, '41. Few Jean Photographer '39, '40. '41 Sponsar Prx Ciub '39, '40. President Camera C1ub '39, '40. Pttm'hn' Rylm Doc .eh-a-s -- Wu - SENIORS MRS LENA WILKISON JUANITA HARRELL Russell, Arkansas McRoe, Arkansas B. 5. Education B. A, Educunon , Arkansas State Teachers' College, Summer Sprmghek-J Busaness College, Sprmghefd, '34' '35, '40. M'ESW'L '24 Beebe Junior Agncurrural College, '36, Arkansas. State Teachers' College '31. Harding .4 l. ROBERT ANTHONY INDLE THOMP Enola, Arkansas W SON Kense ff, Arkansas lNot Groduatlngl B. A., Mathematics Arkanacs State Teachers' CoHege '38. Arkansas Club '37, '38. Collnopean '36. Tennis '37, '38. Komoma '4l. Softball '37. '38. Arkansas Club '37, '41, Basketball '37, '38. MARY GRAY MOYerld, Kentucky 3 5,, Primary Educufion Western State Teachers' College, Bowling Green, Kentucky. Murray Sfote Teachers' College, Murrayd Kentucky. Hofdlng Collegm Summer '39, '40; Spring '41. 'l'mlla' .Irumim A Study In Expressions of Hunlingires 1. Ah what 0 beoursfm dmu l Chnstmas has at M51 Culnu, 3 Nnmv cuntenr Votes on a drawing 4 A mne dlhgenf srudv bv MOUHCC, J Thf; tram pull5 m but thev are ready 6 The 5w961hecrt cf the CGlel: 9 Kuhlcr r5 nut rL'ullv bashful 9 He must have luet 501d Brc 59H that car. 10. Oacgr has. a new growth cf 50d ll, What a rose CoHechcn :f beoutv, InteHrgE-nce cmd ll Mv, that was shocking 13, Speedy, Junior, chews his cud. 1+ Bobs prwdc Gnc! JUV. l3 This smile has some strange power 16 And whose picture x5 m the Imcch 17 Even the conilui Cameraman Is not Immune f9 hlS own lucks. l8 Marionc smulcs wuv ninglv. 19 Kern hug a deliberate lock of the preaent ZU, Helen mI-ccs u norurd pose, 2L Tlus :5 reoHv JOhrTHJE. 22. We must certainly moor agalm :3 Tbs Rmdc 15 not put rm. 24. Beautiful Beumh WAYNE SMETHERS VICE- Preswdenl ELI ZABETH ARNOLD Secrmcn 5w Treasurer LOU IS GREEN Premdunf Juniors 19 41 ELIZABETH ARNOLD, Little Rock Those true eyes - Too pure and too honest in augh: lo disguise The sweet snu! shining lhruugh :hem. JACK BAKER, Chattanooga, Tennessee ulf music be the food 0. luve. play on. Giuv me excess of i1? MARVOLENE CHAMBERS, Huntsville, Alabama Thar inexhuum'blu good-narure, which is itself the must prwiuus gm of Heaven. JOHN DILLJNGHAM. Nashville, Tennessee A man is never so noble us when he is rwerum. LOUIS GREEN, Whiting, Indiana A I'uuhh-ss lmdy and u blameless mind? MILDRED GAINER. Florence, Alabama Much converse do I find m then. QUENTI N GATELEY, Searcy Shyhr no! what is near by aiming at what is fun ANN FRENCH, Detroit, Michigan They're only truly great who are lrul'y good. ANNJLE CHAMBERS, Huntsville, Alabama Salvo! and fair she seems to be. DON HEALY, Fort Collins, Colorado He hus a way with the wumen, HOLLIE GANN, Guin, Alabama W0 mus! laugh before- we an: happy. MAMIE GILL. Allensville, Kentucky 1' must have Ebony. TULON McRIGHT, Red Bay, Alabama Knowledge by suffering cntc-relh. MARGARET LAKATOS, Pittsburgh, Pennsyivaniu ' A sense of duty pursues us ever. JIM BILLY McINTEER, Franklin, Kentucky A mun he seams of rheerful yesterdays. and wnfidm! tomorrows. BEATRICE DODSON, Columbia, Tennessee I am sure- care's an enemy to lifeh'h MARJORIE MEEKS, Smockover Stiff to be neat. still to be dressed. KATHLEEN JOHNSTON BOYD, New York, New York Give mo 10 five with love alone. WILLELLA KNAPPLE, Woldenburgh LIVES u pudding fut! of plumbs. Care's u canker rhul benumbs. ESTEL McCLUGGAGE, Derby, Kansas He was a scholar. and a ripc and good one. JUNIORS PETIT JEAN 19 41 GENEVIEVE BLACKBURN, Duncan, Oklahoma Anything for a quiet hi9. ESTHER MARIE CLAY, Louisville, Kentucky Honesty needs no disguisl- nnr ornament: be plain. WINFRED RICHARDS, Bald Knob An affable and courteous ycnlleman. IRMA PYLES, Judsonio An ounce u! mirth is LUUl'Ih a pound of sorrow. LOUISE NICHOLAS, Strawberry 'JGruru was in all her stops. heaven in her 9w. JOHN SANDS, El Dorado Luuk in thy hear! and writt' MARGUERITE O'BANION, Swifton Her state is like that of things in the rvgwns uhnua' tho mmm. always deur and serenc ' KERN SEARS, Searcy Ht'un' m ruaniUeA rhe undersrandfng In direct. and the hand to exerum. ALVIS BROWN, Searcy His rough; help was always mph, BERNARD RYAN. Newark From love nor song would he dm'gn depart RUTH EVANS, Searcy '1'-'u: resr and besr adorned is aha whuse I'lulhinq is humx'h'lq. HELEN HOLLAND, Dyess Pmrry is the grandest charfo! wherein kingirhuuths ridan CHARLES GEER, Bridgeport, Alabama An hunesl mun. dusv-bunoned 10 the chin: Iirnuddurh without. and a warm hear! within. ROBERT REEVES. Rives, Tennessee A Chrrsliun is the highest slyh- oi man. MARGARET NAUGHER, Chase, Alabama A swan! ullrun'lr'w him! a. grace. ARTHUR MOODYl New York, New York He Greek and Latin speaks with greenest 9052 ' JOHN MASON, Nashville Sud: slum cumpulsions durh m music he. NELL O'NEAL, Hugo, Oklahoma We are all burn for four. I! is the prinriple of t'XlSIPnt'i' and its unlu 9nd. ROBERT MEREDITH, Thyatiru, Mississippi Oh. lhr um'hml fisher's life! I1 is the bus: of any. QUENTIN GATELEY, Searcy Slight n0! whar is near by aiming m whar is fun JUNIORS JEAN PETIT -1 aan u...: u-LLL-L: L, 19 41 FRANCES WiLLIAMSON, Woskom, Texas Ynurh m mi! uf' pleasure Yuurh ix full of spun. WAYNE SMETHERS, Cordell, Okiahomc Hr LL'us :1 man. mhv him for all m uH. DALE REYNOLDS, MorriltOn Fur .x'fw was mr th' quir! hind Whusv numra IM'L't'r L'uru. CARLON HOCUTI', Pumsh, Alabama H911 umlvrluhs- to prove by fura- ni argumems. u man's rm hursr. CLIFTON COCHRAN, Powderly, Texas Who Iirsr inL't-mt'c! work. and bound the fair? IRIS MERRITT, Kalomo, N. Rhodesia, South Africa '14 Mnssum. mcbumrnulv Aim. MAUD FORD JACKSON, Fort Worth, Texas Guardian :1? Ihr fm'r. AUBREY MILLER, Searcy Thy pursml 0r. hnnwlrdqc umlrr dl'fl'n'uhfvs. JUNIORS -, 1-77 CLIFTON GANUS ViceiPrewden: VIRGIL BENTLEY Presudent JAMES BERRY Treasurer ROBERTA WALDEN Secretary Sophomores -..-.-.-. 1 19 41 VIRGIL BENTLEY, Damon, Texas Mus! mgful h'r rhr Poe! be. I: m lhrough him :hm all mm seef DOROTHY BAKER, Chattanooga. Tennessee LP: the world slide. let 1hr wun'd go: A fir: fur mre and a fiu inr wmn FLOYD CHUBB, Norman, Oklahoma For he's a jolly gum! I'vHuw. BETTY BERGNER, Isobef, Kansas Beaur:'fu! as sweet And yuunq as beautiful. and sot: as young. Am! guy as 50ft. and innocent as gay. DENNIS ALLEN, Seorcy Know then ibis truth MARIAN CAMP, Arab, Alabama Virtue ufune is Happiness baiuw. I haw er-L'dom in my loam ENID COLEMAN, Searcy 14-: us not by wear in er-doing. ROBERT CRONIN, Wheeling, West Virginia The man Ihul loves and tough: mus! sure do well. DORtS CLUCK, Greenwoy UP. I um stabbed with laughter. JAMES BERRY, Recluse, Wyoming Mu kingdom fur a horse. EUGENE CONE, Wheeling Huff ftHuw wen metu GRETCHEN HILL, Quitman 'l'hg modesry's u c'andle m thy merit. DORIS HEALY, Fan Colllns, Colorado Clwh'zud mun mnnut EU: wilhuul Cooks. DALE FLETCHER, Mnumee Why It: resolve: patient to perfurm LORENE EVANS, Cushmon Hug and muhe good cheer. u BLANCHE COPELAND, Silvis, Illinois A chevrlul lamprr joined with innocence. LOWELL FARMER, Bigelow I xhoufd not uher mu faith of binnu FRANK BLUE, Salem For men mus! work. MARY ETTA LANGSTON. Seorcy Hur lung Inns:- lurks lyks- goldun wyre DUN lyke u guiden mantle her anyre. CLIFTON GANUS, New Orleans, LOuisiono A healthy mind in u heulrhy budy. HAROLD KOHLER, Randolph, New York SPH-wm'idem? is 1119 essence of heroism. MARY BLANCHE JACKSON, Newport UWilh u smile on her lips. WALTER LARKINS, Jerusalem, Ohio To be u mun in'u true sense :5. in the first place and ubuw all lhmgs la have a wife. ALMA LARKINS, Jerusalem, Ohio N urhinq grml mus BL'l'J' achieved uwhoul enthusmsm. THEDNEL GARNER, Calico Rock Truv u'orlh. no! pretense. wins out. -SQPHOMORES PETIT JEAN x 19 41 AMY RUTHERFORD, Lexington, Kentucky Lilo. what glorious eagerness H is. WANDA LUTTRELL, Biggers We are ihurmed bu newness of person? JAMES MAPLE, Cleveland, Kansas Ther? is nothing half so sweel in life As tom's uuunq dream. RAYLENE THORNTON, Blackwater, Missouri A wurihy woman who can find, for her price ix far above rubies. HARDING PAINE, Atlanta, Georgia Mirih. admit me of thy crew. MARY BESS LENTZ, Sebastopal, California Tu rhrm' ownself be true. Ami it must foIloLU. us rhe night the day. Thnu runs: no! then be false to any man. CLAY TURNER, Strawberry Oh. this learning. what u thing i! is. JUANITA SEIMEARS, Wichita, Kansas Musit' in my heart I udorv. JACK NADEAU, Norman, Oklahoma Rlth rnmlurr from habitual life has become nuiurai. D. C. LAWRENCE, Flomot, Texas Above our life we love a steadfast friend. ERNEST SALNERS, Alpoena, Michigan Fur sriem'e is like Uirfue: Its own exceeding great reward. MABEL GRACE TURNAGE, Searcy Th9 lruuble is small. The fun is grew. HOWARD MCDONIEL, Butesville Man is man and mum'r of his Fare. LOVA STROUD, Springdole Thy flower uf sweuasr smell is shy. EDWARD SKIDMORE, Paris, Texas ' Work is the greatest thing in lhc- world. CAUDELL LANE, Wynne 'I'herefun- we should same i! Fur Iomurrow. 'I hrre IS gn'ur ability in rknowing huu' m rumour! Lane's ubrmu. FRANCES STEWART, Atlanta, Texas Her waus are ways of pleasanlnass. LAMAR PLUNKETT, Homer, Louisiana 1' am not only wiuy-m-yseff. but the cause that M! is in nzher men. MADELINE STONE, Hollis, Oklahoma i'Cnmmand was seruicef' MAC TIMMERMAN, Port Arthur, Texas DOROTHY WEIGART, Kensett H9 rei'agnized Guu' in his soul and mud. Pelilv. and us cure as petite. JAMES WILLIAMS, Searcy The greatest end of life is no! knowledge. but uclionf' LOIS WILSON, Searcy Merrily. merrily shall I live now. LELAND WATERS. Alochua, Florida So much is a man worth as he esreems himself. ROBERTA WALDEN, Neosho, Missouri 0f such u merry. nimble. slirriny spirit. SOPHOMORES JEAN PETIT 19 41 LYNDELL WATK INS, Kensett Music. 30f! rhurm of heaven um! earlh. EDNA RUTH HOCUTT, Parrish, Alabama HA bloswnr enrhanringfu shy. CHARLES HUDDLESTON, Searcy Ambition has no rvsl. BILL LAAS, Cedar Bayou, Texas Mustr halb power to rharm. WANDA HARTSELL, Searcy So sh? poured ow the liquid music of her voice. LENORE CAMPBELL, Seorcy My heart IS true as steal. MABREY MILLER, Newark 'A gun'ruus soul is sunshine In the mind. DAVID SWAGGERTY, Knoxville, Tennessee 'Tl's uJE'l'l m bl' off wilh the old Iom- Beiare mm are on wilh the m-w. LOUISE BRIDGEMAN. Judsoniu An agreeable manner. RUTH BRADLEY, Searcy A wm- head on young shqudt-rsf PAUL KELLER. Orweil Th1- hturl LL'IU commonly govern the head. ZULEMA LITTLE, McCrory 5mm? is the diamond. Lupighm. sulfa sound: When ms! by wit 1'! runs a briyhler beam. LEONARD McREYNOLDS, De Ridder, Louisiana Honor Hes in hunks: lal'l. CHRISTELLA FORD, Walnut Ridge A type all her own. ERMYL McFADDEN, McFadden Easy with dignity. DENNIS HARRIS, Hoifland, Tennessee Yuunq l'n'l'uws will be young fellows. WINNIE JO CHESSHIR, Nashville 1' he mifu'rst manners and lhc yonllrsl heart. EDWARD SHEWMAKER, Paragould A good mind pusscsses a kingdom. LYNN BUFFINGTON, Chattanooga. Tennessee Euvrylhing romes if a man LOH! onty wait MONA BELLE CAMPBELL, Seorcy She is a friend of Irulh. of soul sincere: Nomi run sern'ms. rm! ton guy. FRANCES WELCH, Seurcy Or light or dark. or short or rail. She sets a spring m snare Ihem UN. KATHLEEN WHITFIELD, Steele, Missouri U4 wife. domestic. good. and pure. CLINT JONES, Judsonia Spm'rh is great, but silvnm I's grmten LETiTIA LONGLEY, Botesville Life is a mirror. smile a! N. OLIVE FOGG. Vuldosto, Georgia An hour for sport. SOPHOMORES PETIT JEAN Twelve Different Views of Harding Life l. The pnde and ny of lhc Cope household 2. Chapel IS over and classes are resumed. 3. Ma plans the dculy bill of fare. 4. Thednel paid for his Pent Jean with pennies saved from odd change, 5, It would seem that Don has Blll doing a little paying. 6 Why the startled look, Nursie? 7. Unk rues to bc a tough chor- acrer but we know different. 8 The disclosing of the Unamenconism In IOU Per Cent American? 9. Three of our number who were pretty close buddIes. IO. And why the dISTrESSed look on the face of our EleOl'v 1 1 Two chglble young belles out for 0 MW: cxermse. 12. The home of the president almost finished externally COY PORTER Vuccipresillent AR DAT H BROWN Secretary, Treasurer EDW X N STOVER Premdent Freshmen 19 41 AILEEN HOGAN, Viloniu BURL DYKES. Seorcy JAMES MCCORKLE' Sorctogc JOHNNIE ANDERSON, Elm Springs ROYCE BLACKBURN, Duncan, Oklahoma TOMMlE JO FLY, Hugo, Oklahoma RODNEY COLVIN, Vienna, Louisiana VIRGINIA CUNNINGHAM, Flint, Michigan JENNINGS HARRIS, Strawberry ARDATH BROWN! Nashville, Tennessee BILLY ROE KENNEDY, Tuckerman MAZEL HULETT, Evening Shade DEENER DOBBINS, Searcv CLYNE BELUE, Earle JACK DYER, Van Buren EVELYN BOLTON, Seorcy DELVANA FORD, Walnut Ridge JOE FORD, Little Rock MAEEL HELM, Oxford ADRIAN FORMBY, Waldo ROBERT MARTIN, Wheeling, West Virginia VEDA MCCORMICK, Etowah NOAH HARP, Strawberry MARCIELE MCCLUGGAGE, Derby, Kansas DONALD EARWOOD, Seorcy BETTY MAPLE, Cleveland, Kansas CLIFTON HORTON, Ash Flor DONICE HAWESJ Benton, Kansas DURAN HAGLER, El Dorado PEGGY HALBROOK, Belzoni, Mississippi CORNELIUS FINLEY, Judsonia MAUNELLE BEARDEN, QuHman E. J. GOWIN, Mt. Morris, Michigan MAUDIE HULETT, Evening Shade HERBERT LAWRENCE, McRae FRESHMEN 19 41 COY PORTER, Neosho, Missouri EDYTHE TIPTON, Manila HELEN WELTER, Chicago, Illinois KEITH SWIM, Wichita Falls Texas MARGARET JANE SHERRILL, Seurcy DUDLEY SULLIVAN, Lincoln MARIAM McREYNOLDS, De Ridder, Louisiana ELlZABETH MCREYNOLDS. De Ridder. Louisiana LOIS McREYNOLDS, De Ridder, Louisiana TRUMAN MEDFORD, Rekluw, Texas JANE SNOW, Senrcy EVERETTE MAXWELL, Swifron RUBY PEARCE, Seurcy HELEN PEARCE, Searcy MAURICE MURPHY' Swifton SIDNEY ROPER, Marshall, Texas ANNETFE TAPP, Alamo, Tennessee EDWIN STOVER, Fort Smith MAXINE SOUTHARD, Glencoe JANEY ROSSON, Vernon, Texas DALE TEBAY, Graham, Texas ALFREDA TEAGUE, Grove' Oklahoma LOUIS STUMPF, Liberty, Texas MARJORIE WORD, Denver, Colorado BLANCHE TIMMERMAN, Port Arthur, Texas CURTIS POSEY, Belgreen, Alabama LORENE MEDFORD, Rekluw, Texas VIRGINIA STOTTS, Searcv SHELTON RUEBUSH, Deming, New Mexico MARTHE RITTER, Mount Pleasant, Texas KERRY WYCHE, Haynesvilfe, Louisiana FERRELL MASON, Center Ridge FOY WINTERS, Wynne BETTY JO ROADES, Talogu, Oklahoma CURTIS WALKER, Searcy FRESHMEN 19 41 BLONDELL WEBB, Marshall, Texas DORRIS CHOATE, McRae RICHARD CHANDLER, Searcy MARY MCCULLOUGH, Tupelo, Mississippi ROBERT BELL, Seurcy WANDA ALLEN, Tuckermon DOROTHY BROWN, Searcy LYNWOOD JOHNSTON, Pangburn HELEN WALLER, Baid Knob ARLA RUTH HILL, Ada, Oklahoma NANCY MULLANEY, Seorcy TOMMIE WILLIAMS, Ash Flat JEWELL WISDOM, McRoe JANE GATELEY, Seurcy RAYMOND SMITH, Roosevelt LLOYD STONE, Holfis, Oklahoma LOUISE QUALLS, Evening Shade VIOLET SLADE, El Dorado CLYDE WHITE, Birmingham, Alabama MARY RUTH FAULKNER, Marshall, Texas HELEN MAE PURCELL, Searcy JUANITA WEAVER, Searcy CLAY CALLOWAY. Red Star IRENE DIXON, Beedeville EMMETT SMITH, McCrory JOE WHITTEMORE, Bonham, Texas ALYENE YOCUM, Cahollo, New Mexico RALPH NUCKOLLS, Searcy EVELYN EARWOOD, Searcy WOODROW WILSON, Wiils Point, Texas ESTHER TOLAND, El Dorado HARRIETT LAWRENCE, McRae FRESHMEN -l-II'I'I'U CEPHJOSE tile best 0716 . ,. IJlePTG alltdifferev1t 1, Just between you and mo and the Telephone post - 2t Verle makes a nice Ornament for the front of the college car. 3, This is purely c: dISCLJSSIOn of former good times. 4. You can see a luttle SumiFority t0 the Old Egyptian pyramids 3, Opulme finds. her name in a great number of- ploces. 6 There IS no percentage in thts If you have TO stand very lUng In one spot. 7. The scofiold of the new house gets qmte a bit of use. 8, Ma u. really qmte hormtess even though she may not look it. 9 A deiegonon of Ju-Go-Ju's show off their new lackets. 10 Two cousins and a dog have 0 big hme on an outing. H. Lewis, do you really think that pnmping on an outing hetps any? l2. Don thmks that he is Napoleon but if this IS exile, it Is not too bad. 13, There is nothing that bnngs out rhythm as much as skating. 14. Ann and her momma on a very wmdy dayv l5. Such affec- tion! But then it is necessary to give vent to our feetings. 16. Lows, she is very sorry for the way that she acted. 17'. It IS very plain to see what Vern is doing here and what the rest were domg. 18. Three Harding belles some- dISTOHCE from the schoolt 19 Dorothy was in 0 Low mood thus day. z-ryno; COLIS CAMPBELL Sophomore Presiden: BlLIE LANDRUM Junker President WILLIE DEAN POWELL Freshman President MARY BROWN SEHIOT President Academy Academy INSTRUCTORS AND SU PERV I SORS L. E. Pryor, Juanita Rhodes, Leon Manley, Mrs. E. R. Stapleton, S. A. Bell. Edwin Hughes, Mrs. George S Benson, Hsie Mae Hopper, Ernest Gibson, Fern Hollar. H igh Schml T. M. Hogan, Moriiyn Thornrom Donald Holl, Buddy Langston, Fayerta Coleman. Virginia German, Keith Coleman, Mary Brown, Vtrdeun Brown, James Lacy. JUNIORS Robert Biggs, Frances Guiher, Mary Jcme Scott, BilFie Londrum, Frances Stewartl lSeniorl SOPHOMORES Vivian Smith, Eugenia Stover, Edworcl Rhoodes, Bonnie Sue Chandler, Wesley Howk. FRESHMEN Poul Hogan, Ruth Benson, Willie Dean Powefl, HerceH Erwin, Colis Campbell. Leon HuddFestOn, Mildred Pearce, Heller: Priest, James Bradley, Ruth Overstreet. Bob Ed Mathews, Alta Faye Howk, Marvin Deon Faith. PETIT- JEAN Wllflc Decm PoweH, Jxm Lacy, HerceH Erwm, Eugenio vaer, Buddy Langston, BIHIC Lumlrum T, M Hogan, COIIS Campbell Student Council Poul Hogan Kculh Coleman Professor Edwm M Hughes Beta 'C 1MB Kath Coleman Mary Brown Professor Edwin M. Hughes Vman Smlfh, Vlrdeon Brown, Vlrglnlo Gormon, Frances Stewart, Roberf Bxggs, Buddy Langston, Jm Lucy, Ruth Benson, Fayette Coleman ViceJreSIdenf Mary Browm Secretarwareosurcr VICe-PrCSIdEn! Somme Sue Chondicr SecretoryiTreosurc-r Frances Guiher, Virginia German Mary Jane Scott, Bonnie Sue Chandler. Muss Juanita Rhodes, Billie Landrum, Eugenia S'rover, Willie Deon Poweli, Frances Stewart. Sub Deb OFFICERS First Term Second Term Mary Jane Scott , W , , Presndem Frances Stewart President Billie Landrum . .. .Secrefary-Treusurer Eugenio Stover Secretary-Treasurer Miss Juanita Rhodes Sponsor Miss Juanita Rhodes Sponsor R. F. C. OFFICERS First Term Second Term Vivian Smith Presndent Vwmn Smith , President Fayette Coleman Vachresndent Mary Brown , Vice-Presudent Mary Brown Sacretory-Treusurer Ruth Benson SecretoryiTreosurer Mrsv Walter S Lorkins Sponsor Mrs, Walter S. Lurkms Sponsor Marilyn Thornton, Ruth Benson, Mildred Pearce, Mary Brown, Vndeon Brown, Fayette Coleman Viwun Smith, Nto Faye Hawk, HeHen Priest, Mrs. Walter S Lorkms, Ruth Overstreet ACADEMY WILLlE DEAN POWILL EUGENiA STOVER RUTH BENSON F cwmiites +r Best AH ?lemd wk Hwnor ROBERT BIGGS PAUL HOGAN KEWH COLEMAN The High School Students Haw Their 1715 and 011th T. A hnio recreation us good even for youth. 2, The old gum m used for 0 number of Thmgs 3, T, M. taken. 1 a little learning. 4 Jun Lacy always pnwadcs emer- Iommenr 5, Geometry Is rather snff 6. A sesszon with the typewriter avoHs much. 7 The high schnof rcccwcs the Bison wurh enthusmsm 8, Wamng for rhe mormng 1mm 9, The SuerCbs have 0 lmEe 5355mm 10. The gmdmg hand of The high schoolT TIT A freovfor-GH hos m; points. I2. The R. F. C's caught at 0 dub meetmg, i3, Wlshlng for Q I'ldE m Kensert or some place H. The E3qu dub m an extra session IS, From 1he Smiles, School must be our l0 They thrive on this wcmhor PT'H?1LH :V PATTW HATHAWAY SEARS, E A,, Instructor Tmmmg School JANE RHAMY SNOW, M, A, Superwsor MAUD FORD JACKSON LILLIE HUDDLESTON. B A Instructors a - 1,. fr. , . From Facu 1m M em 17 6T3 To M u scots Ir :5 plum to see that must at these girls coutd stcmci tho cxcrcnao that skating affords , . The entrance to our Atmu Mater by night , , Thcso two keep S. F. and Mac company and some say that there IS a resemblance , . Amt how was the hunttng radav, gentlemen? t t Part of the gang that was branded a chque . .. Rusty, Frances amt Lora an ascending order . . , How dud tho thtnt member get mm that Company and maybe that ES the Cause for the srmlesp t This t5 the right ptocc for such t t , . 5, and the girts don't seem to be hnwng much trouble puttmg tf there . The gargoyle does not appear to be happy but I can't see the cause for such a distorted took : $ $ F: 'I Features Myrene Williams DELIGHTFUL DEBONAI R DEVASTATING Queen of The Pew Team - BEAEJY A Mabel Dean McDoniei CHARMING AMIABLE DEMURE Louise Nicholas LOVELY SEDATE EPATANTE Annie Lee Chum hers QUIET REFINED EXQUISITE Frances Williamson WHOLESOME GENUINE ENCERE 4+4-..A .. --44...4 5'1qu Queen of M U y k uric Culver INHWLE'HNG rmtm'nuw. mmwmws Am-endcmts Constance Ford STRIKING SOPHISTICATED SERENE Mary Alberta Ellis VIVAC1OUS LOQUACIOUS EXHILARATING Favorites C onszcmce Ford Jim Billy Mclnteer , a .67 ..'d:-'4 'l g' 1 j g? L! Best AH Round 8 F. Yimnh'mmn N-Iulwl Dmn Mannn-f K L'rn Scan; Marian Gz'ulhun Laboratory Wrork Is Important In A Nmnbcr 0f FicMs The Blolugy Department IS weil polromzea Chemsstry funds on Imporlont place In the world mdoy GIHs who can 5cw are retu In demand 1n the minds; of prospuclwo smtnr: The acme thing applies to H19 almost ms! or! of good corrkmq Typrng saws much time m schom work 05 well 05 m huwwess Thus 15 on orrcmpmd appeal to our more oesthehc nutum. DON BENTLEY Business Manager of Peht Jean DOYLE F EARWOOD Togma Presudem CONSTANCE FORD Secretary of Senior Class ORETHA NICHOLS LOUIS GREEN Secretary of Chemistry Laboratory Npho Honor SOCIBTV ALSISTOnf REBA GIFFORD Pregldent of Atpha Them MBEL DEAN McDONIEL . Editor of Peru Jean S F, TIMMERMAN, JR, Bwson Edlmr w MARIAN GRAHAM Honor Student 'RY AGNES EVANS fkcompanist for -'s Glee Club and KERN SEARS Mixed Chorus President of Poetry Club EVELYN CHESSH I R Vice-President of L. C. Club Ll'fe IN h I. A patron m the ChCIII' 2 Smce this picture was taken There have been some GULZLELWH Idlhl H 18 oddmons T0 swee'rheort's row 3. The two Jlms surely do look peaceful at three h o'clock m the morning. 4, H doesn't make any difference whose box if was, the ,. ' . h J ,. h h food was cod. 3 That Sophomore En lish surely does requue much study. 6. A JLX IDO'I'lt LI LU TI-llb good nop 9In the muddle of a lesson I5 :big help, 7, Even those th are to safe- guard our hecHh sometimes get suck. 8. The next move may mean the game 9. There le probably be no more Of thus. 10 Not a FVSk Tire advertisement but Genus preparing to go to bed. I L The youngster and Don study before the Cork solidahon of rooms. a This 15 A Sample . it Someone must be tellmg a good story by the looks On The girts' faces 2 Olive Of Pilrrle C0131? does have such dainty feet as you corw EGSIfy see. 3 Thts can't be rool studying because of the smilcst + A good musnccul arrangement WIH certainty rcsult from Life thus work 3 From the shrung cuuntenunces It is hard to tell whose ptcture thS :5 But we all know, don't we? 6. Two atruws. do not allow far so much wmght galnuJ from this milk-shoke. 7 Thia IS more- of the ChQrDCFCHSHC page even though there are some open books. 8 They carry on HANS way for Into the mghtl Mrs, Cathcurt 9, Olwc Seems to have no Fear of falhng from the top deck TO The girls. spend more time gcttlng ready 1;; steep than they octuolty sleep I 1, Ami then there was the bay In the Gtris' DormumryiiThe young tcdv? Mtss Cluckt .. .6.- ..nc . . .h-n ,u. '- Iv - Outings Fm Fall and Spring Days I. Pausing to appease thew vanity 2 Ed and Domce srup 10 real then leel, ospccmHy Ed, 3, Them wore the good md days, 4. HIS Huncr Judge Dykesl raps for order m kangaroo court 5 Don't throw mot, Wanda, you wuuki probably muss, anyway 6 John and Morwmne Derfecriy framed by nature. 7 Betty gives someone on mvrhng look 87 Don't gwe up now, the top IS nearly reached 9. ML who: femrmnc pulchrlmdo Durlmed ogamst the sky 10 Woe be unto hum who possea below I I General Wwiks seems to be in charge or the prosonl, 12 There w. always someone who woum hurt a defenseless gm i ' Z k ., D10 71 I we have A rest by a waterfall I5 so refreshing . . Thus must be an advance look-om guard a Q'Uogfldcajdfl'fl . . . The' sky serves as a good background for These endeavouring climbers . . . ls thrs us far as you couid get? . . What goes on here? . . It was a hard job getting ti1nc th Elf d LI-N- RU this for and we shll had r0 go back .-. V Tue it up wetl or I1 may not be there when w you return . . . Some of our dramatists have a bIT of recreation . V . TI-ns may be I par? of the wnmahon but I doubt n . . Marthe locks suspsciousiy of John . . . The KOInOnIaS page For a group pwcfure, of course the gxrls cure mciuded . . From the I number of pictures of thus type, it seems as I+ thus page suggests rcshng. I 319 MW: e: .w k; 9 i9. . . 3' x r; .J In Arkansas, Snow 15 An Infrccment Visitor Frances rOkCS cu'lvonlogo O! llm very first snow, SCCHCD 08 I1 erR . . Dr'm'l 'ust Emmi therel thrnw il! Johnny bcems m be 100ka for on amoqmvw;.l . . . Calc- fuL Worrer, IT :5 hlIH prmty sleppery . Mert ' flnds jLJSI crmugh alhiw lnr one more handful of rmscry . The glrIS braugh? it upon themseivcs Lw utloching ncn-belhgerenls , Ann, you should be used r0. l'hlS k:nd cf weather Even Mm Rosaon was affected by the possubrhhes of revenge , , Duns 300m; m have the advantage over Thu youngster . , Reglgned m bomq EDK-WCII umiwr, IF ll would Snow enough . . . 11 docsn'r pa:k very wcH, dues It Marlene? The First cmd Only Big Snow Did This Coy le some day learn that Annnfc has very good cum . Amnng rho hrgl to make a path was Brother Benson , . And the battle cunhnucd, urmbulml , With ccol deliberation Annette prepares for the Enemy 7 . A heollhy looking frrmg squad . What Mother Rosson didn't get rid of thxs wnv, Muthcr Nature soon got rm! 0! by melting . Ins probably wonlt opprezlam lhl': when 1! londsj but that IS too bad . . Thus one didn't hold rczgelher so well, did :1, Peggy: . The llttie princess molly mains VICIOLIS bur denlr let that fnzu you , Gonna NT. 0 10b if he is trying to fiH Cmnm's mouth Outings Affmnrl Good Opportunities For The Photogt'apher It t5 :3 womdcr that they ever got untungted . . . It w0utd be quite a drop down to the bottom of the CM! . t t What happened to Mac, Mcrmn? . me the expres- sioms. there must be somelhtng very Interesting gomg on , t t Thcre IS that smile so often worn by Mortorlc . . . Dale and Christella , , Abtgml Is not over that way, Bob . . Were they smiling because they were happy or because they posed? . . . Two Jtttle morons standing m a row . . . James and the tody friend enjoy an outing ragerher . . . J0me poses With trees and water for a background t t . The load that mbte-rock l5 hmldt'ng looks mvttmg , . Don't took so detected, LOLItse , 7 It is wonderfut how much better Ct little food wnH make you feel after a hike. These Reprcxmt Some of the Best Days Of The Year Lnnk of thSC two birds perched on the top of The rock5 , The Sul;-T H took C. 90011 kamg Crop of girls on their first ounng , , Dewey erd nml carmpanv take Mme fur a rest , , . Thus s5 0 good way m reduce, If you need wt Annettc appears to be chine but she really wasn't . , Maybe Margaret Jane wmuld loan you a handkurchwct Kewth , , The falls at Pent Jean from above Thor wcs mci- of you to share that oppie, Doyle , . . Dld a lxttle hHl-clsmbmg hru you mar much, ngs? , , Thm camera of Koty's did a lot of good work The most phnw- grophed mm m Arkansas . . Two boys and three 9M5 make qmle u cmnpcmy . , Those orcn'l hothmg suits you have on there . . Freshmen n M miss and a I'Cd-honci . . Thus IS a ior cry from a promo , . The Jnmurx m Rm! Bhnfl, The Results In Unkis Courting Contest The chompam m the wmnr dIv-sinn receive then anui . . Bola and Margaret mode a quad slmwmq but no! nude good enough The urtarv mmlo rd the wm- rwers o! Hm .unmr dwmun . Duran and Marcwle for Frwmmpn . lnshgorm of the contest Intraducon the mom speaker of tho QCCGKDH Bob and AblgOll seem m be gwmg H10 Duunno'a a 'nHe compehr ch . In tho cmrmucmdence divi- mom, Verb hm! rm rlmn nomnrl . There was nolhmq Hlnw about the team of Maple cum! OtNr-m 9 F Txmnwr'mcn, E:q., WHK. HM nh-Iu! 1hr pmMm-n of ccur rahxp. iglon Rel Daily Bible Classes One of the distinctive features of Harding is its emphasis on the Bible and its inspiration Every student is required to take 0 Bible course each term, while many choose religious classes fer their elective worke Courses are offered in almost every phase of religious study, in- cluding homiletics, Christian evidences, church history, and direct studies from the Bible. Beginning as freshmen, each student is enrolled in Brother Armstrong's or Brother Bensoan cfass in Matthew. He passes from J N ARMSTRONG Hood A t Bmtu Dwunmem there to Acts and Hebrews before completing the freshman year, The sophomores study, under Brother 5, A. Bell, the Pentateuch, the Hebrew Nation, and lnter-Bibiicol History, Advanced courses in Bible and religion are taught by Brother B. F. Rhodesy Brother Botsell Baxter, Brother Benson and Mrs. J. N, Armstrong. The purpose of the Bible Department at Harding is not to produce preachers primarily, but to inspire o deeper reverence for the word of God, and to stimulate personal study and application of Bible truthsv No attempt is made to enforce opinions, but all classes are open to discussions of any religious question. The men who compose the Bible Department are men whose lives have been spent in Christian Education, and whose experiences and years of study have qualified them for the work in which they are engaged. Brother Baxter's Ctass m Acts Brother Armstrong's Fr95hn10r1 Bible Class Missionary Atmosphere Under the guidance of Brother George S. Benson, who spent ten years H925736t as a missionary in Chino, Harding has cultivated a deeply embedded missionary spirit. In years past, many Hardtng students have been moved by the need of preaching the Gospel on foreign fields, and 05 Cl result, a majority of the for- eign missionaries are former Harding students. On Thursday nights of each week, in the Administration Building, a group of students GEORGE S BENSON known as the Missionary Forum met regularly Former meunory to Chmo throughout the year. Problems confronting foreign missionaries were presented and dise cussed The necessity of preaching at home and abroad was stressed, GS the need of various fields was presented as a challenge. It was the custom to have men of experience to make frequent talks to the Forum. Maurice Hinds, Jock Nadeou and S. F Timmermon served as chairmen of the Forum during the year. During the lost two weeks of February, 0 series of meetings was con- ducted within 0 radius of fifteen miles of Seorcy, directed by Brother John Lee Dykes and sponsored by the College Congregation. Those who preached in these meetings were George S. Benson, Doyle Eorwood, Aubrey Miller, S. A. Bell, 5. F. Timmermon, John Dillinghom, Virgil Bentley, L. E. Pryor, Sr , Don Bentley, John L. Dykes, Hugh Rhodes, Leon Manley and T. H. Sherrill. Preachers Engaged in Missionary Meetings Guthermg 0t Missmnory Forum JOHN LEE DYKES Spunsor nf Preaching Actiwrim Student Preachers In so for as their determination was con- cerned, there was no more active group on the campus than the student preachers. They met monthly and bi-monthly appointments as faithfully as possible, enduring hardships as well as encountering humorous adventures; The stories reioted by many of them after returning from such experiences would have kept the ordinary person from making another attempt, but net so with Harding preachers. Under the readership of Brother John Lee Dykes, many young men were led to devote their lives to preaching the gospel. He or- ronged appointments for them, and provided transportation in cars purchased for that pur- pose. As 0 result of this work, new congregae tions were established, and old churches were given new life. FIRST ROW: Cay Porter, Maurice Hinds, S, F Timmermon, Walter Lorizms, Jock Nudecm, Thomas Whitfield, Duncid Eorwood, Emmett Smith, Kern Sears. SECOND ROW: Thomas Weaver, Virgii Bentiev, Rndney Colwn, Floyd Chubb, Doyle Eorwood, Donoid Heoiy, Aubrey Mliler, Ciliton Genus, Arthur Mcody, THlRD ROW. Lows Green, Sidney Roper, Hale MIHE'L Hugh Rhodes, Lee Lambert, Don Bont- ley, Robert Reeves, Dennis Ailen, John Dillinghczm FOURTH ROW: Curtis Posey, Poul Keilor, Leonard McReynoirJa, Walter Moore, Charles. Geer, Lamar Piunkett, Wayne Hemingway Quentin Goteley, Moc Timmermon Other Bible Teachers B F Rhodes Mm Jt N. Arm-stmng S A Bell BatscH Baxter It would be impossibie to estimate the inHuences exerted over the stw dent body through the godly lives of its faculty. Brother Botsell Baxter was an addition to the Bible teaching stuff this year, and his work has been both worthwhile and appreciated. To him, as well as to every Bible instructor on the campus, the students of Harding College are greatly indebted. Led by Mrs. Florence Mt Cothcort, the girls of Pattie Cobb Half had inspiring doily vesper services. Among these influences for good were the weekly prayer meeting sew, ices at the church downtown, and the friendly smile and Christian life of its minister, Brother T. H. Sherrill. Brother Sherrill also assisted in the Bible department by acting as substitute in the absence of other Bible teachers. Searcy Church nf Chrut T. Ht Shcrnlt, Mlnlster DAILY CHAPEL SERVICES The routine of each school day is broken by the morning chapel service. Opening with a song and a prayer, 0 period of devotion serves to prepare each student to face with greater purpose and enthusiasm the tasks of the clay. Though there are programs of a secular nature to add variety and interest, the religious atmosphere is maintained Same of the reguior features of the chapel services are the Friday speeches by Brother Armstrong, the inspirational suggestions by Brother Benson, and the frequent talks by other members of the faculty. This year, too, 0 series of lectures from business men was given following the devotional pwiod, to bring the college closer to the business world. A new feature of the chape! exercises this year was the Saturday chapel singing, Led by Professor Leonard Kirk, the entire assembly joined in the singing of sacred songs, old and new, with the aim of learning to sing them more beautifully. JV Howey Dykes Gronwlle Tyler George Emptoge A. Hugh Clark RMey Henry Wichila, Kansaa RusseHville, Alabama Curdelle Oklahoma Memphis, Tennessee Howe, Arkansas Leon Burns Horence, Alabama RELIGIOUS LECTURES Appearing on the Thanksgiving lecture program This year were A Hugh Clark, Leon Burns, Gronvifle Tyler, George Emptoge, Don H. Morris, E. H. Ijams, J. Harvey Dykes and Je N Armstrong. Round-mble discussions were led by Riley Henry, Carter Grey and others who were present from many States. During February, Brother W. We Otey, of Belle Plaine, Kansas, author of Origin and Destiny of Man and 0 student of the theory of evolution, delivered 0 series of lectures in the chapel assemblies. During the week of his stay he preached each night along evongelisfic line5. W. We Orey, Author E H, ljomsj PrCSIdenr Don HA Moms, Presudem Origin and Destiny of Man Dawd LIDSCOmb College Abilene Chrlshcm CuHege Belle Plume, Kansas Nosthc, Tennessee Abalene. Texas !g.I.QJ-Il';ri llllllill HYMN SINGERS PROFESSOR LEONARD KIRK, Durector ALVIS BROWN MRS. FLORENCE M, CATHCART ORVILLE COLEMAN ANNILE CHAMBERS ROBERT CRONIN MARVOLENE CHAMBERS LOWELL FARMER WINNIE JO CHESSHIR WAYNE HEMINGWAY DORIS CLUCK ROBERT MARTIN MARY ALBERTA ELUS HARDING PAINE ANN FRENCH COY PORTER OLIVE FOGG KERN SEARS MARIAN GRAHAM WAYNE SMETHERS IRIS MERRITT BETTY BERGNER ROBERTA WALDEN ARDATH BROWN FRANCES WILLIAMSON Chmm Trips O fjfr R c He Spcrlclclcs i, Don'1 100k 50 stspIchMy, Speedy; The man wdl give yuu the nght amount, 2. AHer Harding pays obmsunce r0 Nluh, we wnH be ready hi: leave 3, A gentle word of cnnsoiuhon m the metropolis of Neosho. 4. On charm. Irma, Ann keeps the postal deportmcm busy by wrmng cards; 5. At the mumum, Dun was the offncml shoe currlcr ior at least one young Indy. 6. WIN the gwltv lnok, Robert? 7. Dan't gm ony umblhous ideas about ?hIS pretty cur, Marwm'nu EL The girls were ogam holding up the parade to change fhekr shoes 9 Some mf Hm glrlS have a good tmk before saying good-bye to Lusun. ' T Organizations PETIT Mabel Deon McDomer Don C Bentley Exccll Berryhxll Mrs. E R. Stuplemn S F. Timmerman Doyle Eorwood Constance Ford Wayne Hemingway Maurtce Hinds, Verle Crover Lovonne Thornton Foy O'Ncal Myrenc WIIIICImS Marlon Graham Virginia McDaniel Robert Oliver J C McCoIeb Nell B. Cope, Homer F. Howie Bill Londrum JEAN EdKrorrinAChlef Business Manager Sports Ednor Focuity Advnscr Religious Editor Class ECJITOr CeruiOran Manager ASSISfOnF Edrtor Snapshot Ed rcrs OrgUanDHOn Edrror Asszsmnt Busmess Manager Typxsr Calendar Editor Typlsf Assnsmnt Circulation Manager Advernsng SoIIc-lur Photographers Sports Ednmr THE BISON EDITORIAL STAFF 5 F Timmermon EdHOr'ln-Chlef BIN Hams. Busmess Manager Neil 3 Cape . Fucwty Adviser Lows Green Sports Edilor Verle Cravor Society Editor Margaret Lalmtos Secretary of Press Qub COLUMNISTS Pluto MCGIII ' Wh0o2m-l Mabel Deon Mchmue-I Meditations Don C Bemlev K'Spmr 0f Chrxsr' Louise Nicholas HWNh Other Callegesu Virgul Bentley Dcur Angus. Ann French Backstage CU RCULAT I ON Robert Crown Manogcr Mac Timmurmon Assnlcml Manager ergul Bentleyd S F, T:mmerman, Verle Craver, Jlm Billy Mclnteer, Mabel Dean McDomel, Don Bentley Adalr Chapman, Mary Aiberm EH15, BIH Horns, Margaret Lckmoa, Robert CFOTIII'I, Ann French. LOUISE NICHOICIS, Laws Green, Juamro Selmcars, Woodrow Wilson, Clifton Ganusl Arthur Moody. Virginia McDaniel, Kerry Wyche, Excell Berrthll, Professor Neil B. Cope, German Wilks, Mac Timmermon. FIRST ROW: Beulah Slough, Robert Martin, Clifton Cochran. Kathleen Boyd, Constance Ford, Jim Billy Mclnteet, Betty J0 Roades. SECOND ROW: Oral Cone, Enid Coleman, Charles Huddleston, Violef Slade! Milton Poole, Margaret Jane SherriH, Arthur Moody; THIRD ROW: Poul Keller, Ruth Benson, Blondell Webb, Wayne Smethers. Genevieve Blackburn, Maud Jackson, Leon Manley. FOURTH ROW: Amy Rutherford, Wanda Lunrerl, Tommie Williams, Jone GoTc-iey, Virginia Staffs, Jewell WlSdOm, Harding Pome. FIFTH ROW: Mildred Clock, Mabel Grace Turnnge, Helen Moe Purcell, Ermine H. Coleman, Keith Swim, Thomas Whitfield, Fayettu Coleman. PETIT JEAN Oral Cone, Charles Huddleston, Constance Ford, Harding Pome. Enid Cohamon, Ermine H, Coleman, Milton Poole, Arthur Moody. S. F. Timmermang . - . President Secretary 51 F. Timmermon, Pattie Hathaway Sears, Mabel Deon McDomel, Marian Graham Louis Green, Dr. George S. Benson, Oretha NIChDIS, Kern Sears. TIT JEAN ergul Bentley, Quentin Goteley, Davtd Swoggerty, Mildred Leosure John Sands, Jane Gmeley, Professor Neil B. Cope, Arthur Moody, THE19 4 1 Poul Keller, Virgil Bentley, Lowell Farmer, Jack Dyer, Quentin Goteley Ferrell Mason, David Swoggerty, Jane Gatelev, Woodrow Wilson, Emmett Smithk PETIT JEAN Robert Oliverl Josephine Stewart, Robert Reeves, Ann French, Wayne Hemingway. Johnnie Greenway, Alvis Brown, Morgare'r Lakatos, Marian Graham, Kern Sears. THE19 41 Virgil BentFey, Winnie Jo Chesshir, Don BenHey, Mobd Dean McDaniel, Kern Sears. Orville Coleman, Kerry Wyche, Esther Tolanci, Lowell Farmer and Hardmg Paine. LPETIT JEAN Mary Alberta Ellis, Florence Morris, Verle Crover, Denice Howes, Blanche Tummermcm, Frances Stewart, Mildred Gainer, BlondeH Webbl Morciele McCluggoge. HoHie Gonn. Mary Bess. Lentz, Ive Farris, Esther Toland, Mrs. S. A. Bell, Miss Elsie Mae Hopper. Virgil Bentley, Esther Marne Clay, Jack Baker, John Sands hm Bully Mclnreer, Emmett Smith Amy Rutherfordl Lowell Former, Edna Ruth Hocun, Doyie Eorwood, Cormn H004 , Dewey Word. Paul KeHer, Robert OHver, Professor B. F. Rhodes, kanston Neil, Kathleen Boyd, Dawd Swag- gerty. PETIT JEAN Miss Mary N. Elliott, June Snow, Ruth Benson, ins Merritt, Jim Bull Mclnfeer, Betty Bergner, Wanda Hurtsell. Lyndell WGfklnS, Bull Lugs, Edward Rhoodes, Juanita Seimears, chonne Thornton, 1renc Williams, Harriet Lawrence Robert Martin, MarMyn Thornton, Eugenio Stover, Mounelle Beorden, Edwm Stover, Frances Stewart, Ruth Oversfreet. THE19 41 -II-. Frances Welch, Jack Baker, Iris Merritt, Robert Martin, Betty Bergner, Buddy Langston, Margaret Jane Shernlf Billie Landruml Jimmie Earle Erwm, Robert Byggs, Floyd Chubb, WiHie Renner, Robert Cronin, Blanche Timmermon. John Mason, Wanda Horiseli, Lovonne Thornton, Mrs. FForence Jewell, Ardofh Brown, Mary Etta LungsTon, Arla Ruth Hrll. PETIT. JEAN Mddred Leasure, Lovonne Thcmron, Mabel D001 McDomel, John Dtllmghom, Kern Sears, John Sands, Wayne Hemmgwayl Roberl Reeves, Arthur Moody, Hardd Kohler, D C. Lawrence Edwnn Stover, Denms AHen, Helen Hoilancf, Jack Baker, Arduth Brown, Wanda Harrscll, Rmhvrt Elggs, Annette Topp, Lyndell Watkms, Bwll Laos, Lows SfLImpf. THE19 41 E- Mac Tlmrnermon, Helen Welter, Clyde Whne, Dennis Allen, Mary Blanche Jackson, Florence Morris, Reba GlHord, Mrs. J. N. Armstrong, 5rmy! McFadden, Mazel Huletl. Blanche Copeland, Raylene Thornton John Dillmghom, Lovo Stroud, MabeX Grace Turnoge, Dons Healy, Mrs. Maude Jackson, Alyne Yocum, Mildred Leosure, Gretchen Hill, Murciele McCluggoge, Luvonne Thornton. Thednm Garner, Shehon Ruebush, Mabrey Miller, Beulah Slough, Doyle Earwood, Donice Hawcs, Bernard Ryan, Wanda Luffrell, Wanda Allen. PETIT JEAN AH the luv and exhallmmm u+ wlqmg the wurld's gram muswc has. been 1m lucrwxh Immune given to the members uf the Churuh rhxs your Everyone who Mves m nng we wclcnmcd min H'HH gl'uup. Thrnugh :23 mumerou; concert qurt. ccwormq 2,000 IHHL'H m Termessee, Alubum..L Mmkw mpw, OHahuma, Mlssoun 0nd Arkansvaa It has mueuwd the odmurohon of Imlencru ha: hem; IvIIH I'lllrmc urwd for Hurdmg CuHegc Prnfessor Leunord Kirk, II: Lllrcctm, wrth his fnrccfm and friendly persmmhly um! hm mm cul Ollihly, is largely rcspunmhm iur IF: 5plcmhd Succcm. Aucgmpanmls for the Charm huvo nuluriuri Morv Agnes Evans, Juamm Sclmcnrs, Annullr TUIDD and Muxme Puxon HIM Horns, Lee Lambert, V-xmun 5;me Jflclv. Baker, the members of tlm Ml-H'h Oumh-i HL.- 1.35 Indur entertainers, LEONARD KHJK Dxrrclur, M-n'- Clwy Chm rmd kami Chum: FLORENCE FLETCHER JEWELL IDIHUCIHL Glrlx' Glue CVLIb Ever mcreamnq m nlusxcol ublllfy us Thov work porlemly 0nd onthumushcaliv, 1he gwrls' and bays' gwen- Clubs con luck botk an two years Of much ochwcvc- mcnf. TI'IDN mperrmrrs have bccn bLHIT up cgmswdcmhly and mcmdc Cumprrmlmns by many famed mum: musfcrs, Mrs, Hnmncu Flotche: JeweH, director of Hue gxrk' ghw: club and teacher of vmce, has devoted cun- scmumuus effort and Mme to her work 05 I5 cvniunccd In the onloyubfe concerts given by The group The Kansas-Mrssoun trip taken In The SlenQ by the have. 05 weH 05 several shorter tours le be long ronwmbcrcd. Throughom the yEDr the girls' Mo compusmi mi Wanda HartseH, firs: somann, Frcmccs Wclch, aucumi suprunu, umd Arlo Ruth HIII, GHQ, hat; CUHIHIJUEUU dchghlful enrorminmem Dn I'wumemus. occuaumy Orchestra W Marked progress both musmey L'md numcrlccHy has been shown bv the bund cmd urchwy Ira during lg-Wi-H Under the dynumit Lwornn of rheur durcctor, Mrv WMmm Luna, Thvw s'wqumznnons have achieved popumrlly among uH m whom they have moved The Urchesfra, m Uddihom tu pluylng 01' school, made severd concert hum lhl'tmqhuul Ihu Slum and lb lumkmg forward 10 an oven hmudu gchudule nuxl year The IJOrVd added sparkle to many marntu um? vorIDLIS HWSfIUITICFHCLi Qraups vnlhm IT'. number the bros: quartet, lrLanit Inn. unmlwuul unaumhm, and mhmtsu mllcrlmnml m xpunul nccusinns. BCITL Cl C J . Cavalier OFFICERS Leland Waters 7 Prestdem LFoyd Watson , ,,,,,,, Vice-Presidem Don Spencer Sergeant-m-Arms Dr. Cyrxl Abbott Sponsor Johnnie Greenwoy, Jock Baker, Lclond Waters, Curtis Walker, Don Spencer. Lloyd Stone, Deener DObblnS, David Swoggerfy, Lynn Buffington, Vernon Boyd. Lloyd Watson, Dr Cyril E. Abbott, Jock Dyer GAIA, OFFICERS Dorothy Bukcr Presudenf Verle Cravcr VlCE-PresidEnT Myrene WIHJams Secretory-Trcasumr Mrs. J. L. Dykes Sponsor Betty Maple, Annette Topp, VEIFE Crover, Myrene WII- homs, Mamie Gill. Wanda Nlen, Kathleen Bovd, Alfredo Teaguo, Dorothy Baker, Marthe Rutter. Esther Marie Clay, leet Slade, Mary McCullough, Mur- gurel Nougher, Mrs. J. L. Dykes. PETIT JEAN .. --.L- r- T. N. T OFFLCERS Excel! Berryhlll ,, Presudenr LoweH Farmer .. , Vice-Presadem Virgwl Bentley SecretoryATreosurer Professor Nell B. Cope , , Sponsor Excell Berryhnll, anfm Copelandl Lowell Former, Don Bemleyl Robert Cronin, Adnun Formby. Joe Whirtemore, VITQH Bentiey, Winston Nail, Floyd Chubb, EA JT Gowin, Merton Jackson. Adair Chapman, Dorris Chums, Dennis Horris, Richard Chandler, James McCorkTe, Professor NEH B. Cope. W. H, C. OFFICERS First Term Juanlm Sesmeurs Presudent Louise Nrcholas VlceuPresidenl Marjorie Meeks Secretary-Treosurer Mrs. Maud Jackson Sponsor Second Term Louise Nichmos President Marjorie Lynch VwcerPrESIdem Frances erliomson Secretorv-Treosurm LOUISE Nicholas, Marlowe Meeks, Jucmtu Selmears, Mor- jOHE Lynch, Mary Ruth Famkner, Mddred Leosure Frances Wiihamson, Edna Ruth Hocun, Berry Jo Roodes, BTondell Webb, Nell O'Neal, Peggy Halbrook Edith LGndiSS, Tommie Ja Fly, Aileen Hogan, Johnnie Anderson, Janey Reason, Mrs. Maud Jackson Tagma OFFICERS Doyle F. Enrwoocl President Lee Lambert VICLUPFC'MLIC'FII Dewey Word Secrelory-Trcmurer Professor E. R. Sfopleron Spunwr Cray Turner, Travis Blue, Doyie Eurwuod, James Domm, Lamar Plunkert, James Berry. Ernest Schers, John Sands, Frank Blue, Leo Lambert, Edward SkJCImOTE, Dewey Word. Rodney Corvm, Professor E. R. Sruuieron, Robert More- dwrh, Donald Earwood, CIIH'DH Horton, Duran Huqlur, Earm MCCluggoge THE19 41 --- -. Mu Em Adelphiafn OFFICERS FIFST Term Luvonne Thurman Presndent Fiorence Murrib VICEAPFCSIdGHI Marion Graham SecrEmry-Treabumr Mrs Florence mecher Jewell Sponsor Second Term Mildred Gamer Prcsudent Beulah Slough che-Presidcm Domcc Hawes Secretary-Trensurer Frances Stcwout, Alma Lurking, Lovunnc- Thornton Mabel Dean McDaniel, Edythe Ttplun, Manon Graham, Beufoh Slough, Mildred Gainer, Mary Agnes Evans, Mari guerite Crum, Roylcne Thornton, Domce Hawes, Mary Bess Lentz, Florence Morris, Geneweve Blackburn. Mrs Florence FIeTcher JeweH, Blanche Twmmermun, Arln Rufh HIII, PETIT JEAN Lambda Sigma OFFICERS Louis Green . Prcsrdent German Wllkb VicevPrcsident Harold Kohier , Secretoerreusumr Dr. W. K Summirf; Professor John Lee Dylccs Sponsors Swrlney Roper, Laws Green, Thomas thrfield, Emmen Smith, German Wxiks. Dudley Sulhvun, Hormd KoMer, Walter Lurking, Jock Nodeuu, Arthur Moody. Curtis Posey, Dr. W. K. SummrH, Prof. J. L. Dykca, D. C. Lawrence, Wayne Hemingwuy I w . THE19 41 Luis Compcmems OFFICERS Fits? Term Constance Ford Preswdent Josephine Stewart . Vice-Prcswdent Arm French SecretaryiTreusurer Miss Fem Hollar Sponsor Second Term Virginia MCDGnlel Presrdent Opaline Turner Vncc-Prealdem Ann French Socromermasurcr Virginia McDaniel, Thelma Smnh, Opalme Tumor, Cnmi stance Ford. Ann French. Amy Rutherford, Wanda Lumelll Tommm Wilhoms, Mari gore? Lokutos, Beatrice Dodson. Marian Camp, Hehi'n Welter, Josephine Slkurt, Evelyn Chesshir, Miss Fern Hnllar Sub T 21.6 OFFICERS S. F. Timmermon Skipper Fay O'Neul First Matt:- Kern Scan Quartermaster Professor B. F Rhodes Sponsor Coy Porterl Don Heoly, Wayne Smothers, Jim BIEly Mc- tnteer, S. F. Timmerrncm, Kern Sour: Jum Maple, Foy O'Necl, Edwm Slover, Robert Reeves. Clifton Gonus, Harding Paine. Prof. B. F Rhodes, Keith Swim, Elvm Berryth, Royce Blackburn, Mac Tummermon. Ju , G0 Ju OFFICERS Firs1 Term Mary Alberto Elhs Presidem Iris Merrifr VICEwPrESIiICrH Eiizabexh Arnold Secreiorere-asurer Mrs, L. C Sears Sponsor Second Term Mary Alberta EHIS Pregldem Betty Bergner VICEinCbiden' Elizabeth Arnold Secretory-Treasurer Mary Alberto EIIIS, Anrme Chambers, Dons Cluck, Mary Etta Langston! Marvolene Chambers, Roberta Waiden, Elizabeth Arnold, ?vo Ferns, Doris HeoFy, Helen Pearce, Ardmh Brown, Moraele McCluggoge Kathleen Whitheld, Ins Merritt, Ruby Pearce, Belry Berg- ner, Letihn Langley, Mrs. L. C Sears. PETIT JEAN Kain oni c1 OFFICERS First Term Cllftcm Cochran pFESIdI-Jhl Winfred Richards VICUAPFesidCHt Pout KeEler Secretorerreosurer Dr. L C. Sears Sponsor Second Term Bwll Londrum ProSJdenl Eugene Cone VICEVPFESIanI CGudell Lune Sccrerary-Trcuwrcr Robert Ohver, Robert MCITTII'L J, E Burricv, Wmfred Ruch- urds, Clyne Belue, deon Richards. Paul KeHer, Caudell Lonel Eugene Cone, Robert Anthony, Milton Pooie, Do1e FIeTCher. J. C. McCuleb, CliHon Cochran, William Lam, Dorm L C. Soars, Wilham Londrum, Alpha Theta OFFICERS Furs? Term Mono Belle Campbell President Reba Gifford Vme-Presndent Orethu Nrchms SecretaryiTreasurer Mrs. E R1 Stomaton Sponsor Second Term Reba Gifford Presudem Ruth Bradley . V Ceipresident Zulema LIrHe SecrclmrvrTrcosurer Enid Coleman, Reba thfard, Gretchen HHI, Evewn Earv wood, Lava Strou 1, Oretha Nichols. Delvcmo Ford, Christc-Ha Ford, Ruth Bmdley, Mona Belle CumpbeIl, Luunse Brndgemon, Helen Baker. Blanche Copciand, Mazm HuleH, Zulemn Lach, Ermyl McFadden, MOXIT'IC Somhord, Mm E R. Stapleton. Las Amigas OFFICERS First Term L045 WIISOn President Frances Welch Secretaerreasurer Mrs Edwin M. Hughes Sponsor Second Term Virginia Stoits President Evelyn Bolton Secretary-Treosurer Frances. Welch, Lois WIISOFI, Virginia Srofts, Irma Pyles. , Dorothy chgort, Evelyn Bolton. Wanda Hartsell, Ruby Jo Hughes. THE1 41 Lub.- Tofebzt OFFICERS Mary Elizabmh Sklclmore Premdem Murguente O'Banlnn ViceiPremdem HOHIB Gonn Secretory-Treosurer Mwss Elxie Mac Hopper Sponsor Veda McCormick, Vlrglnxa Cunnmghom, Mary Elizabeth Skulmoro, Murguonle O Bamon, Home Gorm Mabel Grace Turnage, M65 Elgie Moe Hopper, Mary Blanche Jackson Maudie Huletf, Lorene Evens. .PETIT JEAN K0 w JO v K011 OFFICERS First Term MabeK Rubve Brodmy President Wllellu Knopple Secretary-Treosurer MISS Mary N. Elliott Sponsor Sewnd Term Wulello Knapple Proaldcn! MubLl Rubye Bradley Secretary-Treqsurer Mabel Rubye Bradley, Nancy MuHancy, D010 Reynolds, Margaret Jone Sherrill, WilEHO Knapple. Miss Mary N. EHioH, Jane Snow, Mounelle Beornlen, LUane Medford, HorncH Lawrence. PETIT JEAN E qw estri cm s OFFICERS Jum E-3, rrv Prcswdmf Lc-m Mcmk'y VicerPremdem JHsuLJian Stewart Secremrg' DL Gm-rge S Bensonl Mrs Gmr-rgc S Bomnn, Kurt; Verhe, Joe Ford, Leonard Klri Mrs. Fhurencc Jewell, RIChGHI Chumllur, Mary June SCUM Drumld HoH. Bcnme Sue Cham'Her. 1 Arkansas Kern Sears Presudent Mabel Dean McDaniel VICe-Presidem Constance Ford . Secretoerreasure! Lounse Ntchofas,Travis Blue, Edythe Tlpton, Dale Reynolds, Constance Ford, Opaline Turner, Adrian Formby. Frances Guihen Reba Gifford, Veda McCormick, EdWIn Stover, Lova Straud. Dons Ciuck, Merton Jackson, OrVIHe Coleman, Beulah Slough, Dudley Sullivan, Mrs. L. C. Sears, Marguerite O'Banlon, Irma Pylesd WII- ellu Knopple. Marjorie Meeks, Evereti Maxwell, Mabel Groce- Turnoge, Gretchen Hill, Helen Pearce, Ruby Pemce, Nooh Massey. Poul Kellen Lenore Campbell, Helen Mae Purcell, Walter Moore, Ermyl McFadden, Mona Belle Campbelt, Thednel Garner; 941 Arkansas iDean L. C. Sears . . . Sponsm 5ances Welch, Johnnie Greenwuy, Josephlne Stewart, Aileen Hogan, Johnnie Anderson, Mabel Dean Mc- Doniei, Kern Sears. - undo Allen, Mary Nberto EllisJ Charles Huddmsmn, Florence Morris, Raymond Smith, Frances Stewart, Jack Dyer. yndell Workms, Mozel Hulett, Juanita Weaver, Clay Callowuy, Helen Holiand, Joe Ford, Cllf'ron Horton. ,n'? vthy Weigart, Blanche Copeland, Mrs. Laue Huddles- lon, Elizabeth Arnold, Emmett Smith, James Mc- Corkle, Maudie HuleH. gwneHus FinIey, Virginia Gorman, Clint Jones, Lowell Farmer, Irene Williams, Duran Hoglcr, Deon L C. Sears. PETIT JEAN Flagctla OFFICERS Harding Paine , ,7 President Dayle Eurwood .. . VICE-PreSIdent Margaret Naugher ,, , ,7 7 , Secretary-Treasurer Professor Neil B. Cope . . .. Sponsor J. E. Barlley, Annile Chambers, Doyle Eorwood, Margaret Naugher, Morvolene Chambers, Bull Lundrum. Adanr Chapman, Kerry Wyche, EveTyn Eorwood, Charles Gear, Lamar Plunken, Harding Palm: J. C. McColeb, Rodney Colvm, Carlon Hocun, Hollie Gann, Clifton Genus, Donald Eorwood. Marion Comp, Edna Ruth Hocurt, anfm Copeland, Leland Waters, Mildred Goinerl Prof. Neil B Cope. Oklahoma OFFlCERS Foy O'Neol Presndem Wayne Smethers .. .Vice-Presndcnt Myrenre Williams , , Secretory-Treasurer Dr. and Mrs. George S. Benson Sponsor: Dr. George S. Benson, Tommie J0 Fly, Wayne Smethers, Genevneve Btockbum, Mrs; George S. Benson, Gor- mun Wilks, Billie Landrum, Foy O'Neol, NeH O'Neef, Lee Lornbe-re, Belly Jo Roodes, MyrEne WIIIICImS Prof, J. L, Dykes, Lloyd Stone, Hugh Rhodes, Mrs, J7 L, Dykes, Jock Nudeou, Aria Ruth Hill. Ruth Benson, Alfredo Teague, Floyd Chubbl Madeline Stone, Royce BWockbum. Vernon Boyd. 1 Texas OFFICERS Don Bentley Presudent VirgH Bentley ,, , , Vice PresIdenl Frances WJHiGmSOn Secretary.Trcosurer Miss. Fern Holler Sponsor VquM BenHey, Frances Williamson, MOUIICE Hinds, Bl Laos' Pauline Red, Bionche Tuwnermon, Marlhe Ruler. Frances Stewart, Sidney Roper, Robert Ohvor, BTondeFl W'ebb, Keuh Swim, Mary Ruth Faulkner, Mu: Tim- MENTION. Dale Teboy, Lorene Medforcl, CIIH'OH Cochran, Lew; Stumpf, Mary Elizabeth Skm'nmm Dun Benlfey, Janey Rosson, Joe thrtemorc, S. F. Tummermon, Mrs. Rome Rmmnl Mtss Fem Hullar, Ed Slmdmore, Woodrow WHscn, Mrs Maud Jackson. Mn Club OFFICERS Robert Clonm President Wayne Hemingway Vlce-PFESLdenf Iris Merritt Secretary Kathleen Boyd . Treasurer MISS Mary Elliott; Dr, WV K, SummiH Sponsors Cay Parlor, Kathleen Boyd, Dons Healy, Robert Cronin, Manon Graham, Ann French Marv Bess Lentz, Alyene Yocum, Lavonne Thornton, Shelton Ruebush, Iris Merritt, Arthur Moody, Dr. W. K. Summm, Virginla Cunningham, Mary McCul- mugh, Wayne Hcmmgwayl OIIVG Fogg, Roberta Walden MISS Mary Elliott, Thelma Smith, Raylene Thornton, Ardorh Brown, E. J. Gowin, Peggy Halbrook PETIT JEAN David Lipscomb Club Griffin Copeland President er Billy MclnTeer Vice-Presidenr Annile Chambers SecretoryiTreasurer Mrs. J. N. Armstrong ,Spcnsor Professor Leonard Kirk Sponsor FIRST ROW: Professor Leonard Kirk! Griffin Copeland, Annile Chambers, Robert Reevesd Mar- volene Chambers, Professor Batsell Baxter. SECOND ROW: Jock Baker, Miidred Gamer, Jim Billy Mclnreer, Charles Geer, Ardorh Brown, Margaret Nuughen THIRD ROW: Dr, J N Armstrong, Mrs. J N. Armstrong, Professor L. E. Pryor, Wlnston Neil, Beatrice Dodson, Mamie Gill. Kansas Club James Maple President Juanita Seumecrs Vice-Pres-dent Betty Maple Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Florence M Cathcort ,Sponsor Betty MapJe, MrsV Florence M. Cathcarf, Juanita Selmeors, Betty Bergner, James Berry. James Maple, Marjorie Word, Donlce Hawes, Marcaele McCluggage, Esrel McCluggoge. E31 PETIT JEAN -- ' rm -amimemw-u? 1-1. Athletics H igh Point VVinneTs Jahnnic Groenwny CliHHH Ganus Dan Spc-arer Wavne Smethers Ex Berryhill Pacing the other boys throughout the year, the five high point winners demonstrated their ability to maintain their places at the top of the list. Each was on various winning teams, uIl-star teams, and was always capable when the COmDetition became toughest Ali fought to the timsh and rightly deserved the reward of a jacket Points were distributed as follows: Greenway 57, Ganus 55, Spencer 40, Smethers 48, Berryhill 45. Hugh Rhodes, G Harding graduate of i940, became the athletic director last fall in the absence of M. E. Berryhill. Under Rhodes' direction, the intramural program was car- ried out very successfully, with the student body showing an increased interest in athletic activities. Mare students took an active part in the intramurols, and campetitIOn was keen in bath bays' and girls' divisions for the honor of being among the fifteen high point winners. Although he was faced with various problems, Rhodes proved to be 0 good leader and was well liked by the student body He carried on a lively program, and some term of athletic activity was being conducted at all times during the year, from softball in the fall, to Swimming at the end of the winter term. ' . . 1 H 1 mm 671547. 1 p E i Bill Landrum Louis Green Charles Gccr Bill Horns Hale Muller Quentm Goteley Joe Whlttemorc C1vde White with the ones receiving jackets, they did make 0 good showing and received medals Burl Dylaes and Lynn Buttington, other winners of medals, are not Although the above etght didn't get enough points to be in the bracket ! pictured l The Cords were cr0wned school champions at the end of the intramural softboiJ season About fittyefwe boys. took part in the Sport, Each dicl his part to help his team win, There were several new men who displayed enough obiltty to oust the old stors trom their places Johnnie Greenwoy Clyde Whttc Joe Whmemore Merton Jackson Hugh Rhodes Leland Waters Blockle Berryhlll tnnfqms t Louis Green Bill Londrum Ftovd Chubb Maurice Murphy, Lynn Bulhngtan, Jud Lay, Emmett Snmh E, Jh Gowm, Bub BeH, MIHOH Pome, Fluvcl Chubb, Jock Bakurh The Packers were the 1941 footboH champions, with the T940 chom- pionship Razorbacks fOlIlng to third place. Only about :hirty-five boys took part in this sport Ryan and McReynolds won out in horse shoe doubles. Geer was winner in singles. Goteley 0nd Gonus defeated Smefhers 0nd Berryhill in the finals 10 take doubles in badminfonh Spencer won over Berryhill for singles fitIe. Don Spcncur Clulrun Gcmua Quuntm Gmeloy Charles Gear Leeward McReynwlda Bernnrrl Ryan Butt Harris, 5 Ft Tammcrman, Buil LandrumJ Johnnie Greenwat. Hulu Miller, L, E, Pryor, Ex Berryhiiil Dan Spencer The Seniors otter iosing their first game to the Juniors, came back to win the school championship in basketball. This is the first time the Seniors have won the title in several years. The season was made more interesting because the Seniors and Juniors were tied up when the season came to an end, and an extra game had to be played. The Seniors won 26-20, in the most exciting and best played game of the year, All of the games were played at night and were well attended by the student body Each team had its pep squad out to root for theme The bond was on hand once to add their noise to that of the crowd. After the preliminaries were run off in wrestiing the mot was moved dOwn to the court and all the student body wasr invited to come out and see the matches. Some of them were short and some went the entire time limit Louis Green Dan Spencer Johnnie Greenwoy Doyie Eorwood Genus defeated Chubb in the tlnots to win singles in paddle tennis. Bill Harris and Sprot Oliver led the Seniors to a victory in the intra- mural swimming meet. Each took at Ieast one or mere first place, and were in winning relays. Oliver took first In diving. The volley ball championship was won by the Giants. This sport come 0t 0 time when other intramural sports were in progress, and onJy 0 few signed up for play. Those who did come out found the game to be for foster then they had anticipated Volley ball is 0 sport which isn't played very much in this part of the country and it was the first time for some of the boys. Burl Dykest Sprot Oliver and Deener Dobbins, other members of the winning team, are not pictured. Cu. nlu: GJtuley JuhltnLli Gmenwrv Cm'ttcll Srmlh lntmmumls Frances Wllllumsun Myrenc W: llloms The glrls' othleflc program was turned out very successfully under the guidance of Frances Williamsom 0nd Myrene Williams. All enioyed lhe games, and the spectators were surprised llhere were so many ulhletes omrmg the glrls. Due To the fact that the palms were kept CI secret until after the season was over, lhc DFOQVOFH WUS hotter and There was keen tcmpetmon cull the way to see who would be among the first fifteen. Several new sports were mtrcduced, and great beneflts were derived by all who look part in The venous sports. Connie Ford, Jone GGTEle, Veda McCormick, Loucse Nlcholcs, Mary Alberlu Ellus', Luronu Medford, Christello Ford, Ermyl McFadden, Juanita Weaver, Olwe Fogg, Blondell Webb, Ins Mernr, Betty Jo Raodes, Verle Craver, Mary Ruth Faulkner Eu21vn Chesshur, Lounge Nlrholas, Frances WIJImmson, Cmnnm Ford, Janey Rosson, Veda MCCrHr 1 mick, Mary Ruth Fnu1kner, Mary Blanche Jackson, Juomto Weaver, Ermyl McFadden, Maudie Hulett, Ins Merritt The Champs scored 83 runs in their five game schedule to win the school championship in softball for 1940-19-41, Maudie Hulett was leading better for the season with on average of 1700 She made the ollestor teom besides helping her team win the title, Unrated at the start of the season, the Freshmen come through to take the basketball title from teams more experienced in the techniques Of the game. They won over such teams as the Seniors 37719, Sophomores 2216, and the Juniors 2077', The Sophomores took second place. Janc- Gute1eyt Morcmle MCC1uggoge, Mary Ruth FcuHmer, Lorene Medtord, Delvonn Farr? Betty JD Rtjudes, Veda McCormick, B'cmde Webb, Betty Maple . xtu ., . 3t. 1 .o'. Marlon Comp Juomtu Semwors Ohve Fogg Verle Craver Franccs lehnmsun Luume Nicholas Belly J0 Ruudm Mary Ruth Faulkner Ermyl McFadden Mary Albcna EH15 Muudm I-ILch The Voliettes played steady volley ball To defeat the Revelers in the finals 153, 1511, 15-8. Consolation was won by the Bobbies, Team number one composed of Fogg, Faulkner, Rhocdes, Camp and Seimeors won the girls' swimming meet by G score 0+ 70 to 62 points. Connie Ford and Blondeli Webb proved to be the better horse shoe tossers on The campus when they defeated Evelyn Chesshir and Mary Alberto Ellis in the finals, The Tougheftes won the Championship in shuffle polo, Ermyl McFadden was captain of the winning team, and proved to be a good leader In badminton, Mory Alberto EHIS 0nd Verle Crover defeated Olive F099 and Iris Merritt in the finals to take the Title. Cannle Fwd Jane Galeley Emwl McFadden Marlon Camp Mary Nherm EMU; BlondeH Webb Juanlto Wc-uver Veda McCormick VuHu Cl'uxcr IHIHHH MM! 2: V lift? A V a w 1'9: 31 of 5pmfx l Dmlc 0nd Olwc lake m the rrocix and held events. 2 llc-lvn Mac and Jane vs, Frances om! Huh H was a gum! game, Chflun teaches Juhn tn lake II ;'-n tht- chm. 4 Wawrmg kur Cuptd, CIJIP '3 Don and UncWe ngul mH- thmgs aver Why: the shades, DonD LE- Gurman 0nd Jemnlngs start the freshmunqunmr qomc mlh a lc-op. 7 Ya: uldc swLmr-nmg high: 5 BxH's powerfm lorehund ammh In ochun, 9 Hugh luv: Urllj dawn whxle Bull and Ex look on, ID Frances 5crvca an ace. i l. The Tc-nms flunds start c-orly VmcclrFebruarw Thev wurluul up u sweat, two 13 Mnrxwh'no rduucu t-I ho Orwk It Was F1471 While 1: Lustedf 1 Belly J0 takes cu healthy cut 01 the bail, Looks m If she hm IL I047 2 Track and Field Day arms preparing To do or due. 3 Was wl u slnkc, Sluvey? 4 Two pomts for somebody. S. 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C.'s present musical. ZOgRadio programs begin; Marguerite arrives to visit Maurice. 21-More Timmermans visit on campus; Freshmen go to Bee Rock. ZBQNew recording machine goes into operation 267-Dorcos Club entertains prospects. 27--New refrigerator means fewer seconds 29; 100 Per Cent American presented; Ju-Go-Ju's win sales contest by two tickets. BI-u Headless Garner wins fast at Oklahoma Haf- Iowden party. y. Arkansls k a ' m'm'm' moummngN-z cery Company Distributors of 0ND AND SILVER BOND PRODUCTS AR KANSAS NOVEMBER CALENDAR Lu-oh Barr m lime T0 SE9 Club InmuTu'ms, I .7, Edgar C Romes kecrwes an Abska. 3 Everybody wants to know ths Yehml:? 4 Lcmbdc's m Cochran's Bluff, Sub T's m Holiy Hulluw, Covchers T0 Barber's. Lokot Toqmns In Red Bluff 5 Fred A Isgrig speaks m chapeI VCIIdU Montgomery breezes In; Dyke's E'nTE'J'TCJInS' Seniors, ' 1' 9 Chapel singings introduced; Mu Em's enlov rmny mqht. 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ARKANSAS l1 -Klrk denounces those who cut into The dinner lW-aavoooou'v' 'm'4 line. 14 50 preacher students leave for Freed-Hardemon lectures. RIALTO THEATRE '3- - M Club pulls Taffy. 2l -French and Green chosen '42 Pen ? Jeon officials, .m m'wroucmuoo' ,1 Norm A rktmsaf Fines! Thea ? 25- -Sub Debs and Mu Eta Adelphiuns have parties. 277 ViSItors from Tipton's Orphon's Horne welcomed. We Are Always Glad to Co-uperate With the Fine Students of Harding Cullege 297 7Mr. and Mrs; Carlon Hocutt leave for Callfomlu. 30 7Ann French favors Tulips. Spn'l'm' Rates for Picture Shaw Parties PLAZA THEATRE LI Wmv-oocgcucak'womo or HOOFMAN FLORIST Plants and Bulbs Funeral Work SEARCY. 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Green, Wmhvto, Kansas Shewmaker, Edward, Puragould, Arkansas Skidmore, Edward, Route 2, Paris, Texas Stewart, Frances, 93l West Main, Atlanta, Texas Stone, Madeline, Hollis, Oklahoma Stroudl Lovu, 425 Hill St Springdale' Arkansas SwoggerTy, David, 402 E. Burwell Ave., Knoxwlle, Tennessee Thornton! Raylene, Blackwater, Missouri Tummerman, Mac, 2948 T lrh St, Port Arrhur, Texas Turnage, Mabel Grace, 302 E. Park Ave, Searcy, Arkansas Turner, Clay, Strawberry, Arkansas Walden, Roberto, Roure 5, Neosho, Missoun Wafers, Leland, Alachuo, Florida Watkins, Lyndell, Kensett, Arkansas Weigort, Dorothy, Kenselt, Arkansas Welch, Frances, 702 W. Center St, Searcy, Arkansas thtfield, Kathleen, Steele, Missouri Willloms, James, Seorcy, Arkansas Wilson, Lois, 31 I East Park Ave., Seorcy, Arlvunzos FRESHMEN 1' Allen, Wanda, Tuckermon, Arkansas Anderson, Johnnie, Elm Springs, Arkansas Beorden, Mnunelle, Box 393, Quirman, Arkansas Bell, Robert Cw Station A , Seorcy, Arkansas Belue, Clyne, Earle, Arkansas Boltonl Evelyn, West Arch Street, Searcy, Arkansas Blackburn, Royce, Duncan, Oklahoma Brown, Ardafh Doriene, Observofory Drive' Nashville, Tennessee Brown, Dorothy, l IOO East Race 5? , Seorcy, Arkansm- Cnlfcwoy. Clay, Red Star, Arkansas Chandler, Rachord, Harding College, Seorcy, Arkansas Choore, Dorris, McRoej Arkansas Colvm, Rodney, Route l, Vienna, Lou15Icmo Cunningham, Virginia, l377 DeCamp St, tht, Much, Igan Dobbins, Deener, 6l2 SDufh Lane St, Seurcy, Arkansas Dougl'os, Elsre, Mounrom Home, Arkansas Dixson, Irene, Beedeville, Arkansas Dyer, Jock, Van Buren, Arkansas Dykes, BurL Harding CoHege, Searcy, Arkansas Eorwcod, Donald, Route 3, Seorcy, Arkansas Eurwood, Evelyn, Route 3, Seorcy, Arkansas Faulkner, Mary Ruth, Scostlle, Texas Finley, Cornelius, Route 3, Judsoma, Arkansas Fly, Tommie Jo, Hugo, Okrohoma Ford, Delvcmu, Route 3, Walnut Ridge, Arkansas Ford, Joe H., l609 Denison, Little Rock, Arkansas Formby, Adrian, Waldo, Arkansas Gateley, June, 706 East Race St, Searcy, Arkansas Gowin, E. J., Route l, Mt. Morris, Michigan Hogler, Duran, Route 4, Box I72, El Dorado, Ark- onsas Holbrook, Peggy, Belzoni, Mississupp: Harp, Noah, Strawberry, Arkansas Harris, Jennings, Sfrawberryl Arkansas Hawesl Denice, Route 1, Benton, Kansas Helm, Mabel, Oxford, Arkansas Hill, ArJa Ruth, 508 East i51'h 5L, Ada, Oklahoma Hogan4 Aileen, Vilonia, Arkansas Horton, Clifton, Ash Flat, Arkansas Huletr, Maudie, Evening Shade, Arkansas Huletf, Mazel, Evening Shode' Arkansas Johnsren, Lynwood, Pungburn, Arkansas Jackson, Merton, Route 6, Pine Bluff, Arkanso'; Kennedy, Billy Roe, Tuckerman, Arkansas FRESHMEN- iContinuedl Lawrence, Harriei, McRae, Arkansas Lawrence, Herbert, McRce, Arkansas McCluggoge, Murciele, Route 1, Derby, Kansas McCorkie, James, Soratogo, Arkansas MCCOrmick Veda, Etowah Arkansas McCullough Mary Tupelo Mississippi McReynoids Elisabeth Route 2 Box 259 De R'Idder Louisiana McReynolds, Lois, Route 2, Box 259, De Ridder, Louisiana McReynolds, Mitium, Route 2, Box 259, De Ridder, Louisiana Maple, Betty, Cleveland Kansas Martin RobertS.,164 14th St, ginio Mason, Ferrell, Center Ridge, Arkansas Maxwell Everett, Swiiton Arkansas Medford, Lorene, Reklaw Texas Medford Truman, Rekiow, Texas Mulluney, Nancy, East Race 51., Searcy, Arkansas Murphy, Maurice, Swifton, Arkansas Nuckolls, Ralph, 602 East Park Ave., ansas Pearce, Helen, Route 1, Seurcy, Arkansas ?eorce. Rubyt Route 1, Seorcy, Arkansas Fallen, Lucille, Route 1, Searcy, Arkansas Porter, Coy, 423 West Coler, Neosho, Missouri Pusey. Curtis, Beigreen, Alabama 'Purceil, Helen Moe, 517' North isr St, ansas Quulls, Louise, Evening Shade, Arkansas Rifter Marthe Mt. Pleasant Texas Roades, Betty Jo, Tologo, Oklahonna r Sidney, Marshall, Texas Rossetti, Janey Lee Box 567 Vernon Texas Ruebush, Shelton Box 145, Demingr New Mexico ' aSherrill, Morgarei, 1104 East Race 51., Searcy, Ark- unsas i 551m, Violet, Route 4, El Dorado, Arkansas Smith Emmett, Route 1, McCrory, Arkansas Smith. Raymond, Roosevelt, Arkansas I . 1th, Thelma, 4064 Morrison 51., Flint, Michigan w, June, Harding College, Seorcyl Arkansas Shuthord, Maxine, Glencoe, Arkansas ISMfiing, H. L., Route 1, Searcy, Arkansas 5m. Loyd, Hollis, Oklahoma sttfs, Virginia, lOS North 3rd 51:, Seorcy, Arkansas Steven Edwin, 323 Greenwood Ave., Ft, Smith, Ark- . unsas L551'lm'lpf, Louis, Liberty, Texas Ilivan, Dudley, Route 2, Box 5, Lincoln, Arkansas vim, Keith, 1502 Poik Ave., Wichita Falls' Texas app, Annetie, Alamo, Tennessee :chay,Da Daie, 900 East St, Graham Texas 33309119 Alfiedo, Grove, Okiahomo Tlmmerman Bicnche, 2948 I 1th 51,, I Texas iTipton, Edythe, Box F, Manila, Arkansas Tfnlund, Esther, Box 135, El Dorado Arkansas I .oikEr, Curtis, 300 East Park Ave, Searcy, Arkansas nller Helen, Route 1, Bold Knob, Arkansas eaver, Juanita Eosi Race St Seorcy, Arkansas Iebb Blondell Reuie 6 Marshall Texas i ilfer,Helen,1524 East 72nd St. Chicago, Illinois ire, Clyde, 91-.' 91h Sr. S.W., Birmmghom, Alabama U inemore, JOE, 702 East 9th St, BOnhom, Texas urns. Irene, Route 2 Leachville, Arkansas urns. 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Arkansas Guiher, Frances, 1816 Broadway, Little Rock, Ark- onsos H011, Donald, 705 East Center St, Seorcy, Arkansas Hoskms, Harold, 1209 West 5111 51., Little Rock, Ark- onsas Hogan, Poul, Route 1, Seorcy, Arkansas Hogan, T. M., Route 1, Searcy, Arkansas Hawk, Alto Faye, 916 Center St, Searcy, Arkansas Howk, Wesiey, Harding College, Seorcy, Arkansas Huddleston, Leon, 605 Park Avenue, Seorcy, Arkansas Lacy, Jim, 604 East Race St, Searcy, Arkansas Londrum, Billie, 100 North Grand Avenue, Searcy, Arkansas Langston Buddy, 807 East Park Avenue, Searcy, Ark- onsos Matthews, Bob Ed, Morrihon, Arkansas Oversrreet, Ruth, Bulch, Arkansas Pearce, Mi1dred, Route 1, Seorcy, Arkansas Powell, WilIie Deanl Route 1, Searcyd Arkansas Priest, Hellen, Route 1, Wynne, Arkansas Rhoades, Edward E., Shirley, Arkansas Scott. Mary Jane, 1970 Union Ave, Memphis, Ten- nessee Smith, Vivian Ruth! 920 East Center, Searcy, Ark- onsos Stewart, Frances, 1621 Elm St, Van Buren, Arkansas Slover, Eugenio, 323 Greenwood Avew Ft. Smith, Arkansas Thornton, Marilyn, Blockwoter, Missouri FACULTY ADDRESSES t Baxter, 13015911, 1121 West 79th 51.1 George Pepper- dine Coflege, L05 Angeles, California Coleman, Mrs. 0' M,, Grand Avenue, Searcy, Arkansas E1110 , Mary N., 455 South Market Springfield, Mis- soun Hollar, Fern, Vernon, Texas Jewel, Florence F., Williford, Arkansas Kirk, Leonard. Columbia, Tennessee Loos, WiHiom, Cedar Bayou, Texas Lorklns, Mrs. Walter, Jerusaleml Ohio Manley, Leon, 207 Auburndale, Memphis, Tennessee McCullough, Maxie T., 401 E. Park, Seorcy, Arkansas Rossonl Roxie L., Vernon, Texas Pryon L, E., Route 1, Seorcy, Arkansas Score, Catharine, 1 117 Foirmount, Ft. Worth Texas Word, Mrs. R. A, 308 W. Center, Seurcy, Arkansas Other faculty members shOuId be addressed Harding College, Seurcy, Arkansas. 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HOWK Delicious and Refreshing Cmmncrcial Photographer Cameras PI'mlnSupplics Prnjcclm's Movie Cameras Kuduk Finishing 25c per Rull I'rump! Srrvic't' t tAMEnAs n FILM Harding Cullege In SMriIicmf BHHIFK DEVElIJPINE SEA IH IY. A RKANSAS . i 1 i $ $ I i K K 9 9 $ ! $ 5 $ 5 ! t i i J p;vvll---ooo---,,,,,oo'oro, ',:c'oi4o' ---,,,,, Ir -'ooooo 'ooo'oaoo'0'-oco,,-,;,:,,,----o,pooood E E $ E E Dealer in ! : E z : E z 2 Plume 310 Sem'cy. Arkansas r----------------------,,,------ ......... ,,-, ....... ..---------------, i u ' $ : I W4 Harding College Enterprise : ! . THE COLLEGE INN : $ g : 0N 'I lll-1C.-XMPL S : . : Vk : : TOILET ARTICLES SODAS SCHOOL SUPPLIES : ! . 2 . i i: t : $ T V ' : Let I m hcrvc nu : i : Loo'd'o ccccccc , 'vo4o'- ooo ooooo oo'-oooao;4 ooooooo ,, ooooo I'oo4--j WWW m--mm ALLEN,S QUALITY BAKERY SEARCY. 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GROCERIES AND FERTILIZER Largest Feed Smre in While County Phone 0 Searcy. Arkansas L. 4-;;' o 'Wum' J WWW- Fuunded 1899 by J. J. Bauih W'HITE COUNTY 'WEEKLY DAILY CITIZEN Senrcy A rkunsus oouno,-,-,, ', r CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO. I 2 . $ v L oo o, -o---WWM---ooo--,-1 Your Splendid Co-operation Has Made Your r 1 Congratulations to the Class of 1941 . . l Photographic Work a Pleasure FAUSETTS STUDIO Photographs Kodak Finishing Amateur Supplies 108 MAIN STREET LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS l - -'-.rum.ouc uaa.ooo-----m,' m Puooaom mg-f'm mm-nm--m-m- mo'og t' ';oo-.; M'mtmm THE THOMPSON HATCHERY QUALITY BABY CHICKS and Custom Hatching Ask Your Neighborh' 'o 15 Years of Service to Farmers 116,000 Capacity U. S. and State Approved 4-4- -' O. M. HARRISON Jeweler Watch Repairing Your Eyes My Business DR. M. M. HARRISON Optometrist SEARCY. ARKANSAS Wno SEARCY ICE AND COAL COMPANY In Business For Your Camforf' Air-Conditioned Refrigerators H. C. 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