Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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GAY GOLDEN McMinnviIle, Tennessee The girl with the colorful name . . valuable help in the library . . . further her library study at Pratt - . . . wears a mischievous smile . . . u for pulling pranks . . . likes Shelley's u'r coconut pies. and yellow colors . .- read Pride and Prejudicf over and . . . has had teaching experience . . '. ORDIS COPELAND Searcy. Arkansas Elected most handsome boy in a pledgds survey of co-eds . . . married . . . lives in Grey Gables . . . an excellent athlete . . . he really shines when it comes to sports . is one of the tallest boys in school . . . has a carefree manner, spirited speaking voice . . . plans to preach and direct physi- cal education in high school . . . GWENDOLYN FARMER Bigeiow. Arkansas The name is usually shortened to Gwen . . . hers was the voice that usually greeted you when you called 205 . . . Mrs. Cath- A carl's assistant . . . has bright red hair . . . The peace of God that pmath an- a few well-spaced freckles . . . has teaching standmg, shall keep gym! hydra experience . . . plans. to teach next year. through Jesus Chmt. -Ph1.l. 41'! SENIORS

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BILL COLLINS Om'm. Florida leds incessantly . . . keeps up with curv rem happenings . . . is considered an authority an electricity . . . is kept busy Fixing imnwm'ds. toasters. and cnrn-poppers . nmed for his unhurried nature . . . casy-guing . . interested in photography. FAYETTA COLEMAN Scurry. Arkansas Has ;1 willicism for every occasion quite serious underneath minded . . , has clever. original ideas . . . likes to write act . . . rent events . . Emerson ring . . . JOE PRYOR Sponsor ESENWRS well posted on cur- . reads widely, i5 fund nf has gune to sixteen yem'S . . Harding for wears an engagement BOB COLLINS Oncco. Florida Friendly, likable . . , twin m Bill . . . has. :I high-whisky-tenm' voice . . . is always Singing . . . likes: 10 scribble VCl'SCH when the mood strikes , . . has dark. pumpa- duurish hair , . . walked in the Cincinnuu. Rochester and Schenectady campaigns . . . :pends lots 01' time in the chem labs . . . a good song director , . . inicreslud in phuwgraphy . A .

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FRANK CURTIS Lead HiH. Arkansas Ran the dairy . . . responsible for seeing that we had plenty uf milk to drink . . . is a farm boy at heart . . . likes his work taught agriculture and malhcmatics a1 Scm'cy High School . . loves bull sessions . . . plans to go m China as a missionary . . . was leader of ihe China discussion class . . . worked in the Cin- cinnati campaign . . . . friendly . . . JOLLY HILL Glasgow. Kentucky She's a jully-good-l'ellow . . . has a capti- vating smile, pretty eyes . . . always in, a hurry . . . plans to teach home economics . can make delicious pies. cakes. and cookies . . . optimistic . . . its fun to eat at her table in the dining hall . . . usually seen with an armlnad of books . . . f . Lot us therefore follow after the things that make for peace. Romans 14: 19 SENIORS 9M5? '--:A J-F'x And fan... PREWITTE COPELAND j 7 Valdostm Gvorgia Everybody mispl'onounces his tirst name . . . the correct way: PROOit . . . no re- lation to Ordis . . . always calm. unassum- ing . . . witty . . . knows gobs of jokes . . . ,, if you haven't heard his Negro Sermon you havenft been to Harding . . . was chased , . barefcmted through chapel by ' M00nbeam Perkins to advertise Sadie Hawkins Day . A . Honorary president of the Jehnsnphats. 74.. -. f--: 'u- f; 1.3:,-