Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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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.

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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.

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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