Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1945 volume:

mam... .imVUPIdH 3.. 3 Qggoj H4 .vlJ .1333, 4.1131qu Iii... .. a.?.v. ail: 1,. WIVMIIEUI 1H. q... .. . . . , , . ... k. .u .::: . y ; , ... , . . g.. , 1 . 1.36:3. . ., . . u .4: , .t . , . .. , , . . .. . .. Hr: . . . m...; .H 1H,... . h i 4 .. . .. .. .- .H ... ,. . ., .,. . .. k .. . , , 1 , . .., . . .; HARDING COLLEGE 1,133,412? -' HWBXWKQOWV , 7 - - 3730M J 5x3 , P446 i - Mia: 3 ' U'BY J BAN WESSON-Editor INTON RUTHERFORD B1Lsiness Manager HARDING COLLEGE LIBRARY ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF SENIOR Cmss Harding College. Searcy. Arkansas Volume XXI - - - - 1945 mm mm stration Admini Classes n o .1 we m Features Activities Sport's ts Advertisemen This year will be remembered by many people as one of hardship and conflict. How- ever. those who were fortunate enough to be at Harding have memories of a year of peacc and happiness as far as such is possible in a world at war. Lest you forget these mem- ories. the staff has endeavored to leave with you a panorama of this year as you have experienced it. The most important part of our schoolkits Spirit$cannot be printed in ink: but we shall have served our purpose if this spirit is renewed in your heart :15 you view the 1943 Petit Jean. 100690 Tirelessly, unassumingly and unselfishly she has performed her work, asking no favors for herself and never seeking personal honor. Her joviality and dry wit have endeared her to all, and she has been thoroughly appreciative of every kindness shown her. Because of the unselfish service she has ren- dered us, we, the senior class, do dedicate' this 1945 Petit Jean to MISS CATHERINE SCORE, our librarian. MISS CATHERINE SCORE m mm... ,5 Pattie Cobb Hall The Deaufs Home hpond 15 1F 1-...uuu LII-l-I-ull-ul III .. II-l-ru-u pIEI-H1H1.u HLI I1. I1: IIIII I. I. 1.1-! . l. Godden Hall The President's Home guts; 'u L , . ; Wm: H .1 VH7 front Campus idfralion U1 .Xdolm lorediclent :5 Weddage Almost the entire time of your college career has been during the worlds greatest war. The fact that you have been able to remain in college, and have been called upon to endure so little real privation. is a testimony to the great strength of our nation. which for two years has been producing more war materials than all the rest of the world combined. To THE CLASS OF 1945: The successful termination of the war. which now appears in sight. and in which many of our Harding College boys have given their lives. will not lessen your individual responsibilities. A post-war world must be built anew. Our own American political and economic structure is under great strain, and will go through certain changes. The great need of the hour, at home and abroad. is for honest, sincere. capable devoted leadership in every field of human endeavor. The Christian religion. in which you have been grounded, constitutes the best possible foundation for such sterling leadership. An understanding of the Christ is the world's greatest need--in fact, its one need. My prayer is that you will ever respond to the increasing calls of a needy world, guided by that same beautiful spirit in which you have responded to the calls of your Alma Mater during these four war years, with their increasing shortages of gasoline, rubber, food, and labor. May the spirit which made ucotton picking only fun till your entire lives with joy and satisfaction. Sincerely, GEORGE S. BENSON W. K. SL'MMIT'I'. PhD. Registrar Education L. C. SEARS. Ph.D. Dean English FLORENCE M. CA'E'IIL'AR'I'. BA. Dean 01' Wrmmn Prinmry Education F. W. MA'r'rox. M.A. Dean of Men Bible jaculiy anal $aff B. F. RHODES Sat, MA. History WOODSUN HARDING ARMSTIUZDNG. BA. Spm'ch S. 31L HELL, BS. MSJ li:hlo L. E. PHYUR. MS. Social Nvimmcs B. F. IlEIUDES. .111, Phil History JAMES D. BALES. M.A. Bibh' NEIL. B. t'UPE, M.SJ. Asmslnnl In President Jmtrnnfism MRS. S. A. IBELL. M.S. Homv Economics JESS RHODES MA. Bushmxx Adminixlmtiun JOHN LI-IF. DYKHS MS. Muthc'marics jaculty ant! Sal? JOSEPH E. PRYOR. Ph.D. Physical Sciences A DELPHIA MEYER BASFORD. PhD. Biological Scimcm LEONARD H 1 NE. 13.8. Music MRS. R. A. WARD Violin and Piano FLORENCE FLETCHER JEWEL. B.EUus. Vain: MRS. B. I... OLIVER. 11A. Pmnu KENNETH N. KIHBY. MA. Romancv Languagrs W. L. BURKEL BA. Gi't'Pk FRANCES AULD, B.L.S. Library Scivnce RUTH LANGFORD. MFA. Art jaculiy ant! gaff WARD K. HALBEHT Amixmm m Prnsidcnr CXF. DAVIDSON. hu. FLA. Dirt'c'rnr 0f Rvsrrwch EDWIN M. HUGHES:- MS. Prmcmul. Acndmny MRS. EDWIN M. HUGHES Secrrmm ru Pn-xichw: VIVIAN ROBBINS. B-LA Dramatic Arts MRS. HUGH RHODES. BA. Business Administration ANNIE MAE ALSTON BA. English C ATHERINE SCORE. BLAS. Librarian HUGH RHODES. MA, Physical Edurarion DOUGLAS GL'NSEILMAN. MA. Principal. Training; SL-honi 30.6114? ant! Sufi C'. D. BROWN Burmr JLYANITA RHODES HA. English and Busim-xx Administratiz;n. Acadwnu MRS. L. C. SEARS. BA. Prmlary. Training School MABREY MILLER. B.A. R'Iafhemarics and Scin-ncv. At'udmn 1:- MRS. L. O. SANDERSON. BA. Training School MRS. INEZ PICKENS Training School EARL. SMITH Chirf Enginvcr MRS. BONNIE CHANDLER Diuliliuu ?.IARGUEHITE O'BANIUN. BA. Su'rrvmnl In Mr. Cum? 31. D CHRONIC Orchvstra Dm-clur 3mm, am; Staff S. A. LAWYER Gcm'ral Maintvnancc CARMEN PRICE Secretary, Prrrsidc nt's OHicv MRS. .I. H. DYKES Matron, Grog; Gables MRS. '1 . J. TRAYLOR Mmmgr'n College Inn BETFY HUDDLESTON Sh'mngmpin'r. Bursur'x Ojfirv MRS. A. LA ELANTON. RN, Nursv DALE LARSEN President SARA STUBBLEFIELD Secretary-Trcasurer WYATT SAWYER VicePTc-sidem .Szeniord POLLY BOX - - - - - Melbourne 8.9.. Iquul': Sociaf Stivncc and English Transfer from Arkansas Tech. '43: Speech Festival 114. '45: Arkansas Club '44. '45; W. H. C. Club '44. '45: Secre- tm'y-Treusurer '45: Secretary Junior Class '45: Who's Who '45. MARY ETTA ADAMS - - - Searcy ROBERTA BRANDON - Nashvillv. Trmz. BA. M:.jm': Home Economics BA. , ' .- J ' ' . 'v Graduate of Harding Academy .39: Magnx, Hmszca! Education and Engiish Girls' GILT ClUb .40- '41- .433 Chorus Graduate Ward-Bclmnm Junior Cul- .40. '41- 421 Arkansas Club '40' 'Hl lege '43;Transferl'I'umGeurgu Peabody 13mm Club '40 '41- '42: May Queen Cullege 44: Chorus '45: Press Club '45. ANG'KEHN '42; JU G0 JU 40- '41- 451 Girls' Sports Edmn' N45: Dramatics Club LIN AIIUHHS .42. '45: W. H. C. Club '45. Prvsidcnl '45; Advertising Manager Pent Jean '45; lnlramurals '45: Equestrian Club 15; President '45: Physical Education As- sistant '45. 3:150:14 FANAJO DOUTHIT'I' - Nashville. Tomi. BA. Major Speech Minor: English, Graduate David Lipscomb College '43: Campus Players '44. '45. Secretary '45: Alpha Psi Onwga '44. '45: Guta Club '44. '45. Vice-Presjdont '45: D. L, C. Club '44: Who's Whu '45: lntl'umuruls '44. '45: Girls' Sports: Editor Potii Jean '15. CLOVIS CRAWFORD - - - Nashvillt- BA. Major: Bible and Social Science Minor: Enghsh Arkansas Club '43. '44, '45. President '45; T. N. T. Club '43. '44. '45. President '45. Secretary- Treasurer '44: Men's Glee Club '43. '44: Chorus '43. '44, '45; Intramurals '45; Student Preacher. KEITH COLEMAN - - - - Searcy BA. Major: Enmish and Bible Minnr: Social Scicncr Graduate Harding Academy '41: Presi- dent Freshnmn Class '42; Press Club '42. Business Manager Bison '43. Cu- Edzlnr Bison '44: Chorus 4'2. '43. '44. 45: Lambda Sigma Club '42. '43. '44. '45: Who's Who '45: Student Preacher. Sniord w '1; . '1 .. .4. 1'1 gmnu w 11.9mm WORLEY FERGUSON - - - Searcy BA. Major: Social Scinnco and Bibi:- Minur: English and Speech Arkansas State College '39: Speech Festival '44. '45: Lambda Sigma Club '45: Student Preacher ALBERT GARNER - - - Pangburn - ELA. Majors Speech and Bibte- Tl'ansfer from Missionary Baptist In- stitute '44: Tagmu Club '45: Speech Festival '45; Student Preacher .Bap- tisU. ROBERT BONDURANT HAWKINS - - - - Lv.rington.Ky. B.A. Major: History and Bibhr Minor: Biological Science Vice-President Freshman Class '42; Vice-President K Club '43. President '44. '45: Chorus '43. '44. '45: Men's Glee Club '43. '44; Intramurals '44. '45; Press Club 45: Speech Festival '43. '44. '45; Campus Players '43. '44. '45; Sub-TIB '42. '43. '44. '45: Circulation Manager Petit Jean '45; President Senior C1355 'Spring Term' '45: Alpha Psi Omega '45; Student Preacher. gr: ions HAROLD HOLLAND - NasJu-iue, TI'NH. BA. Major: Bible and English Minor: History Graduate David Lipscomb Cnllege 43; Men's Glee Club '44? D. L. C. Club '44, President '44: Churus 44. '45. Vice- President 45; Sub-T-lfi Club '44 '45: Alpha Honor Sucimy '44. '45: Prusident u45: Who's Who '45: M C'Iub '45: Dramatic Club '44: Campus Players '45: Quotation Edilm' Petil Jean '45; Student Preacher: an'm'itc Buy '45. HOMER H. HAWS - - Ownsso. Michigan BA. Major: History. English. and Bible Minor: Biology M Club 37. B8. '44. '45. Vice-Presi- den! '38: Band 1'37; Lambda Sigma Ciub '37, 38, '44. '45; University of Florida '38: Student Preacher. MUNROE HAWLEY - Flint. Michigan BA. Mnjm': Biblc and Social Science Minor: Mathematics Transfer mam Flint Junior College 112: Debate -43: Cn-Editnr Bison '44. Editor '45; Lambda Sigma Club '43, '44. '45. President '45; President Juniur CIHSH DH; Who's Who '45: Student Preacher. .SZniord PAULINE JACKSON - - - Newport BA Major: Busirwss Administration Minor: Education and English Snpphuniun Club 37: Arkansas Club '37. 44;11113113 Theta Club '441u-KILCA Club 525. DALE H. LARSEN - - A1bi0n.Ncbraska BA. Major: Biblv and English Minnr: Social Scimrce Campus Players '42. '44: Chorus -12. '44: Lambda Sigma Club '43. 2H. 15. Presidrnt '44; 'Wl Club '43' Press Club '44: Oratory '44: Vice-President Junior Class '44: President Soniur Class '45; Student Preacher. DEAN LAWYER - - - - - Smrcy B.A Major: Social Scimwe- and Bible M 'CIL1b 42; Men's Gloe Ciub 42. '43: Chorus '42, 313; Koinnnia Club 343. 'H. 45. President '44: Inmumu'uls '42 '43. '44. '45: Student Preacher. $115017; Photo by Signal Curps. U. S. Army PAUL ALEXANDE PADEN - - - - - Dallas.Te.1'as German Club 27'. Prc-Med '27. 28: Guard. Bison Football Squad. '28: MDH University of Tennessee School of Medicine. 3'2: Internship, Methodiu Hospital. Memphix. Tennessee. '32: CnluneI. U. S. Medical Cnrps. BETTY MAPLE CHRISTINE: NEAL - - - Springdah' 8.5. Majnr: Public School Music Minor: English Chorus Accompanist '42. '43. '44. '45: Girls' Glee Club 44: Orchestra '42. 43: Gata Club '42. '43. 114. '45. President '43. 44: Co-Snapshot Editor Pelil Jean '45; Attendant May Queen '45. Cleveland. Kansas BA. Major: History Minor: Education Girls; Glee Club 213, '44: Churus '43. '-H; K Club '41. '43. '44. 315. Secre- tary 41. '44: Inlrumumls '41. '13. '44. 45: Gata Club '41. '43. '44. '45. Presi- dent '45: Cn-Snapshut Editor Fem Jean '45: May Queen '44: Petit Jenn Queen '45. Sniord O.R.PFIRK1NS - - - - PmmLTumx BA. Mnjur: .S'nria! Sciunrv Minor: Engtish Texas Club '42. '43. '44. '45: Academy Tcztcht-r '44. '45; Student Preacher. CA RMEN PRICE - BatvsrsiHU BS. Major: Hume Economics Chorus '42. '43, '44; ' '42. '43. '44; Girls' Tric': ' ' Glee Club . '44: Radio Chums 43, '44. '45: Dramatic Club '42. '43. '44. '45: Campus. Players '43. '44: Press Club '43. '44: Arkansas Club '12. '43. '44. '45: Ju GU .ILJ '42. '43. '44. '45: Intram urals '42. '43. '44. '45: Best All Hound Girl '43' Secretary. President's 0er '45: Secretary. Petit Jean. '45. BESSIE MAY QUARLES - - Naxhrilh'.Tc'nm'ssvv BA. Majur: Busim-xs AdmmisI-ratimz IWinru': Biblv Graduate David Lipscnmh L'nllege '43: D. L. C. Club '-H: Alpha Theta Club '44. Set'rclal'y '44; Phi Delta Club '45. President '45: Chorus '44. '45: M Club '45: Petit Jenn Sevrmury '45. gniord mtg q, EDWINA RANSOM - -' HA, Major: N1 11 Graduating BLANCHE RICKMAN - - Lake City BA. Majur: English Minor: History and Social Scicncv Transfer from Arkansas Slate College '43: Chorus '43. '44. '45: Dramatic Club '43: Mu Eta Adelphian Club '44. '45. ANN RICHMOND i - Ch'vl'Fan.Tvn;h 3.5. Mnjnr: Publir' Schrzaul Music Minor: English Graduate David Lipscmnb College 43; Girls' Glee Club '44: Chorus '44. V45; Ju Go .Iu Club '44: Mclah Moe Club '45. President '45: Alpha Honor Society '44. 15; Whn's Whu 45: D.L..C. Club '44: Organization Ediinr Petlt Jean 45; Attendant Pctil Jenn Queen '45; Girl Honor Student 315. Bradford Busim'xs Administration Arkansas Club '44 385: Summer Schunl '43. Shim?! SIDNEY 1H WHH - ' - - - Swarm; BA. Mnjm': Hihh- and English GFJIIilliilL' Frcmhlhmlo:nan Cnlluge '43; Lmnbtiu Sigma Flub '-H. '45. Secretary '44: Pres: Huh '44. '45: Debate '14. '45: C'in-ululinn Manager Bison '44: Who's Whu '45: Armicmy Bible Teach?! '45: Student Prmvhc-r. CLINTON RUTHERFORD - - - f.r.1'irl,uton.Ky. BA. Mujur: Bihh- mid Euyhxh Minor: Sm-in! Svirncr mrn' Grm-k Men's Give Club '42. '43: M Club '42; Phnlugruphy Club '42. VIL'u-Presi- dent '42; Chorus '42. '43. '44. W5: uK Club '43. '44. '45. Vit'e-Pl'usidvnt 7H. '45; Sub-T-IH Club '43. '43. '44. '45, Chaplain '44. Quuz'lm'musler 15: Busi- ness Manager College Inn '43; Who's Who '44. '45; Phutngruphor l'ctil Jean '44. '45: Dramatic Club '35; Budnem; Manager Poli! Jean '45: Student Preacher. WYATT SAWYER - - - Dnliux.Turus BA, Miljnr: English and Spm'rh K'im-President Fl'c-a'hmnn Class '42: President Sophomure Class '43; Chorus '42. '43; Sub-T-IG Club '42. '43. '44. '45: Texas Club '42. '43. '44. '45. Presi- dent '43. Repurter '44: Puetry Club '43: Campus Players '43: Intrmmn'als '43. '44. '45: Oratory '44: Debate '44. '45; Vicc-President Senior Class '45; Boys' Spurts Editor of Potit Jean '45: Sludcnt Preacher. .Sjen ions BFIRTHA N. SMITH - RALPH S'I'ARLING - - - - Smrcu BA. Major: Bioiugy and Bible Minor: Busiuz'xs Adminixlrminm Men's Glee Club '42. '43. '44: Charm '42. '43. '44: Intramumls '42. '43. '44. 45: Sub-T-IG Club '42. '43. '44. '45. Skipper '45: Al'knlis;u Club '42. '43. '-H: Student Preacher. Chm. Nvu' Yurk HA. Muriur: Busimws Adminislruritm HUI Graduating Cincinnmi Bible Institute: Syracuse Secretarial Schuol; Human : Secretary '42: M Club '42: MABEL SINELE - - - - Crnw City BA. Mujur: Sm'lul Stimu- Minor: Marhrmafit's Arkansas Club '42. '43, '44. '45: Mu Eta Adelphizm Club '42. '43. '44: St'crc-tan'y- 'I'l'E-asurer '43. '43; Umt-gz: Phi '45. Vice- Presidem '45: Dramatic Club '45; 111' trumurzlls '42. '43. '44. '45: Wlm's Whn 'H. '45: Calendar I-Itlitur Pent Jenn '45. .Syeniord Meizlh Mun '45. SARA S'I'L'HHLEFIEIJJ - Murrixun. TI'TIH. BS. Major: Harm Ecomnuics Minor: Education Graduate David LHJSCHIUIJ College '43: W, H. C. Club '44, '45. Vice-Prosidem '44: President '45: Chums '44. '45: D. L. C. Club '44: Attendant May Queen 44: Who's Whn '44, '45; Alpha Honor Rummy '44. '45: Hume Ecunumics Lab; urmury Assistant '45: Ciuss Editor Pom Jean '45; Srcretm'y-Treusurer SHHUI' Class '45. GEORGE DAVID TIPPS.JR. - - - Chilrlrvss. Turns BA. Major: Bible: Biology mud Social St'imrm' Lambda Signm Club '42. '43. '44. '45. Vice-Prosadent '44. Secretary-Trens- UI'CI' '45: Texas Club '42. '43. '44. '45. Vice-Pl'esjck-m '44. President '45; Men's GlUf: Club '42. '43. '44; Chm'us '42: '43. '44. '45: Biulngy Lulmrulory A cistam '43 '45; Immmuruls '42. '43. '14. '45: Equestrian Huh '42. '43, '44. '45. Prest- don! '44. VIw-Prwim-nl '45; Cn'culntiun Manager Himn '43; Business Manager Hmm '44: Press Club '43. 'H. '45: As- .xislam Eduur Fem Jenn '45; Win.'.: Who '45' Student Pl'l'iK'hEI': IHCLILAH 'I'RANUM - Wt-hh. Mixsixsmpi B.A. P.Iajm': E:1g;!i::h Minur: Spa wish Cmduair- David Lipsvurnb C'ullvuv '43; D, L. C. Club '44: Alpha Theta Club '44. '45, Rvjmrler '44. President '45; Chums '44: Presg Club '44. '45, t'jrt'lh lminn Manager 14mm '45; Siurlom Puhlicily Dircctnr '45; M Club '45. Sn ford MARJORIE HARTZER WATERS - - - - Aiachun. Florida BA. Major: English Minor: Social Stimu- Oklahoma Club. '34. '35. '36. '37: Chnrus '34. '35. '35. '37: Ju Gu -Iu '34. '35. '36. '37. '44. '45. Secretzu'y-Treas- urer '34. President '37. '45: Girls' GIC'J Club '35: G'u'is' Trio '35. '33. '37: Favorite Girl '36: Press Club '38. '37: Assistant Circulation Manager Bison '36: Radiu Chorus '45. 'I'OLBERT P'. VAUGHAN. JH. - - va Orlr-ans. Ln. BA. Major: Bibh' and History Minor: English Sub-T-IG Club '42. '43. '44. '45: Flagalu Club '42. '43. '44. '45. Secretury-Treas- urer '43. President '44. '45: Campus Players '45: Debate '45: Chorus '42, '43. '44: Men's Glee Club '42. '43. '44; Or- chestra '43, '43: Hudm Chunks '44. '45. Director '45: Co-Snupshut Editor Petit Jean '45: Student Preacher. JULIA MAE TRANL'M - - Wvbb. Miss, BA. Major: English Minur': P'rwlch Grudmnle David Lipwumb College '43: Press Club '44. '45. Businesx Manager Hiram '45: D. L. C. Club '44: Aiphu Thom Club '44. President '44: Omega Phi Club '45. President '45: Who's Wlln '45; Attendant May Queen '45: 1 ;w wile? Girl '45. Sniord RUBY JEAN WESSON - - - Nashi'ille' 8.3. Major: Biology Miner: Frvm'h and Cha-mistry Intt'nmuruls '42. '43. '44. '45: Chunk '42. '43. '44. '45: Girls' Giee Club '43. '44: Ju Go .111 Club '43. '44. '45. Sec- relary-Treasurer '44. Vice4Presidonl '45: Strawberry Queen '43: Girl Honor Student '43. '44: Alpha Honor Society '44. '45. Vice-Presiclem '45: Who's Who '44. '45; Best A11 Round Girl '45; Editor Pelit Jean '45. WYMER WISER 4 - BS. Major: Binlogll and Biblv Minor: Chmuislry Graduate David Lipscomb College '43: Sub-T-lli Club '44, '45: D. L. C, Club '44: Intrmnurals '44: Biulugy Labora- tory Assistant '44. '45: Alpha Hunur Society '44; '45; Buy Honor Student '45; Who's Whn '45; Studem Preacher. War! ra CU. T11 1? ncssv L' JOE WOOTON - - - Gurw.0!.'lahunm BA. Major: Snr'ial Scivuu- and Biva Minor: English and SDI'I'OH Lambda Sigma Club '32. '43. '44. '45; Intrmnurals '44. '45: Oklahoma Club '42. '43. '44. '45: Siudent Preacher. .S3en iord LLOYD WHEELER EVAN ULHEY Vicv-Pre'sidem Presida-n! POLLY BOX Sec rvrary- TTt'nS u rvr LAURA LEE ARMS. Celina. Tenm-awu Cast all your care on Guti; Hm: zim'hur hulds. ENGEL LEE AWTREY. Pnl'agnulrl '$1'30 IS t'inthcd with slrvngth and dignity LL'L'IPTN BAUNI'ITTU. New Orleums. Imumunu 'l'hv h'ue :mhilny is m Immg sum-riru' lu ynur pITfVlIIUB 5311'. BILLY BAKER, anhvillv. Thnnessoe Haw spake, :lnli intu every heart hi5 wanh i'nrried nr-w strength and t-nLn'uge. BUNNIE HETH BEHCNER. hnlwl. Kundh I have n hvart with mom I'ur t-n-l'v juy. CLAIRE WOOD CAMP. TH'IHIII'L KPHHICky NIARGIH WAYNE BHUIH'N. Hvill't'y To those WhU knuw lhm- IIHL nu wurrk L'Elll puim; Smnmh runs thv wutm u'hL-rn 1hr immk F 11-11:. And those whu knnw thmu know all H'HI'dS :ll'c faint JOHN L'ANNUN Wusimlulun His Jm'c sincunx his thnughts ilhlnHl'LllEilIk GENEVA CLICM, Moilmul'ne Grunt w-Jrkn :un- pertm'mvrl nut hy strunulh hm by pernw'vm'nm'e. Ll H'IJ COLLIER. Bonm-rdulv l have u grunt HE'l'd ur Chriht; but I Ilun' a great Chris! lm' my noedf' ' HUBERT COLLINS. Onccm Flm-idu unlorj A gum! lu'nt't . . . shinvs hriuhl and nm'vr rhangvm hut knecw his course truly WILLIAM H. C! 3LLINS. Ollvt'n Flnl'id;l Zeulnus. yet m:ndust. Marvin knows hurso: wnn't bite Hitlitur's Nuns: But hurscs dn hilm . . . Nuw fur .1 mate to go . . . Cny Sybil . . . 111m tun limm . . . Oh. Lucien. ymu'rc just leim-rmg mv Don't fence mo in . . . 'l'hmw tt: we lI ruich iL ORDIS COPELAND. Newark The glury 01' young men is their strength. PHEWITTE COPELAND. Vuldusta. Geurgia And happy is he who trusts in the Lurdi FRANK CURTIS. Lead Hill Never idle a moment, but thrifty :Ind lhnughtful uf others.u CLINTON ELLIOT. Chickasha. Oklahoma nHappy the man. and happy he alone, He. whn tun cull lnduy his turn. EVAN FARMER. chanum Tennessee A gnud man never dimf' GAY GOLDEN. IVIc-Minm'illo. Tennessee Little deeds of kindnc-SS. little words of Euro. Make uur earth an Eden like,- the heaven above MARY HARGRAVE. Thronln, Ohlurin. Vunnda HNothing m'oat was ever achieved without enthusiasm. JOLLY HILL. Cl'ossville. Tennessee ' Geuing what you go after is called success: But liking it while ynu are getting it is happiness. MARVIN HOWELL. ManHa 0 Of manners gentle. nf affections mild; unlord In wit a mam. simnlicitv a chitd. VIRGIL LAWYER. Smn'cy Laurel crowns Cleave tn deseris. And power to him who power exerts. Big brnwn eyes and a frmndly smileiCImrP. of course . . . Dnt moves her wardrobe back- stage fur Spnuks . . Don't wink 11: me like that Fu1ure . . . Don't yuu wish yuu Cuuld do that. Mary? . . . IH'JH llubbcrgasted. but Bessie May'x linking it calmly . . . DU 1 1001; alright? . , , What :1 sense ur balance! BESSIE MAE LEDBETTEH. Shelbyville. Tennessee A truer. nnhlf'r. lrustier heart. More Iuang. nr mare loyal. never beat Within a human breast. . INA LEONARD. Petersburg. Tennessee Worth. courage. hunur. these indeed unlord Ynur sustenance and birthright are. CARROLL M. LINN. Melbourne Faith is the force uf life. RUTH SUE MCDEARMAN Gallatin, Tennessee The age of saints. let us thank God. is not yet past. MARCELLA MCGINNIS. Melbuurnu ' Fnirest and best adumvd is 5hr Whose Cluthing i5 humility. FORREST MAGNESS. Alluwe. Oklahoma A Christian is Gut! Almighty's gentleman. LEWIS MIKELL. Murristun. Florida It is: a good dzvine that fullnws his mm insh'uctmns. MADGE MILLER. Scurvy She opens: her muuth in wisdom And kindly cuunsol is on her lunguc. MAXINE O'BANION. Swifton Patience and gentleness is. power. DOROTHY O'NEAL. Hugo. Oklnhmrm The most manifest sign nt' wisrlum is cnntmucd cheerfulness. Jus' bein' July . . . Greek architecture . . . Please think it over Prewille! k A Cnlching any whales . . . See sumpinf' . . , Heavy, heavy. hangs over your head. Enuel Lee. W F r DIAMOND PERKINS, Pnntzl. Texas The reward of mm duty is the power to fulfill another. ALICE BECK RICE. Cherry Tree. Pennsylvania Give her 1hr due reward of hm work. SYHIL RICKMAN Ravenden Springs 'Sell mnquest is the grvatest ul' victurios. BONNIE SUE ROPER. Scurry A wife is the peculiar gift nf heaven. EMMETT SMITH. NL-wpurt Eluqnvm-l- As pumtml munghL ME'I TA DEAN SMJ'HL McCrm'y Hf'nilh is m't'e-sr-ary to victory. BILL SMITH. MrCrm-y The creed :If the 1I'th' saint is 1:: make ur life. and muke the mml Hr il. ' DORUTHY JOHNS STAHLING. Soarcy Grace was in all her slaps. hem'en in her eyes. In every gesture dignity and lave. . .J. WOODY STOVALL. Mount Pleasant. Texas unlord Trust in God and do mmething. The lwn Bunnies . . . Evan EUGENIA STOVER. Portland. Oregon The Lord loves the pure in heart. and nature . . . We three . . . What are ynu doing on the Junior page. Butldy--Oh. pardon us. Mr. Tulbvri Fanning Vaughan. Junior thing. Bull . . . What were you saying. Lucien? . . Sue sumo- Carefree and single DUI. thv best ALBERT SHHJUP. Nashville. Tennessee He iR must puwvrl'ul u'hu has himscil' in th puwmi MARILYN THORNTON. Blzlckwulm'. Rihsnllrl . Bt'auty 1: Ihc mark Gnd 50b upon xir'tuc. unlord BE'I I'T SUEZ 11::XYLUH. Scurvy A sense ul' duly pllrsuE'S us ever. JAMES TURNER. Searcy Silence b lhe pvl'fectest herald 01 jny. EVAN ULREY. Dezu'lmm. Michigan H0 is complete in l'euture zmci in mind WM: all guud grace In grum- ;: gvntlomun. JIMR-HE VAN DYNE. New York Now ank Enjny lhv present hour. be thankful for the past. And nuilhcr four nur wish lh' eippl'nuchus n! the Inst. SHIRLEY VAUGHAN. New Urlmlm. Lunisizmn A virtunus gentleumnun. nulrl unrl bt-nuiilul. GLAIJYS XVALDEN. NC'HFhO, K'Iisritllll'i Hnw sweet and grm-iuus. even in mmmun speechv 1.x thul line.- sense whivh men L'EIH Courtesy FRANCES WA'I'SUN. E1 an'adn A grucu-us vmmun wins respect. LLOYD WHEELER Spencer. Indiana Cummil your bLlSiI'lE'Hi In Ihl' Lord: And your plam u'iil prosper. Gnlng off the deep end. Laura Lru'r' V . Luuks clean to me. Luyd . . . L'uuplu n1 WHO. in checks . . Surprinmg. isn't '11. Marilyn? . . . Gumg smnewhere L'Iil'tun' . . . RUN will hmr from lhlslf . . . Wluilamnullah. need a shzn'v'f THERMAN HEALY President THELDA HEALY Svcreta'ry-Trvasu n'r DOROTHY DAVIDSON Ropm're'r ROBERT HELSTEN Vicv-Prcsident $PA om cred 1 LEONA ANDERSON Howard. Kansas BILLIE HAIRD ' Surrey MARGUERITE BARKER Bartlesville. Oklahnmn ' KEARBY SUE BENTLEY ' P'cnrt Wnrlh. Texas COLIS CAMPBELL Scurvy JOSEPH CANNON 'IVIrt-nm. Ontario. Canada NELDA L'HESSHIR I', Nashville JEANNE CHOUTEAU Nou'uta. Oklahoma WESLEY COWAN Scm'cy DOROTHY DAVIDSON Suzurt'y .y. MARY LEE DENDY Jnrkshh. Missismppi JACK DILLAHD Bergman JESSIE FAVE DUNCAN SL-urcy DONALD EARXVOUD Mnlnile. Alabama CHRISTINE EDWARDS HuhlJnrdsVillu New ank JiWhat the freshmen dnn't think of tho mphumm'eri do . . . Nuw. 15:11 that lino? .3 . . Gee, glamour girls! . . . DUI and Put can really sling hash. .. DUHJS EPPFIRSON Dvm'L-l'. Culnz'ado EVA FLOYD Nashville CATHERINE. FRANKS Oil Tx'uugh FRANCES FRY Lukv City JAMES GANUS New Orieans. Lmuisiunu MARY BELLE GARNER Calico Ruck DEW ITT GA R R E'F'I'. J H. Smarty PATRICIA HALBERT Chu'ugn. Illinnis JEWELL HANES Griggs. Oklahoma MARY ADA HARRIS Grown way MARYANN HAZLET Hudson. Cnlnradn THELDA HEALY Fort Cullins. Clllhfllrlh THEHMAN HEALY Furl Culiins. Clllliradu ROBERT HELSTEN Berkeley. California LOIS HEMINGWAY Detroit. Michigan Let's watch that water . . . Well what are you looking at. gier'f . Nuw lets dorft be wasting our lime standing uruund 0n the campus . . . Now ahuul that money you nwo me . . . Reallyli Du!!! . 1'; T-E ESTELLE .TACKFA LN' V'cwpm'l ANNA MAYE JOHNSON Sl-m'iry TJURIS JOHNSON Ens! Prmriv. Missouri IJUHU'HIY JEAN KING Mhum. Alabama IIAXYNE LAMBERT Furriamll. Miswurl MILDRED IJANIRR Galena Park. TPXHH H--.- VERNHN LAWYER Hmu'cy ' CARMON LAYMAN Iinnxar- City Missnun MHS. FRANK IEcrrm'v! LEAVITT fSpu'ial SIHdeU Scurvy L-.- m1l' HE'J'TY LOWE Plurwmx'. Mumann HUYD LOWE anirx'ieu; Muntanu CHARLES HAY MILLER Scurry 'v- , TEI- Tfl'IYL'E MURRAY - lmllm. 'l'vxus ' HHBA FAYE NADEAU Hrt-gnn City. OI'PHUH RALPH L. NUFFSINGi-IR Wichita. Kaunas ' i: -a Faye. you 100k swovt . . Well. what do yuu want? . A . Conu-nu'd .fnmvs 5- 1- dinner. I guess V . V Slljlhun'ml'CS. remember ynu're in c-ullegc nnw . . . ledgeh Ei-loaiing . . . Well. alright! WADE OZBIHN Ash Flat ARTHUR PEDDLE Toronto. Ontario. Canada ROSEMARY PLI-ZDGEH Bee Brunch ERNEST PORTER Furl Woud. Missouri JANET REA Cordell. QkIahuma IMOGENE RICKMAN Sezu'cy ANN SCARBOROUGH Corsiczma. Texas ESTHER SEWELL Emerson CHARLES SHAFFER Wichila. Kansas OPAL. FAYE SHAFFER Wichita. Kansas 1. H. SHAVER tSpeciul Studentl Philadelphia. Pennsylvania MARGARET SHANNON Wichita. Knnms BETTYE JEAN SIMPSON England MARGARET SMART Toronto Ontario. Canada DOROTHY ANN SMITH Lucy. Tennessee Darkies! no just sophmnnres . . . Now Thermzm's a good man for some git'ls-- right. Doris . . . Carefree Ann . . .Itfs from Arkansas no 511095 . . . Bel'nre tho nuting - how will they look al'lerxwu'ds'! IDA RUTH SMITH Htmscvclt UERREL STARLING lmlmden DALE STRA UGHAN Glenwnocl HELEN SUMMITT t'zlrtlwoll. Missouri RUTH SUMMITT Cm'dwell. Missouri SAMMIE E. SWIM Wivhita Falls, Texas JUANITA THOMPSON Dyess LOIS VAUGHAN Granite. Oklahoma BERNARD VETETO Amity HEATHA VIRGINIA WATSON Nashville ROBERT WEBB Guy WARREN T. WHITELAW Turnmn. Onmriu Canada JAMES WILLETT L'UIYc-yville. Kansas MARY JANE WRIGHT Scarcy GERALDINE YOUNG Burtlcsvillo, Oklahoma '8 the victom, Charles? . . , Some sit and think-others just sit . . . After :1 ' day in the clmsruum . . . Hope that rock duesn't start rolling Bob . . . ' of a kind. SOPAOM OPQJ LOU DUGGER Svcrvmry BILL FOGG Trunmtn'r JESSE VANHOOSI-IH Prwsirh'n! JOE DAN TIPPS Vicv-Fruxidc'ul jredltmen greJAmen DORIS JEAN ABNEY. Paragould SARA ADAMS. Guthrie. Kentucky LAVINA ALLEN. Alicia JUANITA ANDERSON. Howard. Kansas ANNABELLE ANDREWS. Harrison SUE BAIRD. Williford JOHN D. BALDWIN. Curdell. Oklahoma RUTH BARKER. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania RUTH BARNES. Tupelo. Mississippi PAT BENSON. Cushing. Oklahoma RUTH BENSON. Searcy RUTH BLANSET'JI Hoxie MHS. A. L. BLANTON. Searcy ELMER BONEH. Memphis. Tennessee ALTHA MAY BOSARGE. Flint Michigan EARL BOWMAN, Searcy CHARLES BRAZZEL, Monticello IRA MAE BREWER. Risen CHARLES BROOKS. Dallas. Texas MRS. ROBERT BROWN, Memphis, Tennesst'o RUBY WRAY BULLINGTON. Athens. Ala. LEE HOUSE BURFORD. Looxahoma, Mississippi GOLA CALLAWAY. Red Star MILDRED DEE CART. North Little Rock DOROTHY CASE. Wichita Falls. Texas BETTY CHESSHIR. Nashville GENA DELL CHESSHIR. Nashville MARGARET CLAMPITT, Washington. D. C. JAMES CONE, Newburg JOSEPHINE CONNELL, Smackover gredAmen BRUCE CODLEY New Orleans. Louisiana PATTY COOPER. Jonesboro JO CRANFORD. Manila MARY ALICE CRANF'ORD. Perryville MARGUERITE CRANSTON. Beebe J. C. DAVIDSON. Bergman RAYMOND DAWSON Prescott GUTHRIE DAVIS DEAN. Farmcrviiia Louisiana PAULINE DEARIN. Beech Grove INEZ DEES. Harrison DIXIE LEE DILLARD. Bergman LOU DUGGER, Hillsboro. Texas FON SIDNEY DURHAKVL Borden. Indiana HENRY FARRAR. Nashville. Tennessee PAULINE FIELDS. Judsonia BILL FOGG. Valdosta. Georgia PAULYNN FOSTER. Kansas City. Missouri IMOGENE FRANKS. Oil Trough MARION FRENCH. Clinton GERALD E. FRITTS Amarillo. Texas ERMA FROST. Stevens Point. Wisconsin CARLETTA FROUD. Steprock ARVIS DALE GANUS. New Orleans. Luuisizmu LEON R. GIBSON, Antlers. Oklahoma GERALD GORDON. Lonokc VERNON D. GOULD. Huff MAXINE GRADY. Beodm'ille FERNE GRAY. Rue JAMES GHEENHAW. Snowball LOIS GURGANUS. Chicago. Illinois gredAmen EMORY PRESTON IIAMMACK. Richmond. Virginia MRS. HOMER l-I. HAWS. Owoxsu. Michigan OSCAR HAYES. Arkansas City. Kansas LYNN HEI- I'ON. Sherman Texan: FRIEDA HILL. Willimnsbmg. Kentucky EDNA HUDGE. Oklahoma City. Oliluhmna EUGENE HOLT. Brilliant. Alabama GLENDA HORTON. Ash Flat FRANCES LOIS HUBBARD Strmrlmrry DENNIS HULEN. Heber Springs ROBERT HUMPHRIES. Searcy LINZEL HUTSON. Ash Flat JESSIE FAYE JAMISON. Jonesboru GEORGIA JENKINS Allensville. Kentucky KATHERINE F, JOHNSON Granite. Oklahoma HILDA LU UO JONES. Fiint. Michigan JOYCE JONES. Mobile. Alubma DORIS KELLY Kingston. New York EDITH KIIHNL, Enid. Mississippi JOHN KIIHNL. Enid Mississippi PAUL KIIHNL. Enid. Mississippi m MAE KIIHNL. Enid. Mississippi CONSTANCE JUNE KILLEBREW. C'hlL'ngu. Illinois WANDA KILLOUGH, Scurvy m mnoucn. Batesville m POLK KIRBY. Searcy DOUGLAS LAWYER. Searcy gredAmen CHARLENE MAGNESS. Alluwe. Oklahoma PAT MEURER. Searcy JOSEPH HENRY BIITCHEN. Crnsselt WAYNE MOODY. Phitadelphia. Pennsylvania JIMMY MOONEYHAM. Lake City FOREST MOYER. Columbus. Georgia DOROTHY MUNGER. Hickory Ridge MARY ELIZABETH NEECEL South Furl Smith MARY JO O'NEAL. Quinlan Texas C B. PASSMORE. Marshall MILDRED PEARCE. Little Rock CHARLES L. PEARSON. Black Oak DOROTHY PONDER. CurdweII. Missouri DEANIE POWELL. Searcy LOWELL PROPPS. C'urdell. Uklahunm JONNIE REESE. Norman. Oklahoma GRACE MARY RIGGS, Owensboro, Kentucky MAXINE ROSE. Melbourne MARIAN SCHUCHARDT, Oakland. California KARE SHANNON. JR. Little Rock PATTY JO SHUPE. Denver. Colorado ANNE SIMMONS. Dallas. Texas CHARLES SMITH. McCrory GRANT JENNINGS SMITH. Winchester. Va. LORETTA M. SMITH, Syracuse. New York JEAN SMITH. Anderson, Indiana WANDA SNODGRASS. Childress. Texas 1 .il I 'IQ-k' .I- -- it'- ' I'I'l' gredlzmen NOAH SPARKS. JR., Sallisuw Okluhumu NINA SPEARS. Butler. Missouri MARIANNE TAVENNER. Denver. Colorado MILDRED TEFFERTILLER. Benton. Illinnis GENE TEMPLES. Dexter. Missouri JIMMY LEE THOMAS, Huff TENNIE THOMAS. Russell JOANNA THURSTON. Granite. Oklahmna JOE DAN TIPPS. Childl'ess, Texas ALPHA LEE TUBMAN. Granite. Oklahuma BETTY ULREY. Casey. Illinois JESSE VANHOOSER. Okluhuma City. Okla. LOUIE K. WARD. Clinton EDNA MARION WATERS. Aluchua. Florida HESSIF. MAE WEBB, BeHevue. Texas CALVIN WEST. Dexter. Missnurl AVANELL WHITE, Mammnuth Springs KATHLEEN WILLIAMS. Oakland. California: CARL DON WILLS. Shawnee. Oklahoma RUTH WILLS. Asher. Oklahoman LILLIAN WISER. Floral HOMER N. WOLFE. JR.. Dallas. Texas IRA WOLFE. Lovelandt Coloradu DOROTHY WOODS. Denver. Colorado DAN YAKE. Toronto. Ontario. Canada DOROTHY ZAZZL San Francisco. California ELIZA JANE ZAZZI. San Francisco, California .xdfma Ma fer Dr dw Mfdh- H10 Muhnlw Hardn- nKLI Isl! Ee- Mr rs. Florence M CIH'Icarf Lloyd 0. SIndarson $111; :13 3? :1 $5? 11 l. Nur ihu Foot- hi HI 0F HI: 0: - Irks. Mi dlt 0; II; II and PIII I;n 2. Clan rs- Jinn shnd- Ir d is hcr mot- to : Chas - Um Ii F: Is sir used: 3.-iHard Ag u-pons wIde hlr Por- Elli. Thus In-vd- mg all W41:1: 1L:1:E f1: EltiFI-Vl 1 1 . 1 61:: 111.1. :' u-Jlajg'lglo Shn dsovr glo- -0uu AI - rnl Ml - hr :Hani- mg Is her rung. And in IV - n'ry branch eF lnI-n-ing. Eachane does his bust. Who wouldh-Iad the PIH-I to kncowl gt: Hudihan to Mr call . WHIH: FFIFF 4?;1131 Rum. Euro 050 1114? 1:3:1 J E Fifi: Fa 1 5111-51 Ff +1.1 Hail to than, lu- luv -ed Hard-ing! AI-ma Ma - fer. HII'! 11-. 7: ii Jim Vt +. H . LUV ' ' i I I L II J 1'1? 3:944:53 :1 x46atlemy JUANITA LL'CRIZ'J'IA ALLEN. SHIH'y Snuhumnn- ROSELLA ALLEY. Rllrt'hud SuphnmUN JAMES AHNI'ULD. Little Hnrk Junior JEAN ASHC'RAFT. Tulsa. Ukluhmna Snphmnorv HRUCE BALL. Norman. Oklahoma Svnior DOLURES BARKER. Philadelphia. Pu. Svufur JAMES MASON BARKULOO. 'l'il'mn. Ga. Supimmun' LUIS BENSUN. Senrcy Junior LEON BLACK. Lake Park. Gourgm Sophomorr- BILL BUW'ERS. SPminulc Uklzlhmnu Junior CARCHJYN BRADLEY. Seuzcy Frmhman CUY CAMPBELL. Starry Snguhmuorv MARY CLAIRE CARRUTHEHS. Sm'dzs. Mzss. Frm-h run H WILSON CHASE. Berkeley. Callfurnin Snplwnmrl' KATHERINE RUTH CUNE. Scurvy Frq'shman GLEN CRAFT. Harrisburg FH'ShUHI'H CALVIN DAVIS. Lubbock. Texas Frr'sh mu n SHIRLEY JO DUFFEL. Searcy Frc'thrrn EDNA EARNEST. Del Rio. Texas Suphnmorc ELIZABETH EARNEST. Del Hm. Texas Svninr HARLINE FRANKLIN. Enid. Missisgippi Fn-shnmu ELIZABETH FRANKLIN. Enid Miwinippi Senior KTHEL FREEMAN. Husvbud Sophomorr CECIL GARRET'I' Sczn'cy Hrmior 1K BEH'I GARRETT. Searcy Frs'shmau JACKIE GIBSON. Pelhum. New ank Senior MARTHA GRADY Little Rock Junior RUBY HAYWOOD Now Drlrmrm FrFShI'lfllf MARY KAY HDLLINGSWUNTH. Nurmun. Ukln. Sophwnon' EOE LANIER. Hullslun. Texas SL'niur PPITIT JEAN LASHLHE. Seurry Snphmrmru .z46aolemy BOB LAWES. Hut Spring, Freshman JACK LAWYER. Searcy Junior MARY JD LAWYER. Sentry Fn'shman CLAUDE LEWIS, Denver. Culnntudu Svuior JEAN MPFADDEN, Manddvn Senior JOHN MCKINNEY. Junoyhurn Sophmrmrw WARREN MEIER Arlingtnn. 'll-xns Frl'shmun LOHEN NICHOLS Smn'vy Srmhrmmrr GENE Nt HHJ3L D'VL-H Sophoumrr ROSE MARIE H'LING ER. Memphis. Tenn. Sophmunrt' EUGENE PAYNE, Sentry Sonirunmn' KENNE'I'H REID. Slillwoll. Oklahoma Junior JEAN RUUKEH. Pinz- Blulf Scniur WILLIAM FAY RUSHTUN Se-m'uy Senior LLOYDENE SANDERSON, Tulsa. Ukla. Frush mu 1: VERA MAE SANDS Culumljiu. Mm Junior LAVERNI'I SEVEHIEE. Sentry Sophonmrv BONNIE BEVERLY SIMS. Scurvy Senior V. Ii. SIMS. Minden, Lnulumrm St'rljur LENA SIHCU. OSL'DIJIH Frt'shmtm BETTY LUU SPRI'ECLL. Esm-K. Mimum'l Senior JUANITA S'I'l-LWART. Nv-rih Little Ruck Sophanmn- BERNARD HfHEE'Ii Hardy Suuinr DOROTHY 'l Eh-TFLICTHN. Tlllsn. Okla. Scmhnmurr VIRGINIA TERRY. Grunilv. Oklnhnn-u Junior BLANCHE THANL'M, Wchh. Mhrinlppi Sophunmrv FRANKIE 'I'HAWiCK. Scarcy St'mnr MARILYN 'I'UTTLE'I'UN, SI, Lunuis M'm Snphmnnrn' COLLEEN WEST, Knnbel Freshman ERNIE WILKEHSON. Scurvy Sophomore EUPHA W'ILLIAMS Quitmam SI'NiOT JCAE OFFICERS Fall Term Martha Prvsidun Bunnie 'icc-Fr Elizabeih , y Treasuruf Bunnie Sims ' rt idem Elizabmh Eur Mrs. Inez! Pick Spous Bonnie Sims Rosana Alley Martha Grady Elizabeth Earnest Earline Franklin Dorothy Templeton Lluyclene Sandorsun Edna Earnest Mary Jo Lawyer Jenn AShcrul't Carolyn Bradley Shirley Ju Duffel Mrs. Inez Pickens Betty Lou Spruell Katherine Ruth Cone 5u4-2be5 OYH CERES First Semester Rube Mario OLingor Prt'sidcur Luis Benson l'icv-Prmide'rll Virginia Terry ' vrtlry-Trvuxurvr SE-colnrl star Elizabeth Franklinmmrj Mary KayK Hollings orth t'icv-IJn-xkfvur Blanche Tranum Sx-crum-ry-Trmxurm- Miss Juanita Rhurit-s Sponsor Elizabeth Franklin Jackie Gibson Miss Juanita Rhodes Virginia Terry Jean McFadden Luis Benson Ruby Hayxvuud Rose Marie O'Lingcr Laverne Sm'edge Mary Kay Hollingsworth Blanche Trianum Marilyn Tuttlctnn Cnlleon West Jean Ronkor JC9 OITICIERS Tall 'l'crm L'qudu vais Presirluu! Ihbllqlllh Lawyer HrvnPrmdvnI Cuy Campbell. mrn'wrfi-Trvuxnrrr . 5 , ;59Mr Term , 'l . L'qurlv Lewis , Pre'sirh'm' Hill Hurahlull - ' ViCe-Prr'szrh-nr f'uy Campbell Stew!nrijn'rrwrwr Ihnmlm Gunsvhzmn murmur Clu ude Lewis James Iiiurkuluu Ulll Hthllm .liick Lawyvr Warren MI-il'r Hrmv Wilkurs-m Wilsnn Chim- Duuglu: Gunwlnmn L'ny L'umphL-H 'r ' .4 -:'-w 320 lured BEST AHA ROUND Bonnie Sims Coy Campbcl'l FAVORITES Claude Lewis Virginia Terry HONOR STUDENTS Mary Kay llollinyxwurth Blanche 'I'mnum Via??? zwlhw- - gaining SAOOK Mrs. L. C. Sears and Primary Grades Mrs. L. O. Sanderwn and Third and Fourth Grades During the year several outstanding improvements have been made. A new program of study was carefully planned and the library was substantially enlarged. Transcripts and past records of all children have been secured and will be kept on permanent file to promote individual treat- ment of each child. The children have their own social clubs and a scout troop has been organized among the boys. In April the upper three grades made an edu- cational tour of Little Rock This year more than eighty children attended the Harding Elementary Training School, which is in connection with the college. The Bible is taught daily by each teacher and regular chapel programs are planned by the faculty to bring cultural and spiritual education to the children. Mrs. Inez Pickons with Fifth and Sixth Grades Douglas GLlnselman. Principal. with Sm'emh 11nd Eigh1h Grades H k' .. W57 $7131 A: mggion .911 Memoriam Brother Armstrong is no longer with us in person: God has called him home. He was the first president of Harding College and served as its head for twenty-nine years. His service gave the school a pillar of im- measurable strength. He was thorough. longsuffering and fair as a teacher. He was brief. wise and understanding as a councilor. Difficulties were many and trials hard; but he overcame them all as a true Christian. His uncompromising exactness, deep spiritual fervor and simple love exemplified what Jesus meant by the greatest being the servant of all. He was studious throughout life and always turned to the Bible itself for his instruction. Through his teaching thousands saw God more clearly and came to a deeper understanding of His word. He worked untiringlf,r to please God and to serve his fellow'man. A spirit so great is not dead. It still lives in the lives of thousands whom he has infiuenced. His picture lingers in the memory of his students. Truly this great and noble character has set us an example which should inspire us to greater achievement in life. Q w-F-r J. N. ARMSTRONG M 3m? All the inslrucml's in the Bible delmrlnu-nl :11'0 gl'm'lLlulos 0f ulu- nl' our Christian schnuls and urv denwf tn the cause 01' ChrisI. $uclenl loreacAerd Eighly-liw yuung mvu lill appointments in four Mates zmd aw preparing to dedicalv Ihc-it' lives In llw i'Jrvzwhing ut' the Guspul. N Him: Spnl'km WIIIr. Mnuriy. V'sl'nuu lumyvr. Vaughan. U. 'f'lman Hvlstvn. lie;.l.x'.ihn'1 tl1'. HmH-Il, 1, L.IIl:l'!f1llIl 'l't-nmlcr; 3nd Hmv SI1-x1IIE,FIthi-. Durham. f'llAI'LIIISHIL W. Fulle. 1 Wullv. Murray. .I. me Wwi. Mugnwx 3rd Iiuu'. Cl'nu'lnrrL L'.SIHIHL Ii, HIHIHL Virgil Lzm'yx-J'. lagncttu. Wheeler. Hlim'm liiiintL Cwllu-r, Mb Ith ll. Smuh. Dmm. Suu'yvl. Iiunk'lmrl. Bmdb. Gnrm-r. Willctl. L'lrcy: i'rth Hun: Sims. IL Milll-r. Huwlvy :tuf'l'. Slmuuhn. Hullunrl. Baker. H'uutnn: 61h Ruw: Wehh. 1f L'uiiim. Haws. Mlkvll. Huwkim, Fnrrnr. Wlmelnw: 71h Ruw: Larsen, Cuwan. Simon, 0. Copeland t'uh-mun Van Hync. 'l'umvr, Nu! Pit-tun-d' Cnlls Pumpbvll. lue K'amnun. .Iulm Cnnnun. CcmlL-y. .J'. Gunum Dewitt GUITEH. J11, Dunn 1.:au'yu-J. Duuulus lumvcr. ane. Munnc-yham. Nummm: Pvrkim. Purtvr. HUDCI'. Huthvrfnrtl, HhalTvr. LI, Starling, I: Sturlmu. Su'lm, Vctmn, Wiwr. 11. Walk: P, Wolfe. Coy Cnmplwll. J. lawsyL-L Lewis 6461,99! 6021?? $0.? Harding pauses at 10 each morning for a period of prayer and song The remainder of thv half-huur is used in various constructive ways. Usually faculty members or visib ing speakers present inspirational, spiritual and moral lessons. 354$ Cfaddexf g . M With the Bible Llw principal text every student is enrolled in at least one Bible class each term. Typical of these classes are the urn shmvn. At the right Brother Rhodes is pictured with his class in Romans. Below is Brother Bales with his class in the shorter epistles of Paul. lorayer Meeting Many of NW students attend the prayer meeting service with the downtown con- gregatinn for which T H Sherrill is minister. Young men from the college actively participate in these meetings. leaclio Sugars! -. Great songs of the Church are broadcast each Sunday morning cm the Scarcy Church 01' Christ program. Those participating in the pmgmm are from left to right: Billy Bakel: . announcer: Talbert F. Vaughan. J12, director; Marjorie Waters. Bernard Votma Marguerite Barkmu Robert Collins. Mary Jo ONeal. Joseph E. Pryor. Altha May Busarge, Evan Farmer. Carmen Price. Evan Ulrey. Eugenia Stuver. William Collins. 3Aanlzdgiuing cafectured Pictured above are the men who spoke during the annuai Thanksgiving lecturoship. They are from left to right: Top Row: James Baird. Nashville. Tennessee; A. R. Hulton. Nashville. Tennessee; G. C. Brewer. Memphis, Tennessee: Lowell Davis: Wichita. Kansas; K. C. Maser. Oklahoma City. Oklahoma; Bottom Row: Cecil Hill. Longview. Texas: G. H. P. Shnwaller. Austin. Texas: E. W. McMillan. Memphish Tennessee; U. R. Beeson. Little Rock. Arkansas; Clifton Gunus. J12. Charleston. Mississippi. .S;oea'af Meetingd Speakers engaged by the COL lege congregation for the regular fall and spring meetings were J. Harvey Dykes. Topeka. Kan- sas, and B. L. Douthitt. Nash- ville, Tennessee. B. L. DOUTHITT J . HARVFY Dvmzs preaclling 3170.5 Preacher buys spvncl eventful week-ends and long days in filling their scutiorml Sun- :lay appuinlmcnts. pens onaf Evangefidm A volunteer. non-credit class. meets weekly to study mission fields and muthods. Nearlyr fifty assisted in actual missinn work last summt-r. ud er SI'uiced Many of the students in each dormitory close the day with devotional services. ea lured jttemlanb Ann Richmond Bessie Mac lcdbcttcr Queen of tile loefit jean Betty :Uaplc Jttmlantz. Christine Ncnl . Julia Mac Tranum Queen of may Claire M'Ood Camp gauorited Hmroilcl Holland Julia Mac Tranum Virgil lawyer Ruby J can XV cssorn garter Suclenld . W ymcr Miiscr Ann Richmond Wynwr Wiser. Ann Richmond, Ruby Jean Wesson. Sarah Stubblefield. Harold Holland $47461 A10nor Society The Alpha Honor Society is composed of juniors and seniors with outstanding records, a scholarship index of 2.7 being required for juniors and one of 2.5 for seniors. Only a small percentage of either class is permitted entrance. Membership in this group is con- sidered a high honor as requirements are just as high as those for Phi Beta Kappa. Offmers were Harold Holland, president, Ruby Jean Wesson vicenpresident and W. K. Summitt. secretary-treasurer. x4446: i051: Omega In order to promote a greater interest in dramatics and to encourage the highest possible attainment in acting. staging and directing the Eta Omega Cast of Alpha Psi Omega was chartered in 1940. To be selected for membership 3 student must be a Campus Player. maintain satisfactory scholarship, do a specified amount of acting. work behind the stage and show a willingnESS to work in any needed capacity. OHicers were Joseph E. Pryor, preSident; Dorothy O,Neal. vice-president; and Jane Gately, secretary- treasurer. Dorothy D'Neal. Evan Ulrey. Fanujn Douthitt J. Woody Stovall. Margaret Shannon W03 'WAO 3n .American Coigaged anal univerdified Over six hundred colleges and universities cooperate in publishing an annual edition of Wholx' Who in American Colleges; and Universities. The bank containing biographies of the students selected by each of these schools. is a means of national recognition fur honor students. Basis for inclusion in the publication has been set forth as Character. scholarship. leadership in extra-curricular activities. and potential usefulness to business and society. The recognition of the student serves as a reward to him for diligent and worth- while service. Polly Box Keith Cuienmn Fanajo Douthitt Sidney Roper Harold Holland Chrisiine Neal Ann Richmond Carmen Price W nil 413':- L T ' f'l'J' George Tipps Monroe Hawley Mabel Sinele Sara Stubblefneld Julia Tranum Wymer Wiser Ruby Jenn Wesson Clinton Rutherford Since copies of the book are sent to prominent businessmen throughout the nation. it also takes the form of a recommendation of these students to the business world. Business. education. and civic leaders believe that students who are the most promi- nent while doing undergraduate work will more likely be the most prominent citizens after their graduation. Since it can be an indication of future success. this is an honor well worth the eHort of underclassmen. Who! UJha h AMONG STUDIN ; I EMERth-N UNIVERSITHS AND COLLICES SnapdAot Centred mnnerd ant! leunnerdup Dale Slraughnhlst place, bokauw dict you get them in that studious mood? . . . Boys will be buysl'HJr is that the monkey influence? . . . Mary Belle Garnerhlst place. girlshTho hard mud back . . . Berlhlon the rightl . . . Even the dogs at Harding are friendly . . . Now how did he get into the girls' dormitory? . . . As one Sub-T 10 another . . . Metta Dean doesn't look tired. I wonder if the horse is . . . This must have been posed! lPosingl . . . Maybe the hsh will get the good housekeeping banner this month . . . Picking cotton works up an appetite . . . Three heads are better than one . A l Oh boy. steakE! . . , Birds eye view. cfiuitied 3A9 K3550 Monroe Hawlcy . . Editor Neil B. Cope ,, ,, , , Faculty Advisor Julia Tranum Bus-i-zwsra Manager Delilah Tl'anum . . . Circulation Manager. Dm'nlhy Davidson . . . Society E'n'irar, Bill Smith . . . Sports Edilur. Roberta Brandon . . Girls Sports Editor. and Bonnie Bcrgner . . Svcrvmry Cullunnisfs: George Tipps, Bub Hawkins. Marvin I'InweIl. Ina Leonard. Durulhy Munger, and Emmett Smith Reporters: Lynn Heftmu, Doris Kelly, Wayne Moody Royce Murray, Mary Necce Evzm Ulz'oy, and Billy Baker Front Row: Bergnelu Hefton, Hawkins. E. Smith. Howell. Brandon Back Row: Noece. E. Uurey, Kelly. Moody. Davidson, G. Tipps. B. Smith. D. Tranum 3! ; W. K. Sumn'lm etit ean Mrs. E. H. SIupletun Faculty Advisurs Sara Stubblefxeld ,, , , Ann Richmond Dale Larsen , Harold Holland . .. Fanajo Douthitt Mabel Sinele Class. Editor Organization Editor ,, Religious Edituz' .. ....Quotation Editor Girls' Sports Editor Calendar Editor ?uby Joan VCOSMJII tiom'go Tipps Rnherul Branclum Clinton Ruihel'fm'zl Wyatt Sawyer , ,, , ,, ,, Talbert F. Vaughan. Jr. ' Christine Neal - Betty Maple ' Bob Hawkins Carmen Price I Bessie May Quarled Ethlur .Lx'srxirl'lil Edirur Arldln'rnxing Mm: Busim'ss Mgr. Bnys' Sports Editor Cn-Snnpslmt Editors Circulation Manager Secret :1 ries Quarles. Richmond Sinelu. Holland DuuthitL Larsen. Price. Stubbleiield. Vaughan. Hawkins. Muplu, Sawyer. Neal iano anal Mo in Mrs. R. A. Ward. RichnmncL Neal. Golden. Carl. M. Barker. Hamlet. R. Summitt. Mun B. L, Oliver 5611250013 Ashcraft. Mungcr. Simmons, Carruthm's. A. M. Johnsun. D. Smith. Price. 1. Rickman Abnoy. Ron. Sandersan. Scarborough. Burford. Powell. Hollingswm'th. WrighL Quarles M. Lnnier. Stover. Edna Earnest. Hemingway. B. Riclcnmn, R. Benson. Adams, Fry. Tom pleton .-'-.-l Mice anal Jdrf Miss Ruth Langford. A. M. Johnson, Templeton. Brazzel. French. E. Ull'ey. NeaL Mrs. Florence Jewell D. Johnson, Crawford, M. Lanier. Richmond. Fry, Thornton. D, Starling. Bosarge Epperson. King, H. Summitt. G. Tipps. Scarborough. Hanes. Whitelaw Halbert Brandon. Earwood. Young. B. Rickman. M. Barker. J. Ganus, L. Benson. Shannon aDesignatos Cnmpm Player apprentices '7Mi1cix'cd Ten'm'tiller. Dan Yake. Geraldine Young Woody Stovall, Ruth Benson James Willem $Frances Watson ??Puliy Box. ?Ruherf Webb. :BDouglas Lawyer, Mary Hargmva Forrest Magness. :SClinton Ruther- ford. Imogene Hickman '3'Thermnn anly. :13811y Simpson. Marguerite Barker. 1::Avunelle White. iJoanna Thurston. :L'Bessie Mine Lerlheiter. Talbert F. Vaughan, Jr. $Ruberta Bmminn. 'Kl'u Cranfurd. Bub Hawkins. Catherine Franks, Warren Whilelaw. $M'ddg0 Miller. Darrel Starling. VFMaxine Grady I:Imogene Franks, 'F1':mces Fry. :3:le1 Benson. Dorothy O'Neul. Fanajo Duu1hit1. izRebn Faye Nadeau, :3Bruce Conley, '5Mm'y Lee Dandy '3;Alberi Stump, '7'Dm'nthy Munger, :thily Hill, :FDm'is Eppersun. :zlimie Wilkerson. zikfleniha Watson $me Bullinglnn, ii:NIe1: ga1 e1 Clumpitt OFFICERS Dorrcl Starling , Presidc'nr Evan Ulrey .. ,, Vicv-Prvsidcut Fannjo Douthitt , , , . .. Secrr-mru-TruasuWT Bill Smith ,,,,,,,,,,, , .. . , , , , , Roperlvr Miss Vivian Robbins Dirvclor Cam Ltd P Designates Campus Player apprenticesr 'Dorls Johnson. $Forest Mayer. iBelty Ulrey. Thelda Healy. :A'Lnis Gurgunus. Ruben Helslen. Margaret Shannon 'Doris Abney, $Dale Straughn. $Frieda H111. $Chzu'1cs Ray Miller. ETMetta Dean Smith. iCeI'uld Frins. Edna Hodge 'Bonnie Bergner. $Mary Belle Gzn'rlel'. Eru Floyd. Hosephine Cunnell. 13:01'dis Cupeiumi. Gchtty Chesshir. $Arvis Ganus Mildred Lanier, mMildred Cart. Evan Ulmy. Billie Baird. iliBili Smith. Dorothy King. lLee Burfurd 'Rosemary Pledger. $Carmon Layman. ?FMm-y Ada HarrL Uimmy Mooneyhum Anne Sinmmns. tLois Hemingway, Harold Holland. ITIGena Dell Chess 1' ' Mary Neece. tNina Spears, 1Opal Faye Shaffer. ;l1Jessie Faye Jamison. Uolmn D. Baldwin. Nelda Chesshir, $Bernard Veteto. iiMabel Sinele The Campus Players gavr- an nutstanding lyceum course this year. the five plays being: Mrs. Miniver Tish Spooks The Barrens Our Town pfagem Scenes from: MRS. MlNlVIE-R, OUR TOWN, ETERNAL LIME, SPOOKS Stage crews enjoyed their work on 561:1 and produced some unique staging. Excellem work was also done by the students in make-up. VIVIAN HOBBINEL Dirvctnr .g-h -. i..- -h-a-- ibega fem First Column: Evan Uh'ey, Therman Healy. Bill Smi1h. Bill Baker. Emmett Smith, Wayne Moody, Wyatt Sawyer Second Column: Lewis Mikell. Talbert Vaughan. Sidney Roper. Joe Cannon. Bob Helsten. Lois Gurganus. Dr. Frank Rhodes The College Debate Club, under the capable direction of Dr. B. F. Rhodes, Jr., enjoyed the most successful year of its history. winning first place in all the tournaments entered. The senior merfs team, composed of Billy Baker and Emmett Smith, won the Mid-South Championship in the tournament held at Conway in December. Bill and Emmett Smith won Hardings first championship in the famous Savage Forensic at Durant. Oklahoma. in March. They were the senior mews team. Wyatt Sawyer and Talbert Vaughan placed third in the same meet. The Smith brothers again combined to take first place in the St. John's Invitation Tournament held in Winlield. 19331535 the following week in March. Though the records of the Other debaters are not us victory- studded as the one of the outstanding Smith boys. each member of the class did unusual work and showed marked advancemem in development. Baker. B. Smith. E. Smith, Dr. B. F. Rhudes b-m -.- -3 Muyer. M. Burlicr. Cranl'ord. Bugger, E. Kiihnl. Almvy. inrrm'. Murray J unior Entrants Whitvluw. Sue Baird Case. Brazzvl. nggs. Vumnn Lawyer J. Klihnl. Nudge. Baldwin, D, Garrett. Clampill. Shannon 0. F. Shuifcr. Boyd Lowe. Dolly Lowe. Conley. N. Chosshir. E. Kirby. Peddle. Tole'llllrsr. D, Starling. P. KiihnL Neeca Slmughn, .Jno Cannon. Maxine Grady. A, 01mm. 1, Riulnmm Laura Lee Arms Bill Smith Edna Hodge Grace Riggs Harold Huliand Polly Bux Emmett Smith Woody Stmull Delilah Tmnum Albert Gamer Virgil Lawyer Julia Tranum Margaret Shunnnn Overall Festival Winners Bill Smith and Laura Lee Arms: $886A 32:! tivai Festival Overall Winners Festival Overall W0men Festival OveralliMen . ..... , Festival Overull Junior Division Overall in Dictiun-Wumen Overall in DictioniMun , Overall in Public Speaking and Omlm'y-HKamen Overall in Public Speaking and Oratury-Men , Overall in Dramatic: Overall in Sunry Telling 10 Children , , Overall in Reading from R'Ianuscript ,,,,,, Overall in Rmhu Overall in Pnetry--Senim' DivisionAWmnCn I Overall in Puetry-Jmiinr Division and Overall in Directing Dne-Aut Piny Senior Entrants Sawyer. Box, J. Tranum. E. Ulreyu Richmond. T. F. Vaughan Slroop, Arms. B. Smith. Baker, Holland. Garnel: Stubblefaeld D. Tranum. Collier. R. Collins. S. Hickman. Virgil Lawyer. Stovall. Rutherford E. Smith, Baguette, Hargrave, Howell, Ferguson, Mikell. Hawkins $926!; 325 fiuaf Winners in Single Events Wyatt Sawyer . , Exaemporaneous Sermunette Chapcl Talk Betty Lowe .. . Reading Biblical Prnse anen Wurley Ferguson .. . . Reading Biblical Oratory Bob Hawkins ,, , Al'ter-Dinner Speaking and Character ACting-Senior Division Evan Ulrey ,, , Straight Acting and Directing One-Act Play Clinmn Rutherford , 7777777777777777777 , .. Original Radio Scrnmnctte Billy Baker , , , ,7 Debate Tolben F. Vaughan, Jr. . . . Dabate Mrs. Armstrong with Marguerite Barker and Wyatt Sawyer in Radio Clam erc! CAorud This year membership in the large chorus was opened to everyone who enjoys singing and desires an increased knowledge 01' music. This group met for two rehearsals each week and learned folk songs of various countries, sacred songs: patriotic setections, and Fred Waring's arrangenwnts 01' popular numbers. Thnugh the chorus was made up of voices ul' varying degrees of experience. adaptability, tone quality and power, Leonard Kirk's very able direction coupled with a sincere effort frum the group resulted in splendid progress and accomplishment. This organization is a member of the American Federation of Music Clubs. Officers were: George TippsA president: Harold Holland. vice-president: Ann Richmond, secretary-treasurer. Acv companisls were Ann Richmond. Christine Neal and Janet Rea. Frunt Raw: Director Leonard Kirk. J. Zuzzi. Bergner. Hemingway, Thornton. B. Ulrey. Halbert. Hel'tun. IVL Lamier, Young. Camp, Schuchurdt Second Row: Epperson, Dugger. L. Smith. Fry. NeaL J. HiIL Hazlet. D. Johnson, Hollingswurth Walden. Cunnell Third Row: Jewell. Shannon. H. Summilt. F. Rhodes. Lewis, F. Magness, G. Tipps, Virgil Lawyer. Baldwin Killebrew. K. Johnson. D. Dillard Fnurth Row: Richmond. Ciampitt. King. Cooley. J. Dillard, Therman Healy. Crawford. Baguette. Gordon. 1. Wolfe. Helsten. J. Tipps. Spruell. Smart. Rea Fifth Row: M. A. Cranfurd. Gurganus. Webb. Dean. Fritts. Straughn. J. Ganus. Mnbrey Miller, Holland. Vanhooser, Willett, Meyer. VJhitelaw. Wesson. Garner Sma ff CAorud Grouped in background, left to right: Holland. Garner, Ganus. Fritts. Walden, Mubrey Miller. L. Smith, Dean, Straughn, I. Wolfe. Smart, Crawford, Therman Healy, Epperson, Willett. Halbert. J. Tipps Grouped in foreground, left to right: Kirk. Richmond. Helton. J. Dillard. Camp. Thornton. Young, G. Tipps. Jewell. D. Johnson. Hemingway, Lewis. M. Lanier. Virgil Lawyer. J. Smith The small chorus was campused of thirty members who were selected from the larger group. They made several anticipated trips during the year Visiting high schools. army camps. broadcasting stations and churches. A very succes-sl'ul program for We benefit 01' Ihe Music in Hospiluls campaign was given in cunjunction with the large chorus and a generous contribution was made: In this came. 3 I A trio L'umbinjng puichrilude and talent was com- posed of Doris Johnsnn lirst 50131-11110; Palricizl Haibcri. second Snprunn, and Mildred Limior ultu, They gave special numbers cm programs and chums trips :1an 8151'! made recurdings. aquedtrian CZJ OFFICERS Roberta Brandon ,, ,, ..................Pres-idunt George D. Tipps ,, , ,. , , Vice-Prcsident June Killebrew.................n n , ,,,,,, Secretary-Tn-asurvr Lennard Kirk ,, ,,,,,,,Sponsor The Equestrian Club. with over thirly-tive members. has been one of the most active groups on the campua The addition of several registered Tennessee walking horses and a buggy have increased riding opportunities and stimulated development in horsemanship. An exhibition of riding techniques, early morning breakfasts and seasonal trips to Doniphan Lake and Bee Rock have been both instructive and entertaining. Under the enthusiastic and capable leadership of Leonard Kirk the stable and lot have been improved. new horses have been procured and club members have been encouraged. The following are Equestrians: Lois Benson. George S Benson, Leonard Kirk. Mrs. Florence JEWEH. Mrs. Hugh Rhodes. Patty J0 Shupe, Dorothy Zazzi. Jane Zazzi, June Killebrew. Mildred Lanier. George D. Tipps, Calvin Davis, Warren Meier, James Barkuloo, Donald Earwood. Ira Wolfe, Wayne Moody, Marvin Howell, Forest Mayer. Roberta Brandon, Sara Adams. Marian Schuchardt, Katherine Ruth Cone, Avanell White, Metta Dean Smith. Ann Scarborough, Leon Sanderson, Lloydene Sanderson. Martha Grady, Elizabeth Earnest. Edna Earnest, Carmen Price, Kathleen Williams Claire Carruthers. Marian French, Loretta Smith. Luughmg Annie Huonic . , . Jeff and Mun . .-. Buideugles! . . . Now. don't throw away yum- mmmx Jaursul'! . . . Are you out Checking up on Junior . . Jewel. the gem . , DI: vadbur Am'hm's uweigh. LL Berl'yhill . . . Pleasant lhuughb. Kirk , . . Quiet and eniciem . . . Mr. and Mrs. 'Whu Rhodes . . . Mrs. Truylur-mnker of perfec! hm dogs . . , The man We like in we cunning. DDL O'Nozll gave with a reading . . . Looking at the birdie . . . Come un down. the water looks line . . . Flow gently. Little Red . . . Nuw the anterior dorsal chromophores un Rama pilJens T, N. '1'? . . . Bert's brother and Gena Dell . . . Girls. where are your picks and shovels? Betty. I guess you are it! . . . What your altitude. girls! . . Are you getting generous. Janet? . . . N0 Gidennites in this group . . A Looking far far :m'aylf . 9 , .O . GL npar. 011011pick in'!!! C And the knot was tied . . . Helping keep the bureau going . . . Mary. does Joe know? . h . . . Something you . Bunnie. just Dr. .106. were Bursar appmve this? . . . Buddies . . . And 100k what came of this . . . And you know what they say about that maple sugar. Bob . . . Don't stand under that apple tree . . . Now 10 Continue. Claude. you get on one knee . . . Even in my dreams I see you. Wyatt . . . Why nut a bicycle built for two? . . . Still singing skip to me Luu, Virgil? . . . Joe knows now . want to say to her. Colis? h . . Peek-aabuu . . I My. aren't we all happy . . . Waiting at the gate? . . . A cute couple from Colorado . . . He seemed to like the college. Laura Lee h . who does Clinton think he is . . . Dunht let that go off. Lucien . . . What's so funny , . , you objecting? . . . Boy. this is dynamite! . . . Suzie. Suzie. give me your answer do'h-She didff Is that the righ1 spoon, Jerry? . . . Not much longer to put up with those students today, huh, Due? . . John. you have competition with all those girls . . . Nn fair showing her her mismke . . . Wymer Wiser weighs 20 grams . , 1W. . . . Do I really have things like that in my mouth? . . . Harding's on 1he airinu static please! . . . Ready for the performance. East Wingers-reacly for church . . . Girls. where's your dignity? . . . Rucka bye baby . . . Alone on a hilltop . . . Fun at 3 Gem: party . . . Betty. how can you put up with that? . . .Cuncenlrntinn on the Bison-Maybe'f . . . I wouldn't call this it'ush. would you. Harold:1 . Try singing now. Dale! . . . High on a windy hill . . Ann mus! have already finished her letter tu Ed today . . . Barbeque in the making . . . Sunday's mail . . . Surprised? Doris? , Jo and Murgarul-ready for a homerun . . . Picking cotton is nearly as hard as studying. isn't it. Dale? t Now hunk n! tho birdie and smileisweeliy , . . Girls. was this on Sadie Huwkin's day? , . . Gin- mc 11 hm'sc. :1 great big horse . . HVumivr if that's what Bert really wuntsh . . , Beauty mm 1110 rm-ks . . . Bum t-nnvention'3 WeI1 aren'x yuu ushmnod n! yourself. Bub? . , . After all. mind is grealvr than body! . . . Extra! Extra? Runcl that special e-rIi-Iiun Red hut! . . Kirk and his lirst lm'ctumsidc nl' music . . . Mary. Mary and Merry . . A Wyatt rides the Irznil at dusk Thermun lent u hand for Ihe May fete , , . H0! H0! Humf . , . Poor kitty? Poor Kirk! Down nn tho L'mnpus in the itty. biity puuF . . . Music and speech . . Feline uml femininity . Yo ultie Pvtit Jean $133 11 1a 114kYeah. um! nuw H'f' know , . . Beauty invades iht- wilds . . Whn bruught i1 lu yuLL Hugh? . , . Gctling in practices. buys? 1 T 6M5 Wu 61a .AclegaAian OFFICERS First Sem ester President Vice-Pr asident ' . rm -Trcasurvr Dm'is Eppersml Catherine Franks .. Nelda Ch 'xhtr Nelda Che Frances Fr Mary Lee De Mrs. Florence Don's; Eppersnn Sue Baird Sybil Hickman Mary Lee IJUILdy Catherine Franks Blanche Hickman Gena Dell Chesshir Ann Scurbnruugh Charlene Magness Nelda Chesshir Patty J0 Shupe Marizmrm Tux'cnrwr Frances: Fry Betty Chesshir Marian French Mrs; Florence Jewell pAi Eelia OFFlCERS First ester rnside'nr U-Prasidmal Bessie Mae Ledhm Ruth McDearma Ina Leanard Jolly Hill , Bessie Ma. , Jolly Hill -Prvsidc'ul Wruy Bullingt Inn Launard Mrs. Leslie Burk, PGSH rvr Spa n30 r Joyce Jones Ruth McDearman Pauline Dearin Altha May Bosarge W? Eu J us wgr Hermie Mae Webb Euphn Williams Grace Riggs me Bullmgton Mary Eizznpvth Ncece Dm'utliy Ponder I'Idnu Marion Waters Frances Hubbard Jolly Hill Tonnic Thomas Bessie Mae Ledbetter Mrs. Lcslic Burke Inn Lennard Bessie May Quarlos Sum Stul Frances Polly Ht ' Rulwrta '- Clnirc CHI Shirley Vaugh- MI'H. F. H'. Mu Durix Jnhnwn Reatha Vfutsun Margie Bt'uu'n Sau'u Stubblellold Rosemary Pledger Claire Camp Roberta Brandnn Shirley Vzmghan Polly Box Geraldine Ynung Geneva Clem Margaret Shannon Estelle Jackson Leona Anderson Eva Floyd Jnsephinv Cnnnoll Mildred Teffertiller Pauline Jackson Ida Ruth Smith Frances Watson Marguerite Barker Betty Simpson Mrs, F. W. Milttox v- n Jesse Vanhooser Emmett Smith Monroe Hawley Sidney Roper Joe Wnoton Genrge Tipps Dale Larsen Charles Brooks Clinton Ellint Keith Coleman Marvin Huwell Gene Temples Lloyd Coliier Jimmy Mmmeyhmn Bill Baker Gerald Gordon Joe Tipps Joe Cannon Ernest Porter Wm'ley Ferguson W K. Summit: Homer Haws Dale Straughn Robert Webb James Thomas Lluvd Com wiri'r'm. wTrcasu'rrr W. K. Sum 0111me Fall Term Christine Neal Prvsidmu Betty Maple ' lt'icc-Pn'side'ui JZIIICI R011 ,, Secretary: Mnxinv Q rmsurvr Miss Ry Mrs. J. Betty Maple x J Prmidvn! Funujn Duuthlll v VYiCL'VlJrC'S'idL'Hf Junel Ron Secretary Maxine U'iinnion Trt'asurur Mrs. .1955 RhUdCb I Miss Ruth Langl'urd l SPONSOR Betty Maple Lynn Heftnn Betty Ulroy Christine N011! Maxine OBanion Maryann Huzlet Janet Rea Funaju DnLllhill Dorothy Starling Jean Smith Reba Faye Nuduuu Mary .Iu O'Nvul Charlene Lni'tis Ruth Blnnsott Pat Bensnn Deunic mell Lillian Wiser Mrs. Jess Rhodes Miss Ruth Lunglm-cl Mrs. J. L Dykus Willknn L'uHmr J. E7. Dux'idmn Prewine Copeland Hubert Holsten DHHLUHF anym' Lloyd Whvclm' Fur! Rmvmzm Dewitt Gm'reit. Jr. Culis Cmsqlboll Clm'ls mel'urd HHbOI'l Collins Vernon Lawyer Fm'mt Mayor Paul Kiihnl Juhn Cannon Frank Curtis Launzml Kirk Virgil Lawyer James Willelt Louie Ward - f4 Inns Craw K'uiis Cam Robert C 1 ' Lennard WelaA Woe OIFFICERS idv m -Prv.x'1t10n1 etmy- Tmts u 11- 1' Ann Richmond Laura Loo Arms Bertha Siniih 'Wj Ann Richnmni Laura Lee Arms Betty an0 . Mrs. 1... kl Sanderson erm resident I'icevP-rr-siricnt L'crt'rary-Trc'asu rL'r pousor Laura Lee Arms Ann Richmond Marian SchLLchurdt Georgia Jenkins Jame Zazzi Mildred Curt Bertha Smith Juanita Anderson Dixie Lee Dillard Vera Mae Kiihnl Betty Lowe Sam Adams Mrs. L. OA Sanderson Lavina Atlen Maxine Grady Doris Abney Wanda Snudgrass Anna May Johnson Katherine Johnsun Jn Cruufurd Ruth Summiti Alpha Lee Turman Edna Hodge Cariclta qud Jewell Hancs Mary Ada Harris Juanita Thnmpson Nina Spears Miidrml Lzmier Jessie Faye Duncan Helen Summltt Miss Vivian Robbins Mary Alice Cl'anrord Esther Sewell eAt Edna Hodge Mildred Lanie Pr JMUJH. .. J pb-Prr'sidt'm Pcrvmrn-Tn'asurvr vanmr Mildred Lanier Ju Crunford... . Imogene Rickmim , Miss Vivian Robbins .1 017131 CERS Mill'jm'iv W111 Bunnie Hvl'g! Dm'nthy Dun .. Patricia Hull- Jarrvr Glndyh Walden , Dnmlhy Duvidsnn . ecrz'furyhTre'asurvr' Mrs. L. C. Sears . Sponsor Bunnie Bergner Theida Healy Margaret Smart Carmen Priu- Lois Hemingway Mary Etta Adams Mary Belle Gamer Wanda Killnugh Eugenia Stover Kearby Sue Bentley Ruth Benson Ruby Jenn Wossun Marjorie Waters Duruthy King Mary Hargravc Gladys Walden Dorothy Davidson Bonnie Sue Roper Patricia Hulhel'l Mildred Pearce Mrs. L. C. Sean's Jtmnie Reese Wyatt Sawy- .A ' . . - Evan Uh'ey T. . cmrci Mat:- Clinton Ruth M :arrc'rnmxtcr Frank Rhodes 4- Sponsor Wyatt Sawyer Woody Stovan Bob Hawkins Clinton Rutherford Evan Ulrey Wymer Wiser Bruce Cooley Talbert F. Vaughan. Jr. Therman Healy Harold Holland Sammie Swim Charles Shaffer Arthur Paddle Arvis Ganus Lucien Bagnetto Ordis Copeland Ralph Starling Darrel Starling Joseph Mitchen James Greenhaw Albert Stroop Frank Rhodes Jams Ganus Lee Burford 01FiHJICJERS FEM Term JuIia Trunum Madge Mille' Luis Gurgzl MnhI-l Si! President ' '0-P'rrxsidcnt Julia Trunu sidcnr leubel S 1ole Lois Cur Dnrulhy Mungur , Tn'asun'r Mrs. A. L. Hlnnhun Spousal Edith Kiihnl Hilda Lu Um Jones Kathleen Williams Luis Gurganus Julia Tranum June Killebrew Ruth Will: Ima Belle Kimbt'uugh Dorothy Munger Madge Miller Dorothy Case Ruth Barnes Loretta Smith Mrs. A. L. Blanton Dorothy Zazzie Mabel Sinele Guthrie Dean Bill Smith 2le .9012; Lewis Mikel! James D. Bales Karr Shannon Boyd Lowe Henry Farrar Eugene Holt Royce M urray Warren Whitelaw W. H. Sims Wayne Moody Leon Gibson Evan Farmer Homer VVuH'e Donald Earwood Ira Wolfe OFFICERS Donald Earwoo$$szifidant Warren W 'tela Vi 11-FW'5ECIvnt Wayne Moo y I '1?'crvmd:-Trvusurvr James D. Bales O L 110M02- Xh'A j K. J. AllMa 3AM irst SameatBr Delilah Tral P idea! Mcitu Dezm Vicc-Pr sidmu Opal Faye rota. J-Trvasurvr Melln Donn Upul Faye k Lnu DuEger 311's. C. F,DKLV1 Jr, ' nsor sidvnr y-Trq-usurrr Delilah 'I'mnum Doris Kelly Erma Frusl Frieda Hill Alice Rice 11mm Dean Smith Il'n Mae Brewer Diamond Perkins Gnlu Culluwuy Lou Dugger Mrs. C. F. Dm'idsun. Jr. 01ml Fuyu Shaffer BiJI Fogg Jimmie Van Dyna Dan Yake Albert Garner Ward K. Halbert OFFICERS Jimmie Van Dvng ?Pmsidtmf Dan Yanks?K m: suh'nI Bill Fugg ,, : SmeIEHJ-Tn-asnrrr VVal'd K. Halberi Spmmur Dul'ulhy $r Marcella M- Hillie Baird Marcella MCG' n . Lois VaughanKi Billie Baird Miss Frances Auld Jud Companerad 554711 e C Syce-Preside nt , e TetaryuTrmsu rvr h Sponsor Billie Baird Dorothy Sm it Marilyn Thornton Maxine Rose Imogene Frank 5 Ruth Brown Joanna Thurs Miss Frances Auld Lois Vaughan h Marcella McGinnis Guy Golden Marguerile Cl'anstnn Jessie Faye Jamison ton Annabelle Andrews Ferne G I'uy .qu'nonia Dennis Hulen John Kiihnl Berna rd Veleio James Cone Vernon Gould Jack Dillard Charles Pearson Carl Wills Dean Lawyer Gerald Fritts John D. Baldwin Charles Brazzel L. C, Sears OFFICERS Dean Law ' Charles Gerald Fr ' n'mr; Trmxun-T Gerald Frit . Carl Wills Jack Dillard L. C. Sears I'sr'dr 11! 171-1 r'n'usu rt'r J4r4andad OFFICERS President Vice-Presidv n! Socramry-Trmanw Sponsor Clovis Crawford Bill Smith Dorothy Munger L. C. Sears Uildl 1mm lllvan- Suulh Hal- an M- 61mm.- 1 Imlluw I'm: 1.1m i- llluu-lnhl Jimun Huuw-Ilmm Han II: II- lumum Haul. F v- :4 h In Im In H I In --im 5- wa ILM lm'w,I-uuu Pun hlI-ullmn l'.mlm llu-um 1mm. nH-m 1- wk r url:- lugrl l,.u- Auwm Il.ulv Snauglm lh-I-nrlxy ILw nu Mun Nu Hum. Jumw Eunu Ilnn rml..r.l Iumuuu' I'muk- LLI Iiulh ' HIM hdnrilp ! 1!- Limrhw ELn 'IIIHv-z 'llu-Im UIMI MHMI HsmM Mm H IWINNIJ ILm-mu H4 ' Hnm-Ll n mhll 'h'l'h. l, ilrrll'l Mulm: Ih-eu I 1....Im 1n ILmImIL Ilill Smith run - Ilululuml J-Nul- lulu l.: Luv! 1 ullwl Wanda thn'auh :IIWrI er-l. limb. Um w hum 1.I.u Hu-I'muy l'J-wlurw . VI 'lmll Flam . . W I no Emm nmh Grnv III.- WW CM OHWCEERS 7 . ? Virgil Lawyer President! A: ' Eugenia Strwer Vicv-Prvsidcnt Y Gladys Walden , ,, m,SccrvtaTu-T'rt'usurer W. K. Summilt Sponsor Doriai Juhlmm. Gladys Walden. Virgil Lawyer. Nina Spears. Luis Hemingway. Wayne Mnmdy, Ruth Summitt Bessie May Qum'les, Lee Burl'm'd Colis Campbell, Vera Mae Kiihnl. Edith Kiihnl. D21jluh Tranum, Helen Smnmill, Marybeth McClure. Juhn Kilhnl. Bessie Mme Ledbetter. Erma Frost Mildred Teffertiller, Hilda Lu Um Jones. Dale Larsen. Jean Smith. Lloyd Wheeler. Evan Farmer. June Killebrew, Mary Lee Dandy, Gene Temples Loretta Smith. Albert Stmop. Laura Lee Arms, Ralph Starling Woody Sluvull. Ina Lennard. Lois Gurganus. Ruth Barnes, Altha May Bosargc W. K. Summitt. Doris Kelly. Jolly Hill, Raynmnd Kiihnl, Betty Uh'ey. Eugenia Surver. Jimmy Van Dyne. Dorothy Smith Hamid Holland. Patricia Halbert yzagaza cm OMICERS V . 7 . . ; j u , 'I'ulbcrt F. Vaughan, x l. j . Jr. President - ' ' 3-. Shirley Vaughan Vit'e-President ' - . 5 William Collins Secretary-Trmmtrur Forest Mayer Prewitle Copeland Shirley Vaughan Tulberl F. Vaughan. Jr. Marjorie Waters James Ganus Eugene Hull. Bruce Conley Guthrie Dean Dorothy King Lucien Baguetto W'ray Bulimgtun Robert Collins Lewis Mikel! Madge Miller Arvis Gunus William Collins James Turner Bill Fogg Ruby Haywood Ward K. Halberl Joyce J ones Donald Earwunci Edna Waters W. H. Sims OAfaAoma OFFICERS Jesse Vemhunser Pn-xidvn! Jant't Rea l'icv-Presidcnl Virginia Terry Sycromry-Trvusurur Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mattmx Sponsor Jesse Vanhuoser. Janet Rea, Joe Wunton, Lois Vaughan. Ruth Wills. Gcmldinc Young. John D. Baldwin, Virginia Terry Leon Gibson. Dorothy O'Neal. Margueriie Barker. Clinton EliioL Vivian Robbins. Edna: Hodge. Jonnie Reese, Dorothy Templeton Nnah Sparks, Jr., Charlene MagneSS. Forrest Magness. Jewell Hanea Bruce Bull. Bill Bowers, Mary Kay Hollingsworth. Jack Evans. Alpha Lee Turman Lloydene Sanderson. Pat Benson. Joanna Thurston. Jean Ashcrait, Hugh Rhodes. Katherine Johnson, Carl Wills, Mrs. F. W. Mattox, F. W. Muttox Sexad OH'HCERS George Tipps Wyatt Sawyer Lou Bugger Mrs. Hugh Rhudes Presidcut Viw-Pl'vsidl'm Sccrvm ry-Tre'asu rrr Spa nsur Wyatt Sawyer Mildred Lamer Jzames Willett Charles Bl'tmkn George Tipps Lynn Hefmn Wanda Snodgms: Sidney Rnper Lou Dugger Gerald Frills Ann Scal'bul'uugh Sammit- Swim O. R. Perkins Hessie Mae Webb Calvin Davis Diamond Perkins Bub Lanier Warren Meier Kearby Sue Bentley Ruyce Murray Toe Dan Tipps Dm-nthy Case Mary JU U'Nuul Mrs. Hugh Rhodes 6 cm OFWCFRS Thornmn Heuly President Ruben Hclslcn Vicv-Prcsident Mary Hurgmve Socrvmry-Treasnn-r h- Jumes D, Bales Sponsor Claude Lewis. Mary Hargrave. Arthur Paddle. Margaret Smart Dorothy Zazzi. Robert Helsten. Murgm'm Clampitt Maryann Huzlct. Wilson Chase, Thelda Healy. Thurman Healy. Marian Schuchm'dt. Kathleen Wil- liams. Ira Wolfe Dorothy Wands. Warren Whitelaw. Doris Eppersun. Jane Zazzt Jue Cannon. Patty .l'n Shupe. Mari- anne Tnvcnnor, James D. Baies Whatcha 590. girls? . . C. W. was glad lu be back evidentlyl! . . . We're in the Navy now . . . Ir: that place saved fm' Ruth? A . A Dale at ease . . . County farm patriots . . . Bert. your mouth? upen . . . Luis. what's the matter with your hand . . . AH smiles . . . Cuff the campus again. girls? i W 61;; 7urmmrmucmgL Bub Hawkins ' ,, Fargsjmm?7 ' 1'n Clinton Rutherford ?TiCP'-Presideht Bonnie Bergner , V'SPrmi'cjirdi'gAj-Trctlsurer Mrs. Florence M. Culhcal't Sponsor Betty Manta. Bunnie Bcrgner. Lomm Andaman. JL1;mita Anderson. Bub Hawkinsz Margaret Shannon. Grace Riggs. Clinton Rutherford Mrs. Florence M. C'alhcart. Georgia Jenkins. Claire Camp. Frieda Hill. Opal Faye Shaffer, Charles Shaffer Reba Faye Nacleau. Sara Admns fl- .Soorfd jn framura g! Sumo phases of the intramural program are pictured above by indix'iduais taking part in the various sports. They are Ordis Copeland. basketball: Buddy Vaughan. ping pong; Bill Smith. horse- shucs: Hugh Rhodes. Swimming; Virgil Lawyer. archery: Sidney Roper. Football: and Jnhn Cannun. lruck and liclcl. Pictured 0n the division page is Hugh Rhodes who this year returned to Harding as Physical Education Director. A Fme athlete. a true spurtsman and an advocate of character development lhrnugh athletics, Hugh has promoted a program in which all who participated have benelltlvd physically, spiritualiy and morally. sway The year's intramural program opened with the softball tournament in which lhc- facuhy was outstanding. The Aircobras. composed of Dean. Fogg. John Cannon. C. Shaffer, R, Miller, E. Smith. Hulen. Porter and Cone, were the champions. An AlI-Star team of J. Ganus. Jnhn Cannon. Slump. O. Copeland. Vanhuoser. C. Shaffer. Wanton. R. Starling. T. F. Vaughan. J. C. Davidson. Fugg and D. Starling was chosen Sloodaif Football season opened with a high-nwunted enthusiasm which increased as the 502mm progressed. The Junior class was on the top of the pile in the class tournament. and Sidney Rnpur's Cardinals llriul'nphed over Ordis Copeland's Buzzards Yo tuke the intramural crown. Comprising the Cardinals were Roper. Virgil Lawyer. Fugg. Crawford. 8. Smith. '1 . F. Vaughan. and Farrar. Chosen fur stellar performance and good sportsmanship. the Ali-Star team was R. Starling. WLxer. O. Cupclzmd. Roper. Fogg, Hawkins, Baldwin. Juc Cannon and Sh-nup. gadgelgaff Much unlhusiumn war: displayed in lmskctbull this your. bath in the class. tnuruumont which anr: won by the Juniors and in the intramural tuurnnzm'nt lake: by Dr. Joe Pryor's Blundhnunds. Members of lht' winning BInudhuunds were Lee Burfurd. Lvm: Gibsrm. Coy Campbell, J00 PFYUIZ Vernon Lawyer. Al Slump. John Baldwin, Ray Miller, A1 Stroop, Virgil Lawyer. Vernon Lilwyer. Ordis Copeland. John Cannon and James Cone mm picturcm were selected on the AlletzIr team. Tho Junior teznn was cmnposed 0f Clovis Crawhjrd. .lulm Cannon. Ray Miller. Ordis Copeland. Evan Farmer: BEH Smith. A! Stroop. 21nd Virgil Lzlwysr. Eng ong Jimmy Ganus emerged ping pong Champion out of a field 0f nBurly fifty contestants. For the chum- pionship he defeated Lucien Bag- neuu. leading coxncndcr fur the title. Some keen competition de- veloped in the x'ulleyball con- tests before the tournmnent was completed. Jimmy Gamma Clash- ers. composed nf Coy Campbell. Charles Brooks. Jimmy Ganus. Irn Wnlle. and Vernon Lawyer. took Iirst place in the intra- mural gamw and tho fucuhy led the entire group in 1m- Class tuurnnmem. Muttnx. M. Miller. J. Pryor. .l. Rhodes. F. Rhodes. Dykt-r- Summin. H.1ihndcs and Kirk L'tHHDl'iFPd the Bald Engiw. Th:- l'nrulty mowed unusual intrrosl in Ihv entire program. entering a 1mm m cvery tour- nament and taking top honors in hm. Wizygaii gun in $014.4 -- . :::! :1 A i E 1 . $$ Late in the spring term the annual Track and Field Day was held. Numerous track contests were spirited and the major field events were of interest to all. In the upper portion of the above are displayed different sludents pracxicing for the various track and field events. In the lower por- tion participation in some of the general recreational activities is depicted. There was keen competition among the Clubs for track and lield honors; the Sub-T's winning lirst by a large margin. TNTS and Lambda Sigma's taking second and third places respectively. Ordis Copeland was high point man in the meet. J - - 29 F ea era m 92w .4 ntramura :5 Standings when the Petit Joann went lu press. Top Five: Brandon, Kimbmugh. Price. E. Waters, Wmmn Next Highest: King. Riggs. Cunnull, Sinelc. D. Johnson. Slm'L-I'. Lnymun. Clampiu. Smart. K. Jnhnmu. Case Bert Brandon. senior in charge 01' girls' intrumuruls. hur: been largely rcspunsibln l'nr the effectiveness and interest displayed in sporls among the girls this year. Points are kept lm- pul'tivipn- lion in the various intramuruls throughout the year. The live girls with the largest numbL-r ul' imints receive jackets and the next ten win medals. Seventy-seven per cent nf the girls in SL'hnnI hmk part in the program up until the timv the annual wont tn presax For the 111111111 cunsm' Lune yC'm.Ca1'1111n P1 118 Came out winner in the tennis tournament defeating Ruby Juam Woxsm1.C11rmet1 has dexeluped 11 vm unique stvlo 01 tennis which has pnwed most 501111 The Pink Sux captained by Bait 1111111111111. tunk lit'st hnnnls in suftbal! They clashed With Ruby Joan Wessuu's Red Sex '111 the 1111111 g:1111c.PiC'1ured me the Pink Sox and H112 All- Stms The ten Ail -Sta1's were thOsCIl 1mm the six teams in the tuul'nauwnt. All-Slars: Nadeau. E. Waters. Joyce Junes. D, Johnson. Wesson. Brandon. Case and Smart Pink Sax: Waters. Joyce Jones. Bullingtun. Ju Jones. Hargrave. Brandon, Case. King gadLetgai! AH-Smn: Sewell. 'I'urmam Price Kimbrcmgh. D. Dillard. X'Cvxs-nn-Fry and Brundun tnbsenl: FH-yhmen: Kelly. K. Johnson. H. Kilhnl. Turman, Kimbruugh. Hodge and Cnnnell Alley Cals; Fry, Wesson. Brandon, Dillard. Wuods. Lumen: Cunnell. Pledger and SewvH tabwnn Imonsr iIm-z'esl wan: manifested in burketbnlL there being a class tournament us well :11. um: in inh'nrnurub. Th:- l'rt-shmvn. relying on u vumbinulinn u1' spm-cl and height. 1r1umphvd mm' tht' srniurs m a hard wml X'lCIOI'y. The Alley Cuts. innical n! their qum-sakus. mmc nut ViL'IDTiOUr M'z-r Ihv Prrsinm in the In- lrusnurnl dix'tsirm. They displayed cxcollvm Ienmmn'k. As m mfllmll the All-Smrs ware plc-kcd from the six lmms. Interegl urns su high that thv huskmball .wusnn was uxlendod tn include :1 gunm hr-tween tho Iirst 21nd su-nnd AH-Smra played :nm-nrmng In huys' rules, The buys wert- quilc- unmet'd. jnlramurag Tho Vullcts: wnn both 1ho 1'll'St Llnd tho secuml half of H10 Volley ball tournament in lake tint place. The winning team was Arum Kimhrnugh. Price. Cusv. Riggs. Clampin, and G. D. Chesshir. CEH'IHDH Price. displaying a fast gums, u'nn lirst plum m'er Ruby Jean Wesson in ping pong. Though the archery tournament had nut been held when ihe annual was sent to the primers. plans had been formulated for it and practice had begun. The addition of new equipment in mm department stimulated interest in the William Tell division. Though tournaments in all the sports represented had not beer. completed by the time for going to press. plans for archery. hole-in-one. free Ihmw and lJadminton had been made. Points fur ull thest- sports will be cnumed and applied on the records toward jackets and medals. This year the Academy girls have entered the college tournaments. The must outstanding athlete wiih gum! attitude. spurtsmanship and keen interest will be entiled to a spurts' jacket. Track and lield day also provided stimulus for compentinn among the girls' clubs, When the puinls were Inmled. the Ju So JuE: were Iirst, WHC'S sewnd. and GATAIG 1hird. WhL-rr'h Ruby Juan. Afpim's'f . . . Kirby mttago , . V Bye! Ynu'il 1011me . . . June in January lTlh t'cmury England for a night . . Huul' tl'nm Laura. EVyn'wrl' . . . Hnld him. Wyatt! Sunmng. Bunnie A A v Clinton, dues it huInHL'H' , . , The lhlt' nf the Hunc- sided , . Ox't-rlhm dbudc. J4Juertidemen :5 WO0IJ-FREEMH LUMBER COM PANY St-urt'y. Arkansas is?!- lem- 446 TIM Gum! Lumbpr Numbt'r lgetif Jean Cachlar SEPTEMBER IT GrCetingS. everyonell 18 Freshmen take tests; upper classmen 'imroll. 19 Memori211 chapel for Bro. Armstrong. 21 Classes start. Some students learn the way around. while others- 23-The students meet the profs. 28 Quoth Bales. When you wake up get up! ZQHDI'. Rhodes chides Bales in answer to time-saving' with uWhen short on time just borrow your vocinmatek tie. rll'fr If . Hy. ii i '1!- LISTED A.A.A. DUNCAN HINES Adventures in Good Eating Lm-zlted cm Highways 67 8: 64 SEARCY, ARKANSAS q: E. D. WAKENIGHT Plumbing and Electrical Supplies and Equipment In Vogue Beauty Shop ROBERTSON'S DRUG STORE Simw 1860 W. H. SCARSDALE DRUGS. GIFTS iIG N S - - 1 JEW'ELRY AND ANTIQUES- MACK'S TRUCK LINE 7 Sonny In JIt-mphis lem- 104 i SEARCY ARKANSAS CumPHWN'mF i PARKVIEW SERVICE STATION ilurlln-l Angel. owm-r PHONE 2ll 30-Joe Whittemore visits the campus. Girls' social Clubs start plotting. SCOT'PS GROCERY 1512 Emu Ran- OCTOBER TELEPHONE 53 2 Ganus here en masse. Reminiscences of summer work. 3-H0110w chested?? Better see the doc 5 P '1' physical exams. ; ' 4-Dr. Joe speaks in chapel. V IRGIL LEWIS . MEWS SHOP 9 DrV Benson Zips us over to Wilmington. Delaware. on a trip. g. lO-The fall meeting gets off to an enthusi- astic start with Bro. J . Harvey Dykes doing the preaching. I 7 W Curler Suiin and Freeman Shnes l . M. GABBISON gewelm - 69p!ometrisl JEW ELER En; r ! h , . iL ... x 1' H mm; m-ST unlrlz g?npairing RIUDHRN EQUIPRIENT FUR EXAKIINING EYES AND FITTING GLASSES 1'51 Hilll- Hquzlrv Corm'r Spruce and Ram- Slru't Phnm- 225 SEARCY. ARKANSAS 12 BiIl Stokes and his wife visit chapel. as do Axel and Doris Swang. T. Cny Porter and Keith Swim come back home. 13 The P. J. stuff blisters their tender palms raking leaves so that they can get a picture of the Ad building 19 REAL meat for supper. El-Girl pledges say. 'Tes. ma'am. 26-Some were going to uKiss and Tell - did you?! I-IEADLEE DRUG COMPANY R . Prt-scrillliuns ' Drugs ' Tuilvt Artivlvs ' Sodas- ' SuudwivIu-s Phone 290 When , Hu- Cullpgp Hludonla Cnrhpr 4 SCOTT-MAVER commssuon compnuv v WHOLESALERS OF FINE FOODS Exrlusirr Dl'slrl'bulnrs HART, PRATT-LOW a:- LIHBY High Grade Canned Cumls ORRIS FLUL'R Very Finest Grade 7 Little Rock Ho! Springs, Arkansas Central .lrkansas lladio lfo. 106 E. Market Hvart-y. Arkansas Plume No. 8 15. E. udinei Hulpoinl Appliances Hvrurih '3ij Sprrir'v on I Hmlios 0 Appliances 0 Public Address Equipment 0 Intercommunication Equipment 27-Six weeks' tests- we toil both late and earlf'u. 28 The Sub-Ts gorge on an early break- fast. BlfArvis eats pie at annual Oklahoma Hallowe'en party. Blood tests taken and passedrimaybe STOTTS DRIG STURI': PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Prompt Dplirvry Horrirr' thu- 33 EL1 ,N11VIY PHARKI'r W'. n. Clank. I'rup. FRESH AND CUHED MEAT Phone I? K 18 305 IN. Sprun- Svarry. Ark. RIALTO THEATRE Nnrlh :lrkanxas' Firms! Thenfn' We are always glad m co-npurale wnh the fine :1udem; of Hordmg Colicge Spatial Rules for PiclIm-o Shmr l'm'lim PLAZA THEATRE THE THOMPSON HATCHERY QI'ALITY BABY CHICKS AND CUSTOM HATCHINU W-lsk Tour Nl'ighlmr 17 Yt-zlrs of Service to Farnwrs 1 16.000 Capacity l'. 5. and Slate Apprmml iii- NOVEMBER 1 Chape1 sing. 3-Many cotton pickilf hands held. 4 Everyone nurses stiff muscles. 8 Mrs. Cathcart parades her good house- keepers. 9 J0hnnie Reese gets operated. 11 The nK Club enjoys a wafHe supper. 15rThe GaLaHa throw :1 wm-do at lhc- Rendezvous. r-I-. HP .Alpprvciulr Your Prrlrona m g. j CENTER AT MAIN ' On Highway 67 16-The fali all-school outing day nuff said. 17 Ever v0ne lim ps around. IllllllLE TIN SHIIP $53? 20-Honesty is Jess Rhodes' chapel theme. ZkThedne-l Garner arrives on the campus. 25-The Lowell Davises arrive. SHEET METAL WORK OF ALL KINDS ZLBro. A. R. Holton gets the lectureship off to a good start. i331- 27-Bro. Davis reports on China. 300 Vim! Race 28-More guests arrive for lectures. 30- Mrs. Miniver presented. 7 7 Lin b t 914E1ILWWEN-f4l 1H IYI9 49M COMPLiMENTS OF FRIENDS I WILKERSON BOOK STORE 9 MAGAZINES. BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES D E C E M B EH R HIE CREAM. sums. GIFTS AND NOTIUNS I9Moscr sisters sing in chapel. 9 3-C. W. Bradley speaks at Sunday Phone 508 services. 5 59And the rains still came. '3 9 7-Bro. Kirby talks in chapek-fmal tests ; are loved by allAlike medicine. 9 Harding Students Welcome IkChapel sing9a group goes carolling. 9 -,,, , .9 m, , r , . 9 9 0mm ' ANTI! SUPPLY AUTUMOTIV E R EPLACEM EXT P ARTS 203 Wind Ram- l'hum- I33 Cunlph'ml'ufs THE SELIG CO. Maouhcturing Chemists ATLANTA, GA. Monumciulere cf 'JIM KOTE fcl GYMNASIUMS GYM FLOOR CLEANER DSINFECTANTS I :EODOFARTS SANITARY SUPPLIES EH. 1896 CARL .POW'ELI 1 Dry Goudu- Rq-5u! v-lu-W't-ur Sh Of'H 14-1301 O'Neal reads The Other XVisu Man in chapel. 15-Hugh and N. R. do ii-Ihe knnt wars tied. Rrserve your P. J. or 015v. 16-The gala's fiip fiapjacks at us, l7-Twilight px'ngmm and dinner enjoyed by all. 7 lQ-Juninr buys skin faculty basketballers. 21-Santa is coming and we are going. WIIITH l'lll'N'lW EIH'II'IIEXT I'MII'HY HI-arl'y. Arkansas Phone 192 Allelfs Quality Bakery Searoy. Arkansas THE PASTRY AND SPECIALTY SHOP unhvro Hukml Gum's An. Furnished ! For All Kinds of Enl'l-rhu'unwnl COME IN AND SEE US ABNERqS GROCERY um! VANXQ COTTAGES 374 TQ-h-phunc- JANUARY lkNoo YaWs hyar. 2 M0nmc and Julia enter the stone age. Q-Mr. Hague keeps trying and finally gets chapel picture. 11-Dr. Goodbar mo relation to Mr. Good- bari visits. 12kT. Coy rings Fanajo. 157All agree to donate one hour of labor per week to the school for the remain- der uf the school year. 16 Mrs. Cathcart recovers from illness. KBOIPS Ladies Apparel Compliments of FEDERRTED 1TORE$ I17 Ari-h Ht. SEAHCY. ARK. Men's Suils Men's W'enr W'mm-n's Suils K' Dresses I321- Shups fur the Pnlinv family 4 k -.r: A-. 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Arkansas Rutherford, Clinton 408 Hart Road Lexington 18, Kentucky Sawyer, Wyatt 1227 South Mont Clair Dallas. Texas Sinele. Mabel Cave City, Arkansas Smith, Bertha N. Route 2 Clay, New York Starling, Raiph Searcy, Arkansas Stubblefield. Sara Route 4 Morrison. Tennessee Tipps. George David, J r. 1310 Avenue D Northwest Childress, Texas Tranum. Delilah Webb. Mississippi Tranum. Julia Mae Webb. Mississippi Vaughan, Tolbert Fanning, Jr. 4626 Spain New Orleans, Louisiana Waters. Marjorie Hartzer Alachua. Fiorida Wesson. Ruby Jean Nashville. Arkansas Wiser, Wymer Route 3 Wartrace. Tennessee Wooten, Joe Gore, Oklahoma Arms. Laura Lee Celina. Tennessee Awtrey. Engel Lee Route 4 Paragould. Arkansas Baguette. Lucien 117 South Galvez New Orleans 19. Louisiana Baker. Billy 2402 Acklen Avenue Nashville 5, Tennessee JUNIORS Bergner. Bonnie Beth Isabel. Kansas Brown. Margie Wayne 401 West Pleasure Searcy, Arkansas Camp. Ciaire Wood Trenton. Kentucky Cannon, John Route 1 Washington. Arkansas Clem. 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Pennsylvania Rickman, Sybil Ravenden Springs, Arkansas Roper. Bonnie Sue Harding College Searcy. Arkansas Smith, Bill Route 1 McCrory. Arkansas Smith. Emmett Newport. Arkansas Smith. Metta Dean Route 1 McCrury. Arkansas Starling. Dorothy Johns Searcy. Arkansas Siovall. J. Woody Mount Pleasant, Texas Stover, Eugenia 3441 Norlheast Rodney Portland 12, Oregon Slroop, Albert 1110 Morrow Avenue Nashville. Tennessee Thornton. M arilyn Blackwater, Missouri Traylor, Betty Sue 919 East Market Searcy, Arkansas Turner, James 205 West Pleasure Searcy, Arkansas Ulrey, Evan 6217 Calhoun Street Dearborn, Michigan Van Dyne, Jimmie 44 Morningside Drive New York, New York Vaughan, Shirley 4626 Spain New Orleans, Louisiana Walden, Gladys Neosho, Missouri Watson, Frances 610 South West Avenue El Dorado. Arkansas Wheeler, Lloyd Spencer, Indiana Anderson. Leona Howard. Kansas Baird. Sue Williford. Arkansas Barker. Marguerite 1016 Keeler Avenue Bartlesville, Oklahoma Bentley. Kearby Sue 300 North Riverside Drive Fort Worth. Texas Campbell, Colis Route 1 Searcy, Arkansas Cannon. Christine Edwards Searcy. Arkansas Cannon. Joseph 18 Rideau Street Toronto. Ontario, Canada Chesshir. Nelda Nashviile. Arkansas SOPHOMORES Chouleau, Jeanne 519 E. Osage Nowata. Oklahoma Cowan. Wesley 301 West Pleasure Searcy. Arkansas Dendy, Mary Lee 711 North President Street Jackson 6. Mississippi Dillard. Jack Bergman. Arkansas Duncan, Jessie Faye Searcy. Arkansas Earwood. Donald 1215 Easton Street Mobile. Alabama Epperson. Doris 215 South Federal Denver, Colorado Floyd. Eva Nashville, Arkansas Franks. Catherine Oil Trough. Arkansas Fry. Frances Lake City. Arkansas Ganus, James 1625 Mirabeau Avenue New Orleans, Louisiana Gamer, Mary Belle Calico Rock, Arkansas Garrett. Dewitt. Jr. Harding College Searcy. Arkansas Halbert. Patricia 840 Forrest Avenue Evanston. Illinois Hanes, Jewell Griggs, Oklahoma Harris, Mary Ada Greenway, Arkansas Hazlet, Maryann Hudson. Colorado Healy, Thelda 222 Wood Street Fort Collins. Colorado Healy. Therman 222 Wood Street Fort Collins, Colorado Helsten. Robert 1l28 Francisco Street Berkeley, California Hemingway Lois 12810 Robson Avenue Detroit, Michigan Jackson, Estelle Newport, Arkansas Johnson, Anna Maye Searcy. Arkansas Johnson, Doris East Prairie. Missouri King. Dorothy Jean Route 3 Athens. Alabama Lambert, Maxyne Cardwell, Missouri Galena Park, Texas Lawyer, Vernon Harding College Searcy. Arkansas Layman. Cannon 2622 Jackson Kansas City. Missouri Leavitt, Bernice Brittain Searcy. Arkansas Lowe. Betty Fairview. Montana Lowe. Boyd Fairview, Montana Miller, Dorothy Davidson 4104 Lee Street Greenville, Texas Miller. Charles Ray Searcy. Arkansas Murray, Royce 1208 Belleview Street Dallas, Texas Nadeau, Reba Faye Box 507 Oregon City. Oregon Noflsinger, Ralph L. 3804 East English Wichita, Kansas Ozbirn, Wade Ash Flat. Arkansas Paddle. Arthur 3 Playter Crescent Toronto, Ontario. Canada Pledger. 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Amity4 Arkansas Watson, Reatha Virginia Nashville, Tennessee Webb, Robert Guy, Arkansas Wells, Kathryn Jane 20'? East Market Searcy, Arkansas Whitelaw, Warren T. 11 Cowan Avenue Toronto. Ontario. Canada Willett, James 7 East 5th Street Coffeyville, Kansas Wright, Mary J ane Searcy. Arkansas Young, Geraldine 612 East Ilth Bartlesville. Oklahoma Abney. Doris J ean 121 West Kings Highway Paragould. Arkansas Adams. Sara Route 2 Guthrie. Kentucky Allen. Lavina Alicia, Arkansas FRESHMEN Anderson. Juanita Howard, Kansas Andrews. Annabelle Route 4 Harrison. Arkansas Baird, Sue Winiford, Arkansas Barker, Ruth 4629 Walnut Pthadelphia. Pennsylvania Baldwin, John D. Cordell, Oklahoma Barnes, Ruth 611 Main St. Tupelo, Mississippi Benson. Pat 724 East Moses Cashing, Oklahoma Benson. Ruth Harding College Searcy. Arkansas Bla nsetl, Ruth Hoxie. Arkansas Biantun. Mary Rushton Searcy. Arkansas Boner. Elmer 15 Outlet Memphis. Tennessee Bowman! Earl 501 East South Line Sem'cy. Arkansas Bosarge, Altha May 1193 East Coldwater Road Flint. Michigan Brandon. Jack Route 2 Searcy. Arkansas Brazzel, Charles Route 1 Monticello. Arkansas Brewer. Ira Mae Risen. Arkansas Brooks. Charles 1030 Pnrkview Dallas 10. Texas Brown. Mrs. Robert Forrest Park Apartments Memphis. Tennessee Bullington, Ruby Wray Athens, Alabama Burford. Lee House Looxahoma. Mississippi Callaway. Gala Red Star. Arkansas Cart. Mildred 1124 West 4151 North Little Ruck. Arkansas Case. Dorothy Route 1. Box 186 Wichita Falls. Texas Chesshir. Betty Nashville, Arkansas Chesshir. Gena Dell Nashville. Arkansas Clampitt, Margaret 624 Quincy Street. N. W. Washington 11. D. C. Cone. J ames Newburg, Arkansas Connell. Josephine Smackover. Arkansas Coniey. Bruce 3326 Tulane New Orleans. Louisiana Cooper. Patty 1304 South Main Jonesboro. Arkansas Cranford. J o Manila. Arkansas Cranford. Mary Alice Perryville, Arkansas Cranston. Marguerite Beebe. Arkansas Davidson, J. C. Bergman, Arkansas Dawson. Raymond Prescott, Arkansas Dean. Guthrie Davis Farmerville. Louisiana Deerin. Pauline Beech Grove. Arkansas Dees. Inez Route 4 Harrison. Arkansas Dillard, Dixie Lee Bergman. Arkansas Bugger. Lou Hillsburo. Texas Durham. Fon Sidney Borden. Indiana Farrar. Henry 2211 Highland Avenue Nashville 5. Tennessee Fields. Pauline Judsonia. Arkansas Fogg. Bill Valdosta, Georgia Ford. John Bald. Knob, Arkansas Foster. Paulynn 4125 Wyoming Kansas City. Missouri Franks. Imogene Oil Trough. Arkansas French. Marion Clinton. Arkansas Fritts. Gerald E. 2408 West 6th Avenue Amarillo. Texas Frost. Erma Stevens Point, Wisconsin Fraud. Carletta Steprock. Arkansas Futrell, Etha J ane Route l Beech Grove. Arkansas Ganus. Arvis Dale 1625 Mirabeau Avenue New Orleans. Louisiana Gibson. Leon R. Antlers, Oklahoma Gordon, Gerald Lonoke, Arkansas Gould, Vernon D. Huff. Arkansas Grady. Martha 423 Woodlane Little Rock. Arkansas Grant, Kathryn 422 Burlesow Corpus Christi, Texas Gray. Ferne Roe, Arkansas Greenhaw. J ames Snowball. Arkansas Gurganus, Lois 1528 East SSth Place Chicago. Illinois Hammack. Emory Preston Richmond, Virginia Haws, Mrs. Homer H. 212 West Exchange Street Owosso, Michigan Hayes. Oscar Box 284 Arkansas City. Kansas Hefton. Lynn 308 Ely Sherman, Texas Hili. Frieda Williamsburg, Kentucky Hodge, Edna 22 S. E. ZBth Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Holloway, Martha B. 1810 Main North Little Rock. Arkansas Holt, Eugene Brilliant, Alabama Holt, Talmadge Wayne Leachville. Arkansas Horton, Glenda Ash Flat, Arkansas Hubbard. Frances Lois Strawberry. Arkansas Hulen, Dennis Heber Springs. Arkansas Humphries, Robert Searcy. Arkansas Hutson. Linzel Ash Flat. Arkansas Jamison. Jessie Faye 303 Madison Street Jonesboro. Arkansas Jenkins. Georgia Allensville. Kentucky Johnson. Katherine F. Granite. Oklahoma Jones. Hilda Lu 1.101 2201 Ohio Avenue Flint, Michigan James. J oyce 52 South Dearbom Mobile 15, Alabama Kelly, Doris 126 Harding Avenue Kingston, New York Kilhnl. Edith Route 1 Enid, Mississippi Kiihnl. John Route 1 Enid. Mississippi Kiihnl, Paul Route 1 Enid, Mississippi Klihnl, Vera Mae Route 1 Enid. Mississippi Killebrew. Constance June 10982 South Church Chicago, Illinois Killough, Wanda 301 East Park Avenue Seam. Arkansas Kimbrough, Ima Belle Route 4 Batesville. Arkansas Kirby, Edith Polk Harding College Searcy, Arkansas Lantroop. Ruby Jewell Porter Rodgers Hospital Searcy. Arkansas Lawyer. Douglas Harding College Searcy, Arkansas Leasure. Louise Judsoru'a. Arkansas Lotus. Charlene Maynard. Arkansas McClure. Marybeth Route 1 Winnebago. Illinois Magness. Charlene Box 145 Alluwe. Oklahoma Meurer. Pat Searcy. Arkansas Mitchen. Joseph Henry 532 Elm Street Crossett, Arkansas Moody. Wayne 1101 North 63rd Street Phiiadelphia. Pennsylvania Mooneyham. Jimmy Lake City, Arkansas Moyer, Forest 108 18th Street Columbus. Georgia Munger, Dorothy Hickory Ridge. Arkansas Neece. Mary Elizabeth Souih Fort Smith, Arkansas O'Neal. Mary Jo Bolls Home Quinlan, Texas Passmore, C. B. Marshall, Arkansas Pearce. Mildred 4818 Kenyon Avenue Little Rock, Arkansas Pearson. Charles L. Black Oak. Arkansas Ponder. Dorothy Cardwell. Missouri Poweli. Deanie Searcy. Arkansas Propps, Lowell Cordell. Oklahoma Reese. Jennie 220 Alameda Avenue Norman. Oklahoma Riggs. Grace 1312 Breckenridge Owensboro. Kentucky Rose. Maxine Melbourne, Arkansas Schuchardt, Marian 3917 Lincoln Avenue Oakland 2. California Shannon, Kart. Jr. 2100 North Arthur Little Rock, Arkansas Shape. Patty Jo 265 King Street Denver, Colorado Simmons. Anne 5615 Oleander Street Dallas 10. Texas Smith. Charles McCrory. Arkansas Smith. Grant Jennings Winchester. Virginia Smith. Loretta M. 214 East Castle Street Syracuse 5, New York Smith. Jean 122 West 1711: Street Anderson. Indiana Snodgrass, Wanda 411 4th Street Childress. Texas Sparks, Noah, Jr. Sallisaw. Oklahoma Spears, Nina Buttler, Missouri Tavenner. Marianne 1353 Delaware Street Denver. Colorado Tetfertiller. Mildred Route 3 Benton. Illinois Temples. Gene Route 1 Dexter. Missouri Thomas, Jimmy Lee Huff, Arkansas Thomas. Tennie Russell. Arkansas Thurston, Joanna Granite, Oklahoma Tipps, Joe Dan 1310 Avenue D. N. W. Childress, Texas Turman, Alpha Lee Harding College Searcy. Arkansas Ulrey. Betty Casey, Illinois Vogt, Verne Lyle Comertown. Montana Vanhooser. Jesse Route 3. Box 423 B Oklahoma City 5, Oklahoma Ward. Louie K. Clinton. Arkansas Waters. Edna Marion Alachua, Florida Webb, Hessie Mae Route 2 Bellevue, Texas West, Calvin 312 North Mulberg Dexter, Missouri White. Avanell Mammouth Springs, Arkansas Williams. Kathleen 1615 High Street Oakland. California Wills, Carl Don Shawnee. Oklahoma Wills. Ruth Route 1 Asher. Oklahoma Wiser. Lillian Floral. Arkansas Wolfe. Don Phillip Box 276 Loveland. Colorado Wolfe. Homer 10202 Red Bud Road Dallas 9, Texas Wolfe, Ira Box 278 Loveland. Colorado Woods. Dorothy 610 Lowell Boulevard Denver. Colorado Yake. Dan 123 Williamson Road Toronto. Ontario. Canada Zazzi. Dorothy 898 Urbano Drive San Francisco. California Zazzi. Eliza Jane 1396 Urbano Drive San Francisco. California Allen, Juanita Lucretia 600 North Main Searcy. Arkansas Alley, Rosella Rosebud, Arkansas Arnold. James 580'? C Street Little Rock, Arkansas Ashcraft. Jean 3237 East Admiral Boulevard Tulsa, Oklahoma Ball. Bruce 119 South Boulevard Norman. Oklahoma Barker, Doiores 4629 Walnut Street Philadelphia 39, Pennsylvania Barkuloo. James Mason Box 504 Tifton, Georgia Benson. Lois Harding College Searcy. Arkansas Black. Leon Route 1 Lake Part. Georgia Bowers. Bill Box 1403 Seminole, Oklahoma Bradley. Carolyn 411 East Vine Street Searcy. Arkansas Campbell. Coy Sea rcy, Arkansas Camthers. Mary Claire Sardis. Mississippi Chase. Wilson 2739 B Fulton Sireet Berkeley. California Cone. Katherine 307 East Center Searcy. Arkansas Craft. Glen Harrisburg. Arkansas Davis. Calvin 2107-2131 Street Lubbock. Texas Duffel. Shirley Jo Searcy. Arkansas Earnest. Edna 107 East 81h Del Rio. Texas Earnest, Elizabeth 107 East 8111 Del Rio. Texas Franklin. Earline Enid, Mississippi ACADEMY Franklin. Elizabeth Enid, Mississippi Freeman, Ethei Rosebud, Arkansas Garrett. Cecil Harding College Searcy, Arkansas Garrett, Robert Harding College Searcy, Arkansas Gibson. Jackie 235 Wolf Lane Pelham, New York Grady, Martha 423 Woodlane Little Rock, Arkansas Haywood. Ruby 1925 Burdette New Orleans 15. Louisiana Hollingsworth. Mary Kay 1005 Ciassen Norman. Oklahoma Lanier. Bob Box 755 Houston. Texas Lashlee. Petil Jean Harding College Searcy. Arkansas Lawes, Bob Hot Springs, Arkansas Lawyer. Jack Harding College Searcy, Arkansas Lawyer, Mary Jo Harding Coilege Searcy. Arkansas Lewis. Claude 428 Elan Street Denver 4, Colorado McFadden. Jean McFadden, Arkansas McKinney. John 1105 Flint Street Jonesboro, Arkansas Meier, Warren Box 311 Arlington. Texas Nichols. Loren 1307 East Race Street Searcy, Arkansas Noblin, Gene Dyess. Arkansas O'Linger. Rose Marie Route 7. Box 313 Memphis, Tennessee Payne, Eugene Box 267 Searcy, Arkansas Reid, Kenneth Stillwell, Oklahoma Rocker. Jean 1812 East Circle Drive Pine Bluff, Arkansas Rushton, William Fay 1100 East Race Searcy, Arkansas Sanderson, Lloydene 1231 South Florence Place Tulsa, Oklahoma Sands, Vera Mae 611 Providence Road Columbia, Missouri Sevedge. Laverne Box 103 Searcy, Arkansas Sims. Bonnie Beverly 1300 East Race Street Searcy, Arkansas Sims, W. H. Minden. Louisiana Sisco, Lena Box 255. Route 3 Osceola, Arkansas Spruell, Betty Lou Essex, Missouri .. Stewart, Juanitd 1611 Sycamore Street North Little Rock, Arkansas Street. Bernard Hardy, Arkansas Templeton. Dorothy 3519 East 13th Street Tulsa. Oklahoma Terry, Virginia Granite. Oklahoma Tranum, Blanche Webb, Mississippi Trawick. Frankie 704 East Park Avenue Searcy, Arkansas Tuttleton. Marylyn 3634 A Botanical St. Louis, Missouri West. Colleen Knobel, Arkansas Wilkerson. Ernie 411 East Race Street Searcy, Arkansas Williams. Eupha Quitman, Arkansas .4;th 1945 Qetit gear: Engraved by PEERLESS ENGRMING 00. ARTISTS. IIESIIHEIIS. PlllITll-EXGRHERS 5314 sf Q? a .8 9mm; PEERLESS BHLDING Fourth Louisiana Sts. LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS