Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 250 of the 1950 volume:

ummus 200M ' 3'75. '76 7 P446 I450 c. THE PETIT JEAN FOR1950 VOLUME XXVI HARDING COLLEGE Searcy. Arkansas HARDING COLLEGE lIBRARY I90lql. A. Harding founded PoHer Bible College in Bonding Green. Ky. I905--Wos+orn Bible and Liiorary College darted in Odessa. Mo. I901-Cordoll Christian College sprang up in Cordell. Okla Wlo I9l5-Cl1risfians in Harper. Kan. oshblished Harper College. I920 IYZI-Wufern Oklahoma ChrisHan Collage replaced Cor- dell Christian Conege. I922-Arl:ansas Chrisiian College was formed in Morril- fon. Ark. I924-Arkansas Christian and Harper Collega were con- solidated inio Harding College. l928-Harding accredited similar +0 other privaio schools. I934-Harding moved in Soarcy. I936-George S. Benson accepfod HI! presidency upon J. N. Armstrong's rdiromonh I939-Harding finished paymoni on 360.000 mortgage. I940 I945-Nafional Education Program adiviHes expanded. l94b-Tlu college purchased Shiion WHBQ in Memphis. Tenn. l948-The Indusfrial Ark building compleied. l949-Building campaign completed. I950-Rhodes Memorial Field House. Armsh'ong Hall. and new library all in use. I950 em Jean WING COLLEGE AT MlD-CENTURY 100695 ARAqf i P'frl5t- HALL INTRODUCTION-GROWTH AND DEVELOP- MENT OF HARDING. OUR BOARD OF TRUSa TEES. AND OUR PRESIDENT. THE THINGS OF GOD CAME FIRST IN OUR LIVES ................................................ l8 lnspirafional Daily Adivi+ies................................ 20 Mission Groups Vespers 22 Thanksgiwng Leduresn . 24 Bible Faculty Sfudeni Preachers .......................... 26 Work af +he Coun+y Farm. 28 New Church Edifice .............................................. 29 THE WORK THAT MADE OUR DAYS 50 VERY FULL ................................................ 30 Classes in Adieu .................................................. 32 Sfudenf Labor... 36 Who's Who Members. 40 Honor Sfudenh. Alpha Ho I'Ior Society ................ 42 Besf All Round 5+udenf5.. 44 CLUB MEMBERSHIP FOR EVERYONE .............. 46 Club Adivii'ies ................................................... 43 Individual Club Pages 56 May Queen and AHendanfs..........................V..... 34 g; MINDS. MANY TALENTS ' IVITIES ................................................ 86 awn! Inieresk 88 blur Singing Groups 90 1' -'Drama+ic Organizafions ................................ 96 L iris' House Council ............................................ IOO ' Bison .....v.l0I Who Path Jean IOZ Wfif Jean Queen and AHendan+s,A,A......,...........,VIO4 7. OPLE WHO MADE THE YEAR ............. 122 iOur Leaders and Exemplar: ,,,,,, , ........................... 124 551$ and Mainfenancen...............A. WW, .,,...,A,,,I30 ' ' 153 A......ml69 WWI : -r'j VlEW OF HARDING ACADEMY ........ I90 I92 I93 I94 ...VH..A.202 .H.......203 ., A106 INING SCHOOL ................................ 203 .ARTMENT OF NATIONAL 1 TION 2l0 FRIENDS OF HARDING ARE sa'RTANT, TOO .......... , .................. 7 .......... 212 :aFPETIT JEAN DIRECTORY ...... , ............... 242 THERE WERE MEN OF GOD AS THE wheels of +ime were +urning Hue 20+h ceni'ury info view. four men. pioneers in +heir field. were fosi'ering an idea designed and desi'ined fo combine and co- ordinai'e religion and educai'ion. J. A. Harding, David Lipscomb. J. N. Armsirong. and B. F. Rhodes. Sr., believing fhoi +0 fear God and keep his commandmenfs-is +he whole duiy of man. envisioned colleges where +he word of God would be given firsf place in academic endeavor. A vision in5pired by BibIe i'ru'l'hs guided +hose men +hrough hours of darkness and +oii. wi+h a ray of hope and faii'h drawn ever from Him e+ernally Iighiing +he way. Confideni' 'l'haf +he fuiure of our coun+ry lay in iis James A. Harding. born in Kon'rucky in IB48. was known as a great raligious dabafoc. avangelisi and oducafor. His courage. humilify and faiih in God made him H10 great man ihaf he was. David Lipscomb. born in IBJI. was reared on a farm in Tennessee. In addifion to his iniorosl in Chrisiian schools. he was a profound wriier. an ou+sfonding business man and a leader in his community because of his vision and unarring iudgmanf. John Nollan Armmong. born in Tennessee in 1870, devoiad more ihan foriy years +0 H19 work of osfeblishing Chrisiion education. Ha is remembered for his friendliness. devofion in God. unselfishness. and saif-sacrificing 40? his students and school. loninmin Franklin Rhodes was born in Iowa in IBM. He had a keen wii. and a cheerful ouflook on life. He loved young people. iook a grad inferosf in iheir acfiviiias. end was a na+ural fauchar whose firsf aim was io plaase God. o HAD AN INSPIRATION : and ihaHhe - Er . i'hey devofe Their Iabo :unno+ice- id soon men and women of kindred - e of youfh lay in Chrisi-ian educa- eir lives +0 ihai' worihy ideal. I ourage. and resourcefulness did next and -i+ions flocked io +heir cause. Those vines od' - bearing fruit T . ai- ihe mid poin'i of his ceni'ury. Harding . i a memorial noi' only +0 +heir vision bui' 1'0 +he , g d sacrifice by which +hey made ii a realii'y. iv -iri'l'. for which Harding has stood +hrough o 795 i and fo which she pledges +his I950 Pefi'l' Jean is us Q nce in fufurek: OLD GYMNASIUM WITH ITS hisiory covering slighfly more fhan half of +he Firs! ?iHy years of H1is +wen+iefh cenfury. Harding College as such daies back +0 I924 when Harper College of Harper. Kansas. was consolidaf- ed with Arkansas Chrisfian College af Morrilfon. Named in honor of James A. Harding, flu school had J. N. Arms+rong as ifs firs'+ president The consolidafion, an advanfageous one, made Hue school a senior college and enabled if- fo draw supper? and sfudenfs from a greclfiy- broadened field. The campus 5+ Morrilfon. a 40-acre fracfi Hue nodh sec+ion of +he ci+y. was landscaped wi'lil money and labor dona'l'ed by the sfudenfs and: faculfy as fine young school began ifs sfruggle +0, survive and f0 serve. The consi'rucfion of an ada- minisirafion building and a girls' dormiiory. begu by Arkansas Chrisfian College. was complehd soon affer +he consolida'lion. TRAINING SCHOOL PATTIE COBB GODDEN HALL. BENSON RESIDENCE UNDER THE inspired guidance of Presidenf Arm- s+rong. Harding College increased in enrollmen? from 280 +0 430 in fhe nine years i! wasrfo remain 3+ Morrilfon. In H34. in H13 mids+ of Hm nafion-wide de- pression. Harding moved en masse io Searcy. If: new planf. formerly occupied by Galloway Col- lege for Women. was +hree iimes larger and con- sidered +0 be worth a haH-million dollars. If was purchased hr $75,000. I1 consided of HO acres and six main build- ings. including Godden Hall, PaHie Cobb. Grey Gables, fhe administrafion building. +he old gym- SEARS RESIDENCE nasium. and he old boiler room. which also housed +he laundry. Also on +he siie were a few tesi- denfial buildings. a garage-siorage room. and Hie swimming pool. I! was in Haese difficulf years immediafely following +he move from Morril'lon +ha+ only 'I'ho sel!-sacrifice of sfudenfs and Faculfy alike lzepf the school in operafion. In I936 +he depression was a? H: worsf and Harding was faced wi+h many serious problems. Yel in ihaf year began a remarkable period of growfh and achievement ouf of'which developed flue school we know foday. EMENS DORMHORES INHRMARY SCENCE ANNEX . , v...- . f, -- v3.5 .- .. sh ':.aI-l 5'0 H's'. . -. t -'W..4 a lNDUSTRIAL ARTS BUILDING J. N. Armstrong. who retired from the presidency in I936. leH +he nucleus for flue mod- ern Harding. His belief in adive Chrislian educa- +ion and cilizenshlp luas been a guiding light lhrough ihe years. and ?haf foundation of well- grounded policies was +he rock upon which +he greefer Harding was built As +ha clouds of depression were at their blaciesl, il' remained for a Harding alumnus +0 relurn after more Hun fen years as a missionary in China and lead +he way +0 a dignified and honorable niche in world educal'ion. Armed with enviable qualilies +haf have placed him high in nalional recognition. George Sluarl' Benson displayed above all an unshalzable laifh in +he American people and 10 system by which ?hey live. Dr. Benson +hrew himself whole-hearledly info the fasl: and was+ed liHle lime in infroducing plans designed and deslined 10 gel Harding on lhe road +0 recovery and info a presperous fufure. He was greefed by a 376.000 deb! incurred during Harding's heroic sfruggle +0 survive ihe roclty years immedialely pasl'. He was gradual also will: a vole of confidence and a pledge of suppod' by flame connected wilh fhe school- more fhan a counler-balance. A five-year plan to liquidate Hue deb! was infroduced-and accomplished in +hree years. flue forerunner oF accomplishmenfs ihaf were f0 come. Thanksgiving Day. I939. is remembered as a fuming poinl' in Harding's hisfory. On lhal' day. as hundreds of alumni and visi+ors wafched lha ceremony. flue last of +he $76,000 debf was gone Forever in flue public burning of a $68,000 mor'l- gage on +he school. Harding College was debf- free. 'Hlis Huee-year drive +he Facul+y- Ices were :1 ! evidenf. and Presidenf pd several income-producing proiecfs . Included were farms. a prinf shop. . .Mopiing every measure of economy. lmily lived in an aparirnerrl in PaHie Hlair firsf few years on H : campus. years some new buildings were con- uding Hie presiden'l's home. The a: expanded. +he facuH-y increased. 'monf coanued +o grow. '1 hm. World War II and a femporary -'s ouhvard progress. The school L WI all flu help if could mus+er +0 aid . When peace again came. Harding - 5:1 .fanward frond. L -' Hie first of ihe building programs w! . To accommodafe +he inHux of LLLLLLLL anooss EM RIAL RHODES MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE veferans among +he s+uden+ body. Vef Village and Hufville came upon iha scene. +he former a se++lemenf of aparfrnenfs for married siudenh and +he IaHer femporary housing for boys. Also con- sfrucfad were six rock houses in serve as apart- menfs for married sfuden'rs and faculfy. Then came fhe addHion of No boys' dormi- iories. +he infirmary. science annex. and a new boiler room. Following +ha+ was +he esfablishmen'l' of an indushial ar+s deparfmenf wi+h a new. $l00.000 building. Wifh +his progress came Hie aII-+ime record enrollmenf for Hue school as 728 sfudenh regis- +ered for flu: fall harm in 1947. Eady in I948 Dr. Benson announced ihe opening of a financial campaign designed +0 raise $I.500.000 for seven addiiional buildings in comple+e an ideal campus facili'fy seiup. JELDLHOUsE ARMSTRONG HALL I4 raise $l.500.000 for seven additional buildings in compleh an ideal campus facilify seiup. Two years Iafer. on New Year's Eve of I950. he announced The successful complefion of ihe campaign. Of flu seven buildings planned. 1hree have been complefed: a new gym. Rhodes Memorial Field House; a new boy's dormifory. Arms'frong Hall; anti a new library building. The niher four. a girls' dorm. i0 be buili as an addiiional wing on PaHie Cobb: a new ?raining school: a sfudenf cenfer building: and an audifurium-adminisfra- ?ion building will be compleied in Hue nexf iwo years. Harding's growih +hese pas+ fourieen years has been a carefully planned program of expan- sion, boH'I inhinsically and on a scale ?haf has braughf +he school and iis policies na'fional acclaim. As we eMer Hue second half oi ihis cenfury if is well in pause for a backward glance. thank God for cpur being and accomplishmeni's, then dedicah our fufure as siudenh. wfacuH'y and as Harding College +0 serving file needs of our school. our counh'y. and our God. By Jimmie Atkinson BOARD OF TRUSTEES: L +0 R: J; A Thompson: NeH B. Cope. Secretary-Treas- urer: L C. Sears T. J. McReynolds: C. L. Gonna. PresIdenf; C-Ln T. ONeaM George S. Benson: W. O. Badman: Dr. John Young; Dr. L. M. Graves. Vice- Pres'wdenl': G. W. KieHer. EISENHOWER presents Freedoms FoundaHon Award +0 Drk Bensont ' f. A 'v n f, f GEORGE STUART BENSON The rise of +his energefic nafive of Oklahoma 7 bun sieady and synonymous wifh +he adven+ . Harding College as a leader among educa- 1 insfiiufions of America and fhe world. Two -n-wide recognHions have come our way. firs+ ' jvmd +0 Harding College. +he school. for ifs roull Educa+ion Deparhnenf, +hen a gold I in Dr. George Siuar+ Benson. H16 man. prosanied by Freedoms Foundafion. Inc. MARGUERITE O'BANION, Dr. Bansnn's in- dispensab1e secreiary. cam marify to Hm long hours and unceasing eHorf which he has ex- panded In behaH of 9hr: weWare of Harding. THE THINGS of GOD CAME FIRST in our lives FIRST in Hie minds 6f- h'fe? '1 Ic?:7u-'r1'ciears; and Qf those Wh'SDISie Sacrifice. has; made Handing whaf she is fadamp has been Hie Hear fha+ ref all! me 'knwr; e'c'l'gge man Cain'mgsfas- r. ng.e' mast imperfanff is an U'ndngfah diih'9 0f haw he: iean- be, mas? pleasing. fa his 1696:. T'ho'ugrhi'iwspaanrsffon ,ancll academic ingr'gvea me'ri'l'l haiv-e- been J+He .kewm ogf regesjfr: dwElep-- Fright reas- Haifditig: raached HTS 'ye'a'ritihe imidpozfrlifr 6f fhe. eanmry. QhkiSfianHy still 'in'f-lhen'ta edi emery p'Hasei-af acfivify m Hie? Clifmpu's; Hymn siieigs aji- rJEhe; figh gird ad .sI-iimulaigd 1515-: ejtasswayk.-.aeye'l'jo'pe:d: m'indngtfe 'dE-f'eiiiid .fEI'e +.hu9fh'i: ,ai'kh'lie'tins 'batiilf 'bbfd'ie; capkiBleafggteattirzsemite. There'werrg aiko . . . Taylor. Thompson, Thornton. TRdweH. ToddhCHAPEL for mos? of us was experienced in alphabeiical order. INSPIRATIONAL DAI LY ACTIVITIES ONE OF fhese was Hue chapel service-a period of he day span! in singing. prayer. and falls which helped us and gave us a larger vision of service. If provided a fime f0 relax and Ief our minds dwell on +hose 1hings which we had no+ +alzen fime fa consider in our hurry f0 make classes and get our work done. OTHER OCCASIONS WHICH INFLUENCED AND UPLIFTED US THE MONDAY Night Meefings. where we came +oge+her +0 siucly +119 word of God and young men 20 became proficien+ in preaching +he gospel: fha mid-weel: prayer mee+ing af fhe downfown congre- gafion. +0 which many looked every weal: as a source of help in living +he Chris+ian life. For many. ano+her high poinf in he week was +he Personal Evangelism mee+ing every Friday night H5 very informalify len+ an aimosphere of nearness +0 God. The sponfaneous beginning of songs. swelling ii every voice was included. fhe sen+ence prayers and momen+s of quief medi+a+ion made us ihink a! God as very personal. MONDAY NIGHT MEET- ING AUDIENCE. in- cludw'nq Dn Ede: and Professor Healy. Ndened aHemively 00 who? vd- un'eer speaker, Murray Warrem had io say. Each Wednesday nigh! numerous CGupTaS.ds wuH as some singIes en- ioyed Me waH: lo Hm downiown church build, ing for PRAYER MEET- ING. BroH'Ier McMillam here evok'mg a haugh hom H15 PERSONAL EVANGEL- ISM group. gave us an iniide vFew of mission wmk In Me Orient. 21 In addifion +0 +he larger groups. +here were many smaller ones which helped +0 guide us along +he way. Each nigh'r in +he dormifories over 1110 campus. Ii++le groups of us mef for a few minufes of song. a shor? Bible reading. and a prayer. fhaf we mighi close +he day and 90 +0 our resf wi+l1 our minds cleansed of any biHerness or discouragemewf 1ha+ mighf have arisen during +he day. INTEREST IN MISSIONS THE WORLD WIDE MISSIONS CLUE was con- cerned wi+h H15: problems of foreign mission worl: in bo+h general and specific fields. 22 WORLD WJDE MISSIONS CLUB: Bei- 1y Roemer. Donaid Hall, Jackie Fllan, Keith Moumioy, Marilyn i-h'pMey Tom Marsholi, ChuHes Draper. Joe BeHL NOT WCTURED: Bob Andetson. Mary Jo Hare, Ru ! Maiors, Barf Shaw- meker, Hal Hougey. AI Wagnon. Jack Wood Sears. AFRICA MISSION GROUP. Top Row: Chariene Shock. James Shock. Mid- dle Raw: Louisa Shawmnker. Barf Shewmaker. BoHom Row: Lesfer Brif- ?SH. Ruby OHve McReynofds. NOT PICTURED: Bobby Mock. Maxine Mock. Joy BriireH, Rosalyn MHcHen, Ruth Merrill. VESPERS in Faith: Cobb-and similar scenes were halting phce In Easf Wing. Godden Hall. and Gray Gabbs. ;-1 SCHLANDERS. Bad Row: tL +0 ' Mary Jo Ham. Juamfa WaHor, Nadean, Ted Nadeau. Front Dick Smirh, AlFred Fefrich WH- 7 Rogers. Mae While, Joy Smith. n-ing: Hugh Mingm. NOT PIC- ; RED: Leslie Burk; Nell Smlfiw, Rufh 1-t.uaob Hora John Hadley, He1en r , Y- '3va CLUB. Back Row: Joe G'iS' Tit Fai Leunq. Front Row: Shirfey - 9. Victor Brnoddus, Mae Brcad- NOT PICTURED: ng Tao Zea. - 1m Oldham, wum Ym, UPS of boy; gaMered in eaziH '5 rooms for brief devotional ' Inf H13 ard oi fine day. F. The AFRICA MISSION GROUP worked For Hue advancemen? of Chris! in +ha+ counfry. Many workers in Africa foday once mef wifh fhis group. The DEUTSCHLANDERS had as H; purpose +he furfhering of +he mission work in Germany. Their ac+ivi+ies included collecfing cloihes for dis- +ribution, s+udying reporfs +haf came back From our missionaries. and making +his information known. The CHINA CLUB was dedicafed +0 fhe pur- pose d faking +he gospel +0 Ctha. The cusioms of the people were sfudied with he hope +ha+ some of Hue group would be able fo go Fn+o +he work. 23 BROTHER BREWER addrused iha largesf crowd of the wool! on Thanksgiving morning. THANKSGIVING AN OUTSTANDING even+ of ihe year was +he Thanksgiving Lecfureship. This series oi lessons has been a pari of The Harding calendar of evenfs for iwenw-five years. To ifs plafforms have come some of Hue greatesf men in +he brotherhood, bringing inspiraiion and knowledge on many subiecis of interesi f0 Chrisfians. Since H: beginning ii has grown wi'rh each year +0 i+s presen? scope. H provides a good oppor+uni+y for 'lhe s+u- denfs. alumni. paren+s and faculfy +0 ge+ fogefher 24 LECTURES, 1949 on +he campus and enjoy +he lectures. along with 1he Thanksgiving dinner. club meefings. fhe faculiy- s+udenf baskefball game. and ofher special evenis which are a par? of The homecoming aciivifies. This year over five hundred visiiors from all park oi fhis counfry and from Canada came to pariah of flue icy cf +he occasion. The general +heme around which +he Iec+ures were buiH +his year was. Chrisiian Educafion in +he Local Church. The subied was seleded wifh +he Young. here addressTng an afternoon audkmce, is the - of a recent book on +he history of our Chrisfian .: oi presenfing +he preachers. teachers. and ' leaders who attended wiih an undershnding E is being done in Chrisfian educeiion by gibal church. and what can be done +0 help +he ' -a'lien improve its +eeching program. In ?'v'ng chapel. aHernoon discussion groups and g. . meeHngs fhe speakers gave us +he inspira- h werI: for a sound educafional sysiem. and . acfual and practical mefhods for puHing ink: pradica. The meeiings were held in fine Rhodes Me- Field House wiih ifs seeHng capacify of .J m'maiely 150.0. This was he firsf fime in '1 years that Hie whole audience has been able fegeiher because of Hie former lack of , ,- ium space. H was no doubf a greaf inspira- Ho Hie speakers +0 face so greai' a throng of I , assembled +0 si'udy Hue probiems of flu: Frank Cox of Ausfin. Texas opened +he lec- p cf regular church services on Sunday. No- 24. ther visi+ing speakers ?hrougham +he ,mre G. C. Brewer. Riley Henry. Reuel Lem- fhbovel fhe Crowd dispersed in a hurry. heading for H13 dining hall and Hwef big Thanksgiving dinner. I lBeIowJ Glee Clubs. Ldfqe Chorus. Sade? and Quariet us well as He Small Chorus shown here. performed for appre- ciafNe Leciureship audiences. mans. L. O. Sanderson, Melvin Wise. and Norvel s Young. Several members of +he Harding feculfy I also appeared on Hue program. An inspiring varia+ion in fhe program was ' furnished nighfly by H19 musical organizafiens on Hie campus whose well execuied music was a source I of relaxaHon and greaf pleasure +0 all. a sfirring I of happy reminiscence +0 +hose visi+ors who were once a parf of if. BIBLE FACULTY. Top Row: 51 A. Bell, Hugh Rhodesl Leslie Burle. Middlu Row: Jack Wood Stars, F. WA Mat'ox, J. D. Bales. Jl L. Dykes. Front Row: Frank Rhodesl Andy T. Rllcl'lle, Jl PA Sewell, APPRECIATING We need +0 lrain young men +0 preach +l1e word of God wi+h power and convic- fion. and lo be capable leaders in flue church. Harding has collecled a Bible facully of able men +0 Jteach fhaf greaies? of all books. These men. all of whom gradual'ecl from Chrisfian schools +hemselves. are noi only ex+rerne- 2b ly well equipped as religious inshudors. bu+ have inspired us sludenfs by lheir wholesome lives and devo+ion +0 +he cause of Christ In addifion lo l'helr oppor+unify of receiving fraining uncler inspirafional +eachers, young men had a chance +0 develop +heir speaking abilify in flue Evangelisfic Forum. From Hie campus each weekend radia+ed many sfudenls and faculfy members. some +raveling several hundred miles +0 preach flue gospel of Jesus Christ Though +here was liH'le glory, and +he crowd was Frequently small. Harding boys went for +here were souls +0 be saved. BILL JOHNS up En front of an Evangelistic Fomm meellngl These meellngs looll place on Salurday evemingsl under H18 supervislon of Professor Bill Slillman. tuba FIEACHERS Top Row: L. Roberts. 6. Boyd, J. Girdley. T. Richesim T. MarWaW R. Hare K. Thmmumm J. Hadky H. PowelL N. lroaddus, GV Sexsum J. Massey. Second Row: G. PXedqer. J. Roger!. C. Cmnf0rd W7 Ramev R. WaHler. Third low: C. CampbaiL D. .0 , E. Walker, W Chemham. T, Healer, W. Johnson K Orr, J. Glasgow. K. Maser, D. Horn. Fourth raw: 6. Saute C, Draper. 8. WHHams. H CAlrthers D. Lemons, J, Sne'mdd, W. Simpson W. Cox, GA Shaver. From low: C. Paine, B. Curtis R. BaHey F. Herring. R. Waggonn'. H .T. Nihop, R. Adams C, Rschmond, 'cal of many of fhe smo CON- :GAT'ONS for which Harding 'w habed '0 conducf services 55 ' ' ano a? Hindmanl Arkansas. The -n that day was haughl' by rlas Draper. bu! Ken lake, Emil M5. and Lever Belcom were 3 m. $00. 90 hem with Hm singing, - in ofher ways. '1! 27 WORK AT THE ONE OF +he more unpre+en+ious acfs of Harding s+uden+s was +he work done by +hose boys and girls who wen+ +0 +he coun+y farm each Sunday affernoom faking +he Lord's Supper and can-f 6uc+ing services for +he unhrfunafe people +here. In addifion +0 +hese weekly visifs. a col- lecfion was made a+ Chrisfmas +0 purchase some Gravel in our shoes was fhe usual +h?nq. unless i? was one of fhe days for mud up to the ankEes , . , buf how much we enioyed these par- ficulur Sunday aflernoon wths. 28 COUNTY FARM oi: +he +hings +haf were needed +0 mahe +hem more comforfable. Those of us who fool: par+ in +his service can vividly recall +he sympathy which we felt and flue icy i1- brough+ us it: be able +0 give +0 +hese people somei'hing of +he companionship, hope. and considerafion which Huey did 110+ receive from fhe world +haf had largely forgoHen +hem. Hymns 0! peace . . . ad comfort . a ioy . . . of euHaiI'on . . . And we knew Ihaf our sing- Tng was bringing happiness. EDIFICE FOR wkgj'far many years been 1419 desire of he +4 HM collagc cangrega'rion +0 provide a g'fn which the whole sfudenf body of Hue moo! for worship. I? was Hieir fur- 2155 - 'ch'l' such a building be off Hm campus. in iown mighf come wifhouf Hue feeling won afl'ending a college adiva. w' '- hH' Hm Hie congregaiion would be in 'on in carry an ifs feaching program. wk M a should. if :+ m a building COLLEGE CHURCH of if: own. Thaf desire was hrnecl info fad when ihe plans were drawn and flu: work begun. The new building. Iocafed fwo blocks from flue campus. of 7I2 5an Race. is a brick building of modern archi+edural design. Wiih a seafing capacify of I200. H is large enough to accommodafa any contemplated audi- ence and will provide for a hacking program fhaf is full and adequafa for flu congregafion. not only on Sunday morning bu? fbroughou+ the week. 2? THE WORK THAT MADE LACK OF somefhing +0 do was never a common complain? among us during +he busy school year of '49-'50. To +hose who fool: Haair s+udies seriously, Hie academic. side of life was perhaps mos+ fime-consuming. and for +he working s+uden+s H was even more work and less play-bu'f 'Hnaf's nof say- ing we didn'+ enioy ourselves. . . . CLASSES GOT US UP FOR SOME didn'+ make if i0 Hue dining ha 'HI 7:29. and some didn'i make breakfasf af all. but 8:00 o'clock iround mos? of us skipping off ?0 meei class in H19 Science Annex. Ad Building, AudH'orium. lndushial Arts Building. or We new Gym. Our classes ranged in scope from Experi- mental Cooiety +0 Differeniial and Infegraf Cal- culus. and in size from a single +rembling fenor halting a privafe voice lesson in Mrs. Jewell's sfudio +0 Hue one hundred and fiffy wide-awaka sfudenh who eagerly affended Dr. Jack Wood's General Biology lectures on Tuesday. Thursday and Satur- day mornings. Each represenfed a ccnfribufion 10 CUT AND SEW . . . 32 SIGHT SINGING class ?denlifles fa for Mr. Moore. Roaie. Mvrgan aHd Perk geHing fathnical 3n fine PHYSiCS lab, I iho weH-rounded. +hough varied courses of sfudy of some eighf hundred individuals who were siu- dunk G? Harding during Hie year l949-50. These sfudenfs. from all parts of fhe Unifed Skies. as wefl as several foreign nations. iook Work in foudeen groups of s+udies offered a? Harding- lrh Bible and religion; chemis+ry and biological suiemuas; business and economics: educafFon. psy- allology, philosophy; English. speech. iournalism; 11mm economics; indusirial educafion: foreign Ian- cguagos. including German. Greek. and Spanish: lumemafics; music: physical educafion; physical miunces; polifical science. and geography. PATIENT HOURS WERE SPENT . . . By the arf sfudenfs. laboring in +he s+udio wiih walk. pasfels. waiercolors or charcoal. and by fhe piano sfudenfs. pounding away in +he pracfice inoms. Samefimes we burned Hm midnighf oil mdaavcring +0 finish an English +heme, or a ferm paper dealing wifh Hue hisfory of psychiahy. Our Bible classes privileged us +0 walk N12 'dlotes of Galilee wifh Hue Masfer and +0 sail ugh Mediierranean sforms wi+h +he AposHe Iul. They included many Huings, from Professor rh's insighh info +he Greek +0 Dr. Bales' con- mcing argumenh on Chrisfian Evidences. DEBATE class watched fhe birdie. 1h. SPEECH deparlmE-UI ivgiuded a course in 1llldhspeach, Herc- Did Smith and Keifh Thcmp- ion yadel belwaen prcgramm Bughouse WuesH or. Why I GENEYS sfaggered 10 supper on Wedneaday evem'ngs. Though some+imes H19 frog-cuHing in Biology Lab was a bif +edious. af oiher fimes we were hscinafed by our firsf glimpses of wriggling one- celled animals +hrough a microscope. 'Those weary hours spen+ sfruggling wifh +he problems of an accounting 59? only +0 culmina'le in dishearfening misfakes were offsei' by +he more pleasanf +hings +ha+ happenedquch as HR: debafe in Mrs. Sfaplebn's Teachingmffnglish class as fa whe+her round or square roosfs were heifer for fho chickens. The cookery girls speni domesiicafed momenh cracking eggs and siHing flour in Hie Home Ec. Thii is a watchbird wakhing N5 TYPFNG sfudenk. HIGH SCHOOL shrderds were lhe guinea pigs for many a praciice 1eacher'. Pradicing here is WaHer Johnson. l- n Sun1 SHAKESPEARE lecture was really beHer ?han Iill upressions seem i0 indicafe. . The placard odors origina+ing ere drift- Ilown fhe halls and mingled wiH1 hydrogen sul- . fumes from +he chem lab. all of which was disconcarfing +0 +hose of us frying to absorb I Amnian His+ory lec+ure af fhe iime. . When our calculus had us dumped H was a lid relief +0 90 lo +ha+ Coaching-of-Baske'rball ' fill Hie gym. or H19 swimming class af flue pool. I w our classes seemed +0 complemen+ each ' I. and round ouf our ac+ivifies. W. ended each quar+er feeling a Iiffle more ' -. and as we lined up on 19 following '-n days. if was fasually wifh a renewed . Hon +0 s+udy harder. pui off less. and 'l Km. Mar advantage of Hue college educa- -Itllidl we were being privileged +0 receive. Snmeiimes you coulan make your way ?hrough Hue ART studio mob at all. Mary Kui'herine King, PIANO siudenf, plays H16 PIANO of her PIANO lesson for her PIANO Teacher. Mrs. Bugnefm. 35 Ray Lewis and Don Rowan. overioyedabouHhe1ea;sHuaHon. STUDENT LABOR: +he symbol of a well earned educafion. Employed-by fhe college fhis year were more ihan two hundred willing fo work sfudenfs. engaged in various +ypes of labor in order +0 wholly or parHy ?inance +heir educafion 3+ Harding. Jobs ranged from milking cows af 4hhe college farm 1o pounding +ypewri+ers in fhe offices. Some who worked in fhe cafeferia had +0 ge+ up a+ 4:30 in +he morning, in have breakfasi' ready for fhe lucky individuals who 901 +0 sleep unfil 6:30 or 7:00. Many who worked back in +he IxH'chenI or in +he offices. or swepf up classrooms aHer hours weren'f seen much. bu? wete never+heless an imporfam part of whaf made Harding fick. Workers formed las+ing friendships as +hey cu+ hedges. or washed dishes foge+her. and 'mod anyone who did ii can fortify fa 1he real icy They found in serving foas+ +0 +heir fellow sfudenh, huniing books for +hem in fhe library. selling Hum cakes in hhe InnI or puffing up +he mail for illem. STUDENT LABOR KEPT THINGS GOIN' Dining hall workers had 1heir own worship services on Sunday morning, 50 ihaf anner could be ready for Me others whem H16 doors opened at noon. 36 wry ! J' r-rrdh..- 17 h INN . . . IN a hamburger and chocolaha i. cupcakes and a coke novebnak paper and a 5- dl, or razor Hades and soap . A . we wenf, - Hum was a busy crew To serve us, JV RY assisfunts. Joyce deweil and Kathryn gfing, fund f0 business,'while a :usmmer 'K5T0RE dark;I Dan HaH and Maya Whifm smirking Bookslore v'm'tor, Nahen Lemmons. IIL in Jun Hu!aH. catching remains from the oars bunch collector, :H Iima wasiea Hme, . . , OK 50 Paul did have 90 fake Hm elecMc rnerrs off H'na cow fo pose for this picfure . . . +he P.J4 phofographcr Hod his orders! DuHM Dolly Clark dusfed dw'rly corners. Those of us who were working siudenk Imew whaf ii meanf +0 pass up a cherished acfivify be- cause we had a responsibilify +0 fulfill. We spenf hours working when we'd much rafhet have been relaxing or sleeping bu+ as we worked, we re- ceived vaiuabl'e lessons in responsibilify, and we frequenHy feH' +he safisfac'rion which comes wifh achievement 38 Velma Davis. secretary in Mr, Cope, and Mdba All We PaHie Cobb gals go! a whack of serving Haws. were only we of H19 many gErls who assishzd us recepficnish buf +his flme if was Faye Hare. In the Ad. Building OFFICES. Banqum pragrams, morWHy news Ieliors calling cards. pby fickeis, Handells . . . the PRINT SHOP did aH kinds of busmessl Here Sam Roach and Wesley Howlt were making correcfions on BISON type. MILDRED BELL THOSE OUTSTANDING WERE NOMINATED Tci ONE OF +he highes+ honors a college ssudeni may achieve is +ha+ 0! being given a place in Hue annual publicafion. Who's Who Among Sfudenfs in American Colleges and Universifies. This book. modeled af+er H19 original Who's Who. exisfs for Hue purpose of exfending due recogni+ion fo college s+uden+s who have proved +0 be oufsfanding. Selecfea by Hie factu. fhese s+uden+s have been chosen on +he basis of charac- +er. scholarship. leadership. pariicipafion in exha- curricular adiviiies. and pofen+ialify for fufure usea fulness to business and sociefy. We are proud of +he nine Harding s+uden+s who were officially accephad for Hlis recogniiion +his year. MILDRED BELL. indusirious and miId-man- nered home-economics maior. made an ouisfand- ing scholastic record. while earning her own EXPENSES. LOIS BENSON. an ar+ maior. was an en- ihusiasfic participant in many campus acfivifies. especially in N19 fields of music. ari and dramchs. 40 LOIS BENSON RUTH BORNSCHL RUTH BORNSCHLEGEL. seleded for Who's Who .3 second +ime. maiored in arf. minored in exfra-curricular acfivifies. and piloi'ed +he I950 Pefif Jean +hrough a successful year. JOE BRYANT. a quief. indush'ious married man from Florida, made an excellenf scholasfic record. while preparing for Japanese missionary work. JOHN HADLEY. a chemishy maior wiN'l I fine record ai Harding. has made evangelislic work his '1'ield. Germany his goal. MARILYN McCLUGGAGE. smiling and al- ways willing fo do more +han her share. has cam +ribufed greafly in musical. dramafic and home economics organizaiions. KATHRYN RITCHIE. wife of our beloved Andy, managed a home and aHended college If +he same fime-and did both iobs well. NORMA LOU SANDERSON. an English maior. earned mosf of her own expenses in collegi. white providing fough scholasiic competition. WBRYANT JOHN HADLEY MARILYN McCLUGGAGE JU'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES RICHARD WALKER. a speech maior. and +ransfer from Freed-Hardeman College. was an excellenf sfudenf, and oufsfanding in many campus activities including music. dramafics and his home field of speech. 53' RITCHlE NORMA LOU SANDERSON RICHARD WALKER 4I Top mu: Mrs. Andy T. Ritch'we, Jh, Joe Bryant. IoHum row: Sarah Kerr. Jeannene Bagqan, No! picfurld: Jack OhlendL RECOGNITION OF SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT IS EXTENDED each year +hrougl1 seladion of hue honor sfudenh-Ihe boy and girl who have main- iained +he highesf scholas+ic average-and fhe ianaHon of a shid'ly limii'ed number of iuniors and seniors d high scholasiic excellence inio Hue membership of Hue Alpha Honor Society. Bfablished f0 protrude scholarship. fhe so- ciefy annually presenfs a medal +0 fha graduafe wHI'I Hue highest scholarship record +hrough their four years of aHendance. 42 Tradifionally a+ commencemenf Hme. Hue Alpha Honor Sociefy banquet brings a no'red speaker with a subied of curreni imporf before its mem- bers and 1119 cifizens of the fawn. This year's honor sfudenls were Vanda Giffotd. a sophomore Business major. and Joe Bryant I senior who has maiored in His+ory. 9058,9 gr? an, t HONOR STUDENTS 43 BEST ALL 'ROUND GIRL laid gender; 44 BEST ALL 'ROUND BOY Pager .lzlaw tag 45 ANOTHER 'PHASE OF OUR YEAR WAS Skits were presented by the girls' clubs for fhe freshmen girls. The Omega Phi: fool: a tour through the years. INFORMED THE FRESHMEN FIRST WE AS THE school year began we greefed our club brofhers. or sisfers. ioyfully. eagerly nn+icipa+ing +hose first few meeHngs of +he fall when we met ialked over summer+ime experiences. enioyed each afherhs company. and fooh up imporfanf maHers Evelyn Rhodes and Do'r Tullass gave H19 JU 60 JU infar- prafaiion of An Old Fashioned Walk. 4B . i: l; f i f 5:;- g . 2 Mr. Agony. wifh he!pfuh advice i0 husfrafad freshman, was presented by +he GATAs. a+ hand-a main one being ihaf of seieding pledges from among +he new Hardingifas. Tweniy-eighf differeni' clubs! From +he fresh- man poini of view if was all very confusing-d'llo . Alpha Sub Sfra'l'as. fhe Kappa Phi Jugo's. +ho Lambda Tau Gahs. and ihe Delia Chi Omega Phi Iofas were iusf so many nonsense syllabluu and flu: question of which of ihose many colored iackek-red and white. whih on green. purph on gold. blue on orange-balonged +0 which club was equally perplexing. The girls' clubs goi fogefher and planned I program for +he purpose of infroducing each club group +0 the freshman girls. The boy's duh members were confen'r merely +0 seize every op- porfuni+y +0 publicize or emphasize +heir cum club. shiving hard f0 make favorable impressions on +he innocenl minds of fhose green youngsters. And as he days went by. +he freshmen beam. beffer acquainied and 1h: confusion began h diminish. M ETAH MO E5 held a pew-wow. rith there in fronf of everyone! Hard f0 guess. bui This was the OEGE presenta- fion. Club mam be r5 mingled wifh iresl'vman nfiar H13 program, at The RECEP- TION held in Wm Rendez- vous Banquet Rcorn. +9 Coy Campbell foal nolas on flue efficiency of Ms shoelshine-boy pledge. PLEDGING WAS PERHAPS THE mosl' eager. excifed. breal'hless group lo congregale in fronl' of lhe mailboxes dur- ing Hie en+ire year was H13 huddle of freshmen which met there a+ noon on Hue Monday +ha+ club bids wenf ouf. Girls squealed Wl'll'l icy, and boys beamed will! pleasure. They donned +heir emblem: of crowns. pins. garlers. socks. or +ies. and off Hwy wen! f0 FaceJheir pledgemas+ers. and a wael: filled will: all 12 +0r+ures which fhose fiendish superiors could conceive. And whaf a week! Shoes shined. hays car- riedl fufile fishing in ille fishpond. girl friends serenaded. polls faken. windows counlecl-ancl all al' Hie expense, and somel'imes much lo 'I'lle humil- ialion of the unforfuna+e pledges. Firsf course in blind-llying resulfed in wel feel. 50 They didnll even need an audience-fhe DELTA IOTA pledges iusl sang For fhe sheer icy of if. HECTIC BUT FUN wares?! very afficienf pledges-didn'i cafch a . . . and ?hese d1sappoinied boys didn't cofch a rhfng oifher. Some of +he smarfer ones exercised +he Hne of making fhemselves scarce. buy none of Hmm 0d comple'rely. because Huey had +0 come ouf . w fhe open for classes and meals. Free foofhpicks handed ouf as the chow line filed inio +he hall: Mohican and Sub-T iime was announced 1.150 minuio ovary minufe: and free entorhin- . $ough of a questionable qualify. was pro- - by 1110 Lambda Sigma +imcan band, and by . - -e bios. quarfefs. and full choruses around +ho w - ' - aHer supper. Inf pledging had ifs advanfages . . . Mosi' U -M agreed +haf ihe dafing pari of if was 5d of all. and probably more of 5+ +ook place moi ?han during any ofher given one fhrough- 3H year. Shy freshmen. bo'rh boys and girls. m provided wifh a Wonderful excuse for being 6. and who knows how many da+ing. going ' . and oven married couples have rasuHed Harding Coilega pledge dafes? Then there ,M-gd case of of loasf one pledgemasfer who vl porkd'ly good girl friend +0 one of his own o - That was nofhing less ihan poem: iusfico. HI. pangs and pains of pledge week were - by inifiafion ceremonies. Formal in Hue , of mod of H19 girls' clubs. Hwy were held of f of club members or sponsors. or in he H; dudio. They are remembered as boaufiful impressive occasions by all who fook part in 1111. boys' club ceremonies. +hough mosily , y ind by exhema informaliiy. were equally ' - Ho occasions for fhe padicipanh. Vuloniine humbly sweeping a seat For the SUI-T A KAP'A KAPPA Eniliafion ceremony. 52 The DiscipHne CommiHee was reaHy hard on students +ha+ m'ght Mum Traaaaaini'l Impersonating DELTA CHI OMEGA girls. fhe Andrew Siafurs convincingly render . UBuHons and Bows. The BORESOME FOURSOME. comprised of Jim Porfern Dudley Spears. Jimmy Garner. and Te: Old- ham, and accompanied by 55in Cream supplied musical atmosphere. ' WING f0 re'rurn in school before +he New Year in could have been an even sadder expe- ., if Hie clubs hadn'i come +0 +he rescue wifh iii? New Year's Eve parfy. Sponsored by fhe GATAs. and held in +he BARBERSHOP quarfef quanered. and me manlcurisf man;- e Cafeiena. +he program of skits and fun Cu'ed 0 , H g from 9:00 lo I2:I5. Each girls' club feamed VJ boys' club +0 preseni some sori' of enfer- w and +hree hours of laughs were +he re- Though Faculfy impersonafions seemed +0 pre- 1 M. efher ads included fhe Ju Go Ju-Galaxy 7 shop scene. Omega Phi-T.N.T. mins+rel show. fuhuilng of John Mason. in a shor+ program -qi, and +he K.K.K.-A.T.A. wishing well. +0 . - only a few. kdfemeni was high finai- night as Dr. Benson Iii! announcemenf of the resulfs of the 1'31 - Fund Drive. and iears were in the heads as he shied Hurt if had been successfully W - and a new dormitory for girls would 1b. on ih way. 53 The ALPHA PHI KAPPA quarfei practiced on its fellow club members. Who! Buy Scouf built fhat sickly fire M the T.N.T. fall uuiing 5+ Red Bluff? OUR VARIOUS club shindig: and underfalrings kepf us occupied and adive all year long. Besides regular mae+ings and frequenf shag ac+ivi+ies such as Thanksgwung breakfast. or bunk- I'ng parHes. +I1ere were Hue special evenfs Hui mosf of us looked forward f0 wifh fhe greafesf of enfhusiasm. The winler mon+hs were heavily scheduied th formal banqueis and gay club .parfies; and when spring came1 fhere was a+ least one club oufing every Monday, and Huree or four on mosL Somef?mes 16 planning and preparafion for West: occasions was froublesome. bu+ when Hie plans were worked out and flue even+ ended up being a real success. we looked back on Hue gef- +ing-ready part as haH H13 fun. Nearly every club carried on! some proiecf. Some of +hese were '19 sponsoring of an orphan. Hue rurnishing of needed equipmen+ for +513 mis- sionaries abroad. +he donation oi labor for work on church buildings or af Camp Wyldewood or, SUB-Ts gefher around their orphan 5+ Hm MorrH- ion orphan's home. H wasn't a very orderly meeting the Monday night We GALAXY boys +501: over the skating rink. Searcy's f'med French resiauranf, Pierre's Parisian Paviiion. catered f0 H15 GATA! for ibe-wr winflr banquet I VEDA CHESSHIR was Hus Ioveiy queen : vein. presenfing chapel enferfainmen'r '- HI. Ju Go Jus. the sponsoring of +he -Hional in flue springfime a! Harding and - memory for May Day en+husias+s is coromony. In if a hosf of pasfel aHired a colorful paffern winding Hie May Umbrellas in H113 hands of onlookers indicaie weather conditions Hue day of H19 I949 May Faie. LIZ RUSSELL and EVELYN RHODES her gracious attendants. poles. and one girl. previousiy selecfed by Hue sfu- denf body. is crowned Queen of the May. Early morning practices preceding if, nervous speculation concerning +he weafher. and the happy surprise of finding ouf who fhe May Queen is are all parf of our memories of flu! day. 55 Top row: Isaac Williams. Jue BeHs, Bob Cross, Mnrgan Richardsom Wayne Gurganus. Middlo row: Bob Morris, Raymond Hogins, Glenn Olbrlchh Ralph Mansell. Bil! Wilmni Robert Smith, Kcnnelh Leopard. Hugh MIngm. Iotfnm row: Paul Wisenbaker. Boyd Luthi Jimmy Massey, Eddie Baggeff. 81H Cook hponsorJI. Not pictured: Tommy Baird, Sidney Hubbard, Junior Fowlen Alvin Moudy. ALPHA PHI CD in KAPPA OFFICERS - - - - - - ALVIN MOUDY EDDIE BAGGETT JIMMY MASSEY Prasiden+ - - Vice$resident - - - - Secrefary-Treasurer - - - . 56 AS DID many oiher clubs. +he ALPHA PHI ?A'S made Hieir firs+ appearance on Hue Hard campus af +he beginning of ihe school year in ' wifh S+an Heiserman and Brodie Crouch as orig fors. From fourteen charter members the dub f: pended in include Nerdy members, a size if mainfained since ihai' Hme. Although +he club is no+ primarily a m 7: group. bofh pas+ and present members have cl' 1 V, ons+ra+ed falenf in +his respecf and. as a , LE? chapel programs have been given feaiuring ious sofoisis from among Hie group as vol. ensemble numbers. One radio program has - presented by he quadet To Professor Leslie Burke goes 1h: crodH' j- H'Ie club's name and ifs challenging :11on U a ing in Abundan+ Fruif Bearing. V. .DS Adelphi Tu Arnifos mean liferally A T A In. Alillough Hwe membership in flue umparaiaively small +his year. onalfy - if: members. Because fha group was a prII acquainied. an unusual feeling of Tfornded the aimosphere a+ Hue win+er 3? J was held in 16 Blue Room of flu; ran high in 1'19 ATA. Their Mo. com- Cllff Seawel. Bill Sfephens. and Ray Her- , ' dy. willing. and able +0 perform on any nviiod or otherwise. f'Dear Hearfs and 7 OFFICERS members all agree +I1a+ Lucien Bag- President - - - - - q - - CLIFF SEAWEL 7;: UNI bad of sponsors. Secrefarvareasurer - - - - - BOB FARRIS lob Farris. Roy Herren. Norman Davisl CHM Seawel. an picfurod: Bill Sfephens1 Bubby Grimes, Charles Dillard, ngold Graham Lucian Bagnehn tspansarl. Top r0 : Charles Pam. James Bridgeman. Jimmy Bbllenqcr, Charles SIubblefTeld. Middle row: Frank Rhodes. Ksponsori. Rev Wright CiiHon Hinshnw, Dun Rowan, H. J. Waters. Infiom row: Bruce Brawn, Charles Cranford. Li WVFth PEFCV WNW. Glenn Wall. Bill Belknap, Lao Richardson. Nat piciured: Cliff Alexanden Charles Cook. Jack Lay. Leonard Redman, Paul Moore. Weldun Haqemeier. CAVALIERS OFFICERS Presiden+ - - - - CHARLES CRANFORD Vice-Presidenf - - - - - - H.J.WATERS LEO RICHARDSON Secretary-Treasurer - - 53 THE CAVALIER Club was organited in Hie year I928 for +he purpose of fos+ering social iife of flu highes+ order on Hue campus of Harding College. with membership coming from all classes. During Hue school year of 74344. avary member of H16 club was eifher called ink. or vol- un+eered for. service in some branch of Hie Armed Forces. The year of I944 was +he first in sideon +ha+ +I1ere was no Cavalier Club on Harding's campus. This year Hue club had 23 members with Dr. Frank Rhodes as H: sponsor. Dl'. Rhodes has spon- sored +he club for many years and he has coln- manded Hue respect admira+ion and confident of every Cavalier, bofh pas! and present Norma Lou Hamilton; - -- SUCCESSFULLY survived pledge week. A CHI OMEGAS opened info fheir Huird arding November I9. th a formal ini- Hxa home of +heir new spons-or. Mrs. A. 5. With inn new membersjhey se+ ou+ for a ti and hiemiship. Fobruary ll +hey fransformed Hue ban- lf fhe liendetvous info a Land of 7 - invifad iheir da+es +0 a Valenfine ban- L C. Soars was iheir gues+ speaker L ning. :dimaxing aveni of fhe Delia Chi's activ- ':; Cir oufing +0 Lafona. Alfhough ihey re- blisiered faces and weary haei. +he -- :consequences suffered were well worth Shading: Marilyn quers. Marlha Clark. Thelma Oldhem MFL A. 5, Cream lsponsurj, Wilma DcBerm Audrey Schde'er. BnNy Roemzr, Joyce Burl, Clara Haddock. Sta'td: Mae Whiit. Eunke Shewmaken Genevieve Henry, DELTA CHI 3. FALL OFFICERS OMEGA Presidenf - - - - JOYCE BURT Vice President - - - - - GENEVIEVE HENRY Secrefary-Treasurer - - - - MAE WHITE WINTER OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - AUDREY SCHAEFER Vice-Presidenf - - - CLARA HADDOCK Secrefary-Treasurer - NORMA LOU HAMILTON 59 wk I ' 1 . gg$ 14 $.f :2 Top row: Ray Lewis, Wallace Flaw Bob Manesco Bob Sfrinqlellowl Kent Burgess. Middle row: Oberl Henderson, Bob Waggoner Jack Crowlayl Charles Crawford. Tom Marshall. Barium row: Germ Olree, Bab Sewell. Clyde Keirn, Clarence Richmond, DMe Welsh Willis Cheatham. Nor picturad: WHlie O'Baniom Bob Roe, Joe Shafiield. Dal: Todd, Jack Glasgow, Jack Gram Dwigm Hesson. Harry Ghee, Jimmy Kheudasil, CarroH Sparkmam Steve Todd, J, D. Bales tspunsorJ. D E L TA l 0 TA THE DELTA IOTA Social Club had ifs beqinni in he fall of I944 with Hue purpose of creaii be+fer social relationships among Hm sfudenis. a +0 uphold +he Chrisfian sfandards for which Ha ., ing College sfands. Many of Hue original hadifions remain in +heir ac+ivi+ies such as pledging of new mambo and their unique ini+ia+ions. +his years' being '13. a? Camp Wyldewood. The feeling of fellowsli' which each member manifesfs foward his br OFFICERS increased +he good ?imes ai +heir sfag oufi CreSEdenf-d - - - - CLAEAEEEIE EEijgsg One of +he proiec+s of +he Delia loias 5:12? Tegzsurgr - - - GLEN OLREE year was +0 paint +he bulletin board in fronf . r . . . . . Pariiamenfarian - . - - - - - - BOB ROE Godden Hall. 60 ICHARD TAYLOR and Bob Hare organized +he v TER SODALIS Club in I946. Richard had been J'mmbor of his club oi George Pepperdine. The '; bmhip Hm year grew in +wen+y. The club pfoieds ihis year were padially izporhng a child in Morril+on's Orphan Home unding money to Jack Nadeau in Germany 10 pay for a slide proiecfor +0 use in his Work All of flue char'rer members of fhe club gradu- thil year. Mos? of ihe members cf +he Frafer 3-10 : are married. 1110 banquei a+ Hue Mayfair in fhe fall was a ; Emu? in the history of Frafer Sodalis. The out- '7 HG Pom Jean on May 8 was equally as much Richliin, Eddie JEWEL Ed Ransom. FRATER SODALIS OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - - - ISAIAH HALL Vice-Presidenf - - - - - JAMES LANKFORD Secreiary - - - - - - KENNETH FRANKS Treasurer - - - - - - - WILLARD COX III: Bob Hare1 Homer Hmsmam James Lankforcl Joe Burrough Andy RHchFc lsponsod. Middle row: Ted 0, Richofd Vefoio. Ray Farmer. Bill Pearson. BoHom raw: BiH O'Neal, Francis Herfmg, Willard Cox, Isaiah Randall Ilantenshlp, Gene Carfermn, Knnneth Franks, Not pictured: Paul HarvEy. Bobby Mock, Ralph Sweef. bl Yep row: Bill Johns. Percy Francis, John Walsh, John Morris, Kern Sears tsponsorl. Middr. row: Ted Diehl' Larry Roberfs. Grenn Boyd. Iill Curry Dan Garner. Wayne Shewmaker. Bottom raw: King Tao Zea, Gerald Kendrick. Bobby Peyton, Kenneth Rhodes, RMph DEehI, Rubert Hall. Shirley Smith, Sidney Hor1on, Billy Smlrhl Byron Corn. GALAXY OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - - GERALD KENDRICK Vice Presidan+ - - - - - - - TED DIEHL Secretary - - - - - - - - DON GARNER Treasurer - - - - - - - - GLENN BOYD 62 Not pichlrod: Ralph Braden, Jack Davis Boyd Davis. HITCH YOUR Wagon f0 a 5hr was the impru- sive +heme of Hie firs? GALAXY banquef in I947..- Thai year fhey also had a fine ou+ing a? Red Bluff: and bought books for an orphan home's library in Kansas. How is Hurt for a Year's acfivifial for I newly organized club? Since +hen Huey have had many excallenf club' projeds: selling Harding's home sfudy Bible courses; in Searcy and nearby +owns: inserfing a copy 0'6 fhe Harding Alma Meier in H'IB college song boohgf and sfarfing a bullefin which is mailed regularly he ihe Galaxy alumni. The Gafaxy Club colors are blue and whim; They have +heir regular club meeiings on Monday; nighi' and heir club sponsor is Dr. Kern Sears. ' JGATA year sfari'ed off successfully wifh Hie .. , of eleven nice new muds. who fumed ou+ :'- ill. pride and joy of he older members. Whoa Hie Christmas holidays were scheduied More New Year's Eve flue GATA: came mane. They worked ouf Hue plans for an , parfy. The clubs pifched in and pro- 'M hours of varied enierfainmenfqall f hm. Hiouqh perhaps somewhaf a+ Hie ex- 1' oi impersonaied factu members. I Man's Parisian Pavilion. Searcy's mosi ox- , French redauranf, was reserved for weir whnquot top row: Joyce Fuller, Joan Smilhw Alice Serouqhn, Katie Hollingsworihw Sally Groom, Rictie Arimura. Middle row: Junnetfe Bnqqe , Mary Lou Johnsonw Juanita McGuire, Maxine R1chesfnw Mrsw Don Healy isponsnrjw Mrs, Jess Rhodes tsponsorl, Ann MorrTs. Marilyn Hawley. Rufhie Bornschegel. Iohom row: Wanda Lou Smithw Jayne Pate, Sutia Shluberqer, Janie McGuiraA N01 picfurld: BeHy Johnsl Jean Regen. Dari; Sfraughn. FALL OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - - - ANN MORRIS Vice-Presiden+ - - - DORIS STRAUGHN Secrefary - - - - - - ALlCE STRAUGHN Treasurer - - - - - - SUSIE SHAUBERGER WINTER OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - - ALICE STRAUGHN Vice-Presidenf - MARY KAY HOLLINGSWORTH Secrefary - - - - - - SUSIE SHAUBERGER Treasurer - - - - - - DORIS STRAUGHN 63 HHH 6th FALL OFFICERS President - - - - ELLA MAE LANCASTER VicavPresidenf - DORIS MclNTURFF Secrefarlereasurer . - MOZELLE WILLIAMS WINTER OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - MARGARET CHAFFIN Vice-Presiden+ - - - - NOREEN COLTSON Secrefdry-Treasurer - - - - - SUE ALLEN THE H CLUB was organized in I946 with Def Mun- ger. Dof Baker. Lou Dugger and Norma Sfephens as charfer members. Norma and Lou are now in Japan doing missionary work and DM is in Germany. Five pledges were formally inifiafed in a can- dlelighf ceremony +his year af fha Bergeron home. Each of Hue new members was presenied a whife chrysanfhemum. fhe club flower. The Rendezvous was changed info a Winfal' Wonderland for +he formal banquei 0F Hm H club. After everyone had enjoyed fl'ne delicious food, Dr. Bales gave an enieriaining biographical sketch of his life af Harding. April 25H: Hue girls donned +heir ieans and spenf a day of climbing and boa? riding a+ PdH Jean. Top row: Musicl Proctor. Louise Cotter. Caren; Cohen Ella Mae Lancaster. Margaret Chaffin, Middlo row: Emile Gibson, Mozelle WIHiams, Joanna WaHer. Soniic Slanderford. Sue Allen, Sue Saunders, Lurlyna Richardson. ioHom row: Mama Lou Gears Doris MclnlurH, Nomen Calfson. Margretfa McKentie. Carolyn Hovey, Natda Holmn hponsori. Not pidurcd: Rosalyn Mitchon. ' ' .ul'vdidaies for P993! Jean queen were ' year-BeHye Kall. Kaihy Stubble- Rhodes. May Fofa is sponsored annually by Club. and was ably engineered +his vivacious spring ierm president Lois on. of the mod ouishnding evenh bonus. everyone is so eager 10 see - Queen of May. oJIIs wan+ slanheyed Ior +heir wini'er , Had a Japanese Hume. Af ibeir dag gig ihty span+ mod of Hie evening on flue --v1rrw JU GO JU FALL OFFICERS Presidenf- - - - - - - - - BETTYE KELL VicelPresidenf - - - - LELA RAE McADAMS Secrefary-Traasurer - - - HELEN POPLIN WINTER OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - - - EVELYN RHODES Vice-Presiden+ - - - h - - HELEN POPLIN Secretary-Treasurer - - . SHIRLEY PEGAN V M: Evelyn Rhodes. Do! Tulloss, Jannene Black, Bettye Kell, Melba Haws. Helen Poplin. Shirley Pagan. ill m: Marilyn McClugqaqe, ElaFne H00ven Margie McDearmam Mrs. L. C. Sears fspcnsorL Kira Nossnman, E liner. Do? Mashbum. BoNam raw: Leia Rea McAdams. Lois Bensom Barbara Cooper, Marilyn Evans, Mary B; n-Han. NM pidurld: leell Combs, Kathy Slubblefieli Victoria Guest. Top row: Ruby McReynolds, GIenna While, Ethelyn McNuH, Evelyn Casper, Virginia Murdock, Barbara Rae. Middlu row: Dixie Smylhe. Dalures Durm'lL Ran: Harber, Helen Sanner, MarTon'Bush, Ruih Ann Baiiey. From raw: Wanda Wallis, Muriel Bush. Mrs. E. R. Siapre'on tsponsorj. Margie Grouver. Jessie Lou Emmy Evideen Hays. KAPPA KAPPA KAPPAI 8cm FALL OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - - MARGIE GROOVER Vice-Presidenf - - - - - MURIEL BUSH Secrefary-Treasurer - - - JESSE LOU SMITH WINTER OFFiCERS PresidemL - - - - - MARGIE GROOVER Vice-Presidenf RUBY OLIVE McREYNOLDS Secre+ary-Treasurer VIRGINIA MURDOCK 66 KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA-KKK-or Tri Kappas; ; long and shod of if is ihaf his club has really , all right for ifself in ifs +hree years of exidenu.'1 skif +ha+ fhey presenfed for +he freshman e menf would wanf to make anyone ride a Bald Knob providing +ha+ Eihelyn Bus Dr. McNuH was a-herdin' if down +he road. You could never mishke a Tri Kappa pl'lijz for anyone else because +hey wore such Flashy and gold sfockings wiih KKK plasiered devilish, side. An ou+s+anding chapel evenf every y 1: Hue fashion show Hla'l' +he Tri Kappa's qaonu'al'. Mrs. Clifion Ganus is +he club sponsor. Iii absence Huis year. Mrs. Staplefon assisied HI. 7'5! ONIA Club was charfered in I935 and K O ' N O N IA name. which meam fellowship. by Leslie mt number and presen+ sponsor. anding even! of H19 pasl- year was T-winfer banquef held ai ?he Rencfezvous. announcemanf praclaiming Mary Kafh- 'rxwooihaari of Hie Koinonias was made. ing aiding ai' PefH Jean. and many of A ings fhef iook place to devour cakes received by one of H19 hellows from - -I memories of Imfol.I values. and also . OFFICERS ihe ?roup serenade?! +he gIrIs-aHer Presidenf - - - - . - - MAX VAUGHAN or Hus ihey were richly repaid by Vice-Presidenf - - - - MARTIN LEMMONS WP' ! oranges. candy. cake and even Secre+ary-Treasurer - - - - - PHIL PERKINS , sausages. Bulldog - - - - - - - - - BILL NAILON m tow: Iill James. Jimmy Gnrnari Joe Webb, Wayne Keller, Daniel Fulkerson, Phil Perkins, Howard Garnen Ray dam, Lucy ONcaI. Leslie Burke hponsori. Middle row: Prem Dharni, Bill Nehon, Cloud Danley, Mary K. IRE . Koinonie sweefheari. Jack Hoqg, BiH Langley, Dick McClurg. lotion row: Hay! Houston, Dudfey Spears, Ci Phillips, Parnnll Grady.- Max Vaughan. Noi pictured: Raiph Chain. Martin Lemmona. Charles Langsion. LAMBDA SIGMA OFFICERS Presidenf - - . . . Vice-Presidenf - - - . - Secrefarvareasurer - - ROGER HAWLEY KEITH THOMPSON RALPH YOUNGER THE LAMBDA SIGMAS have rounded ouf anoH'IIr successful year. fheir foudeenfh in a row since 1031' founding in I936. Affer fwo years of heavy losses due +0 gradu- aHon. Hue Sigmas filled in iheir ranks with eighf: sturdy pledges. Perhaps +he highlighf of Huff pleclgeship was a forced march arounJ Hie fish pond and over he campus. panflegs rolled up and drums Hin canq in hand. Club meetings a+ Hobo Island. aIl-nighf shy:- ai Camp Wyldewood. skafing, swimming. basket; ball. a Blue Room banquet af Hie Rendatvous. l' spring oufing +0 Pe+i+ Jean' pu+fing up Herding signs at fhe edges of +own-all +hese adivifioi? made a full year for +he Sigmas. Top row: Roger Howey Ken! Rullmam Jimmie Mnaneyham. Sncond row: Robert Anderson, Charles Cox. Dwiqh! Oldham, T'n Fei Leung John Moore. Inhom row: James Girdley, Wynn Jones, Ralph Younger, KeiIh Moumiov. CuHen Wifherspcon, George Pledgen No? picfurod: Keith Thompson, Dal: Snyder, Wilkie Yam, Paul Lavender. BilL SkiHman tsponsorl. I W! WFHJ'I g E m: Rubens Perhom, Eunice Ha , Francs Smith, Imogene Franks. Elwanda McNuH. b was organized in fhe fall of I933, Harding College was a+ Morrilfon. ' McClure was fhe sponsor until I936. '5 have had some fine club proieds. existence +hey have placed a cabi- mic Cobb: planted +he fulip bed :1! of PaHie Cobb; placed Mrs. Hard- :jt . Ie reception room of PaHie Cobb. ive inifiafion ceremony was held .7:;- 500 Chrisi'ian +his year. 01' was made so much more enioy- on: and iorgoHen songs! Sfridly .'.ll H'Iair bunking par+y at Mrs. S. A. ' ' of Searcy. gun, Nanm'e Sue Crews, Sarah inalf, Scccnd raw: Mrs. S. A. Bell 30 harden, Eulaiia HuleH, Julia Ann Hansen Kafhryn anglinq, Eubb Dance, Sue Christian. Dlnham, JFmrny Curctun, Mae Ann Sanger, Glenavee Eubanks. VirginFa Hulctf. sponsorJ. loHom row: Not picturad: Tommie Jean LAS COMPANERAS FALL OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - JIMMIE CURETON Vice-Presiden+ - - - - EULALIA HULETT Secrefary - - - - - n EUNICE HOGAN Treasurer - - LEOLA DENHAM WINTER OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - REBECCA PARHAM Vice-Presidenf - - - '- GENE FRANKS Sacrefary . - - - - JULfA ANN HOUSER Treasurer - - - - - KATHRYN YINGLING 69 Top row: Phyllis Faresee, Mrs. Jack Wood Sears Isponsod, Red: Fay: Lambl BeHy Neli McRc-n: EHa Lee Madden. Marika Walsfnn. loHom row; Laud. FIIII, Eshlln Hamilfan, Marry Sue Wood. No! pidurad: Bobbie Spenser. METAH MOE FALL OFFICERS Presiden+ - - - - - BETTY NELL McRAE Vice-Presidenf - - - $ MARTHA WALSTON Secrefary-Treasurer - . - ETTA LEE MADDEN WINTER OFFICERS Presiden+ - - - - - - A PHYLLIS FORESEE Vice-Presidenf ETTA LEE MADDEN Secrefary-Treasurer MARY SUE WOOD 70 IN THE FALL of I944. several girls were add. i... Voluni eer +0 help form Some new Cluhi. Ann . mend Mrs. Ed Seweln. Laura Lee Arms. and 1 47 SmiH'l volunfeered. and flu: METAH MOE c.0577 organized. Mrs. L. O. Sanderson was Hleil' ' ' sponsor. and Maxine Grady. a prasoni 5:4? member. was among 'l'ho firsi +0 be inifiafed. During +he club's five years of exisfenaiu' has carried on such varied proiods as oHci-- - Chrisirnas giHs for an orphan's home. money +0 missionaries. and working 3? Hie . . farm. This year fhe Meiah Moe; purchased ih'; for H19 ItHchen in PaHie Cobb. Mrs. Jack Wood Sean is sponsor of H10 - 5; ' 10p IOU: Jerdine McKcrlic, Wayne Johnsuni Elmo Halli Pam Slatfon. Paul Osborn. Marcus BarneH. Erie Moore Ilponkcrl. IoHom raw: Al Wagnon, Les Richcsink Charles Draper, Murray Warren, Herman Spurlock. Nol pic- M'Id: Don Hall, George Snute, BHI Williamsk Vicfor Broeddus. fl ICANS of Harding College. so named 9f Idmireiion for flue grea+ character :vike original Mohicans of +he New England Leaver to puf characlerisiics of hones'ry. ,inHiafive. loyaify, and faii'hfulness in+o -ay lives. They apply principles of in hair associafions wha+ever +hey may oufings. banquei's. personal crificism or 1M - V'Z :Mohican brave had a spirif of selF-sacri- 309 he Hloughi a worfhy underfaku offer a hand of l'riendship +0 all and Ilia broH'Ier in time of need or grief. He .1. - Hie hufh, nor did his faifh waver. MOHICANS OFFICERS Big Chief - - - - - - - - BILL WILLIAMS LiHIe Chief VICTOR BROADDUS Wampum Keeper - - - JARDINE McKERLIE Scribe - - - - CHARLES DRAPER 7I M E A THE MU ETA ADELPHIAN social club was . , in H19 fall of I938 by a merger befwoen flu , phian and parf of the K0 Jo Kai social duh. chose Mrs. Florence Jewell as fheir sponsor; when she resigned in I946. Mrs. Andy 3' F succeeded her. The MEAI are easily recogn' +heir aH'raciive black and white iackefs. Formal inii'iafion ceremony was held in choral s+udio +his year. The ceremony was ' n95. sive and fhe refreshment delicious. Audrey McGuire enferfained HIS M ' her home for +heir Chris'rmas parfy. They ox- OFFICERS . . . Presidenf - - - - - . AUDREY MCGUIRE gnffs and had a dellghfful hme. Vice-Presidenf - - - . - . VELDA TURNER Their winier banquei was at H19 Re -w; Secrefary-Treasurer - - - VONDA GIFFORD and Huey used Valenfine decora+ions. Top row: Mrs. Andy Rikhic hoonscrL Jo Ann Cnoiy Vclda Turner, Vonda Gillord. Mom row: Pauline Lindy. Ramona Osborn. Audrey McGuire. Sarah Kezr. Not piclurod: Pearle Mahan. Mary Prifchnrd, Louis: Dale. Lucille Hancock Ludane Sianon. Roberm Lee. 7'2 LTERIS. Ophelia Richardson. Edifh ' -' ieve Henry were charfer mem- '33EGE Club organized in 1947. The I - -- by he club was er+en by was based upon principles which ill. everyday lives of Chrisfians. all. college nurse, was chosen as - . Inciden'lally. +he club proied is 't,;l :-y: in Hie infirmary somefhing fo , ,.; ,nd illness of fhe pafienfs fhere and , appearance of Hue infirmary. love and fellowship prevails and -' lose of ihe club who may need 'I'Illir problems. . Morgan! Seew Wilma Rogers, Esther MifcheH tsponsori, Winifred Richardson, ShMey Wenw Middle row: Milfolh Jone Neal. Don's Harmonw Lerlinc Westmoreland, Barbara Mans. Jean Garrison. Anita Fave . Mom row: Ruby Todd, Mildred See. No! pidurud: Joyce Westmoreland. Lenora Ragland. Joy Smith. FALL OFFICERS Presideni' - - - - - - MARGARET SEE Vice-Presiden+ - - - - WILMA ROGERS Secrefary - - WINIFRED RICHARDSON Treasurer - - - - - - - + JANE NEAL WINTER OFFICERS Presidenf - - w - - - WILMA ROGERS VicewPresidenf - - - - - - - MILDRED SEE Secrefary - - - - WINIFRED RICHARDSON Treasurer - - - - - JANE NEAL 73 '4. I . . :t . . I 343733;. HEmM'KL. .. C Top raw: Juan Hayes. Dene Yearqa'm. Martha Jackson Mania JD Edwards, Mergaref Herrmq Lefhn Siephens, LorraCn AkinC Buffom row: Inez Harm Aniia Jackson, Joanne Shrivcn Dolly Clark. Roberta Conea. No! piclurld: Lou Manker, Rufh BlanseH, Lois Jackson tsponaorlC OMEGA PHI CD FALL OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - - - - LOU MANKER Vice-Presiden+ - - - - MARGARET HERRING Secretary - - - - - - - ROBERTA COHEA Treasurer - - - - - - - - DOLLY CLARK WINTER OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - - - - LOU MANKER ViceCPresidenf - - - - - ROBERTA COHEA Secrefary - - - - - - - - - INEZ HAM Treasurer - - - - - - - LETHA STEPHENS 74 IN I944 THE Omega Phi social club was organ'f- wifh five charfer members. Mary Blanion. fine , nurseI was +heir Cirer sponsor. Lois Jackson. a w . 'ler member of flu; club. is sponsoring now. The admirable proiecf for ihe Omega 'H1is year was he bedside Iti+s iha+ +hey senl' in C. mission fields in Japan. George Washingfon's Bir+hday was Hm 'I 1 for +he win+er banque+ 3+ flue Mayfair. The cards were George's head and Nut: nuf cup: .- lifHe beds +ha+ said George Washingfon here. In spi+e of ihe Facf +haf many peopla crowding Pe+i+ Jean fine day of +heir spring 0 7Q:- +he Omega Phis and fheir da+es Had a grand HOMO! Lyndh, Mrs. EH2 T. Moore IspcnsorL More Ourselves is +he mof+o of 16 V; -TA social club. which was organized in - Ion were five charfer members and fhey purph and gold as +heir dub colors. I: 7PM Del'h had flueir Valen+ine Par+y af +he m led year. Their banque+ +his year was Manon; and +hey used a unique Haeme. erine Life. Their decorafions carried oui using mermaids, fish nefs, anchors. efc. : , ml consisied of seafood. Mr. Erie T. undated several solos. accompanied by 1, who is sponsor mt +he club. Top mm Wnyma Hayhurs', DuroHI-a Morgan, Joyce Tidwell, Joe Wabb, LHly Warren, Rufh Malurs, Irma Coons. Ernlsfinl Phillips. Imogene Leonard, Ionum row: BeHy Keith, Hsie Norton, Freda Gibson, Anna Landmrn. Mary EH Wafers. Nat picfurod: Doris Richesin. Linda Skinner, Georgia Webb, Ruth Ann Tooihman, Gwen BuHerHeld, E : PHI DELTA FALL OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - - - - ELSIE NORTON Vice-Presiden+ - - - - - - LILLY WARREN Secrefary - - - - RUTH ANN TOOTHMAN WINTER OFFICERS Presiden+ - - - . - - FREDA GIBSON V?cePresidenf - - - - MARY ELLEN WATERS Secrefary - - - - - - - - - JOE WEBB 75 Top raw: Lloydene Sandarsonl Robbe McCaFebl Mary Kalherine Klnqy MrsV Jae Pryor, sponson Jo Ann Cook. Janelle Bennel?I Helen Knavz. IoHom 10v: Fay: Hare. Julia Eelue. LaVonne Blackmon, Vera Young. Marlha Wnodv, Helen Karnes, Jean GibbonsA Nat picfurod: Eslher Flelcher, Lorene Nichols, La Vglle Sewell. Sally Jo Chesshir. Veranne Hall. REGINA lg V FALL OFFICERS Preslden+ - - - - VERANNE HALL Vice-Presidenf - - - - LA VELLE SEWELL LLOYDENE SANDERSON MARY KATHERINE KING Secre+ary-Treasurer - Song Leader - - - SPRING OFFICERS Presidenl' - - - - - - - - VERA YOUNG Vice-Presldenf - - - - - - FAYE HARE MARY KATHERINE KING LLOYDENE SANDERSON Secrefery-Treasurer - Song Leader - - - 76 THE REGINA Club was organized in I947 w 1: clue f0 3 larger enrollment fhere was a need 43 additional social clubs. Mrs. Joe Pryor was al- .. sponsor by +he fiffeen chader members. The Regina rnea ns queen. Al +he Inler-club par+y for Freshman girls. ialenfed Reginas presen'led a ?ypical Negro she! show. Reckon Lorene ever 90+ her case higher courl? Banquets can be Fun unless your name is J '; Belue and someone sfeals all your money. A +he Regina; were all hooped up for ihair be - and WM: iI-Ieir da+es in bow +ies ihey huly dapi :- fheir +heme of an Old Fashioned Banquet. In the Spring. Huey packed +heir lunch and l +0 Pelif Jean for Hie clay. .' organized in +he fall of I947. S I G MA TAU mmbers: Melvin Ellioh. Wayne nay. Harold McDonald, Vernie My Wald. Taking as a fheme H19 ; In Ephesians. chap'her 6. +hey - Lilia? equilai'eral friangle design Hie Greek Ieffers Sigma Tau Mirna seems +0 be sfag weiner ' fellows have offen. The choral milieu for His annual par+y +his go Ahney was Masfer of Care- II same Hme entertained +hree ijburgers. punch. and luscious OFFICERS chip cookies were +he fm- Presidenf - - - - - . - VERNIE SHRABLE 1H. oufing This year was a+ Vfce-Presidenf . - . - . JOHNNIE BROWN E. Secre+ary-Treasurer - - - - HENRY DEETER II Williams, Henry Denfzr, Gerald Hindn'x. Robert Abney. Oris Bryant Bchm raw: Lesier Balsam, HI. Johnnie Brown. No? picturad: Sam Roach Prff Phelps, Eddie Campbeil. Clilford Payne, Hal Mont. Robar? Webb :sponsorj. A SALUTE TO YUNKAN and plenty of good food are 1radi+ional in +he SUB-T l6 Club fundions. This year was no excepHon +0 +he rule. Yunkan per- !ormed beau+ifully, cap+uring fhe a+fen+ion, if noi +he heart of every girl presenf. The winfer function was held in Hie Legion Huf. wH-h '18 new members presen1ing +he enfer- There was a lof of food. laughfer. and onions. of course. iainmeni. feafurEng +he Andrew Sisiers. AHerwards some of H19 members had +0 be repri- manded For H'Ieir inefficiency. however. As a special projecf +he club supporis one of Hie children af ihe Soufhern Chrisfian Home in Morrilfon. SUB-T OFFICERS Skipper - - - . . - - - DON HORTLr'. Firsf Mafe - - ' ' ' l ' JERRELL DANIH Second Mafe - - - - - RICHARD WALK-w Quarfermasier - A - JAMES WALK'. Top row: Leon McClure. Ponder Wright. Roy Lewis. CHH Frost Carlos Gordon. BuHum row: Don Healy lsponsurl, James Walker, Richard Walker, Charles Morrfsw Paul ValenNne, Don Horn, Joe Hazelbaker. NM pichnrid: John Davis, Coleman Lemmons. Nowen Levnmons, Ed Gulqanusw JerreH Dam'el. 7B 7 7yTNT's. a group of a+hlefic Fellows wifh one 'nuf each year. always have a sfag oufing. occasions +hey serve +he exclusive TNT M gullion. Lafona was Hie favored place TEN. and hfer Huey fool! +heir dafes on an h Pofif Jean. On one of ?heir ou+ings fo 7: M. fhey discovered TNT Falls. Si! former members of Hue club are in foreign :- 'HIHI. and H19 TNT proied ibis year was . ; quorfing goods for We schools in Japan. The Dr. I. 0. program given on one of He Thursday: was especially enioyed by +hose , plr'l'icipanis who won From fwo +0 fwanfy j Iundy minfsl. OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - - - - - CECIL BECK Vice-PresideM - - - - - - - BURL CURTIS Secrefary-Treasurer - - , v COY CAMPBELL top row: Jusiin Camp, Raybcurn Orr Dun Murse. James Lynnl Wayne Lewk. Al Poieefe, Eldon BiHingsleL Middll raw: Joe Pryor tsponsorL Burl Curtis John Andersom Trice Taylor. Joe Nichols Dean CurHs, Urck Marrow, Emit Menu. Elmer Gaihriqht Kenneih lsfrek Bottom row: Cecil Bach Coy CampbeH, Bill SherrHl, Lowell Beau- :hnmp. Grover Sexmn. Nu! p'lduud: Herb Dean. Allred Turmon, Don Werrsom Jack thheH. 3,1 x w 1' ALA; Tap row: Mary Caiheane Danish, 0pm Hanes. Ruby Hones, Wanda Serrels Wanda Green. BnHum row: BeHy Riemer, Joan Davls. Alma Sandersonl Mary Ellen Enqlus. Medrith Cooper. Not pictured: Norma Siedge Mary Jane Herrin. 35ny CasHeberry. BeHy Bealhan, Helen Tealen Leah Boyd, Norma Sanderson, Mrs. Perry Mason isponsod. TOFEBT A FALL OFFICERS Presiden'r - - - - NORMA LOU SANDERSON Vice-Presidenf - - - - - - HELEN TESTER Secrefary-Treasurer - - - - - OPAL HANES WINTER OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - -- - OPAL HANES Vice-Presidenf - - - - - WANDA GREENE Secrefdry-Treasurer - - - - BETTY BEAMAN 80 THE MEANING of fhe word TOFEBT and N worfhy club mafia is To Our Fafl'ler - True. The formal inifia+ion ceremony was home of Mrs. Perry Mason, club sponsor. looked lovely in +he dim candlelighi as His? 1heir club vows. One of fhe mosf ouis+anding evenfs Lq club +his year was +heir dag ou+ing +0 Rad'm They weni one Monday affernoon and had HIere. Ellen Engles' bro+her provided some 9': enfer+ainmen1 for +heir formal banquei cf HI. fair. Their iheme. the Rainbow. was 5-- carried ou+ in +heir decorafions. ' We have Hue Tofeb+s f0 flunk for 1+9. sharpeners in Paifie Cobb. Tap row: Vane Horton. Jenn Jewelf, Cafheane WiHiams, BeHy Thornlon, Mary .15 Hares Juanila Walion. Joy Menschreck. loHum row: Edna McCuilouqhs Alice Ann Hawkins. Wanda Pam's. Corinna Russell. Not picIur-d: Gun: Chesshir, Jordine Chasshir. Pam MaHox, Jeannine HaHam. Anna Mae Fel+s, JeHa Jankson, Sue H099, Mildred Home Graover, Mary Jean Godwin, Miriam karson, Mrs. F. W. Manon lsponsorl. THE HONOR 0F being +he firsf girls' social club W H C of Harding College belongs +0 fine WOODSON HARDING COMRADES. H came in+o being Oc- sbbw 7. I926. with eighfeen chrafer members. and was named for Mrs. J. N. Arms+rong. Dean of Women a+ +ha+ +ime. The mos? memorable even'r o? +his year was +he high! the club ini+ia+ed +he six pledges ous at Camp Wyldewood. No one will soon forgef fhe breakfasf 1h pledges cooked. +he program fhey gave. Frank- mmhin. or ihe face creams H'sa'r go+ mixed up. Aimed synonymous wH'h WHC is +he annual Bounty Supper. This year if was a +remendous OFFICERS mums. highlighfed by +he melodrama. And 1the Presidenf - - - - - - - GENA CHESSHIR HL'MP Wauwat Vice-Presidenf . MILDRED HORNE GROOVER Pe+i+ Jean was the scene of +he spring oufing. Secrefary-Treasurer - - CATHERINE WlLLlAMS Slandian Jim Porter. Marlon chklngbonom, Waller Johnson. Saaud: L0H Tucker. Ward K. Halberl'. Founder. Theodore Farmer. Nol piclurad: Tom Lavendcr, Lesler Perrin, Garner Gross. Neil 8. Cup; Sponmr; Perry Mason. Spunwr. LAST YEAR FOR THE GAUR IN FEBRUARY of '46 some 30 veterans of W'- War II began calling lhemselves THE GAURS '. +he avowed purposes of promoling cifile personal honor and +0 have a good fime. Theyf; resf in peace. aSsured +ha+ +hey will be remem as having succeeded in all +hree. For H13 four '7 during which +hey saw fil +0 carry on lheir j ff- fl'ley were well known for flae abili+y +0 fl'lrov't' l'ine parfy or for seriaus work when needed. +ha+ lhey feel +heir presence +0 be less na OFFICERS , . , . Presidenl - . - MARION HlCKlNC-I-BOTTOM 'lh'ey have? filsba-ncled dlll'ld dlsmtssed Lulla-l'hf-S- . Vice-Presldenl - - - - - GORNER GROSS Wlfh l'he Inlundlon lo walch out for Hardmg . Secrelary-Treasurer - . - - TOM LAVENDER +ha+ we are 90m Saddle UP- Gem: ride 0 .3 Sergeanf-at-Arms . - - THEODORE FARMER conquer grealer goals. ' 82 Top row: B. Bramley H. Cm T. DHlinger C. Doyle, Jame; Elllanom Second row: H. Ewing R. Hawkins. D. Homani C. Huddlsslun. Br Lana Third IOW: T. Mohundro J, Mocre. E. Pounds, W, Smilh, K, Squrs. Fourth row: F. UHey A. Wall. BoHom row: E WiHerson, L. Wright, GROU? PICTURE 109 row 5 Tranum. B Pavm T. Farmer, J, Barium 0 Meyer. J FEnnmqmn, Sacond mu: D. LaCuursc, R. Denham, D, Gram .- P. While. L. Wmdmr J. Baler E Ccmhran B. CouneIL Ihitd row: 6. Gr055 T Lavendev W. Kmq. J Prue , B, Foqu R, BelL A Havl, M, Gulhrle G, que. N, Lamb B, Peroiman. IoHom row: A. Goldmam J. PMS. 'v'. Shmnons J. Newman P, Marrin. H, Harl C. Edwards. No? pichlrld: E. Brown, Jr. J. Benson, G. Cook C. Crulcher, W. Wall, L. Lewis. C AHcm E. Beam R. Ramsey. H7 V'Wllard F. Scoggin, V. Cullum. R. Copeland. T. Lovc. G. Mills J. Sdms. 83 WCCJZ clincla .Sz'inner H; ATTENDANTS gm CAeddAz-r- M A Y Q u E E N MANY MINDS MANY TALENTS in activities ONE-ACT PLAYS. chorus i'rijps. speech re- cifals. basketball games. Poe+ry Forum mee+- ings. hips +0 LIHIe Rock, Pe+i+ Jean dead- lines . . . These are ius+ a few of he many inferesi's ihaf filled our livesI and made us wonder when we'd ever find firne for our siudies. Pages in +his secfion are noi' enough +0 show. and words are +00 few +0 express. +he grea+ enioymenf and valuable experience which +hese acfivH'ies broughf us. The OPC'CWi. HEARTS AND BLOSSOMS. was a panorama oi bcau'y and Talen'. OUR VARIED POETRY FORUM. for vice or verse. brought +0 H18 campus ifs annual publicafion of original work. This group me! every o+her Friday night for enioymenf. contemplafion and evaluafion of each ofher's poe+ic effort. HOME ECONOMICS Ciub. th a Finger in every POETRY FORUM members thoughifullv considnr a poem being read by BiH Skillmom Left 00 right M. Groover, C. Draper, W. Rogers, KA Saarsi 8. Ranscm, Annabel Lee, J. FHan, E. Phiilips. B. R?emer, B. Skillman. Not piciurod: 2. Ball, 6. Chesshir. V. Draper. 6. Johnson, G. Kendrick, l Pewon. D. Todd. H. J, Waters. L, Wesimcreland. BB INTERESTS CONTRIBUTED- pie. kepf busy under +he sponsorship of Mrs. Bel wifh convenfions and homemaking proieds. F.T.A.. ihough newly organized. proved an effec- +ive and ac+ive organiza'fion for fornorrow's ieachers. lfs members a+1ended regular maeiingl .. I HOME ECONOMIC CLUB members prepared and enioyed a Non- day mornlnq breakfast. Mumban cl H1: club are: B. Bzamln. J. BenneH, R. Bianseh, H. Karnes, 8. Cooper, N. Colslon. Q Caiht. 1.. Colfer, L. Denham, M. Eggers, M. Evans. G. Eubanh. W. DI- Berrv. J. Flynt. P. Furesee. J. Fuller, I. Hamm, C. Haddock, 0. Hanes, R. Harbor, W. Havhursf, G. Henry. M. Have, 3. Kell. E. H. Lancasier. A. Landrurm E. Madden, R. Mason, R. Maiors, JA Munn- schreck, 0. Morgan, M. McCiugqage. J. McGuire. J. McGuin. E. MCNLIH'Y M. O'Banion, J. Pate. M. Proclor' M. Richesin, C. Russell, A. Sanderson, L. Sandenon, S. Saunders L. Sewell. M. Sonqll. I. Standeriord. H. Siinneh. J. Walton, M4 White M. Williams. 11$. . i . . 1 J dad IHMCHOI'I f0 Hue Men's Glee Club program was 7 mULTY QUARTET composed of Erie Moore. Roberf QM Ii Cool and Andy Ri+chie. Maybe not pure culfurer-buf we surely enioyed if, '10 A WELL ROUNDED YEAR nib. campus. and frequenf activities in LiHle in coniuncfion with oiher Arkansas chapters IA. CLUB broughi' color f0 +he campus by WNW 0F AMEMCA. Top row: J. SheHFeld, M, Bishop, , J. 3mm. Second row: H. Horseman. D. Meshburn, EA il. hrlmm. J. LanHard. P. Shaman. 8. Dance. 5. Cvewm . HIM row: W. Reiney, M. Herring, H. Sumner, L. War- Iltckrmn, M, Geer. W, Rae. Fcurlh row: M. Richesm' W. I. IqueH, C. Cranlord, J. Houser. M. McClugqaqe, L .. H. Mingle. P. accneszze V. Guest, 5. Shauberger. Nor IW. Choa'hum, 8. Seaman. E. CampbeH. !. Ellis, E. Enqles. 7. E. Hayx. C, Moms, W. O'Banion, R. Rogers, 6. Shaver, C. Ward. M. Warren, K. Yingling, G. CaNerOun, K. Frank, 7 ,l ilponlorl. F. CoPthf, Annabel Lee uorsponsorq. annual exhibit in Godden Hall. and private show- ings by individual ari s+udenfs. WheH'ler H19 +alen+ was singing, +eaching. painiing, or writing. or iusf +he appreciation of ihese. we saw Harding as an inferesfing place wi+h a place For every inferesi'. PALETTE CLUB. Top row: James RheudasTl, Dale Todd. Wesley Hawk. Second row: Mrs. Elva PhTHips, Isaac Wilr Hamil Irma Coons, Roberta Cohen. Barbara Rae, BeHy loemer. Third row: Ray Farmer, Ruth Bornschegel, Four ! raw: Herberf Dean, Ed Gurgamus. Em Wirson. Innom row: Freda Gibmm Lois Benson Lorraine Akin. Ernesrine Phillips, BeHy Riemer. No! pidurld: Wally Rae, 89 The Large Chorus sang on Thankngng afternoon. ANDY T. RICHIE, Jr. OUR SINGING ORGANIZATIONS THE ESSENCE of 1he spiri+ of Harding breafhes in Hue music produced by ?he people who know and love iheir God. The slogan. Af Harding. We Sing. is mosi appropria+e and hue. The differ- enf musical organizaiions were suppori'ed by sin- denis who loved +0 +ell wi+h +heir voices 1he sfory o; Chrisiianliy. love. and fellowship. Open +0 anyone on campus inferesied in singing. fhe large chorus under Broiher RHchie's direc+ion provided diversion for almosf 200 mem- bers. H was ihe loyal large chorus parficipanis who 90 made up flue group ihaf sang reguiarly for HI! Sunday morning radio broadcash, They gave a performance for +he Thanksgiving Iecfuresl'lip audience: and +heir annual ouidoor concert held in fhe spring+ime. was looked forward f0 all year. These who fook part in large chorus also have pleasanf recollecfions of Huose Tuesday avo- ning rehearsalswf singing Tradi Nunca. BaHIO Hymn of +he Republic. and Happy Birthday. engagement or haircu+ +0 anyone who hap- pened +0 fall viciim. H?OF THE facfors fhaf made our signing so -nal was he direciion 0L Professor Andy T. Jr. A gradua+e of David Lipscomb College. Fried his M. A. a+ Peabody Siafe Teachers L.- In addiiion +0 'direcHng +he chorus. Pro- chhie direcfed +he singing In chapel and 7 '1 Glee Club. or Erle T. Moore was a new adu'ifion mic depari'menf +his year. Teaching voice 1 'ng Hie men's quarie+ were his du'ries. 1 ANT MUCH TO ALL 9 l .4 i WikjsTt'f'T-i . GIRLS' GLEE CLUB. Top row: Eileen Snure' Heren Nave. Janc Neal. Sacond rev: Helen Poplin. Mary Eilen Wafers, Elsi: Norton. Third row: Vera Young, Carolyn Huveyi Irma Coons. Fourth row: Lloydene Sanderson, Audrey McGuire, Barbara Dancei Barbara Cooper, chifa Slanderimd. Jessie LQu 5miiix Mary Jo Hurei Aiica Sfrauqhni Liilv Warren. Pcori Mahan, Sue Crews, Ruth Ann Taoihman, Ruth Maicrsl Eunice Hagan, Joe Flint, Barbara Mans. Gena Chesshir, Virginia Murdock. FiHh row: Riia Baidwin. Roberia Cohen, Louiae Zinzer. Martha Clark GENEViEVE Henryi Mame Lou Gear Do! Tuiloss, Marga!!! Seei Do? Mushburn, Gloria M.Hon. Bottom raw: Evciyn Rhodes, Mariiyn McCluggaqe. Eiaine Heaven Sarah Kerr, Berlye Kell, Jean Jewell, Susie Shuubmqer. Maxine RIEhESiH, Beliy Yake. A PRETTY GIRL is like a melody-+rue; bu? w' - a group of pre'Hy girls ga+her +0 sing Iovoiy m dies Hie resulf is overwhelmingly beaufiful. Girls' Glee Club. under +he direciion of Mrs. i ence Jewell. is a valuable as well as ornumc organization at Harding. Though no+ depending on +heir looks for. plause. fhe Men's Glee Club presenfed a v. program which was well received. An unexpe visif From a donkey delighted Hie audience. The Men's Quarfef and fhe Giris' Sexfaf ., added a greaf deal io our musical aimosp They made several public appearances and r perFormances +hroughou+ +he year. Mrs. FLORENCE JEWELL obiained her M. A. from Pan S+u+a Teachersi College. As voice Teacher. and head of deparimenf of music. her influence has been profound molding The careers and lives of many Harding sfud' . 94 '- HEN'S GLEE CLUI. Top row: James Rheudasfl. Edward Gu'qnnus, Glenn Olbrkhi Paul Dubai; Roy LowAm Hal Hvugey Herbert Dean. PHI Perkins. Paul SlaHDn. Second raw: CuHen Wifherspoon, Kent Burgess, James Massey, John p'mrhsrmn Ray Lewis Glenn Boyd, Johnny Browm Clareme Richmond. Roberf Anderson. Third raw: EuH CurHs. Kcnnth Rhodes, Allen Wagnon. James WaHen Ray Writh Lea Richardson, Charles Cox. Bob Hare. IuHom row: Kehh MDUHMOK Mary Kay Hollinqsworlh bacompamsn, chhdrd Veiefq Bill WaHac: Ray Farmen Andy RIELME IdirecmrL Murray Warren, Hugh Munqlu Trice Taylon Charies Morris. SEXTET. Standing: Sarah Kerr Joyce Burl BEHy KML Elaine Hoover, . ET: James Walken LeRoy 0 Neal, Eddie Baggen Bob Morris. Sulzd: Martha Woody. Eveh'n Rhodes. Lloydene Sanderson hccom- panisq. 95 96 ALPHA PSI OMEGA. 10p row: LeslTe Burke. Kern SearL Don Gamer, Audrey McGuire. memy Mooneyham. Jae Pryor. aeny Thornton, Jack Wood Sears, Dick Smrlh, Richard Walker. BuHom row: Gene Franks. EHeen Snure. Dixie Smy1he, Nelda Hollon, Mrs. Cavhcar'l Lois Benson, Betty Ulrey, EXaine Penin. AND DRAMATICS ENTERTAINED NELDA HOLTON. BILL SKILLMAN. EILEEN SNURE. UNDER THE capable direcfion of Bill Skillman. Nelda Hoch and Eileen Snure. +he dramaiic ac- +ivifies +his year were high spofs on +he calendar of mos? Harding siudenfs. The Dramafic Club and ifs direcfing organi za+ion. Hue Campus Players, have. from +heir in- cepfion. served a very imporfan+ need 5+ Harding. They have provided enferfainmewf and diversion For Hue specfafors and. for fine par+icipanis. fin opporfunify For self-expression and developmenf in dramaiic ar+s. This year these organiza'rions again served +hese funcfions. no+ only in +he cheum pro- ducfions bui' also in Hue one-acf plays presan'hd under sfudenf direcfion. E1 5 PLAYEIS. lap row: George Snure. Don Garner, Grover ' y, J?mmv Mouncyham. Bub Hare, Kehh Thompson. 0ka 5mm, '- Wllier. Middlt row: Marilyn McCluggage, Jessie Lou . Gums Hedger, Behy Thornton Boilom raw: Gene FranksE 'OMM. Nalda Holmm Eileen Snare, Audrey McGuire. E ENTIRE SCHOOL LYCEUMS presenfed by Hue Campus Players You Can'f Take If Wifh You. Heads and . . OHIeIlo. and Claudia. Ii was Is firs+ +ime in many years +ha+ a ' . Irean play has been presenfed +0 a Hard- ,Milnce. Under H19 direcfion of Bill Skillman. IOPHI of Hate greei bard's Oirhello was ably Alpha Psi Omega is a drama+ic frafernify on gumpus which includes nof only sfudenfs buf of Hie factu. The Alpha Psi producfion +his Wm Ladies in Re+iremenf. under fhe direc- of Nelda HoHon. Mary Lou Johnson applies makeup to Fred Denkins. Ain't 5t gooey? I knew you'd laugh. You always do! HEARTS AND BLOSSOMS charisfers reoHy enioyed themselves. BLUI. Top tow: Bab Abney. Roberr Andersnn, Janelle Jinan. LlVanne Blockman, John Brown, Joan Davis. Ella Enqles, Wanda Farris. Imogene Franks, Danny ino- Gamer. Vicforia Guest, Verann: Hail. Third row: In Hays, Ray Harren, Raymond Hogins, Ken lshe, hmn. Marilyn McClquage. Four ! row: Audrey Mcr McNuif, Pam Manon. Emil Menesi Rosalyn Mitcheni '9 lobby Pawan. lel run: George Plcdger, BeHy Riemer, Helm Sanner. Clifi Seawel, Grover Sexson, Susie m: Norma Sledge, Dick Smilh. Jessie Lou Smifh. 7-D Smythe. Eileen Snure. Trice Taylor. Baifom ruvr: Sh. km Thornion. Dorothy Tuilosa, Aiired Turman. . Iilly William, Mary Sue Woad. l BRAVE was1his one-ad play. VUSIASM THE WORD IN DRAMATIC CLUB DRAMATIC ART has from +he earliesf days of man been one of his bes+ forms of seIf-expression and af fhe same fime seIf-improvemenf. The work of ihe Drama+ic Club +his year was devo+ed +0 fhe same ends which have been characferich oi +he arf fhroughoui Iis hisfory. Our Thursday nighf meefings were filled wifh infini+e variety. We nof only sfudied +he principles of acfing iiself. wii'h The accompanying ads of make-up and cosinming. bui gave aH'enfion io +he sfaging and producfion of a play. Our sfudy was nof a +heory. We pu+ H13 principies which we sfudied inio pracfice in fhe produciion of one- acf plays by members of +he club. Our program direcfor. Dick Smifh. was ever ready wiih some new idea which would no+ only provide enieriainrnenf for +he meeiings. bui also increase our skill in dramafic arfs. Penfomimes of the facial coniorl'ions while shaving. answering +he felephone, and ofher weird human habifs were +he order of +he day. along wifh individual read- ings and exfernporaneous monologues of amusing si+ua1ions. DRAMATTC CLUB OFFICERS: President Richard Walker: Sponsor! Nelda Holfon: Secreiary. Lois Benson: Poinfkeeper, Marilyn McCluggage: Vice-Prssidant Dick Smifh. HOUSE COUNCIL SERVED DORMITORY GIR' THE HOUSE Council was formed in '94? for valuable service to Harding girls. Composed of represeniefives elecfed by H19 sfudenh from each living area. +he council +his year was an effecfive mediafor on problems of dormi+ory roui'ine; social regula+ions. and general aHi+udes. 1+ mef once every mon+h fo cope wifh new problems which arose. The meefings were in+er- eang discussions among flue sfudenf represen- +a+ives and dormifory supervisors. The represeniafives. elec+ed for IB-week periods, valued +heir posifions on H'Ie house council. nof only because if provided an opportun- ify for service. buf also iraining for leadership. The new kifchen in Pa+iie Cobb was opened under +he supervision d H19 House Council. and ini+ia+ed wifh a fee in honor of new council members. They also sponsored open house. and arranged for +he dormifory +rees af Chrisfmas iime. Furl lupru-niaiivu. Shading: ZeTma Bell, Mrs. Pickens. Sealed: Alice Sireuqhn. Ann Morris. Joy Mennschrecl. Phyilis Foresee, Ruth MaLors, Jimmie Curelon, Billie Berh HiH. Winter l-pruonhiivu. Sianding: Jackie Filen. Suited: Phyllis Foresee, Rosalyn Mitchene Juanita Wuhan, Mm Pickense Freda Gibson, Mac While, Norma Lou Sanderson. Sue Saunders, Miss Bell. Ann Morris. Lloydene Sanderson. and Marika Woody frying out the new kHchen. THE BISON UNDER THE guiding hand of EdHor Jimmy Afiin- son. flue Bison sfacked up a number of firsfs Hui: year. and gained +he respecf and admirafion of H16 enfire sfudenf body. One of +he firsis was an AlI-Sfar game held in +he Rhodes Memdrial Field House in order m quuidafe Hue Iiabili+ies of +he Bison. Anofher was +he special repor+ of +he Housfon chorus +rip by Reporfer Danny Fulkerson. Sadie Hawkins' Day. Chris EllioH. and Hue banque+ are a few of +he fhings +ha+ will remain in +he minds d Bison scribes and ofher siudenfs. A bouquei of orchids go +0 A+kinson and Johnson for making +his year for the Bison +he bes+ yef. Jimmie Alkinson. EdHor-Weyne Johnson. Business Manager Cheerful outlooks. Phronie. reading proof. STAFF. Back row: J. Nichols. sporfs writer: W. Johnson. Bus. Mgm R. Usseryn phcfoq: R. Manasco CirculaPion Mgr.; A. Pclce'e, sporh writer. Middll raw: Neil B. Cope, ianuhy advimr; J. Atkinson. editor; l Thurman, assoc. ed.: M. King. repoder: L. McAdams, sac. ed.; I. Couns, reparfar; M. Draper, high school ed: C. Draper. religious ed; M. Lemmons. reporter; B. Curry. reporrer; T. Diehl, repurier. Front row: A. Morris. reporier, J. Massey. asst. bus. mgr.; M. Rlchesin, circulaHon secv; J. Chesshir, sec. PETIT JEAN STA THE LITTLE tubby hole of an office. down in 18 Scienuc 9 would nof be in ifself memorable. But when +he puke school +hrobbed in+o if. a feeling of imporfance and u', was experienced by +hose conneded wi+h producing PETIT JEAN. RUTH BORNSCHEGEL, Editor How dhgusfing car- H QM? STAFF: Marhn Lernmons, Spor!s Edllor; Ted DveMI Copy; Rfchard Walker, Relighus Edwlor; Ann Morris AssMam Edilor; Phil Perlnin: Push up Edi'nr; BeHy Thornhzm Copy: Clar- encc RFrhmnnd. Photographer: Rum Burnr schegol, Ediiur; Jane Neal. Monaqen Produchon I02 IID THEIR BEST r: 'Illo Ifaff shove diligenlly fo record +he oulsfanding H 'l'llo school year. fhey received a Io+ of pleasure lhaf '3'5 -- mice and association will: each o+her. M yur i'l'la PETIT JEAN siaff venfured oul from several l h fry for new and beHer resulfs. As +his book comes linuroly hoped +ha+ +hese efforfs will have been success- Hllf the misfukes or omissions which may have occurred. 9' HI: efforh +0 avoid fluem. will be forgiven. wifh the 7 I19 Hui accidenfs can happen. 1 W; ROGER HAWLEY. Business Manager Developmenls in Hue dark room PETlT JEAN reservallmn promoiion in- cluded several brealhlekingly dramah'c chapel presenfaflons. STAFF: Joe Pryorl Sponsor: Miriam Larson, Typisl; Gena Chesshirs Senior Edllor; Roger Hawfcvl Business Manager: Sarah Langley. High SChGOI Edwlor: Ralph Dlehl1 Asslsldnl Business Manager; Evelyn Rhodes, Typlbl. ICC! PETIT JEAN QUEEN 6094.1 16100194. I04 Egg? .1fo JCuig gamer; ATTENDANTS I05 LETICS BUILD STRONG BODIES HARDING's exiensive in+ramural program wenf hand-in-hand wi+h +he oiher deparfmenfs of educa- +ion by providing recreafional aci'iviiies for physical developmenf and er? +he same Hme emphasizing Hie Chrisfian principle of fair play. I0? NEW GYM REALLY IT HAS long been +he dream of sfudenfs. facuhy, and especiaily fhose who have charge of +he phyu sical educa+ion program fhaf some day H would be possible fo have a field house large enough to provide bo'rb space and equipmen+ for an all- around afhle+ic program. This dream came hue when in +he summer of '49 work was compleied on a new gymnasium which provides +hese facili'ries. Provisions wete made her almos+ any indoor sport The main floor has fhree bashe+ball couris laid off side by side across it Two fennis courfs l08 STEPPED UP TH? . are marked off and cour+s for badmin+on. board. ?ndoor sofiball and oiher lighfer games fj provided for. Dressing rooms wiih shower facilifies ' lockers and equipmen+ rooms are locaied a one side of +he building. Bleachers are conshu k 1 along +he ofher side wi'rh sea+ing space proxima+eiy 900. A ska'ring rinlt is Iocaied ben' +he bleachers. OHices for Physical Educafim ,; sfrucfors and class rooms are focafed across fron+ of fhe building. Hugh Rhodes and HPinky Berryhill IMPORTANT ATHLETIC PROGRAM TE in any successful undertaking is ,i Iupcrvision and leadership. For +his w ' Ml! supplied. M. E. 'Pinky' Berryhill. ihe Physical Educafion deparfmenh Odes. assishnh are oufsfanding for No organize and supervise a well bal- -l Educaiion program. Many +hanks ' ' carrying +he sporh evenfs 10 new 7 n funk place in H18 and or the sLaHng rhwk. Coy Campbell enioyed ibis game haven if a balll. IO? Canfer on 3 On your mark, 99'! set, go! TRACK AND FIELD DAY. 19. H's goingl goingumissed! Say. ref. hl pushed me down, Frea-+hrow champ. JOE NALL u 3.3.? ' . Id: ?!p iv1' Excitement and Exercise, Worm's-eye view of a buddie. WHILE WE may no+ be abie fa boas? and excifemem +ha+ mighf have been. +eams played in+ercollegia+e spods, we experienced fhrills +ha+ were as greaf ' game could produce. From many pamw'g coun+ry came boys +hal were fops in spark. When fhese fellows mef and - fall: fheir favorH-a sport +he compefifivq-Il began +0 rise. Yei a+ Harding we did I We aHiiude of winning no maHar how done, buf ra+her +he spiri+ of good 5.. w w ship was always present. This is probavw reason +ha+ fhe sporfs a+ Harding ca 7 HO hrills and Sprained Ankles 7 i: and alci+emen+ o4 highly compefifive 1' Even +hougl1 our foofball was qui+e a bif H7 Hun facile. and no brawls occurred in any w many of ihe fellows suffered sprained Ind evan broken bones. +hrough aIl-ouf fa give fheir besf. Some even came up ' M ayes, no+ H1e less colorful because ' accidenhl. H1350 adion shah. if can be seen Hwaf made the games in+eres+ing and en- 1' lo all parficipafing. and also For +hose in we mm in adion. All in all. Hard- proud of ifs in+ramural program. An eariy warmrup sessiom I950 bazebaH season. el 1!: ris 't n A SENIORSaCLASS WlNNERS. Back row: B. Simpson. Ms Mowrer. L. Perrin, W. BenneH. G. Shaver. Fran! row: H. Groover, E. Wilkerson. M. Lemmons. C. Beck. D. Wether. H. Garner. INTRAMURAL WINNERS. Bad: row: .J. Lay, R. Wright. H. Garner. C. Richmond. 5. Here. Fronf row: W. Gur- gunus. G. Albright E. Manes. J. Miller. ALLVSTARS. Back row: 6. Shaver. R. Wrighf. M. Vaughan. 2. Sfonl, M. Lemmons. Front row: 6. Pledge , E. Manes. C. Draper. J. Miller. II2 hi5! t llS'l'l I3:51! -;?E?- Softball- Early F3, THE FALL ferm of school was welcomed beam along wifh ofher +hings. we played softball. M was one of +he major sporfs of +119 year. From Hm very first day boys began +0 gel in shape in fhe forfhcoming season. Throwing. hiHing. fielding and running was all pradiced so +ha+ each mighf do his besi ands work for fhe honor of being selec'red For H1017 alI-sfar feam. Finally. affer school gof in+o 5' Mn; Coach Berryhill posted a noiice in sign up M spoall. Teams were made up by drawing mm; so ihat +he players were dis+ribu+ed in form mlyn balanced fearns. Games were played every slap, lnferesf was greai and compefifion keen bum. +he feams +0 gain an early lead in Hue Jaw sfandings. TENSE MOMENT IN A LEAGUE GAME Football Followed Shortly 3mm EIATELY following ihe spoall season. hate I ' - ll Holds were marked 05? on +he a+hlefic - -I and foofball was +he cenier of aH-racfion. Harding's game of foofba i5 quife a b COhWhNNERS AMERICAN LEAGUE. Back row: J. Lay. H. Dean. C. Beck. L. Lukeh R. Usseryh D. Wilkerson. Fran? row: E. Wilkerson, 6, Werner. of +he rules of facltle bu+ fhe me+hod of CO-WJNNERS AMERICAN LEAGUE. ant raw: L. wrigm. - - - - - . Perrin .J. Ho . B, James. C. Gear. Fronf raw: J. Comp, I fhe ball carrier Is ulfe different Each L ' 99 : Pug q B. Foxh P. Barnes. R. Lewis. Noi piciurod: E. Manes. R. Sweat rd from he regular collegia're game. H has v is given fwo rags. +wo inches wide and ap f 1' duly 8 inches long which he fucks under W on each side. The defensive feam musf - in grabbing one of +hese rags before +he it dead. The game requires much of Hue slcEll hail! because H12 runner has +0 be more de- j ' . and since body blocks are iflegal the - III! quite a iesk in prdecfing +he ball carrier. hi'HMSS WINNERS. Back row: MA Mowrer. W: j . I Hate. L. Parrin. Franf row: 5. ConneH, E. Wilker- Clmpball. H. Gronver. 'V- M- LEAGUE WINNERS. Back row: 0. Henderson . J. Allen. P. Langley, W. quemeirh Fran! row: 5' h . B. Connall. Dh Curiis. Not pictured: J. HazleH'. N. Webster. FOOTBALL ALLrSTARS. Back row: J. Camp, Jh Lay. L. Wr7qht K. Ishe, E. Manes. Fronf row: J. AHunh H. Dean R. Lewic. B, James. Nof pictured: W. Haqemcir J, Hazlett M. Rirhordson. L. Parrin, D. WwWerson. D. WaHter. Ck Beck. AT HARDING. if is noi fhe desire of fhe Phy- sical Educa+ion depar+menf +0 emphasize only one game nor develop only fhose who have grea+ abilify in some sport but ra+her +0 devo+e an alloled +ime +0 as many games as possible and allow anyone +0 play +ha+ wank +0. VOLLEY BALL ALL-STARS: J. Lev. C. HEnshawh C. Gear. L Perrin. G. Pledger. Nof pidurod: W. Howl, T. Richminn W. Chaney. H. Groover. Volleyball was included as one oi +he games In +he inframural program. The inieresf was gran? because i+ requires skill in many phases of 1. game +0 play 1+ successfully. There were +w9 leagues competing In +he volleyball +ournameni. ?he Server and Liner leagues. The winners of each league were required +0 play a game +0 defer- mine +he school champs. The PT's 0? H18 Server league came ouf vic+orious. VOLLEY BALL SERVER LEAGUE WINNERS: C. Hinshum G. Ohbrhchf, W. Benneif. C. Langsfon. P. Gross, J, Nichols, No? picfurod: C. Geer. H4 Eatly spring days found ?he fennh cows in good repair and constanf use. door Tennis 7? BADMINTON games were exciiing because '.' woof skill required +0 piay +hem. TIIiI skill was especially demonsfrafed by - Dharni and Emil Menes. Prem is a champion ' 1 on player from India. an experi wi+l1 a 5n boih hnnis and badminfon. To see Emil A and play +ennis is a sighf +o behold. Many oihers performed in +he fournamenf grad accuracy such as Coach Berryhill 1 anl Rhodes of the faculfy Coy Campbell. 5mm and T. M. Hogan. Holding file i'ennis +ournamen+ inside elim- : - Ming for HI: balls in mudholes. going ' flu fence aHer a wild one. and flue neces- l0! Inflling fhe wind; buf ihe four walls only 15- -fhe fenseness af +he beginning serve haunt! fhe +hrill of a close game. 0N WINNER: Pram Dharni. I INDOOR TENNIS CLASS CHAMPS: CBC Beck. Mn. Bi SIMPSON. Coy CampbeH. Pram Dhar'ni. iurs irum the sidelines. I'lupparfima by Hm clockIand fhis Indoor tennis moving right along. THE BISONS. MAGYAR LEAGU' WINNERS. Back row: J. Ball ' gar. B. Hurst P. Moore. row: J. M1Har. M. Mowrer. Walker. THE COLTS CELTIC LEAGU WlNNERS: J. Craig H. Olrlw C. Draper. Falls. J Cy Roe. M I NOR LEAGU E WINNERS.- Baci row: C Beck. coach. 3. Piunkef. O. Hanes, C. L. Con. 1M Rirchie, C. Sexson. Front r : R. FanelL W. Wilkemon. J. Mutiny A. Pclrich, v 'MORES. CLASS WINNERS. Back row: M, Siewari, 3L1. Idre. Front row: E. Manes. J. AHen L. Beauchamp. 1nd Basketball PROBABLY the oufsfanding game of Hue g' More dudenh parficipaied +han in any sport and the qualify of pIay was ou+- Two leagues were formed. Major and Minor, ' HI. foams mighf be more evenly maiched. h boy designafed which league he wanied to h. Muse of H1e grea? number reques+ing int hague, H was necessary fo subdivide ; - 'Iwo divisions. The high school boys were gr fa anier a feam in +he minor league H. They were +he only team +ha+ wen? 'HH season undefeated. Em: were played a1 regularly scheduled b g'ikoughonf the season. fwo in ihe affer- all! four a? night The oui'sfanding game of in! probably +he All-Sfar. played be- M fnms salad'ed from Hie maior league by flu Bison sporfs sfaH. This game had din of professional baskeiball. and +he M noi have ended in a more excifing MAJOR LEAGUE ALL-STARS. Back raw: Ry Fletcher, C. Campbell, Ly Parrin. Jy Naiiy B. Hurst CA Back. From row: H. Garnet L. Beeuchamp, J. Allen. Nof pidurod: H. Groover. K. lsfra. MINOR LEAGUE ALL-STARS. Each row: J. Camp, W. 3. Camp. J. Linn. R. Blankenship. R, Orr, Fran? row: C. Sexson, O, Haynes, C. Cozy H, SpurFoclL vNo+ picfurud: J. SpeSr. PRnocMe was a popular slx-man game. I17 IIS Indoor Traci THE TRACK evenl's were held during HI. ferm. A new experience and a new spot??- aclded f0 +he intramural program and ': indoor l'rack. Since it was the First year. a real was olfered in all who par+icipa+ed. N' winners in each even+ were placed on a will: +he record made in fhai evenf. These will remain +here unfil someone. in some year, sefs a new record. The +ournamen+ was carried on -: classes. All were well represen+ed and 6- V lion for a berfli on +he plaque was keen; Sophomores seemed +0 have the best l poinfs were ioialecl. +hey walked away +topl1y. Fellows like Ken ls+re and Emil - sparked ihe drive ably. assislecl by fellow -. mafes. Jimmie Miller caplured the prize fen i point man. Jimmie. a iunior from Texas. , ably gof his running abiIHy from chasing J: l Texas jack rabbils. Bul besides being a fall .C nerl Jimmie. beHer known as +he deen' .7 l'ypical example of oulslanding sponanslIi-M There were oll'ler honors for which .4; penis in afhlefics confended. Those were vidual frophies for good sportsmanship. Fa' was dressed in all games because if is +0 be a necessil'y for success in life. A! 7 are fhe I949 winners in volleyball. softball. ' ball and foolball. SOPHOMORES, CLASS WINNERS: Jimmy Allan. Manes, Ken Isire, Lowell Beauchamp. HIGH POINT MAN; Jimmy Miller. The quarferrmfle relay was really a ihriller. l949 TROPHY WINNERS: Bob Hare. Max Mowrern Grooven Ernle Wilkerson. HS SPORTS WERE EVENTFUL, TOO I view of fhe girls' spark a+ Harding - elhaordinary enihusiasm on fhe plrficipanfs. This inferesf was given and ihe co-opera+ion of skillful is 'From high schools all over ihe Maxine Grady. ' Iporf is always a good friend. and formed among +he girls as fhey 'in Hie inframural program proved +0 'onships of +he highesf fype. Ou+- I 2!: l! l m g. . I and sporismanship characierized g? -: . +.- 1: 3 . of fha girls, as fhey won and f $3 3?: -,unded program was provided +0 i iai'i mam . inforesfs of all willing afhlefes. m . '1. included iennis. badmini'on, shuffle- 1 g. and horseshoes. along wi+h +he 1. on fhese pages. H10 credif for +he effediveness of program belonged io Maxine in her firs? year as girls' physical - ai Harding. '31:; hurled H10 belt. K : HER Joan Hays. INDOOR SOFTBALL opened +he season's brough+ +he +op ihrill when the champi game was won by one point A Iof of as member H18 final cut. wi+h +he victors in HI. .4 I' fwo girls on base and fwo down with Mary chard ai bat Clara Whifenar caught Hill 'mg hif and +he shou+ing began. The mos+ ominous +hreafs +0 3 volleyball season were Jo and Georgia. 9h: , sii'rers. Wifhoui fhese have it would have bull work. bu+ also less +hril1ing. The fournamoni - finally wen! io +hree gals who blamed long lonely againsf fearns of grader numbers. P mesa confesfs were in preparaHon for h life: if so. Mildred Home is well propardnl- Hugh Groover has +he sympafhy of all. Top LQH'. THE SOCKETTES. VOLLEY BALL L 7 CHAMPS. Sianding: Velda Turner. Jordine Chasshir. McGuire. Kneeling: Juiia Belus. Faye Ham. NM p'- Dolly Clerk, Mary Lynch. Top Right JUNIORS. VOLLEY BALL CLASS CH MildHEd Groover, Veida Turner, Matgie Groover. BADMINTON WINNER Faye Hare. Dorm iournemenf players kepf flueir eyes on fha ball. Their hands in the air. and iheir fee? off the floor. , 'CUMAX of ihe year's sped: program came Mabel! claimed 14:: aHenfion of fans and , ih. Three iournarnenh were held: class. in- V - . and a round behveen 19 various dormi- 1'. Th. Haul game between Third Floor Godden 4 in him ftom Off Campus was sporf supreme .13 inor- was find wifh hm minufes fa play. ', low claimed the vidory by one poinf as the FORM CHAMPS: Top - Harna. Ruby Olive Mc- Hn in Groover. Bottom NI! Mche, Valda Turner. sillIHI. Em Lee Madden, Janna : Black, Beerdzn. FIRST ALL-STAR TEAM: Top Row: EH3 Le: Madden, Mildred Horne, Jesse Lou Emmy Audrey McGuire. Hoffam low: Melba Haws, Heme Fave Lgrnlm LaVclie SewelL Medliih gun sounded. Scores, runs baHed in. and o+her sfafisiics do noi relafe Hie full sfory of a season of sport- raiher. Hm +rue vaIue of play lies only in fhe hearfs of the girls as Hwy remember +ha +hrill of The opening whistle and +he kinship which comes through com- pefiHon. SECOND ALLSTAR TEAM: Julia Belue. Margie Grammar Jimmie Curetan, Ruby OHve McReynowds V?clry Guest Red: Cooper, I2l 1 w I ,, r. , . x I : ,5 : u. I , : w ; : 1, l f . .m a . , . . a r . r 1 . , , . . , 7 ,w ; .7 : x w . g. . ; , . : , , . I . , . . w L x : r .. . . . . . L, , . . 11 J r4: LLOYD CLINE SEARS. Harding's beloved Dean. is also head 0? Hue English Depariment All who have experienced a Shakespeare or Chaucer class under him know Hue excellence of his fenching. OUR LEADERS AND EXEMPLARS THOSE of us who gradua+e Hui: year can say iha'f we have received a college educa+ion. What made +haf educafion? Books? Courses? Buildings and fecilifies? These were confribuiing facfors-bui perhaps fhe rnosi imporianf influence in our educafion was +he personal confad be+ween us and our feachers. Books were offen confusing, and easily forgoH'en. buf he views and aHifudes. the very charaders. of our ins+rudors. influenced and became an inseparable pad of our thinking. We have been proud of our faculfy a! Hard- ing. for Huey are not an ordinary faculty. As a group +hey are young. buf many already have well- I24- esfablished repufafions in fheir fields. NM M ago sfudenls fhemselves. ihey have been +0 ml examples. +he very epitome of high schoh characfer. and spirifual undersfanding. We have seen a certain uniqueness ebouf Q' close comradeship exisfing befween Harding's! -- ly and her sfudenis. We felt no hesitance in ing counsel of our ins+rucfors. for ibey deed ways ready io give advice or sympaihofic u - sfonding. whe+her our problem we; selection off course. or a maHer of a deeply perwnal They have been more than hackers in us. have been +he fruesf of friends. ZELMA BELL. Dean of Wom- en. Miss Boll received her MA. degree in Guidance from Columbia UmEversify. She has been known on We cam- pus for her- excoHen? Guid- ance classes, as weH as her efchienf work as Dean of Women. DR. F. W. MATTOX. Dean of Men, DIrecfor of Sfudeni Per- sonnel. Bible professor. and a favoriie among chapel speak- ers. Dr. MaHox received his PhD. from George Peabody CoHaqe. A. S. CRODM. Business Man- ager, was n-w To Harding Hui; year. If didni'r fake long for his repufah'on for exhamery capable work i0 become gan- erally known among all of us. l25 ANNIE MAE ALSTON EA. Library SCiencB Known for her emciency and her broad knowledge in many fidds. her waingness 'To serve. JO BAGNETTO B.SA Music Her capable hands do weH Weir dou- Me duiy in Hue Home and in Hue piano studio. LUCIEN BAGNETTO 8.5., M.S, Mafhemaiics FoHowed +ha familiar irilogy oi Hard- ing. L.S.U. and Harding. J. D. BALES B.A.. M.A.. PHD. Bible A rear bookman who no+ only collac+s and reads 11m Oom-s bu? writes +hem. 126 Middle low 5. A. BELL BS. Bibhe Believing so firmly In God and His promha. he leads us inlu a deeper and more abiding faHh. THELMA BELL 3A., MA, Home Econorm'c; Delighh: +eachers wlih her famous Factu febfi. M. E. BERRYHILL B.A., M.A. Physical Educaiion Holds ihe key in the doors and 10 We highly successhxl inhemural program of Rhodes Memorhal Fieldhouse. VAUGHNECE BRAGG B.A. High School Hisfnry A IiHla bi? 0' business here, and a Iiffle bit 0' social life Ohera. 509mm Row LESLIE BURKE B.A.. MA. Greek and Somal- Eniuys flue devotion of his who value hus life and faaching. Mrs. FLORENCE CATHCART BA. Elemeniary Educafi5' Has 18 abHHy of feuch'lng GW- bo?h children and adults. BILL COOK B.A. High Schuol M . Under H5. direction H16 high chorus has Taken iis riqhH'ul p! the Fimelighf of Harding's NEIL 3. COPE M.A.. M.S.J. Journalin'li Has Hue rare 93H 0? quiaf and - fied accomplishment. Yap luv VIDA 1. DRAPER . L'Irufrucfor. Training School W9 alcolleuce 0! her teach- v in her children-her own mu LEE DYKES , Mafhemachs ' ,wi individuals who hear ANNE EARLY Library , dough?! ihai Harding 0! its own. IRANK ELLIS ' ' EnglFsh mvincing freshmen that ' uugais nofjus+ a H-neory. Middle Row MAXfNE GRADY BA. Physkal Educafmn Takes care of H16 girl! interests. 5!?!- lerically speaking. ALLEN GRISSOM B,A.. MA. EngHsI-n A Chfcdgoan who finds Hue s+ories of soufhern believu. GEORGE HALTERMAN BAA. French Spanish. English Now sees a greaf iufura in ?he English Ianquage end is cnnveang siudenfs fo his idea. hospitaliiy are no? malte- DONALD HEALY BAH MA. Soda! Science Conservminn is the wafchword. Banm Row NELDA HOLTON BA. Speech DaHy debafe: So fo speak vs so to deep. FLORENCE JEWELL B.M.. M.A. MUSIC Possesses the knack of gracefully and eHicienHy doing bofh H18 big and H?- fla hash that are hers. PEARL LATHAM B.A.. NLA. English Through diiigenf and consianf efforf inspires in her sluden+s an appreciaA Hon of Eiiaroi'ure. ANNABEL LEE B.SA, MA Diracfor Twining Schoal Divides har many ialenfs belween $he 1ra'ming school and the college. I27 Top low IRIS MARTiN Insfrucior. Training School Leads a busy life in Hue roles of home. maker. feather and sfudenf. ELIZABETH MASON 8A.. MA. Hfgh School Science Painfad her own picfures and fhan de- signad and builf a home $or Them. PERRY MASON B.A.. MA. Ponical Science A naHve Texan fumed Arkansan MW a keen in'raresf In preserving i'he Amer- ican way of life for us all. EARL T. MOORE B.A.. MJK. Music An oIl-round good man with special accomplishments in the 'Fieids of music and baseball. Middle low Mrs. OLIVER BA. Music Pleasant. +houquuI, and ever so n'wcs fa know. ELVA PHILLIPS 3.9L. M.A. Ar? OrTginal Fdeaa and willingness f0 puf ?bem ?0 work have macie her a wel- comad uddiiion f0 H-Ia hctu. INEZ PICKENS B.A. HIgh School English Makes ihe transiHon from home 10 dormifory life a pleasan? experience. JOSEPH PRYOR B.A..MJK.. PhD. Physical Science A life characterized by faithfulness 10 every duty and responsibilny. Ianm Row L. E. PRYOR B.A.. MS. Social Scianca Loved for his humiiity of spirit , genuineness of Chrish'an charadlr. FRANK RHODES B.A., MIL. PhD. Hismry and Social Scian'cu . He can be serious: he can be 91 Ei+her way. hak quifa all right HUGH RHODES B.A..M.A. Physical Education One of the triumviraia who ml. tramurally. JESS RHODES B.A.. M.B.A4 Businm Teaches accounfing in boys and but holds definite ideas about? ' in indusiry. M In T. IITCHIE Music or on flue campus ha ' llii incurs devolion +0 - N RITCHIE heal Mnfhamalics 1h. worthy woman of our , WOOD SEARS LO. Biology Wullly Whose inferesls plank and animals. -m SEARS 95D. Physical Scienca rent and fell us how . W'ill doubtless go H! t or new green Middlo low EDWARD. SEWELL 3.5.. MA. High School ?rinclpal An anlhusiaslic professor able nof only +0 faach bul m leach o'rhars +0 leach. BILL SKILLMAN 3.5.. B.F.A.. MA. Speech. Dramallcs A contagious laugh; a swaaler. and Othello. E. R. STAPLETON 5A.. M.C.E.. ECLD. Business Will: Hrs passing of ?he agauold cus- tom of apples for the heather he has wisely starlad growing his own. RUBY L STAPLETON B.A.. M.A. English And siill her sludenls wonder how one small head can carry all she knows. furHE-neck BnHum Row ANN SEWELL High School Music Accomplished ln manner. music. reserved 7n Mrs. ARMSTRONG BA. Dean of Women Emerilus Silll our inspiralion for unselfish and devoted service. Dr. SUMMITT 3.1K. M.A.. PHD. Reglslrer. Educalion A iolly good fellow whose lnleres+5 are educational, psycholcgical and com- munily. CLIFF GANUS 5A., M.A. Hislory. Social Science An American appreciative of his hari- lage. hislory. and hamburgers. l2? TOP ROW Mrs. Luli- Burlaw-Posf Office Clerk. Ann Cador Secre+ary to Direcfor of Siudenf Personnel. Velma Davis Sacreiary +0 Direcfor of Public Relations. Mrs. Paari Dodd-DReinaH. Mrs. John Lee DykesiManager. College Book Store, Florenc- McKorliakCashier. SECOND ROW John Masun Execu+ive Secretary of Alumni Assn. Mrs. E. C. Miiler Dininq Hall. E. C. Millor-Dining HeTl. Esther MifchaiI Cuilege Nurse. to ?residenf. Maxine O'BanionaSecreiary f0 Dean. Marguarih O'Banion-Sacrelary I30 - s 4 STAFF AND MAINT 4:73 ENANCE THIRD ROW ? Mrs. Jouph E. Pryar SauaMry 00 Business Manager. Gut Rhodos-Manager, College Laundry. Carl Nahr-Elocufiw- Asst +0 fhe President John Schrado Fiald Represenflfiw.1 Sl'ollI-wA$ SIaHon-Assisianf Registrar. Lewis Luduno counfanf. BOTI'OH ROW Robarf 5+reef Manager. CoHege Farm. Doyio Swain-sh-r slsianf ha Cari Naier. Hahn TuhreSIenographar. Mu... J. T. Traylor Manaqer. College Inn. Elbort TurmanuChilf Enqlneer, HeHy Ulray $eUe1ary to Director of Numni' Assn. E CLASS OF 1950 I1 H F L SENIOR FAVORITES Mariiyn Mchuggage Alvin Moudy I3l ROBERT ADAMS . . . . . Ontario. Canada 8A.: Bible. History and EducMion Lambda Sigma '47, '48. '49. '50: Large Chorus '46. '47: Evangelich Forum '47. '43. '49. '50. JIMMY ATKiNSON . . . . . Roseland, Ark. 8A.: Journalism and Physical Educhon Sigma Rho Kappa '47. '48: Bison 5+an Sporfs Editor '47. Edimr '50: AILSJrar sporis ream, GEORGE BAGGETT . . . . Memphis. Tenn. 3A.: Bible, PubHc School Mush: and Education Chnrfer member Alpha Phi Kappa. Sec. Trans. '41:. V. Fran. '49: Large Chmus. '47. '48. '49. '50: Small Chorus. '47. '48. '49. '50: Re1iq7uus Quar- feHe '46: CoHege QuariaHe '47. '49: Junior Class Pres. '48: Charfer Mamba! F.T.A.. Trans. '50: Men's Glee Club '47, '48, '49. '50, Pras. '47; Asst. Direcior Searcy High Schooi Band '50. JEANNETTE NORRIS BAGGETT . . . . . . . . Caracas. Venezuala 3A.: Bus. Adm. and SpanEsh 6.A.T.A. '47. '48. '49. Sec. '48: Large Chorus '47. '48. '49: Small Chorus '45. '49: Trans. Junior CIass '48-. F.T.A. '50: Alpha Honor Sociefy '49: Texas Shaie College for Women iDenionl '46: Alpha Lambda Delta '4'J'. HERMAN BARKEMEYER . . . . Rector. Ark. B.A.: Bus. Adm. and Social Scianca Troian Cjub '47. V.-Pres. '47. ROBERT H.3ARNES . . . . Memphis.Tenn. 5A.: Sociw Science BETTY BEAMAN . . . . . . . Searcy. Ark. B.A.: Home Economics and English Tofeb+ Club '47. '48. '49. '50. V.-Pres. '49. Sec.- Treas. '50: F.T.A. '49. '50; Home Economics Club '48. '49. '50. CECIL BECK . . . . . . . Cherryirae. Pa. 8A.: Physical Educemon and Hfsfory T.N.T. Club '47. '48. '49. '50. V.-Pre$. '48. Pres. '50: lniramurak '47. '48. '49. '50; RE. Club '50: Trirsiafe Ciub '50. In ' was H10 ha dark Arizona. Liked his a-Army men who knew .Ipociallv how to get HELEN 'OPLIN lilies Jolly and a lot of 7 f of poo+ry reading. In lingo. qui+a fond ELSIE NORTON'S mud. bar N19 bass for Cuf o the long A gay Godden 5h laugh. Kepl us all By working at ?he laun- MOOK cgme from 1 happy-go-Iucly al- 'HII homo foam. Not for gutting to class HOWARD COX very neaf gentleman. His clever cannons enlarfainad every- one. A loyal Gaur. FroquenHy seen with his liffle brown sahd'lel. THEO- DORE FAKMER ?oll blends and vary efigible but seldom duied. Spenf much Of his Hma wifh Wisanbolar of 18 White House. Mada us aware of good posfura. KATHRYN YINGLING short and 'Dufchyf Vary proud of her Iine nephews. Has a cute giggl- and win- ning ways. Knew Hm library backv wards and forwards. PAUL WISEN- BAKER very good friend of Ted Farm er 1hey were always seen iogaiher. Owned 5 IiHle green Dodge. Ouiei and unassuming. H35 shy smile made him famous. One of 1hose southern boys. l33 RUBY HANES another 3rd floor God- den Hall girl. Infefll'gance is a worn- an's grenfasf charm. Anofher repre- sentative of 1he Herding Hana: fam- ily. Span. her spare money on flash bulbs. JACK CHAFFIN drove a long blue Oldsmubile. Made frequent hips to MiSSAISSEppi bur nof to see the river. Took a graai inieresf in his schooi work. MARGARET CHAFFIN 55 very naaf and nHracfive. Visited many Hmes during The year by Jimmie Moaney- ham. Another red-head. EUGENE CATTERTON one of our veterans. Is very proud of his wHe and lovely Ii'rfle dauther. Enioys all kinds of sports. Smart indushious sfudenf with a will +0 learn. l34 aowr CONNELL supporhd . Whiie House aiong with the rot! .2: his gang Not at all sorry to bl gr - unFIng. When hl Hlinks. he s -' sympfoms 0? a man wikh brains. LANE plans to 95+ married soon anf. GARNER enoss helped down Hm Tenor sadion of the the ; periencas are censored. TOM LA 3' :' DER i5 quHe the Master Palm; Loves his work and does it well. W i Hue designer oi Hardingk Flag. WO' proud of him for making the .. ' medal for flue new and modern 'H : Eng College. MILDRED SELL . . . . . anahochie. Texas 5.5.: Home Economics and Social Science M84041 Moe Club '47. Reporfer '49: Texas Club '46. '47. '48: Large Chorus '46. '47. '48: Home Economics Club '50: Whu's Who '50: Winner Snapshoi Contest '49. WENDELL BENNETT . . . . Herr'rsburg. Ari. 3.A.: Bus. Adm. amd His+ory LOIS BENSON . . . . . . . . Searcy. Ark. 3A.: Ari and English Ju Go Ju C1ub '47. '48. '49. '50. Sec. '49. Pres. '50: Small Chorus '43. '50: Large Chorus '47. '50: Dramafic Club '47. '48. '49. '50: Sec. '50: Campus Players '49. Sec. Trees. '50: Alpha Psi Omega '50. Sec. '50: Ar+ Club Vice Pres. '49: Reporfer '50: Who's Who '50: May Queen Nominee '50. M. T. BiSHOP . . . . . . . El Paso. Texas 3A.: Bibia and Social Science S+udenf Preacher '48. '49. '50: F.T.A. '50: Council. man for Vef Viliage. RUTH BORNSCHLEGEL. . . . Denver.Colo. B.A.: Ar? and EnglisH G.A.T,A. '47. '48. '49. '50. Pres. '48. Traas. '48. Sec. '49: Large Chorus '47. '43. '49. '50: Small Chorus '47. '48. '49. '50: Dramafic Club '47. '48. '49: Who's Who '41 '50: Pam Jean Editor '50; House Council Represenfafiva '49: Ari Club '48. '49. VICTOR BROADDUS . . . . Seliarsburg. Ind. 5ft: Bible. Speech and English Mohican Club '48. '49. '50. Trees. '49. VgPres. '50: China Club '48. '49. '50: K. Club '48; Small Chorus '50; Large Chorus '48: Universi'y of Ky, '47: Univ. Men's Glee Club '47: Univ. Canlafu Chorus '47: Reiigious Chairman HiAY '47: Men's Glee Club '47. '48. '49. BRUCE BROWN . . . . . . Fort Smith. Ark. B.A.: Bus. Adm. and History Men's Glee CM: '47. '48. '49: Large Chorus '47. '48. '49. '50: Smal! Chorus '43. '49. '50: CavaFl'er Club '47. '48. '49. '50. BILL BRUMLEY . . . . . . . Fulfom Miss. B.A.: Math. and Physical EducaHon Gaur Club '48. '49: lnframurals '48. '49. '50: F001. ball AII-S'rar '43: Freed Hardeman College '46. '47. l35 JOSE9H BRYANT . . . . . Gainesville. Fla. 8A.: History and Bible Alpha Honor Society V.vPres. '49. '50: Who's Who '50: F.T.A. '50. COY CAMPBELL . . . . . . . Searcy.Ark. 3A.: Bibie and Physica' Educaiion T.N.T. Club '47, '48, '49. SSCA-TI'EBS. '50: Bison Sfaff Sports Wriier '50; SmaH Chorus '50: Large Chorus '47. '48. '49. '50: Dramchs Club '47. '43: Men's Glee Club '47. '48: ln'rrarnurols '47. '48. 34?. '50. EUGENE CATTERTON . . Hickory Ridge. Ark. B.A.: Mafh and Hisfory T.N.T. Club '47. '43. '49. '50: F.T.A. '50: Infra- muraTs '47. '48. '49. MARGARET CHAFFIN . . . . . Knobef. Ark. B.A.: Enqi35h H. Club '47. '48. '49. '50. V.-Pres. '47., Pros. '50: Drameiics Ciub '48. '49: Girls' Glee Club '46. '49: Small Chorus '50: Large Chorus '50. WILLIS CHEATHAM . . . . . Lincan. Ark. 8.A.: Bible. English and Hisiory Delta Ioh: Club '47. '48. '49. '50. Sec.-Treos. '49. V,.Pras. '50: Men's Glee Club '49. '50: Large Chews '47. '48. '49. '50: Small Chorus '50: Sanior Class Treasurer '50: Pefir Jean Salesman '50: Evangallsfic Forum '47. '43. '49. '50: Arkansas Cfub '47. '48: ETA. '50: Studenf Preacher. GENA CHESSHIR. . . . . . Nashville.Ari. B.A.: Social Science. English and Education W.H.C. Club '46. '43. '50, Ffes. '50: Dremafic Cluh '45. '46. '48: Poefry Cfub '43. '50: Arkansas Club '45. '46: Large Chorus '46. '48. '50: Small Chorus '48. '50: Affendenf +0 May Queen '50: House Council '48: Peiif Jean Queen Nominee '50: May Queen Nominee '50. ROBERTA COHEA . . . . . Haaldion. Okla. 3A.: Art Music and EducaHon Omega Phi Ciub '47. '48. Su:.-Treas. '49. V.-Pras. '50: Large Chorus '47. '48. '49. '50: Small Chorus '48. '49. '50; Girls' 6165 Cfub '47. '48. '49. '50: PaHef Club '49. BOBBY CONNELL . . . . . . Searcy. Ari. 3A.: Bus. Adm. and MeH-nemafics Gaur Club '47. '43. '49. '50: lniromurais '47. '45. '49. '50. l36 com PraHy blonde hair. Within. Kansas. Most eligi- - until Jolana came along. Fan. soon destined in lake MEI business. IOII HARE 1an !de in mission worl. mpuially hard in Searcy. Me? n tho Naw York campaign. n from Taxes. IILL WIL- ' uny-goinq buf s+udious. in tlow molion. Usually f: Grower close by. Fu+ure ' MOI IIOADDUS former ' ' Ion. future missionary rapllh Chinasa HuanHy end .. cmhms. Chief baker for IOBIY MOCK young faiher with a younger son. Met Maxina cf Harding. boih find pleasure in Shakespeare classes. Has initiafivo and willingness fa learn. Fufure home will be in Africa. RAY USSERY has fousled sfraw-colored hair and wears horn- rimmnd qlassss. Very good at uciing and liked appreciafive audiences in speech class. Bison pho+ogrnpher. NORMA LOU SANDERSON Salty fo all who know her. Puf fhe girls f0 bad in Ens? Wing. Embarrassed when water run down in chapef. Fulura Dean of Woman. Found a home for a black coder spaniel. PEARL MAHAN took her sfudfes seriously. Early To bad and early in rise. Liked $0 keep up wiih what's happening on the campus. Took no+es by flu volumes. I37 WENDELL BENNET was more oHen seen behind +he wheel of his Chewy than anywhere else. He Iiires sports and fhe Beunery. is an amiable guy liked by all. ROBERTA CHOEA hes preHy brown eyes. She was so quief and reserved ihaf her preffy voice wanf unno'riced. BETTY SEAMAN. an- other Searcy sfudanf who came $0 Harding ior her higher educa+ion and is now wondering if shawl ever get hired Feels bad when chapel Is over. She is very much interesfed in Home Economic; BILL BRUMLEY athlaQIC type with a math m'aior. His cu+e Mb 1155 her F2 H. T. lpushed husband WroughL JAMES ELLIOTT feathers M Mars Hill. He Eai'r us a! Chrisfmu film. Quiet and efficient always willing in help Hmse who need H. TN and uh. looking. LURLYNE RICHARDSON bf lieves fhaf rear happ'rness comes from making oihers happy. Luriyno and: Frances synonymous names. Has A reserved Table in Hue: College Inn. FRANCES SMITH The Bales' kids call her mama . ls always smiling and loves +0 make people happy. Usually ends up 39 the While Heusg alto: supper; IMOGENE FRANKS culld' Emil Has a lof oi dramaiic chimw Good personaii'ty- she was born uifh +he qih of laughter. Ho: group of friends seem to be the happiasi group on the campus. IJB IYION CORN . . . . . . . Wichi'o, Kas. B.A.: Bus. Adm. and EnglFsh Galaxy Club '49. '50. IURL CURTIS . . . . . . . Loodhill. Ark. 3.2K: Bible. English and Math. T.N.T. Ciub '47. '4I. Sec. '4'I'. V.-Pres. '50: China Club '47, '48. VxPl'ES. '49: Large Chorus '48. '49. '50: Men's Glee Club '50: Small Chorus '50: V.-Pres. Junior Class '49; lnframurals '49. '50: Stu- denf Preacher: Press Club '49. DONALD DACUS . . . . . . Saorcy. Ari. BIL: Bus. Adm Hisfory. English CHARLES DRAPEI . . . . . . Searcy. Ari. 8A.: Mnfh. and Social Scienca T.N.T. Club '46. '47: Mohican Club '43. Scribe '50: Debafe '4b. '47. '50: Dramatic: Club '46. '47: Camera CIub '46. '43: Poetry Forum '50: Bison SfaH '48. '50: Sporfs Edifor '43; Religious Columnist '50: Bison Oraforical Confesf '47, '48: Infrnmurals '46. '47. '48. '50: Student Pruachar. HOLLIS ELLIOTT. . . . . . . Searcy. Ark. 3A.: Bus. Adm. Social Science. M5H'L JAMES ELLIOTT . . . . George Wasi. Tom 3A.: Business Adminisfrefion Delta lofa Club '48. '49: Glee Club '48. '49: Freed Hardeman '44. '45. '46: Abilene Chrislian College '47. THEODORE FARMER . . . . . . Cnsa. Ark. BA; Bus. Adm. and Physicai Ed. Gaur Club '47. '43. '49. '50. IMOGENE FRANKS . . . . Oil Trough. Ark. B.A.: Social Science and English LC. Club '45. '46: Dramoiics Club '45. '46. '47: Campus Players '47. '50. I39 GRACE FRAZIER . . . Mammoth Springs. Ark. B.A.: Social Sc'lenca HOWARD GARNER . . . . Drumrighi. Okla. 3A.: Physical Educafion and Speech Koinonin '48. '49, '50: Dramatic: Ciub '48. '49 '50: Small Chorus '50. ETOILE GIBSON . . . . . . Bradford.Ark. 3A.: Hisfory. English and Educaiion H. Club '49, '50: Small Chorus '50: May Queen Nominee '49: Beebe Jr. College '45: Arkansas Sfaie '44. LONNIE GRAY . . . . . Pangburn. Ariansas B.A.: Social Science and EducaHon. ?.E. HUGH GROOVER . . Magneiic Springs. Ohio B.A.: Hisfory, Phys, Ed. and Educmion Troian Club '47: Intramural: '47. '48. '49: Sporfs- man Trophy '43: Physics? Educafion Club '4'?. GARNER GROSS . . . . . Hernando. Miss. 5.1K: Hismry and Phys'lcal Educaiion Gout Club '47. '43, '49. '50. V. Pres. '49: Men's Glee C'ub '49; Small Chorus '50: Mississippi Club '43. '49. CLARA JEAN HADDOCK . . Faragould. Ark. 3.5.: Home Economics and Science Deho Chi Omega Club V.-Pras. '50: Home Ec. Club '47. '48. '49. '50: Missouri Club '47. '48: Large Chorus '48. '50; Small Chorus '50. JOHN PAUL HADLEY . . . . Magnolia. Ark. 3A.: Chemistry and Mafhamafics Deukchlanders '50: Who's Who '50. I40 ,. i: quiia proud of his Icy . Likes to play fannis 900d 0+ ii. Conscieniious ' 7 marking mdanf, Anofher Vzwho 90+ his wife al Hard- S HEIIING, nice m loan in his station wagon. w . admire Mrs. Dodd's 7, ll noon. Loves Arkansas JILL STURM was called ' h'rafhur BalL Drives an old i : uih. Run: I frae-shque h n +own and school'. , 1 plans in go 10 Gor- 7- Iml Deuhchlander. Me? WM while he was serving 7 ml a proud pope in Mryono In V0? Viilage ED RANSOM has been very helpful in fha dramatic; deperfmanl. An out- standing Senior inh good' grades be- hind him, A wholo-hear+ed Chrisfian who is quite H19 family man. Is proud of his poeiass wifa. WILBURN RAIN- EY used 90 teach in fhe Army. Tool: good nofas in his classes. Had a daughfar in Hue iraining school. Liked 10 full: up in psychology class. Took his work seriousiy. LLOYD PRICE anw ofher of our married dudenfs. Proud of his Mo sons. Wife Vivian was a Harding qraduafa. HI MIRIAM LAKSEN owner and operafor of' JoFo and Co. Kepf en+ire dorm supplied with prinfs. She Is famous hr her iriend Pierre. Hes always lived with Mari . MARION HICKING- IOTHAM i5 cnlied ' HicE' by his friends. Nicesi dressed boy on fine campus .Ona of the sougM-afier men. Has that air of aloofness. MARILYN McCLUGGAGE always acfive in av: eryfl'u'ng. Helped 1'0 bring F.T.A. +0 fha lop. Sincere. sweef and Iover-ra real friend in all. EVELYN RHODES has beautiful red hair. lovely soprano voica and a charming 'personalHy. A real arOisf. Co-worker th Jo-Fo and admirer d ?iarra. One of H13 six of H15 sexfeHe. I42 1950 LESTER PEIR'N goes by H19 nicknom Las . Very good in aihlatiu. Hi wife fought school in West Point. Fm ! of singing and going on chorus flips; GLEN OLREE a favorih with fhl 8N- denfs. especially oi L'OO and 5m Found happiness at Harding--NIIL Has to be shown becausn ha hulk from Missouri. MAX MOWIEI Ills Two adorabfa danghfers end a CM! 5 +Ie wHe. Second Preacher Ron Ind also an ucelienf fenor. Wan HI. cup for his abilities in soffball. WALTI JOHNSTON is gill intcraskd in High School. Teacher's pet to Min hugg Canadian wiwo 'Is roaliy ouf' and about . Underslunds and apprlcilhs Guidance. JAMES HALBKOOK . . . . Smaciover, Ark. B.A.: Bus. Adm. and Social Science Lambda Sigma '47. '48. ISAIAH HALS. . , . . . . W857 Pl'ains. Mo. 5A.: Bus. Adm. and Social Science Frafer Sedalis Club '47. '43. '49. '50. V. Pres. '47. Pros. '49. lUCILLE HANCOCK . . . . . Ww'chifd. Kns. 8A.: English M.EA. Club '46. '48. Pres. '50: Dramatic Club '46. '47; Small Chorus '48; Large Chorus '45. '49. RUBY HANES . . . . . . . Gtiqqs. Okla. 5.7K: Home Economics and English To4eb+ Club '47. '43. '49. '50. Secheas. '48. '49. Pres. '49. Reporter '50; Large Chorus '50. RDBSRT HARE . . . . . . . DalLas. Texas BA; Speech and English Prefer Sodalis '47. '48. '4?. '50. Pres. '47. Sec.- Traas. '48. Pres. '49: Large Chorus '47. '48. '49. '50: Men's Glee Club '47. '48. '49. '50: Texas Club '47. '48: Equesfrian Ciub '47. Missiun Club '49. '50: Deufschlanders '49. '50; Dramatic Club '4? '50: Campus Players '50: Studenf Preacher: Inha- murals '47, '48. '49. '50: Medal for spark '47. Trophies for spark '49: Charge of Tormi're Tar- mina' '41 MARILYN HAWLEY . . . . Lansing. Michigan B.A.: Arf and English G.A.T.A. '47. '48. '49. '50- ROGEK HAWLEY . . . . . Flint. Michigan 8A.: Bible. English and History Lambda Sigma '47. '48, '49. '50. Pros. '50: Large Chorus '47. '48: Small Chorus '47. '48; Men's Glee Club '47. '49; Dalagaie 90 Freedom Forum '49: Best All Around Boy '50: 375cm 5734f '48: Business Manager Pefif Jean '50: Candidate for Fovoriie Boy '49-. Deutschlandors '49. OIEIT HENDERSON . . . Kingman. Arizona B.A.: Business Administration. Hisiory. Bible Delia lofa Cfub '48. '49. '50; West C0037 Club '50. I43 FRANCIS HERRING . . . . . Avenal. Calif. B.A.: Bible and Hisfory Frafer Sodalis Club '49. '50; Transfer siudenf from George Pepperdine College. THURMAN HESTER . . . . . Veniura. Calif. 8.7K: Hisfory and English MARION HICKINGBOTTOM . . Marvell. Ark. 'B.A.: Hisfory end Educuh'on Gaur Club '47. '43. Pros. '49. '50. SUE HOGG . . . . . . . . Camden. Ark, 3A.: His+ory and English W.H.C. Club '47. '48. '49. '50. Reporter '47. Sec.- Traas. '49: Large Chorus '47, '48. '49. '50: SmaH Chorus '47. '43. '49: Dramaf'lcs Club '47. '48, '49: Girls' Glee Cfub '47. '48. '49: Girls' Hausa Coun- cil '48: May Queen Nominee '49: Fail? Jean Queen Nominee '50: Fem Jean Calendar Ediior '50. MARY KATHERINE HOLLINGSWORTH . .. . . . . . . . . Norman.0lc!a. 3A.: Music. Educah'on and English G.A.T.A. CM: '47. '43. '49. '50. Sec. '48. Pres. '43; Small Chorus '47, '48. '41 '50: Large Chorus '47. '49. '49. '50: Accompanisf Men's Glee Club '49. '50: Accompanisi Men's Ouar+eHe '47. '48. MILDRED HORNE . . . . . Lubbock. Texas 5.7M: Musk. Education and Hisfory W.H.C. Club '47. '48. '49. '50. Reporfer '49. V.-Pros. '50: Time-Keepar '48; Large Chorus '47. '48. '50: Baskafboll Allv5+ar '49: Texas Club '47. HOMER HORSMAN . . . . . Imboden. Ark. B.A.: Chemisfry. MoH-n. and Educ. Frofar Sodalis '47. '48. '49. '50. Sec. '47- Chemisiry Lab Assisfanf '49, '50: Physics Lab AssisfaM '50: F,T.A. '50. WESLEY HOWK . . . . . . . Saucy. Ari. B.A.: Ar? and Bible Arf Club '49. Pros. '50: LEnotype operator for His Bison '49. '50. I44 GLEN SHAVER drew real masferpiaces in Bugology. Family man with a purpose in Me. Liked To hear his fa- vori're records in Music Liierafura class. WILLIS CHEATHAM took care of the Senior money-as well as a girl named Helen. Did mission work in the summers. Always willing to do his share. Did no+ live up +0 his last name. Had +0 graduate 10 get away from siHing by Chesshir in chapel. TOMMIE JEAN HULETT will Hways remember her night 5? H15 Whiie House whan she was homechL An- o+har Harding Huiaft A frue friend is always a iriand. Unuwul combina- tion of brown eyes and blonde hair. SUE SAUNDERS dark bioci curly hair. An Easf-Winqer with a purpose for faking Home Economics. Sees slip- covers in her sleep. n'lERINE WILLIAMS ener- , My: wiiling to help. When i: Jam by her. it will be , Chichd Hue girls in Pa!- 'Wu a loyal W.H.C. BURL ct Chevrolet fan. Strong Evangelism. Go! his ex- Jung 'HII shit: 10 East HELL McRAE sweaf dis- MII I heady laugh. Plans HID business woridA Her ' 'i'Mou power to you. She , p In H Harne-Groover ' THA WALSTON shod. m lifhnr in Dean Saars' or '5 OHICI. Another one of W Nlihville. Spent quife iI' iim nut in town. CECIL BECK proudly sporfed his orange and black aihlefic jacket. Tool: an in+aras? in aducafion and spoke his views along with Dewey and Kilpofrit-zi. Baby sat with Nancy Perry. COY CAMPBELL parficipafed I'n afl H18 sporfs. Span? so much time in the new gym Thaf if should have been named aHar him. He also hale: a great in- terest in Bible and was a favorite speaker a? Monday nighf meafings. LOIS BENSON Papsi-Coia persondify. planfy of sparkla. zip and zes+o. 60+ a bunny rabbif hair cu+ and looks good in her blue angora sweafer. SUE HOGG HMiss Pig is a fu+ure Chevro- le'r salesman. An original FFF mem- ber. An azcellenf smdenf. I46 195 BRUCE BROWN wins spark ,' offan seen in the Puma Cobb . Hon room. 6095 with Robb! 7- +0 all The injured typewriters in school. MARY HOLLINGSW fuienfed pianist. Backbone o! chorus. Blonds. depandabfe and cienf. Dead pan when she's iii JANE NEAL smalI bu1 who corn- - abou+ Hm size of dynamifa? Em, and helpful. Pug nose. Spanf . - spare fime in We preclico Handy-Dandy. THURMAN H came +0 Harding from Freod-H ' man. Lilies VD fall: to anyone who listen. Knows :5 I01 abouf English . His+ory. Loyal to California. TOMMY JEAN HULETT . . . . SwiH'on. Ari. 87A: English and Elementary Educ. LC. Club '47. '48. '49. '50. V.-Pras. '49: Large Chorus '47. '48: Arkansas Club '47. '48. '49. '50. WALTER JOHNSTON . . . OolwiHe. OnPaHo 8A.: English and Hisfory ROBERT LANE . . . . . . . . Wynne. Ark. B.A.: Bus. Adm. and Social Science Alpha Phi Kappa Ciub '47. '48: Gours Club '48. W. '50: Dramch Club '48. '49. JAMES LANKFORD . . . . Wes? Point Ark. 3A.: Bus. Adm. Sodal Sci. and Ed. Prefer Sodalis Club '47. '45. '49. '50. Vspres. '50: F.T.A. '50. MIRIAM LARSEN . . . . . . Galesburg. l. B.A.: Journalism and English W.H.C. CFub '47. '48. '4?. '50. Sec. '48. V.-Pras. '48. Reporfar '43-. Hsalfh Corp; '47: Press Club '48. '49. '50: Bison Sfaff '49. '50: Pefif Jenn Sh! '50: Nominee Ear Favorite Girl '50. TOM LAVENDER . . . . . . Memphis, Tenn. B.A.: Arf and Education Gaurs Ciub '47. Sec.vTreas. '48. '49. '50-. Ari EdHor of Tamporo Magazine '48: Archery '49. '50: contest winner for design oi Harding Collage bon- net '48: PaleHe Club '49. '50: MARTIN LEMMONS . . . . Parngould. Ark. 8A.: Bus. Adm. and Educafion Koinonia Club Pres. '45. '47, V.-Pres. '49. '50; Small Chorus '49. '50: Large Chorus '49. '50: Bison SfaH '50: Spods Editor for Petif Jean '50. JOSHUA LW'EL'Ir . . . . . . Harrison. Ari. 8A.: Bus. Adm. and Social Scienca I47 MARILYN McCLUGGAGE . . Rose Hill. Kas. 3A.: Home Economics and Engl'xsh Ju Go Ju Ciub '47. '48. '4?. '50. Pres. '49; Home Economics CIub '47. '48. '49. '50. V.?res. '49: Sec. Soph. Class '48: Sec. Sr. Class '50: Large Chorus '47. '48. '49. '50; Small Chorus '47. '48. '49. '50. Sec. '43-. Girls' Glee Club '47. '4a.'.49. '50; K. Club. '47, '48. '49. '50: F.T.A. Sec. '50: Dra- mch Club '41. '48. '49. '50: Campus Players '49. '50; PefH Jean Queen '49: What's Who '50. ROBERT MCCOURT . . . . . Panqburn. Ark. 3A.: Bus. Adm. Phys. Ed. and EducoHon BETTY NELL McRAE . . . . . Nashville, Ari. 8A.. Bus. Adm. and Hisfory Maluh Moe Club '47. '48. Sec.-Treas. '49. Pres. '50, Song Leader '50: Large Chorus '43. '50: Small Chorus '50? House Council '50. PEARL MAHAN . . . . . . Morance. Arlz. 8A.: English and Education M.EA. Club. BOBBY MOCK . . . . . . Searcy. Ark. B.A.: Bible and English Frafer Sedalis Club '47. '48. '49. '50: African Club '47. '48. '49. '50. TOMMY MOHUNDRO . . . . . Searcy. Ark. B.A.: Hisfory and Physical Educeh'on Gaurs Club '48. '49: Assisfanf Coach and P. E. Diredor m Searcy Public High School '50. JIMMIE MOONEYHAM . . . Lake City. Ark. 3A.: Bus. Adm. Educa+ion and Bible Dramoh'cs Club '46. '48. '4'?. Pres. '50: Campus Players '48. '49; Alpha Ps3 Omega '49: Lambda ngu '46. '48. '49: Small Chorus '45. '49: Glen Chub '46. '49; Large Chorus '45. '47. '49. WILLIAM ALFRED MORRIS . . . . . . . Ashland C'Ify. Tenn. BIL: H'slory and Engfish , El Dudy as we know in coma and girls may go. in con hdp it Has good - Quarhi. Always hav- Wiih his nose. BILLY :a wondadul lela wife. moneliiy and makes a friond. Very good a? ALVIN MOUDY. Ha With bu? neither did Lin- rad-hud from Texas. campus wi+h cufe bru- ' WALKER will long A for excellent acHng Mums. Calm, cool, dig- W by Oral Inbrprefafion , non in his Iilfia blue JOSEPH BRYANT is very infalligenf and neat SHII wafer runs deep; Plans i0 90 +0 Japan wiih his family. Quila inieresfed in his class work. Ever ready +0 do his share. CHARLES MORRIS a small bundle of parsonalify. always ready +0 help and eager +0 serve. A very good chorus member. Jolly and gay wF'rh a fiendish Iauther. AUDREY SCHAEFER was a real icy in her suiie- mafes. CraZy and wiHy. One ambi- +ion in life is Pontiac Cafalina. Took care of Danny Boy. Nursie. JUANI- TA WALLEI chocker-upper on Hue lazy CI'IOI'US members. Always on fha job. Accap'rs responsibiliiy well. Andy's righthand man. if she woan in chorus she was in Bold Knob. I49 MART'IN LEMMONS used +0 work in Okiahoma, i5 nsaf in appearance and another of Koinonia boys. One of fhe ienor man Tn chorUL Helped ouf quH'e a bit on the Bison. RU?H IORNSCHLEGEL our editor. respon- si'nha for the year book. Eccenfric ar- h'st whn hams H19 color green. Hails frum Colorado and proud of ii. ROGER HAWLEY we all look up f0 one so faH. Have you reserved your P511? Jean? AHended a wedding Chrisfmas day-his own. The Joily Roger. GENA CHESSHIR anofhar Nashville Chasshir. she's a happy com- bination of friendliness and beauiy. Likas 10 ride hursas and she gof fhrougH four years of Harding in only six years. . 1 9 5 0 JAMES LANKFORD received hishnim ing a? Wesi Point lArLl before cnhw ing +ha Army. Quite Hm business Ihlr den? and with ihe hobby of doing: imitafinns. Tall and lanky. ETOILI GIBSON lived off campus wifh hut sister in Barqaronk Rock House. SM' is an ardent chorus member and plant +0 teach Former Beebe Collage cue ed. HERMAN EARKEMEYER. +Bl- sfrong and sileni type. Was in 'HIO Quartermasters Corp in fhe Army It'd served in the Pacific Theatre. HOMa HORSMAN spent his ?ime in H1. Chemisfry lab. yet he found time In be popular of banquafs. Quobd Huichins in Educafion. I50 CHARLES MORRIS . . . Ashland City. Tenn. B.A.: HMory and Education Sub T-Ib Ciub '47. '48. '49. '50: Small Chorus '47. '48. '49, '50: Pres. '49: Large Chorus '47. '48. '49. '50: Men's Glee Club '47. '50: Tennessel Club '47. '48. '49. Pres. '50: Sanior Class Pres. '50: F.T.A. '50. ALVIN MOUDY. . . . . . . Happy. Texas 3.5.: Biology and Chemisfry Alpha Phi Kappa '47. '43. '49. '50: V.-Pras. '49: Pres. '50: Large Chorus '47. '48. '49. '50: Men's Glee Club '48. '49; Small Chorus '49. Pres. '50. MAX MOWRER . . . . . . . Searcy. Ark. B.A.: Bible and Music T.N.T. Club '47. '49, V.-Pres. '48: Small Chorus '47. '48. '49. '50: K. Club '47, '43. '49'. '50: Inha- murals: Afhleiic Jacket '48: Sporismanship Trophy '49; Daufschlnnders '49. '50. JANE NEAL . . . . . . . . Louiwilie. Ky. 8A.: Pub. Sch. Music and EducaHon LC. Club '47. '48: O.E.G.E. Club '50. V.-Pres,'49: K. Club. '47. '43. 49, '50: Small Chorus '47. '48. '49: Glee Club '47. '48. '49. 50: Large Chorus '47. '48. '49. '50; Producfion Manager of ?he Pam Jean '50. ELSIE NORTON . . . . . Moun+ Dora. Fla. B.A.: English and Educeh'cm Phi Delta Ciub '47. '49. Pres. '48. '50. Sec.-Trees. '45: Flagela Club '47. '48: Large Chorus '47. '48. '49, '50; Elm: Club '47. '48. '49. '50: Small Chorus '49. '50. WILLIE O'BANION . . . . Sanfa ?aula. Calif. 3A.: Bus. Adm. and Educaiion Delfa 1011 '48. '49. '50: Large Chorus '43. Was! Coast Cfub '49. Pres. '50: ETA. '50. GLENN OLREE . . . . . Bragqadocio. Mo. B.A.: Mafh. Chemistry and Phys. Ed. Delta Iofa Club '47. '43. '49. '50: Parliamentarian '49. Sac.-Treas. '50: Large Chorus '47. '48. '49. '50: Glee Ciub '48. '49. '50: Small Chorus '49. '50. LESTER PERRIN . . . . . . Pocahonfus. Ark. B.A.: H'Isfory and Physical EducuHon mear Sodall's '47. '48: Gaurs '49. '50; Large Chorus '47. '43. '49. '50: Small Chorus '48. '49. '50: Glass C'ub '47. '48. '49: Inframurals '47. '48. '49. '50: Jacket '48. ISI HELEN POPLIN . . . . . Sdnfa Rosa. Cam. 5A.: English and Social Science Ju Go Ju '49. Sec.-Treas. and V.7Pres. '50: Large Chorus '49. '50: Small Chorus '50: Wesf Coesf Club '49. '50: Girls' Glee Club '49. '50: Pepper- dme College '47: Sonic Rosa Junior College '48. LLOYD PRICE . . . . . . Greenbrinr. Ark. 8A.: Bible and Social Science Preacher: Member 01' the F.T.A. '50. WILBURN RAINEY .7 . . . . . Searcy, Ark. 3A,: Bible and Social Sc7ence: EducaHon Sfudani Preacher: F.T.A. '50. ED RANSOM . . . A . . . AshIand. Ohio 5.14.: Chemisfry. Bible and Mafh Fraler Sodalis '47. '48. '49. '50: Large Chorus '47. '48: HeaHh Club '47: Equesfrion Club '47: Soph. Class Pres. '48: Dramafic Club '47. '48. '49; Cam- pus Players. '47. '48. Pres. '4?: Alpha Psi Omega. '48. '49. EVELYN RHODES . . . . . . Wichifa. Kas. 8.24.: Home Economics and Music Ju Go .Ju '47, '49. Sec.-Trea5. '48. Eras. '50: Giris' Glee Club '47. '49. '50. Sec. '48: Large Chorus '47, '48. '49. '50; SmaH Chorus '48. '4?. '50. Sec. '47: SexteHe '47. '43. '49. '50: May ngen Affendanf '49; Fem Jean Queen '50: Dramatic Club '47: K Club '47. Sec. '48: Home Economfcs Cfub '47'. Pefif Jean SHIN '50. LURLYNE RICHARDSON . . Bragg Cify. Mo. 3.7K; Physical Educaifon and Hisfory H. Club '47. '50. Sec. '43. Pres. '49: Dramatics Club '48? Equesfrian Club '47: Missouri Club '49. Sec. '48: Press Club '48, '49: B'xson Staff GirLs' Sports Editor '48, '49. DORIS RiCHESIN. . . . . . . Colver. Pa. B.A.: His+ory and Physicd Education TOMMY RICHESIN . . . . Alpena Pass.Ari. B.A.: English l52 KEITH THOMPSON quHo Hm dobamr and reminded us 0! J. D. Clop happy 1n chapel. Was an eligible bacheior To a point Originally an Englishman, RUTH WILLIAMS held Me Iley ?o PaHie Cobb and still holds Hus key ?0 3 F01 of our heads. Quiet reserved and helpful. Sch laughter was char: heard a+ Camp Tahkodah. TED NA- DEAU Baffy fell for his red shirt Good member of H15 Fra'er Soda ; ciub. He and Betfy make cm of nur 'FavorHa married couples. BETTY NA- DEAU Tad 5 better half. Former God- den Hall :o-ad. Married Ted Hmn renamed to classes. Kep+ a naa+ home. SMITH Dick was a very ' LO. in the T.N.T. program. VWynolla plan to go 10 Ger- HOI an education sys+em all Porscnaliw plus BOB I nic- Canndian genfleman 90 Has Sta+as icr l-nis educa- n nfurn will 1a'm The gospeF hum. Biondo hmily mun a+ 7 MI bicycie. ISAIAH HALL - 1 I now blue Buick. Charm- Ind daughter, elfogafher fhey gulf fa Harding. GBHErnus bdonginqs. h'u car made many appointmen'rs. M. T. BISHOP man. we versud En Bible. 7 lo! leaching 1hrouqh prac- ' . ing in Civics. l53 LONNIE GRAY likes f0 fish. Wears a shy grin. Loved +0 5H in his Ford whHa on Me campusl Always seems in enjoy a good ioke. CLARA JEAN HADDOCK Winks Nu? H15 Koinonia Club is the has? on The campus. Nice fo know even For a HfHe while. Quiaf and reservedAUor RaymondI. MARY JO SUMMITT lived in Hue dorm, Haen moved ochampus. She Is another Mis- souri gal. Planfy of Freckles end a cu+a nose. FRANK UTTLEY is a native Ar- kansan. Spanf some Hme in 1'13 air force where he was a qu sergeant. Married now and lives in Seurcy. in- +eresOad in Hm field d business. EDDIE BAGGE . ofd married who span? his Mondays in KO teaching music. Offan doublud A Andy a! chorus rehearsal. even took fhem on frips. JEANETTE meant! Mrs. Georqo -hails ?rorn '50an His border.' Keeps house. sfudA hard. and sill! manages f0 malls Hie? classes on Hme. Oh. to have brat like hers! MILDRED HORNEl Mm Groover in March. Four-yeur W.H.C. Acfive in sports. Shows she is easy in; get along with by having N19 MM roommme iour years. Gradunfed H1 March. HUGH GROOVER. Mildrdli mun. Sporfs fiend who pariicipahd ill, mosf games. Works hard but play; harder. Always wears a crew cut Brofher +0 Margie. I54 CLARENCE RICHMOND . . Cleveland. Tenn. 5.5.: Mafh and Physics Delfa lofu Club '46. '49. Pros. '50: Glee Club '49. '50; Smalr Chorus '49. '50: Dromafic Club '4b: Tennessea Club '46. '49; Pafif Jean Photographer '50. KATHRYN RITCHIE . . . . . . Searcy. Ark. 3A.: MaH'a and Educaiion Sponsor. Mu Efa Ada1ph16 Club '47. '48. '49. '50: Alpha Honor Socieiy '49: Who's Who '49: Ptes. Training School P.T.A. '48. '49. NORMA LOU SANDERSON . . Canfon. Okla. 3A.: English and Educafion Tofeb? Club '47. Pres. '48. '49. '50: Who's Who '50: Diredor of East Wing '50: House Council Represenfafive '50. SUE SAUNDERS . . . . . . . . Lille. La. 3.5.: Home Economics and Science H. Ciub '47. '48. '49. '50, Pros. '48. '49: Large Chorus '47. '48: Home Economics Club '48. '49. '50: House Council '50. AUDREY SCHAEFER . Clevsiand Haighis. Ohio B.A.: BioEcgy and Nursing Delia Chi Omega Club V.-Pres. '49. Pres. '50: Large Chorus '49. '50: Small Chorus '50: Trirsfata Club V.-Pres, '50. GLEN SHAVER . . . . . . . . Reyna. Ark. B.A.: Bible. Soci51 Science! and English F.T.A. '49. '50; Preacher. W. H.51MS. . . . . . . . ElDorado. Ark. 1A.: Bible and Physical EducaHon LINDA SKINNER . . . . . . . Voh. Ore. 3.5.: Biology. Chemishy and Maih Phi Deifa Club '49: May Queen Finalist '50. 155 BILLY E. SMITH . . . . MounfaEn View. Calif. 5A.: Social Science and English Galaxy Social Club '48. '49. '50. V.-Pres. 49: Wes? Coos? Club '49, '50. Pres. '49: Freed Hardeman College '47; Philomadheans '47,- Preochers Club '47. FRANCES SMITH . . . . . . . Lucy. Tenn. BJNJ Hisfory and EducaHon LC. Club '47. '48. '49. '50. Sec. '47. Pros. '49: Tennessee Club '47. '48. '49. '50; Press CM: '48. '49: Dramnfic Club '48: Large Chorus '47. '48. RICHARD SMITH . . . . , Hollishnn. Mass. 3.1K: Speech and Engfish T.N.T, Club '47. '48: Dramatic Club '47. '48. '49, '50; Campus Players '49. '50: Large Chorus '47: Men's Glee Club '47: Pres. Freshman Class '47; Favorite Boy '48: Deufschiander '49. '50. EDWIN STUBBLEFIELD . . . . Morrison, Tenn. 5A.: Business Adminishelion WILLIAM STURM. . . . . . . Searcy.Avk. B.A.: Mafl-I and Engfish Arkansas Sfafa Teachers College '48: UniversHy of Arkansas '49. MARY JO SUMMiTT. . . . . Cnrdwsll. Mo. 3A.: English and Hstory Ju Go Ju Club '48: Small Chorus '48. '49, '50: Large Chorus '48. '49, '50; Home Economics Club '47; Equas'rian Chub '47: Inframurals '47. '48. '49: Missouri Club '48. '4?. KEITH THOMPSON . . . . Toronm. Ontario B.A.: Speech and English Lambda Sigma '47. '48. '49. V.-Pres. '50: Dramafic Club '47. '48. '49. '50: Campus Players '49. '50: Men's Glee Club '47; Large Chorus '47. '48; Win- ner Bison Oraforical Confes+ '49: Canada Club '48. '49; Infrumurak '47. '43. '49. '50; Dabnfa Team '50: SfudeM Preacher. Evangelisfic Forum '48. VELDA TURNER . . . . . . Lubbock. Texas BIL: Bus. Adm. and Education M.EA. Club '47. '48. Pres. '49, VnPres. '50: Texas Ciub '47. '48: Deuisch'onders '491 Large Chorus '50. l56 BEiNARD KENNETH WALTERS lives In a biue trailer with his preHy bru- naHe wife. Is very proud of his Pon- iiac. You could recognize him by his musiache. KATHRYN RITCHIE naver an idle moment. ThriHy and Hmoughf- ful f0 others. Gets Andy h; Chorus on iime and 1'th waffs patienfiy In on him for supper. Found Hme i0 sfudy and make good grades! WAYNE JOHNSON made Hue money far 1419 Bison.. His friendly ammdo made him known among The s+uden+s. Quifa Hm speaker. ' VET quial sfudious type. by Hum who 'lnow him. 9n . and a friendly aHi- 'M hie his war! quhily. !- 0MB qruduniad and of m Pianl in 90 +0 UnL Wlhoml. Former! Isi LieuL 1- 5. Air Force. Brofhedj +0 LUCILLE HANCOCK . . W man Infarfors wifh study , Md quif smdying. Kansas IR?! and she is infaresfed . work. Hos quite a Hma ?mmm Smilh and Rich- ' mmi O'IANION so Hwy 7 La Arkansas for ' but came back 10 18 5M hi! educaHon. Pians II cborful and well liked , always managed fo get - fim. I57 CLIFTON HINSHAW was a Radioman fsf Class while In H'Ie NavyA, and Ts Hill firsf class. His blond wow hair halps him in keep his naefappaurance. CHARLES DRAPER acfiva in every- ihing-spcrk. Iournalism and religion. Very s+rong for alfru-curricuiar activi- iias. Conscienfious preacher. Took +he posHion of Kilpafrick in Education. CLARENCE RICHMOND. answer to a maidan's prayer. Energetic end usuany seen wifh a camera. Spent quife a bit of his h'ma in ihe dark. Helped wiH'n 1ha radio programs. W. 'H. SIMS- Wife is happy +0 see him graduafa. Tall and lanky Wi'H'I blond wavy hair. Nohd for his crazy laugh. Jus? an- o+her good-Iooiing Sims. 1950; MARILYN HAWLEY'S painiingii adorned H50 halls a! Thanksgiving film.J She is also very good a? podium paiang. Loyal G.A.T.A. from way upi norfh. PETE BARNES another mowing; man. His son is a carbon copy a! Peie. Anofher example of Hue foal; fhaf dynamHa comes in small pack; ages. LINDA SKINNER eligible fat? May Queen. Bionde nurse who wot; good af pulse faking and puls. rdim ing. Always ready wi+h a smile for alL. r58 FRANK UTTLEY . . . . . . . Garner. Ark. 3A.: Bus. Adm. and Social Science JAMES WALKER . . . . . . Memphis. Tenn. BA: Music and Voice Sub T-lb Club '49. Ouadermnsmr '50: Small Chorus '49. '50: Large Chorus '49, '50: Boys' Glea Club '49. '50: Dramaiic Club '49. '50: Quarfaffe 49'. '50. RICHARD WALKER . . . . Memphis. Tenn. BA; Speech. Bible and English Sub T-Ib Club '49, '50. Second Man; '49: Dra- matic Club '49. Pras. '50: Boys' Glee Club '49: Small Chorus '49. '50.- Larqe Chorus '49. '50: Da- bah: Team '49. '50: Member 07 Hue Campus Play- ers '49. Pres. 50: Senior Rapreseniaiiva 00 Free- dom Forum '49: Who's Who '50. JUANITA WALLER . . . . . Bald Knob. Ark. 3A.: Sociaf Science and Educaiion H. Club '47. '48. '49. '50: Small Chorus '49. '50: Large Chorus '47. '48. '49. '50: 53:. Small Chorus '49. '50. MARTHA ROSE WALSTON . . . . . . . . . . . Mineral Springs. Ark. BA; Bus. Adam. Education omi EnqlTsh Memh Moe Club '47. '48. '47 '50. Sec.ATreas. '43. V,-Pres. '49: Large Chorus '48. BERNARD KENNETH WALTERS . McCrory. Ari. 3.5.: Math and Chemish-y HENRY WATERS . . . . .' . Alachua. Ha. 3.75.: Social Science and Phys. Ed. Cavalier CM: '47. '48. '49. '50. MARY ELLEN WATERS . . . . Nochua. Fla. 3A,: Hisiory and Educa'rion Phi Delta Club '47. '48. V. Pres. '50. Trees. '48: Fluqnla Club '47. 58C. '49: Large Chorus '47. '48. '50: Giris' Glee Club '47, '48. '50: SM!!! Chorus '50: University of Flor'lcia '49. I59 ERNIE WILKERSON . . . . . . Searcy. Ark. 3A,: Journalism MARY CATHERINE WILLIAMS . Ripley. Tenn. 8A.: BusA Adm. and Educaiion W.H.C. Club 47. '48. '49, Sec.-Treas. '50. RUTH E. WILLIAMS , . . . . Quifmam Ark. 5.5.: Home Economks and Science Phi Delta Club '47, 48. '49. '50, V.-PresA '48: Large Chorus WE. 4?. WILLIAM D. WILLIAMS . . . Lexingfon, Ky. 35.: Chamisfry and Mafh Mohicen Club '48, V.-Pres. '43. Pres, 50: K. Club '48, V.-Pres. WV. '50: Large Chorus 148. '50: Chemisfry Lab. Asst 50; Camera Club '48: ln9ro- murals 48. 49, '50: Freedom Forum Represente- five 44?; Univ. of Ky. 47. CARL WILSON . . A A . A . Searcy. Ark, 3A.: Business AdminisfraHon PAUL D. WISENBAKER A . A A ValdoshA GaA 3A.: Hus. Adm. and Socid Science Alpha Phi Kappa '47. '48, '49. '50: Large Chorus '50: Flaqua Club '48. KATHRYN YINGLING A A . . A Searcy, ArLA 8A.: English and Educa+Ton LC. CMb WI 131 '49. 50. PresA '47. 48. Trans. '48s '50: Small Chorus 4?; Girls Glee Club 50: F.TAA. '50. Mrs. CARRIE CA COLLINGSWORTH . . . . . . . . A A Sanrcy, Ark. 3A.: Education and Social Science lbO VELDA TURNER frIentfship is a par? of virfue. Has a contagious laughter. Wore bangs. Always up Po mischief. Crazy about New York. HENRY WA- TERS quiet and a bif reserved. Usu- ally seen sing but fha girls wondered why. H. J. always has a cheery smile. Was strictly againsf noie-Mkfng Tn c1055. Brofher f0 MARY ELLEN WATERS is always seen with her bunch 'From fhl'rd iloor chden. Good model for snapsho+s. HOWARD GAR- NER he come, he saw. ha whisiled. Can Crcon like Sinaire. Sparkfing brown eyes and a flashy smile. Was quife +he ladies' man, but worriad abouf his bald spot : OFFICERS CHARLES MORRIS ....ALVIN MOUDY LYN MnCLUGGAGE .WILLIS CHEATHAM JUNIOR OFFICERS President - - - - DON HORN Vice-Presidam v JIMMY GARNER. Secrefury-Ttensurar - . . . . . . - - . MARGIE GROOVER SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President - , JlMM-Y MASSEY ViceAPraskienf - - - - - . . - - - CULLEN WTTHERSPOON' Seereiary-Treasurer - - - - - - . . . JANELLE BENNETV FRESHMAN OFFICERS Pres'wdenf - - JOE HAZELBAKERE Vica-Presidenf - PONDER WRIGHT .Sacrefary-Traasurer - - - - - - - . . - . PATTI MATToX-J CLASS OF 1951 JUNIOR FAVORITES Margie Groover Don Horn Top Row LORRAINE AKIN - - - - . SeaHle, Wash. RAYMOND BAILEY - - - Tuckerman. Ark. JOE BETTS - - - - - - - Hico. Texas LaVONNE BLACKMAN - RANDEL BLANKENSHIP - AUDREY BOATRIGHT - For+ Smifh. Ark. Mone+fa Ark. Wesf Point Ark. Sccnnd law EDGAR BRADLEY - JAMES BRIDGEMAN - George+owm Ark. Judsonia. Ark. M. B. CAMP - - - Newport Ark. JACKIE CANADA - - - - - Seclrcy Ark. MARILYN SUE CHRiSTIAN Searcy. Ark. WILLARD COX - - - Florence. Ala. I64- 15. 1 9 5 Third low SARAH ANN CROOM - - - - Searcy. DEAN CURTIS - - - - - - Lead Hill. .. LOUISE DALE - - - - - - Tulsa. G : ; W. JERRELL DANIEL - - - New Orleans. RALPH DIEHL - - - - Mendham. N.j THEODORE s. DIEHL Mendham. N.; Ioan luv MARY ELLEN ENGLES - - - Bafesville. Tr? ROBERT H. FARRIS - - - Eas+por+. Mai ANNA MAE FELTZ - - - Newport A ?- DON T. FLANAGAN - M1. Vernon. W JOE NELL FLYNT - - Corpus ChrisH. Ta PHYLLIS FORESEE - - - - - Harrison. ' Sfrawberry, Ark. KenneH. Mo. Drumrigh'r. Okla. Pocahonfas. Ark. Shaffer. Calif. Millporf, Ala. Camden. Ark. Carfhage. Texas Searcy. Ark. Tuckerman. Ark. San Bernardino. Calif. . eaooven. - - - - Magnefic Spring. 9 5 1 Third Inn VERANNE HALL . - - - - Nashville. Tenn. PAUL D. HARVEY - - - - Brockton. Iowa ALPHA EVIDEEN HAYS - - - Canufe. Okla. GENEVIEVE HENRY - - - - - Hoxie. Ark. CLIFTON HINSHAW - - - Grand Cane. La. EUNICE HOGAN - - . - Hornbeak. Tenn. Ichm Row BILLY JOE HOMARD - - - - Homard. Ark. DON HORN - - - - - - Black Rock. Ark. HAL H. HOUGEY - - - San Francisco. Calif. HOWARD HULETT - - - - - Seorcy. Ark. JETTA JACKSON - - - - - Newport Ark. BILL JOHNS - - - - - - - Searcy. Ark. I65 Top luv WAYNE JOHNSON - - - Hous+on. Mo. WYATT JONES - - - - ; Hornbeak. Tenn. BETTY LEE KEITH - - - - - McKamie, Ark. BETTY E. KELL - WAYNE D. KELLAR - - GERALD KENDRICK - - Sccond low SARAH G. KERR - - - - - Allensville. Ky. MARY KATHERINE KING Brownsvillm Tenn. PAUL LANGLEY - - - - . - Louann, Ark. COLEMAN LEMMONS - - - - Bono. Ark. NOLEN A. LEMMONS - - - - Bono. Ark. LELA RAE MCADAMS - - - Texarkana, Ark. I66 LiHle Rock, Ark. McFarlan. W. Va. Shreveport La. Third low ROBBE V. MCCALEB - JARDINE MCKERLIE - - . - ETHELYN F. MCNUTT - - - Norphlef. Ark. THOMAS MARSHALL - - ManhaHan. Kan. RAYMOND MEADOWS - - Leachville. Ark. JAMES MILLER - - - - - Pyofe. Texas Memphis, Tenn. Searcy. Ark. loHum Row HUGH R. MINGLE - ROSALYN MITCHEN - VIRGINIA ANN MORRIS ROBERT L. MORRIS Maywood. Ill. LeROY W. ONEAL - - - Hugo. Okla. RAYMOND E. ORR - - - - Owasso. Okla. Defroif. Mich. CrosseH. Ari. Tuscumbim Ala. J. PARHAM - Fulton. Tenn. Palesfine. Ark. Nashvilie. Ark. Mi. Pleasant Tenn. Bee Branch. Ark. Modesfo. Calif. Jonesboro. Ark. Akron. Mich. Beleood. HI. Omaha. Ark. Newcomersfown. Ohio Piggoff, Ark. RICHARDSON - NE RICH ESIN -. ? TER ROGERS 1 Third low WILMA P. ROGERS - - - - GROVER W. SEXSON JOE SHEFFlELD - - - - VERNIE K. SHRABLE - - - Paducah. Ky. Searcy. Ark. Recfor. Ark. VideHe. Ark. ROBERT SMITH - - - - San Anfonio,Texas JOANNE SMITH - - - - IcHom low DIX1E SMYTHE - - - - - DALE E.SNYDER- - - DUDLEY R. SPEARS ROY ZANE STONE - - DORIS STRAUGHN - - - Nashville, Ark. Ff. Wor+h. Texas Wenafchee. Wash. Dyersburg. Tenn. Glenwood, Ark. JOHN STRAWN - - - Wesf Alexander. Pa. Tap Row KATHY STUBBLEFIELD - - - Tullahoma. Tenn. LOTT TUCKER - Bradford. Ark. RICHARD VETETO - Hoi' Springs. Ark. BERNIE VINES - - Terrell. Texas WILLIAM WALLACE - - - Florence. Ala. WANDA LEE WALLIS - - - McCrory. Ari. I68 CLASS Socand law CURTIS WARD - - - - Cromweal.ij MURRAY WARREN - Charl+on S+a+ion. NANNIE JOE WEBB - - - - Bellvuo. . VERA YOUNG- - - - - - - Searcy5 - RALPH YOUNGER - - - Center Provo LOUISEZINSER - - - - WesiAmsn 3 m. n. .. IIE CLASS OF 1952 SOPHOMORE FAVORITES Shirley Pegan J immy Massey 69 Top low ROBERT ABNEY - - - - - Paragould, Ark. JAMES ALLEN - - - - - - Bradford. Ark. JOHN ANDERSON - - - - Nashville. Ark. LESTER BALCOM - - - - Trumann. Ark. LOWELL BEAUCHAMP - - - Harrison. Ark. WILLIAM BELKNAP - - Oklahoma City. Okla. Sacond Row JANELLE BENNETT - - ; - Atkins. Ark. ELDON BILLINGSLEY v - - Hanford. Calif. GLENN BOYD - - - - - - Frederick, Okla. LEAH BOYD - - - - - - Frederick. Okla. JOHNNY C. BROWN - - Hanford. Calii ORIS BRYANT - - Camden. Ark. H4? CLASS OF1957 Thirdlnw KENT BURGESS Crossville. T- JOYCE BURT - - - - . - - Basfrop. MARION BUSH - - - - - Akron. ';; MURIEL BUSH - - . Sf.CIaIrShores.Mi EVELYN CASPER- - - - - Paragould. ' JOHNNY CHESTER. . - - Nematon. lorromlow DOLLY CLARK - - - - - Magnoiia. T MARTHA CLARK - - - - . Louisville. NOREEN A.COLTSON- - - Roseville.Mw JEWELL COMBS - Befhany.O v' '- - CHARLES CRANFORD - - - PerryVille. NANNIE SUE CREWS- - - - Osceolayw' H E C L A S S Yap law IE CURETON - - - - - - Cash. Ark. : DAVENPORT - - - - - YeHville. Ark. N M. DAVIS - - Tuscaloosa. Ala. , DEETER - - - - - - - Lynn. Ark. DENHAM - - - Ludlow. Ky. I LES DILLARD - Bergman. Ark. Socond low DU BOIS Thayer. Mo. ELLIS - - - - - - - Searcy. Ark. N G. ELLIS Modes+o. Calif. YN RUTH EVANS - Kansas Ciiy. Kas. FARMER - - Crafon. Calif. DA L. FARRIS Alma, Ark. O F 1 Third law 952 ESTHER H. FLETCHER Magne+ic Springs, Ohio KENNETH C. FRANK - ELMER T. GATHRIGHT - MATTIE LOU GEER VONDA GIFFORD - - W. PARNELL GRADY IoHom low WANDA DELL GREEN - VICTORIA GUEST - - - ELMO M. HALL - - - ROBERT H. HALL - - OPAL E. HANES - - - - MARY JO HARE - Dexter. Mo. Sara+oga. Ark. Cowan. Tenn. - Campbell. Mo. - Leachville. Ark. - - Waldo.Ark. - Cordell. Okla. Mammofh Springs. Ark. Ba'ron Rouge. La. - Griggs. Okla. Dallas, Texas T H E C L A 5 Top low ALICE ANN HAWKINS - Waldq Ark, CLAUD 5. HEFFINGTON - Havana. Ark. MARGARET E. HERRING - ELAINE HOOVER - JULIA ANN HOUSER - - - Searcy. Ark. CAROLYN JEAN HOVEY - Searcy. Ark. Sncond Row JOAN HOWK - - - - - - - Searcy. Ark. EULALEA D. HULETT - - Swiffon. Ark. KENNETH ISTRE - - - - Jennings. La. FLORENCE JEAN JEWELL - Searcy. Ark. BETTIE JOHNS - - - - - Searcy, Ark. EDWARD C. JOHNS Bakersfiefd. Calif. Morganfown, W. Va. Cherryfree. Pa. 5 O F 1 9 5 Third law ERNEST JOYNES Newlland. Ln. HELEN M. KARNES - - - - Dover. Ark. CLYDE E. KEIRN Glencoe. Okla. ELLA MAE LANCASTER - ROBERTA LEE- - - A . . IMOGENE LEONARD - . - Lifflefon. W. Va. Medway. Mass. Damascas. Ark. IoHom low KENNETH LEOPARD JAMES C. LINN - - - - WILLIAM A. LONGLEY A LAWAYNE MCBRIDE DICK McCLURG Falkner. Miss. Melbourne. Ark. Ba'resville. Ark. Havana. Ari. Scranfon. Iowa MARJORIE JEAN McDEARMAN - Gallafin. Tan H E C L A S 5 Too low , MCGUIRE - . L - Searcy. Ark. DA McNUTT - - - - Swiffon. Ark. OLIVE MCREYNOLDS - DeRidder. La. LEE MADDEN . Beedeville. Ark. MAJORS - - - Heber Springs. Ark. ,7 T W. MANASCO - Pales+ine. Ark. Sucand low UELLEN MANKER - Visalia. Caiif. 'JIMANNSCHRECK Wichifa. Kas. WIHY MASHBURN Transylvania. La. : 3 MASSEY - . Ponbfoc. Miss. : MENES - - - - Bernardsviue, N. J. ' -' '- E MICHAEL Albion. Nebr. O F 1 TM rd Row KEITH MOUNTJOY - - - HENRY W. NELSON LORENE M. NICHOLS - WILLIAM A. O'NEAL - SHIRLEY PEGAN - - - PHlL E. PERKINS - - - - - Ioiiom loll ERNESTINE PHlLIPS - . - DOWNEY H. PITTMAN WALLACE RAE - . JO RENE REAVES - - - JAMES RHEUDASIL . - LEO RICHARDSON- - - . 952 Juneau. Alaska - Roanoke. Va. Searcy, Ark. Defroif. Mich. Leesburg. Ohio Shadyside. Ohio - Searcy. Ark. Ackerman, Miss. Akron. Mich. - McRae. Ark. Bossier Cify. La. LiHle Rock. Ark. Top low WINIFRED RICHARDSON - LAWRENCE ROBERTS - - ELISABETH C. ROEMER - LLOYDENE SANDERSON - MARGARET SEE - - - - MARY LaVELLE SEWELL - - Sacand low ROBERT W. SEWELL - - - SUSIE SHAUBERGER - - BERT SHEWMAKER - - - EUNICE SHEWMAKER - PAUL SLATTON - - - JESSIE LOU SMITH - CLASS - Searcy. Ark. Searcy. Ark. Wolseley. Sask- Li++le Rock. Ark. Sanders. Ky. EmersonI Ark. Overland, Mo. Sondheimer. La. - Searcy. Ark. Paragould. Ark. Leachville. Ark. McCrory. Ark. OF195 Third Row SHIRLEY H. SMITH - Mounfain View. EILEEN E. SNURE - - - Hamilfon, On'f THOMAS C. SPARKMAN - Poplar Bluff, MERYL STEWART - - Memphis. T HELEN STINNETT - Searcy. ALICE STRAUGHN - - - - Glenwood. Ioffom low TRICE TAYLOR - - - Jonasboro. BETTY THORNTON - - Sheridan. DALE TODD Roberfson. RUTH ANN TOOTHMAN Lewis Run DOROTHY TULLOSS - - MAX L VAUGHAN - - Cleveland. T Okfdhomo City. H E Top low J. WAKHAM . Grenade. Miss. WALTON . - - Auvergne. Ark. - - - - Bradbrd. Ark. - - - Chillocofhe. Texas - - - Frederickfown. Ohio - - - - - - Florence. Ala. Suand luv - - - - - Searcy. Ark. '. WILLIAMS- - - - - Dyess.Ark. WITHERSPOON - Frederick. Okla. WRIGHT - - - - Memphis. Tenn. Hope.N.Mex. .-. ZEE - - - - - Memphis.Tenn. CLASS OF1 952 Third law CUFFORD ALEXANDER - - Danville. IH. SPECIAL STUDENTS FRANK BARNARD - Fordland. Mo. RALPH E. MANSELL - Pine Falls. Manifoba RETHA MASON - - - - - Searcy. Ark. ANGELINA OTTOMONO - Long Island. N. Y. RALPH CHAIN - - - Canfon. Okla. Fourth lo- MILDRED CLEO RHODES - . Searcy. Ark. GEORGIA MARIE WEBB - Bellvue. Texas WILKIE YAO - - - - - Kowloon. Hongkong THE CLASS OF 1953 FRESHMAN FAVORITES PaHT MaHox Joe Hazelbaker I7b Top low 7 SUE ALLEN - - - - - Thayer, Mo. ANDERSON ' - - Chicago. Ill. - - - - KenseH. Ark. - Sf. Charles. Mo. - - Chincofeaque. Va. Willifcrd. Ark. - - - Corning, Ark. - - Searcy. Ark. - - Evening Shade. Ark. Levelland. Texas YCE BEAVERS - - Levefland. Texas V'Vi'E- - - - - - - Earle, Ark. Third Row JANNETTE BLACK - Lake Park. Ga. RUTH BLANSETT - - - - Pocahonfas. Ark. RALPH BRADEN - Manila. Ark. LESTER BRITTELL - Sanfa R055. Calif. EDWARD BURROUGH Caraway. Ark. GWENDOLYN BUTTERFIELD - Larson. Wis. IDNom lav JUSTIN CAMP - - Newport Ark. EDDiE CAMPBELL - - Roaring Springs. Texas KYLE CARNES - - - - - Neosho. Mo. WOODROW CHANEY - - - - Minden, La. JORDINE CHESSHIR - - - - Nashville, Ark. SALLY JO CHESSHIR - - - Nashviile. Ark. H'? T H E C L A S 5 Top low JO ANN COOK - - - - - Hobart Okla. R. E. COOK - - - - - Tipfonvilfe. Tenn. JO ANN COOLEY - - - New Orleans. La. IRMA COONS Washingfon. D. C. BARBARA COOPER - - - McAlesfer. Okla; Memphis. Tenn. MEDRITH COOPER - Second low CORENE COTTER VideHe, Ark. LILLIAN COTTER - - - - - Videffe. Ark. CHARLES COX - - - - - - Florence. Ala. WAYNE CRANFORD - - Bald Knob. Ark. CHARLES CRAWFORD - Williford. Ark. JACK LEE CROWLEY - - Brinkley. Ark. OF 195 Third low WFLLIAM CURRY - - - - Houghfon. Le. HELEN DALE - Tulsa. OH BABE DANCE - - - - - - - Gibsland. La. MARY KATHERINE DANIELS - Balfimore. Mn CLAUD DANLEY - - . - . Florence. Ali. AMOS DAVENPORT Yellvflle. Ar Ianm luv JACK DAVIS - - - - Harrison. Ark. JOAN DAVIS - - - - - - We51acm Tang LAWRENCE DAVIS - - - Pocahonfas. A HERBERT DEAN - - - - - - Chicago. I - WILMA DeBERRY - Defroif. Mia : PATRICIA DOOLEY - - Saginaw. MI AVEE EUBANKS i-DELL M. FALLS H E C L A S 5 Top Raw 21' DUKE - - - Sf. Louis, Mo. T3 VRES DURNIL . - - Wichifa. Kas. 9. TA EDWARDS - Liffle Rock, Ark. .. l- E EGGERS - - - Dolores. Colo. Leachville. Ark. Searcy. Ark. Socond low FOX- M ADAMS FOX 'AFRANCIS . : ' .: A LEE FRANKS L iii C. FROST - FULKERSON - - - Columbia, Tenn. Columbia. Tenn. Lindsay. Calif. - Dexter. M0. Wasco. Calif. Drumrighf. OHa. O F Third Row JOYCE FULLER . - - FLORA JEAN GARRISON JEAN GIBBONS JAMES D. GIRDLEY 5 1 CARLOS ELMER GORTON - ROBERT GRIMES - - - IoHomIo-r PAUL H. GROSS - - - EDWARD GURGANUS . WAYNE GURGANUS - DANA GLENN HALL - DONALD RUSH HALL - ESTELLE HAMILTON - - 953 Glenwood, Ark. Marshall. Ark. Bernie. Mo. Osceola. Ark. Denver. Cob. Tallulah. La. Calera, Ala. Chicago. Ill. Hazelcrest Ill. Baker. La. Wynona. Okla. Oxford. Ark. Top Rout NORMA LOU HAMILTON - - Pine Bluff, Ark. INEZ HAM - - - - - - Forum. Ark. ROSE MARY HARBER - - - - Viola, Ark. FAYE HARE - Conroe. Texas DORlS E. HARMON - Chicago, Ill. HOMER M. HARRIS - - - Griffifhville. Ark. Sacond low MELBA HAWS - Senfinel. Okla. JOAN HAYS - - - - - Chicago, NI. MARY EVELYN HAYS - - - Cleveland, Tenn. WAYMA HAYHURST - JOE C. HAZELBAKER JAMES W. HAZLETT - - - Raymondville. Texas Norfh Liberfy. Ind. Hudson. Colo. ISO Third low GERALD C. HENDRIX - - Anfoine. RAY HERREN - - - Paragould. MARY JANE HERRIN - - - - Seorcy. DWIGHT HESSON . Hunfingfon. w. GEORGE HINANT - - - - - Searcy. JACK HOGG Camden. Ionom low RAYMOND B. HOGINS- . - . Dover. . JEANNINE HALTOM - - - ; Camden. I BETTY SUE HORN - - - - Black Rock. ROBERT HORSMAN - lmboden. CHARLES SIDNEY HORTON - - - Guy. VALLE BETH HORTON . Dallas. Ti CLAS 109 Dow - - - Manfee. Miss. - - Evening Shade. Ark. - - Guymon. Okla. - - - - Pierce. Fla. Brownsville. Texas - - - - Camden. Ark. - - Frederick.0kla. San'Francisco. Calif. - - - Macfarian. W. Va. - - Las Cruces. N. Mex. . -. . . . - - Harlingen. Texas Delight Ark. .... Third law ANN E. LANDRUM - - Greenway. Ark. CHARLES LANGSTON - - - OaHand. Miss. PAUL LAVENDER - - - - Sylvesfer. Ga. BOYD LEATH - - - - - 'Leachville. Ark. DALE T. LEMON - - - - - Tacoma. Wash. TIT FEI LEUNG - - - Searcy. Ark. lotion low RAY M. LEWiS Denver. Colo. ROY A. LEWIS - - Denver. Colo. WAYNE E. LEWIS Pafoka. HI. WALTER LINDSEY - McClelland. Ark. ELLA F. LYNCH - - - - - - Kempi. Texas PAULINE F. LYNSKEY - Wichifa. Kas. I81 THE CLASS Top low LEON McCLURE - - - - EDNA McCULLOUGH - EDGAR McFADDEN - JANIE MCGUIRE - JUANITA McGUIRE - - - - MARGRETTA M. MCKENZIE - Paragould, Ark Tupelo. Miss. Searcy. Ark. PrescoH. Ark. Prescoft Ark. Nashville. Tenn. Second Row MARGARET MCNEIL - - Wes+ wafon. Mass. BARBARA MANS - - - - - Jennings. La. FRED MASON - - - Calico Rock. Ark. PATTI MATTOX - - - Searcy, Ark. GLORIA MILTON - - Detroit. Mich. JACK MITCHELL - Huntsvilie. Alan. 0 F 1 9 5 Third law DOROTHA MORGAN - - - Recfor, ' i DICK MORROW Middlefown. Ohuj DON F. MORSE k - - Searcy. A I; VIRGINIA MURDOCK Willow Wood. 0 -': JOE NALL - - - - - Wewoka. OE HELEN NAVE - Dearborn. BoHom Row JOE NICHOLS - - Searcy. RITA NOSSAMAN - Isabel. Kn; GLENN OLBRICHT Thayar. ME; DWIGHT OLDHAM PaHonville. Ten: THELMA OLDHAM - - - - Seaffle.Wv.1, HARRY OLREE- - - Braggadocio. M' CLASS Williford. Ark. Carufhersville. Mo. Black Oak. Ark. Roaring Springs. Texas Florence. Ab. POTEETE . ' PRITCHARD- ' PROCTOR - T RANSBURG ';- RD REDMAN - FranklinK Tenn. Holland. Mo. Houghfon Lake. Mich. Concord. Onfario Roswell. N. Mex. O F 1 9 5 3 Third low MONTY L RICHESIN - - - - Omaha. Ark. BETTY RFEMER - - - - - - Amarfllo. Texas SAM ROACH - - - - - - - Hope, Ark. JEAN ROGERS - - - - - Hof Springs. Ark. KENT ROLLMAN - - - - Barflesvilie. Okla. DONALD ROWAN , - - Aplin. Ark. IaH'oIII low CORINNE RUSSELL - - - Brownsville. Texas ALMA SANDERSON - - - - Canton. Okla. HELEN SANNER - - - - Davenport Nebr. CLIFFORD SEAWEL - - - - 5+. Louis. Mo. MILDRED SEE - - - - - - - Sanders. Ky. EVERETT SENTER - - - - - Modesto. Calif. Top Row GLEN SHEARER - - - - Leachville, Ark. BILL SHERRILL . Newport Ark. WAYNE SHEWMAKER - - Beech Grove. Ark. MARGARET SHIPLEY - - - Leachville. Ark. HOPE SHOWALTER - - - - - Searcy. Ark. JOANNE SHRIVER - - - Hunfingfon. W. Va. Slcond Row JAMES SIMMONS - - Bafon Rouge. La. NORMA SLEDGE - - -. - - Morrilfon. Ark. JOAN SMITH - - - - - Merkel. Texas JOY SMITH - - Russellville. Ky. WANDA SMlTH - - - - - Russellville. Ark. MAE ANN SONGER - Lake Cffy. Ark. l84 Third Row WANDA SORRELS - - - - - BOBBIE JUNE SPENCER - HERMAN SPURLOCK - - BONITA STANDERFORD - LETHA STEPHENS - - - ROY F. STOUT - - - - - Foreman. .' Judsonia. 3; Davidson. loHom Row BOB STRINGFELLOW - CHARLES STUBBLEFIELD - JOYCE TIDWELL - - - - - DONALD TODD - - - - - RUBY TODD - - , - STEVEN TODD - - - - - - Hdmpfon.. ' Morrison. T ,1: Frederick. 0' : Roberfson. 'I'np Iol - - - - Searcy. Ark. - - - Car+hage. Texas - - HenrieHa. Texas - - Denver. Colo. - - - - - Selma. Ala. - - - Floressanf. Mo. Slum! low - . - - - Claremon+. Calif. ORELAND . Waferford. Miss. - - - Clare. Mich. - - - Searcy. Ark. Sebastopol. Cam. - - - - - - Searcy,Ark. CLASS PERCY WlTTY - F1952 Third Row - - - - - Maple. Onfarfo CHESTER WOODRUFF - - - Nashville. Ark. MARY SUE WOOD - - - - Bald Knob. Ark. MARTHA WOODY - - - - LiHIe Rock. Ark. CHARLOTTE WRIGHT - - Lakewood, Ohio PONDER WRIGHT A - - Greenway. Ark. IoHom Row RAY WRIGHT - - - - - - Memphis, Tenn. DENE YEARGAIN - - - - - Brawley. Calif. ANNA LEE SANDERS - - - Fori' Smith. Ark. IBS - u c '13 am -.-.Is :14 GEOMETRY. CLASSES WERE FUNt CLASSES five days a week. +hirfy-six weeks a you. buf plerdy of variety and never a dull moment We cut up grasshoppers. quo+ed from Mob: beHI. planned travel tours. and did our mail! w -.. out on Hue campus one cold winter morning. There was il'le heady IaugMer we shared om amusing class incidenfs. Hut giow of pleasure VI; experienced when we received an A on a 900i report and ihe awful suspense unfil we found on! our grade on finals. The year faughf us Hui VI? can have fun while learning and 5H reach cu; goal wifh a sense of achievement ENGLISH. AN D BIOLOGY. BANQUETS. 3w; FUN UNFORGETTABLE d , RIED our good spiri+s everywhere. enioy- . and each ofher. There were always -hnds in help in any proiecf-a prevailing r: workmanship and considerafion ihai made 7 ' Modelling: successful ones. aHending a formal banquet or ' : ' Ming informally befween classes. cuf- Hla dormitory. relaxing in he Inn. or L with uch o+her on +he +ennis cour+s. filmy: sure to find many happy moments 'Is. did our fun lie al'rogefher in the +hings . Mid. buf par9ly in ihe very spiri+ of whole- i, which pervaded Academy ac+ivi+ies. AND OUTINGS. CONVERSAUON. I93 CHORUS. Tap raw: Joe Maitox, Bob Plunkcf. Olan Haucs Daw'd Richardson. Second rev: Alhed FeIrich, Tom HalTermaH. Walter SellerL Third row: Andy Ri'chm Bill Plunkeh C. L; Cox, Dan Hart. Fuurfh raw: Helen Yohe, Conway Sexson, Wayland Witkerson. Fifth row: Sarah Longleyn Riia Jo Beidwin, Jo Ann Pickens. Par Grimmeif. Anne Herkins, Nell Young Charm Crawford, Norma CnmpbeH. Inhom raw: Ann Cunningham Rita McKm'ghi. Billie Seth HiH, Barbara Bailey, Verna Vdugham Miriam Draper Jimmie Payne. Ruby Lee Ellis. ENTHUSIASM AND OUARIET. Conway Senson. C L Cox. Andy RTIcMe III, Wayland lekergon. SEXTETTE. Sallie Ielh Hiil Nell Young Sarah Langley. Verna Vaughan. Charla Cranford Minam Draper. .1 I ' I'M INTERES BUT HOW could if have been o+herwiso VIEH'L Q good bamworlr? We remember so many fhings obouf adivifies-how we always found firm for a during fhe long. hard work on he Senior play; +he s+age crew didn'f mind draHing any- proper+y for an aII-imporfanf High School p -1' +ion: and our leading man didn'i show up unl-a hour before +he presenfafion of our play cf i Speech Fesfival. Some of ihose chorus rehearsals were a , gle. we admit buf we always managed 1'0 com. on iop. and we never fired of giving van? in I feelings Hurough +he joyful medium of music. DRAMAIIC CLUB. Top row: Conway Sezson, Ray FhmeL Pa? GrimmeH, Irene Fricl, Hren Yohe' AHred Pe'ridm C. L Cox, Middl: row: Ann Cunnmqham. BHHB Beth HIIL Nomm CarnpbcH, Joan Golden Verna Vaughan. Mir- iam Draper. Andy Riichie. Wayland Werrmn. BoHom row: Jo Ann Pickens, Noll Young Sarah Langley, Charla Cranford, Ruby Lee Wm Eda Jo BnMwm :ARACTERIZED OUR ACTIVITIES ? 3r play. LITTLE WOMEN. was weH done and 'Ofs THE WALKING HJLLS, a cne-ad drama Had a responsive Thursday night audience. l96 EETA CLUB. Back raw: Ruby Lee Ellis, Norman Dykel. C. Mrs. Pickens. sponsor. Front row: BiHie Berh HillI Rita Jo Verna Vaughan. Francis Johns, Miriam Draper, Jo Ann ' Charha Craniord, NeH Young. BEING IN +he Beia Club. the Harding Aug chapfer of +he National Honor Sociefy. was - +he highesf honors aHainable by academy Mainfenance of an average of 90 or buffer J fhe requiremem for membership. The Debate Club. sponsoreci this your Richard Walker. wenf +0 FayeHeville for the Fasfival. where he girls' feam, composed 0F: Young and Miriam Draper. did very well for ' .- selves by reaching +he semi-finals. H was +he able and inspirafional guide +he Academy faculiy. shown here in faculty ' ' ing wi'lh Principal Mason presiding. which +his year +he greaf one +ha+ if was. DEBAYERS. Andy Ritchie, Miriam Draper. Ne Young. Baldwin. FACULTY. lack raw: Mrs. Andy Ritchie. Vaughneu . Cock, Eilcen Snurc. anl raw: Ed Sewell, Mrs. Ferry Mn Annie Mae Alsfon, Mrs. Inez Pickens. Eslhar Milchu . I. 'j-f Mason, prindpal. 'IGH IW: hhy Jo Harwell, Irene Frick Pal Harwell. Martha Luna. Middle row: Norma Campbell, Anna Man Hilburn, Sara Lou Pare. Joan Golden. Front row: Barbara Baileyi Frannlne Macey, Rila McKnight 1 :3 DH Club is a chapfer of Hie Nafional 7.. Shh and has been on Harding's campus yours. In I948 +he membership changed ' Manse all of +he members graduafed: HI. dub has always held a prominen+ place lum- only. -. HI. direciion of 1heir sponsor. Miss Ann Sub Debs gave iheir winfer banquef a+ 3 - l. Their fheme. Snowman. was diffi- :1i . , ly but because of he hard work and of lack of fhe members. +heir ban- . M mmssful. ?;an Hlay ioined the KATs for an over- h Camp Takodah. SUB DEB FALL OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - PATATKINSON Vice-Presiden1' - . - ADA HULETT Secrefary-Treasurer - - - - - IRENE FRICK Searganf-af-Arms - - JOAN GREY WINTER OFFICERS - BARBARA BAILEY RITA McKNlGHT v BETTY HARWELL JACKIE FILAN Presidenf Vice-Presidenf Secrefary-Treasurer Searganf-af-Arms - I99 m-w .....-.- . s. Aghth .32. ' Back row: Ru'h Merrii, Miriam Draper, Pahy GrimmeH, Bfllie Bgih Hill, Ruby Lee Ellis, Verna Vaughan Ann Cunningham. Middle row: Frances Jams, Rita Ju Baldwinh Helen Yuhe, Anne Hawkins. Front IGU: Charla Cranfordh Nall Yuunqi Jo Ann Pickens, Sarah Langley. fan; .'-. FALL OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - - - MIRIAM DRAPER Vice-Presidenf - - - - CHARLA CRANFORD Secrefary-TreasurEr - . - VERNA VAUGHAN KiHen at Arms - - - - SARAH LONGLEY WINTER OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - - - - NELL YOUNG VIce-Presidenf - - - - - SARAH LONGLEY Secrefary'Treasurer - - - JO ANN PICKENS KiHen af Arms - - - CHARLA CRANFORD 200 UNTIL I943 The Kappa Alpha Theh was known . ihe Royal Fun Club. Every year Huey have had worihy club proied and his year they sent; Chris'lmas baskef +0 .3 family in make +heir holi more enjoyable. Miss Annabell Lee is sponsor k': iha KATs. Eighf pledges were $ormally iniliaied d , Dodd's home in a beaufiful candlelighf cm The members worked diligenfly '10 com- r': arrangemenfs for +heir banquet February 3. iheme Pirafes was depided +hroughouf fho . T' orafions. Their spring outing +0 Tahkodah vtiHl '.. Sub Debs promoied beHer feeling be'l'weln V clubs. - 93fo Norman kaesy f-v'k HI. older of the hvo High School Is originally called the Nine Knigl'rl: :- nine members. bu'l' now if is Hm I!!! Academy. ,1 . n iheir year wifh an excellent club , mg lockers for he high school ' WM I Chrisima: banquet Hie second held of fhe Mayfair on Decem- . 7 y used for Hie fheme a fypical - moiif. year Huey shook themselves fro: EM due and fook +0 +he wide open Ipring owing. uh thy Filmil, Andy Ritchie III, C. L. Cox, Alfrad Parrish. Front row: Olen Hanes, Conway Seasom Way- OFFICERS Presidenf - - - - - - - - CLAN HANES Vice-Presidenf ANDY RITCHIE III Secrafary-Treasurer - WAYLAND WILKERSON Parliamenfarian - - - - ALFRED PETRICH 201 HARDING ACADEMY SENIOR? 202 PAT ATKINSON - -107 '3 - - - searcy.Ark. RUBY LEE ELLIS - - - - - - - Searcy. Ark. OLAN HANES - - - - - - - Searcy.Arlc. ADA HULETT - - - - - - - Searcy, Ark. Middle low SARAH LONGLEY - - - - - Bafesville. Ark. RITA MCKNIGHT - - - - - - Wynne. Ark. JO ANN PICKENS - - . - - - Searcy Ark. CONWAY SEXSON - - - - - Searcy. Ark. WAYLAND WILKERggn Rw- - - Searcy.Ark. SAMMY WILSON - - - - - Abilene. Texas HELEN YOHE - - - - - - - Searcy.Ark. NELL YOUNG - - - - - - - Searcy.Ark. ADEMY UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS EARNEST WALKER -795 ? - . Greenville.Ky. CHARLA CRANFORD- - - - - Searcy.Ark. ANN CUNNINGHAM - - Arkansas Ci+y. Kas. DALE GEORGE - - - - . Kingman. Ariz. PATZY GRIMMETT T'dd-I' '5' - - . Tulsa.Okla. BILLIE BETH HILL - - - -' - - - Keo.Ark. DEBORAH LONG - - - - Los Angeles.Calif. SOPHOMORES DENNIS CARTER - - - - - Burbank.Caiif. MARIANNE ARMSTEBTJCED: - - Truman.Ark. BARBARA BAILEY - - - Chincofeque.Va. NORMA LEE CAMPBELL - - Searcy.Ark. DAVID BROWN - - - Searcy. Ark. 203 ACADEMY UNDERCLASSME SOPHOMORES C. L. COX - - fa? Riv, - Searcy.Ark. MIRIAM DRAPER - - - - - - Searcy.Ark. JACKIE FILAN - - - - - - SeIfridge.Micl1. RAY FINNEL - - - - - - - EngIand.Ark. meal. law ANN HARKINS - - - . - Englewood.Cafif. JAMES MCKINNEY - - - - Highland Cam. ALFRED PETRICH - - . New York Cify. N. Y. DAVID RICHARDSON - - - - - Searcy.Ark. ANDY RITCHIE m 5 ? f . . - Searcy.Ark. VERNA VAUGHAN - - - - - Searcy.Ark. FRESHMEN RITA JO BALDWIN - - - - - Searcy.Ark. SHIRLEY CANTRELL . . . . . . Coy.Ark. 204 UNDERCLASSMEN FRESHMEN NORMAN DYKES TOE Rf - - - Searcy,Ark. JOAN GRAY - - - . - - - Searcy.Ark. TOM HALTERMAN - - - - - Searcy.Ark. DAN HART - - - - - Cfevelemd.0hio Middlo Row FRANCES JOHNS - - - - - - Searcy. Ark. FRANCINE MACY - - - - - - Searcy. Ark. JOE MATTOX - - - - - - - Searcy.Ark. MARY PLUNKET - - - - - Bafon Rouge. La. SUZY GREEN - - 30w 5 - . - searcy.Ark. 205 BEST ALL ROUND urna UtugAan Jae Ma flax ';i - Wei! Mn'lng Conway $121011 FAVORITES 206 AONOR STUDENTS M2,, M JM C 0!? car aux; aw TITTIEST .9rene 311-64 jfg'etl petriclt NEST JIM Ma flax gartara gaigy The Rhythm Bord was dellghfful bofh i0 youfhful partici- pants and older spedaiors. TRAINING SCHOOL YOUNGSTERS LEARNED. ho. as Miss Annabel Lee and her able and devoied siaff of feathers worked fo develop chiidren-sons and daughfers of faculfy families and Searcy Cifizens-h: fheir fulles+ po+en+ials. Here. one hundred youngsfers wifh +heir ihriving imagina+ions. their individual inferesfs and talents. were furnished endless opporlunilies fhrough work and play +0 find +heir way successfuliy +0 higher levels of life and learning. Nearly every hour of flu: day found some col- lege sfudenf in inferesfed observafion or busy par- iicipafion in grade school classes, learning by very 208 real experience. Hue principles and +echniquas 0',- effedive feaching and deepening his undersfandingr of H: responsibiliHes and opporiunHies. Finl and Second grad Miss ELLEN KNIGHT. lns+rucfor Third and Fuuril'l grad Mrs. VIDA DRAPER, Insfrudor RUTH ANN TOOTHMAN. Practice Teacher Fifth and Sixfh grades Mrs. HUS MARTIN, lnsfrucfor CURTIS WARD CHARLES DRAPER, Prache Teachers Sovonfh and Eighih grad Miss ANNABEL LEE Insfruc+or, Principal JIMMIE MOONEYHAM. Prache Teacher DEPARTMENT OF CORA OGLEVIE. MARY ALICE SWAIN. DOYLE SWAIN DOYLE SWAIN. assisianf to Mr. Nafer, directs disferufion of liferafura. NATIONAL EDUCATIO THE SLOGAN. Harding College. The C- Tha+ Speaks +0 Hue Nafion. is emphaiically ouf +hrough ifs Nafional Educa+ion Program is designed +0 resfafe and re-emphasilo fo' American public Hue value of consfifui'ional gov :7 menf and freedom of individual opporfunify. For fwelve years. fhe deparfmenf has achi' ifs aims +hrough publicafions. radio. moiiau: +ures. Iecfure programs. and forums. Looking Ahead. a weekly ediforial ,. carried in 2600 papers. confains a discussion 0'55 value of ihe American economic and business fem. H19 need for compeinve and privaie five. and many allied subiecfs. The Harding College Letter senf to aa 0' scrip+ion lid of 40.000 commenfs an nafional' Ii and sHmulafes fl'noughf abouf our economy. -? A UNIQUE FEATURE WITH HARDING weeldy radio program. Land of +he Free, , Hie life of Americans who +hrough per- 1h - and public service have proved fhe .M American principles. producing and screenEng of he Harding bf ien-minufe Technicolor animafed carfoons ic educaiion has been underway since r-om Forums. which assemble American leaders. has been a recenf addHion +0 Ham's media. The forums are designed +0 -individuaIs. companies and indusfries how I v' u i'axss Hie American way of life to their em- ' . v'wva$ , Naiional program office a? Harding is i. diredion of Carl Nafer. execuiive assis- .DrJenson. DOROTHY WELSH i5 librarfan for the National Program Library. a unique prniecf specializing in colleding mafcrials on the subiecf of free enferprise and the economics 01' capHaHsm. of Him: employed LEAH Mr. DOOLEY. of Saginaw, Mkhiqam adcirassed Freedcm M. Forum audience in the CoHeqe Dining HaH. ll... IE A5 ?- 1...; I ? and the FRIENDS OF HARDING are important too The following pages represenf people who are inferes+ed in us. people whose friendliness. courtesy' and onal+y we greaHy appreciafe. w ,d 4' ' 'h hqq Fis'ih '1 ? -,- ma; 1H I Your Harding College S+afion 15 ; proudly celebra+ing a quar+er of a cen-r +ury of con+inued service.-bringing you always +he finesf in radio enferi'ainmenf. - ..... .T-C. - .-'?: ' ' $2.1m. H. 7 - v;'-f.;--i 'r..'.' .,...,- . . ' . , . -!Ilr i:1-,. -. . J. u - 'n'b 7 ' . w.H. smug WHBQ-Sb First on Your Radio THE SECURITY BANK Roger Haw1ey and Professor John Lee Dykes are oniy +wo of +he many HardEngHes who have found +he Securify Bank +0 be a courteous and friendly service ins+i+ufion. a +rue asset +0 Searcy. besf wishes +0 +he graduerHon class of May your minisfry for Chrisf be long Over fruitful . . . We are always 5+ THE STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY I'. command and are prepared f0 serve 20 E. Cenfral Parkway. Cincinnafi I0, Ohio 55335 you serve Christ True +0 fhe Bible Iifera+ure since I866. 215 THE COLLEGE INN Hue friendly FiHFe spof af fhe cenfer of the campus. always an appropriafe place for a mid-morning Coke or a bi+ of pre-class revEew. Here many a pleasanf hour has been spen'r and many a lasting friendship has begun. NEU'S JEWELRY Wheiher you desire a Fine new wafch or your -, en'r wa+ch puf info excellenf woriting order. you appreciafe +he friendly atmosphere and dope able service of NeLFS Jewelry, foca+ed in fha Iiam Walker sfudio. COMPLIMENTS OF LIFE AND CASUALTY Insurance Company of Tennessee Over fwo million policies In force A. M. Burfon. Presidenf Home office: Nashville. Tennessee Zlb VRDING COLLEGE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 2; Mary Evelyn Hays gives Bill Corok his lsupply of shirfs. all freshly laundered. .7: ironed. and carefully wrapped. The H Laundry and Cleaners holds several advanlages +0 s+uden+s. among which are ils convenienf location. ifs very reasonable rafes. and good workmanship. Each year if has also been a greaf aid +0 befween +wenfy-flve and +hirfy sfuden+s +0 whom if has offered employment 217 Uisliuufivu Myrrh purlrulturr VILLIAM WALKER ; n 2IB ARDEN'S KEEP - U - NEAT CLEANERS ROBBINS-SANFORD USHES BOOK STORE ..-BERT50N DRUG STORE ' ?STOTTS DRUG co. Hugh M. Tiner. Presidenf MERCANTILE CO. Largesf Share in Searcy RIGHT DOWNTOWN :1: Session begins June l9 and July 3 I - jsfer begins Sep+ember I8. I950 GEORGE PEPPERDINE COLLEGE ianes HARDING COLLEGE GRADUATES +0 confinue fheir sfudy in +he Graduafe Division of H19 Pepperdine DEPARTMENT OF RELIGION conferring The Masher of Am. Degree W. B. Wes'r. Jr. Head of fhe Deparfmenf PEPPERDINE COLLEGE, Los Angeles 44, Calif. E. V. Pullias. Dean 219 bFESSIONAL DIRECTORY J. PATTERSON Den+is+ N. M. GARRISON 0p+ome+ris+ PORTER RODGERS HOSPITAL CLINIC HOSPITAL R. W. TO LER Den+isf ' -j hiropracfor YINGLING and YINGLING Afforneys ai Law MAYFAIR HOTEL Lisfed A.A.A. Duncan Hines-Advenhres in Good Eafing Locaied on Highways 67 and 64 SEARCY ARKANSAS 222 r HOUSE CAFE harcy's Fined Foods Two Blocks off Campus on Race S+ree+ RIDDLE TIN SHOP Shee'l' Meial Work of All Kinds EHITE HOUSE .7 ERY and MARKET f'where you find what you like +0 eat - ERMAN ST. DENVER. COLORADO 'iJLuclly people of +his con- 1'1; iane you +0 come and NIELMH'I +hem a+ any 'Hme. 300 West Race SEARCY ARKANSAS SMITH-VAUGHAN MERC. CO. Doris and Nolan are being shown iu5+ one of +he many fine appliances +ha+ Smifh-Vaughan has +0 offer. All of your hardware and furni- +ure needs can be supplied by +his friendly share. 223 NlNETY-TWO YEARS OF SERVlC. Publishers of GOSPEL ADVOCATE-SINCE I855 A I6 page periodical. published each week. and devo+ed +0 +116 frufh of God. $2.00 a year. GOSPEL LITERATURE Uniform Bible Lessons in fen courses. from Kindergarfen +0 Adulf a+ low prices-bc 1'0 I5c for each child. each quar+er. GUIDES FOR TEACHERS and addiHonal maferials available also. THE BEST IN BOOKS: School and religious books concordances. commenfarias. didion- aries, hisfories. debafes. Bible s+udy books. gift books. and. in facf everyfhing in reliable books. Send for cafalog. THE BEST IN BIBLES: 1n King James. Revised and Modern Translafions. We carry Cam- bridge. Collins, Harper, Holman. Nelson. Oxford, Wins+on. and World Syndica+e Bibles and Tesfamenfs a'r reasonable prices. pre- paid. Send for ca+alog. CHURCH SUPPLIES Communion ware-frays. covers. glasses, fillers. and bread-pla+es: Communion bread: con'rribmWon plafes: and baskefs aluminum and wicker: hymnboards. Bible school regis+ers. affendance maierials. gold and silver pins. and many. many. other affracfive. helpful. economical Things. Send for a cafalog. WE CAN HELP YOU: In planning church buildings. buying bulleiin boards. purchasing seals. and hundreds of oH'Ier +hings. Wrife us. CHRISTIAN HYMNS NUMBER TWO 452 songs. The hymnal used most among churches of Christ High QualHy confenf. paper. and binding. 70 cenfs a copy prepaid: $60.00 a hundred. nof prepaid. Many ofher song books and hymnals 5+ very reasonable prices. GOSPEL ADVOCATE COMPANl Nashville, Tennessee 224 -:.,! m.-:-' .-- 33., mum... a:vwqu ,..;i ,. gu3+m5agzma SHOOD-FREEMAN LUMBER co. PARK AVENUE GROCERY undee +0 Harding College and her s+u- The Iiffle sfore haIf-way up +he nex+ block mighf well be +he descripfion of Park Avenue Grocery. Faye and Julia are +wo 0F fhe many n Lumber Company. This firm. a sfudenfs who have found if ConvenSenf to shop 5+ Park Avenue. Those living far+her away may fake advantage of ifs free delivery g-mq service. The phone number is 446. service. for many years has been H13 Wood- Manville dealer. fea+ures comple+e W'amm. , il '1 a n , a . . . nEmET -.h- ' ER GHEVROLET a .,,,N.;u.-:.:-PAH d' .. l,- -- mm... Iunnm. .- ' -u . d3! . 'I 7 1i rm. Li- HUMAN BAKER CHEVROLET COMPANY Chevrolef and only Chevrolef 1s firsi' I' Are Ready To Meet All Your Aufomofive Needs. New cars and +rucks used and frucks-modern service deparfmenf-painf and body shop complefe sfock genuine pads and accessories-lubrica+fon and waangr-gas and oil U. SA Jtires 1' Mass. 225 B. J. PIERCE LUMBER CO. ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS l09 S. Main Phone 633 BRADLEY'S BARBER SHOP Two of Hie many Hardingifes. who fhrough Hue years have felt cf home in Charlie Brad- ley's shop, have come back for more. A clean. Friendly a+mosphere and good work- manship disfinguish H'n's shop. 226 J. C. MITCHELL Insurance Agency MUTUAL INSURANCE I2I N. Spring VIRGIL LEWIS MEN'S STORE Mr. Wright shows LeRoy O'Neal 5 perfecf fit one of +he many fine suifs which may be found af +his s+ore. Feafuring Curlee Clothes and Weyenberg Massagic Shoes. Virgil Lewis carries everyfhing for the man. $7 E E:- - mmism. Inuomiiizierrr - r . - -' ' L1. sfriving +0 be wha'r a good newspaper should be. in MAKEUP SPORTS NEWS-COVERAGE FEATURES EDITORIALS ADVERTISING has succeeded In placing Hself along wH-h +he best O K TAXI AND CAFE The camera has recorded Hue pleasanf express3ons on H1e ?'aces of We above yeung ladies from Harding. And well mighf they smile, for here fhey enjoy no? onIy +he privilege of riding in +he Iafes+ model aufomobile. bu+ also of sipping a Coke in +he friendly resgauranf. QUICK courfeous serxflce disfinguw'sh bofh H13 OK Taxi and OK Cafai be+ween Jrlwe bus s+a+ion and down+OWn. 227 SOUTH ERN AUTO STORES Locafed In +he hearf of down+own Searcy. +th business esfablishmen+ carries every- fhfng in Hue line of hardware. Sporfing goods. as shown above, fools. kifchenware. aufomobile accessories ius+ anyfhing you wanf may be found a+ Southern Aufo. You are welcome to come in and shop around. EUBANKS AGENCY 'lNSURANCE COUNSELORS COMPLIMENTS TO HARDING COLLEGE Insurance 15 Our Business LOANS - FIRE. AUTO. CASUALTY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE - FARMS - CITY PROPERTY ll9'f2 Wes! Markef Sfreef Tefephone 243 Searcy. Ark. Pleasing People Keeps Us in Business. 223 OCK GROCERY rried man Dick Smifh enioys H'Ie cour+eous lid hiendly spirif of We Rock Grocery. Io- :0 on Race S1ree+ in N19 a++rac+ive s+one pilding ius? across from Truman Baker. With delivery service Rock Grocery can sup- nail your eating needs. MARGARET'S FLOWER SHOP Kenf and Billie Be+h admire another lovely corsage ?rom Margaret's, Locafed one-haht block norfh of Hue Rendezvous. Margaref's is ready always +0 provide HardingHes wifh beaufiful arrangemenfs for ail occasions. t ORRIS AND SON 1373. WELCOME HARDING STUDENTS Men's Cloihinq and Shoes for fhe family ; ' 9 5+. Searcy CENTRAL BARBER SHOP arsh. Wes+ and Baker SEARCY TRUCK 8: TRACTOR CO. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS OLDSMOBILE CARS Sales and Service Highway 67. Nor+h Phone 362 Searcy. Arkansas 229 FIRM FOUNDATION PUBLISHING HOUSE Publishers of FIRM FOUNDATION CHRISTIAN WOMAN GOSPEL PROCLAIMER BIBLE SCHOOL LITERATURE HYMN BOOKS LET US PRINT YOUR BOOKS A Complete Printing Service . . BOOKLETS - CATALOGS 0 DIRECTORIES 0 ANNUALS 0 LETTERHEADS 0 ENVELOPES - RULED FORMS 0 CARDS - SOCIETY AND WEDDING STATIONERY - ENGRAVING 0 BOOKBINDING 0 ART WORK Plant: 3110 Guadalupe Telephone 6-2651 AUSTIN, TEXAS 230 WHITE COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY A sweet car for a Swea Lamily. . . . The Jr'ori'unafe owners of a 1950 Ford fhemseives. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sweef and Candy are quick fo agree fha+ +his yeafs Ford. 50 Ways New, is a leader in He low prEce fieid. Whife Counfy Mo'ror Company is, convenienHy locafed on fhe easf side of We square. SMITH FLORIST Admiring beaufiful long sfem roses, E'rhelyn and Alice behofd bu+ a small porHon of the Wide seledion Hmaf Smifh Fioris'r Has f0 offer. Locafed Jus'r- acr055 Rom the'Whife House and oniy a shamL distance from school. Smf+h is' always eager f0 give friendly sarvice fo +he Hardingifes. 23l ALLEN'S On Your Way Downfown ........ M. M. GARRISON, Jeweler . a plcfure of ham of our friends admiring some of lhe beaul'ilul walches and wafch bands in flue affradlve wlndow of fhe M. M. Garrison Jewelry. Inl side +hey will lind nof only +hese. buf many olher charming Elems ranging from dlamond rings +0 fine silverware. I'Conlemplafion . 232 QUALITY BAKERY THE PASTRY AND SPECIALTY SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF ELLIOT'S PAINT and VARNISH COMPANY VAN PATTEN-ADAMS Aware of Hwe line service available +0 cuSw lomers of Van Pallen-Adams. Tommy Richesin has added his name 'ro +ha+ list Specializing in all kinds of insurancel from life lo aulomo- bile. real es'rale. and loans, Van PaHen-Adams will be happy +0 answer your needs. HARDING COLLEGE BOOK STORE i. - ainly one of the busiesf spofs on +he L --. and one of fhe mos+ useful. is +he Col- 'iBGOk Sfore. Traditionaf seems +0 be Jrhe .0. one of which many sl'udenfs fake ad- Ely, iusf +0 browse aroundhand Jtalk, pur- 3'; only when ready. 1 .- of +he Hnesf fea+ures of +his College 7 is fhe Share with you plan whereby ISDXa of an one spends on religwbus books is held in a fund. +0 be made use of in +he pur- chase of ofher religious books. Therehs a greaf day coming For fhe-Book Sfore. for Sep+ember will find if in a beautiful air-condifioned locaHon in The new Sfudenf Cen- fer. more ready +han ever f0 be of real service +0 sfudenfs. 233 THE RENDEZVOUS CAFE Cool. quie+ surroundings . . . absolu+e cleanliness . . . H19 fasfiesf of food. I Whefher serving a group of fwo or one-hundred-fwo fhe Rendezvous fakes Hue greatesf care f0 see +ha+ every meal carries a desire for a repeaf performance. The Rendezvous features the Blue Room and Banquef Hall. perhcf seHings ?or memorable occasians. THE RENDEZVOUS IS THE MISSOURI PACIFIC BUS DEPOT. ANGEL FOOD I le 0954M COMPLIMENTS OF : NION NATIONAL BANK of LiH'le Rock. Arkansas Member. Federal Deposit Insurance CorporaHon H. A. SIMMONS Insurance Life Acddenf. Health. Hospifal. and Automobile PoHcies Box IO4 Searcy 'EADLEE DRUG co. buys a foofhbrush iusf anofher every- ' necessify. Buf whefher H be foofhbrush or Q-rm clock 9011 can depend on eifher one of . fwo Headlee Sfores in Searcy 10 have if -you. Headlee's also mainfains a sfore in :?1 port l f I? w; ' DE LUXE BARBER SHOP Nofice H'lose Harding faces. Nofice +ha+ clean, welI-Iighfed shop. This is fhe Deiuxe BArber Shop. on Hie wesf side of +he square. With ifs four chairs. you can counf on +he fad fhaf Deluxe is well equipped 10 serve +he needs of all ifs cusiomers. the bird's wing -the fletcher's arrow- these make the colophon For the largest, most complete printing plantt the most versatile, resourseful printing services in the midwest. These have worked for you in producing this book. 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Arkansas 4000 Granny Whife Road E L Brdl CrIIIOw -O r m ea I9258gardiigeerad35re pe am Nashville 4, Tennessee 238 IEIGHBOR 0M! PMs 'ummwmmmummumm Hahn ll Iaturaluhe Mom Oil . Kl'lil-KIWI anl Ethyl . humus um Resisting lubricants 239 Qvl X nn 4'. YOUR PETIT JEAN DIRECTORY COLLEGE A Abner, Robert 601-721 West Kingshighway, Paragauld, Ark. Adams, Robert C. 60-264 Emma 5L, Sarnla, Ont. Adams, Tommy C. tJrJ-Route 4, Searcy, Ark. Akin, Lorraine tJr1-1501 N. 55111 St, Sealtie 3, Wash. Alexander, Clifford 1501-805 N. Hazel SL, Danville. lll. Allen, Bertha Sue tFrJ-Route 1, Thayer, Mo. Allen, David Ray tFr1-Kenseu, Ark. Allen, James KSo1-Route 1, Box 270, Braifard, Ark. Anderson, John 601-303 Sheppard SL, Nashville, Ark. Anderson, Robert 1Fr1-6757 South May SL, Chtcago, Ill. Anglin, Hugh tFr1-Kenseu, Ark. Arimura, Rickie tFr1-1023 Howe 51., St. Charles, Mo. Arrington, Gewis 1Fr1-R0ute 3, Stephens, Ark. Atkinson, James D. 611-801: 24, Roseland, Ark. Baggeu, George 6r1-1752 Easimortland Aw, Memphls 4, Term. Baggett Jeannette Norris tSr1-Caracas, Venezuela Bailey, haymand Ur1-Tuckerman, Ark. Baney, Ruth Ann 1Fr1-NAOTS, Chincoleaque, Va. Baird, Thomas CFrl-Williford, Ark. Balcorn, Lester 601-301: 348, Trumann, Ark. Ballenger, Jimmy Lee tFr1-Cnrning, lArk. Barkemeyer, Hennan 60-30: 148, Rector, Ark. Barnard, Frank 6mial1-Fordland, M0. Barnes, Robert 6r1-1076 Pioneer St., Memphis, Tenn. Barnett, Marcus KFr1-Route 3, Box 44, Searcy, Ark. Beaman, Betty Lou 610-80: 21, Searcy, Ark. Bearden, Hattie 1Fr1-Bo: 25, Evening Shade, Ark. Beauchamp, Lowell 15131-120019 6, Harrlson, Ark. Beavers, Jerry iFr1-Route 3, Levelland, Texas. Beavers, Nelda Joyce tFrJ-Route 3, Levelland, Texas. Beck, Cecil M. 6r1-R0ule 2, cherry Tree, Penn. Belcher, Elmer tFr1-Kensett, Ark, Belknap, William 601-2420 N. 1511:, Oklahoma City, Okla. Bell, Mildred tSr1-Route 1, Waxahachie, Texas. Belue, Julia tFn-Box 515, Earle, Ark. Bender, Fred Linens tFr1-2524 Mull. Blvd., Multomanoh, Dre. Bennett, Mada Janelle 601-502 Galla SL, Atkins, Ark. Bennett, Wendell E. 6r1-Harrlsburg, Ark. Benson, Luis15r1-Hardlng College, Searcy, Ark. Butts, Joe Ur1-R0ute 3, Nico, Texas, Betts, Omar 601-40010 5, Searcy, Ark. Bickle, Arthur tFr1-117 S, Victory, Little Rock, Ark. Blllingsley, Eldon 601-301: 231, Route 2, Hanford, Calif. Blnnlng, Henry Ur1-Russell, Ark. Bishop, M. T. tSr1-Route 56, Box 216, El Paso, Texas. Black, Jannetle tFr1-R0ule 1. Lake Park, Ea. Blackman, LaVonne Ur1-1421 5. 1611! SL, Fort Smith, Ark. Blankenship, Charles 601-400 W. Vine, Searcy, Ark. B'ankenshin, Randal lSoJ-Moneue, Ark. Blanseu, Ruth iFr1-Bo: 228, Pocahontas, Ark. Bualright, Audrey tJrl-Wesl Point, Art. Bornschlegel, Ruth B. 6r1-3131 W. Ellsworth, Denver, Colo. Boyce, Rush 1501-1101100 Plant, Ark, Boyd, Glenn 601-80: 456, Frederick, Okra. Boyd, Leah 601-30: 456, Frederick, Okla. Braden, Ralph 1Fr1-Maniia, Ark. Bradley, Edgar 1Sr1-Georget0wn, Ark. Bridgeman, James Ur1-Judson1a, Ark. Bridges, Billy 11-71-307 East Park St, Pocahontas, Ark. Brittell, Lester 1Fr1-Sanla Rosa, Calif. Bmaddus, David 601-Sellershurg, Ind. arcaddus, Victor Neal tSr1-Seltersburg, Ind. Brown, Bruce Baker 6r1-819 Belle Ave Fort Smith, Ark. Brown, Johnny Carrol t501-Route 3, Bax 541, Hanford, Calif. Brumley, James Billy 6r1-Fullorl, Miss. Bryant, Joseph 6r1-Rnule 5, Box 193, Gainesvllfe, Fla. Bryant, Oris 601-Rmne 4, Box 142, Camden, Ark. Burmugh, Edward tFr1-Caraway, Ark. Burgess, Kent 601-Star Route 27413, Crossville Tenn. Burt, Ellen Joyce 601-109 Dalton SL, Bastrop, a. 242 Bush, Marion 1501-3729 N. Main 51... Akron, Mich. Bush, Muriel 601-21605 Ban Heur, St. Clair Shores, Mlch. Butler, Wilbur Thomas 1Fr1-R0ute 2, Wewoka, Okla, Buturfield, Gwendolyn Ann CFr1-Bux 12, Route 1, Larson, Wis. C Camp, Justin tFr1-Newport. Ark. Camp, M. B. Ur1-R0ule 3, Newport, Ark. Campbell, Coy 6r1-Searcy. Ark. Campbell, Eddie 1Fr1-Box 211, Roaring Springs, Texas. Canada, Jackie Ur1-407 E. Market 51., Searcy. Ark. Carlthers. Lawrence A. IFr1-Hardlng College, Searcy, Ark. Carries, Kyle tFr1-Bux 522, Neosha, Mn. Carter, Troy Ur1-St. Joseph, M0. Casper. Evelyn M. 601-R0ule 2. Box 123, Paragould, Ark. Castleberry. Belly KSpeciaI1-504 E. Main SL, Searcy, Ark. Caltertorr. Eugene 1Sr1-Hick0ry 91-190, Ark. Chaffln, Margaret 6r1-Knohel, Ark. Chaffin. Jack 6r1-Knobel, Ark. Chain, Ratnh iSpecial1-Canton, Okla. Chaney, Woodrow 601-604 Sibley Road, Minden, La. Cheatham, Willis 6r1-Route 2, Lincoln. Ark. Chesshlr, Gena 6r1-Roule 4, Nashville, Ark, Chesshir, Jordine 1Fr1-Ruute 4, Nashville, Ark. Chesshir, Sally .10 tFr1-Nashvllle, Ark. Chester, Johnny 601-11001: 1 Heulelon, Ark. Christian, Marilyn Sue Ur1-2 0 West Pleasure, Searcy, Ark. Clark, Dolly E. 1So1-Rnule 1 Box 173, Magnolia, Texas. Clark, Manna Jane csm-zzie Bearing CL, Louisville, Ky. Cohea, Roberta 6r1-Bo: 237, Healdton, Okla. Collier, Breland lFr1-Roule 1, Marked Tree, Ark. Coitson, Noreen A. 601-27337 Plnehurst, Roseville, Mich. Combs, Jewell 601-203 South E. Third 5L, Bethany, Okla. Connell, Bobby D. 6r1-R0ute 1, Searcy, Ark. Cook, Charles Edward 1Fr1-Beebe, Ark. Cook, Gordon Lambert 6r1-Tiplunvllle, Tenn, Cook, .10 Ann tFr1-510 West 4th 51., Hobart, Okia. Cook, R, E. tFr1-Tipzonville, Tenn. Cooley, DorrEty Jo Ann tFr1-3326 Tulane Ave., New Orleans 19, La. Coons, Irma 1Fr1-5462 Thirtfeth 5L, N. W., Washlnglon 15, D. 0. Cooper, Barbara tFr1-3020 North B. 51., McAlester Okla. Cooper, Medrith1Fr1-3324 Macon Road, Memphis, enn. Corn, Byron D. 6r1-1542 N. Vassar, Wichita, Kas. Cotter, Corene 1Fr1-Vldeue, Ark. Cotter, Lillian tFr1-Vldeue, Ark. Cox, Charles tFr1-Route 5, Florence, Ala. Cox, Willard tJr1-R0ute 5, Florence, Ala. Cox, William 610-210 South Oak St, Searcy, Ark. Craig Jackie IFr1-Bax 557, Bald Knob, Ark. Cranford, Charles 601-909 E. Market, Searcy, Ark. Cranford Wayne 1Fr1-Bald Knob, Ark. CrawforJ, Charles tFr1-R0ute 1, Wiiliford, Ark. Creason, Charles 601-1001 Creth Ava, Jonesboro, nrk. Crews, Nannie Sue 1501-1100110 3, Box 320, Osceala, Ark. Croom. Sarah Ann CJr1-1307 East Market, Searcy, Ark. Cross, Robert Monroe 1Fr1-2818 W. 40th St, Tulsa 7, Okla. Crouch, Annlta Faye 1Fr1-R0ute 1, Monroe, Okla. Crouch, Domed tFr1-Wheellng, Ark. Crowley, Jack Lee tFr1-Brinkley, Ark. Curemn, Jimmie 601-03511, Ark. Curry, William tFr1-Star Route, Haughton, La. Curtis, Dean Ur1-Lead HilL Ark. Curtis, Francis Burl 1Sr1-Lead Hill, Ark, D Dacus Donald W. 6r1-1501 W. Pleasure, Searcy, Ark. Dale, clan KFr1-2631 South Boston Place, Tulsa, Okla. Dale, Louise 00-2631 South Boston Place, Tulsa, Okla. Dance Nancy Babb tFr1-Gibsland, La. Danie , W. Jemll Ur1-833 Taft Place, New Orleans, La. Daniels, Mary Kathryn KFr1-33 Enjoy Ave., Baltimore, Md. Danlcy, Claud 1Fr1-R0ute 3, Florence, Ala. Davenport, Amos tFr1-R0ute 4, Yellvllle, Ark. Davenport, Ivy 601-Yellville, Ark. Davis, Boyd 601-General Delivery Lamar, Colo. Davis, Jack tFr1-West Highland, Harrlson, Ark. Davis, Joan tFr1-722 Missouri, Weslace, Texas. Davis, John Mlltan 601-1402 15th Ave. East, Tuscaloosa, A11. LunnceIFrI-Zl SmIIhville SL, Pocahonlas, Ark. NonmuL IFrI-Box 147, McCleIary,Wash. Herbert IFrI-4543 N MeIade Ave Chicago, Ill WIImaJuneIFrJ-1965 Clark AIM, Detroit, Mich IlenryISoI-Lynn, Arie. whom IISoJ-SZS WesI Oak SL, Ludlow, Ky. mbasISrI-CA WCMC, LudIhIana, lndla. thI-Orchard SL, Mendham, N. J. 'I'Ileodores. IJrI-DrchaIrd SL, Mendham, N. J Charles ISoI-Bergman, Ark. - MIJrI-Boxb'l, Micla Ark. + FredIFrI-GMNE.13IhAve.,ForILauderdaIe,Fla. ,BIII IJrI-Roule 2, SIearcy, Ark. .CIIIrIes ISrI-lu 53th Turner, Searcy, Ark IPaIII II,SoI-TIIayer Mo Warren Lester IFrI-I2234 BumI Ave SI Louis 14, Ma. 1mm IFrJ-307Vz Resident Ave., Albany, Ga. 7-, ,noIorIsIFrJ-4075. ChauIauqua, IWicIIiIa, Kas. E MonhIFrI-RnuleS, Box 69-A, Little Rock, Ark. ' IuIFrI-Dotores, Colo. IIsI5rI-1105Wpleasure31.Seaman : Jinn: 6er 244 George WIIsI, Texas. Genuine ISoI-BOT East Race SII,. Searcy, Ark. - Gene 601-130 Santa Rita Ave., Modesto, Calif. JIImsW. tSoI-Gen. Delivery, DaIIo, Ark. - Ellen IJrI-bTO Broad SL, BaIeIIviIIe, Ark. JoeIFrI-Box 1994, ShaerIr, Calif. GIemIvee IFrI-RmIIIe 1 Leachvllle, Ark. , M IIth ISoI-Route 4, Kansas ClIy, Kas. F ' lM.IFr1-Route 4, Searcy, Ark. . 0.1501-GcneralDeIlIIery,SI-arcy,Ark. E. IFII-Route4, Searcy, Ark. ISBI-Bolse City, om. ISnI-BIIII 49, Craton, Calif. Calvin ISrI-CasIa, Ark. HenryIJrJ-Box 222, Eamon, Maine LISo I-r-AI ma Ark. m Url-Route 3, Box 168. Newport. Ark. i ANIIIeISoI-General Dellvery, Judsonla, Ark. T. IJrI-2510 Perkins Am, MI. Vernon, Illi. ISol-Magnetic Springs, Dhiq. III IFrI-MagneIIc Springs, ano. IJI'I-233l Moore 5I., Corpus ChrIsII, Texas. IlenIeI IJrI-RouIe 4, Box 96, Harrison, Ark. EammtSoI-Vilonia, Ark. IUrI-Stmbemr, Ark. IIFl'I-H'RIIIIMIS, Columbia, Tenn. 50-309 W 14m, CqumbIa, Tenn. W.14III, Columbia, Tenn A. IFrI-3I49 N. Harvard Ave, Lindsay, Calif. C. IJrI-Roulez, DemenM IF I'I-814 N. Mulberry SI., Dexter, Mn. . Lee ISrI-OIITrougII, Ar II 'N. ISrI-RouI: mIFrI-aox 411I Waste, Calif. a.Irn-1026.wm, Drumright.0kla. IFrI-IW 121k Ave.,I Huntington, W. Va. .. I IFrI-Box 14, Glenwood, Ark. G UrI-KenneIIM DUIIIEISII-113IIIN Ohio Drumright Okla. ,um'les IJII-113N. OIIrln DrumrighI, Okla. Jan IFrI-vMarsIIallA I'L-IZIZ Pyhurn, PocthonIas, Ark. .7' ISoI-SaI-aloga, Ark. I-Bo: 114 Comm, Tenn. ISrI-Bax 14, CovIvan, Tenn. IIIrrI-RouIeIIEIIII 806x3384, Osceola m -Rnuu2.Ml1lporI, a. IJrI-314CalllornlaI,Cade-n Ark. UII-Garden Ave, $90, Olean, N Y. 70-1532 $0.61:an DenveIr, Cola. ,PtuiciaIFrI-Routu Williamson Road, Saginaw, Mich. 330x 32, Mammoth Springs, Ark. Grady, Jewell Dean IJrI-Leachville, Ark, Grady, w. Parnell ISoI-Route 2, Leachville, Mr, Graham, Harold LaVeme IJrI-215 Park Drive, Carthage, Texas. Grant, OuenI Carl IJrI-IIDO Sewell SI., Searcy, Ark. Gray, Jack IJrI-Tuckerman, Ark. Gray. Lonnie W, ISrI-Box 14, Panghurn, Ark, Green, Wanda Dell ISoI-Box 23, Waldo, Ark. Gregg. George Willis IFrI-IIOO N. Market, Route 3, Cordell, Okla. Grlmes, Robert Phllllp IFrI-Box 1057, TaTIuIaII, La. Grlssom, Joseph Paul IJ rI-3101 1. 51., San Bernardino, Calif. Grower, Hugh M. ISrI-Magnetic Springs, Ohio. Grower, Margie Ann l'JrI-Magnetir. Springs, Ohio. Gross, Paul H, IFrI-RouIe 2, Box 6, Calera, Ala; Gross, Garner ISrI-Box 481, Hernando, Miss. Guest, Victoria ISoI-ll? East Second, Cordell, Okla. Gurganus, Edward K. IFrI-1528 East Bbth Place, Chicago 19, III. Gurganus, Wayne Allrn IFrI-16832 Ward Street, HazelcresI, I . H Haddock. Clara Jean ISrI-Box 229, Paragould, Ark, Hadley, John Paul ISr1-435 E, North, Magnolia, Ark. Hagemeier, Weldon Cecil IFrI-311 East Park, Searcy, Ark. HalbrooII, James C. tSrI-Box 168, SmacIIover, Ark. Hall, Dana Giana IFrI-Route 1, Box 55. Baker, La. Hall, Donald Rush IFrI-Box 66, Wynona, Okla. Hall, Elmo Murray ISoI-Mammoth Springs, Ark. Hall, Isaiah R. ISrI-Roule 3, West Plains, Mo. Hall, Roberl Lloyd ISoI-3210 Bartlett SL, Baton Rouge, La. Hall, Veranne IJrI-Bennie Dillion Bldg, Nashlelc, Tenn. Haltom, Lois Jeannine IFrI-Ruute 2, Box 176, Camden, Ark. Ham, MurIel Inez IFrI-Forum, Ark. Hamilton, Estelle E. IFrI-Oxford, Ark. Hamiltln, Norma Luu.IFrI-914 W. Second, Pine Bluff, Ark. Hamm, Bobby Lee IFr1-702 W. Academy, Searcy, Art. Hancock, Lucille Joy ISrJ-3957 W. Douglas, Wichita, Kas. Hanes, Opal E. ISoI-Grlggs, Okla. Hams, June Haul ISpeclaIJ-BOZ E Center SI., Searcy, Ark. Hanes, OII: L. ISneciaII-SOZ E. Center 51., Searcy, Ark. Hams, Ruby M. tSrI-GI-Iggs, Okla. Hanna, Cleo IFrJ-Luxora, Ark. Harber, Rose Mary ISoI-VSoIa, Ark. Hare, Iwana Faye IFrI-BOT West Austin SL, Conroe, Texas. Hare, Mary 1:: 501-6302 Bryan Parkway. Dallas. Texas. Hare, Robert tSrI-bBOZ Bryan Parkway, Dallas, Texas. Harman. Doris E. IFrI-BTSS N. Paufina SL, Chicago 13, Ill. Harris, BeIIy Faye I5r1-915 East Market SL, Searcy, Ark. Harris, Homer M. IFrI-R.F.D. :El, GriffIIIwIlle, ArII. Harrison, Betty Jane IFrI-R.R. 1, Searcy, Ark. Harvey, PaIII IJrI-Water and King SI, Blochon, Iowa. Hawkins, Alice Ann ISaI-Box 324, Waldo, Ark. Hawley, Marilyn ISrI-816 N. Magnolia, Lansing, Mich. Hawley, Roger ISrI-3142 Richfield Road, FIInI, MIch. Haws, Melba Pearl IFrI-er 106, Sentinel, Okla, Hayes, Joan Cauble IFrI-11001 Wallace 51,Chicago,lll. HayhursI WaymaI'Frl-BTO E. Rodriquez MIL, Raymondvllle Texas. Hays, Mary Evelyn tFrI-Georgetown Pike, Cleveland, Tenn. Hays. Aloha EvIdeen IJrI-Box 71, CanuIeI, Oka Hazelbaker, Juec. IFrI-Box 151, North Liberty, Ind. HazIIIIt, JaImes IFrI-M. 1, Box 29, Hudson, Colo. HeffingIoII, Claud ISOI-Havana, Ark. Hernbree, James H. IJrI-Juds-nia, Ark. Henderson, OberI ISrI-Kingman, Ariz. Henderson, TheopIIal Eugene 601-411 E. Vine St, Searcy, Ark. Hendrix, Gerald IFrl-Antolne. Ark. Henley, OIIs .l. 601-1511 University Ave, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Henry, Genevieve IJrl-Boxba, anic, Ark. Herren, William IFrI-602 W. IThornpson, Paragould, Ark. Herren, Mary Jane IFrI-Route 1, Searcy, Ar II. Herring,Franc1sISrI--an 312, Avenal, Calif Herrlng, Margaret E, 601-2322 Berger SI., Bakersfleld, Calif. Hessnn, Edwin Dwight IFrI-ZST Walnut 5L, Huntington, W. Va. HesIer, Thurman DA ISrI-Route 2, Box 409-T, Ventura, Callf. HickinghnIIom, Marion ISrJ-Bax 83, Marvell, Ark. HinanI, George IFrI-Searcy, Ark. Hinshaw, CIiron IJrI-Bo: 36, Grand Cane, La. Hogan, Eunice IJrI-Hornbeak, Tenn. Hogan, T. M. IJrI-Ruule 1, Searcy, Ark. Hogg, Jack IFrI-228 Madison, Camden, Ark. H099, Sue ISrI-228 Madison, ICamden, I.Ark Hogins, Raymond Buel IFrI-RouIe 3, IIIoI-er Ark Halllngswoth, Mary Kay ISrl-IOOS Classen, Norman, Okla. Hernard, Billy Joe IJrI-1108 West Center SI, Searcy, Ark. Hoover, Elalns ISoI-435 Junior Ave, MorganIIown, w. Va. Horn, BIeIIy Sue IFrI-Black Rock, ArIk. Horn, Dun IJII-Blacit Rock, Ark. Horn, Eda Garner ISpeclaIl-Route 3, Searcy, Ark. 243 Horne, Mildred 1Sr1-Roule 2. Lubbock, Texas. Horsman, Hmer15r1-Ilnboden, Ark. Horsman R0ber11Fr1-lmboden, Ark. Horton, dams stem 1Fr1-R0ute 3. Guy, m. Homm, Valle Beth 11-71-1216 Hoilywood, Dallas, Texas. Hunger, Hal H. 1Jr1-Roule 1, Box 378 San Francisco 25, Calif. Mouser, Julia Ann 1501-700 North Main, Searcy, Ark. Havey, Carolyn Jean 1501-2119 N. Grand Ave., Saucy, Ark. Hawk, Hauler Wesley15r1-616 Market 51., Searcy, Ark. Hawk, Joan 1S01-616 Mariel SL, Searcy, Ark. Hubbard. Sidney1Fr1-Mantee, Miss. . Huleu, Eulalla Dean 1501-50: 75, Svnlton, Ark. Huleu, Howard 1Jr.1-Raute 1, Searcy, Ark. Hulett, Tommle Jean 1Sr1-Swifmn, Ark. Hulett, Vlrglnla 1Fr1-Evening Shade, Ark. Humphries, Jahn1Jr1-aox 232, Judsonla Ark. Hurst, Francis B. 1So1-R0ute 4, Starry. rk. Huston, Hoyt 1Fr1-Route 4, Guymon, Okla. lslre, Kenneth1So1-723 3rd 51., Jennings, La. J Jackson, Anlta 1Fr1-an 66, Puma, Fla. Jackson, Henry 1S01-Murfreesborn, Ark, Jackson, Jeua 1Jr1-603 Malcolm Am, Newport, Ark. Jackson, Lerlee 1Sr1-Route 5, Searcy, Ark. Jackson, Manna 1Ft1-11136 Washington 51... Brownsville, Tens. James, Wllllam 1Fr1-511 Lyons Lane, Camden. Ark. Jewell, Flomnce Jean 1501-1101-0109 College. Searcy, Ark. Johns, Bettie 1501-302 North Crass, Searcy, Ark. Johns, Bill 1Jr1-302 North Cross, Searcy, Ark. Johns, Edward Charles 1So1-R0ule 1, Cherrytree, Pa. Johnson, Wayne 1Jr1-Box 50A, Route 1, Houston, M0. Johnson, Edward 1502clal1-Route 4, Frederick. Okla. Johnson, Ma Lou 1Fr1-1256 Lombard 51., San Franclsco, Calif. Johnsmn. 11110 101' 1Sr1-Route 1, Oakville, Ont. Jones, Wyatt 1Jr1-Hombeak, Tenn. Joynes, Ernest 1501-General Delivery, Newlland, La. K Karnes, Helen M. 1501-11001: 3, Dover, Ark. Keener. Joe1Jr1-Pottsvil1e, Ark. Kelm, Clyde E. 1501-11001: 3 Glencoe, Okla. Kesler, Bruce K. 1Fr'1-Route , Raveden, Ark. Keith, Betty Lee 1Fr1-Roule 1, McKamle Ark. Kell, Betty E. 101-4203 ? 5:, Llnle hock, Ark. Kellar, D, Wayne1Jr1-Macfarlan, W. Va. Kellar. Donald Paul 1Fr1-Maciarlan. W. Va. Kendrick, Gerald 1Jr1-510 W051 820d SL, Shreveport, La. Kerr, Sarah G. 1Jr1-R0m: 1. Allensvllfe. Ky. King, Mary Kathcrlne 1Jr1-707 McLemore. Brownsvllle, farm, King, Thomas R. 1Fr1-Route 1, Rome. 6:, . Kitchens, Albert 1Fr1-1217 West McFie Ave., Las Cruces, N. M. L Lackie, Joe 1Fr1-721 North 3rd 51... Harlingen, Texas. Lamb, Roda F. 1Fr1-Deligh1, Ark. Lancaster, Ella Mae1501-Littletan, w. Va. Landmrn, Anna 1Fr1-Rnule 1, Greenway, Ark. Lane, Robert W. 1511-30: 123, Wynne, Ark. Langley, Paul 1Jr1-Route 1, Box 58, Louann, Ark. Langley, Pearl 1Jr1-Beebe, Arlr. Lanqston, Charles 1501-Oakland. Miss. Lankford. James 1Sr1-We51 Point. Ark. Larsen, Miriam C. 1Sr1-609 East Fremont SL, Galesburg, III. Lavender, Paul 1Fr1-R0ute 4, Sylvester, Ga. Lavender, Thomas D, 1Sr1-1320 Faxon AWL, Memphis, Tenn. Lay, Herman J. 1501-Harding College, Searcy, Ark. Ltath, Boyd 1Fr1-Route 2, Leachville, Ark. Leckle, R0ber11Fr1-41-54-75 St, Apt, 4, Jackson Heights, N. Y. Lee, Roberta Dolores 1501-37 Lowering 5L, Medway, Mass. Lemmons, Coleman L. 1Jr1-Bon0, Ark. Lemmons, Nolan A. 1Jr1-Route 1, Bone, Ark. Lemmons, Martln 1Sr1-538 East Court 5L, Paragould, Ark. Lemon, Bait T. 1Fr1-4821 Portland Ave., Tacoma, Wash. Leonard, Imogem1501-Darnascus. Ark. Leopard H. Kenneth 1Sa1-Falkner, Miss. Leung, fn Fel 1Fr1-I'Iarding College, Searcy, m. Lewis, Ray M. 1Fr1-1418 Winona, Denver, Colo. Lewis, Roy A. 1Fr1-1418 Winona, Denver, Colo. Lewis, Wayne E. 1Fr.1-Box 25, Patnka, lll. Llndsey, Walter 1Fr1-McCIeiand, Ark. 244 Linn, James c. 1S01-Melbourne, Ark. Lively, Josh 1SrJ-R0ute 4, Harrison, Ark. Langley, William A. 1501-499 Water 51., Balesville, Ark. Lynch, Ella Frances1Fr1-Kemp THIS. Lynskey, Pauline F. 1Fr1-12111 ?onst, Wichita, Kai. Mc McAdam. Lela Rae 1Jr1-1215 County ML, Texarkana, Ark. McBride, Lawayne1Sol-Havana, Ark. McCalcb, Robbe V. 1Jr1-1254 Tutwilu, Memphlf, Tenn. McCluggage, Marilyn 15r1-Derby, Kas. - Mcc1ure, Leon 1Fr1-620 North 5111 SL, Paragould, Ark. McClurg, Dick 1So1-Scranlnn, lawa. McCourt, Carl R. 1Jr1-Panghurn, Ark. McCourt, Robert 1Sr1-General Delivery, Pangburn, Ark. McCullough, Margaret Edna 1Fr1-Flowerdale, Tupeln Miss. McDearman, Marjorie Jean 1501-1120 River Road, Gaflalln, Tenn. McFadden, Edgar E. 1Fr1-1205 River 51., Searcy, Ark. McGulrt, Audrey 1501-3112 East Park Ave., Searcy, Ark. McGuire, Charlesw 1Fr1-1704 North National Springllerd Mo. McGulre, Janle M. 1Fr1-605 West Second SL, brescou, Ari. McGuire, JuaniLa1Fr1-401 East 20d 51., Prescott, Ark. Mclnturfl, Doris 1501-206 E. South C SL, Gas City, 1nd. Mgrenzle, Margretta M. 1??1-1607 S. Observatory Drive, Nashullle, enn. McKerlie, J. H. Jardlne1Jr1-926 E. Center 51.. Searcy, Ark. MCNIEL Margaret Alice 1Fr1-66 Eddy 51., West Newton 65, Mass. McNutt, EIwanda1Sn1-Box 56. Swifton, Ark. McNuu, Ethelyn F. 1Jr1-Box 5431, Norphlet, Ark. Menu, Belly Nell 15r1-Route 4, Nashville, Ark. McReynolds, Ruby Olive 1501-Route 3, Box 102, DeRMder, La. M Madden, Etta Lee1501-an 61, Beedeville, Ark. Malian, Jess: R. 1Jr1-Griffilhvltle, Ark. Mahan, Pearle c. u r1-Shlrley, Ark. Maiors, Ruth 1So1-Rout: 2, Box 275, Heber Springs, Ark. Manlscn, Robert w. 1So1-Palestine, Ark. Manta, Lou Ellen 1501-11001: 3, Bolt 451, Vlsalla, Calif. Mannschreck, Joy 1501-715 Woodrow, Wichita, Kas. M3115. Barbara 1Fr1-403 Alice 5L, Jennings, La. Manse , Ralph E. 1PG1-Plne Falls, Manitoba. Marshall. Thomas 1Jr1-809 Leavenworth 51., Manhattan, Kas. Martin, Marvln1Jr1-R0ule 1, Searcy, Ark. Martindell, Oden 1Special1-808 West Race 51., Searcy, Ark. Mashburn, Dorothy 1501-Transylvanla, La. Mason, Catherine 1Fr1-Route 5, Searcy, Ark, Mason, Fred 1Fr1-Ca11c0 Rock, Ark. Mason, Retha1Fr1-Hardin0 College, Searcy, Ark. Massey, James 1501-1100112 1, Pontotoc, Miss. Mattel, Paul 1Fr1-Hardlng College. Searcy, Ark. Mayfleld. Carlton 1Jr1-Russel, A . Mayfield, Dean 1Sr1-Russel, Ark. Meadows, Raymond 1Jr1-Box 191, Leaclwille, Ark. Melton, Adam C. 1Jr1-410 E. Park Ave.. Searcy, Ark, Manes, Emil 1501-301: 564, Iemardsville, N. J. Michael, Donald E.1501-Albion, Nebr. Miiler, James 1Jr1-Box 443. Pyote, Texas. Milton, GIorla1Fr1-21655 Sherman. Detroit, Mich. Mingle, Huqh R. 1Jr1-1611 Hubbard, Detroit, Mich. Mitchell, Allan C. 1Fr1-Roule 1, 30159, Idahm Mitchell, Jack 11, 1Fr1-1203 Randolph SL, Huntsvilll, Ala. Mitchell, Rosalyn 1Jr1-4011 Elm $1., Crosseu, Ark. Mock, Bobby Lee 1Sr1-719 Ave. 3., Searcy, Ark Mohundro, Tommy 1Sr1-1300 North Cross 51., Searcy, Ark. Moore. Paul K. 1Fr1-Batesvi1le, Ark. Morgan, Domtha A. 1Fr1-Rnute 3, Rector. Ark. Morrls. charles15r1-Box 175, Ashland Olly, Term. Morrls, John 11'r1-5 Iowa 5L, Salinas, Calif. Morris, Robert Lee 1Jr1-123 S, 13111 Ave Maywood, ll . Morris, Virqinla Ann 1Jr1-710 East 61h S1... Tuscumhin, Ala. Morris, William Alfred 15r1-Ashland City, Tenn. Morrow. Dick 8. 1Fr1-122 Obem'een Drive, Middletown, Ohio. Morse, Don F. 1Fr1-Hardlng Colleqe, Searcy, Ark. Maser. Witllam 1Fr1-Wlsernan, Ark. Mandy. Alvin F. 1Sr1-Box 185. Happy. Texas. Mountloy, Keith 1501-30: 16571, Juneau. Alaska. Mom . Max 0. 1Sr1-922 S. Emmrla, Wichita. Kas. Murdock, Virginia L. 15peclal1-Wlllow Wood, 01110. N Nadeau, Betty 15r1-5524'f: Reiger Ave., Dallas, Texas. Nadeau, Ted 1Sr1-730 North Olive, Ventura, Cailf. Nailnn, Bill 1501-3325 N. W.251h, Oklahoma City, 0111:. 11:11, Joe P. 1Fr1-405 S. Wewoka Ave.. Wemka, Okla. -- Durham, Mich. . w Ave .,vLouivaIIe, Ky. M, Lubbock, Texas. Searcy, Ark. gimsg Seam, m. 1 M699, Brownsville, Texas. MoIIInI. Dora, Fla. Immcas 0 lo: 910, Santa Paula, Cam. . Inna. ,h r 31, Failnllvllle, Texas . 5r MI! 41th 5L, Seattles, Wash. , ,B in, Mo. Noni: Adams, Alhuquemue, N. M. tEasI Bluff SL, Hugo. Old a. 1761 Taller, ,Delgil 21, Mich. 1-2569 ThIrIy-flflh 51., P Mkrllilnn Tenn. ,.ArII s. Ainsley, Nashville, Ark. de-719 Prospect 5L, Florence, Ala. 1, 6n: 5e215, Black on Ark . , wSmnImeId'm Shadyside, om . 354v Pine SL, minute 5,.an ' 1. Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. 1, Roaring Springs, Texas. . 3 Flmnu Ala . I5aI-3105. Blankeney, Seatty, Ark. SoJ-Roule4, Ackerman, Miss. Bran CL'I Ark. 1007 Butler Ave. Santa Rosa Callf 1312N. Burlington Road N. 5., Atlanta, Ga. 3-1153rd Ave Franklin, Tenn. - I Hullber Ave, Modesto, Calif. 4, Jones ro,Ark 5-712 South 101115! Frederick, Okla. . -ICoIIege, Searcy,A Ark. Eg-BDI 115 Holland, Mo. . 2:58!!! nghlon Drive, Box 77, R .n, MIII'I. 1h Main, Akron Mich. I-sw-II-Maishan rk. m1F-ledlng-MCoilegeJearcy, Ark. Adams 5L, Haytl, Mo. 2 Barnesvilie, Ohio. 501- : Ark. GrI-Concnrdo Ont ., 601-1021 albums mm Bossier cm, La. 3 Buffurn, Wichl la Kas. MIIIIFrI-EIM East Jefferson, Roswell, N. M. clto ISpecIaII-415N Grand, Searcy, Ark iSoI-looow 3rd Little Roek Ark. ISrI-Route 1, Bragg City, Mo. IJrI-3825 Gladys Ave, Ballwood, III. .MluMde Im-ns Garrad SL, Covington, Ky. MISAI-BOI E. Park Ave Searcr, Art. 0 1-345 Weaver Ave ICoiver, Pa. IJrI-OmahaA ,LtFrI-Omaha Adi Hlpena Pass, Ark. ' ISrI-534 Fourth St. 5 Cleveland, Tenn JlleIFrI-Sox 145, Amarillo, Texas C. lSrI-Narding Aeollege, Searcy, Ark. Hx51,A.rk ISoI-Harding College, Searcy, Ark. 4.: rI-Vloi a. rk. 00-451 West Slate SI... Newcomerslnwn, Ohio. C. ISoi-Box 235, Wnlseley, Sask. nib: Puivlew Ave Caruthersville, Mo. Rogers, Iris Jean IFrI-Roulez, Hot Springs, Ark. Rogers, James W. ISoI-Harding College, Scare! Ark Rogers, Rue Porter tJrI$ute 1, Piggou, Rogers,Wl1InaP. IJr.I-321 Non'h 12th SL. Paducah Ky Rollman, Kent IFrI4Routel 301428, Bartlesville, OkIa. Rocker, Jean IFrI-311 Pecan SL, Texlrkana, Ark. Rowan, Donald IFrI-Aplin, Ark. Rushtun, FarIJrI-Searcy, Russell, Corinne IFrI-GBTW 5L Charles, BruwnsvilleJexas. S Sanders, Anna Lee IFrI4151250uth16II'I 51., FortSI-nilh, Ark. Sanderson, AImaIFrI-Box 121, Canton, Okla. Sanderson, Lloydene 5014516151 Little Rock, Ark. Sanderson, Norma Lou ISrI-Box 121, Canton, Okla. Sanner Helen L IFrHawnw n Nehr Saunders, Mary Sm.- ISrI4RoII1e4, Lillie, La Schaefer, Audrey ISrI-Sbo Clarence Road, Cleveland Heights 21, Ohio. Scrogglns, Ben IFrI-lOlD West Academy, Searcy, Ark Seawel, Clifford IFrI-I'ZO Aubert, St. Louis, Mo. See, Margaret Hazel ISDIABOX 18, Sanders, Ky See, MIIdredJ. IFrI-Box 13, Sanders, Ky. Senter, EvereuISaI41831 Miller, Modesto, Calif Smell, Mary LaVeIIeISoJ-Routel, Emerson, Ark. Sewell, Robertw 601-2949 Ashly Road, Overland 14, Mo. Susan, emerw. IJrI-1302 Race, Searcy, Ark. Shauberger Susie ISaI-Box 27 Sondheimer, La. Shaver, Glenn L. ISrI-Reyno, Ark. Shearer, Glen IFrI-Leachvllie Ark. Sheffield, Joe IJrI480x 327, actor, ArII. Sherri , Bill IFrJ-IZDO Holden St, Newport Ark. Shewmaker, Bert ISOI-Toa E. Center, Searcy, Ark Shewmaker, Eunice iSoIARnutea, Box 200, Paragouid, Ark. Shewmaker, Wayne IFrI-Beech Grove, Ark. Shipley, MargareIA. IFrI-Leachville, ArII. Shock, James IFrI-Enoia, Ark. Shwalter Hope M. IFI'I-Route 1, Searcy, Ark. Shrahle Venue K IJrI-Mideue Ark. Shrlver, Joanne M. IFr141431 Third Ave., Huntington, W. Va Sidle, James Carmel IFri-McRae, ALI: Simmons, James Melvin IFrI-3241 Erie SL, Baton Rouge, La. Simmons, Robert Lee IFrI-1256 Diversey Parkway, Chicago, III. Simpson, William ISrI-Route3, Box 220 El Dorada, Ark. Sims, W. H ISrI-Minden La. Skinner, Murlene Linda ISrI-uRoute 2, Box 91, Vale, Ore. ' Siaunn, Paul 5014801519, Leachville, Ark. Sledge, Norma IFrI-903 Tenn Ave MovrIIton Ark. Slough, Cornelius Lance IFrI-Searcy, Ark Smith, BilIyE. ISrI-Box 942, Mt View, Calif Smith FrancesISrJ-Routel Bnu 838, Lucy, Tenn Smllh, Jessie L. ISuI-Roule McCrory, Ark Smith, Joan IFrI-301ThorntonSL Merkel, Texas. Smith, JoyNI. IFrI-Roules, Russelluiile Ky Smith. Richardi5r14l70 AdamsSt HoIIinsiun Mass. Smith, Robert IJrI4212 CIaudia 5L, San Antonio, Texas. Smith, Ronald E. ISnI-Waldo, Ark. Smith, Joan IJri-BOS Sheppard SL, Nashville, Ark. Smith, Shirley H. ISoI-eBox 942 Mountain View, Calif. Smith Wanda L IFri-Route3 Russelville, Ark. Smythe Dinie IJrI-3213 Avenue N., Fort Worth, Texas Snure, Eileen E. ISDI477 Dundum St. N, Hamilton, Ont. Shun, GeorgeIJri-TT Dundurn St. N. ,I'Iarnillon, Ont. Snyder, Dale E. IJr1-243 N. Miller Wenatchee, Wash. Snnger,M ae IFrI-RouleB, Lake City, Ark. Sorrels, Wanda E. IFrL-Rnutl 2, Foreman Ari: Sparkman ThamasC. ISDIARouleZ, Ba: 23, Poplar Bluff, Mn. Spears. Dudley Ross IJrF534 5qu Pl,ace Dyershurg, Tenn Speir Jack IFrI-JOZBW. 501b, Tulsa Okla . Spencer, Bobbie JuneiFrI-Roulez, Judsonia, AriI. Spuriock, HermanIFri-Kensett Ar k. Stallings, RnbertiFrI-Boxzz, Ionewall, Okla Slanderford, BonitaIFtJ-Franklin, Ark. Stark, J. D IFrIAHardy, Ark. Stark, Rabbi! Nell IFrJ-Hardy, Ark. Starks, LarrvIFrI-3330iuanhoe, St. Louis, Mo Stephens, BIII IFrIw-lob First Rose City. North Little Rock Ark. Stephens, Letha Jean IFrFlZD West 12th St., kaa, Okla. Stevens EuIIsIJrI-Routefi Greenbrier,A Stewart, Meryl 601-2764 Fixer Ave. Memphis, term. Stinneu, Helen ISoI-Routez Searcy, Ar I: Stone, Roy Zane IJrIABox 125, Salem Ark Sioui, RoyF. IFri4Davidson, Okla. Straughn, Alice ISoI-Box 157, Glenwood, Ark. Straughn. Doris IJI'I-Box 157 Gienwmd, Ark Stravm. John IJriw-Wesl Alexander Pa Slrlngfellaw, BobIFrI4Hamp ton, Ark. Slmnd, Jerry IFrI4102 Drilling, Marrillnn, Ark 245 Sluhhiefkld. Charles 1Fr1-Route 2, Morrison, Tenn. Stubblefleld, Edwin tSri-Route 2, Morrison, Tenn. Stubblefleld, Kathy LM-Rnute 2, Tullahoma, Term. Slum, Wllliam tSr1-1715 W. Arch. Searcy, Ark. Summltl. Marv Jo KSr1-Cardwell, Mo. Sweet, Ralph T. 1Frl-2420 N. W. 15111 51., Oklahoma City, Okla. T Taylor, Trice 1501-804 Cream Ava, Jonesbarn, Ark. Teasler, Ray D. 1Fr1-Bald Knob, Ark. Thompson, Alson tFri-BOI W. South Line SL, Searcy, Ark. Thompson, Kelth tSri-ZH Macdonnelf Ave., Toronto, Ont. Thornton. Beuv 1501-301 36. Sheridan, Ark. Tidwell, Joyce lFrl-Rouu 1, Box 5, Frederick, Okla. Todd, Dale tSoi-lls Edgewarth Ave, Route 1, Box 427, Robertson, Mo. Todd, Donald E. IFrl-lls Edgeworlh Ava, Route 1, Robertson, Mo. Todd, Ruby tFri-BOT Easfmm SL, Sedalla, Mo. Todd Steven tFrl-lZZ Edgtwonh Am, Robertson, Mn. Tootl'aman, Ruth Ann tSoi-Route 1, Lewis Run, Pa. Tucker, Lnll UH-Route 1, Bradford, Ark. Tulloss, Dorothy 1501-440 Eighth St. N. W., Ciueland, Term. Yunnan, Alfred tFrl-Harding College, Searcy, Ark. Turner, Velda 150-2505 Avenue L, Lubbock, Texas. U Ussery, Gloria lFrl-514 Irving, Burbank, Cam. Ussery, Ray un-nns Laurel Canyon Blvd., San Fernando, Calif. Ultley, Frank iSri-Gamet, Ark. V Valentine, Paul t Fr1-320 West Weliington, Carthage, Texas. Vaughan, Max 601-3161 N. W. 24th, Dalahoma City, Okla. Veteto, Rithard Un-IZO Wavery SL, Hot Springs, Ark. Vines, Bernie Ur1-807 E. High, Terrell, Texas. W Waggoner, Robert Urd-Box 85, City Shoe Shop, Henrietta. Texas. Wagnon, Allen tFrJ-3249 w. Hayward Place, Denver 11, Cole. Wakham, Elvin James 1501-131 College 51., Grenada, Mlss. Walker, James tSH-1295 Snowden, Memphis, T enn. Walker, Rlchard t5n-1295 Snawden Memphis, Tenn. Wall, Glenn tFn-sl Alabama Ave., ielma, Ala. Wall, Ruthle tFn-Davenport, Nebr. Waliace, William UH-JOI Plum 51., Florence, Ala. Waller, Juanita tStl-Bald Knob, Ark. Wallis. Wanda Lee tJn-Route 1, Mchry Ark. Walston, Martha Rose 1Srl-Ruute 1, 30:19.12, Mlneral Springs, Ark. Walters, Bernard tSri-Box 232, McCrory, Ark. Walton, Juanita iSM-Auvergne, Ark. Ward, Curtis Lm-Box 222, Cromwell, Okla. Warren, Lilly 1So1-Bradford, Ark. Warren, Murray Ur1-Chatltun Station, Ont. Wattrs, Henry J. 150-30: 4, Alachua, Fla. Waters, Mary Ellen tSH-Box 4, Alachua, Fla. Webb, Davis H. LM-Bald Knob, Ark. Webb, Georgia Marie tSpeciali-Route 2, Bellevue. Texas. Webb, JodSri-Box 324, Lamar, Ark. Webb, Nannie Joe Uri-Route 2, Bellevue, Texas, Webster, Harry Norman tFn-Route 3, Box 451, Flaressanl, Mo. Welch, John 1Fr3-Ieach Grove, Ark. Wcish Dale tStn-Box 532, Chlllicothe, Texas. Wen, hlrley an-GQO Indiana Hill Blvd., Claremont, Calif. Werner, Louis tSoJ-Route 3. Fredericklown, Ohio. Went, Mary tSpecialJ-Hardlng College, Searcy, Ark. Westmoreland, Joyce iFrI-Waterford, Miss. Westmoreland, Lerline 1Fr3-Waterford, Miss. White, Mare 1501-517 Willow SL, Florence. Ala. While, Glenna 1Fn-628 Cleveland St, Clara, Mich. Whilener, Ctara 1Sol-Floral, Ark. Wilkerson, Don 1501-927 E. Center St, Searcy, Ark. Wilkerson, Ernie 60-92? E. Center 51., Searcy, Ark. Williams, Billy iFn-ZM N. Blankeney, Searcy, Ark, Wllllams, Cleburne 1Fr1-0ccidental Road, Box 4102, Sehaslopol, Calif. Williams, Mary Catherine tSr1-Route 5, Ripley, Tenn. Williams, Molelle tsw-Dnss, Ark. Williams, Ruth 1Sr1-Route 2, Quitman, Ark. Williams. William D. KSrl-IBS Rosamond Gdn., Lexington, Ky. Wilson, Cari tsn-Hardlng College, Searcy, Ark. Wisenbaket, Paul k'Sfi-Route 3, Valdosta Ga. Wilhersnoon, Cullen 1501-126 South 1415 SL, Frederick, Okta. 246 Willy. Peycy tFH-Route 2, Mapie, Ont. Wand, Mary Sue tm-Box 324, Bald Knob, Ark. Woodruff, Chester tFrJ-Nashville, Ark. Wnody, Martha 1FrJ-2904 Arch. Little Rock, Ark. Wright, Charlotte Erl-ZZZB Richland Ave Lakewood, Ohio. Wright, Elsie 1FrJ-1415 Magnolia Ave., Brunswick, Ga. Wright, Lindsey 501-763 Roanoke, Memphis, Term. Wright, Ray Alvin tFr1-163 Roanoke, Memphis, Tenn. Wright, Ponder 1Fr5-Gmenway, Ark. Y Van, Wilkie tPG1-342 Portland 5L, 4th Floor, Kowloon, Hongkono. Yeargaln, Dene 1Frl 55 N. 81!: S. Brawley, Calif. Yingling. Kathryn 1Sr1-Ruute 5, 1513 W. Arch, Searcy, Ari. Young, Donald C. 601-301: 194, Hope, N. M. Young, Vera Un-BO'I E. Race 51., Searcy, Ark, Younger, Ralph tJn-IOOB E. Center, Provo, Utah. 2 Ice, King Tao tSoi-Route 9 Box 382, Memphis, Tenn. Zinscr, Louise un-nouu 1i, Bax 712-A, West Am: 14, Wis. HIGH SCHOOL A Armstrong, Marianne 601-355 Holbert 51., Trumann, Ark. Atkinson, Pat Murphy 1Srl-Harding College, Searcy, Ark. Bailey, Barbara 1503-31015 , Chinmteque, Va, Baldwin, Rita 1F ri-906 E. Market. Searcy, Ark. Barrentine, Shirts! 1501-23 South Aubumdalc, Memphis, Tenn. Bradford, Walter un-aox 2, Manning, Tenn. Brown, David Url-203 S. Turner, Searcy, Ark. C Campbell, Norma 1Sn1-916 E. Center St... Searcy, Ark. Cantrell, Shirley tFrJ-Coy, Ark. Caner, Dennis 503-514 Irving Dr., Burbank, Calif. Caner, Ronald tSr1-514 Irving Drive, Burbank, Calif. Cox, c. L. 1501-4003 E. Center, Searcy, Ark. Cranford, Charla Url-909 East Market, Searcy, Ark. Cunnlngham, Ellzabgth Ann un-319 N. 3rd 51., Arkansas City, Kas. D Draper, Miriam 1503-111 5. Turner, Searcy, Ark Dykes, Norman tFrJ-714 East Center, Searcy, Ark. E Ellis, Ruby tSrl-BO? East Race 51., Searcy, Ark. F Filan, Jacquelyn tSoi-Sellrldge, Mich. Finnell, Bluford Ray tSol-England, Ark. Frick, Irene KJrJ-Box 68-h, Massey Road, Germantown, Tenn. 6 George, Dale Ur1-Box 281, Kingman, Ariz. Golden, Joan 1SrF-3612 East 131:: SL, Amarillo, Texas. Gray, Joan 1F r1-702 E. Center, Searcy, Ark. Green, SquFr1-E. N. Line 51. Searcy, Ark. Grimmelt, Patzy 150-? W. 18th, Tulsa, Olda, H Hangman, Thomas tFr1-205 S. Cross St., Searcy, Ark. Hanes, Olan tSrl-BOZ E. Center, Searcy, Ark. Harkins, Ann 1501-630 W. Hampden, Englewuod, Colo. Harrison, Naomi G. tJri-Chelan Falls, Wash. Hart, Dan IFrI-Tbld Superior Ave., Cleveland 3, Ohio. IFI Duty ErI-Lenora, Okla. Ann tFr?-301 S. Spruce 5L, Searcy, Ark. Ielh lJH-Keo, Ark. v x WrJ-IDO w. Rickenbecun. Oklahoma City, Okla. tSrPRoule 1, Searcy, Ark. ml: tSd-Route 1, Searcy, Ark. J fr mm 76-302 North Cross, Searcy, Ark. K VMIIMM wn-434 East 80th St, N. Y. 6., N. Y. UI$-434 Easl Bosh Si... N. V. 6., N Y. KSd-Box 604, Bay, Ark. L tSri-499 Water SL, Batesville, Ark. hm Ur3-833 Emerson, Sheridan, Wyn. Me James Urpaoav: Church AVQ., Highland, Calif. Ilia tSri-Box 247, Wynne, Ark M tFtJ-Hardlm College, Searcy, Ark. . IFrJ-Hardlng Collega Searcy, Ark. Jo: KFrHarding Coliege, Searcy, Ark. P lull Isai-Roule 3, Trumann, Ark. 503-30: 267, Searcy, Ark. KW-SST East 81st SL, New Vorlt 28. N. Y. .. tSrJ-Nlrdlng Coltege, Seam Ark. lSol-BBTI Olwege SL, Baton hangs, La. -- Dan tsw-Oswege 5L, Baton Rouge, La. tFrstege 5L, Baton Rouge, La. R x 69H!!! E. Park Ave., Searcy, Ark. W308 E. Park Ava. Searcy, Ark. S cm-soq E. 36m 51., New York 23, N. v. cm tsn-lszo E. Race, Searcy, Ark. ., r Ark. Wt 11 West Gray, Houston, Texas. V 1510-30: 125, Granite, Okla. W mud Gmnullle, Ky. tsm-azh E. Center St... Searcy, m. l KSrI-1309 Beech 5L, Abilene, Texas. Y Ma. 5, Rock House, Searcy, Ark. F344 Lakeshon R. l. Toronto, Ont. . Rue 5L, Searcy, Ark. LTY AND STAFF A w E.Market, Semy,Ark. J IL-Hardlng College, Searcy, Ark. 10 S. Blalmsey, Seam, Ark. ll Ur1-3126 Monmilh Drive, Los Angeles 43, Cal . Baguette, Lucien, Mrs.-110 S. Blakenu, Saucy, Ark. Bales, J. D.-707 E. Race, Searcy, Ark. Bell, 5. A.-Nardlng College, Searcy, Ark. Bell, 5. A., Mrs.-Harding College, Saucy, Ark. Bell, Zelma, Miss-Harding College, Searcy, Ark. Benson, George S.-Hardlng College, Searcy, Ark. Berryhill, M. 5 910 E. Center Searcy, Ark. Bragg, Vaughnece-TOI E. Mar et, Searcy, Ark. Broaddus, Hessie Mae-919A E. Market, Searcy, Ark. Brumley, Bill, Mrs.-Raw 4, Apt. 6, Searcy, Ark. Burke, Leslie-lnl Grand, Searcy, Ark. Burke, Leslie, Mrs.-101 Grand, Searcy, Art. C Cantrell, George 5. 909 E Market, Saatcy, Ark. Carter, Anne-IDS S. Turner. Searcy, Ark. Cathcart, Florence, Mrs.-Harding College. Searcy, Ark. Cook, BIIl-928 E. Center, Searcy, Ark. Cook, Charles, Mrs. 91O E. Race SL, Searcy, Ark. Cape, Nell B.-996 E. Race, Starry, Ark. Croorm A. S.-1307 E. Market, Searcy, Ark. D Davis, Velma-Row 5, Apt, 4, Searcy, Ark. Dodd, Pearl, Mrs.-109 S. Turner, Searcy, Ark. Draper, Vida Mrs.-110 S. Turner, Searty, Ark. Dries, John 25714 E. Canter, Searcy, Ark. Dykes. John, Mrs. 714 E. Center, Searcy, Ark. E Early, Anne-aoz E. Market, Seany, Ark. Ellis, Frank-BOT E. Race, Searcy, Ark. Evans, LesllFSOO W. Vine, Searcy, Art. 6 Ganus, Clifton, JL-mn leave, 802 E. Market, Seam, Ark. Garner, Jack-Hardlng College, Searcy, Ark, Grady. Maxlnkqoo East Market, Seany, Ark. Grissom, Allan-409 E. Vine, Searcy, Ark. H Hallerman, George-ZDS 5. Cross, Searcy, Art. Healy, 000-203 5. Cross, Seam, Ark. Hanan, Nelda-llo S. Blakeney, Searcy, Ark. Hawk, Hamer-blb E. Market, Scarcy, Ark. J Jackson, HarolFHarding Cullege, Searcy, Ark. Jul, T. L.--Ha.rdlng College, Starry Ark. Jewell, Florence, Mrs.-802 E. Mariel, Searcy, Ark. K Knight, Ellen Wheeler-Hardlng College, Searcy, Adz. L Lalham, Pearl-wllardlnn College, Searcy, Ark. Lee, AnnabeI-109 S. Turner, Searcy, Ark. Mc McKerlle, Flarence-926 E. Center, Searcy, Ark. M Martin, lrlsFMoss Ave. Searcy, Ark. Mason. John-Harding College, Searcy, Ark. Mason, Perry-Harding College, Seam Ark. Mason, Perry, Mrs.-Hardlng College, guru, Ark. Manon, F. W.-928 E. Center, Seam, Ark. Miller, E. C.-1410 E. Mark: Searcy Ark. Mlllar, E. C., Mrs.-1410 E. arid, arty, Ark. Moore, Earl T.-Hardlng College, Searcy, Ark. N Nam; Carlq-Hardlng College, Searcy, Ark. 247 0 Oglevie, Cora-JOI E. Market, Searcy, Ark. Oliver, B. L., Mrs.-605 N. Spruce, Searcy, Ark. O'Banion, Marguerlte-oHardinq Cullege, Start! Ark. O'Banlon, Maxine-Harding College, Searcy, Ari. P Patterson, Mlldred, Mrs.-917 E. Market, Searcy, Ark. Phillips, J. A.-Harding College, Searcy, Ark. Phillips, J. A, Mrs.-Harding College, Searcy, Ark. Plckens, Inez, Mrs.-Harding College, Searcy. Ark. Pryor, Joe-928Vz East Center, Searcy, Ari. Pryor, Joe, Mrs.-9281f2 East Center, Searcy, Ark; Sears, Kerm-Hardlng College, Searcy, Ark. Sears, L. C.-Rardln9 College. Searcy, Ark. Sewell, Eda-Harding College, Searcy Ark. Sewell, Ed, MrsaHarding Coilege. gearcy, Ark. Sewell, Jessie RaHardlng College, Searcy, Ark. Sklllman Billa'BZB E. Center, Searcy, Ark. Slaunn, udene-QM E. Center, Searcy, Ark. Snure, Eileen-llo S. Blakeney, Searcy, Ark. Suplelon. E. R.a904 E Center Searcy, Ark. Stapleton. E. R., MrsTQg: EA Auk , Searcy, Ark. Stokes, Lewis-Route , arty, r . Summlll, W. K.-t0n lewd 900 E. Market, Searcy, Ark. Swain, Doer-ISOB W. Center Searcy, Ark. Swaln, Doyle, Mrsalsoa W. femur, Searcy, Ark. T Pryor, L. E.-Roule 1, Kensett Road, Searcy, Ark. Tester, Helen-wS E. Clark, Searcy, Ark. R Taylor, T J., Mrs.-919 E. Market Searcyl Ark. Turman, EIbert-Hardlnu College, $earcy, Ark. Rhodes, Frankaarding College. Searcy, Ark, Rhodes, Gregg-415 N. Grand, Searcy, Ark. U Emu, amtvlrsgal-lllg if. Grasnd, Searc'y.2 Ark. es, ug a n9 0 eye, earty, A . . Rhodes JeSPHarding College Searcy, Ark. mrey, Belty-900 E' Market, Searcy, Ark Richardson,nndy-a1o E. Pa ,Searcy, Ark. W Richardson, Andy, Mrs.--810 E. Park, Searcy, Ari. Ritchie, Andy Jr.--306 E. Park, Searcy, Ari. Ritchie, Andy, Mrs.a306 E. Park, Searcy, Ark. Hideout, George-JOT W. Center, Searcy, Ark. S Schrade, John-408 N. Cross, Searcy, Ark. Sears, Jack Wood--101 Grand, Searcy, Ark. Wallace, w. L.-705 E. Martel Seam, Ark. Webb, Roben-bOB E. Center, arty, Ark. Welsh, DorothyaHarding College, Seam, Ark. Y Yell, Roy c.-Harding Coliege, Seam, Ark. V 17!- m'V 'L .- v-1 .43 u av! ' - - Q - VJ, 4.74? , '4' .avf :afaggv-V r. us. - a y , a - . ,4 a , A SINCERE fhank-you is edended in all Him: who helped in the production 0? the I950 PefH Jean. Many were called upon, oui'side H'se sfaH members. for assid- ance. Mrs. Elva Phillips and Tom Lavender coniribufed ari work: Miss Annie Mae Alsfon. Miss Vaughnece Bragg. Jimmie Atkinson. Margie Groover, Dicl: SmHh. and Hugh Mingle con+ribu+ed copy: Mr. Cape and his secre+ary. Velma Davis. siood by many fimes wifh helpful advice as well as photographic confribu+ions. thers. +00. helped wifh iusf a sympafhefic word when work was hedic. and Hum was short If is +0 fhem. as well as ho my loyal staff members, 911a! a deeply feH graiifude is here expressed. -THE EDITOR