Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1952 volume:

THE Fem ean FOR 1952 HARDING COLLEGE Searcy, Arkansas EDITOR PHIL PERKINS 0 BUSINESS MANAGER ROBERT MANASCO As all yearbooks are, the 1952 PETIT JEAN is planned and produced to help the students who read it remember their col- lege days and give others who may read it a glimpse of college life and spirit. Banquets. outings. plays, and other featured events of the year are of course important to college life, but the smell and sometimes monotonous activities of daily routine probably contribute more to the overall picture of life in any college. With this idea in mind this 1952 yearbook attempts to present the everyday happenings in the proper place which they de- serve in the picture of Harding College. As you turn the pages of this book, we hope your mind flashes back to the eight o'clock classes, rushes for mail. bull sessions, and all the rest of the things which seem so small at the time, but which you will probably remember long after the big events of the year are forgotten. May the 1952 PETIT JEAN bring you much enjoyment. and may it become increasingly more valuable to you as the years go by. CONTENTS THE COLLEGE ........................................ CLASSES ............................................. CAMPUS LIFE ........................................ PERSONALITIES ....................................... RELIGION ............................................ ACTIVITIES ........................................... SPORTS .............................................. CLUBS ADS AND SNAPS ..................................... ACADEMY ............................................. '7 21 67 '77 91 97 117 127 157 179 DEDICATION DR. F. W. MATTOX Dr. F. W. Memox, Dean of Men and Director of Admissions, has served Harding College- for ten years. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Harding College when it was at Morrilton. He received his Ph. D. from Peabody College of Nashville. Tennessee, in 19474 Dr. Mcttox is known and loved by the siudents of Harding College for his kindness, his understanding nature, and his willingness to be of service in whatever way he can In gratitude for the time and effort he has given to making Harding College what it is, the 1952 Petit qun is dedicated to him. THE COLLEGE Class of ,52 The campus today When the campus of Harding passes before your mind in later years. your picture will be one of growth, expansion. a dynumtc review of change. You will see again the giant steel girders against a background of sky. massive brick walls, partially completed. stretch- ing upward. You will hear again the sound of men working, know again the feel of construction. of seeing c: giant auditorium rising from what was Ct muddy hole in the ground. Sees Vision of llDr The campus in 1948 , r; - , v . .7 es .3. ,m. . .. a g. WI 1.4. I, v.7 .i'uj' . 1-? l nge;.. '.... Iia'hmu t ' n.- This year you have missed Godden Hall. have seen the old training school and Grey Gables torn down. You may miss the memories these old buildings held, but you have also witnessed the construction of c: new music building, high school. and the new auditorium- udministrcrtion building. To other Classes that follow, the new campus will be a natural entirety. but yours will be the memory of watching a new Harding coming into being. Campus Become a Reality AUDITORIUM - ADMINISTRATION BUILDING BUILDING 10 GANUS STUDENT CENTER BEAUMONT MEMORIAL LIBRARY CATHCART HALL ARMSTRONG HALL PATTIE COBB HALL RHODES MEMORIAL FIELD HOUSE ., 7 :q 545 rm . ' 12 SCIENCE ANNEX EAST AND WEST DORMITORIES INFIRMARY and Staff DR. GEORGE S. BENSON President Students come and students go. but the men and women who stay with our school throughout the years make up the real backbone of our college. The kic- ulty members rhake Harding what she is and give her her real spirit. Here we have a chance for C: real friendly relationship with faculty members, not merely c: student-iecrcher association. We come to know our teachers well, through social clubs, daily association on the campus, and organization activities. 14 DR. W. K. SUMMITT Ah 3. CROOM Registrar Business Manager Harding faculty members are truly interested in each of their siudents and we have the opportunity of gaining and growing through this interest. We have received their friendly guidance, 1heir help and under- standing in all we do. Through them we have learned sympathy, tolerance, and an understanding spirit to- ward others. They have stirred our intellectual curios- ity in manylfields, cmd for all this we wish to thank 1he faculty of Harding College. With these men as coordinators, the taculty and 0d- ' . tration Junction efficiently. They are all outstand- - in their own fields and are all noted in the field of stian education. They contribute to both the cul- and spiritual advancement of Harding College. have seen her grow from G small struggling ---1. striving to bring Christianity and Christian , ers to :1 world badly in need of both, to a strong DR. F. W. MATTOX Dean of Men m PICKENS Dean 0! Women An Example t0 the Students and secure college with one oi the most modern phys- ical plants in the state. And the faculty has not stood still during this growth. Many of them have taken leaves of absences in order to secure higher scholastic degrees. They are active in civic. state. and national affairs, thus contributing both to the society around them and to their own constant development, which is one of the marks of a growing and stimulating faculty. DR. L. C. SEARS Dean FACULTY 15 I. D. Bales, Ph. D. S. A. Bell, B. S. Thelma Bell, M. A. M. R. Boucher, Ph. D. Leslie Burke, Bible Bible Home Economics History Greek and . l' K Florence Cathcan. B. A.ScmuelChish01m. M.B.A. Neil B. Cope, M. S. I. I. L. Dykes. M. 5. Glenn Fulbrig- -; Elementary Education Business Journalism Bible, and Director 01' the Music Student Center Clifton Ganus J11, M. A. Dwight Garrison, M. S. Dale C. Hesser, M. A. Nelda Icme Holton, MA. Pearl Lathami. Social Science Chemistry English Speech English Erle T, Moore. M. A. Charles Pitner, M. A. Joseph E. Pryor, Ph. D. Music Malhemo'n'cs Physical Science , .- Ph. D Elizabeth Mason, M. A. 1f:- - ion Arr M. S. Andy T. Ritchie, B. A. J. Lee Roberts, M. A. Jack Wood Sears. Ph. D. Jesse P. Sewell. LL.D. :5 m---m?e Music and Bible Art Biology Bible .Iii' . n, Ed. D. Ruby Siapleton, M. A. Evan Ulrey, M. A. Leland Wciers Iru MA. W. B. West. Ira Ph. D. .7 I ass English Speech Business Bible FIRST ROW Annie May Alston, FL M Librarian Maxine Bonner, R. N. , , Nurse Royal H. Bowers Direrclor Of Student Work Elizabeth Brown Sec, Dept. 01' Nm. E'duccz Patsy Ruth Burch, M. A, ,, Hugh School Librarian THIRD ROW Pearl Dodd , ,,,,J,,, ,,,,,H Ass'r. to Dietitian Gertrude Dykes - ---..--..Mcmager, Book Store Anne Early, B A. WW , ,,Assislon! Librarian Polly Former ......... Sec, Registrar's Office James D. Foster,,,,,,,,Manager o! Harding Press I r SECOND ROW Corinne Burke Post Office Betty Burt Sec. Dept. of Net. Educa. Io Hill Choote SEC. Dept Of Nat Educa. Betty Cooke , Sec. Dept. of Nat. Educa, Gena Dell Davis 892:1. CQHeqe Press FOURTH ROW Anne M. Francis Sect, Student Personnef Office Kenneih Frcmk $35513!an Cashier Gleen Green Dept of NGI. Education Corinne Hart . Coffeqe Diemicm Norma Hazelbuker Sea, Book Slore A, FIRST ROW . n ,,,,,,,,, Seen Dept. of Nat. Educc. ............. Sec, Dept, of Not. Educa. ' McKerlle ,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,Cc:rshier - -.---.-... Dining Hall ,, ,, ,, Dining Hall THIRD ROW Pryor.-w,,r,,,SeC., Bible Department : ....... , ,,,,,, Manager 0! Laundry Boot. M, A.. . .. ,Vr Sec, Alumni Office . B. AhuAWDe-pl. of National Educa. - -- .............. Sec. to Bus. Manager H'HW w '. .11?le , t H SECOND ROW Marguerite O'Banion Maxine O'Banion Ieweil Ozbirn Mary Pitner K. Nell Pruin, , Sec. to President Sec. 10 Dean . Sec, Dept; of Not. Educa. , ,, , ,SecA, Depr. of Not. Educa. . . . ,Dietm'an FOURTH ROW L0H Tucker Ir ,,,,, Elbert Turmcm ---. Velma West , w, , Billie thitehecxd . . , Invoice Clerk H Engineer DirecfoL Cathcarf Hail Sec, Dept Nat. Educcx. 20 75-wmusvr T. I. McReynolds. Morrilton. Ark; I. A; Thompson. Seurcy, Ark - Louis E, Green, Tulsa, Okla; Houston Kames, Baton Rouge. Lat: George Benson Seorcy. Ark; C. L. Genus. New Orleans, 1.0.; W. O. Beemcm, Dallas. Tex: L. M. Graves. Memphis. Tenn: Milton Peeblas, Suruloqa, Ark; ltm Bill Mclnleer, Nashville. Tenn. The Board of Trustees Unknown to most 01 the students, the board of trustees nevertheless hcts cm important share in the great amount of work which is necessary to the efficient administration of the college. These busy men make frequent trips to the campus, meeting with Dr. Benson. determining the policies 0! our school, and helping Harding to continue in growth and progress. The board of trustees is the real guiding hand behind any college. and although they play no prominent part in a campus picture. it is through these men that the wheels of the college keep turning. Class Sponsors SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS JOHN DAVIS , ,,,,,,,,Presideni GLENN BOYD ......... Vice President JUANITA WALTON ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Secretary 23 SENIORS Kenneth ; ALAN ABNEY Paragould, Ark. Bible and History - l. 2; Sigma Tau Sigma Club 3. 4, Vica-Pras. 3, Pres, 'Club I. 2; Sludem Preacher 1. 2. 3, 4. KENNETH WONG ACHUCK Honolulu. Hawqji . Economics and Social Science minmbda Sigma Club 3, 4: West Cous1 Club 4. A. ALEXANDER Donvilie. 111. . Speech and English 'JIi . 2. 3. Pres. 3; Drumollc Club 2. 3, ' rJIMMY ALLEN Searcy, Ark. Bible and Social Science ?mln lola Club 3. 4. Vice-Pras. 4: Best All 'Round 3; Who's Who 4; Em Pres. 3; Pres. oi Sludenl Council 4: Intramural Sports. 1. 2. 3. LI- Melbcll All-Skirs, Foolbqll All-Smrs. Sohball All-Slara. Baseball ;Al181u1's: Sludam Preacher l. 2. 3, 4: Arkansas Represenlaiive lo M Convention 4. MCRAE ARNOLD Searcy. Ark. Speech and English - 3. 4: F. T. A. 4; Mayor of Val Village 4; In1mmural , I: 'h-anlforred Irom Arkansas Tech. WILLIAM H. BAKER Corpus Christi. Texas Bible and History M. BALCOM Trumann, Ark. Physical Education and Bible Sigma Club I. 2. 3. 4; F. T. A. 1. 2. 3. 4. IL 1:. DELTON BETTS Hico. Texas Social Science and History -. Phi Kappa Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Scribe 2. Sachem. 3. Pres. 4; 'I Who Il; Large Chorus 1. 2. 3; Small Chorus 3.- PETIT JEAN : Man'n Glee Club 1. 3: Inircmurul Sporls l, 2, 3. 4. S Iudsonia, Ark. Biology and SociaI Science MAJORS BETTS Reedley. Calif. Home Economics and Education Ma Club I. Z, 3. 4. VicePres- 2. Sec. 3. Pres. 4; Small Chorus - Charm 2. 3. 4: Girls Glee Club 2: Home Economics Club Home Council 2. SENIORS Jeannette A rthur Martha Eldon 26 J BICKLE Little Rock, Ark. Psychology and Biology JS'TQ'N GENE BILLINGSLEY Hcmiord. Calii. Social Science and Education T. Club 1. 2; Tu Sigma Delta Club 3. 4, Sechrecs. 3: Inuit 3 -: Sports 1. 2. 3, 4, Football All-Star 3. . EL;- ETTE BLACK Valdosta. Ga. ink: Economics and General Science . 2. 3, 4: Large Chorus 2, 3. 4; Home Economics . mural Sports 1. J7 GLENN BOYD Frederick. Okla. Public School Music and Bible , Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Treats. 2. Vice-Pres, 4: Chess Favorile 3; Class .1; Class Vice-Pres. 4: Small Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3; . Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4: Men's Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Pres. 2: Men's . 1: A Tampa Club 3. 4: Ensemble 3. 4: Intramural Sports 3; VA. 4: Sludenl Preacher l. 2, 3. 4. 3. ' BRYANT Florence, Ala. English and Education Club 3. 4; Who's Who 4,- Sowell Scholarship 4; 3: Harding Band 4, Pres. 4: Drnmmic Club 3: .' Manager II: Transferred from Freed-Hmdemnn. 51 BURGESS Crossviile, Tenn. Psychology and Education 16h Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec.-Treas. 4; Whafs Who 4: Small Chorus 9 Chorus 1. 2. 3; Merfs Glee Clu: 1. 2. 3-, Drummic Club - BURT Bastrop, La. School Music and Education - Hub 1. 2. 3. 4, Pres, 2; Small Chorus 2. 3, 4: . 4: Girls Glee Ciub l. 2.- Girls Sexletle 2; A .301!!! Council 3; F. T. A. 4: Big SJSVBT 3. J 'N FRANCES BUSH Akron, Mich. Public School Music and Education Kappa Club I. 2. 3. 4; Small Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Large . 2. 3. 4: A Tempo Club 2, 3. Sec. 3.- F. '1 . A. 4. Wichita. Kons. History and Bible .Bulldoq 3. Song Leader 4; Quartet 3.- Small Chorus 3. 4: Men's Glee Club 3. 4: Intramural IANE CLARK Louisville. Ky. Home Economics and Science 30:31.90 Club 2. 3. 4; Email Chorus 2. 3. 4.- chrqe Chorus I' Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Home Economics Club 2, 3. 4: '- 4. CHARLES R. COIL Camp. Ark. Bible and Social Science Delta Iota Club 3, 4: Large Chem; 4: Intramural Sports 3. 4; Transferred ftom Oklahoma A M. NOREEN A. COLTSON Roseville. Mich. Home Economics and Chemistry HHH Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-Pres. l, 2. Pres. 3: Large Chorus I; Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3. 4. KATHERYN CONE Searcy. Ark. Psychology and English W H. C. Club 3: Asscciale Editor 0! BISON 3: Editor oi BISON 4. CHARLES E. COOK Searcy. Ark. Business Administrau'on and Economics Cavalier Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Sec. Treqs 3, ViceAPres. 4. SARAH KATHRYN COPELAND Lake Park, Ga. Physical Education and Education Kappa Kappa Kappa Club 3. 4: Small Chorus 4; Large Chorus 3. 4: Drcmutic Club 3, 4; Campus Players 4; Director of Girls Inrtumuml Sports 4,- F. T. A. 4.- Transierred from Florsdc: Christian College. WILL IERRELL DANIEL New Orleans, La. General Science and Chemistry Sub-TAIB Club 1, 21 3, 4, First Male 2, Skipper 4; BISON SluH l. 2: Large Chorus 1. 2; Men's Glee Club 1. 2; Assistant Photographer of PETIT IEAN 1, 2; Camera Club 1. AMOS L. DAVENPORT Yellvilla, Ark. Social Science and English Large Chorus 3, 4; F. T. A. 3, 4, Vice-Pras. 4. JOHN MILTON DAVIS Tuscaloosa, Ala. Psychology and Chemistry Sub-T-lS Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Skippet 2: Class PrQs 4: Small Chorus 3; Large Chorus L 2. 3. 4; Men's Glee Club 2, 3: Ensemble 3; Member 01 Sludent Council 4; Lil' Abner 2. GEORGE RUSSELL DILLIN Searcy, Ark. Business Administration and Social Science VERL L. FALLS Boise City, Okla. Math and Bible Intramural Sporis l, 2, 3. 4 SENIORS Noreen Charles Ierrell RAY FARMER Graton. Cam; Business Administration and Social Science Prater Sodalis l. 2. 3. 4, Vice-Pres. 3. Pres. 4; Small Chorus 3. 41; Large Chorus 2, 3; Men's Giee Club 1. 2. 3: Inlmmural Spoth-Si Palette Club 1. 2.: West Coast Club 1. 2. 3. 4- I WANDA FARRIS Alma. Ark. English and Speech W. H. C. Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Sec, 4.- Typical Co-ad 3: Nominee for PE'HT JEAN Queen 3. 4: Small Chorus 2, 3; Drumulic Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Sec. 4; Campus Players 1. '2, 3. 4; PETIT JEAN Stuff 4; BISON 51:11! 2. 3.- F. T, A. 4. WALTER DONALD PIKE Carbon. Hi11.A1cx. Social Science and Bible Sigma Tau Sigma Club 3. 4. Pres. 4: Sudan Preacher 3. 4; TraM' lerred Irom Freed-Hmdemcn . EDWARD EUGENE FOWLER Viloniu. Ark. Physical Education and Bible Tri Sigma Delia Club 3. 4; Inlrumural Sports I. 2. 3. 4: Studenl Preacher 1. 2, 3, 4. PERCY A. FRANCIS Lindsay. Calif. ' Business Administration and Psychaloqy Galaxy Club 2. 3, 4. CLARA BELLE PROUD Steprock. Ark. Home Economics and Education T013131 CluL 1. 2. 3. 4: Large Chorus 1. 3. 4: Small Chorus 4: Girls Glee Club 2, 4,- Home Economics Club 4. ELMER T. GATHRIGHT Saratoga. Ark. Math and Education T. N. T. Club 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4; Intramural Shorts 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball AlLSmr 1. 2. MATTIE LOU GEER Cowan. Tenn. Engh'sh and Education HHH Club 1. 2. 4; Smul! Chorus 2. 4,- nge Chorus I. 2. 4: Girls Glee Club 1. 2.- F. T. A. 2. 4. Librarian 4. VONDA D. GIFFOHD Campbell. M3. Business Administration and Social Science M. E. A. Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Pres. l. 3. Vice-Prrs. 2. Sec. 4.- Alpho Honor Society 3, 4.- Honor Siudenl 2. 3: Who's Who 4,- Large Chorus 2. 3: PETIT IEAN Staf! 4: House Council 1. CLEO R. GILBERT Walnut Ridge, Ark. Bible and Hislory Sludent Preacher 1. 2. 3. 4. SENIORS hip. Edward Mattie Lou 1952 SENIORS Windle Elk: Me a A DELL GREENE Waldo. Ark. Business Administration and English : -' Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3,- Small Chorus 3. 4,- Large --'us 1. 2. 3. 4; Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3, 4. ROBERT LEE HAMPTON Dallas, Tex. Biology and Chemistry Delta Iota Club 3, 4. :1. IO HARE Dallas, Tex. Home Economics and Education W1C. Gub 1. Z. 3. 4. Vlce-Pres. 4; Small Chorus 3. 4: Lurqa '7 1.2.3. 4; Girls' Glee Club L 2, 3, 4; Deutschlander Club 1. 2, HA. 3, 4. Sec. 4.- Home Economics Club 1. 2; House Council 1. JACK ARNOLD HAZELBAKEH North Liberty, Ind. Social Science and Educcfion P. T. A. 3, 4; Student Preacher 3. 4; Transferred 1mm Freed-chrde- man. JOHNSTON Bradford, Ark. ' :BushIess Administration and English . Club 1. 2. 3. 4. IAMES LEE JORDAN Auburn, Miss. Business Administration and Education WINDLE KEE Lubbock, Tex. Bible fifim Sigma Club 45 Men's Glee Club 4,- Translerred from - - .. cal Collage, ALBERT FRANKLIN KITCHENS Las Cruces, N. M. Biology and Education TH Sigma Delta Club 3. 4. Prime Minister 4: Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3. 4: Councilman of Val Village 2; Sludenl Preacher 1. WCASTER Hundred. W. Va. Home Economics and Chemistry 1 .51.2. 3, 4. Sec. 2. Press 2, 4: Home Economics Club 1, 2, KENNETH LEOPARD Business Administration and English Memphis, Tenn. m a Club a. 41 Vice-Pres. 4; Alpha Phi Kappa Club 1. 2. SENIORS Scooter MCBRIDE Havana, Ark. Administration and Social Science ' JWREY MAYE MCGUIRE Searcy, Ark. Physical Education and Education -1E A. Club I. 2. 3. 4. Pres. 2. 4; AEth Honor Society 3, 4, Vice- Pill. 'I: Who's Who 3. 4: Honor S1udent 3.- anus Award 3: Girls lab. Cklb 3: Drumqlic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Campus Players 2. 3. 4,- wm- Pal Omega 3, 4. Business Mcmcqn' 3.- Imramurcl Sports I. 3, 3, 4. Basketball All-Siar 2, 3. HT, McINTURFF Searcy, Ark. Home Economics and Art l l 2. 3. 4, Sec.-Traus. 4; Small Chorus 3. 4; Girls Glee Chorus 1. 3 BILL MACKEY Adairville, Ky Bible flail! Sodalls Club 2, 3, 4: Debate Tedm 2. 3. 4; Imrumural Sports I 3. I: Tl'anulared lrorn Wemern Keulucky Sla'e College. ', W. MANASCO Palestine, Ark. Social Science and ijIe - 1.2. 3. 4, Pres. 4.- Eest AH-Around 4: Large Chorus 1: l. 2: BISON Staff 1. 2. 3; PETIT iEAN Stuff 3, Busi- I: Intramural Sports 2; F. T. A. 4.- Sec. of Arkansas Mon 4: S'ludenl Preacher l, 2, 3. 4. G. W. MARTIN Evergreen Park, 111. Social Science and English n . l' Club 3. 4. SECcTreGS. 4; Large Chews 3; MenWa Glee Club ? F. T. A. 4: Tronsfermd Ircm Watson Junior College. HELL MASHBURN Transylvania. La. . Administration and Social Science l. 2, 3. 4. Pres. 3; Small Chorus 2. 3, 4: Large Chorus . 7F.- Gloe Club1,2: PETIT JEAN 3mm 4,- F. T. A. 2. MA RICHARD MASSEY Pontotoc, Miss. English and Social Science - Phi Kappa Club I. 2. 3. 4. Scribe 3. Sec.-T:eas. 2. ViceWPres. 3. Who 4,- Clrss Favorite 2, 4: Class Pres. 2: Vice-Pres. o! W 1Ccuncil 4; BISCN BusineSS Manager 3; Intramural Sports 3, ' All-Stars 3; Studem Preacher l. 2, 3. 4, :.; . MATTOX Searcy. Ark. Speech and English LI, 3, 4, Reporler 2, Pres. 42, Class Sec. 1; May 4: Class Fuvorne 1: Small Chorus 1: Large Chorus 2: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2; Campus Play- !Alphu Psi Omega 4. MENBS Bernardsville. N. I. Psychology and English . Club 4: T. N. T. Club 1. 2, 3. Vice-Pres. 3: Drumulic Club 31. BISON $1011 I; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, FooIboIl AH- W ' ebull AllSmr l, 2, Sollboll All-Stur L, Tennis DON E. MICHAEL Albion. Nebr. Social Science and Bible Alpha Phi Kappa Club 2. CARL H. MICK Searcy. Ark. Speech and Bibie Transierred from Freed-Hardemcxn College. MILDRED BROWN MICK Searcy. Ark. English and History Alpha Honor Sedan: 3. 4; Transierred from Freed-Hardemcn College. ALLAN CHARLES MITCHELL Searcy. Ark. Bible and History Sluden? Preacher l. 2. 3. 4. PAUL K. MOORE Newark, Ark. Physical Education and Social Science Cavalier Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Immmural Sporls. IIM R. NOONAN Dyersburq, Tenn. Bible and Science Delta Iota Club 4; Transierred from Emmy University. PEGGY O'NEAL Shreveport. La. History and Education Delia Chi Omega Club 3. 4; F. T. A. 4; Large Chorus 3. WILLIAM A. O'NEAL Detroit. Mich. Social Science and Education Prater Sodolis Club 3: Sigma Tau Sigma Club E: F. T. A. 3. 4. CHARLES L. PEARSON Caraway, Ark. General Science SHIRLEY PBGAN Hillsboro. Ohio English and Mathematics Iu Go Iu Club I. 2, 3. 4. Sec. 2. Pres. 3. Song Leader 4; Fem Jean Queen Attendant 3, 4.- Cluss Fuvorile 2; ths Who 4; Sec. 01 Stu, den! Council 4: Small Chorus 2. 3. 4,- Lurge Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 1.- Band 4; BISON SIGH 3: PETIT JEAN SIOH 4; House Councii 4; F. T. A. 4. Reporter 4: Big Sister 2; Tri-State Ciub 2. 3. SENIORS Mildred Shirley PHIL E. PERKINS Shadyside, Ohio Chemistry and Math Koinoniu Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 2; Alpha Honor Society 3. 4. Pres. 4; Who's Who 3, 4; Larqe Chorus 1. 2. 3; Small Chorus 3. 4: Men's Glee Club 1. 2, 3; Band 4: Drommic Club 1, 2: PETIT JEAN Stuff 2,3, Edilor 4; Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3, 4, Softball 1111-31011 4; Chem. Lab Instructor 3. IACK W. PLUMMER Liverpool, N. Y. Public SchoolI Music and Bible Galaxy Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 1, 4; Small Chorus 2, 4: Large Chorus 1. 2, 4: Men's Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Ensemble 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4; Campus Players 4,- 111th Psi Omega Award 3; Poetry Forum 2, 3,- F. T. A. 4; Student Preacher l, 2. 3, 4. JACK POLAND Isobel, Kans. Bioioqical Science and Chemistary Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN POSTON Maury City, Tenn. Enngsh and Education Regina Club 3, 4, Viceipres. 3, Sec. 4, Pres. 4: May Queen Allend- rml 3, Queen 4: Small Chorus 4: Large Chorus 4; Enlramurcl Sports 3. 4; F. T. A. 3, 4; Transferred Irom Freed-chdemun College. IACKIE F. PURDOM Purdy. Mo. Social Science and Physica! Education Galaxy Club 3. 4,- Imramurnl Sports 3, 4. CLEMENT HANSBURGH Hayti. Mo. Physical Educalion and Math Cavalier Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Intramural 5:70:15 1. 2, 3. 4. EDITH MAE REAVES Matthews, Mo. Social Science and English OEGEvCJLIb 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 1; Girls' Glee Club 3,- Chorus 3.- Dru- mcxtic Club 3; Sponsored High School Dramatics 2: F. T. A. 4. JAMES E. RHEUDASIL Bossier City. La. Journalism and Music Dehc: ioln Ckub 2. 3. 4, Parliamentarian 4: Small Chorus 3. 4: Large Chorus 3. 4; Men's Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Drommic Club 4,- lulramuml Sporis 3. 4; Transferred from Centenary College; Camera Club 4. NORMAN K. RHODES Wichita, Kans Education and English Small Chorus 4; Large Chorus 4: Men's Glee Club 4,- lnlmmunzd Sports 4; Transferred lrom Friends University. LLOYDENE SANDERSON Springfield, Mo. Home Economics Regina Club 1, 2. 3, 4. Sec.-Treas. 2. Song Leader 2, Pres. 3: Small Chorus 1, 2; Large Chorus 1. 2; Accompanist for Girls' 59119th 2, Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. Men's Glee Club 1, 2, Men's Quurle! 1, 2, 3,- House Council 3. SENIORS Jackie Lloydene SENIORS Margaret Eunice C1111 Bob Grunt Jessie Lou E. C. Dale Robert Alice SENIORS Iucmita 42 TUCKER Lake City, Ark. Home Economics and Guidance w Club 1. 2. 3: Large Chorus 1. 2; Intramural Sports Economics Club 1. 2. 3; qu Sister 2. 417,0ROTHY ELIZABETH TULLOSS Cleveland, Tenn. English and Music 5'2' Go In Club I. 2. 3. 4. Pres. 4; Petil Iecm Queen 3,- Best AILAround ' Email Chorus 2. 3. 4; Large Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4,- Girls' Glee Club 2.3. 4. PTGS- 4; Giris' Saxlatte 3. 4: Ensembie 3: A Tempo Club 4: I5 JEAN 51011 4: F. T. A. 4. ?'11WOOD TURNBOW Memphis. Tenn. Bible and History W . 3. 4; BISON SluH 4,- Transierred from Memphis Sime It ULREY Sheridan, Ark. Journalism and Social Science . H. C. Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Pres. 3; Best All-Around 3: Who's Who 4145M Chorus 2; Dramatic Club 1. 2. '3. 4: Campus Players 1, 2. I. Award 2; Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3. 4; BISON Stuff 1. 2,, Edilor ! Ham Economics Club 14. 1 I. . I i. 5 r 1 :33? Yr .G. UNDERWOOD Leighton. A1a. Bible and Speech 3. 4: lnlramurul Sport 3, 4: Transferred from Freed- L. VAUGHAN Oklahoma City. Okla. Business Administration and Economics w - Club 1, 2, 3. 4. Pres. 2. 4. Vice-Pres. 3: Intramural Sporls 3. 4, Football All-Star 3. 4, Boseboil AllrSlcr 1, 2, 3. 4, Soh- AlI-Slur l. 2. 3. 4. ' ' I WAGNER Cooleemee, N. C. Business Education and English Club 3. 4; Sec.Treus. 4; Small Chorus 3, 4,- Large 0100 Club 3; Poetry Club 3: F. T. A, 3: Transferred Mhuf College. U'NEY PETER WALD DeKalb, 111. Bible and Greek - - Tau Sigma Club 1, 2; World-Wide Missions Group I, 2; a Forum I, 2. 4 MTON Auverqne, Ark. : Economics and Education 1.2 3.4.Sac.2.V1cs-Pres 3; Path Ieon Queen 4; MChutul1.2 3. 4, Sec. 3: Large Chorus 1 2, Guba. 4. Vicq-Praa. 4; Home Economics Club 1 2, - Council 2: F. T. A'. 4; Deutchlcnders l, 2. 3. WELSH Chillicothe, Tex, Voice and Music Education lob Club I 2. 3: TriSiqma Dena Club 4:8ma1l Chorus v , u -'n lee 1u- , 3 A Tem-o GENERAL I. WHEELER, IR. Secucy. Ark. Journalism and Social Science Cuvaiier Club 1. 2, 3. 4. MAYE WHITE Florence. Ala. Home Economcis and Education Delta Chi Omega Club 1, 21 3, 4, Sec. 2, Plea. 4: Student Councii 4: Small Chorus 2. 3, 4: Large Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Glrln' Glee Club 1: House Council 2; Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: Deutschlanders 1. Z, 3: F. T. A. 3, BOB WINTER Ft. Wonh, Texm Bible and Business Administration Sludem Preacher 3. 4; Trcnalerred from Texas Chrislian University. LIN WRIGHT Memphis, Tenn. Journalism and Physical Education BISON Stoif 3. 4. Managing Editor 4, Scale 893! Column Award 3, 31039 Best News Slory cmd Column 3: PETIT IEAN Slat! 3: Intra- mural Sports 3. 4. Foo1ball All-Slur 3, Softbali All-Sicr 3. Baseball AIl-Sklr 3. RALPH YOUNGER Provo, Utah Bible and Social Science Lambda Sigma Club I. 2. 3, 4; Men's Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4. LOUISE SARAH ZINSEB Milwaukee, Wis. Public School Music and Education In Go In Club 1, 2. 3, 4, SeC.-Traus. 2, Vice-Prea, 3, Pres. 4; Who's Who 4; Large Chorus 2: Girls' Glee Club I. 2. 3, 4; A Tempo Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4; House Council 3: Deutschlanders 1: F. T. AA 4. JOHNNY C. BROWN Hanford, CUM Bible and Speech Sigma Tau Sigma Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Small Chorus 2, 3. 4; Lame Chorus 2. 3, 4: Men's Glee Club 2. 3. 4.- Drumch Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Siudenl Preacher l. 2, 3. 4. ELMO MURRAY HALL Searcy, Ark. English and History Mohican Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Smail Chorus 3: Large Chorus 2. 3,- Men's Glee Club 3; Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3. 4.- Sludem Preacher l, 2. 3, 4. IAMES W. SHEAR Opp. Aim. Bible and English Koinoniu Club 1. 3. 4: Dramatic Club 1; Intramural Sports 1. 31 Attended Freed-Hcrdeman. MURRAY EDWIN WARREN Charlton, Ont, Canada Bible and Speech Mohican Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice-Prel. 4; Small Chorus 3, 4, Pres. 4; Large Chorus 2. 3. 4; Men's Glee Club 2. 3. 4: F. T. A. 3. 4: Evan- SENIORS JUNIORS CLASS OFFICERS BOB ANDERSON. . n, VunuuuPresidenf BILL CURRY. , Vice President CORINNE RUSSELL ,,,,, ,,,,Secrefcrry WANDA RUE ADAIR Van, Texas SUE ALLEN Mammoth Spring, Ark ROBERT ANDERSON Chicago, HI. RICKIE ARIMURA St. Charles, Mo, THOMAS BUDD BAIRD Winford, Ark. HELEN IUANITA BAKER Swfiron, Ark. MARCUS BARNETT Searcy, Ark. BARBARA BILLINGSLEY Hanfordl C0111 ZANE BRADFORD Shirley, Ark. LLOYD BRIDGES Long Beach, Calif. CORENE BROWN E.Sfancia, N. Mex, IUSTIN JAMES CAMP Newport, Ark. EDDIE R. CAMPBELL Roaring Springs, Ark. m B. CARNES Neeoshs, MO EVELYN SUE CHAPMAN Hardyl Ark, GEORGE c. N. CHUNG Kualo Lumpm, Malaya 1,3 OBBY KENT COLDIRON HGzJehursL MISS. EVMA JEWEL COONS Washington. D. C. 1- ' 'ARA COOPER McAlesrer. Okia. am H SW.CRAWFORD Williford. Ark. Y CRUTCHER Shreveport LG. I AM M. CURRY Minden, LG. Y KATHRYN DANIELS Baltimore, Md. 9'7ch WAYNE DAVIS Grrlson, Ark. IOAN DAVIS Weslaco. Texas HERBERT P. DEAN Chicaqol 1H. WILMA JUNE DEBERRY Detroit Mich. RUBY LEE ELLIS Augusta. Ark. BILL ESLICK Shafter. Calif. WAYNE FORTENBERRY Pohokee. F10. KENNETH E. FOX Stockton, Calif. BILLY MACK FULKS Huntington, W Va. JOYCE FULLER Glenwood. Ark. JAMES C. GEEH Cowan, Term. DOROTHY GIDDENS Childersburg, Ala. FRANK GILL AHensviHe, Ky. JAMES D. GIRDLEY Osceola, Ark. DONALD C. GOODWIN Danville, III. CARLOS GORTON Denver, Colo. LILLIE GRIFFITH Floyd, N. Mex. NORMA LOU HAMILTON Pine Bluff, Ark. IA FAYE HARE Conroe. Texas DORIS E. HARMON Chicago. HI. JOAN C. HAYES Chfcago, IU. GEORGE ERNEST HENNEY Searcy, Ark. MARY NELL HOGG Stephens. Ark. ROBERT HORSMAN Imboden, Ark. SIDNEY HORTON Guy, Ark. HELEN LUCILLE NAVE Dearborn, Mich. RITA ROSSAMAN Isabel, Kansas GLENN C. OLBRICHT Searcy, Ark. HARRY D. OLRELE' Braggadocio, Mo. PAUL A. OSBORN Willilord, Ark. ERNEST PAYNE Searcy, Ark. BILLY JACK PEARSON Black Oak, Ark. MELBA ALMERIA PILLOW PuragouId, Ark. IANNA LOU PINKSTON Cave City. Ark. MURIEL PROCTOH Houghton Lake Mich. IAMES F. HAMPTON Newberg, Oregon H. KENNETH RHODES Roswell. N. Mex. A . t: hi? LESTER RICHESIN Omaha. Ark. SAM GEO. BOACH, IR. Hope, Ark. GENE ROBINSON Chicago, IN. KENT ROLLMANN Bartlesville, Okla. CORRINNE RUSSELL Bentonville. Ark. ALMA SANDERSON Canton. Okla. BILL SHERRILL Newport. Ark GREETA SHEWMAKER Paragould, Ark. JOAN SMITH Abilene, Texas EILEEN ESTELLE SNURE Hamilton, Ont. JOE ERVIN SPONAUGLE Hagerstown, Md. HERMAN SPURLOCK Judsom'a. Ark. amig. UATETHVTWWWFELHW . ;. . . . W . . .. , u ALVIN OTIS STEVENS El Paso. Texas ROY F. STOUT Frederick, Okla. BOB STRINGFELLOW Hampton, Ark. WILLIAM W. SUMMITT Seurcy, Ark. DOROTHY MAIE TODD Alamod Tenn. RUBY TODD Sedalia, Mok RAY W. VOTAW Vidor, Texas ROBERT WAGGONER Henrietta. Texas ELLA LOUISE WHITE Sciotovifle, Ohio FLORENCE WHITE Clare. Mich. BILLY EARL WILLIAMS Searcy, Ark. BILL WILSON RosweII, 'N. Mex. . 3-5.9. U WINNELL WITTY Frederick, Okla, , CLARK WITTY Maple, Ont. ' BELLE WOODY Little Rock, Ark. ALVIN WRIGHT Searcyl Ark. Tilly? WRIGHT Greenway, Ark. ' . m RUTH YOHE Frederick, Oho. julYN EGGERS Dolores. Colo L5H? WESTMORELAND Walerford, Miss 52 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS NORMAN HUGHES 7,, ,, - - .----- -. ,,,,Presjdent HARVEY STARLING ,A ,7 , m, ,,,,,, V1'ce President SHIRLEY SUDDERTH ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Secretary IANE ELLA ADAMS Cdrryvili'eJ Ark. 10 ANN ALLEN Denver. C010. MARION H. BAKER Lake City, Ark. SHIRLEY BIRDSALL Harchan, La. FRED L. BENDER Wickes. Ark. HM BLANFPTT Newpon, Ark. HERSCHEL BRECKENRIDGE Beedevz'He, Ark. DELMER F. BROWNING Springfield, Mo. VINITA BRUTON Shawnee, Okla. PEGGY BRYANT Florence, Ala. ILETA BUCHANAN Springfield, Mo, LLOYD BUSH St. Clair Shores, Mich. MARY HELEN CLAYTON Merrillon. Ark ROBERT LEROY COBURN Graton, Cam. CHARLA CHANFOHD Shreveport, La. BONNIE CHOPPER Bakersfield, Mo. THOMAS I. CUNNINGHAM Iudsoniq. Ark. WALTER DALE Toronto, Canada CHARLES DONNELL Iudsonic, Ark. IEANNE DARLING chhita, Kans. ANN LAURA DEAN jasper, Texas SAMUEL RICHARD FLOYD Nashville, Ark. BILLY BURTON FORD Cove City, Ark. BOBBY FUTRELL Walnut Ridge, Ark. MERLE GARRETT Shreveport, La. ROLAND GATHRiGHT Saratoga, Ark. GEORGE WILLIS GREGG Cordell, Okla. BERNADINE HAGAN Sioux City, Iowa LEONARD HALL Searcy, Ark. PEGGY LOUISE HAM Shirley, Ark. CLAN R. HANES Searcy, Ark. THELMA JEAN HARMON Chicago, 111. JULIA ANNE HAWKINS Piggort, Ark. ERCELL HIGGANBOTHAM M om'lton, Ark. BENNY HOLLAND Harlingen, Texas ELIZABETH HOLT Newport, Ark. NORMAN HUGHES Crestviewl FIG. FRANCES I1 INGALLS DeRidder. La BILLY MOTT IONES FuIlon, Ky. CHARLES E. JORDAN Auburn, Miss; NORMAN HOYT KEE Lubbock, Texas CYNTHIA ANNE KERR AHensviHe, Ky. DeWITT KIIHNL Enid, Miss. RALPH A. KNIGHT Salem, I11. JOYCE LEE LANGDON Dyessd Ark. GINGER LEE M onroe, La. COLETTA LEMMONS Pamqould. Ark. LORENE LEMMONS Paragould, Ark, E LILLY Forrest City, Ark. -- H LONGLEY Batesvilfe, Ark TON B. LUMAN Beaumont. Texas '01.. R. LUMPKIN SearcY. Ark. Y LYDIC Akron. Ohio McCALEB Fayette, Ala. TL CY MCDANIEL Atlanta. Ga. W W- ELL A. MCNALTY Ontario, Canada cm McREYNOLDS DeHidder, La. T 39H MOORE HomersviUe. Mo. F! O MORRIS. IR. Carlisle, Ark. W 'ANN MURPHY Tuckermand Ark. A NEWTON Rector, Ark. ' O'FARRELI Friendswood. Texas s D. OLERICHT Searcy, Ark. H a. OLREE Braqgadocio, Mo. 1- W- PICKENS Searcy. Ark. W PI'I'I'MAN Memphis, Team A BOY Pl'I'I'S FL Worth, Texas Lu PORTER Springfield, M o. S Hatfield, Am. ANN RICHESlN Omaha, Ark. . W ROBERTS Lake Cizyl Fla. ' F FLOYD HOMINE 0 1- 8 City. Kans. JACK H -.ROUSE Hanford, Cal. PATRICIA ANN ROWE Birmingham, Ala. LOLA MYRLA RUSSELL Somerville, A10. ROBERT L. SCOTT Five Points. Cal. BETTY IEAN SCRIVNER Lepanto, Ark. IAMES C. SEAL Douglas, Kcms. KENNETH SHEWMAKER ParagouId, Ark. PEGGY LOUISE SIMON Wewokc, Okla. W. KEITH SMITH Eudora. Ark. KEN SNYDER Shreveport, La. HARVEY STARLING Imboden, Ark. NANCY LEE STOKES Walnut Ridge, Ark. DORIS OKAY STOREY Texarkana, Ark. SAMMY STOUT San Benitod Texas CAROLYN SUE STUART Batesville, Ark. DOLORES ANNA STURM Searcy, Ark. SHIRLEY SUDDERTH Lexington, Okla. FLORA JEAN TAYLOR Aurora, Mo. MEREDITH THOM Rockford. HI. GARLAND UPTON Carlsbad, New Mex. NANCY VANWINKLE Bay, Ark. FERRELL E. WARE E1 Dorado, Ark. BETTY IUNE WEBB Strathmore. Cal. BEATRICE IORETA WEST Charleston, Miss. MARY ANN WHITAKER Memphis. Tenn. LARRY WHlTEHEAD Oxford, Miss. RICHARD V. WILKISON Bald Knob. Ark. MARGARET ELAINE WILLIS Florencel A10. MARIE WILLIS Abilene. Texas HARRY DEAN WORD Ionesbom, Ark. VERNELLE WORNOCK Little Rock. Ark. ANN WRIGHT Searcy. Ark. DONNA GRACE ZINSER Milwaukee, Wis, C. WILLIAM BELL Buffalo, N. Y. WILLARD DAVIS TuscaJoosc, A10. IOHN G. HILLIS Searcy, Ark, BETTY MITCHELL Euporo. Miss. LEON SANDERSON Springfield Mo. JAMES CONWAY SEXSON Searcy, Ark. SPECIAL STUDENTS TRECCIE COOK Searcy. Ark. FRANCES CROWE Red Bluff, Calif. GOTTFRIED REICHEL Frankfurt, Germany JOE C. SHEFFIELD Rector, Ark. MITSUYUKI SUZUKI 58 FRESHMEN' CLASS OFFICERS DON BROWN .. . , ,7 , , M-WWWWWWJPresident PAUL MAGEE ................ , ,,,,, Vice President EUDIE MORRIS , - ..,,, H , ,.. -nnn -.-Secretary LEROY ALEXANDER Morrmon, Ark. CAMILLE ANDERSON Swihon, Ark. LOIS I. ANDERSON West Plains, Mo. BILLY BAKER Iudsom'a, Ark. O'NEAL BERRY BeedeviHe, Ark. GLEN BETTENHAUSEN Lincoln, Neb. DON F. BLACK Wichita, Kans. KATHLEEN ANN BLACK Wichita, Kans. LOWELL BLANKENSHIP Tulsa, Okla. MARY LOUISE BLANSETT Pocahontas, Ark. JOHN D. BOGGS Idabel, Okla. ROWENA NADINE BOLER Mammoth Spring, Ark. JUNE BONDS Clinton, Ark ANNE BHADKE Little Rock Ark. DANNY ARMAND BROWN Orange. Texas JAMES DONALD BROWN Searcy. Ark. MARGARET BROWN Esrancic, New MexA ROBERT MORGAN BROWN Spring Hill. Tenn. TANE BRUMITT Calico Rock, Ark. BETTY BUCHANAN Springfield. Mo. GLENN R. BURGESS Florence, Ala. REID BUSH Santa Ana, Calif. BARBARA ALYCE BUTCHER San Anselmo, Calif. MURIEL SANDRA BURNETT Lincoln, Neb. MARY LARIMORE BURTON Nashville, Tenn. RUBY BUTTERFIELD Neenah, Wis. RUTH CARVER RusseH. Ark. JAMES CHAPMAN Searcy, Ark. ALTA LUNA CHEEK Atkins, Ark. SHIRLEY CLASPILL ':: ' Portland, Ore. KL' JAMES B. CHILDS Minden, La. JERE JACK CHOATE Searcy. Ark. BILL CLARK KingsviHe, M0. MILDRED R. COCHRAN Morrifton, Ark. CHRISTINE MARIE COLE Clevefcmd, Tenn. HILDA COLEMAN Lafayette Springs, Miss. CECIL COX Florence, Ala. LAWRENCE H. CRAWFORD WIHJ'I'ord, Ark. LOUISE CRAWFORD Black Oak, Ark. NORMA E. CROSBY Pdngbum. Ark. LaVERNE CROWSON Ukiah, Calif. JOHN L. DAMPIER Alachual Fla. BEBE DANIELS Eds! Moline, Ill. FRANK DAVIDSON Madison. N. I. C. YVONNE DAVIS El Dorado, Ark. MARTHA SUE DAVIS Cleveland. Tenn. MARTIN CARROLL DAVIS , Texarkczmr, Ark. IUDY ANN DAY rba a II VIRGINIA DICKEY ' Oil City, La. r JOE HAROLD DISCH - E1 Reno, Olda. f PAT DORSEY Terrell, Tex. BILL ESSEX 1th Ehjah. Mo. Fresno, CUM. JOHN W, FIGGINS Caruthersville Mo, ALICE RUTH FLYNN East Point, Ga. HUBERT M. FRANKS MerryviHe, La. , ROBERT EUBANKS IACKIE FILAN Searcy, Ark OLETA LQVERNE GARNER Violet Hill, Ark. FLORA JEAN GARRISON Marshall, Ark. aLi; BOBBIE LOUISE GEORGE Bossier City, La. LEON GLEASON Plain Dealing, La. MARY ETTA GRADY BeedeviHe, Ark. IANIE GRAHAM Lubbock, Texas FRANK C. HALL Little Rock, Ark. LEHMAN HALL Searcy, Ark. PAUL HANNA Tulsa Okla. ULYSSES HARDIN Valdosta, Ga. MARY LOU HARRIS Benton Harbor, Mich. II?! N ' 3 u. . Juan: . .3 iV'. -74. x RALPH DALE HARTMAN Sayre, Okla. ELIZABETH HERNDON Spring HUI, Tenn. NANCYE HICKMAN CozdweH, Mo. MARY LEE HIGH ht Chicago, Ill. SAM PAUL HILL Quitman, Ark. WARREN HOLCOMB N Hes, III. EILEEN HOOVER Memphis, Tenn, BILL R, HOWE Lafayette, La. BILLY FORREST HOWELL Morrilron, Ark. ROSEMARY HUBBARD Siloam Springs, Ark. CAROLYN HUGGINS DeQuee-n, Ark. MARY FERN HUETER LeachviHe, Ark. DALE E'. HULETT Melbourne, Ark. BETTY LOU HULSEY Iundsom'a, Ark. WILLIAM H. HYLBERT Parkersburg, W. Va. EEVA MAUD JACKSON Moses Lake, Wash. THEDA IEE JACKSON Pocahontas. Ark. NORMA IEAN IARRARD West PIcrins, Mo. MARIE OLENE JENKINS Spring Hill, Tenn. BILL IOLLY Rockwood, Tenn. JOAN JOHNSON East Prairie, Mo. JOANNE INA JOHNSON Worcester, Mass. ANNABELL IOHNSTON Mmked Tree, Ark. DONALD C. JOHNSTON BrinkIey, Ark. JOANNA RUTH JOHNSTON Springfield. Mo. CHRISTINE JONES Gilmore. Ark, CAROLYN L. KILPATRICK Bolivar, Mo. RONALD LEE KURTZ Merriam, Kama. KAZNO KUSANO Ibaraki, Japan FAYE N. LAWRENCE Selma, Ala. DEMETRA LEMMONS Pdrcqould, Ark. IAN LEVY Lufkin. Tex. IVAN VICTOR LLOYD South Hill, S. Africa BONNIE MCADAMS Iudsonja, Ark. JIMMY MCAULEY Memphis. Tenn. CAROLYN MCEACHERN Texarkana, Tex. PAUL MAGEE Piggoft, Ark. IENNIE LOIS MAIORS Reedley, Cal. CHARLES BURL MARTIN Everton, Ark. BILLY JOE MATTOX Searcy, Ark. DON MAXWELL Oak Ridge, Tenn. JAMES DELANO MAXWELL Evansville. Ind. CECIL RICHARD MAY, IR. Memphis, Tenn. JAMES W. MEAD, IR. Douglass, Kans. JACKIE MILLER Waldo, Ark. LEE MILLER Paragould, Ark. CARRIE V. MOORE Vidor, Tex; EUDIE FAITH MORRIS Maywood, HI. MIKE GARRETT MOORE Batesville. Ark. ,' , -'-' IOAN IINKS NANCE Newport, Ark. CHARLES THOMAS NELSON Wifh'ford. Ark. WALTERS L. NELMS Memphis, Tenn. KENNETH NOLAND Morrilfon, Ark. B. JAHLIEL NOSSAMAN Isabel, KCmSV LOYCE OLIVER r. Morrilton, Ark. gf ' SARAH BESS OSBORN Amarillo, Texas MARIE OVERSTREET Hommon, Okla. CLAUDE ELTON PARKER Searcyl Ark. DARLENE PAYNE Baton Rouge, La. FRANKLIN PERKINS Penn. Texas LAURA JEAN PERRIN Pocahontas, Ark. ALFRED PETHICH New York, N. Y. BETTY RUTH POSEY luneau, Alaska MARILYN LIUISE PRICE Searcy, Ark. KATHRYN PBIVETT Damascus, Ark. IACK H. PRUITT Albuquerque! N. Mex. BOBBY DEAN PURDUM Monetl, Mo GENE EDWARD RAINEY Pinehursi, Texas NEVA DAWN RANSBURGH Hayti, Mo. BARBARA RICHARDS Cleveland, Tenn. CHARLES RICHARDSON , . Rockingham, N. C. x i-' BRYAN B. ROBERTS BartIesviHe, Okla. JACKIE LGNELLE RODEN Paragould, Ark. FERNADENE ROLLER Iudsonia, Ark. NORMA JEAN SANDERS Sitka, Ark. SAYERS MCLoud, Okla. STANLEY NEDIA MAE SEAL Braman, Okla. DONALD INMAN SEE Sanders, Ky. DICK SHELTON Boise, Idaho BILL SHIPP Detroit Mich. EUGENE S. SMITH, IR. DGHQS, Texas FRANCES NADINE SMITH Mammoth Spring Ark. MARY E, SMITH Norman, Okla. NORMA LOUISE SMETH Lubbock, Texas NINA PEARL EMITH Grenada. Miss. PAUL DOUGLAS SMITH Sweetwcxter, Texas MARION HAZEL STEPHENS Trumann, Ark. CAROL STEVENS Iudsonia, Ark. BONNIE LOU STONE Nashville, Ark. EDWIN KEITH STOTTS Quaker City, Ohio CLOY DEAN STOUT Frederick, Okla. GLADYS EARLENE STOUT Frederick, Okla. PEGGY ANITA STRANE Elmhurst, HI. HAZEL LOIS STROUD Morriltonl Ark. T. ROY SUNKEL DeQueen, Ark. E. IANE SUTHERLIN Search Ark. JULIA TATE Chicago,. III. TOM MY THRAILKILL Waldo. Ark IOHNNY THORNTON Colera, Ala. ETAWEAZZE TURNER NEDRA ALINE VAUGHAN Searcy, Ark. MARY VINEYARD Shirley, Ark. PAULINE VOYLES Henryetta, Okla. WILLIAM HUEY WAITES Ringqold. La. MORRIS WALKER Crossville, III. R UTH WALKER H ardy, Ark, DALE WALTON Auvergne, Ark. LARRY ORMAN WATERS Alachua, FIG. VIRGIL T. WEARE DeVaHs Bluff, Ark. DONALD EUGENE WEBB Strathmore. Calif. PEGGY JOY WEST Mission, Kans. ROBERT PRESTON WILEY Iudsom'a, Ark. CARLDENE WILLIAMS Amarillo. Texas BILL WISEMAN Calico Rock, Ark. JUNE WOODS Greqqton, Texas JAMES KEITH ZINK Tulsa, Okla. I. WALLY BURT Searcy. Ark. PATSY CARTER Denver, Colo. I OYCE EGGERS Dolores. Colo. SAM HAYNES Kermcn, Calif. MARGARET HUNNICUTT High Springs, Fla. DORA PIIJ.OW Paragould, Ark. Physicals, Orientation Tests, and But Trying Part of the Being a part of the student life at Harding College means c1 great deal to those of us who comprise the student body. We come to Cher- ish the memory of even the things we com- plain about. Although special events like con- W certs cmd banquets are highlights in our college life, the routine activities in any average dcty are the foundation for our impression of school. The following section is designed to bring to the memory of those who read it the ordinary yet necessary activities typical of days spent at Harding. The scenes captured here reveal the Harding student at work, at play, and at worship. Ohh! Thu! needle was at least lwa miles long! Wilh sludenls help the inhrmcry stat! gives every student a physiCUl examination betcre he registers. 1 You have lo take this many lesls to get inihow do you get out? Freshmen reception 7 learning the meaning 0! At Harding We Freshmen tests are required at every entering student. Sing't. 68 Registration. All Are A Necessary First Week of Harding Life. A series of tests and a period of orienlulion fall the 101 of that dazed group of human beings known as freshmen. but upperclctssmen as well are subjected to the inconveniences of physical examinaiions and registration lines. What a mack 0! bucks! Suppose I'll ever study ali oi mam? , . wondnr which one of these cards I give to him? When Rees pays his bill. he will he issued activity and meal .7 I111. at laltl Hckets cmd reqislmlion will be completed Amid 1he smells and smokes 0! lab. organic chemistry sludents enlarge their repertoire cf iokea. and somelimas they even learn samethinq about organic synthesis. Classes, Work a Part of Stude The primary purposie of any college is 10 provide the opportunity for students to learn how to adjust themselves in a rap- idly changing world and become useful citizens in their communities The faculty of Harding College believe that this aim ccm best be fulfilled by applying Christian principles in their teaching, Not all student work is done in the Classroom, since a large percentage of 1he student body earn 011 or part of the cost of $heir education. This mark of hard earned education typlfies the high ideals Charaderistic of Harding. Time out from classes in mid-mominq lo unend chapel. Edifyinq our souls through worship and praise 01 God. In pradice leaching Alice applies her adv ucation courses to actual 1eachinq situav tions. Spoil the soup? Never! These home ec students knew how 10 cook! Sludlnl workers in the library 1155151 in obtaining the needed mcleriols. hip Are All t Harding Most of us worked from dawn '111 set of sun, bul lhe waxing crew's work was never done. These iellczhs will make good husbands , . lots of dishwashinq experience in the caleieria. Ruining again? Thai Coils ior roincoats, boots. and umbrellas. In spite of clouds and mun classes must go on. Sammy and 3m. Moore '- in lha music they love -Il IWI to hear. Ugh! That aiarm sure makes a racket! Is it morning already? And it's Bill Clark getting the day of! to a fine 51m! wilt his sixth piece of loasl, Which is harder: slaying awake in cm 8:00 class. or solving trig prob lama? Harding SpiriF Displayed Sidewalks crowded and stmem mkan ever by pedeslrians :13 students relurn 10 the campus Iron: chapel services al lhe College Church Building Hope I qoi c: lelter from Mom today: lack in my box, will ya? mad rush for muii after chapel. -I.-I HI Some of the fellows hom vet village thrash out problems over a coke in the inn between Classes. 11:40 classes and line culling mode the chow line move at a snuil's pave. Eunice smiles. but the customers don't look very enthusli ostic. Must be me usual beans and potatoes menu again. Typical Routine of Daily Better glance over that chapter in history, might nave a pop quiz: and therets no better place to do it than the lounge 0! the smdent center. -. 1 to you. On birthdaysi engagements. and home- dining hall ls filled with song directed at some 91117 -' : --n1. These fellows reveal the immest o! lha typical newspaper reader as Huey scan the sports page and the comics during the mid-afternoon lull. Those sprinq-llke days in the uanediClUble Arkansas winter draw couples from the Inn to 1he benches mound Ihe Qishpond. Concemralinq intently upon the mysteries revealed in bi- ology lab cam rapidly consume cm aflemoom n We lounge '15 pushed back ; the grand pianos 1 n one Of provisations, ins with his 1m nq mlo 1 m SUSIE Ihe COVE! D C. IBUU PGFQY Glik enleHa B i evening hours, mg: a 1 teacher requlr library unli'l and qriplnq Smdenm mm the 0K lnformngon ior on 74 X - Ionics: in every dorm close the day wilh song HGT - Clud in pajamas cmd adorned with bobby-pins. these 5miiv lng swe91hac:rta exchange Valentines. Such gebloqelhera are frequent much lo the dismay of the light checker. ..... kk.-.,,..-,V ...... QA,,,. v----- ' , on 5 n 90 111 These couplES seem rig mm: snelC kick and HSLZd being GPUH Uh al of me we femc u. ' n be able m - .xolude the t9 . g mdcor 'nk may me 0 Th! 1,, mm imro morning Nothing like a good round of bull sauion gab. Wonder what Ihe subject is this 1ime - wom- an or spams? 76 Sunday mommq worship begins every sludem's week. Sunday night young people's meeting affords an opportunity k develop as leaders in the Church; Religious Life Is Full and Varied Religious life at Harding is well planned to take care of the students spiritual needs. Besides the organized groups which include Sunday worship. young people's meetings. Monday night meetings and Bible classes, many spontaneous religious 0c- tivtties arise daily. The hymns sung in chow line and around the tishpond are examples of this tree and inspiring sense of the newness and majesty of God. Traditional tishpond sings allow us to pause in the midst at our busy day to be inspired with songs to God. In one of the Monday night meetings, tuck Wood Sears leads o All regular students are enrolled in Bible classes which broaden discussion concerning the problem which may arise in murrlaqe their understanding and appreciation ol the Scripturest and home lite. and their Christian astulioth 78 QUEEN OF THE PETIT JEAN Juanita Walton Nominee oi the T. N. T. Club m JEAN QUEEN ATTENDANT Janie McGuire Nominee o! the Koinonia Club PETIT JEAN QUEEN ATTENDANT Shirley Peqcm Nominee of the Delta Iota Club MAY QUEEN ATTENDANT Margaret See Nominee of the OEGE Club MAY QUEEN ATTENDANT Patti Mattox Nominee 0! the WHC Club MAY QUEEN Carolyn Poston Nominee of Ihe Regina Club MAY COURT First Row: JULIA HAWKINS, Metah Moe: IES HICHESIN, Mohiccn; FLORA IEAN TAYLOR, Lus Companeras; SAMMY FLOYD, Koinonia. Second How: MARTHA WOODY. Regina; BOB FUTRELL, Cavalier: WANDA FARRIS W. H. C.: IIMMY MASSEY, Alpha Phi Kappa: DOT GIDDENS. M. E, A.; BUDDY MYER Koinonic: Third Row: ALMA SANDERSON. Tofebl: RAY FARMER, Prater Sodalis; BARBARA COOPER Tu Go Iu: HERB DEAN, Galaxy: DORIS HAHMON, Cl E. G. E; BILL FULKS. Delta IPtcz: MAYE WHITE Delta Chi Omega: REX DAVIS. SubiT. Fourth Row: MELBA PILLOW, H. H. H.: ELMER GATHRIGHT, T. N. T: IOAN HAYES. Omega Phi: BILL SUMMETT Tri Slqmn DQHCI' SHIRLEY BIRDSALL. K. K. K.; KENT ROLL- MAN, Lambda Sigma; ALICE STRAUGHN. G. A. T. 131.: EDDIE CAMPBELL, Slgmcl Tau Sigma; JOAN DAVIS, Phi Deita: GENE POBINSON, Mohican. 5 TI N E D U T S D N U 0 .R IL IL A TI 5 DOT TULLOSS and BOB MANASCO 83 84 SENIOR CLASS FAVO RITES ALICE STRAUGHN and JIMMY MASSEY ?.JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES JOAN SMITH 0nd BOB ANDERSON JULIA HAWKINS 0nd NORMAN HUGHES S E .H R O V A F S S A L C E R O M O H DI O S mRESHMAN CLASS FAVORITES NORMA SMITH and PAUL MAGEE m. Jimmy Allen 10,9 Betts Rees Bryant WHO S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN Audrey McGuire Patti Mattox Shirley Pagan a'- I Vanda Gifford Betty Ulrey Louise Zinser HONOR STUDENTS Cecil May Audrey McGuire ALPHA HONOR SOCIETY Clockwise: Irma Coonsl Betty Ul- rey, Patti Mattox, Rodney Wald, Vonda Gifford, Bob Siringfellow, Audrey McGuire. N01 pictured: Arthur Bickle. Phil Perkins. N O G U EL R 0 Into all the world, Preachi ' : . r i! ; ' n ?I J - L l . H - a 1 - . STUDENT PFEACHERS. Finn! H: w. i311. ?.' : ' Wilhs hm Anri- ' ' ?:V'1LiPwrh-: l !; :zr .-: Irr:.n':r l H113 . . WK unu. Kay Mcs-r :Ic-u-tmi an: hmmv A Ruddsn. Buddy NIYFW, Mm-w Wuuvu Clw Ncrmur. Huql.-s Gpmld Lonz: Lunmy Bunwn. Eci, E , , Eimmy Mus mg, iarvey Arr1r ld. hmus i'iu-ilvy, F-tl Gilliam, Delmar Brrwm Almty. Owrm 01mm! Tlmrf Emu: Ieff Mmm, Ken ?xhwius, Chum chci, Galllrle-d Hairhotl, Icim llfnam, Rodney W'uld. Glam! BBI'WIINJUSGIL 31H W1Hmms BM f'hulm H-:rvey Shjrhnq, Al Sh' vu1:s CHHLMI Pumv, huxz-as szl, C'h'erE-s PHImun. Glenn Olbricht Harding has strengthened her posuwn OS 0 college InterCaaied principally m rehqmn by HIF- cxddmon 01 Dr. W. B. WesL IL, as head of 1h? BIN: dazcrlmerm Dr. Weft has siudzed theology 1n scum: of The best known Sshoclq 111 'ha wcrld mCludnw pzyst-dnrlorm work a! Oxiard Univorsny 111 England. Walh hm: hm; came 1r: added Snip;FI31S11IBHWlIKTHSPVIIVLHFEHE and languages In iurmnnng 1TH ymrpc-w wt '3 mum; mmisfers lo dC- llle wmk of ab. Lord m 1h; ' , .-- :':$?- 'rmy, r: Master uf Arls degree m Bibiu wm :-- 12H r-H. m-sqzrirnnq next yew. Plum: ure nnw imrv; z: . : : t .- Arm; lhe bes' rosjlble faculty and II'ICIlIIHJS Ir! H115 wmk. BIBLE 'r'Ax'HlIi ? Sealed; DI. I. D, Bules, Dr. W. E Wnsl. I'll. F. W HUME? Siandrng: Andy T. Rilchw, Lnslw Hullr' S. A 5911. NC! Plctured: Dr. 17 W Sears, : r 5mm 92 Gospel to Every Creature EGrIy mcrninq sums are the rule, since many studem preachers :ruvel OVPr u hundred miles M: fhei: appcintmems. - weekend, iron. late Saturday afternorn Sunday morning, our student preach- the campus going to Eheir various ntE-some by car, some by bus, and loo! and thumb. The good done by . ls immeasurable. Mainly through , every community in this area has 1.- on of Christians meeting neczr 1L mine: this year a Negro mcm who ' Grids to one of these boys was bap- u rlva' near here. This is just one of nples of personal work done by our boys'Ldmodem Pauls wiih first cenv The benches may be hard and :he WOHS dingy, but lhe disciples have met to wcrship God 111 Spirit and in lrulh. No: the- lens! of the blessings enjoyed by sludenl paeochers is the fellcwshlp with breth- ren in Christ. Firs! ch MGrqme' Brown, M'ITY Evans-zrt, Ann Bm.ik-:-, I' Irma Cwns, Seccnd Row: Hmrld Rcmme, Mzkn Mmmp, : Long, Delmar Tiur'i me: Rvarall Mv:N:l:v, R 3 Kmth hm Muxwe-H. Nor PJr'fuIe-J: G911; RCHHSDn, Brelsue Danieis. Bmwninq, Iohn Spickler, Sum wa'h. 3th Anderson Iahn Mcoro. 195 FUN Nll DEAF LANGUAGE CLASS K w .. , Fusr Row: Eiiemn HECVEL 51-1 .5. 0-. :m:-2 Pdanj. Gctlfried HEIChEJ. ICL. DEUTCHLANDERS 94 COUNTY FARM Every Sunday afternocn for Inczny years, a group of students goes lo Ehe county farm and hold worship services im the Chmch rl'iembers there. tERSONAL ANGELISM - :1 - a1 singing is a ieuture oi the personal evangelism classes 2- by Bro. Ritchie. COTTAGE EMBLE CLASSES Each Wednesday niqhi groups of students go to homes scattered over the area 10 teach 1he Word of God. A Tornado Struck and we Put Our Christianity into practice THIS WAS. JUDSONIA .A.;-7 meIrjzz la: :2: N'J'Ma Hseif. hut cs PPHVJNJ H.Ci desirua'H'J-J mi; -: HIM 11'1- - 1! H311! 2'11' mad : w W Hui: v . me : b. Every- ' 7,1ij .L. ,3! OT hcrrcx was ch had .. .. 1'qu gmd the hcme -1. Tr H y 3153-5316 US long - wuy , I 1h2 31 ' rn; TF-IlLULIJS, the rum; H zzrlmv: W11; kw .zyt'r nytnous with .. 1.. . IETV'Y ihO 1 Harding sludents helped in the grim work oi searching for bodies. . ' The T 31-:- ' - '7hlarsh became C: cemer for n2 the hcmeiess were housed in 1he field tributicn rf rmd clclh , cmd suppiies pour- m the 0:119:19 cuietwm. 1r; ircu; ung-st; 171- :19 1!! C'V-EI +1? tar. rtm Student Government Giv HMMY MASSEY SHIRLEY PEGAN' Vice-Presiden! Secretary IIMMY ALLEN Presidenf of the Student Association During :23 second yen: d eximence, chrqu's 1110' 95: gcver nne t funclicned eff! e :t! JL-j w 1L EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF THE STUDENT b I n G r Y r e The CcunCil was WJHm-g 13 dlsCUSs any problem ASSOCIATION brought 1-: it by the smdgms and was promp! 23 take F, ,. , h I qctlcn. Under 1316 cc,1;:,-ul:w1e leadership 01' Ilrramy Al- . :srckwnw: u.:,:. . pm Brcwm fnny: . , WWW P: I Mm W Dr 4M. Gm Jen, they worked fmtthlly wsth he Lest mierests of pmk. imp 3y ,- 9.3x Angluzs :1 ' the students rmd' W19 school always 1:: Riznd. U 98 ents A Voice In School Affairs GIRLS, DOMITORY COUNCIL Seared: Mrs. Pickens. Mrs. West, Verna Vaughan, Peggy Ham. Standing: Carolyn Kilpanick, Kcnhryn Roberts. Alma Sander- son. Shirley Pegcm, Nancy McDomehs. Not Pictured: Louise White. VET VILLAGE Joe Bans; Horvgy Arnold. Mayor; Iohn Davis ARMSTRONG HALL COUNCIL Seated: Glenn Boyd, Walter Dale, Hay Young. Gerald Long Bill Wilson. Clement Ronsburqh. Standing: Bob Winter. A1 Lee, Sam H111. George Gregg, Rob Pins. Royal Bowers, dormilory manugpr. : , Standing: Mary Ann Whitaker, Maud Iackson. Martha Woody, Sumh Langley. Dot Tuttosu Carl- dene Williams. Seated: Lloydene Sanderson, accompanist, MENtS QUARTET Standing: Paul Smith, Lloyd Bridges, Jim Starks. Paul Clark. Seared: once Burt. accompanist. As it to prove our slogan of At Harding We Sing . the musical organizations are the school's leading activity groups. The more taiented and experienced musicians make up the member ship of the sextet. quartet, and small chorus, but every student has the opportunity of joining some singing group, since the glee Clubs and large chorus are open to all. Besides furnishing onvcumpus entertainment. most of the Choral groups travel and take the spirit of Harding singing into a'lorqe area of the country. h h +-- 0-1, dd Iackie Roden. Frances Inqolisi Carolyn Poston. Mane Jenkins, Dct Mushtmrn, Dc! Tulioss, Betty Mitchell. . director; Hazel Strcud, Melba Pillcwl Nancv MrDrimeis, Mattie Lcu Geer. Mary Neil Hoqgt Shirley Ann Whitaker Second How: Sarah Lonqiey W'cndq Greene Ann De'm. Joyce Buri, Mary Io Hare, 111101115. Iune Woods, Corinne Russell, Peqqy Lydir. Louise Whiiei Juanita Written, nge White. Marion - Copeland. Third HUW: Gerald Long. Peggy Strung Peggy West. Joan Hayes. Margaret See. Florence 1 , Brown, Rita Nossamun, Kathryn Roberts, Ann Wriqnll Geraldine thllnwny, Eileen Hoovert Ruby Boss Osborn, Larry Waters. Fourth How: Don BlGCkl Buddy Myer, Tommy Thrmikili, Rob Pitts. Iohn WaqV Wright. Jimmy Rheudnsil. Glenn Boyd. Bob Euhanks. Charles Coxt Ray Farmer, Nelson Matthews, Norman 11 Moore, Ken Rhodes. Filth Row: Cecil Cox, luck Chcole, Phii Perkins, Iohnny Browni Eddie- Campbell, -h1. Itm McAuley, Don See, Don Goodwin, Bob Nossriman. Alfred Petricht Glenn Oihricht Murray W'nmn. 7. No: Pictured Alice Simuqhn. Eiizcbeth Hoit Nrmcy Hickman Doris Mclnmrti Helen Nave Bonnie Stone, .Ruby Todd, Carolyn Huggins Peggy Cr: e1, Ednie Graham Eileen Snure Mane Willis IUltCI WSmilh, Sammy Floyd Paul Smith Al Wu gnon Keih Smith E3111 Snerriil EC: Hampton Boyd Lemh 1.Morqan Richardson Jack Rouse Dale W :iion ffiAt Harding We Sing SMALL CHORUS SMALL CHORUS OFFICERS Standing: Mary Io Hare, secv retory;Murrc1y Warren president; presidenL Seated: Andy T. Ritchie, director. Charles Cox, vice- The most widely traveled and best known Harding organization is the small chorus. whose members are selected each fall through the try- out system. Under the direction of Andy T. Ritchie, this group travels thousands of miles each year, singing for high schools, churches, and Civic organizations. Besides spreading their songs by travel the chorus records a weekly radio program, broadcast by twenty- -five stations in eight states Through these and other activities the small chorus has done a great part in bringing Hard- ing before the eyes of the nation. Off 1.1: ?he ,- 'k .f -.ia1wn Y-hunz'w: -:111 day On the buck 1 vi the Ems :3 until you're hourse-gel m bed: mt Imdn mt, rmd then start the whole EerLQ I'VVQI' :Iqmt'. E'h-T-XI day. Sound had? Mriny'mr- hm small :1'1 ms. members wouldlz'i muss 3: 1m dnyehmg. Ir. splle cf a few hardshlg TILVH'III mm :5111';.'- 1;-'5 the fur: and 1n- SpifClTl: c: :Jcnvchorus ITJE-I' 1113: and near- nes- .-v9d each trip is V u! ei-Very smdem whc impossu' has in wmll remember :hcse ? :2 ,: 1h: Lighzesf life at h..xrd.ng. -: 4 his y-u u. Inspiration, Fun, and Food-- Formula For A Chorus Trip Come on! Hustle inlc whm rohn! We're fifteen minu!95 lme already! :.. bum: lnlo song at the downbeat. Hurry off wilh my suitcase! Fm ready Jor bed rith now! It? spite of wm'nirms by Andy and vows to get Io 'rcd curly, most of the Chorus usually ends uy rtt u pr: 1y in lhe 11cm; 01 szme gracious church mE-m hers Who Stew; '15 7:31 TE;.,FCILHY Umjmusw :md paras . ' S mm errHF-yH M411: E'. :2, 1mm HM PL! 13m! :5; w my. be AM: Why 111ml? An- IHPIIY :0! HHUiQn, Jennnew: . ' Hrh. Liam, 1 th How: y A3 'L Sealed: mese Limser, Ruby Lee Ellis, Marion Stephens. Standing: Gene Iuiicm. Barbara Moms, Bob Murris, Sammy Floyd, Mcrqarei See. Glenn and. Oleta Gamer. A TE M PO Iimmy Rheudasil. Mary Catherine Daniels. Bill Clark. Dol Tullma. Curldena Williams. Marion Bushl Nedm Vaughan, Donna Zlnser. Jodie Graham, Glen Fulbright. Joyce Bum Ann Dean. Jack Plummet Activities Fee Brings Concerts During the first year of lhe Corlcert and cheum series, five programs were presented to the student body. Among those enjoyed were The Glass Menagerie . c1 vi'wlin con- 7 cert b 0 Brown, and The National Male uartet. Miss Jov Brown and her accompanisll Elhel Moms Y J Y Q Brown The concert series succeeded well with its purpose, which was to bring c1 professional culture to the student body and communiiy. . . . .1' CAMPUS PLAYERS anf Row: Nr-idn Holtom sponsor, Bill Wllliums, ETA OMEGA CAST OF ALPHA PSI OMEGA From Row: Evan Ulreyl Audrey McGuire, Charla Cmnford, Pam Mmmx Mary Lou Jr.l:r.sm1 Sponsor, Mrs. Cone Mrs. Armsuonu, Mrs. Calhccrl, Dr. F W. Mal- E1leen Snurre, ShiIEmy Sudderm, Serond How: Smoh Ccpelsml, Ruby on. Second Row: BeHy Ulyey, Derm Segrsl Nelda Hollon. Mary Lou Lee EH15. lessie Lou Smith VVrIndn Funisl Betiy Ulrey Thuzf Rcw: Ichnson. Thzm' How: Audrey McGuire, Pam Manox. Eileen Snure. Tuck Plummer, Benny Holland, Meredim Thcm Bill Summiti. Fourth Row: Dr. I. W. Sears, Dr; I. E Pryor Lesiie Burker N0! Pic- !Ineri: Benny Holland Ruby LEE Ellis, Lurk Plummet, Meredith Thom. Miami: Fania HOUSE LIGHTS DlM--A HUSH Drammic ciut programs are widely varied This one is a demonstration of lhe fine or! of muke-up. LL19 i3n t quite as Simple as 1: seems- you pm a bunch of city folks in a col- Vage for A Night in the Country -Gnd just watch lhe camplicolions build up. Drumc in the middle of H19 Iunqle Players encm a scene from a vorkshop produciion, ' 5--IT S CURTAIN TIME -- kg! ' 11F 0' P1075 me produced in the W'orkshcpiand hvzrd wwk V1suing Players from LiHle Rzurk vividLy portray a scene from Ten- ' 2- planning are involved in each producticn. Everyzhinr; nessee 'W'llhcxms' drama. Glass Menuqexie . This was a highlith - . IO 13 tense drama Wlmessed above, is presented 1:: of the fcli term. Hm audiences. PHIL PERKINS Editor First How: Dot Tulloss, Snapshot Editor; Alice Strouqhn. Senior Editor: Wanda Farris, Photographer's Asistcmt.- Second Fl'ow: Norma Smith, Copy Writer; Eileen Snure. Copy Writen Rickie Arimura, Assistant Editor; Miriam Draper, Academy Editor. Third Row: Dr. Ioseph E. Pryor. Adviser. Not Pictured: Mozqan Richardson. Photographer: Bob Hampton, Photog- rapher; Kathy Cone, Copy Writer; Lin Wright, Copy Writer. The Petit lean was host to the first convention of Arkansas; college yearbook stutts. A. St Crabauqh, Dean of Arkunam; Tech. spoke utter c1 banquet in the Emerald Room. The staff of the 1952 PETIT IEAN was unusually efficient as evidenced by the fact that late hours, black coitee and hair tearing were unknown in the P. I. office. Our share in the new student activities fee gave the business staff 0 boost, and there was no more begging on bended knee to sell subscriptions. The activities fee also gave us cm increased income, and this made possible the greater number of pages and wider use of color. In spite of the usual run of headaches and dis. couragements, producing this yearbook has been 0 wonderful experience, and we hope thczt this book pleases you. the reader, so that our efforts will not have been in vain. JEAN ROBERT MANASCO Business Manama! :Ig Vice Praaidnm r,f MW E:1 : '.1Lu- -1' g1 WHwLHL-z mrr :mw l! r-IY COVE! Company FLI, Hi , ion on saw: di-mwr. .f'l. book Enn'lrm'mr; N4;'.-.' 21H. - .'. IA h-wri 1m: : :'1i- X Ilr , M u m linur: Hunk C r ' ': :Hr KATHY CONE Editor Frcnr How: 1' :!: Le: ' Cruwlord Mrizu REES BRYANT Business Manager EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS STAFF ' ' Lm: Fusst i'v'uvrj; Aim Wm: titer, were- I119 AHSILJI Baskerth Glrwa and - annual Omi' 111x11 C':;utn-;-1L Th 5-9 Hm I'h :y 11-- b'y' E udtenl '::r Hy k HE Ih- lhe gm -, 1 g-u'WmJ am .1 The 0:11 ' ' ' lines and came gm, schor:l . fares v:- the s'n-fis 2's. . 11 311: BISON - .4... .k. ,- REPORTERS AND COLUMNISTS From Row: Ruth Posey, Alice Suougkm. Irma Coons. Second Row: Tum Nelson, Bill Bell. Don Rusk. Don See, Ed Johns, luck Rhodes, Bob Strianeilow. Bill Sherrin, Iumes Zink. 'STAFF : h ll . h k . 1 t. l l After tabula'ion o! the vcies. Don Marlin. Democratic party leader. . .. r , . v . 1:11 to ' a PO 5 to V0 ? m ' 9 men FTESLEH 1' ac conqmlulmes the vmcnous Repubhcan chairman. Don Husk. 114 Firs! How: Lester Richesxn Frances Inqolls. Grunt Smith, Dot Todd. Scrcxh Copeland, Grace Mc- Heynolds. Bebe Daniels. Amos Davenport. Second Row: Bob Coldiron. Gene Robinson. Bill Wilson, Kenneth Fox, Olela Gamer, Margaret Brown. Aim Cheek, Don Giddens. Third Row: James Hampton, Shirley Rump1on, Audrey McGuire, Shirley Peqan, Carolyn Poslon, Glenn Olbrichl. Charles Crawford, Sidney Hubbard. Owen Olbrichl. FUTURE TEACHERS R. H. Bowers. Sponsor; Grunt Smith, President Amos Davenport. Vice President; Mary Io Hare. Secretary-Trecsurer: Mum's Lou Gear. Librarian. ,- X -mw - h- e Seated: Eunice Shewmaker, Mme Graham. Louise Zinser. loan Davis. Mary Helen Claymn, Marlon Bush. Gloria Millon, Ediih Reeves. Joanne Ichnsmn. Standing: Nancy McDaniel. Bob Manama. Wanda Adair, Mollie Lou Geer, Jo Lilly. Iumes Seal, Mary Io Hare, Wanda Farris. Lesle: Balcom. Iuanilu Wuhan. Dot Tulloss. Kent Burgess. Ken Noland, eJMERICA Iulicr Hawkins, member-al-larqel and Kenneth Rhodesh President. of the slate F. T. A. uuce students of education to 1he problems of the teach- h m. Thus mighi be stated the purpose of F. T. A. eeFuture -ui?.leerica. This energetic group of students tried to do ' Q'The Florence Cathccm Chapter of the state association ::t chapter in Arkansas A member of this chapier, -::. was elecled president of the state association kins, another Harding student, was voted member- was one of the most active organizations on the campus past year. Through contact with the professional side cf Visiting speakers, and group discussions. members were the serious business of teaching. One of the most events of their yecrhs program was an address by Dr. r on the problem of negro education in Arkansas. iproqrczm was cxiive and stimulating and will mecm years to the members. 116 Pallette Club Mrs. Mason, Betty Mi:chelL Tack Chcule, Betty Webb, Tom Morslmll, Meredith Thorn. Irma Coons, Nina Smnth, Mr, Roiuerm. Home EC Club Firs! Row13mbum Cooper, lean Darling. Mary Elia Grady LnVeme meson, Ann Eradke, Second ch: Muriel Proclor, June Adams. Ciura Proud, Martha Clark, Noreen Coltson. Third Row: Prmlinry Voyles, Sue Chapman, lunie McGuire. Poetry Forum Peggy Lydic Shirley Rump'm Lurline West morelond, Mr Hesser Donnu Zlnser Cecil May, jackie Filan CLASS CHAMPIONS. THE FACULTY RUNNERSVUP. THE SENIORS Front Row: Gene Jackson. Frank Kuchens, Eldon Billmqsv ley. Ken Childs, Harvey Arnold, Norman Rhodes. Berk .Row: Jimmy Allen, Max Vaughan, Emil Manes. Front Row: Harold Jackson, Eddie chqqett. Jess Rhodes. Iohn Lasater. Ice Pryort Back Row: Pinky Berryhill. CUH Genus. Hugh Rhodes. Athletics--Simple and Thrilling Featured Faculty Football Feast Not since Hays outrun Tilden has sectional bitter- ness loomed with such pleasing results as the Herd- ing athletic marathon of IQSI-SZ. Intramurcls though they were, they contained the basic elements of primitive savaqery, planned strategy and the flam- boyant desire to win. The reward-cr pat on the sweaty flank or a paragraph 01 type in the weekly paper. This was athletics at Harding-esimpte and strangely enough still thrilling. SCIIiff Cianus, teacher buiw cu- Jmmy All that took the an Offer evervthinq bu uh? 9 .y P of tuc 10m3x33: 5233's hem the eve ome. Hrst Senior-F acuity g Six lecm years of faculty football famine ended this season with the return of Clifton Genus, the pride of Orleans. For it was the powerhouse halfback that led the Quiz Kids to the class football championship. A game, but sadly outclassed Senior eight. specrw headed by Emil Memes and one James Allen, gave the intellectuals their toughest battle. a 1444 tie, only to flunk the final exam 12-6 in c tough playoff game. Again it's Allen with the ball on an .' sweep. Manes takes Harold lac ,' out of the play as Gcmua moves in e halt the Bradford Bun . t: CHAMPIONSHIP GIANTS How: Emil Manes. Ioe Bells. Eugene Fowler, Herman inch. Back Row: Ciement Ransburqh, Doh Brown, M DaVidBon, Iim McAutey. Bob Scott. Rain and Ireezing winds brought an unnmety Wows to inter softball play and left the pennant t-thulwtng in the record books on unsettled affair. Ct-w: dopesters conceded the flag to the Giants, 0 t k-horse aggregation driven by Clement Shad Authe Also in the derby run were the Braves t - Cardinals, boasting such standouts us Chunkin' 7 lay Olree. Robert Camp cmd Don Huskielads 0t - ubtless talents ant Row: Jimmy Allen, . m catching Harry Otree loo late. s.t' ALLASTARS Front Rcw: Max Vaughan. Harry Olree. Chnries Olree, Iimmy Alien. Bobby Camp. Phil Perkins, Burk Row Bob Whltcrafl, I. C. Hoe. Don Husk. Tough Weather Hurts, Giants, Seniors Cop Softball Pennants A sparkling senior nine outclassed comptetety 011 other opposition in the fast bull Class tourney, toying waste to the field with cm onslaught of power and clock-hke precision. A year bstcret the Samara playing then US tumors, rendered the Faculty help- less in the final tourney contest. This year behind Captain Max Vaughan the Frrurth Yenrmen did it cgcin. to the Sophomc res by way cf C1 1376 slashing. CLASS CHAMPIONS THE SENIORS Gene Iackson, Phit Perkins, Ncrman Rhodes. Back Flow: Lin Wright, Paul Moore. Ken Childs. Max Vaughan. Clement Hrlnsburqh, Emit Menest thmw trcm the cultield. Little Kenny Snyder scores BI-zvns 1:5 Dan Brown w.:it5 CLASS CHAMPIONS. THE SENIORS Front Row: Ray Younqi Ken Childs, Norman Rhodes. Back Howl Bock Frank Kitchens. Poul Moore, Bob Hampton, Clement Ransburgm ?5 9- . ROESOxgsd Monq 0V3 C35 Volleyball Fills Off Season Play Though volleyball failed to arouse a great amount of spec- tator interest, the off season sport flourished amid heated in- terest of its participants. The Blockers, c1 sextet composed of the finest granite heads in intramurals. copped the mythical crown in late season with G timely win over the Nesters. U. S. certified beef like Walter Nelms. Pounding Paul Moore, Kenv Ray Younq Naslar's neth Childs and Eddie Campbell made the oft considered dull mummuly, TQM : game one of quick wits and powerful pill poundinqito the Ionad pacamem 5 m enjoyment and surprise of c: few scattered fans. . and in return gets a slashing foreA Frank Kilchens 9645 581 TO make a play hander from Blocker Billy Howell as nel- 0n OWEN Olbrlchl's kili . man Bill Bell ofiers verbal support. BASEBALL ALLSTARS 'j : Dian Cums. Hmmy Allen. Sidney chcn. 11111 Blunselx . BObby Camp. Buck How: Iack Lay, Gene Moerr, Max Vaughan. 109 Burroughs. Wendell Tyree, Mack , m Fletcher. Tigers In Easy Diamond Victory Spring brought with its sun streaked afternoons nine Egan's. unleashed by some heserk maniac from Detroit. who .. pad the coveted major league flog by a margin of two and half games. For 1hese Bengals were strewn with power . speed that made them cm almost sure choice to win the 'wn before one George S. Benson chunked the Opening Day into the din of Benson Field. Such standouts as Cliff el. league leading hitter, Max Vaughan. Dean Curtis and Fletcher added glittering color to the diamond rmme. Yankee slugger Wen- dell Tyree is set for the pitch as Tiger backstop Cliif Seawel flushes his signal. . Genelackson.cmemp15 Seuwal puts the ball on Wynn Jones .10 . hm the runner slides in cut of? Cl Yankee rally. Ray Wright calls the pluY. s CELTIC LEAGUE AND SCHOOL CHAMPIONS. THE IRISH Front Row: Bob Brown. Ken Kaiser, Clams Green. Back Row: Emil Manes, Harvey Slurlinqi Al Po leele. Almost without effort. basketball clung sternly to spot No. 1 on the athletic hit paerHn overall ensemble of finesse and darting accuracy. in the Celtic league the Irish, cheered on by shillulcth swingers Emil Memes. record scorer, and towering Harv Starling led 1119 Na- S ' ' Marta Band 10 an impressive Celt victory and later to c: BaSketba eason H lghllg ht, AS thrilling school championship scrap over the Teutons. CHANWS :opHoMORESr CLASS TOURNEY Mo -- ' Portlh ' lee. DC'Wd - 11.. Front How1kc;:xle5 ?NLH orotichh Lehman . C - ' 5. irish center. 6695 $2511; Ligievaglorhnm Iohn wmgm HowaY swung. 331 me gebound work ago! ci the Huns eyes e 01 the Magyar his unonhodox gelan 5m m 1 C- R0 ' jump shm' basket. icde-GWUY MAGYAR LEAGUE CHAMPIONS. THE TEUTONS From Row: Toe Mmlox. Charles Coil. Rex Davis Back Row: Roy wnqm, S1eve Todd. Ken Penin. Charles Olree. Steve Todd's Teuions were easy victors in the Magyar loop. The Pistons won the Minor League title. And there were other sports, tooeiennis, golf and tmck-counted out of this book by deadlines: sports that, like the above; h ' ' at the longest are soon forgotten to make room for next ' . 9 TeUtOnS, PlStonS Win year's stars thqi never ending flow of athletes unable to avoid the beckoning call of Play Ball! a 10 amercePS hon races DOD fuck! Max Vouq d i We! hman makeh c155 inie de l I e Danes o B . d Roe os the Teulcn-Svfm h up, R LEAGUE CHAMPS KeDDY 99:: aim in me am at '- e ' ' O uns ' mgr. maker, Ealp 1 Moggi-k 1;? Emsmla. bn aw Buss MCNUI , Wk Row: . meh- Tennis and Cross Country IUNIORS, WINNERS OF THE CROSS COUNTRY RACE T EMIL MENES ee' : Le Rich '1 St ndi : Bobby Camp, enm's and i gitingygE-torto; Clihoersile: Cos. Ban Anderson. Biii Ping P0119 Champ Eslicki DIRECTORS OF GIRLS' SPORTS Audrey McGuire Iessie Lou Smith, Sarah Copeland Girls' Sports e c: reaction to the mmpetitiva- spirit of our young women at Harding; that which brings out the true character of C: woman, whether. she is Temperamentai, stubborn and spoiled, or. whether she is fair, tolerant, and cheerful; that which brings one c: new circle of friends; and above all, that which trains our young women in some of the highest principles oi Christianity. Our women's athletic program was headed by Pinky Berryhiil. with Audrey McGuire, Jessie Lou Smith. and Sarah Copeland directing the swimming classes, the freshman recreational ac- tivities, arid intramurols, respectively. Intramurats opened with softball and progress- ed with volley bolli basketball. badminton and ping pong. The height of our program was bas- ketball, with Class and dorm tournaments, intru- murcxls, and the annual all-stcxr game. The short moments spent in athletic activities . will not be soon forgotten. Those little flareups. x the disappointments, the anxiety and nervousness Cll'ld the joy of victories will all be remembered as 0 part of the happiness of our Harding women who took part in the sport program. SOFTBALL CEAMPS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Elm Gtady. Mildred CCChmn. Norms Crosby, Audrey Kneeh'ng: Audrey MCGuire. Sarah Copeland. Sfandxng: , x , Ruby Todd. Mxldred Cochran. Nadine Armstrong. Nina Smith. 'BASKETBALL ALLETARS THE EAGLES BASKETBALL ALL-STARS. THE HAWKS ' Alla Cheek. Norma Crcsby, Rickie Anmum, From How: Nancy Van Winkle, Norma Sundersl Ramona 7 I Claylcm. Back Howl AudIey McGuire, Grace Newton. Silvia Hyche Back Row: Murqarel Hunnicuu, June 3 - . Kathryn Roberts, Nina Smi:h. Bonds, Mary Etta Grady. Camille Anderson. 0 T VA .- , ., 531' ? Illdh aw. -Jf JIO 'I BASKETBALL CHAIVTPS Frcnr Iw'hwu M-m, Nah Hum, Mm'y Helen Ciuy'cn Bark Ruw: Nmu: Sun'h. quhryn Rabex's. Elizaberh Herndon. EILEEN SNURE Ping Pong Champion 126 I Y W .H WW; u HIM. 1 k .. i J 1 ' r' ' V I A . Ir H K . F ., . oz? Teas, Bids, Pledging, Initiation? Social clubs formed cm integral part of our lives at Harding. We will look back with pleasure and amusement at pledge week gour own, and later ones. when we gave the orders. We'll re member dozens of neatly shined shoes, eggs covered with auto- graphs, and nine o'clock performances in the Inn. i But there is another side of Club life. The beauty of formal initiations . . . the sense of achievement when we'all pulled together and staged a very successful banquet . . . Ihe good feeling we got when, pausing in a bull session other club meeting. we took a sort of satisfied look at the people around us-our r friends . . . 1he way we hate to leave at graduation, and some- limes maybe, we'll think again of ihe last 1hing said before pcm- ing, I'll come back for ihe banquet next year. Receiving bids wcts cm eagerly cmd somelames anxiously awniled pan of social club lile. This happy Freshman mus! have received one from lhe rith club. VG .7 mg over I1 H L Dpu CIT m 116 cm mo tupns .OL' B , ' 5 G q I W1 1' o I e A P 51 w wd ber pledges Somehmes we wonder by I , ' I 1r . 1 0k w Mute! T93 he u lite AH Chb . Wawk icqqn 31 1.01:2 Fwd? It's no! u mudwcmun u only Mary Lou Johnson performing a! me All Club Tea. l Arnuce Club Life At Harding The sign might be misleading, but we're mm of one thing. It's pledge week! ' 11A ' C' beuuliiui Clinv: ubs. A J Formal mm: ions w 1 for many 01 :he girls 5 Make em shinel' he mosl common This inilialicn was not formal and we seri- ousiy doubt 1'! the unfortunme poldges Bow much beauty in il. Queen 01 the 1951 May Fate, Bettye Kell Cock, and her Part of the 1951 May CourL whose members are selected attendants. Carolyn Poston cmd Margaret See from the variou5-socicl clubs. May Day, Banquets, Outings, And Song The Kolnonius serenade. Club activities vary considerably, ranging irom formal banquets to very informal outings. where the fashionable quire is blue jeans and plaid shirts. Perhaps the most importum club sponsored activity is the annual May Fete. traditionally directed by the In Go Iu Club. The graceful May Day scene is preceded by many mornings oi rising at six cr. 111. and winding the pole in the mud of a rain soaked campus. Another traditional club activity is 1119 serenuding of the Koin- onia Club when the girls thered m darkened windows to listen to the rising voices, forgetting for a few moments the daily grind of school life. The Delta Iolus used Orchids in the Moonlight 10f ihalr Boyle Park was the seene oi last sprlnq's bcnquel Theme. GATA outing. 4 Alpha Phi Kappa Presidentd-,,,, .....- ,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ioe Betts Vice President. -, .V , ............ Iimmy Massey Secretary-Treamrer ......... , , , , NW Bob Coburn Scribe -,,,-- 44---..n ,, ..-----Bi1l Wilson Sponsor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Charles Pilner K First Row: Iohn Boqga, Iimmy Massey, Glenn Ohbricht. Don See. Bob Morris, A1 chnon. Second Row: Glen Balienhdusen. Walter Nelms. Bill Clark. Eugene Smhh. Don Black. Iirn McAuley. Charles Pimen Third Row: Iohn Figgins. Bill Wilson, Ralph Hartman, Stanley Sayers, Bob Cobum. Ioe Bans. Pat Dorsey, Don Webb, Nelson Mot- !hewn. Owen Olbricht. Tommy Baird. Nor Pictured: Morgan Richard SOIL Stag outing and initiation in a cave. Apple pie supper at the Legion Hut. Spring outing at Camp Tahkodah. Cavalier President .u w ........... VCIQment Ransburqh Vice Presiden! ..................... Charles Cook Secretary-Treasurer ................... Don Martin Sponsors ........ Clark Stevens and Leland Waters Seared: Ralph Moore, Leland Waters. Kan Keiger, Paul Moore. Standing: 1. C. Roe, Don Martin, Ray Young. Leon Gleason. Percy me. Clement Ransbuth. Nor Pictured: Charla: Cook. Steve Todd. G. 1'. Wheeler. 11:, John Williamgi Al Poteele. Bob Futrell. Jim Slarks. Hay Writh. Don Maxwell. Initiation. Country style banquet at the Legion Hut. Annual spring outing. Project: student loan fund. Delta Chi Omega Fall Winter Maya White ...... President ...... Peggy O'Necl onco Burt ,,,,,,, Vice President - -- - Manha Clark Norma Lou Hamilton- Secretary ,,,,,, Betty Webb Sponsors -- Mrs. A. S. Croom 0nd Avon Lee Baxter Sealed: Mary Burton, Bobbie George, Eunice Shewmcker, Peggy Lydic. Neva Ransburqh. Janie Graham. Norma Lou Humillon. Signding: Joyce Burt, Peggy ONaal Io Lilly, Betty Webb, Marilyn quars, Martha Clark. Nor Pictured: Maya White. New sansor. Mrs. Baxter. Seven new members. Banquet at the Rendezvous. Theme: Look Before You Leap . Annual spring outing. Delta Iota President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 ...... Robert Manasco Vice President ............................ Jimmy Allen Secretary-Treasuren. . -.. - ......... -Kent Burgess Parliamentarian,.--,r , , , ,,,,, Jimmy Rheudasil Sponsor'i ........... ,, ,,7,7,,,, -,.,-J. D. Bales Furs! Row: Bob Brown. Charles Crawford, Larry Crawford, Ponder Wright, Shirley Pagan, Tom Marshall. Kczuo Kuscno, David Under- wood. Second Row: Tom Nelson Paul Magee. Ken Noland, loe Sheffield, I. D, Bales, Charles Coil, Ken! Burgess, Jim Hampton. Third Row: Robert Manusco Paul Hanna, Iimmy RheudasiL Bob Eubcznks. Jimmy Mien. Rob Pins. Bob Scou, Ranch Kurtz. Fourth Row: Iim Noonon. Ioa Disch. Lowell Blankenship. A! Lee. Bill Fulks. No! Pictured: Keith Smith. Rober1 Sewell. Bob Hampton Maticn Baker. Don Picker. Lee Miller. Bob Turnbow. Eighteen pledges initiated. Shirley Peqcm chosen to be club Queen. Vesper serices Cd Hobo Island. Banquet at the Rendezvous Jun. 15. Theme: Orchids in the Moonlight. Spring outing at Blanchard Springs. 134 Frater Sodalis President -, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Roy Farmer Vice President ...................... Don Goodwin Secretary -7 ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, , ....... Dew'm Kiinhl Treasurer ,,,,,, , ........... , ............. Ted Morris Sponsor NV --,u-, ,,-----w,-, Andy T. Ritchie Seared; Huey Wuiles, Dewm Klinhl, Dick Shelton. Don Goodwin, Andy T. Ritchie. Standing: Bob Purdom. Mike Moore, Bill Muckey, Roy Farmer, Paul ReifL No! chlured: Ted Morris, Cecil lohnston, Roy Smut, Dick Coxey. Party in the Emerald Boom. March 29. Club Sweetheart, Alice Strauqhn. presented with sweater. Annual spring outing. Galaxy President .............................. Biil Curry Vice President ....................... Glenn Boyd Secretary Jack Plummer ' Treasurer ....... ................. Percy Francis . Scribe ............................... Herb Dean I Sponsor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 'Evcn Ulrey Firs! Row: Kan Komekmi. luck Purdom. Charles Pittman, Buster Map tin, Evan.U1rey. Herb Dean. Second Row: Bob Noaauman, Bill Curry. Gfenn Boyd. Kan Rhodes. Carolyn Posmn. Keilh Stella. Don Hicks, Dale Hulen. Jack Chooie. Third Row: Jack Plummer, Kenneth Fox. Moms Walker, Sidney Homon, Meredith Thom. Benny Holland. Percy Francis. Nor Piclured: Charles Richardson Lloyd Bush, lack Davis. Paul Smith. Christmas party. Banquet atthe Rendezvous. March 1. Theme: Mad Tea Party based on' c por- tion of Alice in Wonderland. Annual spring outing. Project: annual Christmas card posted over dining hall doorway. . MIL? M GATA Foil Winter Alice Strcughn ----.Hr,,,, r --- Janie McGuire Presndem Jamie McGuire W, , ................... Pat Rowe Vice President Bernie Hagan . . . . ,,,,,,,,, Rickie Arimuru Secretary Joyce Fuller , , , 7 , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Joan Smith Treasurer Sponsor: Mrs Eddie Baggen and Mrs. Jess Rhodes .315ng Firs! Row: Jorelu West, Tuckie Miller, Ianie McGuire, Rosemary Hubbard. Second Row: Pcn Rowe Belly MilcheH, Alice Slraughn. Peggy Sirane, Bernie Hogan, Wund'x Adair. Mary Lou iohnsonr Third Row: Mrs. BoqqetL Mrs. Rhodes, Icyce Milier, Eudie Morris. Econ Smith, Ann Wright Peggy W651 JoAnn Mien. Rickie Arimum No: P1clured: Ginger Lee Pledges give spaghetti supper. Formal iniiiation by candlelight in the Rhodes home. Banquet at the Mayfair, February 29. Theme: King Neptune's Court. Annual spring outing Project: Christmas gifts for orphans CH Wichita, Kansas. 1 HHH -;h Fall Winter Ella Mae Lancaster - ,,,,., .......... Melba Pillow :- President I F Sue Allen ; , , -.. u, -- m , .,,,,-- Noreen Coltson Vice President g Doris Mclnmrff , , ---. , ,, r, - Mattie Lou Gear 5 I Secrermvareasurer Ruby Lee Ellis - - ................ Muriel Proctor - Reporter m Sponsor -, ,7, .uhhv, n- , k1, Nelda Hol1on First Row: LaVeme Crowson. Sue Allen. Ruby Lee Eliis, Muriel Proc- lor. Mary Katherine Daniels. Second Row: Noreen Colison, Melba Pillow. Ella Mae Lancaster, Mattie Lou Gear, Jackie Filcm, Nor Pictured: Doris Mclnlurif, Carole Nixon, Dom Pillow. Formal, candlelight initiation in Cathcari Hall. Banquet at the Rendezvous February 9. Theme: Valentines. Annual spring outing. Ju Go Ju Fall Winter Louise Zinset ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Rita Nossaman Premdenf Rita Nosscmcm 7, ,7 , WW Shirley Sudderth Vice President Shirley Sudderih -....-. --...------... ah Doris Storey Secretary-Treasurer Shirley Peqcm -........ . .......... Carolyn Stuart Reporter Sponsor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mrs. L. C. Sears A Front Row: Carolyn Stuart, Barbara Cooper, Murlhu Sue Davis, Shirley Pagan, Dot Tulloaa. Seared a! Piano: Cynthia Kern Donna Zinger. Standing. Marilyn Price Mary Smnh. Shirley Sudderih, Do! Mashbum, Louise Zinser, Iona Sutherlln, Judy Day, Rim Nossamun, Doria Storey, Barbara Richards. Not Picrured: Ieannaue Black. Formal initiation by ccndlelighi at home of Mrs. L. C. Sears. Banquet C11 Rendezvous, February 22. Theme: May Fete. Annual spring outing. May Fete. Kappa Kappa Kappa President ........................ Shirley Birdsall Vice President ...................... Merle Gtm'eti Secretary-Trecsurer ........... Grace McReynolds Reporter ......................... Iletc: Buchanan Sponsor ................ Mrs. Cliff Gcmus Firs! Row: Camille Anderson, Olela Garner, Norma Jean Ierrard. Alta Cheek. Second How: Sue Chapman, Eileen Hoover. Shirley Blrdsull, Mrs. Gcmua. Grace McReynolds.-Merla Garrett, Florence While. Third How: Sarah Copeland. Carolyn Kilpatrick, Yvonne Davin. Issue Lou Smith, Joanna Johnston. Marion Bush, Mary Elia Grady. Ilela Buchanan. Pledges with one gold and one grey stock ing and huge keys. Initiation in home of sponsor, Mrs, C. L. Gcmus. Banquet m the Mayfair. Theme: Old New Orleans. Crowning of king and queen of the Mcu'di Gras. 140 Koinonia President ........................... Max Vaughan Vice President ...................... Ken Leopard Secretary Treasurer ....... - - - --, W Ferrell Ware Bulldog ........................... Phil Morrow Sponsors- .Leslie Burke and Sam ChiQholm Sealed: Emil Manes. Buddy Myer, Sammy Floyd. Larry Waters. Ken Snyder, Kan Leopard. Sam Chisholm, Ferrell Ware, Phii Morrow. Standing: Bill Shipp. Frank Davidson. Tommy Thrullktll. Jamel Shear. Max Vaughan. Molt Jones. Ken Chllda. Don Brownl Phil Parking, Ior Mattox. Not Pfcfureo': Dick Morrow. Pam lean Queen nominee, Janie McGuire, gains finals. Initiation at the Legion Hut. 5 Serenading the girls' dorms. Banquet at the Rendezvous, February 15. with KOIN-TV show. Doris Storey elected club sweetheart. Annual outing m Petit lean. Sealed: Ralph Younger, Charles Cox. Iehn S. Moore. Richard PElGum, W. K. Summlu, Glen Burgess, Ken! Roliman, Norman Hughes. Stand- mq: Cecil Coxl Jack Poland. James Girdlay, Bryan Roberts. Royal Bowers, John T. Moore, Bob Anderson, Delmar Browning. Virgil Nor Pictured: Billy Howell, Paul Lavender. Stag outing at Wyldewood. Initiation ct Hobo Island. Informal supper at Summit! home. Bright Lambda Sigma club ties. Spring outing at Petit lean. Lambda Sigma Presideni . , ...................... Bob Anderson Vice President .--.. - -..-- . .- nu , - Jack Poland Secretary-Tteasurer -- h -nw--n- Norman Hughes Sponsorskw. K. Summitt and Royal Bowers Las Companeras Fall Winter Bonnie Cropper .................. Bonnie Cropper President Flora lecm Taylor ............... Flora Iecm Taylor Vice President Betty Murth ...................... Betty Murphy Secretary'Treasurer Betty Scrivner .................. Louise Crawford Reporter Mae Ann Tucker ................ Mae Ann Tucker Historian Sponsor ................... Mrs. S. A. Bell Sealed: Sandra Bumetle, Mae Ann Tucker. Christine lanes. Betty Scrivnar, Norma Sanders. Bonnie Cropper. Slandlnq: Mary Elma . lune Bonds. Louise Crmvicrd. Flora lean Taylor, Annabell. Johnston, Bony Murphy. Eight new pledges. New Year's Eve party 01 the Ball home Banquet March 1. Theme: South at the Border. Weekend at the Bell farm. April 12. Annual outing. Project: Senior pictures in the Administra- 1ion Building. MEA Fall Winter Audrey McGuire ............... Caddene Williams President Vice President Kathryn Privelt Vondc: Gifford ...................... Dot Giddens Secretary-Treusurer Reporter ......... Ruth Carver Sponsor .......... 7- Mrs. Andy T. Ritchie Sealed: Christine Cole. Carolyn Huggins, Audrey McGuire, Vonda Gifford. Sylvia Hyche, Polly Farmer. sfondinq: Kathryn annlr. Paulina Voyiea. Mrs Ritchie, Ruth Carver. Nadine Armata-orugf No! Pictured: loan Johnston, Dot Glddens, Nedrc: VauqHam Curldene Williams. Franco: Crows. Twelve ne'w members ihitiated at formal candlelight Peremony in the Ritchie home. Gay Nineties banquet at the Rendezvous. Traditional Christmas party. Annual spring outing. uuunvn. 6w Metah Moe Fall Winter lune Adams ....................... Julia Hawkins President Mary Ann Richesin .................. Laura Perrin Vice President Ramona Newton ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Greek: Shewmaker Secretary-Traasurer Iulic Hawkins ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bess Osborn Reporter Sponsor UWWWFWHH- Mrs. J. W. Sears sawed: Groom Shewmaket, Jane Brummin. Mrs, Sears. M017 Ann Richenin. Iamce Murdock. Standing: Bess Osborn. Mary Lou Hunts. June Adam. Lawn Perrin, Ramona Newton. Julia Hawkins. Nor Pictured: Femudine Roller. Initiation, November 4. Valentine banquet, February 9. Annual outing. Proiect: Getting names and addresses of v former club members and keeping in contact with them. Mohican President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Walter Dale Vice President . --. -. . - ,,,,,,,,,,, Paul Osborn Secreicry --. - - . - .. ----,--,,- 4,,, Gerald Long Treasurer , ,- , . ,7 W H, 7, , , Murray Warren Sponsor . ....- . ,,,,,,,,,, Earle Moore Firs! Row: Les RiChesin. Iohn Hillis. Walter Dale. Earle Moore. Ger- ald Lonq. Kannelh Shewmuker. Second Row: Ralph Knight, Poul Osborn. Lehman Hull, Gene Robinson. Norman K99. Russell McNaHy. Third Row: Herman Spurlock. Kay Maser. Iim Maxwell. Harold Ro- mine. Marcus Barnett Leonard Hall. lease Willim Murray Warren, Mltauyuki Suzuki. No! Pictured: Elmo Hull, Zane Bradford. Annual banquet, outing! and hikes. Proieci: Purchase of c: set of commemcrries for Murray Hammond, cm ex-member of the club. now in the tuberculosis san- atorium in London, Ontario. Canada. 146 OEGE Fall Winter Elizabeth Holt ...................... Edith Reaves Presiden! Ruby Todd ., , r . --- .- ------- Thelma Harmon Vice President Margaret See ................ Barbara Billingsley Secretary Ercell Higginbotham ............. Elizabeth Holt Treasurer Thelma Harmon .................. Thelma Harmon Historian Sponsors: Mrs. Royal Bowers and Mrs. Russell Lewis Firs! Row: Ercell Higginbolhcm, Peggy Horn. Eiizabelh Holt, Jackie RodenA Second Row: Edhh Reuves. Mru. Bowers. Barbara Billings- ley, lean Garrison, Margaret See. Lurlina Wea1moralund. Third Row: Gloria Milton, Mildred Cochran. Louise While. Judy Tale. Maud lack- son. Doris Harmon, Ruby Todd, Thelma Harmon. Tea to install new sponsors, October 14. Initiation ceremony. October 18. Christmas Pcrrty, December 9. Winter banquet, February 2. Spring outing. Omega Phi Fall Winter Helen Yohe Joan Hayes Presiden! Nancy Van Winkle .................. lune Woods Vice Prasiden! ' Lillie Griffith .................... Barbara Butcher A Secrelary Iocm Hayes ............................ Nina Smith Treasurer Seated: Nancy Van Winkle. Iune Woods. Ioan Hayes, Nina Smith, Barbara Butcher. Ilnx Ncmca. Standing: Helen Yohe. Paiay Burch. Mary High. Belly Hulaey. Lillie Griffith. Mother Goose banquel at the Mayfair. Scrapbook of club history. Slumber cmd swimming parties. Phi Delta President ..................... Mary Helen Clayton Vice President ................... once Langdon Secretary-Treasurer ................... Irma Coons Parliamentarian ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Carolyn Mcchhem Reporier , w,,,h-. rm. , . -.-------- Joyce Witty Spcnsars, Mrs. I. P. Sewell and Mrs. E. T. Moore Firs! Row: Mary Helen Clayton, Marie Jenkins. Ianny Majors, Frances Enqlas. Second Row: once Witty, Irma Coons, Margaret Brown, Ieanelle K94. Carolyn McEachern. 10cm Davis. Third How: Theda Tockson, Joan Iohnston, Ruth Betls, Shiriey Hampton. Ruby Buner- field, once Langdon. Formal initiation. Sweetheart banquet at the Rendezvous Feb- ruary 1. Ruby Butterfield crowned Queen of Hearts. Club colors changed from purple and gold to white and red. Club flowers changed to white and red roses. Annual spring outing at Pem Iean. Project: Having c1 picture of the Seweils made to hang in the foyer of Sewell Hall. Regina Winter l 10 Ann Pickens 1--.. ..,,, ,,,,,,, Carolyn Poston Presig'en! 9 Mary Ann Whitaker ,W -. ,,,,,,,, Helen Nave Vice Premden! V Carolyn Poslon ,, 7 ---.. ,,,,,, Sarah Longley Secretczvare-usurer ,, . -,,,, Martha Woody 7 Reporter - Mrs: Joseph Pror : .. . L i. F011 Sarah Longley Sponsor CnLLEBE Sealed: Mary Nell Hoqq, Charla Crcmlord, Lloydene Sanderson, Camlyn Pouon. Mary Ann Whitalier, Mrs. Pryor, Bonnie Stone. Ann Dean, Jeanne Darling. Skmqu: Sarah Lonqley, Helen Nave, Faye Hora. Loyce Oliver. Mmlha Woody, Dot Todd. No! Pictured: lo Ann Pickens Sharon Stroud, Kathleen Black, Sue McColeb. Halloween pariy ior pledges, October 31. Formal initiation, November 9. Valentine party, February 14. Bunking party 01 the Pryor'sJ February 17. Banquet at Rendezvous, February 29. Theme: Blues in the Night. Annual outing at Petit lean. May 12. Proiecl: making dresses for an orphan girl. Sigma Tau Sigma President .......... 7 ................ Eddie Campbell Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,, , ............ Iohn Wagner Sacred: John Wagner. Iohn Brown, Eddie CumpbeH, Cecil May, Bill Williams. Wendell Kee. Standing: Clilford Payne, Lester Balcoml Bob Abney, David Ponerl Leroy Alexander. Stag outings m Bee Rock. Three new pledges. I Leap year party, February 29, in the Emer- ald Room. Spring outing at Petit lean. Sub T46 Skipper i--r ........................ Ferrell Daniel First Mare ............................. John Davis Second Mate ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . ..... Harvey Starling Quartermaster .m , JHMWWhW -, ,, Jack Rouse Sponsor ..................... Cliff Gcmus Saniad: Lloyd Bridges. Reid Bush, Iohn Davis, Ianall Daniel. Stand- .lnq: Her Davial Kan Parrin. CM! Genus, Not Pictured: lack Rouse Allen Iscm. Willard Davis. Eight stag outings. Ice cream supper. Basketball and swimming Pirate poaiy Spring outing. 152 TNT President ........................ Elmer Gathright Vice Presiden! ........................ Bobby Camp Secretary-Treo'surer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Roland Gathriqht Sponsor .................. foseph E. Pryor Seated: Harry Word, Don Rusk. Iohn Thornton, Iaunim Walton. Elmer Gathrith, Roland Gathriqht. Standing: Bill Bell. John Dcmpier. Kyle Comes, Ioe Pryor. Don Johnston, Bobby Camp, Gene Ruiney, Bobby Coidiron. Not Picl'ured: Troy Wiieyl Frank Hall. Petit Iecm Oneen nominee, Juanita Walton, elected Queen. Full outing at Red Bluff. Spring outing at Petit Iecm. Spaghetti supper at the Pryor's. New club jackets purchased. Project: Erecting bulletin board in front of the Student Center. TOFEBT President .......................... Nancy Stokes Vice President .................... Norma Crosby Socretary-Treasurer ........... -n Bonnie McAdams ' Reporter ............................ Ann Bradke Sponsor WV MHWr- Mrs. Clcrrk Sievens Sealed: Norma. Crosby. Nancy Slates. Bonnie McAdams, Alma Sanderson. Standing: Ann Bradke, Clara Fraud, Mary Vineyard, Wanda Green. Virginia Dickey. Nor Picrumd: Bebe Daniels. Initiation in the Emerald Room. Old South banquet at the Mayfair, Feb. 23. Annual sprina outing. Project: Sending c1 set of library books to one of our foreign mission fields. Tri Sigma Delta Prime Minister .. , ................... Prank Kitchens ViCe Prime Minister ............... Brelcmd Collier Chancellor of the Exchequer ,,,,,,,, , Grant Smith Scribe HAW, ,,,,,. Juhn Eldon Billingsley ,,,-,,n M. R. Boucher Sealed: Grant Smiih, Eldon Billingsley. Dale Todd, Frank Kjlcnena. Bralcmd Collier. Bill Summm, Dale Welsh. Standing: Gene Fowler. Bill Howe. 01cm Hanes, T. Roy Sunkal, Mx R Bouchar, Sum Hill, Bryqn Layne. Beverly Childs, Dean Roper Nor Pictured: Carter Gael. James Hickman. Stanley Beumen. Conway Sexson.Leo H6211. Wcrran Hoicolm. Bill Sandal. Initiation outing at Lmona. Swimming parry. Slag outing at Bee Rock. Banquet at the Rendezvous. Theme: Old English. Annual spring outing. Senior farewell party. WHC President ............................ Patti Mattox Vice President ..................... Wanda Farris Secretary-Trecsurer ............... Mary Jo Hare Time Keeper ....................... Peggy Bryant Sponsor ................ Mrs. P. W. Maitox Firs! Row: Pan! Multox. Mary Jo Hare, Elizabeth Herndon. Wanda Furrls. Second Row: Betty Buchanan. Elaweazze Turner, Kmherine Roberts, Mrs. Munox, Durlone Payne. Demelm Lemmons, Norma Smiih Third Row: Margarei Phillips, Margaret Willisl Peggy Bryant, Corinne Russell. Iaunnc: Walton, Nancy McDaniel. Betty Ulrey, Carol Stevens. No! Pictured: Helen Mcupin, Po! Comer. Acceptance tea for new pledges. Country Supper in winzer quarter. Annual spring outing. Mother-dauqhter luncheon. 'ACADEMY LIFE fat; We called this hnmo. Chapel services were inspira- tionuL We are preparing for the fqure. We spent pan 0! our Mme studying. We me'l here three limes a day The boys were given our full support. The corner boom at me - Inn will. long be remem- bered. FACU LTY Horqu Academy has :zn qll-Chrislicm faculty that has 011 the educc'ttmnnt requirements to teach. A Class A 7: 7 academic rctting3the biast in Arkansas has been :ILGinA ' tamed by the tc;:CL.lty for many years. Our graduated have 7 I good academic recm'ds in the colleges and universtties that I they attended It is the hope of the iaculty that parents will send their children to be wilh us in the Harding Academy to enjoy c1 better life. c: better America, and a better Christian service. W . Perry Mason. Supt; PERRY MASON, M. A. Superintendent BAGGETT. M. A. P X ED' 'EJ't 32L; COOK. E. A. M and Band 5e; Mustr ' J 5!. LASATER, M. 3 INEZ FIGHENS E A. HUGH ??i'fJI'F M. A. ECATI-ERYN HITCH: B. A . ' tIWETLL. M. A. Science Ef'rlftffh thonviv m-I thr': Hf ' Malfzemvjt'ifzi . m' Sl'f'ltfhi St'fEftPE' SNURE FL Ht STAFLETCN Eu. D LELAND k-X'ATEHH, M A E'FANCILE YWATEBF- 3 A. HfL-JS RHOHE M. E. A DJ'GHJGHCS Fmttrtess Hummms HCrlle Econmmu; 3 ;timg' Hgnnggmmnfve 159 160 c. L. Cox Vice-Presidenf . VERNA VAUGHAN 'Secreta ry-Treas urer ANDY RITCHIE President Dorothy Davis Weslaco, Texas Sub-Deb '52; Cheerleader '52: C310 ms '52; Dromctics '52; Transferred from Weslaco High. Miriam Draper Searcy. Ark. KAT. 19-50-5115; President '50- '52: Favorite '51.- Chorus '43-'50-'5l- '52; Seine! 49-50: Dramatics 50451-52: Ciiizenship Club Beta Club '49-'50-51-52, Preaidem '49-'52; Studenl Council '51- 52; Bi- : son Stuff 50'51$52; High School Editor of Fem lean '52. Bob Duncan Hialeah. Flu. Z.K.T '52. President '52: Chorus '52; Basketball '52: Football '52; Dru- mavics '52; Chorus '52; Transferred 1mm Morristown High. Olen Ray Fullerton Morriiton, Ark, K-9 '52: Key Club '52. President: Transferred from Morrilton High School. Mary Ruth Herren Paruqouid. Ark Suh-Deb -'52: Chorus 52,- Sextette '52: Dramallcs '52: Transferred irom Pamqould High School. Norman Herren 51. Louia. Mo. ZKT. '52; Chorus '52; Transferred from Soldon-Blewm. Duane Babcock Shiprock. New Mexico Z. K. T. '52; Translerred fram Cenlml Consolidated School, New Mexico. Rita Io Baldwin Cordell. Okla. K, A. T. i.50-'51-'52, President '51: Winiest '51: Chorus '50351352: Sex, le1 '51-'52; DrumuliCs 130351152: Beta '5035135-2: Cilizenship Club '52,- chd '52 C. L Cox Secrcy. Ark. K-Q '50-'51v'52. Presidem '52: Besl All 'Bound '51,- Honor Sludem '50- '52: Chorus '50-'51-'52: Quurte? 'SOv '51-'52: Dramatics '50-'52; Beh: Ckub 50-'51-'52. Presidanl '52; Intramural Spams '50-'51.- Inlerscholostir Sporls '52,- All-Coumy Bcskelboll '52. '49- '52: Nelda Hixson Bogalusq La. KAT. '52: Chorus '52; Beta '52: Dmmcmcs '52; Transferred from chulusu High School. Frances Johns Searcyl Ark. K.A.T. '50-'51-'52; Honor Smdem '51: Bem '50-'51-'52; Drumqtics '50-'52. Bob Jordan Chicago, Ill. Z.K.T. '51-'52; Chorus '52: Drummics '52; Key Club '52; lnlerschalcsnc Spcr'ls '52; Transiened from Sean Hin'n School. Chicago. Gene Iuhcm Lubbock, Tex. Z.K.T. '51-'52; Drunmtics '52; Transierred Irom Lub- bock High Sr'huOL Betty Leopard Memphis. Tenn. Suthb '51-'52: Transferred from Mwmphls. Joe Lewis Mission, Kans. K-9 '52: Willies1 '52; Chorus '52, Presidenl '52,- Quar- IGt '52; Band '52: Drmnulics '52: Tmnsfrarrpd lmm Shawnee Mission High Sr t'Iooi Carl Osborn Searcy, Ark. Special StudPnL Jimmie Payne Searcy, Ark. Sub-Deb 49:50-51:52; Chorus 49:50-61:52; Octet '49; Drcmmics 49350751152. Guy Peak Memphis. Tenn. Z.K.T. '51-'524 Presidenl '52; Chorus '52,- Intramural Sports '51; Interscholastic Sports '52.- Key Club '52: Dranmlics '52: Siudom Councu '52: Transterred from Treudwoll High SL'hCDI. Andy T. Ritchie HI Searcy. Ark. 109 '49-'SU-'51-'52, President '5l; Chorus '49-'50-'51 - '52, President 50: Quartet '49-'50w'51v'52; Clcsa Presi- dent '49-'SU-'52: Dmmntics '49-'50-'51-'52, President '50 '51-'52; Student Council 'SI; lnircmuml Sports '49-'50- '5l: Interscholcshcs Basketlzall rmd Trark '52. Waller Seifert New York City, N. Y. Z.K.T. '51-'52: Chorus '51-'52: Football '52: Trans- ferred frzm Yorkville High. once Stuckwish Edmond, Okla. K.A.T. '52; Chorus '52; Band '52,- Trunsfermd from Edmond High Srhool. Iames Tuttleton Woodleat, N. C. Kv9 '52: Chorus '52; Dramatics '52; Key Club '52; BaskI-JHJJH '52: Txrxrk '52; Transferred 1mm Woodlecxl High School. Verna Vaughan Granite. Okla. KATV '49-'50-'5i-'52, Premdent '51: Cules' Girl '50: Ees! A11 'Hound '51; ancn'le '52; Chcrus '49;'SO-'5l-'52; Sextet 3195052: Beta 19350351952, SecretaryATreusi nrer '50-'51-'52: Cllizenship Club '52,- qurnqtics '49-'50- '5Iw'52: H. 5' PFIJ'! 1mm Edltcr 'SL: Bison Stuff '52. Ann Wan Little Rock, Ark. Suh-Dolz '52; Chorus '52; Cheerleader '52: Trams- !rnr'md hem Linle Rock Snninr High. Lynn thtoff Omahomcx City, Okla. 3L: Deb '52: Honor Smdenl '52; Chorus '52; Trans- on . cm Chussen High Ann Wohlford North Little Rock, Ark. K.A.T. '52: Chorus '52: Dmmaucs '52 Trunsiened hcm North LHIEE Beck High School. Mavelene Woodward Osceola Ark. KAI '33 Chums '52. Transierred from Osw-Ldu. High SchooL JUNIORS UNDERCLASSMEN Lem: : Archer C-mdyn Heuvizmtz H; --1I Eiilinczs UH Lllnpelvmri Izlmras Crump Nr rmiln Dykes Presm'en! Elli McCluie Hepmfer ,, ,, , ,, , , HGirgn Biliinqs Sec'y Trecxs. .. . . . . Hum Men n! VicePresnPem Iot'kie Le Coulne Snxy Green LilVr-Jrrr Hangs I' 1: k if: Hmrhisnn IJmllll-j Jr-nkins IJr'itin Ln CCLlEfrn Hill Mr-Clure HOPi iOMCR E CLA SS OFFICERS I'lE-unionl' Muurlce Baldwin SPITPVHY GEOriz: Amen Treasurer . Dchhy Goodwin Ruth Merritt Dcm Muihenn FRESHMEN CLASS OFFECERS Tv'm Smith erswfenf . Ernest Richulds L NC: Ficxuredj Sew'y-Trerrs. , , , Edward Rimhie Vice 1 :esxdem ...... Icinny Brcoks Ben Stimson Dmis Vance Betty Wurfel SOPHOMORES Gail Anderson blamrima Brildwin Bernard Brown R. I. Bumpuss 'h :l: FQny'fM-l Dummy G: miwir; NHL: tjmy Juhu Mumin M-uuyn Mum 171-0: Wm-Hnn Gmm Hound Hxvlni Rhodes M nliyn 5 15:0! Linton Scu'herlanii Cami TIPEH Ichn Wmiret Gamma W'i'wud? FRESHMEN Mickey Allen Iohnny Brooks Shelby Bryant 0115 Falls lame Hulk Pal Inhnsun Freddy Massey Edward Euc'hie Mike Rhodes Dwiqht Smnh Ieun Smith Glen Stupleton Zena Shem Mary Tuimun Billy Yohe PERSONALITIES . Betty Worfel 0nd j . David Rhodes gait jg! Rum! Verno Vaughan and David Rhodes jauorifeg Jackie Le Coultre and Donald Burr CuteJt Marilyn Sosser and Joe Lewis Wain: Lynne Whotoff and C. L. Cox .Alonar Similenld LaVero Hon95 -K. A. T. agum'or MW eronrzdlfpmlcmf James Tuffleton, K-9 Pot Copeland, Sub Deb Suzy Green, K. A. T. Bob Duncan, Z. K. T. May CmH-f Detto Morris, Sub Deb AJunior Way Quinn MIPHLJHHI Chorus First Row: Bill Cook, Director: Iim- mie Payne, Gail Anderson. Miriam Draper. Dwight Smith, Verna Vaughan. Ruth Merritt, Carol Trent. Iuckie Le Coultre. Second How: Gloria Arnetl, Betty Warfel, Ann Wohlford. Mike Rhodes. Bill Mc- Clure. Edward Ritchie, Rita Baldwin, Marilyn Coward, Nita Gray, Third Row: Dorothy Davis. Nelda Hixson. Mavqiene Woodward. Ben Slinson. Norman Herren, Ice Lewis. Jean Smith, Mary Ruth Herren. Joyce Stuckwish. Fourth Row: Ann Wan. Andy Ritchie. Iim Tunleion. Wane: Seilerl. Gran! Record. C L. Cox. Freddy Massey, David Rhodesl Put Copeland. ' Quartet Andy Rilchie, C. L. Cox, foe Lewis. Mike Rhodes Sextet Ru1h Merrill. Beny Wcrfel, Mary Ruth Her- ren. Rim Baldwin, Verna Vaughan, Iackle LeCoultre. I67 Citizenship Club C, L, Ca-xl Aniy RHCEJG Perry Mrson, Sponsoz. Verna Vungku m, Rib: W1:- H'Idein, Miriam DIGpGL Beta Club F: 5: Row: Dorothy Rped, Mary Tur- muL F. Ms. V ':'.u,;l johns, Miriam Drapen Sponsor,- Vernr: , Frlldwin, Sheiby Bry. :nz. Curd Trent. Second Row: Nor- mcm Dykna David Rhodes. Freddy Mas- sey, Nrrldi: HIXSCH, Darmhy Goodwin. L. Cox, Mike Rhodes Key Club Hrs! Einw Norman Dykes. Olen Ray Fullenom Crrrlon Southerlcmd, John WuihuL Jimmie Jenkins. Perry Mason. Spnnsor. Serrcnd Row: Tamas Tuitle- Ion. James Clump, Bob Jordan. Dick Duwd Rhodes. Ntrfom DRAMATKIClUB hrs! Row: Edward Hitchiw Dnmrhy C-kmclwln Hmrme Payne, Eileen Snure. Dlrecror: Draper, Pm Iohnson Dwight Smith. Second Raw: Dummy Davis, Nelda Hixsunl Franres Iohns. Iunn Flerr'ner, La Vera Huraes, I-xz'l-tha i'luwxisnrl, Elm In Enldwiu, Deng Moms. Third Row: Andy Biir'hin. Zena Sheel, Venn VMLmier Smy Glenn, Ive Lewis Fourth Row: Mmy Tunmm, 1:3an Smilh. Hr-len Bxllinqs, Drstu'hy Bored, fink: lordun. BAND Fillies: Merle CJWHPU. Ernes! Rithjrds. Cfmmets: Ken N:- zi M-nvgjrei Wiiis. Sum i-Iz':ynr-':. Rim Jo BrildwuL Ic-In Nance, luckie Hodnn, Saxrtphcnes: C , Mn? Sumerim. prn Oibur'in French Horns: Bill Shipp. Bevfy Warml, onrrt- six Corners: Ken Rhodes. F09 Lewis, Willard Davis, Tum:- Wcods, Trcmbones: mm Pmkini Hi y F. Howell, Iohn Mccre, Bar;- lonex: Shiriny Peqnn. HQan Nave. Basses: Ferrel! Ware Gum Oikwnchl. Percussicn: Lee Mikler. Bill Shs-rrili, Boyd Leaky Directcr: Eddie B..1qqer', m- 4:2?- First Row: G L. Gutltclt Bii'. ML'CJLHU, Ben S!insen, Ichn Weibelj Mickey Alien, Mike Rhodes. Johnny Brooks, Freddy Massey Second Row: Norman Sykes, Bot. Duncan R. It Bumpuss. VVUthr Seifertt C. L Cox. Guy Peak. Gmnl Ren'ord, Bob lordcm, David Rhodes, Hugh Rhonlea Cunach. FIRST YEAR OF INTERSCHOLAS t7, CHEERLEADERS an W'urr. Tn-k Chane, Drtmrhy Davis. A new era in Academy sports was otr ficiolly introduced October 2 when the Wild cats, coached by rquh Rhodes, opened their first season of interscholasttc competition with the Batesville B footballers. Inexpere ience and depth of bench power were two hurdles the Academy couldn't overcome as ' ' they suffered reverses at the hands 01 Heber ' Springs Augusto, and Hickory Ridge, in the season closer. I a4 Hmdtnq's hrst secson of basketball com- petton was more successful. In addition to posting a 7 won. 8 lost record, the Academy played host to the first Harding Invitational Tournament. With the ending of the Academy's first interscholastic season, all eyes are being turned to the 195263 year. High hopes for Wildcat success is held by Coach Hugh Rhodes and by the many Academy support ers. Hut Row: Charles Marlin. Edwin Todd. Mike Rhodes, F475! Row: Bernard Brown. David Rhodea Guy Peak, Bill 'Dwightsmith Mavis Baldwin, Jackie Rhodes. Second How: McClure. Second Row: Grant Record, Bob Duncan. C. L. Hubby House, Bobby Meurar, Otis Falls. Edward Ritchie. Cox, Iumes Tutllelon, Hugh Rhodes. Couch Gerald Casey. Hugh Rhodes. Coach. PORTS FOR HARDING ACADEMY Kappa Alpha Theta ' Fan WIMP: Miriam Draper . , Ruih Merritt Ruth Merrm President - , , Betty Warfel V H'e Pregldem Jackie Hutchison La Vera Hones hlwrercry-Treakurer , , - Frances Johns Verna Vaughan KJ'Hen-afrArms Sponsor .., , ,.-- ,, Annabel Lee Firs! Haw: Miriam Draper. Jackie Le Ccultre, Verna Vaughan, Rim Ic E-jijwin, Helen Billings Iocm Flewcher. Second How: Frances lohnsj C. :m Beuuchmnp, once Szuckwish, Lancrr: Alpha: Annniwi Lee. SPCanr. Marilyn Sassen Dons Vance, Nita Gray Thmi Row: Ls: Var : HJnes. BE'HY Wczrfel, Nelda Hixscn, Jackie Hutchlscn. Ann Wholiswj, Hum Merritt, Mary Turmcn, Suzy Green. No! Pmrurecf: Carol 'i'mn '11-20 of acceptance for the pledges. Formal initiation. An Evening in Paris banquet, Feb. 23. Spring outing. President Vice President SecretaryiTrecrsuIer Parliamen rarian Sponsors 5!! ' ?.1. '- Ig ' mp ' 4m K-9 C. L. Cox Maurice Baldwin , ,, Andy Ritchie , , Norman Dykes Bill Cook and Eddie Bagqeit ?'w h, ' ch. NGImJn Dyke's, Bernard Brown, Andy 3. 1n. Than. hCW' Bil: Cock spcnsor. Caricn Southerhnd, Immes Tuiu-ntcm he Learns, Ben Stimson, Eddle chqeit. SanSCT. NC! Pmlured: Mickey AHGn, Ichnny Bromks, James Crump, Otis Fakls, Oien Ray Fullericn, Mike Rhodes. Glen Stapleton. Fomicxl chquei Mumh l5. Stag Csutmg iii the smug. Sub-Deb Fail VL'mfer Gail Anderson WW Dettc: Morris President Iecm Smith , , -- Marry Ruth Herren Vic; President Itmmie Payne .--. Georgie Whutdf Secrelz'ny-Treasurer Reporfer . ,, Lynn thtoff Sergeanf-at-Arms Dorothy Goodwin Sponsor ,,,,- -- Mrs. Boucher gm, . 13': 1', .; Windh- ., fl I MRDME Fnrsl Raw: Pm Copeland. lean Smuh. Ann Warn Mmy Rmh Herren, Dem: Morris. Ieun Smith, Marilyn chardv Second Raw: Gail Ander- son. Dorothy Goodwm, Gecrqie thtoif. Lynn Whnxcfi, Sue Sams, Shelby BrydnL Dorothy Davis, Zenc Street. PT Tchnscn Nor Pit:- rureti: Betty Leopard. Gloria ArneH. Barbara Arnett. Dormhy Reed. Timmie chyneA Formal initiation. EdiTGd 'Wildcm Tales. A formal banquei wilh the theme I'ShowH boat'C Ianuory 12. Spring outing. 174 .. .K.T. Fail Wu: fer Guy Peak ,, Bob Jordan Premier! Bcb Duncan Sandy Herren 1 ;-'- :rrrv:c1:'f51.' 1' Gene Iulicm , Gene Iulicm SerrF-mry Tu-muwer Sponsor E. G. Sewell Schnifey, Billy Yohe. A Winter bcmquel, December 8. Spring outing Row: Bob Jordan Ect Dammn, G: 1m Rv-ccrd, J Burr, E. G. Sewml, spc-nsczr Sandy Herrera. Dll- .n9 Buiirxeck. FL I. Eumpussl C5. L. Guillol. Fimmip Mnkins, Gene 'mn. Dick Norton Guy Peak. Bola Piunkrw, Ernest Erhards Y'JVuII. LlJl-JJ MJ-ul-U. !' :Jr J EmmJb. FLISJ FJrzw. Lumny 3:51 3', 1: 1'. .' J .- . JY' Coma Jlly E' he: P. 'JnS. Eddy Jo H . , Bur: '.. LiumS. Snndr; Jiussw -FIFTH .AND SIXTH GRADES J I-J'JJJJJJ.Sf!JJ1JIIJI :Ejie s: I'. 111: ' -en mm H, . 31.1 Care: Is. 'Jo'. w 1 K'J Jir'j FJ' w: PJJsJE CerJP, DJ': J: J'JJ -'IJ JnJJ P 1J LJJJ'm ?iJ JJir, J 'JJJJJJJJ Rnkh JJJHS FJJr'JJJJ - u. .S....... FOURTH GRADE VJ'JJll-nu SHTH'EJ rJ ECJ-JJrJJ-JJ' Frau . L-V Jr- .1 J5. .nSJ J11 Ble- . JH: 11.5 Benn. 1' . J H J JJJJJ :VEHEUI 11'! T J P J1 $4: FIPILFJJ' MO:- MJJJ'Z'JJ'J Vf'JJJ JJ J-'. J'LJ'JJilrl JTer-xn J JJ JJ'JJS MJ :JJiJJ Mrs. Glen Fulbright Annabel Lee Iris Mcmin Vida B. Yohe Solomon laid. Bring up a Child in lhe way he should qq und when The rhy'hm band. n'amposed of first and second grade sludenll. II. is old he will no! depart from 1!. Daily Bible cluss is part cf ih- fh'al and second grade work. The lhlrd and fourth grades learn fundamentals 01 music in then Th5: :mininq sv'hool ghouls picked 5mm mrcmlmrs of vhe upper iaur wmphonetle band. grades, , natiF-U't . QEPO1 THE RENDEZVOUS CAFE C0014 quiet surmundings . . . absolute cleanliness . . . ihe tastiest of food. Whether serving a group of two or one-hundxed-two the Rendezvous takes the greatest care to see that every meal carries a desire for c: repeat perform- cmce. The Rendezvous features the Blue Room and the Banquet H0111 perfect settings for memorable occasions. THE COLLEGE INN The HUB the friendly spot on the campus. always an appropriate place Ior c mid-moming coke or a bit of pre-class review. Here many a pleasant hour has been spent and many a lasting friendship has begun. The Harding College Alumni Association Welcome Class of 1952 into The Alumni Association Robbins-Sanford Mercantile Company Largest Store in Searcy SHOES - CLOTHING - DRY GOODS Clothes for Everybody BOLTON,S Cadillac and Pontiac Cars - General Motors Trucks Avery Tractors and Equipment Sales - FRIGIDAIRE - SERVICE Phone 533-534 Wrecker Service em showeih His hand 1- D PRIZE SNAPSHOT. and the fmuam work. David! THIR Ray Farmer. Now what? , 1 FIRST PRIZE SNAPSHOT. hmmy Massey rm: Ken Rhodes. SECOND PRIZE SNAPSHOT A Jewell Daniel P Sea Food. men and song PVJKJP 7.12 f For now we see in :: mirron darkly . . . ' Paul. Little Judy Rhodes lried very hard to keep each foot on the while line. York. , nQdO. New M' SOuri minOiS. Michlcgjgg' ESUWCkY' here We 15 ' 'mc. r351 VH91 Ohio. W Chorus THP- Summef come! A Iew lblrdsu on a tower. And to before! think Some klds had never seen snow The College Laundry The fnendliness of MI. und Mrs. Greg Rhodes makes C1 trip To the laundry 0 pleasure instead of a task. Students know that their laundry and dry clean inq are expertly done here and those white shins are made 10 sparkle. WHEN YOU GO OUT TO EAT . . .A'I' IETTSR HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS EVERYWHERE. SHERMAN , EXQUISITE 51135.99 COFFEE waif; '3 v , Ixoumu toja . SEXTON QUAUTV FOODS Yornell's Mr. Henderson brings another supply of delicious YarnelPs Angel Food Ice Cream. Harding students enjoy this fine food along with many other par- ticular people. The Wright Drive Inn Harding Students enjoy the courteous and friendly service of The Wright Drive Inn. For a midnight snack the fellows enjoy it at this fine drive-inn. 188 Virgil Lewis Men's Store K R O H S Notice that display! Virgil Lewis Men's Store Wanda Farris helps Jean find that dream slip has everything for men. John Davis hands Charles that she has been looking for. Harding ladies find Crawford a pair of Freeman Shoes. Charles finds it it profitable and a pleasure to shop at Kruh's. a treat to shup at this complete MEWS Store. m.-- 2m 14 v EUBANKS INSURANCE COMPANY Aware of the fine service avmlable to customers of Eubanks Insurance Company, Perry Mason discusses some of his Insurance problems with Mr. Eubanks. Specializing in all kinds of insurance, from life to automobile, real estate. and loans. Eubanks will be happy to answer your needs. ,. Entrance to The Terrace Room. Through its portals have entered those from many places. Aye many strange places. New Orleans to Spain and France. Even those from Great Neptunek; Kingdom. There they have had Good Food, Gracious Service, amid an atmosphere of serenity. Let us serve your parties 1952-53 and may all Harding students have a happy year. Mrs. R. H. Branch, Manager Searcy, Arkansas 187 188 WOOD - FREEMAN LUMBER COMPANY A definite part of Searcy and White County is Wood-Freeman Lumber Company. Efficient service to Harding College and this vicinity has characterized this complete Lumber Co. Phone 446 SEARCY. ARKANSAS Simmons Insurance Company Bill and Mr. Simmons go over some of the prob- lems of insurance that. confronts every young mar- ried man. Simmons Insurance Company features Life, Accident. Health and Hospital Policies. Searcy Arkansas ;'lz'?17'uf311-LE :5 HEADLEES DRUG COMPANY Two modem drug stores in Searcy add much to the pleasantness of shopping. Headlee's can fill that prescription or meet that cosmetic need of yours. 1-15 54, J 2,3711rghl smiLe NOW? W'hc: knows what evil Jurks in the hegrla L-f wulwn Wnun Hwy QET hold Di mmliv r woman's ?: :il? SUNDAY NIGHT TIL MONDAY MORN -. RJ-Kj 'jlx - 'Wf . I... q- n .- . MOI! ih . . v ' 6'39 Se Shh. 'u might ru: Munel Checking rccms. lnL-y Pv- COn Hoe; . Cut? Cr learn ,0 be quj rerisJ Wen'r e WW Tights wx HI. mach, how you? Aye. Ihnre's 1119 rub Shakespeare Mos! i oys prefer !0 do 'em this way. HBut. Doc. my watch has only 7:29142. l I h. w SEARCY BANK Glenn Fulbright experiences the friendly relationship which awaits alt who enter the doors of the Searcy Bank, This bank has a personal interest in you as an investor. Students accounts are welcome. COCA - COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Kusano enjoys a coke. Coca-Cula is a favorite drink on the Harding campus. . I - Kusann comes from Iar-away Japan but Berryhl I I S Sporflng GOOdS Etlhiwkcatches 0n tn Amencas favorlte The year-round athletic schedule at Harding ' calls for the best in sporting goods. Let us supply COCA-COLA BOTTLING 'TOMPANY you with these needs. We can order those Club Y Seal'cy. Arkansas JaCkP-IS. ,1 I 3. Va- t ,7 .. : 1 '7- COLLEGE BOOK STORE Student social spot in the Student Center is the Book Store that has so capably been managed by Mrs. John Lee Dykes. Everything for the students' needs are furnished by the Book Store. 191 Southerland Lumber Company Quality service makes Southerlcnd Lumber Company an asset to the bui Iding of a better Sea rcy. FRI ENDLJ NESS PLUS EFFICIENCY is The trode-mark of all its business dealings. Phone 10 SEARCY, ARKANSAS B. J. PIERCE LUMBER COMPANY All Kinds of BUILDING MATERIALS 109 South Main Street PHONE 688 The Family Shoe Store Truly this store is White County's most complete shoe store. Dot and Lloydene enjoy the friendly atmos here and efficient service of The Famil Searcy, Arkansas Shoe gm. y 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 Directories ........ Annuals Letterheads ..... Envelopes Ruled Forms ....... Cords Society and Wedding Stationery Engraving . . . Bookbinding . . . Art Work Plant: 31 10 Guadalupe Telephone 6-2651 Austin, Texas Searcy ride in style. CCI rder Buick Company Rees and Loyce admire the 1952 Buick. Beauty as well as big car comfort is yours in the 1952 Buick. Carder Buick Company is in business to help Ideal Dress Shop We take great pleasure seeing our smart styles on the Harding Campus. Miriam and Verna ad- mire the beautiful window display of the Ideal Dress Shop. Walker's Men's Store Ken takes pride in wearing clothing from Walkefs Store. Smart clothing from a complete and modem menhs shop make for a well-dressed Harding male. C'mmmmq fcr c-xmls. er 2w: rm '1! ! twins. Frcedum Fcrum W'c-ek. My cicasn :7 symkieil .. And The band erIy-nd en. . I IXW'I omzxrr BA H E R Y Allen's Quality Bakery Delicious products from Allen's make that snack in the College Inn a treat. Birthday cakes. tasty pies and scores of other dainties add enjoyment to Harding's special occasions. Van's Cottages When visiting in Searcy sleep in comfort at the Vanhs Cottages. Mmmm. good! WHITE HOUSE CAFE An adequate expression for the enjoyment registered on the faces of Jack and Keith as they enjoy a wonderful meal at the White House Cafe. 1GB DR. LEE A. BIGGS Optometrist DR. T. J. FORD Dentist YINGLING 81 YINGLING Attorneys-at-Law DR. JEWELL T. HESTIR Chiropractor M. M. GARRISON Optometrist G. O. YINGLING Postmaster PORTER RODGERS HOSPITAL HAWKINS CLINIC DR. R. W. TOLER Dentist Compliments of DR. A R. BROWN Crawley-Cogburn Clinic DR. C. E. CRAWLEY DR, H. N. COGBU RN FORREST CITY, ARKANSAS 1952 Petit Jean Photography By. . . DAN GLENN STUDIO FLORENCE, ALABAMA College Print Shop Banquet programs! Dramatic Club production programs! Stationery of all kinds! Printed jobs of any size! We are in business to serve the needs of Harding Students. Send orders back to the College Print Shop this Summer! , 43m iumd unrl Balm were Enrghlirgi'ns cl ms: muk nrqv prr4z-51KJc-miw rJn-unon H I MN -.-:. Artism posters P19111911 1:, swing the elerilon lcr Mi. 'i-:H The most popular couple on the campus -cn mail limeA Muss Diane Sievens. Swaemaun cl W5 Dunn Little Mon-z Lora, Mccrr: iinds her father very mteresnm; us nd mo he sings m u quaneI 1.! me hand concert receplion. diSPmYS : ms Wifd y 01 u l E l'tel 051 b m Qms Form n Ward classme I WHITE HOUSE C FE ELLIOTT PAINT AND VARNISH COMPANY 4525 Fif1h Avenue Chicago, Illinois Makers ofra UNI-TEX, the original one coat Ioreta, Charla, Reid and Lloyd are only four Fiat Oil Paint. of the many Hardingites who enjoy 11:19 fine food and friendly atmosphere of the White House Cafe. Only two blocks off campus on Race Street. UNION NATIONAL Bra'eVS Barber Shop Of Little Rock, Arkansas Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 3;- , . L' :x u .1 ROBERTSON DRUG STORE , I. F STOTT S D RU G Hardmg students always feel at home here. A clean, friendly atmosphere and good workman- CO M PAN Y ship disiinguish this shop. Mutual i115? brings the + N MOVIE STARS Complimems oi: HEBER SPRINGS WHOLESALE GROCER Phone 26 Distributors cf: Aunt Iemima Flour Aunt Iemima Com Meal Kansas Star Flour Kansas Star Corn Meal Nationally Advertised Blonds 0! Fine Food OSCAR PATCHELL CECIL PATCHELL SOUTHERN AUTO CO. RIDDLE TIN SHOP Sheet Metal Work Of All Kinds 300 Wesi Race Street Searcy, Arkansas Ben and Norman, enthusiastic anglers know where to find their fishing needs GS well as hundreds of other ilems for work or play SIGN OF A GOOD . . . .WoME Fwy llUll Ull BUMPHHU, um... ........ Imrs u! Immune Into! OII - Illrlm III Etlll Gasnlim Hut misting lubtimt: J THE SECURITY BANK Joan Hayes experiences the friendly service which awaits 011 who enter the doors of the Security Bank. This bank has a sincere interest in you as an investort Student accounts are welcome. Seorcy, Arkansas Compliments of: ECONOMY WHOLESALE COMPANY Searcy, Arkansas Margaret's Flower Shop Corsages from Margaretls make evenings memorable, for Paul and Norma - or for you and yours. 205 VAN-PATTEN ADAMS DELUXE BARBER SHO- - ' 'l'E-q ; v .7 I - xv w N . . r 'm- ' . . , at H m . - 64mg; gjjgim s.- Hardinq is a new experience to Don Black. but Notice that clean. well-lighted shop. This is the the best in Insurance is certainly not new with Deluxe Barber Shop, on the west side of the Van-Patten Adams. Their years of service to square, With 115 four chairst you can count on this section has won them the good will of all the fact that this shop is well equipped to serve who deal with them. the needs of all its customers. CONGRATULATIONS . . . . 0nd best wishes to he graduating Class of 1951 and 1952. May your ministry for Christ and His Church be long and ever fruitful . . , we are always at your command cmd are prepared to serve you as you serve Christ. THE STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY 20 E. Central Parkway, Cincinnati 10, Ohio TRUE v TO - THE - BIBLE LITERATURE SINCE 1866 You'll go? Oh, YES! 4; ...press... .Ashave... . . . and dress. Help in distress. We confess, I! was wonderful! ' GOSPEL ADVOCATE COMPANY Nashville, Tennessee Publishers of GOSPEL ADVOCATE - SINCE 1855 A 16 page periodical, published each week. and devoted to the truth of God. $3.00 a year. GOSPEL LITERATURE Uniform Bible Lessons in ten courses, from Kindergarten to Adult m low prices4c to 18c for each child, each quarter. Gumzs FOR TEACHERS and additional materials available also. THE BEST IN BOOKS: School and religious books e concordances, commentaries. dictionaries, histories. debates, Bible study books. gift books. cmd. in fact everything in reliable books. Send for catalog. THE BEST IN BIBLES: In King Icnnes, Revised and Modern Translations. We carry Cambridge. Collins, Harper. Holman. Nelson. Oxford, Winston and World Syndicate Bibles and Testaments at reasonable prices. prepaid. Send for catalog. CHURCH SUPPLIES Communion wareetrcrys, covers, glasses, fillers, and bread plates; Communion bread: contribution plates; and basketswluminum and wicker; hymnboards. Bible school registers, attendance materials, gold and silver pins, and many, many, other attractive, helpful, economical things. Send for catalog. WE CAN HELP YOU: In planning church buildings, buying bulletin boards. purchasing seats, and hundreds of other things. Write us. CHRISTIAN HYMNS NUMBER TWO 452 songs. The hymnul used most among churches of Christ. High Quality content, paper, and binding. $1.00 Ct copy prepaid; $80.00 Cl hundred, not prepaid. Many other song books and hymnals at very reasonable prices. NlNETY-FOUR YEARS OF SERVICE imthhlu WU H. ll um We are ready to meet all your automotive needs. New cars and irucks . . . used cars and trucks e . . modern service department . . . paint and body shop . . complete stock of genuine parts and accessories A . . lubrication and wash- ing . . . gas and oil . . . U. S. tires and tubes. TRUMAN BAKER CHEVROLET COMPANY CHEVROLET AND ONLY CHEVROLET IS FIRST. . GOFF Spauldlngs Shoe Store WHOLESALE GROCERY 500 Dixie Lane North Little Rock, Arkansas Nationally Advertised Brands CENTRAL BARBER SHOP We Welcome Harding Students Mr. Baker helps Dick find CI pair of shoes. Dick . is one of the many Harding students who enjoy E053 Sade 0f Court Square the comforts of good footwear from this fine shoe store. Searcy, Arkansas 210 MORRIS 8 SON Menls VVectr and Shoes The Store That Saves You Money Searcy. Arkansas Compliments oi: WHITE HOUSE GROCERY Searcy, Arkansas Smith-Vaughn Mercantile Company Bill Iinds what he needs in the tool department of this friendIy store. Smith-Vaughn has every- 1hinq for the home. Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Choate prepare for a full pantry; Other members OI me Harding family also enjoy the friendly service of Park Avenue Grocery. IF YOU CAN'T COME FOR IT, IT WILL BE BROUGHT TO YOU PARK AVENUE GROCERY 3: : t C New Horizons in line yearbook production Each year new ideas and plans come into being, and we, with 27 years 0F experience, have taken 3 Front seat in the annual producing field. Three types of print- ing yearbooks are manufactured - letterpress, litho offset, and a new creation this year, a combination of the two. We feel sure that this latter process is going to prove very popular in the future, as it gives the staff advantage of using both printing processes to their fullest extent. A development that has been improved each year is our proof service. We have been a leader in the move- ment to produce error-free annuals, and page proofs are sent for checking before any page is sent to press. Since haste becomes a reality when staffs begin prepar- ing their copy, the sending of proofs has proved to be the answer. CV5. THE HURLEY COMPANY, INC. CAMDEN, ARKANSAS 211 'Twas the mth betore Chnstmns . . . lhere wusn'i n Then Goldilocks saw a great big . . OUCHH! No, Liz, it should be service with sound. except for some snooper5 ond look whu! they HThanksqivinq Party, h-Christmm found. Yum good. have some? Sammy's Birlhduy And . Purly. 0.50m I Foodl men and song, The Meluh Moe Club presents Mn. thh her picture 10 be placed in Cathccu'l : E1 3'.- Now. sis, you blow 7Chnstmus Pam; DIRECTORY OF STUDENTS A Abney, Robert 150 1 721 W. Kings Highway. Puragould, Ark. Achuck. Kenneth Wong C51012319 Cococmul Ava. Hono1u1u. Hawaii Adair, Wanda Rue U1 1 Box 72, Van. Tex. Adams, Iane Ella tSD 1 Curryvule, Ark. Alexander. Clifford C50 1 805 N. Hazel. Dunville. 111. Alexander, Thomas Leroy CF11Sou. Chrisaian Horne. Merrillon. Ark. Allen, Jimmy 1:80 1 Harding College. Searcy, Ark. A1len. JoAnn QED 1 6130 W. 33111 Ava. Denver, Colo. A11en, Sue OJ 1 Box 91. Mammoth Spring, Ark. Anderson. Camille CPU 1 Swiflon, Ark. Anderson, L015 Jannelte OH 1 RL 2, West Plains, Mo. Anderson, Robert OJ 1 6757 S. May 51., Chicago 21, 111. Arimum. Rlckia OJ 1 1023 Howell 51.. 51. Charles. Mo. Arnold, Harvey 0819 1 Box 922. Harding: CoLle-qe. Searcy, Ark. B Baird. Thomas U1 1 Willilordi Ark. Baker. Billy Hz? 1 1udson1u, Ark. Baker, Helen UD 1 Swiflon. Ark. Baker. Marion H. CS1 1 RL 1. Luke ley, Ark. Baker. William H. 030 Corpus Christi. Tex. Bclcoml Lester M. L50 1 Box 348. Trumann. Ark. Borne , Marcus CD 1 RI, 3, Box 441 Searcy. Ark. Bell. C. Wiliiam 051 1 21 N. Pearl St, Bullolo. N. Y, Bender. Fred L. tSJ 1 Wishes. Ark. Berry, O'Neu1 6'3 1 Box 181! BeedeviEle. Ark. Bettenhuusen. Glen A. U ? 1 1535 South 22. Lincoln, Neb. 1391154 Joe 1510 1 R1. 3, Hico, Texas Betta, Omar 150 1 Iudsonia. Ark. Betts, Ruth Maiors C50 1 R1. 2. Box 327. Reedley, Cal. Rickie. Arlhur csn 1 117 5. Victory. Little Rock. Ark. Blllinqs1ey. Barbara OJ 1 Hunford. C01. Billingsley, Eldon 0519 1 Huniord, Cal. 1311115011, Shirley CS1 1 Box 283, Haruhcm. La. Black. qunnette 1:30 1 R1. 1. Valdoszo. Ga. Black, Don GU 1 1220 Tax Wichita 12. Kcns. Black. Kathleen Arm GU 1 1630 East First Wichiml Karts. Blankenship, Lowell QF1 1 3609 S. Ga1veston. Tulsa, Okla. Blansen, 11m Q51 1 204 Ash. Newport, Ark. Blcmseil. Mary 01:0 1 Pocahontas, Ark. Boqga. John 0F? 1 501 S. E. Ava, ldabel, 01:10. Baler, Rowena Nadine UH 1 Mammoth Spring. Ark. Bonds. Iune GD 1 Clinton. Ark. Boyd. GJBnn LSD 1 507 N1 13lh, Frederick. Okla. Bradford. Zone CD 1 Rt. 1, Box 51, Shirley. Ark. Brudke. Anne CPD 1 R1. 3, Kellogg Acres, N. L'mle Rock, Ark. Breckenridge, Hersche1 SD 1 Beedeville. Ark. Bridges, Lloyd ED 1 1515 chnul Ave, Long Beach. Cal. Brown, Corane UD 1 Star RL, Box 22, Es'lcmcia. N. Mex. Brown. Danny Armand 0:? 1 2303 81b 31., Oranqel Tex. Brown James Donald tFD 1 424 N. Grand Avian Seurcy, Ark. Brown, Iohnny C50 1 R1. 3, Box 541, Hanford, Cal. Brown. Murqarel U3; 1 Star 511., Box 22, Estuncia. N. Mex. Brown. Robert Morgan tFD 1 Box 59. Spring H111. Tenn, Browning. Delmar Frank CS3 1 2165 N1 Summil, Springiield 2. Mo. Brumin. lune 0:3 1 Calico Rock. Ark. Bruton. Vinita CS3 1 516 N. Philadelphia, Shawnee. Okla. Bryant. Peggy 131 1 214 Howell SL. Horence. Ala. Bryam, Rees Odeil 1.50 1 214 Howell 51., Florence. A10. Buchanan. Betty GU 1 Springfield, Mo. Buchanan. 1121c: C5D 1 1307 N. Park. Springfield. Mo. Burgess, Glenn H1 1F0 1 RL 5. Box 270, Florence, Ala. Burgess. Kanl 13H 1 Crossville. Tenn. Burl. Ellen once CSrD 1 109 Dalton 51.. Bcslrop. Lu. Burt, l. Wally CD 1 Harding College. Searcy, Ark. Bush. Lloyd 4151 1 21605 Eon Heur, St. Clair Shores, Mich. Bush. Marion C3D 1 3729 N. Main 51.. Akron, Mich. Bush. Reid tFJ 1 328 E. Walnut, Santa Ana. C01. Butcher. Barbara Alyce tFD 1 2 El Cerrito Ave.. San Anselmol Cczl. Bumeil. Muriel Sandro 071 1 1601 B. Street, Lincoln. Neb. Burton, Mary Lorimora OH 1 Hillsboro Road. Nashville. Tenn. Bulterile1d, Ruby GD 1 R1. 1. Neenuh. Wise. C Camp. lusiln Iumes UD - Rt. 3. Newpori, Ark Campbell. Eddie R. 01 1 Box 211. Roaring Springs, Tex. Curnes. Kyle 3. U5 1 Box 522, Neosho, Mo. Carlerl Patsy 0?? 1261 U1SIer. Denver, Colo. Carver. Ruth C171 1- HusseH, Ark. Chapman, Evelyu Sue QD 1 Box 211. Hardy. Ark. Chapman. James GU 1 RI, 2. Saarcy, Ark. Cheek Alla Luna CFJ 1 502 Church 51.. Alkins, Ark. Chiids. James B. CF? 1 R1. 3. Box 224. Mindenl LG. Childs, Ken CSID 1 1205 Forrest, Wichha, Kama. Chome. 1ere luck CF1 1 Box 416. Harding College, Searcy, Ark. Chung, George CD 1 Iulun Utcsu, Kuala Lumpur, Malaya Clark. B111 CPD 1 Kinqsville, Mo. Clark. Martha June 150 1 2229 Dearinq C1,, Louisville. Ky. Claspill. Shirley Winona CPU 1 6221 S. E. 45, Porlland, Ore. Clayton. Mary Helen CSD 1 Morrillon, Ark. Coburn, Robert Leroy LSD 1 Box 260, Grulon, Cell. Cochran. Mildred R. GO 1 102 Drilling SL. Morrillon. Ark. Coil, Charles R. 080 1 Camp. Ark. Culdiron. Bobby Kent CD h Hozlehurs! Miasl Cole, Christine Marie 0U 1 RI. 6, Box 6. C1eve1cmd. Tenn. Coleman. Hiida 1F51 Lafayetle Springs. Miss. Collson, Noreen A. 050 1 27337 Pinchurm. Roaeville, Mich. Cone. Katheryn QSH 1 611 North th, Seurcy. Ark. Cook, Charles E. 050 1 401 W, Pleasure. Searcy, Ark. Cook, Treccie C5320 1 401 W. Pleasure. Searcy. Ark. Coons, Irma Iewel CD 1 5462 30 51.. N. W.. Woshingion, D, C. Cooper, Barbara tD 1 3020 North 3. McA1esler. Okla. Copeland. Sarah C50 1 HI. 2. Lake Park. Ga. Cox. Cecil H'D 1 R1. 5. Florence. Ala. Cranford. Charla Eebecca Q81 1 200 Atkins. Shreveporl. Lu. Crawford. Charles W. CD 1 Willltord, Ark. Crawford, Lawrence CFD 1 Williford. Ark. Cruwiord. Louise GU 1 R1. 1, Box 119, Black Oak. Ark. Cropper, Bonnie 055 1 Bakersfield. Mo. Crosby, Norma E. G? 1 Panqburn, Ark. Crowel Frances CS1 1 707 Lincoln 51.. Red Bluff, Cal. Crowsan. Margaret LaVeme Gd 1 1039 N. Pine 51.. Ukiuh. Cal. Crutcher, Peggy CD 1 3661 Dorian, Shreveport. Lu. Cunningham, Thomas 11 CS 1 Judsonic, Ark. Curry, William M. QD 1 R1. 4. Box 357-3. Minden. La. D Daie. Waller C51 1 25 Duranl Ave., Toronio, Onlario. Canada Dampier. Iohn L. CPU 1 Box 941, Alachua, Flu. Daniels. Bebe GD 1 315 171h Ava, EusI Molina. 111. Daniels, Mary Kathryn CD 1 33 Enjoy Ave Baltimore 28. Md. Daniel. Will Ierrell $11 1 833 Taft PL, New Orleans, La. Darling. leanne CS3 1 2125 S, Wichita. Wichiiu 11, Kuns. Davenport. Amos L. C80 1 H1. A. YeHvilb. Ark. Davidson, Frank CPU 1 26 E551 Lane, Madison. N. 1. Davis. C. Yvonne 0-? 1 1007 Eusl Hillsboro. El Dorado, Ark. DdVlS. Jack Wayne CD 1 West Highland, Harrison. Ark. Davis. 10cm CD 1 809 Illinois, Weslaco. Tex. Davis Iohn Milton 050 1 1402 18111 Ave.. East Tuacaloom. Ala. Davis. Morlha Sue GO 1 H1. 4. Cleveland, Tenn. Davis. Marlin Carroll CF1 1 805 Prince 51., Texarkana. Ark. Davis, Willard 151 1 1402 18 Ave.. East. Tuscaloosa. Ala. Day, Iudy Ann CFD 11007 N. L1ncoln, Urbano, 111. Dean, Ann Laura 155 1 Iasper. Tex. Dean. Herbert P. CD 1 4543 N. Meade. Chicago. 111. DeBerry, Wilma June 01 1 2354 Campbell Ave.. Damn 9. Mich. Dickey, Virginia GD 1 Oil City, La. D111in, George Russell 1510 1 506 N. Cross. Searcy. Ark. Disch, 109 Harold 0:1 1 417 S. Admire, El Reno. Okla. Donnell. Charles 131 1 ludsonia. Ark. Dorsey. Pm G'J 1 RL 2. Terran, Tex. E quers. Joyce CFD 1 Dolores. C010. quers. Marilyn GD 1 Dolores. Colo. Ellis, Ruby Lee UD 1 Augusta. Ark. Eslick, Bill tD Box 1994. Shafler. Cal. Essexl Bill GU 1 Eliiuhl Mo. Eubanks. Robert CPD 1 R1. 13, Box 387, Fresno, Cal. F Falls. Verl L. $10 1 Balsa City, Okla. Farmer, Ray 050 1 Box 49, Gruton. Cal. Farris, Wanda C50 1 Alma. Ark. Figgins. Iohn W. CPD 1 1110 Grand Ava. Camlharsvilla. Mo. Filan. lackle CPU 2 Harding College. Searcy. Ark. Pike. Waller Donald 0510 2 Hi. 2. Box 99. Carbon H111. Ala. Floyd, Samuel Richard CSD 2 1010 N. Main. Nashville, Ark. Flynn. Alice Ruth GD 2 405 Balaria SL. East Point, Ga. Ford. Billy Eurion 131 2 Cave Cily, Ark. Forienberzy. Wayne 0D 2 Pahokee, Flu. Fowler. Edward Eugene CSrD 2 Viloniu, Ark. Fox. Kenneth E. U1 2 25 N. Gertrude. Slockion. Col. Francis. Percy A. 150 2 134 S. Harvard Ave. Lindsay. Calif. Franks, Hubert M. GU 2 Star Route. Box 41, Merryvme, La. Freud. Clara Bane tSrj 2 Sleprock. Ark. Fulks. B'111y Mack 1D 2 1640 mm Ave.. Huntington. W. Va. Fuller, Joyce CD - Box 14. G1enwood. Ark. Futrel1. Bobby C33 2 619 Tennessee Ave.. Walnu: Ridge. Ark. G Garner. Olelu LaVerne 6'1 2 Viola! Hili. Ark. Gurrell, Merle 0S0 - Box 3186, Shreveporl. Lo, Garrison, Flora lean cFJ 2 RI. 6. Box 50, MurahuH. Ark. Gathrith, Elmer '1'. 131-3 - Saruloqu. Ark. Gathrith, Lulher Roland 181 2 Saruloqa, Ark. Gear, lumes C. 03 - Box 114. Cowun, Tenn. Geer, Mattie Lou CSH 2 Box 114. Coqu, Tenn. George. Bobbie Louise 07D -- 2416 Benton qu Bosabr City. La. Giddens. Dorolhy Luciie U1 - Childersburg. Ala. Gilford. Vanda D. QSrJ 2 Ccmpbeil. Mo. Gilbert. Cleo R. CSrD 2 121 East Elm 51.. Walnut Ridge. Ark. G111. Frank U1 2 Allensville. Ky. Girdley. James D. OJ 2 R1. 3. Box 3375. Osceola. Ark. Gleason, Leon GU 2 Plain Deulinq,- Lu. Goodwin, Donald C. CD 2 112 Lake View Ava. Dcmville, 111. Gorlon, Carlos CD - 1532 S. Ogden. Denver 10, C010. Grady, Mary Eltu GU 2 Beedevii1e. Ark. Graham, Janie 0FJ 2 818 Main. Lubbock, Tex. Greene, Wanda Dell C510 2 Box 23. Waldo. Ark. Gregg. George Wiliis CS1 2 1220 N. Markel SL, CordeH. 01:10. Griffith. Lillie U1 2 Box 33, Floyd. N. Mex. H Hagan. Bernadine 181 2 1818 W. Palmer, Sioux City. Iowa Han. Elmo Murray QSrD 2 Sammy. Ark. H011, Frank C. U ? 2 815 High 51., Little Hoek. Ark. Hall. Lehman G'j 2 N Oak. Searcy, Ark. Hull. Leonard tS1 - 410 N. Oak, Saurcy, Ark. Ham. Peggy Loulse C51 2 Shirley, Ark. Hamilton, Norma Lou 1D 2 914 W. Second. Pine Bluff, Ark. Hampton, Robert Lee 1510 2 1003 Pleasant Grove Dr1ve. Dallas. Tex. Hones. Olen B. 151 2 802 E. Center $1.. Searcy. Ark. Hanna. Paul E. CPD 2 1935 West 4151, Tulsa 7, Okla. Hardin, Ulysses GU 2 500 Cysaess SL. Valdosta. Ga. Hare. Faye U12 807 W. Austin 51.. Conroe, Tex. Hare, Mary Io C310 2 6302 Bryan Pkwy.. Dallas 14, Tax. Harmon, Doris E1 OJ 2 3753 N. Paulina, Chlcago 13, 111. Harmon. Thelma 19cm 1S1 - 3758 N. Paulina. Chicago 13. Ill. Harrie, Mary Lou GU 2 R1,. 3. Box 4200. Benton Harbor. Mich. Hartman, Ralph Dale U? 2 N. 5131' EL, Sayre. Okla. Hawkins. Fulla Anna CS? 2 Box 37, Piqgoti, Ark. Hayes. loan C. CD 2 11001 Wallace. Chicago 28, 111. Haynes. Sum F. 2 Kirmcm, Ca1. Hazelbuker. lack Q50 2 Box 151. North Liberty. Incl. Henney. George Ernesl tD 2 Box 421. Harding College, Searcy, Ark. Harndon. Elizabelh Pearl 0'3 - Spring H111. Tenn. Hickman, Nancye CPU 2 Carriweu. Mo. H1gqanbolhum. Ercell $1 2 102 Drilling SL, Morrillon, Ark. High, Mary Lee Gd 2 2222 W. Van Buren 51.. Chicago. 111. Hill, Sum Paul GU 2 Quilman. Ark. 1111113. Iohn G. 050 - 810 E. Park Ave.. Seurcy. Ark. Hogg, Mary Nell U1 2 S1ephens, Ark. Holcomb. Wuxren tPJ 2 6804 Oakion SL. Niles 31. 111. Holland, Benny C53 2 Box 985. Hariinqen, Tex. Holt, Elizabeth C53 2 1117 Mchin. Newport. Ark. Hoover, Eileen CH 2 573 N. Avalon, Memphis. Tenn. Horsmun. Robert U3 2 Imboden, Ark. Horbn, Sidney CD 2 Guy. Ark. Howe. Bill R. GU - 108 Berkely SL. Luluyette. Lu. Howell. Billy Forrest CPU 2 Morrilton. Ark. Hubbard, Rosemary U? 2 R1. 3, Siloam Springs. Ark. Hubbard. Sidney CD 2 RI. 1, Box 107. Mcnlae, Miss. Hunter. Mary Fem GU - Ada SL. Leuchvllle. Ark. Huggins, Carolyn UN 2 R1. 3, DeQuaen. Ark. Hughes. Norman KS1 2 783 Pardon Ave. Crestview. Flu. Hulett. Dale E. CPD 2 Melbourne. Ark. Hulsey. Bettye Lou 0'1 2 Iudsoniu, Ark. Hunnicutt, Margaret QED 2 R1. 1. High Springs. Fla. Hylbert, William A. U? 2 4911 Camden Ave Parkersburg, W. Va. Inqalls. Frances I. CS1 2 DeRidder, Lu. J Jackson. Reva Maud CF3 2 Box 493, Moses Lake. Wash. Iackson. Theda Lee G? 2 Maynard. 1:11.. Pocahonlas. Ark. James, Henry Herbarl U3 2 3614 Dyer Ava, Sebastopol, Cal. Iarrard, Norma Jean CD 2 540 Bus! Cleveland, Was! Plains. ' Iun'en. lumes U1 2 Box 246, Temple. Okla. Ienkins. Marie CPU 2 Spring Hill. Tenn. Johnson. 10cm G3 2 R1. 2. Box 22. Easl Prairie. Mo. Iohnson. Joanne CD 2 47 Everard 51.. Worcester. Maia. Iohnson. Mary Lou CD - 3314 Leavenworth 31., San Francisco, 7:. Iohnsion, AnnaBell tn 2 Rt. 1. Marked Tree. Ark. ' Iohnslon. Cecil W. C50 2 R1, 1, Box 113. Bradford. Ark. Iohnston. Donald C. 0'3 2- 409 South N. Orleans, Brinkley. Johnston. Joanna Ruth GO 2 2049 TaylorpSpringfiald. Mo. Iolly, 3111 CF? 2 Rockwood. Tenn. Jones. Billy Moll 051 2 710 College. Fullon. Ky. lanes. Christine 073 2 Gilmore. Ark. Jordan. Charles C53 2 Hi. 1. Auburn. M135. Iordun. Iomea Lee 150 2 R1. 1. Auburn. Miss. K Kee. Norman CS1 - 2101 38m. Lubbock, Texas K99, Roberi Windle 150 2 2101 38111, Lubbock, Texas Kerr. Cynthia CSJ - Allenaville. Ky. Kiihnl. DeWiH 150 2 Enid. Miss. KilpauiCk. Carolyn U? 2 513 W. Broadway. Bolivar. Mo. KiIchena. Albert Franklin C50 2 1217 W. McFie Ave.. La! .aL- i N. Mex. Komeluni, Ken U1 2 10-7 Chome Skimboshi Shiba. Tokyo. Japan Knight. Ralph CS1 - RI. 2. Salem, 111. Kurtz, Ronald Lee 0 ? 2 5732 Hadley, Merriam. Kane. Kusuno. Kuzno GU 2 677 Yugcwura Sotckemura Kuji-gun, '12: ekl. lapun Luncusfer. Ella Mae CSrD 2 Hundred, W. Va. Longdon, once CSO 2 Dyess, Ark. Lawrence. Faye C151 - Rt. 4, Box 93. Selma, Ala. Layne. Bryan QD 2 Humble. Texas Lauih. Boyd W. 1D 2 1307 East Race. Searcy. Ark. Lee, Alfred CD - Box 887. Llndon, Cal. Lee. Ginger 133 2 242 Graylinq Lane. Monroe. La. Lemmons, Colellcx 051 2 R1. 1, Parugould. Ark. Lemmons, Demelm U ? 2 R1. 1, Paragould, Ark. Lemmons, Lorene CS1 2 R1. 6. Paragould. Ark. Leopard. Kennelh cSQ 2 389 Greenlield Hd., Memphis, Tenn. Leunq, T11 Fe CD 2 Canton. China Levy, Ian CD 2 Angelina H0191. Lutkin. Texas Lilly. Iocme 151 2 RL 1. Box 801. Forreal City, Ark. Lloyd, Ivan Vidor 0 ? 2 ID Ruyton Place, South H1113 IH, So. Long, Gerald 11D - Rt. 5, Kingfisher, Okla. Langley. Sarah 081 2 498 Water St. Bulasvilla. AIL Lumcm, Willon B, 153 2 2730 Sycamore SL, Beaumont. Tom: Lumpkin, Ccn'o1 181 2 Rt. 1. E051 River 51.. Searcy. Ark. Lydlc. Peeq CSJ 2 772 Tut! Ava. Akron. Ohio M McAdams, Bonnie C13 2 Iudsonia. Ark. McAuley. Iimmy GU 2 2825 Arlington. Memphis. wnn. McBride, Lcwayne Q50 2 Havana, Ark McCuleb. Sue 053 2 Box 215, Fayette. Ala. McDaniel, Nancy CS1 2 2911 Hogan Road. Atlanta. Ga. McEachern. Carolyn 1F 1 2 1005 Vernon 51.. Texarkana. Tami McFadden, Edgar U1 2 1205 River 51.. Seqrcy. Ark. ' McGuire, Audrey 150 2 Rt. 5. Searcy, Ark. McGuire. Ianle U1 2 Prescott, Ark. McInlurlf. Doris C510 2 205 N. Grand Ava. Searcy. Ark. McNally. Russell Albert C51 2 Pine Grove, Ontario. Canada; McReynb1ds. Grace 181 2 R1. 3, Box 102. DaRidder. La. Muckey. Bill 0SrD 2 Adairvllle, Ky. Muqes. Paul CPD - Piqgatt, Ark. Majors, Iennie L013 Uij 2 R1. 2, Box 327. Reedley, Ual. Manusco. Robert 180 2 Palesline, Ark. Marlin. Charles Burl G? 2 Evenon. Ark. . Marun. Don 180 2 9827 Harding Ava, Evergreen Park. 111'. Mcnin, IeH Davis CD 2 Rt. 5, Box 789. Texarkana. Taxc- Mashbum. Dorouw 150 2 Transylvania, La. Massey, lumen Richard 080 2 R1. 1, Pontotoc. Miss. Mmthews, fumes Nelson CD 2 1020 West Orange 51., Lukai Mcilox, Buly Ice CPU 2 Harding College. Searcy. Atk- Mcmox. Pam Nell C50 2 928 East Center. Sam. Ark: Maxwell. Don GD 2 168 Ouler Dr1ve. Oak Ridge. Tom, 7 Maxwell. James C171 2 R1. 12. Allen: Lane. 1?.va -- E . Cecil Richard CPD 5 2076 Vinton Ave.. Memphis 4. Tenn. . Sammie G. CD 5 RI. 2, Pruner. Wash. 1mg William CPD 5 Box 133. Douglass. Kans. Menu, Emil C510 5 Ba: 553, Bernardsville. N. 1. Michael. Dan E. c831 5 Albion, Nebr. Mick, Carl 3. C511 - Box 341.11an College. Saarcy. Atk. '3' .m, W Brown C319 5 1001 S. Ledlord $1., Harrisburg, 111. . WOT. 1m Q?D 5 Box 397. Waldo. Ark. Miller. In. William CD 5 R1. 2. Iudaonia. Ark. W Ill C10 4- 309 W. Kinqahlqhway, Pmcxgould, Ark mm. 61min m - 21655 Shannan. Detroit 19. Mich. 3m Allan Charla C80 5 R1. 7. Eagleson Rdu Boise. Idu., WM, Bitty Lou C521 5 Eupora, M135. :5 MI, . Moon. Io- P. m - Woodland. Miss. W1 1011!! 5. GD 5 Rt. 1, Box 210. FL Collins. C010. Mm, Iohn Troy 0D 5 151 Mark SL, Batesville, Ark. 11m Mk0 cm - 151 Mark 31.. Batesville. Ark. Ham, Paul K. C80 5 Newark. Ark. glows. Ralph Q31 5 Homatsville, Mo. umwaclco Theodore 033 -- Carlisle. Ark. um. Phil 01 5 112 Aberdeen DL. Middletown. Ohio Malt. KEY CD Wlaemcm. Ark. ' Hmdock. lunlce Mae U1 5 Durdcmelle. Ark. Murphy. Betty Ann CS1 - Box 351. Tuckermun, Art. Myer, Buddy 0D 5 1010 N. 2nd 51.. McGehee, Ark. N 7' . 10611 Ilnkl 0F? 5 302 Main 51., Newport Ark. : '. . Hda'n Lucille CD - 5217 Calhoun. Dacrbom. Mich. , Wallet 1... GU 5 1352 Goodbarl Memphis, Tenn. 5 Ohmic:- Thomaa CFD 5 wuliiord. Ark. 1 W. Ramona cs: - R1. 2. Radar. Ark. mam 15mm cm - 407 w. Bennett. Momuon, Ark. Ewan; 111:: Rs C310 5 Nichols 51.. Dyersburg, Tenn. W, 3. Iahllal 0:, - Isubei. Kama. mm. R06 CD - Isabel. Kuna. 0 m0. Donald Patrick cs 5 Gen. DeL. Friendswood. Tex. oul. Peggy C50 59 902 MHchell Lune. Shreveporl, Lu. WW A. C30 5 15761 Tuller. Detroit 21, Michy 3. Gltnin CD 5 605 N. Cross 51.. Seaway, Ark. l. OW!!! D. 031 5 605 N. Cross 51.. Searcy. Ark. Lamp CE? 5 102 Drilling 51., Morrilton. Ark. .. D. CD 5 ququdodo, Mo. .. KSO 5 Braqqadocio. Mo. Find 1. U3 - Box 7. Willihrd, Ark. Sarah Bil! CPU -- 728 N. Arthur. Amarillo, Tax. .1kf11'. :0? 5 Hammers. Okla. P E? -. Wino CE? 5 3403 Convention 81.. Baton Rouge, La. . , Emu! CliHor-d U1 3 112043318214??? i933. 2:1; ?Mu 10d 03- 1. . . ac . r. M :$nl L. 050 - Box 822. Caraway. Ark. m, Shirlly tso - m. s. Hulnboro. Ohio M191. Franklin GD 5 Ba: 32, Pontu. Tex. mum. Phil 1:. 550 .5 4690 Smlthfield SL, Shauyaida. Ohio Laura 16cm 03 - 502 Pine 81.. Pocahontas. Ark. 1m; Mixed GU 5 537 E. 8131. New York City, N. Y. :Plchnl. 10 Ann CS1 5 Harding College, Secrcy, Ark. NW, Dora GD 5 1216 W. Main. Pamgould. Ark. Pillow. Melba CD - 1215 w. Main, Paragould. Ark. mum rm Lou m - Cave cm. Ark. Pittman. Charla: tS1 5 3236 -Douglass. Memphis. Tenn. Puts. nab Rey cs1 - 4532 Blackalone. F1. Worth, Texas Plummet. Jack W. 0519 Oswaqa Road. Liverpool, N. Y. Poland. luck 0510 5 Isabei. Km. Porter. David C51 5 843 South Newman. Springfield, Mo. Paley. Bem- Ruth CPD 5 Iuneuu. Alaska Pollen, Cwolyr'n C513 5 Maury City. Tenn. Price, Marllyn GD 5 301 E. Race. Seaway. Ark. Nun, Kathryn CFD - Damascus. Ark. Pmclor. Muriel CD 5 Box 77. Houghton Lake. Mich Pruitt, Jack H. CH 5 1015 Forrester Ava, Albuquerque. N. M. Purdmn, Bobby Docm CPD - RI. 1, Moneti. Mo. Mom. Jackie $0 5 Purdy. Mo. R My. Gena Edward cry - Plyehmt. Tex. Won. lame- F. m - clo Slur Rt. Newberg. Ore. M Elan CPD 5 Box 771. Hardlnr: College. Samcy, Ark. Hansbuth, Clemeni 150 5 104 East Broadway. Hayu, Mo. Ronsburqh. Neva GU 5 104 Easl Broadway, Hayti, Mo. Remas. Edith Mae 150 5 RI. 2. Muithaws, Mo. Reichel. Gotifried CSpD 5 928 Center 51., Saarcy. Ark. Rhgudcmil. Iames E. C50 5 1021 Gibbons DL. Bossier City. La. Rhodes. H. Kenneth C1 1 5 304 E031 Ieifaraon, Roswell, N. Mex. Rhodes. Norman K. 0510 5 1450 Woodrow SL. W1ch11a. Kane. Richards, Barbara CFD 5 270 1711': 51.. Cleveland, Tenn. Richards. Lucile 05:1 5 Huilleld, Ark, Richardson. Charles A. GU 5 Box 27, Rocklngham, N. C. Rlchealn, Lester CD 5 Omaha, Ark. Rlchesin. Mary Ann 151 5 Omaha. Ark. Roach, Sam CD 5 Hope. Ark. Roberts, Bryan C1? 5 1515 Dewey Ava, Burtleaville, Okla. Roberts. Kathryn CS3 5 Box 57., Lake City. Flu. Robinson. Kenneth Gene 00 5 1527 S, Keaton Chicago 23. 111. Roden. Iackie 0U 5 418 South 3rd SL4 Paragould, Ark. Roller. Femudene HQ 5 Iudsonia, Ark. Rollmcmn, Kent CD 5 R1. 1. Box 423, Bartlesville. Okla. Romine. Harold Floyd GD 5 Hi. 5, Osage City. Kans. Rousel lack H. 051 5 R1. 3. Box 539-131 Hanford. Cal. Rowe, Patricia Ann 051 5 3925 35111 Ave. N.. Birmingham, Ala. Russeli. Corinne U1 5 Ht. 4. Bentonvllle, Ark. Russell. Lola Myrlu 1:30 5 R1. .2, Somlrvilla, Ala. S Sanders. Norma lean KFJ - Suka, Ark, Sanderson, Alma GD 5 Box 121. Canton, Okla. Sayers. Slanley CPU 5 R1. 1. McLoud. Okla. Scott, Robexl CSD 5 Box 462. Five Points. Cal. Scrivner, Beuy CSO 5 Lepcmto, Ark. Seal, Iames C. 081 5 Douglass, Kans. Seal, Nediu Mae CPU 5 Bremen. Okla. Seuwel, Clifford W. C30 5 5504 Wells 51., SI. Louls 12, Mo. See. Donald GU 5 Sanders. Ky. See. Margaret H. Q30 5 Sanders, Ky. Sewell. Ruben 0Sr1 5 2949 Ashby Rd., Overland, Mo. Sexson. Conway GD 5 1302 E. Race 51.. Searcyl Ark Shear. Iumes W. 180 5 King Ava. Opp. Ala. Shelfield, 10a CSpD 5 Box 327. Rector, Ark. Shelton. Dick CF1 5 4213 Holmes SL, Boise. Ida. Shenill. Bill U1 5 1200 Holden 51., Newporl. Ark. Shewmuker. Eunice C80 5 Parugould. Ark. Shewmuker, Greek: CD 5 Paragould, Ark. Shewmaker, Kenneth CS1 5 Paragould, Ark. Sh1pp. Bill C1D 1303 1.1111br1dqe S1,. Delroi: 14. M1ch. Simon. Peggy CS1 5 300 West 2011': SL. Wawoku. Okla. Smith, Eugene C1? 5 311 Shady Lane. Dalias, Tex. Smith. Frances Nadine CPD 5 Mammoth Spring, Ark. Smith, Grcmi C30 5 W1nches1er. Va. Smilh. Jessie Lou 050 5 R1. 1, Eudara, Ark. Smith, 10cm CD 5 1957 Butternut, Abilene, Tex. Smith, Kei1h C53 5 RL 1. Eudora. Ark. Smith, Mary E. GU 5 522 S. Websler, Norman, Okla. Smith, Norma GU 5 2417 9111 51.. Lubbock, Tex, Smith. Nina Pearl GD 5 1209 Poplurl Grenada. Miss. Smith. Paul CPD 5 912 Pine 31., Sweelwuler. Tex. Snure. Eillen CD 5 77 Dundum 51.. Hamilton. Ontario Snyder. Ken KS1 5 540 Wilkinson 51., Shreveporl. La. Sponuuglal Joe CD 5 53 Broadway. Hagerstown. Md. Spurlock. Herman G1 5 Rt. 2, Judsoma, Ark. Slqllinqs. Robert 030 5 Box 22. Stonewall, Okla. Starling. Harvey CSO 5 Imboden, Ark. Stephens, Marion Hazel G'D - Rt. 3, Box 45. Trumann. Ark. Stevens. Alvin CD 5 7749 Vista DL. El Paso, Tex. Stevens. Carol 1Fj 5 Judsoniu, Ark. Slevensl E. C. USD 5 Momma Okla. Stokes. Nancy Lee C51 5 Wainul Ridge. Ark. Slone. Bonnie Lou HQ 5 Pope SL. Naahvllle. Ark. Slorey. Don's CS1 5 1007 Dudley Ava, Texarkunu, Ark. $10115. Edwin Keilh tFD 5 Quaker Cily. Ohio Stout, Cioy Dean CPU 5 308 S. 1311': SL, Fredarlck. Okla. Stout, Gladys Earlene 0 F1 5 Frederlckl Okla. Slout, Rog.r F. CID 5 Frederick. Okla. Stout. Sammy CSD 5 R1. 3. San Benito. Tex. Strcne. Peggy G? 5 478 Purkside Ava, Elmhural, 111. Strqughn, Alice 05:1 5 1521 N. W. 34. Oklahoma City, Okla. Strianallow, Bob CD 5 Hampton. Ark. Strand, Hazel GO 5 401 5. Cherokee, Morrillon, Ark. Stuurl, Carolyn 031 5 190 Pine 81.. Buieavule. Ark. 51mm. Dolores 033 5 1715 Was: Arch SL. Searcy. Ark. Sudderth. Shirley CSO 5 Box 336. Lex1nq10n. Okla. Summin, William CD 5 Harding College. Searcy, Ark. Sunkal. T. Roy 0'3 5 DeQueen, Ark. Sutherlln. Elizabeih Jana G? 5 106 N. 4111 SL. Sammy, Ark. Suzuki. Milnuyuki 0510 5 No. 18. Kamiyacho 511.1131: Minatoka. Tokyo. Japan T Tale. Julia CFJ - 4340 W. Walton. Chicago 51. 111. Taylor. Flo'ru chm CSO 5 Rt. 1, Box 20. Aurora, Mo. Thorn, Meredith 053 5 2745 Marshall 51., Rockford, Ill. Thornton, Johnny GU 5 R1. 2, Galina, Ala. Thrallkill. Tommy GO 5 Waldo. Ark. Todd. Dale 030 5 120 Edgeworth Ava. Robertson, Mo. Todd, Dorolhy M. CD 5 Alma, Tenn. Todd. Ruby 010 5 310 West lUih. Sedalim M0. Tucker. Mae Anna 0510 5 Lake City. Ark. Tulloss. Dorothy 0510 5 Marler Apt. 7, Trunk 51.. Cleveland. Tenn. Turnbow. Robert Wood CSrD 5 3655 Charleswood, Memphis. Tenn. Turner. Elaweazze GU 5 1517 24m 81.. Lubbock. Tex. U UlmyI Betty 030 5 Box 34. Sheridan, Ark. Underwood, David tSr3 5 Box 42. Leighlon, Ala. Upmn, Garland 030 5 Rt. 1. Box 290V2, Carlsbad. N. Main V Vanwinkie, Nancy 030 5 Box 01, Bay, Ark. Vaughan, Max L. C80 5 3030 N. Meridian .Oklahoma City, Ohio. Vaughan. Nedra Allne GU Rt. 4. Seurcy. Ark. Vineyard, Mary U'D 5 Shirley. Ark. Votaw. W. Ray 0D 5 Vidor, Tax. Voyles. Pauline 03D 5 RI. 1, Box 311. Henryaita. Okla. W Waggoner, Roberl CD 5 Box 35, Henrienu. Tex. Wagner. Iohn C50 5 Cooleemee. N. C. Wailers, William Hue'y GU 5 Rinqqold, Lo. Wald, Rodney Peter 0510 5 840 N. 1111': SL, DeKalb. 111. Walker. Morris GU 5 Crossville, Ill. Walker. Ruth O70 5 Hardy, Ark. Wuhan. Dale GU 5 Auvergne. Ark. Walton, Juanita C50 5 Auverqna, Ark. Ware, Ferrell E. C521 5 RI. 3, HI Dorado, Ark. Warren. Murray 5810 5 Chqrhon. Onturlo. Canada Walets, Larry GD 5 Box 244, Alachuu, Fla. Wears. Virgil T. GU 5 DeVulla Blufi, Ark. Webb, Betty Inna C50 5 R1. 1, Box 254. Straihmore, Cal. Webb. Donald Eugene CF3 5 Rt. 1. Box 254, Strmhmore, Cal. Welsh. Dale tSD 5 Box 552, Chiuicolhe, Tex. West. Iorala CSO 5 Charleston, Miss. Well, Peggy GU 5 561.4 Roela'nd Dr., Mission. Kuns. Wealmorelcmd. Lerline CD 5 Wcierford. Miss. Wheeler, General I. Q80 5 915 E. Market, Sam'cy. Ark. Whitaker, Mary Ann 080 5 1351 Snowden, Memphis 5, Term. White, Ella Louise CD - 5324 Kiff 51.. Sciomvllle, Ohio While, Florence GD 5 BZI Cleveland, Clare, Mich. While. Maya C50 5 517 Willow, Florence. Ala. Whitehead. Larry 050 5 Oxford. M133. Wiley, Robert Preston CID 5 Iudwnia, Ark. Wilkiaon, Richard V. CSJ 5 Bald Knob. Ark. Williams. Billy Earl U5 5 1400 E. N. Line. Searcy. Ark. Willicum. Curldene GU 5 2812 Breaks Ava. Amarillo, Tex. Willis, Margaret C50 5 602 Howell St. Flotance, Ala. Willm, Marie 083 5 257 stall 51.. Abilene, Tex. wuson, B111 tn 5 908 E. Iefforaon, Roswell. N. Mex. Winter. Bob 050 5 2521 D611. Fl. Worth 11. Tex. Wbemun. Bill QFJ 5 Calico Rock, Ark. Witty. onca CD 5 Frederick. Okla. Witty, Percy CD - RI. 2. Maple. Ontario. Canada Woods. lune CF3 5 Gragqton, Tax. Woody, Martha CD 5 2904 Arch. Little Rock, Ark. Word. Harry Dean C55 5 Box 610, IoneaboroI Ark. Womack. Vernelle GD 5 201 N. lackson, Little Rock, Ark. Wright, Ann Q33 5 Harding College. Searcy. Ark. Wright. L111 030 5 753 Roanoke. Memphis, Tenn. Wright, Ray 0D 5 Harding College, Searcy. Ark. Wright Ponder CD 5 Box 42, Greenwuy, Ark. Y Yoha. Heller: Ruth tD 5 Frederick. Okla. Younger. Ralph 080 5 1003 E. Center 31., Provo, Utah Z Zink. James Keith CF? 5 2108 5, Marion, Tulsa 5. Okla. Elmer. Donna Grace 080 5 13524 Prospect P1.. Milwaukee 14. Wine. linear, Loulae C50 5 13524 Prospect PL, Mllwuukee 14. Wine. HIGH SCHOOL Allen, Mlckay tFD 5 2004 Waverly, Memphis. Tenn. Anderson. Gail 081 5 544 E. 83rd SL. New York City, N. Y. Archer, Lenora CD 5 2934 Ashley Rd., Overland. Mo. Babcock, Duane 0810 5 200 Animus SL, Shiprock. N. Mex. Baldwin. Maurice CS5 5 Harding College, Seurcy, Ark. Baldwin. Him 10 C510 5 Cordell, Okla. Beachum. Carolyn CD Box 689. Bowling Green. Ky. Billings. Helen U1 - 500 W. 2nd 81., Del Rio. Tex. , Brooks. Johnny Raymond an - 3532 43m 51.. New Orleans 20.' Brown. Bernard CSO 5 1302 E. N. Line. Seurcy. Ark. Bryant. Shelby lean G? 5 H1. 1. Seurcy, Ark. Bumpusm R. 14 080 5 1822 24th 51., Lubbock, Tex. Copeland. Pal OJ 5 219 Founluin, Lime Rock, Ark. Cox. C. L. 050 5 802 E Center, Searcy. Ark. Crump. Tumea C19 5 Houston, Miss. Davis. Dorothy 050 5 309 11L. WesIuco. Tax. 0 Draper, Miriam did 5 Box 613, Harding College. Searcy. Ark; Duncan, Robert CSrD 5 811 N. E, 3 PL, Hialenl. Fla. Dykes. Norman 0D 5 714 East Center. Seurcy, Ark. Falls. 0115 0F0 5 RI. 4, Seurcyt Ark. Fletcher, Iocm C30 5 Williford, Ark. Fullerton. Olen Ray 050 5 101 Dril1'mq 31.. Morrllton. Ark.- Goodw1n, Dorothy Sue 133 -2403 Chsrry SL, Vicksburg. Grayl Nile 05D 5 503 N. Cross. Searcy. Ark. Green. Suzy GD 5 Harding College, Seurcy, Ark. Hulk. Ianie Wade CFJ 5 Cherry Valley. Ark. Hones, Luvaru UD 5 82 E. Game: 31.. Searcy. Ark. Herren, Mary Ruth 05:3 5 632 W. Thompson, Paragould. j- Herran, Norman R. C50 5 3303 William PL. SI. Loui- 20. Hixson. Nelda 580 5 517 N. Border Dn. Boguluaa, Ln. Huichison, Iackia U1 5 204 5. Mass. Ave.. Searcy. Ark. Jenkins. Jimmie U0 5 Searcy, Ark. Johns. Frances CSrJ 5 302 N. Cross 51., Seurcy. Ark. Iohnson, Patricia GU 5 920 Center 51.. Searcy, Ark. Jordan, Robarl 050 5 450 Wrightwood. Chicago 14, 111. Julian, Gene Q50 5 2103 25:11 51., Lubbock. Tex. LeCoultre. Iackie U1 5 W. Millington. N. let. Leopard, Beuy 080 5 389 Greeniield Rd., Memphis. Tenn. Lewis. Joe Emery 0513 5 5211 Juniper Dr., Mission. Ian. Martin. John 080 5 Moss 51.. Semcy. Ark. Massey. Freddy GO 5 RI. 1, Pontotoc. Miss. McClure. Wllllum F. 021 5 1340 N. Canlon. Tulsa. Okla. Merritt. Ruth C13 - 1507 Hanan SL. Shrev'eport. Lu. Miller. Marilyn 050 5 Harrison. Ark. Mulherin. Donald Roy CD 5 Carnegie. Okla. Norton. Dick CSO 5 3340 S. Birch. Denver. Colo. Osborn, Carl R. 05:0 5 Searcy, Ark. Payne, Iimmie C50 5 Box 267. Searcy. Ark. Peak. Guy csn 5 557 Highpoim Ten. Memphis. Tenn. Record, Grunt CSJ 5 3301 3501 51., Lubbock, Tex. Rhodes. David 053 5 South Cross. Searcy. Ark. Rhodes, Mike CFJ 5 S. Cross. Seurcy. Ark. Ritchie. Andy Thomas CSrD 5. 356 Park Ava. Semcy. Ark. Ritchie. Edward G3 5 306 Park Ave.. Searcy, Ark. Sussar. Marilyn tS0 5 3290 Gilmar Ava. Montgomery. Ala. Seifert, Walter C310 5 Harding College. Sauna. Ark. Smith Charles QFI; 5 102 N. Grant 51., Searcy. Ark. Smith, lean CD 5 Russellville. Ky. Smith, Mona Jean CPD 5 R1. 1. Merkel. Tex. Soulherlund. Curlion C5D 5 90.7 E. Race 51.. Searcy, Ark. Stapleton, Glen tFD 5 904 Eusi Center 51., Sewer. Ark. Stimson. Ben CD 5 3116 Ivey Ave., 1.0: Angeles. Cal. Street Zena GD 5 Box 625. Herding Collage. Searcy. Ark. Sluckwish. once 0811 5 909 N1 Blvd.. Edmond, Okla. Trent. Carol 085 5 502 E. Center, Secucy. Ark. Turman, Mary Frances CEO 5 Harding Collage. Seurcy. Ark. Tuttleton. James Wesley 050 5 Woodleuf, N. C. Vance, Doris GD 5 102 Drilling SL, Morrilton. Ark. Vaughan. Verna 050 5 Granite. Okla. Warfel, Baily 0D 5 Tolono. Ill. Wart, Ann C50 5 1614 W. 15111.4 thlle Rock, Ark. Weibel. Iohn C50 5 107 E. 2nd,, Edmond, Okla. thloff. Georgie 55D 5 3605 N. W. JBIh, Oklahoma City, Okla, Whatoff. Lynne 1:80 5 3609 N. W. lath. Okichomo City, Okla. Wohlford, Ann 030 5 302 Ridge Road, N. Little Rock. Ark. Woodward. Mcnrnlene 050 5 EL 3, Osceola. Ark. Yoha. Billy Roy GU 5 Box 613. Harding College, Searcy. Ark.