Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1953 volume:

maid , r . Url O HICKIE ARIMUHA, EDITOR 0 BILL CURRY, BUSINESS MANAGER The 1953 Rem 60R Published by the Students of HARDING COLLEGE Searcy, Arkansas EiRDiNE 'COUESE iimiiii'if To one who exemplifies in his life the spirit of Harding College, who has added to his faith virtue; and to virtue knowledge; and to knowledge temperance; and to temperance patience; and to patience godliness; and t0 godliness brotherly kindness; and to brotherly kind- ness love . . . . To DH. JOSEPH E.- PRYOR. a faithful teacher, a pains- taking scholar, and a Christian gentleman, we dedicate the 1953 Petit Jean. Dedication Dr. Joe was born March 19, 1919 in Kentucky. He was graduated from Harding College in 1937 receiving both BA. and 13.8. degrees. His gradu- ate training was taken at Louisiana State University where he received his MA. degree in Mathematics in 1939 and his PhD. degree in Chemistry in 1943. He is a member of Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Phie Sigma Xi. Alpha Chi Sigma. Phi Lambda Upsilon. Phi Mu Epsilon. and Kappa Mu Epsilon. He holds membership in the American Chemical Society! the Arkansas Academy of Sciences. the American Mathematical Society. the American Association of Physics Teacherse the Amerian Association for Advancement , of Science, the National Education Association, th5 Who Among Ameri- can Men of Science, and hths Who Among American Men of Education. Dr. Joe is head of the Chemistry Department at Harding College, and is active on a number of faculty committees Also. he is president of the Harding College Alumni Association. and sponsor of the Petit Jean and the T.N.T. Club. AB PHYSICS INSTRUCTOR. DH. JOE aids his lab nudeml In the measuring 01 me heal oi vaporization 1o: waler. JOLTJN' JOE PRYOR, FACULTY END. crashes over wuh a pass from the tour in the flu! Seniur-Faculty game. 100698 Foreword With the broad smile and cheery Hi known and cherished by every Harding student, Freshman to Graduate, the Staff of the 1953 Petit Jean welcomes you to walk with them through the memories of 1952-53. As well-shined shoes and dainty slippers guide you through our book, we hope your mind flashes back not only to the featured events of the year, but also to the small activities of daily routine . . . those hurried dashes to the dining hall before 7:30 a. m., that gay jostling for mail before chapel, 11:40 classes, gab-fests in the dorm, and with the closing of each full day the quiet and comfort of vespers. These will be the constant footprints that cross your minds and hearts . . . . May the 1953 Petit Jean bring you much enjoyment, and may it become increasingly more valuable to you as the years go by. Contents THE COLLEGE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 CLASSES 26 ACTIVITI ES 68 FEATURES WWDH wnnh 98 CLUBS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 'I'IO STUDENT LIFE 1.. W138 SPORTS 146 ACADEMY .................. JSB ADS ........................... 190 The Campus BEAUMONT MEMORIAL LIBRARY .- - GANUS STUDENT CENTER Bunny, tln- past fuul' year we have Witnessed a1 I'mmlulmn in the physiL-al plant ui' Hardin's: Cnllege. In the full ul' 1849 the present. Sontwrs mum in :m nlmusI entirely clifl't-rc-nl cum, pus. Towering; in the midst WElF uld Ciutltlun, hunsinq Hm girls' tlnrm. auditHriLHH. lll'Jl;11 'x'. and the academy classrmnms, Patti Cobb was there. and mstead 01' cumi'nrlable Armshnng. 1m. buys had Ihc-il 11111villc . Tho nlri cracker-bux gym 11nd huwed oul in Ihv New Rhudes anm'iul Field Hullscn and was ready to be m'mtl. The Inn e-ucljumud the south side ni' thv dining hall in Pam Cnbb; Gl'vy Gublvs housed a few Lurk: and tho piann pl'ut'tico mums. Behind 11w north wing; uf Patti Cobb HtUUd 1hr training schual. Thv present Academy was the new Industrial Axis Buildmgz mm! the Science Hall. 1h:- Ad Building; The boys mnwrd inm Arrhnmm; Hull in January Hf 1.030. In the fall of tho Hoxi. year wv IHHYL'd the- lnmks into the 110w library: the stmh-m comer and Cullwm'l Hull were alsn cum- pipml 11m! yvmi Last year we began umngI Lin.- nvw llthiL' building, amt Imw WL' L-njny Ihu filt'iliTIPS Of the administration building. Sewvll Hull. umi the AmwlL-un Studios Blliltlir'lfgl, Tu nthcr IJILiFSL'S Ilml l'nllnw. thL- m-w camptw will be u natural vmil'otjx'. 1pm mum's W111 be the nn-mum nf watching :1 nmv Hzmilmu came mm hem; MUSIC BUILDING B E W O T L L E B SCIENCE HALL SCIENCE ANNEX MCAN STUDIES BUILDING THE ACADEMY ,-;:41.' - WEST DORM EAST DORM PATTI COBB HALL SEWELL HALL Administration 4-..- h w: n'ql :q'mf'liln ,.':-' n15. .1 ;er Lon Tucker. Saucy. Ark: J. A. Thamplon. Searcy, Ark; G. W. Klefter. Florance. Aim: Vernon Lovinggood. MBmphJI. Tenn; chhard Fuller. Memphis. Tenn: T. J. Mcaanuldi, Morrmon. Ark..- Geozge s. Benson. Saucy. Ark; C. 1... Canal. New Orleans. La.: W. O. Boemnn. Dallu. Tex; L. M. Graves. Memphis. Tenn: Houston '1'. Karnes. Baton Rouge. La; Louis E. Green. Tulsa. 01:13.: Milton Peebles. Snatuga. Ark: Jim Bill Mclnteer, Nashville. Tenn. No: pIctured: John Young, Dallas. Tex. Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees - the group 01' men behind the scenes h through their devotion to Christianity and their ability to make decisions and formulate ideas have helped to lead Harding into the high point of development which she enjoys today by contributing liberally of their time and energy. 16 George S. Benson, President Dr. George Stuart Benson, president of Harding College since 1936, has made out- standing contributions to the college, to Arkansas, and to the nation. A dynamic leader, he retired the indebtedness of the college within a few years after becoming president. Since then he has raised money for eight beautiful new buildings; assembled a strong faculty; increased salaries; outlined and put into operation a vigorous educational pro- gram including the School of American Studies and graduate work in Bible; organized and supervised the National Education program; and developed into one of the most effective speakers in America. Dr. Benson is an authority on the American way of life. He believes that the success of America is due, in a large measure, to the Christian principles incorporated in the Constitution and he is dedicated to preserving the nation through Christian teaching. A deeply spiritual man, he is a shining example of practical Christianity. I7 18 Administration ttO the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and the knowledge of God! For we have sat at their feet and we know. Each year many students come and many go, but the men and women who stay with our school year after year have made Harding the heritage of the uwisdom and knowledge of God. And with their patience and guidance have given it to us. With their close interest in each of us we have had the opportunity of gaining and growing. In so many fields our intellectual curiosity has been stirred, and for it all we humbly thank the faculty and administrative staff of Harding College. ' RUSSELL LEWIS 0 A. S.CROOM Assistant to Presiden: Business Manager ' L. C. SEARS ' W. K. SUMMITT Dean of College Registrar 9 P. W. MATTOX ' INEZ PICKENS Dean of Students Acting Dean of Women 20 Faculty and Staff ALSTON BELL CATHCART FULB RIGHT HOLTON LATHAM BALES BELL COPE GANUS ISAAC MASON :5... BAXTER BEHRYHILL DAVIS HEDHICK KENNEY MEYEES BELL BURKE EARLY HOLMES LASATBR MOORE ANNIE MAY ALSTON. M. A.. in L. 5.. Librarian . . . JAMES D. BALES, Ph. D.. Professor of Bible . . . . AVON LEE BAXTEH, B. F. P... Asst. Professor of Music . . . MILDRED L. BELL. M. S., Instructor in Home Economics. 5. A. BELL. B. 5., Assoc. Professor Emeriius of Bible . . . . THELMA D. BELL, M. A Professor of Home Economics . . . . M. E. BERRYHILL, M. A.. Professor of Physical Education . . . . LESLIE BURKE. M. A Professor of Greek and German: Director of East Dorm. FLORENCE M. CATHCAHT. B. A Dean Emeritus of Women: Instructor in Training School . . . . NEIL B. COPE. M. S. J.. Professor of Journalism: Director of Public Relations . . . JAMES N. DAVIS. M. A... Assl. Professor of Economics and Business Administration . . . .ANNE EARLY. B. A Asst Librarian. GLENN E. FULBHIGHT. B. M.. Instructor in Music . . . . CLIFTON L. GANUS, M. A.. Professor of Social Science: Dean of School of American Studies . . . . JAMES AA HEDRICK, M. A Asst. Professor of Business and Economics . . . . FRANK L. HOLMES, Ph. D.. Director of School of Ameri- can Studies. NELDA HOLTON. M. A.. Insirucior of Speech . . . . PAUL ISAAC. M. A.. Instructor in Social Science . . . . CHARLES D. KENNEY, Ph. D.. Asst. Professor of Political Science . . . . JOHN B. LASATER. M. 8.. Assoc. Professor of Biological Sciences: Director of West Dorm. PEARL LATHAM. M. An A551. Professor of Eng- lish . . . . ELIZABETH MASON, M. A.. Professor of Art . . . ROBERT E. MEYEBS. M. A Asst. Professor of English . . . ERLE T. MOORE, M. L. Assoc. Professor of Music. v ' a: G. PITNER. M. 1L. Professor of ties . . . . JOSEPH E. pnvon. Ph. 9., ' . -t of Physical Sciences . . . . L. E. PHYOR. 1.. Anon. Professor of Social Sciences . . . . H RHODES. M. A Assoc. Professor 0! Phys- ' Educuion. T. RITCHIE. JPL. B. A.. Assoc. Professor , 1:. Director oi Chorus . . . . J. LEE ROB- ' -. M. L, A551. Professor of Ar! . . . . PAUL w-ITENBERRY. M. A.. Asst. Professor oi Bible - Hlblew . . . JACK WOOD SEARS. Ph. D.. 0! Biological Sciences. G. SEWELL. M. A Asst. Professor of H--:- . . . . JESSE P. SEWELL, LL. D.. Lec- hBLble . . . E. R. STAPLETON. ED. 13.. Pro- of Business Adminisiraiion . . . . RUBY Y STAPLETON. M. A.. Assoc. Professor of ULREY, M. A Professor of Speech . . . . D. WATTS. M. A.. Asst. Professor of Chem- . . VELMA WEST, B. P... Director of Caih- . . . .W. B. WEST, JR. Th. D., Professar CRAWFORD. M. A Principal of Train- ' -I . . . . ELLEN WHEELER KNIGHT. M. . mo: in Training School . . . . IRIS MAR- L, Instructor in Training School . . . . - OLBRICHT. B. IL. Instrucior in Training ' 0H3. B. A Instructor in Training School BONNER. R. N., College Nurse . . . . Vnowans. M. E.. Coordinator of Siudem - . Director of Armstrong Hall . . . . NE ROOT. M. A Exec. Sec2.. Alumni FITNEH BlTCHIE SEWELL ULREY CRAWFORD YOHE PRYOB ROBERTS SWELL WATTS KNIGHT BONNER PHYOR ROTENBERRY STAPLETON WEST MARTIN BOWEBS RHODES SEARS STAPLETON WEST OLBHICHT BOOT 21 BURKE DYKES DYKES GREEN HART RHODES SWAIN TUBMAN VANDERPOOL YOHE CAMPBELL RHODES TUCKER BROWN CHDATE JOHNSON CORINNE BURKE. B. A.. Post Office . . . JOHN LEE DYKES, M. 5.. Director of Student Center . . . GERTRUDE DYKES, Manager of Book Store . . . GLENN GREEN. Department of National Educa- tion. CORINNE HART, College Dietician . . . GREGG RHODES. Manager of Laundry . . . . DOYLE SWAIN. B. A.. Department of National Education . . . . ELBERT TUBMAN, Engineer: Acting Supi. of Buildings and Grounds. HALLIE VANDEEPOOL. Manager of Inn . , . ROY YOHE. Head of Concrete Production Departmeni . . . . LEO CAMPBELL. B. A.. Assistant Cashier .dffJEss RHODES, M. B. A Cashier of Business Ice. LOTT TUCKER. B.A., Invoice Clerk . . . . ELIZA. BETH BROWN, Secretary of Dept. o! Natinal Edu- cation . . . . JO CHOATE. Secretary of Dept. of National Education . . . . ELOISE JOHNSON. 8.1L. Secreiary 10 Dr. Lewis. WHICH ONE OF YOUR JOKES wan this. Bro. Bowers? WONDER WHATS 80 SERIOUS at this faculty meeting? JANE JOLLY. Secretary of Depl. of National Immon. .rLonENCE A. McKERLIE. Sec .m of Dean's Oifice. .CAROLYN MARTIN. Iomury 0! High School omce . . . . EARL ' mum. Dining Hall. 1m'mz: MILLER Dining Hall . . . . JANICE m Secretary 10 Business Manager . . mUEEITE O'BANNON. B.A..Secre1ary lo . . . JEWELL OZBIRN. Secretary to M of Nalinnal Education. FIB? PITNER. 3.1L. Secretary of Dept. 01 Na- MEducltion . . .HELEN PLUMMEH. Sec- Em a! Bible Department .BEVERLY J. Oil. Monty to Dr. Holmes . . .GREETA WEB. Suntan to Alumni Office. m BLATTON. B. A Secretary of Begin I Omen . . . . BETTY ULREY. B. A Sucre- of Public Boluionl Oliico . . . . BILLIE BAD. Saultuy 10 Cliiton Gums. JOLLY MCKEHLIE MARTIN MILLER MILLER MYER O'BANION OZBIBN PITNER PLUMMEE SESSION SHEWMAKEE WHI 1' BREAD SLATTON ULREY ANDY RITCHIE. Iponiar. ls amused II the unlhua'ialm of me Freshman Class. GLEN PRESLEY receive: instruction In voica from Mrs. Bax- tax. EFL . ROTENBEEHY give: instruclion in Freuhman Bible nu. Classes guy l ': Today is the day or at least it .2 .. seems that almost every day on the cam- pus brings something new and exciting in every class. Thereiq always the aroma battld, be- tween the boys in chemistry lab and the girls in home economics. Or conversations such as these overheard . . . Mrs. West, is it eluoman, eluonl eluto? Or perhaps ifs Bro. Burke asking someone to trans- late, uIch gab nicht viel, weil ich nur wenig hatte. Just everyone seems to be busy, from the guys in the photo darkroom and the physics lab to Shakespeare classes and practice teaching. ' DOWN and two 10 gel Bro. Burke. You v tho! 11901: In German Class? IT'S NOT THE STUDENTS Polly'i scared oi: ifs Proi. Ulray observing her yractice :each. ANTITATIVE ANALYSIS of soda ash is being delarmined by amhiiicus FD Chem Bob and chhud. 25 5 27 Seniors r. W. MATTOX Spanmr BOB ANDERSON, Pralidenl; COHENE STEVENS, Secrelary: BILL SUMMITT. Vico-Pruidtm. ANDERSON ARIMUHA BAIRD BARNETT BELCHEH BENDER BRADFORD BRECKENRIDGE ' BRITTAIN BRITTELL ROBERT ANDERSON Chicago. Ill. Bible MIn'I Glee Club 1.2.3. Sec.-Treas. 3: Large Chorus 1.2.3.1. Pru. 3: Small Chorus 4: Lamhdl Sigma Club 1.2.3.4. Prel. :I: Clan Vice-Prel. 2: Clan Pres. 3.4: Ch. Favorlie 5.1: Student Alsncinlion 3.4: Sign Language Clan 2.3.4: Dra- mluc Club I: lnlnmuraln 1.2.34: Who's Who 4, RICKIE ARIMURA St. Charles. Mo. Biology GATA 1.2.3.4. Trans. 2. Sec. 3. Vlce-Pres. 4.; Big Shier Z: lnlrnmurall 1.2.1. lukuball All-Siar 1.3: Bison staif 7.: Peti! Jean Siaft 2. Fem Jenn Anilinn! Editor 3. Poll! Juan Edilor 4: Chem. Award 1: Ben All Around 1. THOMAS BAIRD Williford. Ark. MathL n'mllm MARCUS BARNETT Searcy. Ark. Business Administration Mohicnu Club 1.2.3. ELMER BELCHER Kensen. Ark. Business Administration FRED BENDER Searcy. Ark. Social Sctencv m. E I-s ZANE BRADFORD Shirley. Ark. Business Administration Blnhlu LI: Solthnll l: Muhlcan Club 1.2.3.4. :HERSCHEL BRECKENB IDGE Social Science Beedeville. Ark. ETA. l. ALFRED BBITTAIN Charlotte. Ark. Social Science Clam: Tau Sigma 3.4: Transier From Arkansas College: Dramatic Club 2: Mammal: I: F.?.A. 1. LESTER BRITTELL Searcy. Ark. Physical Educatibn CAMP COLDIBON CRAWFORD DANIELS DAVIS CHUNG COONS CURRY DAVIS DEAN JUSTIN CAMP Newport. Ark. Physical Education TNT Club 1.2.3. Vice-Prel. 3: Intramural: 1.2.3.1, All-Slar Ellaball 2.3. All-Star Softball 2.3. GEORGE C. N. CHUNG Kuala Lumpur. Malaya Business Administranon BOBBY COLDIRON Hazelhurst. Miss. History Trunsier horn Copiah-Lincoln Jr. College; F.T.A. 3.1: Volleyball 3.4.- TNT Club 51.4: Forelgn Relaxianlhip Club 1. IRMA COONS Washington. D. C. Mathematics Large Chorus 1.2.3.4: Small Choral 4: Girl'l Glee Club 1: Sign Language Class 8.4: Palette Club 1.2.4: Bison Sta 1.2.3.- Phi Delta 1.1.3.4. Pres. 2.3. Vice. Pres. 4. Sec. 2.5: West Goal! Club 1.2: Alpha Honor Society 3.4. Pru. 4: Who's Who 4: Home Economics Club 1,3; Honor Sludent t, CHARLES CRAWFORD Williford. Ark. History Delta Iota Club 1.1.3.4: Historian 3. Vice-Pru. 4: Large Chorus 1.2: Men's Glee Club 3: Intramural Spa!!! 1.2: Dramauc Club 2. Campus Player: 3.4: ETA. 3.4.: Camera Club 4: Smdem Preacher 3.4: Debating Team I: Bison SIIH 3.4. Business Manager 4. BILL CURRY Minden. La. Bible Galaxy Club 1.2.3.1.. VicevPrel. 2. Prel. 3: Bhon Stall 1.2; Peii: Jean 5131!. 3.4. Alli. Bus. Mgr. 3. Businen Manager. h Clan Pres. 2: Clan Vice-Pru. Student Council Heprelentallve 2; Clan Fuvorlxe Z: LTJL. 3: Sludem Preacher. 1.2.3.4. ' MARY KATHRYN DANIELS Baltimore. Md. Piano Talab! Club 1: HHH Club 2.3.4: Enlembla 4: a tempo. 2.3.4: Trans. 3. Program Chairman 4 JACK DAVIS Harrison. Ark. Chemistry Galaxy Club 1.1.3.4.. JOAN DAVIS Weslaco. Tex. Psychology Dramulc Club 1,2: Large Chow! 1.1.11: Phi Delta Club 2.14: Texas Club 31: F.T.A. 3.4.. BARBARA DEAN McAlester. Okla. Home Economics. 1-: Go 111 Club 1.2.3.1. Pres. 4. Sec. 2. Tull. 2: Diracw: of May F310 4: Nomi. non for Pcm Joan Queen t: Home Economics Club 1.2.3.1: Large Chorus 1.2: Glrll G1 Club 1. HERBERT DEAN Chicago. 111. Art 0 Choru- 1.1: Small Chem! 2: Eliot: Silt! 2.3: Full! Club 1.2.1.1; Galaxy Clu 1.2.1.4. Scrlhu 3. Fr . 4: Pun Jun sun 1.2. MARILYN EGGERS Dolores. Colo. Home Economics gum Ch! Oran; Club 1.1.3.4: Large Chorus 1.2.3.1: Home Economics Club Lt. DC. BILLY JOE ESLICK Shaixer. Cal. Business Administration RICHARD FLETCHER Magneiic Springs. Ohio Physical Education WAYNE FORTENBERRY Pahokee. Fla. Business Administration PERCY FRANCIS Lindsay. Cal. Business Administration Glllxy Club 1.1.3: Soc. Sc. Club 3.4: Who's Who A. BILL FULKS Searcy. Ark. Bible Tri-Stllo Club 2: Delta Iota 1.3: Social Sclenc- Club 4: Sludonl Pruachu 1.2.3.4. DORIS FULKS Searcy. Ark. Social Science One! Club 1.2.34. VlcowPreQ. 4. Sec. 2: Large Chorul 1,2. JOYCE FULLER Glenwood. Ark. Home Economics GATA Club 1.2.3.0. Prel. t. Trans. 3. Sac. 2: Home Economic: Club 1.2.4; F.T.A. I: Pull Juan sun 3.4; Large Chorus 2.1 BOB PUTRBLL Walnut Ridge. Ark. Business Administration Inna sun 3: Dnrnulc Club 1: Intramural Balehall l.2.' lnnarnunl Football 2. DEAN ESLICK FORTBNBERRY FULKS FULLER EGGERS FLEI'CHER ?RANCIS PULKS FUTR ELL GIDDENS GOODWIN GREEN HAMILTON HAYES GIRDLEY GORTON GRIFFITH HARE HOLT DOROTHY GIDDENS Childersburg, Ala. Home Economics M. E. A. Club 3.4. Sec.-Treas. 3. Pres. 4: F.T.A. 3.4: Home Economics 4: TranSa fund from Freed-Hardeman. JAMES GIRDLEY Osceola. Ark. Bible- DON GOODWIN Danville. Ill. Business Administration Transierred from University of Illinois: Smali Chorus 2,3,4. Pres. 4: Glee Club 2.3.4: fraler Sedalis 2.3.4. CARLOS GORTON Denver. Colo. History CLETUS GREEN Miami. Okla. Journalism LILLIE GRIFFITH Floyd, N. Mex. Biology Omega Phi Club 2.3.4. Sec. 2. Song Lender 3.4: F.T.A. 1.3.1: International Relations Club 4: Large Chorus 2.3.4: Well Goal! Club 4: Tnnllerred from Eastern New Mexico Universliv. NORMA LOU HAMILTON Pine Bluff. Ark. English Large Chorus 1.3: Girl's Glee Club 2: Small Chorus 4: Pan: Jean Slat! I.- Delxa Chi Omega Club 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3. FAYE HARE Ccnroe. Tex. Physical Education Texas State Teachers College 7.: Regina Club 1,3,4. Vice-Pren. 1.3, Pres. 4: Large Chorus 1: Imramural Sport: 1: May Queen Auendanl 4: Koinnnia Sweet- heart 4. TOAN HAYES Chicago. 111. Business Administration Nha'l Who 4: Omega Phi Club 1.2.3.4. Pun. 2.4. Sec. 2.4, Treu. 3: Glrl'l Ping ?ong Champion 1.2: Small Chorun 2.3.4: Largo Chorus 1,2,3: Sign Language :lau 1.3: Sludenl Council Representative 3: Pen! Jean Queen Nominee II: Vlay Queen Nominee 4: F.T.A. 3. HOUSTON HOLT West Memphis. Ark. Biology HORSMAN JAMES JARBBTT JOHNSON KEISEH LAYNE LEE LEE LEMAY MCFADDEN ROBERT HOBSMAN Imboden. Ark. Chemisiry HENRY JAMES Sebastopol, Cal. Biology DEVEBEAUX JARRETT Temple, Okla. Bible JERRY JOHNSON Shreveport. La. Chemistry KENNETH KEISEH Knox. Ind. General Science BRYAN LANE Humble. Tex. General Science Tnndornd from Ablhna Chriltian College. ALFRED LEE Linden. Cal. Bible manhunt! from Frud-Hardeman: Della Iota 3A. Prel. J: House Council 1: Inlnmunll l. JOAN LEE Abilene. Tex. English GATA Club 1.3.1. Dramatic Club 1: Texan Club. 3: Girl's Glee Club 3,1. ALAN LEMAY Hansen. Ala. Mathematics 'l'nnlhrud from David Lipscomb College: F.T.A. t: International Relations Club t: Lambda Sigma Clul; 4: Alabama Club 4. EDGAR McFADDEN Salado. Ark Social Science JANIE MCGUIRE Prescott. Ark. Home Economics GATA Club 1.2.3.4. Treal. 2. Pru. 3. Tun. 4; Lu 0 Chorus 1: Home Econom- ICI Club 3. Vica-Pru. 3: Fem Jean Attendant 3: en: hum uuun 4. GERALDINE McLEOD Valdosta. Ga. Education Transferred tram Florida Chrinlan Colleen: In Go Ju Club 4: ETA. l. JEFF MARTIN Searcy. Ark. Speech Translated from Abilene Christian College: Galaxy Club 3.4: Dramanc Club 3: F.T.A. l: Preacher Student 3,4. JAMES MATTHEWS Lake Ciiy. Fla. Social Science Tnmslerred hum Abilene Chrililan College: Small Chorus 3A; Large Chorus ; Man'l Glen Ciub 3: Alpha Phi Kappa 3.1; F.?.A. 3: House Council 3. GLORIA MILTON Detroit. Mich. English OEGE Club 1.2.3.4. T2231. 3.- Glrl'l Glee Club 2: Large Charul 1.2: Small Chorus 1.2: F.T.A. 3,4: Inlernatlonal Relation. Club 1.. JOE MOORE Searcy. Ark. Bible JOHN S. MOORE Ft. Collins. Colo. Mathematics Camera Club 1. Vice-Pres.: Small Chorus 2.3.4: Lambda Sigma Club 2,3,4: Large Chorus 1.2.3.4. JOHN T. MOORE Baiesville. Ark. Mathematics girl??? from Arkama: College: Lambda Sigma 3.4: ETA. 1.4.- Men's Glee u . . SARAH CROOM MORRIS Searcy. Ark. Music PHIL MOBHOW Middletown, Ohio Business Administration Transfer from Washingscn-Lee 2: Kolnonll 1.3.4. Bulldog :I. Pres. 4.; Imra- mural Sporil 1.3.4. McGUIhE MCLEOD MARTIN MATTHEWS MILTON MOORE MOORE MOORE MORRIS MORROW 34 KAY MOSER Wiseman, Ark. Bible JANICE MUHDOCK Dardanelle. Ark. History him Hot Club 2.11: Luge Chorus 1.3. EBUDDY MYER McGehee. Ark. Biblical Languages hull Item A. C. 6.: Men's Glee Club 3.1: Large Chorus 3.4: Small Chorus IA: Ilsa: All-Stlr Baseball 3: Bison All-Siar Football 1: Who'l Who 4: Fun. Stud-n! Auoclaunn 1': Koinonia 3.4, Sec.-Treas. I: Internnional Rals- ll'oa Club 1; Ban All-Aruund 4. ml NOSSAMAN Isabel. Kans. Business Admimstratiun Chow: LIJJ: Small Chorun 1.3.4: Ju Go Ju Club l.2.J.-I. P105. 3... Sec. 1.3: .T.A. 4.: Scale: Rep. Sludom Council I: Pam Jean Slat! 3.4: Clan Taverna I: II? Quun Nominee. GLENN OLERICHT Searcy. Ark. Mathematics m ?hl Kappa 1.2.3.4. Pres. 1: Small Charua 2.31: Luge Chorul 1.2.3.1: - 3'! GI Club 1.2.3.4: Band 1.4: Inurumemal Solo 3.4: Erna Sexism: 3.4: all. 1.3.4. Hllloriln 2. Pres. 4: Intramural Spurn 1.2.4: Fooiball All-sur 2: L ndnm Puncher 2.3.1. HARRY OLREE Braggadocic. Ma. Physical Education full. 102: Club 1.2: Who'l Who 1: Large Chorus :I: lmrnmuul Sport: 1.2.:M: glilkllblll All-Sllr 1.3.4; Sonbnll All-Stal 3: Balehall All-Sinr 3. jvml. OSBORN Searcy. Ark. Physical Education Mn Club 1.2.1.4. Sec. 2. Vice-Pru. 3. Pres. 4: Men's Glee Club 2: Irma- , Iportl 1.2.1. :11: ALLEN POLAND Mammoth Spring. Ark. English Chum: 1.1.33: Glee Club 1: HHH Club 1.2.3.1. Sec. 1. Vlce-Prel. 2. 3: Wotld-Wldl Million: Club 1: German Club 4: House Council :I: . L PBOCTOR Houghlon Lake. Mich. Home Economics In Club 1.1.3.4. SIC.-Trou. 2.1: Home Ecanomlcn Club 2.3.4: F.T.A. 3.1!: Sign go Cllll l. MTA MARIA REICH Frankfurt.'M. Germany Bible Club I. Guzman Club 4. MURDOCK NOSSAMAN OLHEE PO LAN D REICB 35 EEICKEL RHODES BOB XNSON HOLLMANN ROWE RHEUDASIL ROACH ROE RDTENBEBRY HUSHTON GOTTFRIED BEICHEL Frankfurt. Germany Speech Preacher Student 3.1: German Club 3.4. Prel. 4: Who'l Who 4. JAMES RHEUDASIL Bossier City. La. Journalism KENNETH RHODES Roswell. New Mex. Bible Preacher Studanl 1.2.3.4: Galaxy Club 1.2.3. 4. Tun. 1: Math 610. Club 1.2. Largo Chorus 1.:2 Small Chorus 2,:3 PHTA. 3.1. State Pru. 4: Bind 3.4: Cam. Club 2.3 SAM HOACH Morrilton. Ark. Bible Sigma Tlu Sigma 1: Luge Chorus 2.- Student Preacher 2. GENE ROBINSON Chicago. Ill. General Science Momcan Club 2.33, Sec. 1: PJ'JL 3.4; Small. Churn: 1.4: Clmpul Phyon 4: saudem Association Vlce-Pru. l: Imnmunl Spurn 3: Student French I: Baluball All-Slur 3: Alpha Psi Omlgl Award. 3. J. C. ROE Viola. Ark. Biology Intramural Spon- 1.2.3.4: Baseball nu-snr 1.3: Bukdhau All-Stu 2.3: Sonhall All-Star 3: Football Champlonlhlp 4; CIVIHCI Club 2.3.4: F.?.A. I. KEN ? ROLLMANN Bartlesville. Okla. Chemistry Lambda Slam: l,2.3,l: Prel. l. ANNE ROTENBERBY Searcy. Ark. History Tram! 1mm Ablllne Chrinlnn Collage. MILDRED ROWE Searcy. Ark. Home Economics FAY RUSHTON Searcy. Ark. Biology comm RUSSELL Benicnville. Ark. Home Economics Club 1: 3mm Chorus 2.3: Large Chorus 1.2.3: Glrl'l 610- Club 2.- : 0 ?Mil! IJ: Mud-m Council 2: Class OHic-r J: W.H.C. Club 1.2.3.4, Pru. . um lecuonlc- club 1.2.3. m SANDERSON Canton. Okla. Home Economics M Club 1.2.3.4. Pr . 2. Boc.-Trea:. l: Home Economlcs Club l.2.3.l. mm 51mm: Onlario. Canada Speech - Club I. Vch-Pnl. l: Campul Player: LIAM. Soc. 4: N. ha Pll Omega MP ; 4. Pros. t Small Chorus I: Bilon Slat! 3.4: oil: Juan Sun 1mm Span: :M: Innnuiionnl Heluiiom Club 1.- Gh-I'I Glee Club 411? SPICKLER Walnut Ridge. Ark. Bible Punctua- IA. W SPURLOCK Judsonia. Ark. Business Administration -- . Club I.I.3A: F.?.A. I; Imramunl Sporll 1.1.3.4: Bukclhlli Ail-Star ' lethal! All-Stu 3: Bauhall Au-Slur 1.2. LILVIN STEVENS El Paso. Tex. Bible BROWN STEVENS Estancia. New Mex. Education h? Butch: Nut Max. 0..- F.T.A. 3.4: 59c.-Tuu. Clnl 4: Goldcn SUMMITT Searcy. Ark. Chemistry w -- Club 2.3: Campus Player: 2.3: Bison AIl-snr nukuh-ll 2.3: Tn . Dom 1.1.1. VIn-Pnl. 2; Who's Who 4: Vlcu-Pnl. Clan 4. dIOTHY TODD Searcy. Ark. English I Item l'n-d-Hudnman: ETA. 3: Girl's Glee Club 3: B-gln- Club 1.1. ' -1r 'ronn Sedalia. Mo. Home Economics HUS SELL SNUBE 31' 031.003 STEVENS TODD SANDERSON SPICKLER STEVENS SUMMITT TODD TODD WEBTMORELAND WHITE WILLIAMS WITTY TUHNBOW WHITE WILLIAMS WILSON WITTY STEVEN TODD Robertson. Mo. General Science Cavalier Club 2.3.1. Pr . 4: Inixlmunl Sports l.2.3.l. ROBERT TURNBOW Shreveport. La. Business Administration Doll: Iota Club 2.3.4: Bllon Staff 3: Trunk: horn Memphis Shin. LERLINE WESTMORELAND Searcy. Ark. English LOUISE WHITE Scioloville. Ohio Education Trench: 1mm Ohio Unlveuu : Drlmulu 2.1.4: Small Chorul 5.4.- Larga Chorus 3: Girl's Glen Club 2; cuss Council :1: F.?.A. I; Bison SIM! I: Pen: Jean Queen Nnmlnae 4: 0562 Club 3.4. Tn . a. Queen 4. FLORENCE WHITE Clare, Mich. English :3qu Chorus 1.3.4: Large Chorul 1.2.2.4. Sec. 4: Glrl'l Glee Club 1,2: F.T.A. 4: Kipp: Kappa Kappa Club 1.2.3.2. BILLY EARL. WILLIAMS Searcy. Ark. Bible Small Chorus I: Dramatic club 1.2.3.- Inaunulonnl Heluians Club 4: De. bunny 2.1. PAULINE WILLIAMS Dyess. Ark. English W.H.C. Club 1.2.3.1.. Heparin 1: Pun club I.2.' Bhan sun 2.4: Luge Chorul 2: Intramural Spou- l.2.:.i; Poelry Forum 4: F.T.A. 4: Drama : Club 2.3: lelnm Clul; 2. BILLY JOE WILSON Roswell. New Mex. Biology F.T.A. 2.3.4: Large Chorus I: Paluue Club 1,2. JOYCE WITTY Frederick. Okla. History goulozCouncll 2: Phi Delta Club 1.2.1.1. Rupert 2. Sec.-TI-eu. 4. Vlce-Pru. 3. nl. . PERCY WIT'I'Y Ontario, Canada Physical Education Lira. Choruu 1.2.3: Men's Glue Club 4: ETA. 4: Roller Club 1.1. Pres. 2: Clvlllor Club 1.2.3.1. SIC. 2. MARTHA WOODY Baton Rouge. La. Music Club l.2.3.4. Vice-Pns. 4: Small Chorus 1,2: Gill'l Glee Club 1.3: Soxluu 1.3: Poll! Joan Queen Nominee 4. cu 'I MY WRIGHT Memphis. Tenn. Music jW'I Who 4. Cavalier Club 2.3: Bison All Star Soiiball 2, Poalbnll 3 Base- , Hull 2. 3: Cll'l'lplll Players 3. 4: Large Chorul 2. 3.4: Small .-M 1.2.8. . Mlle Ounnel 4: Ensemble 2.3. 4. .PONDER WRIGHT Greenway. Ark. Bible '- ma ADAIR WRIGHT Van. Tex. Education 4 ! EN YOHE Frederick. Okla. History Pill 1.2.3.4. SIC. 1. Pres. 3. Historian 4: F.T.A. 4. , OYD BRIDGES Long Beach. Cal. Bible .5 1-1! 1.4, Skipper 4: Small Chorul 8.4: Men! ClunH-i 3,:4 Dramaiicl 3: urn Sponll Transfer from Pepperdine Collage :,;m 1.1:: ELLIS Augusta. Ark. Speech '01. LUMPKIN Marvell. Ark. Bible Huh mun!- 2.3. i ERALD LONG Kingfisher. Okla. Bible - club 1.2.3.4. Sac.-Treu. 2. Scuba 3: Lugs Chnrul 1.3.4. Vicn-Pru. c: Choral 3.4; Mon': Glee Club 1,2,3: Intramural Spurn 2.3.4. Biblical Languages MCHESON Blue Hill. Neb. WOODY WRIGHT YOHE ELLIS LONG WRIGHT WRIGHT BRIDGES LUMPIHN RICHESON 39 Juniors JOE PHYOR. Sponlor ?OHMAN HUGHES. Vico-Pulidem: HARVEY STARLING. Pruldem: SHIRLEY BIRDSALL. centary. L. I ' IRLY BUTLER V. H IE CAMPBELL THBYN CAMPBELL CARNES -' 't HELEN CLAYTON M. comm: JEAN covey 8 COX ' t DAVIS DEAN DEBERRY FOX . ml whm dld you at my room 1. ml. y-ar? Jackson. Tenn. Roaring Springs. Tex. Lake City. Fla. Noosho. Mo. Monillon. Ark. Graton. Calif. Louisville. Ky. Florence. Ala. Tuscaloosa, Ala. J alpor, Tex. Delzoit. Mich. Stockton. Calif. JUNE ADAMS BENJAMIN ALLBRITTON. JR. MARTHA ALLEN GLEN BETTENHAUSEN SHIRLEY BIRDSALL JAMES BLANSETT OHTELL ARMSTRONG DANNY BROWN PEGGY BRYANT ILETA BUCHANAN JOE BURKS CarryviHE. Ark. Charleston, Miss. Jeffersonville'. Ind. Lincoln. Nebr. New Orleans, La. Newport, Ark. Mayfield. Kans. Searcy. Ark. Florence, Ala. Springfield. Mo. Ropesville. Tex. MURIEL BUSH St. Clair Shores. Mich. MOVING IN call: 101- musclo-hound men In. MERLE GARRETT Shreveport. La. BOB GILLIAM Fort Worth. Tex. GEORGE GREGG Cordell. Okla. ' PEGGY HALL Keota. Okla. PEGGY HAM Shirley. Ark. THELMA HARMON Chicago, Ill. JANET HEIDBBEDER Piggon. Ark. JAMES HICKMAN Searcy. Ark. ERCELLE HIGGANBOTHAM Liuie Rock, Ark. MARY NELL HOGG Stephens. Ark. CHARLENE HOLCOMB Jackson, Miss. BENNY HOLLAND Harlingen, Tex. GILCHED! Can't we get away from lhele linen? WE JUST SAT DOWN lot a rel! and look whai we got . . . Frelh- mln :au-l! GERALDINE HOLLOWAY Bragg City. Mo. NORMAN HUGHES Crestview. Fla. CHARLES JORDAN Auburn. Miss. NORMAN KEE Bowie. Tex. DEVJITT KIIHNL Enid. Miss. EDGAR KNOEBEL Frankfurt. Germany COLETTA LEMMONS Paragould, Ark. JOANE LILLY Hot Springs. Ark. HELEN LIVINGSTON Greenville. Miss. PEGGY LYDIC Akron. Ohio NANCY McDANIEI. East Poinl, Ga. BARBARA MCFARLAND Tulsa. Okla. RUSSELL McNALTY Meaford. Ontario GRACE McREYNOLDS DeRidder, La. ELIZABETH MARTIN Newport. Ark. CECIL MAY, JH. Memphis. Tenn. BOBBY MILLER Newalla. Okla. THEODORE MORRIS Carlisle. Ark. BETTY MURPHY Tuckerman. Ark. BOBBIE MURPHY Florence. Ala. SAME OLD LINE just marched in from tho inlirmary. This time they talc- money Enslaad n! blood. gaugmgg T v w '; --1:::, We're In eager. can1 you take more xhan one u I VIN NOBLE Port Angeles. Wash. -nu NUMAJIRI Ibaraki. Japan 1r H NUNLEY Athens. Tenn. D. OLBRICHT Searcy, Ark. ' 0N OWENS Wudell. Mo. 35 PITTMAN Memphis. Tenn. W ' PORTER Memphis. Tenn. 31' OED RAY Shreveport. La. WILLIAM REED FRANCES RICHESIN NANCY ROBERTS DEAN ROPEB PATRICIA ROWE DONALD RUSK MYRLA RUSSELL ROBERT SCOTT JAMES SEAL ALICE SEAY FHEETLY CONWAY SEXSON BILL SHEHBILL WHIT SERVES Verna, Patti and F10 :1 the girl:' social club puny, October 25. Stillwater. Okla. DeRidder, La. Erlanger. Ky. Viola. Ark. Birmingham. Ala. St. Louis. Mo. Somerville, Ala. Five Points. Calif. Douglass. Kans. Quinlan. Tex. Newtonia. Mo. Saucy. Ark. MARY SMITH ARLENE STAMPS HARVEY STARLING DON STONE MEREDITH THOM GEORGE THOMPSON TROY THURMON PEGGY TURNBOW NANCY VANWINKLE FERRELL WARE MILDRED WEBB JORETA WEST HOLD'ER NEWT! I've got a 'nnouncement lo make! Norman. Okla. Siigler. Okla. Imboden. Ark. Amarillo. Tex. Rockford. Ill. Saucy, Ark. Canyon. Tex. Searcy. Ark. Bay. Ark. El Dorado. Ark. Keyes. Okla. Charleston. Miss. plug laughlng???!!! PAT rocnn'rv LEONARD HALL JOHN HILLIS JAMES LINN impu moons .mnso roman: Imus nxcnzsm JACKIE RODEN HOBMAN ROBINSON mom ROMINE m SHEWMAKER GARET WILLIS Davenport. Iowa Saucy. Ark. Saucy. Ark. Melbourne. Ark. Hornersvnle. Mo. Franklin. Tenn. Omaha. Ark. Paragould, Ark. Winona. Okla. Osage City. Karts. Pnrngould. Ark. Florence. Ala. MARY ANN WHITAKER LARRY WHITEHEAD JAMES W. WILLIS VERNELLE WORNOCK MACK GUTHHIE BILL JOLLY CLAUDE PARKER MARION BAKER WALLY BURT CLYDE BUSH KEN CHILDS THOMAS CUNNINGHAM WE'RE FEELING mighly low. Memphis. Tenn. Oxford. Miss. Warren. Ark. Little Rock. Ark. Paragould. Ark. Saucy. Ark. Searcy. Ark. Lake City. Ark. Searcy. Ark. Sioux City. Iowa Wichita. Kans. Judsonin. Ark. Sophomores CLIFF GANUSJ Sponsor KEN ROLAND. VlcauPnIldant: JERRY CHESSHIB, Secretary: PAUL MAGEE. Pruldonl. LEROY ALEXANDER CAMILLE ANDERSON JACK ARNOLD FRANCES BATEMAN ONEAL BERRY LOWELL BLANKENSIHIP JOHN BOGGS ANNE BRADKE BOB BROWN DONALD BROWN MARGARET BROWN ROBERT BROWN DELMER BROWNING JANE BRUMITT BETTY BUCHANAN GLENN BURGESS MARY BURTON REID BUSH BARBARA BUTCHER ALTA CHEEK 11' ! HOT HALLOWEEN. lult Inothu lurprlu a1 Plodgo Weak. Morrilion. Ark. Swilton. Ark. Raymondville, Tex. Gunman. Ark. Budoville, Ark. Turley. Okla. Hanan. Ark. N. Little Rock. Ark. Allnntn. Tex. Saucy. Ark. Eatancia. N. Mex. Spring Hill. Tenn. Springiiold. Mo. Calico Rock. Ark. Springfield. Mo. Florence. Ala. Nashville. Tenn. Santa Ana. Cal. San Anselmo. Cal. Atkins. Ark. DOI'T GET IN A HURRY. I'm no! I cook. PAUL SOUTHERN speak! a: Pnachon' Bnnquei during Harding Lecmre-hip Week. OUR ELOOUEN'I'. bcloved G. C. Browlr. JORDINE CHESSHIR Nuhvillo. Ark. JAMES CHILDS Minion. LI. JACK CKOATE Saucy, Ark. BILL CLARK Saucy. Ark. MARTHA CLAYTON Morrilion. Ark. BETTY JO COLE Camden. Ark. DICK COXSEY Pryor, Okla. LAWRENCE CRAWFORD Williiord. Ark. NORMA CROSBY Pangburn. Ark. LAVERNE CHOWSON Ukiah. Cal. IRVIN DANIEL N. Little Rock. Ark. BEBE DANIELS E. Molina. Ill. FRANK DAVIDSON Bermrdsvillo. N. J. REX DAVIS Noland. Ark. YVONNE DAVIS El Dorado. Ark. PAT DIAL Long Beach. Cal. JOE DISCH Groun Forest. Ark. BILLIE DIXON Ft. Worth. Tex. PAT DORSEY Terrell, Tex. SHIRLENE ESKMDGE Chickuha. Okla. HARDING AUDIENCE enjoy: the Don Canack Chorus. 5 Community Cancer: IEHBL AH ADDRESS by Dr. Lula, ROBERT EUBANKS NANCY FOLEY HUBERT FRANKS JOHNNY HGGINS HELEN FULLERTON LEON GLEABON W11. GOODHEER MARY ETTA GRADY JAMES GRIFFITH OLAN HANES RALPH HARTMAN WELDON HATCHER ELIZABETH HERNDON SAM HILL EILEEN HOOVER BILLY HOWELL BILL HOWE FRANCES JOHNS JOANNE JOHNSON ANNABELL JOHNSTON quail lactuxlr. Prune. Cal. Omaha. Ark. Morryville. La. Cuuihusvilla. Mo. Damascus. Ark. Saucy, Ark. Basking Ridge. NJ. Beedeville. Ark. Vilonia. Ark. Saucy. Ark. Sayre. Okla. Pontiac. Mich. Madison. Tenn. Ouitman. Ark. Memphis. Tenn. Morrilion. Ark. Lafayette, La. Searcy. Ark. Worcntor. Mus. Marked Tree. Ark. DONALD JOHNSTON JEANETTE REE RALPH KNIGHT KAZUO KUSANO PAUL LAVENDER DEMETHA LEMMONS BONNIE MCADAMS PAUL MAGEE JENNIE MAJOBS JOE MATTOX HELEN MAUPIN JAMES MAXWELL HOLLIS MAYNARD PEGGY MAYNARD CARRIE MOORE MIKE MOORE JOAN NANCE WALTER NELMS KEN ROLAND BOB NOSSAMAN 1553 PETIT JEAN Queen Nomlnlu. Brinkley. Ark. Bowie. Tex. Soarcy, Ark. Ibunki. J apnn Sylvester. Ga. Pungould. Ark. Judsonia. Ark. Piggon. Ark. Reedlay. Calif. Saucy. Azk. Denver. Colo. Evansville. Ind. Canyon. Tex. Canyon. Tex. Vidal. Tex. Bainvillo, Ark. Newport. Ark. Memphis. Tenn. Morrinon. Ark. Isabel. Km. JACK NORRIS SAM BESS OSBORN TOMMY PARISH JOHNNIE PAVLOVSKY KEN PERRIN ALFRED PETRICH RICHARD PFLAUM aUTH POSEY MARILYN PRICE KATHRYN PRIVETT BOBBY PURDOM GENE RAINEY BARBARA RICHARDS ROY RISLEY BRYAN ROBERTS PATTY SAMPSON NORMA SANDERS STANLEY SAYEHS DON SEE HOBENCE SIMPSON Searcy. Ark. Amarillo, Tex. Koiur. Ark. Shamrock. Tex. Pocahontas. Ark. New York. N. Y. New Gretna. N. J. J uneau. Alaska Searcy. Ark. Damascus. Ark. Monett. Mo. Pine Hunt. Tex. Cleveland. Tenn. Neonho. Mo. Barllesville. Okla. Sciotoville. Ohio Silica. Ark. McLoud. Okla. Sanders. Ky. Jackson. Ohio A MIDI GRAB hlckground tor the May Dunn Nomin-II. r21 HARDING STUDENTS are privlleged Ia hear Dz. Palyi. DON'TCHA GIMME none 0' your lip. D'ye hear me? CHARLES B. SMITH Charleslon. Miss. NINA SMITH Grenada. Miss. CAROL STEVENS Judsonia. Ark. MARION STEVENS Truman. Ark. KEITH STOTTS Searcy, Ark. HAZEL STROUD Morrillon. Ark. JANE SUTHERLIN Searcy, Ark. J OHN THORNTON Calera. Ala. FARRELL TILL Warden. Mo. NEDRA VAUGHN Saucy. Ark. MARY VINEYARD Shirley, Ark. PAULINE VOYLES Henryelta. Okla. 03. YOU DEAR BOY! I Ilwlyl did luv. I wealth. for you. m FREEDOM FORUM MEN lhI-ning to an addrnu by Pro!. Budenx. RUTH WALKER Hardy. Ark. HUEY WAITES Ringgold. La. LARRY WATERS Alachua. Fla. DONALD WEBB Strathmore. Calif. PEGGY WEST Mission. Kins. CAHLDENE WILLIAMS Amarillo. Tex. JAMES ZINK Tulsa. Okla. IBTTY TUBBYFILL Russellville. Ala. BENNY BRISTOW St. Louil. Mo. ll'lTY HELL! Wenatchu. Wash. TOM NELSON Williiord. Ark. DICK SHELTON Boise. Idaho HAWAZZE TURNER Lubbock. Tex. JUNE WOODS Longview, Tex. Freshmen Andy Ritchie. Spunsor DON MCALLISTER. Vlce Pre5ldenk: BARBARA JOHNSON. Secretary: DON WILLINGHAM. President. . Y ADAMS - ' In: ARGO 10m moo ' THLEEN ARNOLD -; n:nssanav .1 GARET AUSTIN Au 1AM BAILEY Y BAKER ' .. 'rI-m BAKER ' A BALDWIN m: BANKSTON 3:. ALB BARKMAN St. Joe. Ark. Grady, Ark. Grady. Ark. Dearborn. Mich. Poughkeepsie. Ark. Piggon. Ark. Enola, Ark. Searcy. Ark. Newark, Ark. Cordell. Okia. Tulsa. Okla. Texarkana. Tex. -THIRTY and Mill no Iign o! 55:11:. 5; f ' 1 ,: HELD OVER! For anosher nlghis' Ilnrrlngi'l'hc um. Hod Sloppar- Ells. DOLORES HARLOW Swarthmore, Penn. JAROME BARNES Ft. Worth. Tex. CONNIE BARTON Searcy. Ark. MARGARET BEAN Newmn. Kans. RAY BEDFOHD Springfield. Penn. HENRY BEDFORD Springfield. Penn. JOY BELL Camden. Ark. BETTY BERRY Kansas City, Mo. HARRY BOGGS Idabel. Okla. ROGER BOND Shadyside. Ohio DOYLE BORDER Knobei. Ark. LOUISE BRAGG Marked Tree. Ark. 55 KY. 11 ! SUCH A PROBLEM tn kn hon. ave: Chrlnmu hnltdlyl. JOE CARR CAROL CATO AHLIN CHAPMAN BONNIE CLARK MARY CLASPILL JANE CLAXTON RONALD COBLE LOIS COBURN BOBBY COKEH J. W. COLLINS BARBARA COLWELL HARRY CORNER 'HL or how mlny nung- to ink. Higg'imn. Ark. Eula. Ark. Moultxic. Ga. Soucy. Ask. Parilnnd. Ore. Mountain Grove. Mo. Gonport, Ind. Graton. Cal. Hoxie, Ark. Tuckarman. Ark. Benionvillc, Ark. Saucy. Ark. TWO PLUS TWO oqu-l- . long in hash: cumming! JOAN BRIDGES GARY BHISENDINE DAVID BROWN WARRINE BRYANT MARGARET BUCHANAN RICHARD BURCHFIELD ALWIN BURPORD SHIRLEEN BUHLEY MARTHA BURNS MARY BURNS RICHARD BURT WILMA CAMPBELL Ft. Smith. Ark. Paris. Tum. Searcy. Ark. Florence. All. DeRiddu. LI. Amarillo. Tux. Glasgow. Ky. Bossier City. La. Columbia. Tenn. Columbia. Tum. Butrop. La. Busy. Ky. . . mm I shouldn't hvo wilted Io .-: AN consan- r' 1.. cox V crust: CRAWFORD 'r , -!I cnoss Y CULLEN 1, 41011-1? DAVIS AYNE DAVIS - 'YCE DOBYNS rr'fnms DYKES EGGERS FH- ELLIOTT 5 , J '1' EUBANKS Wondouor. Ky. Saucy. Ark. Clathidm. Ark. Tulll. Okla. Monuito. Ark. Wuhan. Tex. Tuscaloou. Ala. Swiixon. Ark. Valdosta. Ga. Dolores. Colo. Donvcr. Colo. Saucy. Ark. non: Juli llnllhod canal! and ........ HELEN EUBANKS JOHN EWING SAMUEL FLEMIN G ERIC FONG DONALD FOX GENE FRANKS GEORGE FRENCH MYBNA FRENCH MARGIE FRITZ GRACE FRY OLEN FULLERTON J OHN FUNK z..E :15: AN EXCITING RENDITION 0! 30101-0 by Forum. Ind Tuchu. Pnragould. Ark. Wabash. Ind. Osceola. Ark. Hong Kong. China Stockion. Cal. Meranille. La. Searcy. Ark. Searcy. Ark. Senath. Mo. Lake City, Ark. Morrilton. Ark. Winchester. Va. BETTY FUTCH Leeaburg. Fla. PEGGY FUTRELL Walnu! Ridge. Ark. OLETA GARNER Violet Hill. Ark. JERRY GATLIN Paragould. Ark. LARRY GATLIN Paragould. Ark. CARL GEER Cownn. Tenn. EVA GILLIAM Ft. Worth. Tex. CAROLYN GRAVES Memphis. Tenn. DELOBES GRAYSON Chattanooga. Tenn. MARVIN GREEN Searcy. Ark. CHARLES GRUBBS Cambridge. Ohio JOE HACKER Muskogee. Okla. HERE'S THE boulonnlcn bu! wheteh my dale? W . - g. .. AND THEY HAD a hay wagon to go wllh m BILLY HALE N. Little Rock, Ark. LUCILLE HAHDIN Knobel. Ark. BETTY JO HARMON Tipton, Okla. KENNETH HARRIS Prescott. Ark. YVONNE HART Waldo. Ark. JANE HARVEY Memphis. Tenn. LAVERNE HASH Dickens. Tex. SAM HAYNES Korman. Cal. JEANETTA HAZLET Hudson. Colo. JAMES HEARN Judsonia. Ark. DOYLE HELMS Tuckarman. Ark. PEARL HELM Searcy, Ark. KEEL HENDRICKS Wellington. Kans. MARY RUTH HERHEN Paragould. Ark. MILDRED HICKINGBOTTOM Poplar Grove. Ark. DARRELL HICKMAN Searcy. Ark. NANCYE HICKMAN San Diego. Cal. NED HILL Denver, Colo. VENNIE VIOLET HILL Corinth. Miss. NELDA HIXSON Bogalusa. La. LAWRENCE HOLT Osceola, Ark. PEGGY HORTON Greenbrier. Ark. MARJORIE HYATT Kansas City. Mo. ROBERT JAMES North Lake. 111. Q33$52$ 8F:$ E.J!uii;.f2;m $343135; 1'? igln 1 my a puddy-lal! 1 did! 'EL JAHRELL Dexter. Mo. m JOHNSON Campbell. Mo. : -Y JOHNSON Booneville, Ark. 1 CWT JONES Nashville. Tenn. E KELLER Spring Hill. Tenn. iji' E KIEFFER Springfield. Mo. ; '- n IIE KIEL Blanchardville. Wis. in A KING St. Louis. Mo. :: c ' KING Searcy. Ark. - m: KING Brownsville. Tenn. LAIRD Paragould. Ark. LANE Wynne. Ark. IVA LOU LANGDON Dyan. Ark JOE LEWIS Mission. Km CAROLYN LINEBACK Fort Smith, Ark MILDRED LITTLE Amarillo, Tex VICTOR LLOYD Johannesburg. South Airica JIMMY LYONS Searcy. Ark. DOLORES MCBRIDE Havana. Ark. DONALD McCALISTER Santa Paula. Calif. MARJORIE MCGINNIS Osceola, Ark. JACK McNUTT Norphlei. Ark. RUTH MADDOX Dearborn. Mich. JAMES MAHAFFY. JR. Eas! Long Island, N. Y. FIRST GLIMFSE o! the 1952 Mar Ouaen. Carolyn PDIJOI'L ,1! I Vrn.: - I It Er . .3 . W:r' f -- H' 'v1w- .pv. : . 'umir gm xmwa A MAY QUEEN ALICE FHEETLY. right. shawl her Elland- Inn. rays Hare and Peggy Ham. how Io play checkers. KENNETH MALLERNEE Cadiz. Ohio PAULINE MANGRUM Paragould. Am. ADELINE MENES Bernardsville. N. J. TOMMY MERRIT'I' Cullen. La. ELIZABETH MITCHELL Sheffield. Ala. EUGENE MORRIS Cnrlille. Ark. GEORGE MORRIS Carlisle. Ark. RALPH ODOM Atkins, Ark. MARGARET OLIVER Hope. Ark. DICK OTEY Lime Rock. Ark. ' JUDY OWEN 51. Louis. Mo. 60 DARLENE PAYNE Searcy. Ark. ELEANOR A. PETREE Birmingham. Ala. TOMMY PETTIT Fort Worth. Tex. SHIRLEY PHABRIS New Orleans. LB. JOYCE PHILPOTT New Orleans. La. JUNE PIERCE Sherman. Tex. DALE PORTERFIELD Poplar Bluff. Mo. 'TOMMIE POTTER New Orleans. La. GLEN PRESLEY Pangburn. Ark. JUANITA PHUETT Kennett, Mu. CHARLES PULLEY McCrory, Ark. .MARIAN RAWLINGS Tulia. Tex. STAN HEINHARDT Oakland. Calif. m DAY AS LOVELY u the Queen of May. 1952. LAST YEAR'S GIRLS admi! il'l I 10! puttlu. BRUCE RHODES DABLENE RHODES VIRGINIA RHODES CHARLES RICHARDSON DAISY RICHESIN ANDY T. RITCHIE VEHLENA ROBERTS ROBBIE RUBY JANE RUSSELL RICHARD SALMON BENNY SANDERS PEGGY SAUNDERS Roswell, N. M. Roswell. N. M. Meeker, Okla. Rockingham. N. C. Harrison. Ark. Searcy. Ark. McCrory. Ark. Atkins. Ark. Somerville. Ala. Bernardsville. N. J. Sitka. Ark. Lillie. La. 61 -Em Inna,- INFORMALLY YOURS. Felix Jean Queen Janie McGuire. righi. and he: two nnendanil. Scotty Clayton and NancY McDaniel. 62 HERMAN STARLING TERRY STINE PEGGY STROTHER SUE SULLIVAN KNOX SUMMITT PAUL SUMMITT HARRY TALBOTT VIRGINIA TAYLOR AMY THOMPSON GIL TRUITT JAMES TUTTLETON DONALD UNDEHWOOD Pocahontas, Ark. Sebastopol, Calif. Manila. Ark. Nashville. Ark. Searcy. Ark. Searcy, Ark. Pocahontas. Ark. Paragould. Ark. Dexter, Mo. Sitka. Alaska N. Little Rock. Ark, Chickasha, Okla. JENNIE SCHOOLFIELD LILLEAN SEATON JO ANN SEAY BILLY SESSION KATHLEEN SEWELL CHARLES SHAW LOUISE SHULTS RUTH SLATTON A. F. SMITH. JR. FRANCES SMITH JIMMY SMITH MARILYN STARKS Wichiia Falls. Tex. Sh aron Springs. Kans. Quinlan. Tex. Searcy, Ark. Overland. Mo. Hillsdale. N. J. Williford. Ark. Swifton. Ark. Platner. Colo. Rogers. Ark. Clinton, Ark. 51. Louis. Mo. A BEAUTIFUL DAY. and a beautiful Pent Jean Queen of 1552. VERNA VANHOHN JAMES VANDERMOLEN VEELIN VAUGHN PETE WAITES FRANK WALKER DOYLE WARD DELANO WATERS CHARLIE WAUGH SHIRLEY WAYLAND BAY WILBUHN DONALD WILKEHSON WAYLAND WILKERSON Coming. Ohio Bavia. Okla. Vale. Ore. Ringgold. La. Corpus Christi. Tex. Clinton, Ark. Alachua. Fla. Sentinel. Okla. Paragould. Ark. Tulsa. Okla. Roswell. N. M. Searcy. Ark. .ITOH PHIL PERKINS reveals the 1952 Path Jean. ANNUAL ANNUAL ugning parly. DON WILLINGHAM GAY SUE WILLIS LEONARD WILSON RICHARD WILSON PHIL WITHERS WILLIAM WOODHUFF WINFHED WRIGHT JOHNICE YOUNG GEORGE YUE JOHN ZELNIK MAX BALLARD SHIRLEY BARRENTINE Sound; confusing?! Amarillo, Tex. Port Arthur. Tex. Hickory Ridge. Ark. South Haven. Kans. Fort Worth. Tex. Searcy. Ark. Greenway. Ark. Searcy, Ark. Hong Kong. China Duryea, Perm. Duncan. Okla. Memphis. Tenn. GENE BURRIS NELSON CARSON NANCYE CUNNINGHAM NANCY DUPUY DORIS DURHAM SHIRLEY FISK BOBBY JOHNSON MINNIE LEE LANE HERMAN LEAKE ELEANOR MERHITT EUGENE OUZTS JOHN PETREE ALTA PRICE BILL REINHARDT CURTIS STEPHENS BETTY STEWART JOYCE STUCKWISH ANN WARE QUEEN'S COURT Ill lei lor the coronaiiun on May Day. Wewoka. Okla. Cambridge, Ohio Judsonia. Ark. Youngstown. Ohio Videne. AIL Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Sentinel, Okla. Tipton, Okla. Greenville. Tex. Bunesville. Ohio Thomasville, GI. Birmingham. Ala. Lime Rock. Ark. Oakland. Calif. Wewaka. Okll. Beamsville. Ontario Edmond. Okll, Little Rock. Ark. GLENN RECEIVES his dlploma lrom Dr. Bunion and Dr. W. K, SaddleAOxfordl Summln. Special S'rudenfs PEGGY BAKER Ypsilanti. Mich. MARTHA KING Searcy, Ark. BONNIE MOHUNDHO Searcy. Ark. MARGARET SHAVER Searcy. Ark. DENZIL GATES Searcy. Ark. 65 Graduate School DH. W. .3. WEST Head of Deparlment 1 . W. MATTOX. J. D. SALES, PAUL HO NOT PICTUHED: Leslie Burke and Evan TENBERRY. JESSE P. SEWELL. Ulrey. Ht tilt m mum t haw??? I M-Il'll LECTURES lat Ihe Graduate students pan lull when they are PRESIDENT. PRU! Cantrell and VICE-PRESIDENT J In lulom given by experienced men. mm? Mal ?- Spring 1953 will climax the first year of graduate study here at Harding. ThirtyL eight students were enrolled for the first year. Work is offered in four fields: Prae- tical. doctrinal, historical, and Biblical. Amazing growth has been experienced this year which assures a strong and capable department Dr. W. B. West heads the school; assisted by Leslie Burke, J. D. Bales, Paul Reten- berry. Evan Ulroyt and F. W. Mattox. The appreciation of the graduate students is best expressed in their own words: ettlt presents an opportunity to study from men of great experience. v'tAn opportunity to do advanced study under the guidance of capable Christian teachers. -t.It is a must fruitful study which helps prepare us to meet the obstacles of our day. e It provides learning experiences which stimulate and give a greater desire for Truth. - lt enables the student to become more cognizant of and to find better solutions for the problems of the religious world. -ttIt i5 helpingr us as young Gospel preachers to truly appreciate the need for serious preparation for the greatest work in the kingdom of Christ? ROBERT ABNEY JIMMY ALLEN THOMAS ATKINSON WILLIAM BAKER REES BRYANT PAUL CANTHELL ALEX CLAASSEN DEAN FREETLY CLEO GILBERT CHARLES HODGE JAMES HODGES BILL MACKEY Gradua Paragould. Atk. Saucy. Ark. Amarillo. Tex. Corpus Christi. Tex. Florence. Ala. Atlanta. Ga. S. Rhodesia. S. Africa Brisiow. Okla. Atkins. Ark. Ennd. Tex. Pound. Va. Adairville. Ky. .LI- enfs JAMES MASSEY GENE PATTERSON JACK PLUMMER GLENN SHAVER ROBERT SKELTON T. V. SKINNER DAVID UNDERWOOD PAUL WOODS GLENN BOYD WENDELL KEE GERALD KENDHICK ROBERT EOE Pontotoc. Miss. Houston. Tex. Searcy. Ark. Searcy. Ark. Searcy, Ark. Vale. Ore. Searcy, Ark. Searcy. Ark. Searcy, Ark. Bowie. Tex. Shreveport. La. Newcomerstown. Ohio .. BACK ROW: Gun. Hablmn, mu Sherxlll. Bah Andonon. FOURTH BOW: Bill Williams. Cecil Mn . Windoll Kn, Buddy Myer. THIRD ROW: Owen Olbrichi. mu tuna. Glenn Olhrlchl, Normln Koo. Bob Cohum. Jam Grdloy. Bob Taylor. Brclund Comer. SECOND ROW: Hun Moon. Tom Atkinson. Norman Hu bu. Genld Long. Bull Mum's. Bobby Purdom. FRONT ROW: Delmar Browning. Harold Hukoll. Chuck Van Ellen. Bil Clark. Kan Hhodu, Harald Romlnn. KEN ROLAND preach 1!:- word 0! God 10 sh. bruhron a: Foxmon. GENE ROBINSON goon aver hi1 Icrmon on Slmrdly night. Student Preachers An irreplaceable part of that which makes Harding a school which is more im- portant than many of her state-born com- petitors, is nothing but the student preach- ers. It is nothing sensational; nothing for I the headlines; nothing which would attract profound attention. yet from the work of many sincere young men preparing for great: er service comes the opportunity for help- ing smail congregations of Christ's disciples. Those who serve in this way, ask no par- ticular credit or recognition. They find more than ample reward in the apreciation and encouragement of fellow Christians, in the edification of spirit which their own work inspires, and above all 9158, in the knowledge that they are presenting to the world, tithe Way, the Truth, and the Life? CECIL GARRETT land: Itnging in: tho church In Kanun. BOB GILLIAM pun muw houn a! study mm m: urmom. GERALD LONG direct: Iinging :1 Young People's Medina. German Club Pnlldnnt 77 ,, VWWWWW .vwhw, Ganlrlcd B-lch-l Vlce-Pruldem ............................ Edgar Knoohll Sacruary ,,,,,,A..,,A,A,, .A ...... Jun: nalch Sponsor WWWWWW, WHH,7 ,r Lum- Burke The programs of the German Club give a picture of Germany and its people to Ameri- can Christians. It is hoped that these meet- ings will create a greater interest in the German mission work, its people and its customs. The club strives to cause a more appreciative understanding of the culture of Germany on the part of Harding students. Cottage Class Many students hold Bible classes in homes of people interested in learning about God. They gather together to worship God in singing songs and reading His word. Stu- dents many times walk quite a distance to hold these classes. 1; Sign Language Class The members of the sign language class meet every Tuesday night for the purpose of learning the deaf language that they might be able to teach the deaf and bring them to Christ's Gospel of salvation. The boys and girls hold vesper services each night in their respective dorms using the sign language. Membership is open to all who are interested. Sam Roach directs the class. Monday Nighf Meetings A familiar tradition on the campus which ably tyDifies the spirit of Harding is the meetings held on Monday night. Under the direction of Andy T. Ritchie. the class in Personal Evangelism meets in the high school auditorium. A very simple but impressive devotional serviCe precedes the study. Urgent reports from foreign coun- tries, plans for summer campaigns. tech- niques for personal work and inspiration for real Christian service are all a part of this service. Another class held at this period is di- rected by Jesse P. Sewell and W. B. West in the interest of preacher students. The classes are varied . . . discussion of everyday prob- lems. debates of vital issues, lectures on the preacher's work, The experience of many longntime gospel preachers makes this a very practical course. MEMBERS OF PERSONAL EVANGELISM engaged h'l llnging hymns. STUDENTS HAVE A CHANCE In relate their experience: Ind encourage oihan in work of the church. 3H0. BBWELL hnglm hi: :erlel of lecture: on helping 1h. preacher with hll work. 75 76 Campus Players' Apprentices ;, a v2. $5? gav : The apprentices to Campus Players are a group of drama enthusiasts who are work- ing to become initial members of the club. They are admitted upon the qualifica- tions of serving one semester as apprentice. showing ability and willingness to work. and upon earning the necessary work points. They participate in major productions. one-act plays, Campus Players programs, and various forms of backstage work. FATHER SAYS. You bullet liar! plckin' lham apple: up. But I wu: ion: a playin'. BACK now: Carol Stevens. Peggy Snundarl. Jackie King. Juan Argo. Betty Helm. Glenda Givens. Beverly Butler. Peggy Baker. Shirley Buremine. Martha Burns. Nancy Vnnwinklo, Shirley Harkey. Bonnie McAdam. Barbara Burnett. Andee King. Szc- OND ROW: Pal Fogany, Nancy DuPuy. Margin McGlnI-Ih. Marcellne Crawford, Hazel Stroud. Virginia Rhodes, Amy Thompson, Polly Williams. Jana Claxion. Eloanar Marlin. Loullo WhHI. Margaret Ausnn. Eileen Hoover. FRONT ROW: Weldon Halchlr. Richard Salmon. Ray Wllburn. Clyde Bush. Richard Burchlleld. Bill Sherrill. NOT PICTURED: June Atga. Bobby Cakex. Lilli-n Cornell. Burl Euhlnkl. Peggy Pulrell. Janet Heldbradar. Doyle Helml. Jimmy Lyons. Edgar McFadden. Jennie Schoollield. Winfred Wright. Campus Players President .. ........ . .. . . . . . . ... Benny Holland Vice-Pluldent ,, W, 7 Jack Plummal' Secretary 7 , , 7 7 , , , Elloun Snure Sponsor ,, , H ,,,,,,,,,,,, Nelda Hollon The Campus Players was organized to recognize and develop students of outstand- ing dramatic ability. It is an honorary group on the campus that is dedicated to a pur- pose-producing a high type of drama at Harding College. The group produced four major producu tions this year: Shaw,s Pygmalion . Mary Chase's Harvey . Patrick Hamiltonis Gas- lightii. and Chariieis Aunt. They cooperated with the music depart- ment in producing an opera. tiMartha . A150 numerous one-act plays were produced. They have an annual Campus Players breakfast near the close of school. and have two initiation luncheons a year. :Ilek Plummet. L. C. Sun. .I'ack Wood Sun. Evan Ulrey. nldtih Thom. Benny Holland 1 W. Munoz. E. H Staph- llrk . FRONT ROW: Ruby Lea Ellis. Belly Ulroy, Mu. J. N. loldn Halton. Elizabeth Mason, Mrs Florence Cn:hcnr1.Eileen :61 !!th Mn. L. C Sean Patti Bryant. Mn. Cane. Mn. . Gm. Frankl. BACK HOW: Benny Holland. Meredith Thorn, Ruby Lee Ellis. Gary Brisendina. Mary Sue Grady. Cecil May. Jeanne Bankslon. Charles Pittman. Marian Rawungl. Ray Wright. Wayland Wilker- son, Margaret Willis. David Porter. FRONT ROW: Jack Plummet. Gene Robimon. Pat Rowe. Scany Clayton. Lavern Crowscn. Pally Mangrum. Joanna Johnston. Eileen Snure. Nelda Heltan. Alpha Psi Omega Ptelident Eileen Snure ViceePresiden! Ruby Lee Ellis Secretaxy Ienny Holland Sponsor Evan Ulrey Alpha Psi is a national honorary dramatic fraternity. The Harding chapter is the Eta Omega cast. The purpose of this fraternity is to develop dramatic talent and the art of act- ing. cultivate taste for theibest in drama, and to foster cultural values which lie in dra- matics. Only those showing the most outstand- ing ability and faithfulness in stauework are accepted. AND THEN WE TRIED to make Liza into a Lai di . The ai-mOI-pher-ic press-ura is very law 15-day. HERE IT IS . . . now blow! AOU. SO YA DON'T THINK I go! no money. huh? I am. See here. I'm wlllin' :3 pay for my lesson. .. . Pygmalion HENRY HIGGINS , 7 Jack Plummer ELIZA DOOLXTTLE , Pa: Howe COL. PICKERING Gm: Rohlnlon MESA PEARCE . 7 , . Pauline Mangrum MRS. HIGGINS , Ruby Lee Ellis ALFRED DOOLITTLE Jimmy Lyons MES. EYNSFORD HILL ,, 7 Flo Simplun M155 EYNSFORD HILL . Helen Plummer FREDDY EYNSFORD HILL Wayland Wilkerson The first production of the season was George Bernard Shaw's uPygmalion , under the direction of Nelda Holton. This is the story of Liza. a poor Cockney guttersnipe . and her growth into a woman accepted in the best society. The play is a fast moving comedy. that provokes more than laughter e it produces amazement. in the almost magical trans- formation of a hopeless waif to a sophisticated lady with all the social graces. Harvey MYRTLE MAE SIMMONS ...... Julnna Bmkllon VETA LOUISE SIMMONS . Ruby Lee Elli: ELWOOD P. DOWD , ..-.-..-....... Buy Wrighi HARVEY . .. ..-. .- .. .t ,, ... ,, Haney MISS JOHNSON t WWW t . Carol Stevens MRS. ETHEL CHAUVENET ,th Marion B-wlings RUTH KELLY. ILN. ,,,,,,,, Pauline Mangmm DUANE WILSON ..-,AWHWHHH 7 . .... Earl Euhunkg LYMAN' SANDERSON, M.D. ........ . Hold nun: WILLIAM Ii. CHUMLEY, MD. UAHV Meredith Thom BETTY CHUMLEY ,. ,,,,,, 7 . .. Hlxol Stroud JUDGE OMAR GAFPN'EY , 7 Charles Punnan 1:. J. LOFGREN . thWWHHWM .. Jack Chane A big white rabbit - thatis Harvey. E1- wood P. Dowd insists that his best friend is this rabbit much to the dismay of his family. It takes a crew of psychiatrists plus the fam- ily to prove that Elwood isrft the crazy one but those who canit see Harvey are. The climax leaves everybody happy because as Elwoodis sister says. Whatis wrong with Harvey if we want to live with him thatis our business and no one else needs to even come around. It was a mad chase from bet ginning to end as the playwright. Mary Chase, surprises the audience at every turn with the lovable Elwood and Harvey. lam us for Input. . Doclor. Huv-y 1- I my IIx-looi wim- nbhii. and I know he'll wall! you and NOW. HARVEY. I think this i: a wanduful Ipoi In! our picture. I! HAVE BEEN BETTER luely. John, w- an '- wouldn't I ll: of II. Slowly, wlih dllhollc-l cm- nnul, In In driving III: will lnlano. MR. SIDNEY POWER. 1 unit you in nu namo o: In: mljoliy lot tho murder 0! All:- Barlow. Gas Light MRS. MANNINGHAM ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ellun Smart MR. MAHHiNGHAM ,,,,,,v. .m.v.-r......-.--. Jack Plummet NANCY ...... PI! Row. ELIZABETH A . Ruby Lee Elli.- .... .....Ah,,,, Morodnh Thom You are slowly. memodically being driven out of your mind, Mrs. Manningham, by a criminal maniac. Thus speaks Inspector Rough. as this ex- citing play draws dramatically to its climax. Gaslight is a dramatic play full of mystery. suspense, and restrained force. Bella. a quiet, sub- dued woman, is aimost driven insane by her hus- band, a man she has grown to loath and despise. This play was presented by the Eta Omega cast of the Alpha Psi Omega. National dramatic fra- ternity. Each member of the cast was a veteran actor, and all were members of the Eta Omega chapter. ELIZAIZTH, Tho picture hu hun tahn den. Dld cull m 0: Kane! luv. anything :a do wllh m gag: : SACK HOW: Don Willulgham. Jlml Hnldbrodu. Don McAlunu. Gone Ratnny, Elhon Shun. mu William; FRONT ROW: Evan Ulrur. Ponder ergm. Debate Club The Debating Club attended four tournaments in 1953 and estabiished itself as a well-qualified grou . E1 the first tournament at Ouachita College in Arkadelphia, four teams compiled to win total of fifteen while losing nine. The Senior girls iJnnet Heidbreder and Eileen Snurei and Junior men's team iGene Rainey and Don Willinghami each lost one of six debates. The first team placed second in the tournament while the sesond failed tOJJlace. The Senior men's team iPonder Wright In Bill Williamsi placed third in their division winning four of their six contests. In the Abilene Speech Tournament Wright and Williams advanced to the quarter-finals before be- ing eliminated. The Mid-South Tournament was held in Con- way. Ark. Competing against 25 Colleges and Universities. the Senior Men's team advanced to the Semi-finals while the Junior team advanced to the 'clluarter-finals. he squad also attended the state tournament at Jonesbom. Arkansas. Equestrian Club MIMI 7 . rev 7 ... ehwvaWW Knox 53mm Vlu-Prnldlnl ............................... Muy lunan m-Tnllunr ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Shirluy Bltdull m: ................................. Glen. 3. Bomn An old interest was revived this year with the drafting of a constitution and the forming of the Equestrian Club. under the guidance of Dr. Benson as sponsor and club member. When good weather and time permitted, sev- eral students treked out to the college farm to saddle up the horses and spend a few hours at their favorite sport. BACK ROW: Thclnu Human. Marxi Burton, Shula llrdnu, Dick Shanna. Sylvia Hychl. FRONT OW: Bonny Ho Id. Hold Bulk. Frank Dlvldlon. NOT PICTUEED: Knox Bummht. lhlrll'r Bunnlinl. Lee Miller. P-ul Summitt. Dr. Bunion. , l: I;- .V-xs w. J. 82 Home Economics CI? Camera Club President WHWH. , W .............. ,7 , John 291nm- Vica-Pralideni . . WW ........ Jim Mahaltf SecretaryeTreaIm-er . .. , , ,, W John Moon Sponsor ,,,,M W .. ........... , ,,,,,, Neil Cope: The purpose of the Camera Club is for? the betterment 'of photography. The club. meets twice a month to discuss the good and bad points of pictures. Plans are being made for a photo exhibit in the Student Center, May 17. BACK How: John annik. Charles Crawford. Lee Millet. Wlldnlt Hatchet. Hm Mahntiy. FRONT ROW: Neil Cape. John Moons; Allen Gardner. Leon Glealon. NOT PICTUHED: Roger Band. ' THREE MEMBERS of Camera Club I! wuk H! in the dark tom: President W H 7 7 . .-..,,,,, June Adm Vica-Pruidem ,, 7 .. .,,,,-. Mum: Clayton Secretary ,e ,. . , . , M Marilyn Egan's. Sponsor , ... 7 .. , , ,HV .. Mn. 3. A. Bali The theme of the Harding Home Eco- nomics Club is Better Home Living for All. The objectives of our club are: to interest girls in a better home life; to bind girls closer together in common interests; to learn all kinds of useful handicrafts; to augment classroom interest; to learn what is going on in Home EC. in our state; and to combine learning interest with social interest. The club has a membership of sixty members this Vear. BACK ROW: Jennie Schoolflald. Muriel Procior. Jam Claxtan. Martha Clayton. THIRD HOW: Mildred Little. Joyce Full . Vennie Hill. Jan! Brumltt. Margaret 011v . SECOND ROW: Lavern Crownon. June Adaml. Mu. Bell. Virginia Bhodel. Hint Smith. Margie McGn-mil. FRONT ROW: Lois Coburn. Beverly Bullet. Marilyn Eggerl, Mary Ella Grady. Barbara Johnlon. Joyce Philpun. ,,,,,,,, ---- Mary Bunch -:I .--...... ....-.... Mn. Mann and Mr. Robert: :The purpose of the BohemianClub is to ote interest and study in the visual and to sponsor programs of visual arts he Harding Campus. Their activities in- de a Bohemian party, art exhibits, and ' or of The Titan . 3 movie of Michael- Muma Burnt. Clyde Bush. Reid Bush. Benn HI: Thom. Irma Coons, Mrs. Manon. FBON Butcher. Ruby Johnston. Mary Burton, Nlna J! Warnock. NOT PICTURED: Max Bales, Barbara -:1:;nhChar1ano Holcomb. Shirley Harkey. Thomas - I n. ' 5 ' Bohemian. Cecu May Nell Cope Ijhe purpose of the poetry forum is to ca creative writing in the poetical form encvzrurage amateur poetry writmg. Mu. Owen onmcm. Torn Nellon. Lee Mum. 8m Burton. Polly Williams. Peggy Lydia. NOT n: Brown. mu Cope. 5m w . 83 DB. BENSON recdve: the award: pr-lenlad lo the school by 1119 deloqailon which repulenied U.S.S.R. al Lehlnon. Tennauea. THERE'S TROUBLE BREWING In th- Unlild Sintcl when this group 0! dolognel get! together. Bopnlanting the II S. S. B. n! Lohnnon, Tannellel, thou liudanll arc: SEATED: Jimmy Lyons. STANDING: Larry Whitehead, Bill Willlnml. Al Pelrich. Dr. Charla. Kennay. Gene Rulnay. Lyon! II the chairman of the ' ussan 1 BACK Row: 5111 Wnodruff, Eugene Monk, Gene Elllou, Don McAllister. THIRD ROW: Buddy Myer. Jane Brumltl. Willa- DeBen-y. Kazuo Kulano, Al Pelrlch. Don Underwood. Lam Whitehead, Weldon Hatchet. SECOND ROW: Gene Rainer. Devev ream: Jarreu. Alla Cheek: Thelma Harmon. Ju Lilly. Chnrlu Crawford. FRONT ROW.- Jlmmy Lyons. Jennie Schoollluld. Bill Williams. Dr. Kenna . NOT PXCTURED: Clifton Gums. Billie Whixshead. John 22 nlk. Bobby Coldirun. Wayland Wilk- ulon. Richard anay. Camilla Anderson. Bobby Caller. Dian Roper. Allan Gardner. Ray thburn. Bill Halo. Pruidem , . , , ,, ,,, H , , Jimmy Lyon! Vlcl-Prelldln: ,, N , , , , , , , , Bill Wllllauu Sucrolnry ,, ,, , , , , , , , , Billie WhIl-hlld Sponlor ,,,, ,, Dr. Charla D. Kumw The International Relations Club. affili- ated with the National Association of Inter- national Relations Clubs. was organized at Harding. October 20. 1952. The purpose is to build international understanding through a conscious effort to appreciate the problems: of Other countries. to analyze and criticize the foreign policies advanced by our own government in a constructive manner, and t0 cuoperate in breaking down cultural and social barriers and prejudices which divide the human race into compartments and dis- regard the fact that men everywhere seem to be striving for the same basic things. IRC at Harding hopes to be a leading force in edu- cating not nnly its own members but also the community in the realities and ideals of international relations. Their activities in- clude the Muck Session of the Security Coun- cil of the United Nations on the Harding campus, November 3. 1952'. and the delegation to the Mock Session of UN General Assembly at Cumberland University. Lebanon. Tenn- essee, February 26: 1953. They received cita- tions for best performances at meeting. -..-.u..-.---u ' ?.- ..n -7 .mn-w A u-LV-I -4 , w .-- r-A-Mou-p .M'a-W am, - . N. Hugh . J. Lewll. THIRD R0 Banknon, D. Rhodel. J. HIYOI. Privou. R. Emu. WW , ,WWWWWWWW Glann Olhllchl - n! ........... . ........--..-.-.- Ken Noland .1' mror ,,,,,,,, Gnc- Mcaoynoldl -.-.........t................-..... H. H. Bower: The purpose of future teachers is to cre- interest and understanding in the teach- . fession. The members become familiar professional magazines and some of the h they will face when they teach. The Harding chapter is the largest chap- in the state for the second year in a row. chapter is honored this year by having tate president. Ken Rhodea Among some of the activities in which ' pter participated were F.T.A. week 'ng of a membership drive and a ; program, a Christmas party, patrici- in the state convention, and F.T.A, Mrs. Florence Cathcart, for whom the r is named. was guest of the chapter state convention banquet. May, 5. Cllyion. F. Smllh. D. Richuln, BACK ROW: 3. Coldiron. B. LIHIV. A. Baikhln, J. 5.31. H. Breckenridge. O. Olbrlchl. B. Sherrill. B. Martin. B, Coburn. B. Wilma. L. Rlchutn. W. Forunbarry, R. Hartman. K. Shnwmaksr. T. Baird. G. Eobinlon, P. Wiuv. W: J. Muhaiiy, M. Buchanan. L. Canaan. c. Klal. C. Holcomb. P. Williams. C. O. Garner. 1 . Bueman. J. King. 3. Coll. o; Armllrong. F. White. 1L N. Vlnwinklo. B. Baldwin. SECOND ROW: A. Donn. .7. Well. V. Hill. N. Vaugh- an. M. Vineyard. L. White. G. Milton. M. Hymn. V. Rhodes. M. Brown. 1.. GrIHm-A. l-I. Yohu. D. GIdd-m. E. McFadden. W. Clmpblll. M. Bum. FRONT ROW: 8. Ruby, J. Baden. J. 5131!. F. Blchuln. I. Buchanan. G. Olhrlchl. Mn. Cuhcan. K. Noland. G. Mclhynoldl. K. Rhodil. N. McDaniel. B. Hichardl. A. Chock. M. Oliver. 1'. Potter. K. BACK HOW: Ghnn Dlhrlchi. Kan Holnnd. FRONT ROW: Nuncy Mc- Daniel. Royal Bowen. Gnu McRoynoldl. 85 Big Sisters The Big Sisters help the freshmen girls get settled and acquainted. They help to , make dormitory life an experience of en- joyment. They serve for a period of thirty- six weeks. BACK ROW: Norma Crolhy. Joanne Juhnaon. Ann Bndh. Harm: Sande . Ellun Hoovu. Damian Lommcnl. FROM HOW: Mar :m Grady. Camille Audition. Alanna. Johnslon, Vonn- Dlvil. mm- Dixon. House Councils The House Councils made up of stuu dents elected from each area of residence, served well to make dormitory life a real contribution to over-all growth and an ex- perience of enjoyment. Representatives served for 18 Week periods meeting with hall directors the first of each week to discuss problems of dormitory life and projects to make it better. BACK HOW: Ruth MIH'IH, Annuboll Johnson. Peggy Ham, Mary En. Grndy. FRONT ROW: Alma Sundancn. Mn. Walt. Nina Smith. BACK BOW: Nohon Manh-wl. Huuy Wm . Jun Dllch, chk County. Mr. Bowarl. Jack Hodge. Charles Cu wield. Btchlrd Ptl-um. FRONT ROW: Don 59m Tam Atkinson. DIvid Port , aux Curry. 86 . .h h ,1 Igig 'th ;.mgmw HF-rka'. Ensemble The members of the ensemble were ..uosen by Erle Moore. The purpose of the H up is to study music and to gain choral Wrience that they otherwise would not H ive. Those that are members say they '03; their work in the ensemble more than 7y other organization in which they par- cipate. - uldonu Wlllilml, Rita Jo Baldwin. Tommy Potter. . . Minnie Ln Lune. Rubble Juan Ruby. Mullyn Starla. Sara Jean Covey. mum :7 $$$$$th ,v -th Mu- weeflmfmewjhtxg: 5W BACK BOW: Jnck Plummor. Ray Wrighl. Lloyd Bridges. Glenn Boyd. SECOND BOW: Erh- Iloon. Duty Bury. Donnie Clark. Sum Haynes. FRONT ROW: Mary Kathryn Danish. Peggy Tumor. Ann Enlanhany. Carldane wnllaml. Helen Plummu. NOT PICTUHED: Peggy Wan, Harlin Sllrkl. Muy Arm Whitaker. Willard Davll. 3m Cluk. Genid Kendrick, Jim Hheuduil. a tempo Pralidem .. . . . . . .. . . . Ray Wright Sacrelnry 7 7 7 7 , Clrldono William- Trealurel . . . ...... Bun Hlynu SponIor , , Glnn Fulhrlgh! A tempo is built around music majors. The purpose of the club is to build better musicianship and broaden the appreciation of music around the campus. Their activities include teas. student recitals, annual spring picnic, and musical chapel programs. . Moon. chk Arnold. Mr. Fulhrighl. Tommy Motrin. Sum Haynel. MIDDLE BOW: Marion Ste hull. Olaia Garner. Joan Bridgu. FEDNT HOW: Mary Kat r n Danlull. Bony NOT PICTUHED: Nedra Vaughn, Iy Wrigm. BACK ROW: 0. Low. :0. luck. D. Wllklmn. I. cm. H. Moon. W. Davin. 1'. Motrin. 1. Arnold. H. delu. L. Bruin. D. Olbzlchl. D..Goodw1n. D. 0:. . G. 3mm. I. emu. ll. Max:111. D. Emmi. A. Punch. 3. Hummus. C. Cox. 3. Andob Ion. D. Uniorwood. 3. Model. OURTH ROW: w. Wlllnmn. s. Haynes. .1. rigging, B. Myer, 1. Fur... K. Mullen... L. Illcho- Ion. J. Hutton. M. labia. G. OLbrlchl. 1!. 5112mm. 6. Bohinmn. c. Cox. 1:. anand. D. wuou. N. Manhunt .l. Lurk. 3. Hugh . 1.. Wain. THIRD now: W. Cmpbon. A. Dan. P. Baku. D. On Ian, R. Smith. ll. Shnan. 1. Ray . .1. Woods. P. fulnll. P. o. G. Graves, N. Hlmnon, R. Immn, M. Buwnnys. . Holloway, I. Coons. E. Hoovn, ll. McD-nhl. .I'. 10-. J. In . L. Crowlon. SECOND HOW: C. Clio. l. Osborn. L. White. 5. Fxlxu. K. Prlvou. M. Vlnoyud. Y. Dull. N. luxnon, Ill. Strand. . Haunt. D. Mod . C. Wllllulu. n. lull , N. Wllkorlon. J. B011, 1'. Ovum. V. Dylan. M. PIICI. B. Laud. J. Flynn. J. Chlllhlr. PEON'I' ROW: M. Shrkl. E. Mulder. I'. mchuln. M. McGinnll. M. Lana. A. PI ... 3. 2111-, J. Klnf. . today 3.. WI . Andy Ruthie. P. Mangrum. R. nudm ll. Huron. J'. Bride . 3. Shwart. E. Murphy. 3. Column. . Pruni. . Roan. P. unchou. Ill. Wilton NOT PICTURE: l. lugginhoihnm. P. Won, M. 011v . K. Clmpb-u. B. Bury. M. Smith. H. DuPuy. E. Clmpbnll. IL Moon. V. Vlughn, 6. lenon. HALLELUJAH, AMEN . Andy direct: me choru- in singing one of their iavorite spiritual songs. -. Egrfll J! . .2 .................................. Don Goodwin ,,,,,,,,,, Nancy McD-nluh .............................. Andy 1'. Hmm- Ask anyone in chorus and they will assure 1 oil that than not in chorus are missing one of k most enjoyable experiences of their life at Harding. The chorus is made up of 100 members from Went body who have tried out for membership. Music ability as well as love for singing and Eylllingness to work make up some of the require- imu for admission. Each week the chorus records in IBaminute radio program, Hymns from the ' Campus'a which is now heard on 34 sta- Flinn: In several states. Regular rehearsals of the T. are on Monday night from 7:45 to 9:00, find Wednesday night from 8:30 to 10:00. Special 0 are calle to prepare for chorus trips and Mal rograms. speaking of chorus tripHveryone on p : campus has heard of the fun and inspiration IF: t the chorus e 'oys while motoring across the ntry in Aunt ena Ghe busL The first trip w the year during the Thanksgiving vacation was 1. -uzh Tenneuee. Alabama. and Georgia. We al- drove into and backed out of Florida. As usual u - clubs and crazy songs originated on the trip. at We must not forget. the great inspiration - 1. we receive from Andy in singing hymns and irituaI songs to God. Without him, chorus would t mean to us what it does. Andy is not only director; but he takes part in the fun and hard ls one of us. In years to come, it will be inspirational times that we best remember. Wlule singing our Alma Mater coming onto the It In us from a chorus trip, we realize how wonder- - rding really is. where Christians can get that and have such wonderful times. m 1.. 51 or 53. I OI. DY. Aunt Ram's rudy. 1 1 53' 2mm h... ' FLORIDA? STATE LIM' i m 7. gap K 0-: . . IJm ' 0i YOUR LEGS. Joe. wlnl happened? ALI. EXCEPT 303 and Waynn warn tun bu-y enxlng lo pose tor lh- plenum. H II Don Goodwin. prolldlnl. Ind Nlncy McDInlII. Socrollry. jun when 111. nor: chorul trip will bu. Fabruuy ll 89 BACK BOW: om- Gunor. Rod. Vaughan. Jule Brummul. Foggy Sumac . Darlano Rhoda. Joan La. Nina Smuh. lu- b-rn Burch . Culdono Wlllllml. Halon Livingnon. THIRD ROW: Ann. Enema. Lillian Conn . Naldl Hlxmn. Bunny Hush. ery Smuh, Joan A290,! uni Argc: Joann. Jnlunlon. SECOND ROW: Tummy Paint. IhlrlchWIyllnd. Bub. Laird. Piggy Baker. Mildred 1.13310. Marcelen Crawford. PUSH Horton. Love : Crovwn. FBORTB Alan W!- aker. Hugh; McGlnnll. Virglnla Rhodes. Mrs. anxior. Mn! yn Prlco. Jonnn 3e11, Ban Joan Covcy. Girls' Sextet Girls' Glee Club President . . . . . .-.. . .. . Ann. IMI- Vlce-Prnllden! , ,,,,, ,h , H , , , Vlrg'lnll m Sacralm HH , ...... . . . Joann. Jam BACK ROW: Peggy Baker. Dulann Rhoda. Jerry Chouhit. Director . ,,,, , ,m 7 . ., ,,,,,, ,, Nu. lam I'll 031' H W: Peggy Horion. Mary Ann Whitaker, Bur- bln Land. The vibration from the music building on Tue$ day and Thursday afternoon about 5:00 is none: other than the vocalizing of Mrs. Baxter's Girls' Glee Club. Laughter, fun! and serious work will be: remembered by all members of chorus as part of their happier college days. Training for religious selections, hymns, spirituals. Christmas carols, and modern arrangements which included about every- thing lead to a full year of work. i' Men's Glee Club . -- a: ........................................... Norman Hughe- - Inf --- ,, W Bob Nounmnn -e! ............................................... Andy Bilchia Singing for Freedom Forums . . . Horse-play at H w: m m a :a u I n: . hearsals . . . Preparing for a sprmg concert . . . Aged igm'chl .5351: cfmg'l' 9 193 complain: ese are the things you remember when you think .- men's glee club. With Andy's inspirational guid- ce, we had the time of our lives with hMosquitoes'h . d the Song of the Jolly Rogerh; while The Treas- : es of Earth and The Lord is my Shepherd,I gave ' tgigpelift we needed and that only singing could Me n 's Qua rtef BACK ROW: John Zolnik. Lee Miller. Will Goodheu. Owen Olbrichl. Richard Pflanm. Kan Childl. Hun McNauy, Down! Kilhnl. Charles Grnbhl. THIRD HOW: Nellon Canon, Don Wllkeuon, Tommy Merrill, C. E... Cox, Alina Pudch. Jamal Vander- mohn. Dick Burl. SECOND ROW: Mike Moore. John Moore. Glenn Olbricht. Bob Nouamnn. Bruce Rhodes. 10. Lowll. FRONT ROW: Don Black, Lu Richuin. Ralph Moore, Norman Hugh . Perc Wlny. And lillchie. Director. NOT PICTUHED: Buddy Myer. 1h; Wright. Jack Hodge. Jim Tuuletcn, Wayne Davis. Sam aynel. Jim ahany. Jamel Zink. John Flgghu, Char! Pittman. Inn ainhudi. chk Shelton, Don Goodwin. Georg. Thompson. Don Wllunghlm. Andy Ruchk. III. .34 91 :1 .sn. h; 92 MARY ANN WHITAKER. Edilor NEIL B. COPE. Faculty Advllor EDITOR , , , , Mary Ann Whitaker BUSINESS MANAGER , Charles Crawlord MANAGING EDITOR , Bill Bell ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER Gene Ralney SOCIETY EDITOR Jane Suihulin SPORTS EDITOR , , , ,, 7 Al Poteele SPORTS STAFF Harvey Starling. Dan Rusk. Jim Tuule- ton. Gil. Twin. Sonny Talbott, John Hillis. Tommy Penn and Wil Goudheer PHOTOGRAPHER Richard Salmon CARTOONIST Mary Burton TYFISTS , Marian Rawlings. Mary Nell Hogg STAFF WRITERS . Turn Nelson. Bill Sherrill Meredith Thorn. Benny Holland. Peggy Lydic, Jerry Chesuhtr. War- rtne Bryant, Jack Rhodes. Jarome Barnes. Jennie School- Held. Andes King, Jackie King. Jo Anne King. Suzy Green. Carolyn Graven, Margaret Austin, Nancy Roberts. Juanita qum. Louise White, Lean Gleason. CIRCULATION MANAGER , Lawrence Cvawford RELIGIOUS EDITOR ,,, ,,,,, , Cecil May ASSISTANT CIRCULATION MANAGER Peggy Bryan! FACULTY ADVISOR Neil Cop? CHARLES CRAWFORD, Bulinen Manager Bison The Bison tried hard this year to assure itself that it was the kind of paper the stu- dents wantr-d, A readership survey was con- ducted with the result of remaking many Bison policies. Tho students made suggestions and the Bison fullnwed them. The purpose of the project was to make the Bison a better it not bigger paper than ever before. The staff wamtcd every student to look forward 1n Saturday morning be- cause that was qu-n the paper came out. The annual Bimm All-Star Basketball game was undertaken again as the Celtic league allvstai's triumphed over the Magyar lel-stut'st The Harding Bison served as secretary- tI'ousurer 0f the Arkansas College Press As- sociation and attended the L'mn'entinn held April 24-22? at Arkansas State Teachers Col- lege. Conway. All in all the Bison had an unusually good year; and from comments which the staff received, many thought it was the best year in tho vapor's history. Deadlines came and were met; crisis zmme: but the papm' always came nut. NOW: Lawrence Crawford. Jim Tuttleton. Harvey -. Henry Bedford, Dick Bun. Gene RaineyA FRONT A1 Poteete, Barbara Richards, Peggy Bryant. kydic Polly Williams. Cecil May. Dick Shelton mq EACH HOW' Tom Nelson. Yvonne Hart, Willard Davis, Marian Rawlings. Louise Whiie. FRONT HOW CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT dl work PHOTOGRAPHER RICHARD SALMON Benny Holland. Peggy Jennie Schoolfield Margaret Auslin, Ander- m dark roun'L 93 STANDING: Hila Nouaman. Joyce Fuller. Norma Lou Humil- ton. Meredith Thom. SEATED: Harvey Starling. BEFORE may were Fem Jean Photographen. AFTER lhey were Petn Jean Photographers. BILL CURRY. Businen Manager JOE PHYOR. Faculiy Adviser HICKKE AHIMUEA: Educ! Pefif Jean EITOH , ,, W, , Rickie Arimura IUIINBBS MANAGER . mu Curry ASSISTANT EDITOR ........ .... Shirley Bildlall MSIITANT ausmnss MANAGER , , Norman Hughes , . con nm-roa , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Rita Nollamnn From September unt11 J un e, the Pent mun EDITOR .. .. Joyce Fuller Jean staff has had but one thlng 1n mlnd, and Y3: 15:33: , , , 0 ; LW :71? that was to give YOU. the students of Hard- H'O .. .................. . arvey a: n9 - - . mrocanuan m Mammy mg College, plctures of a wonderful year m murmur PHOTOGRAPHERS . .. John Zelnlk. Lee Mm your lifedreminders 0f your walk through nous PHOTOGRAPHER 7 7 John mm- 1953. MP READER . Arm Dean R WRITER 7 ,, Beverl Butler . . , gmtsrs . , , Shirleney Burley L1ke the 1952 P9111 Jean, .VOUI' bOOk 15 mantras srArr Bruce Rhodes. Bob Nunaman still benefiting by the student activity fee be- gun last year. This fee has given us a bigger income, and has in this way given you a big- ger book. It has meant a FEW late hours. and per- haps the typical editor's headache. but the whole staff agrees . . A We've enjoyed every exciting minute of it! AND, P. S., we hope you do too! I HOW: Nnrman Hughes. Bruce Rhodes. Bob Nonamnn, Norman Dykes. SEATED: Bill Curry. I1NG: Beveriy Builer. Shirley Birdlall. Arm Dean. SEATED: Wilma DeBernr. Student Associatio The Student Association organized at Hard- ing in 1950 strives to promote better relations between the student body and the faculty by meeting with various groups and studying care- fully the problems presented. The Executive Council is composed of sixteen membersmthe president, vice-president, and secretary-treasur- er chosen by the entire student body; the presi- dents of the four under-graduate classes. the president of the graduate class, a class repre- sentative from each of the five classes, two stu- dents from the Academy, and a faculty ad- visor selected annually by the president of the college. This year the Student Council has been more active and effective than ever before. Al- most every week on Tuesday evening in the Seminar room of Beaumont Memorial Library, the Student Council met, usually with a guest either from the faculty or student body. Here problems relating to every phase of school life were brought up and discussed. Where action could be taken and a solution found, Council members did so, and the condition remedied. The Council invited almost every chairman of the faculty committees to be its guest at one meeting and the problems relating to the par- ticular committee represented were discussed both from the studentls and the facultyls point of view. Many difficulties were removed in this manner and a better understanding of both viewpoints was established. Student Council members also served on various faculty com- mittees thus representing the student's point of view there. In all its activities this year, the Student Council has had as its primary aim to make Harding 3 better and happier place for all con- cerned and to uphold the high Christian stan- dards that have been so characteristic of Hard;. ing through the years. BUDDY MYEE. Prelldenl GENE ROBINSON. Vine-Pretidem KATHRYN CAMPB ELL, Sterilnry BACK ROW: Buddy Myu. Don Willingham, Bob Anderson. Harvey Starling. Paul Magee. Gene Robinson. Norman Dykes. FRONT ROW: Jane Smherlin. Kaihryn Campbell. Andes King. Charles Pimar. Rita Nassa- man. Lea Archer. Beverly Bullet. NOT PICTUHED: Jimmy Massey. Paul Cantrell. N0 EXCUSE FOR LEONARD thin lime. he's calling his vote tor the Sludent Council elacilon. WE HOPE YOU LIKE IT. il's our favorlle. , um 5.1. xmww my 3 Eu Vv Pefif Jean Queen Miss Janie McGuire Nominee o! . Koinonia Club Attendants Miss Nancy McDaniel Nominee of Lambda Sigma Club Miss Mary Helen Clayton Nominee of Trl Sigma Delta Club Rita Nossaman Senior Bob Anderson Senior Harvey Starling Junior Grace McReynolds J unior 102 Don Brown Sophomore Barbara Richards Sophomore Favorites Margaret Austin Freshman Don Willingham Freshman 103 Best All Round Rickie Arimura Buddy Myer 104 Honor Students Norman Hughes Irma Coons Jane Sutherlin Alpha Honor Society Beverly Bullet, Irma Coons. Kaihryn Campbell. Ray Wright, Charla: Plnrnan. Robert Horsman. Norman Hughes. Marlon Owens. 1t Goitfried Reichel ' A Harry Olree Bob Anderson Who's Who In America Irma Coons Buddy Myer 106 George Chung Joan Hayes Aeges and Universities Percy Francis Ray Wright Sue Allen Poland 3111 Summit: lil'Z May Queen Mrs. Alice Seay Freetly Nominee of HHH Club Attendants Miss Peggy Ham Nominee of 0999 Club Miss Faye Hare Nominea of Regina Club Egg .,sx;w'sw STAG OUTING at Red Bluff. SLUMBEH PARTY in Pryor home. BLANCHAHD SPRINGS. a lavorue place for club outings. BANQUETS. furmnl and Ahummmmmmmmmrnmm! Alpha Phi Kappa Prendenl , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Glenn Olbrichi Vice-Pruiden! ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,, Bob Cabuxn Secrexary-Treasurer .. .................. Dan See Spanner , . . . . Charlel Phner SACK ROW: Don Black. Ken Mallarnee. Bob Cnhurn. Ronald Coblo. Don Burkman. Owan Olbricht. Pat Douay. Tommy Pul-h. Thom:- Bllrd. Nolnon Martha , Ch-rlu Pllnu. FRONT How: John Figqim. Maurice Tomilmon, Sinnlay Sayon. Glenn Ol- hrlchl. Don Sen, Bill Wilson. Don Webb. NOT PICTURED: John 3059:. Hunt Boggl. Pen Ward, Jlrn Smuh. Goorgo Yuo. Ralph Human. Bill Clark. L-wrenco Hon. Spagheili-Dinner given by sponsor. Initialion and nag outing in Fall. Banquet at Mayfair. February 14. Theme: Sweetheart of Alpha Phi. Sara Jean Covey chosen sweelheart. Annual spring outing. 114 Cavalier Prum-m ........................................... 3: . Todd Vlco-Pruidnm ...................................... Al Porn:- Tnuuru ............................................ lhlph Moor. Spanner ............................................. Jun DIVII Annual Win10: Banquet. Spring outing. Stag outings tiinh frieli. Cavalier Loan Fund. BACK ROW: Gullord Ill . Lion Gloucn. LI Gulln. Dunn chlmnn. FRONT ROW: Inna : Harris. llov- odd. Al Polnu. NOT PICTURED; Ralph Moon. Kan Kuhn. J. C. Rm. Fly- numlan. Jim Adnmn. JIIIIII Davin. Delta Chi Omega Pun Lvdlc ........ ..u..k-..,ku..,,n,u, Pnlld-nl ,,,,,,,, , , 7, rrrrrrrr Peggy Turnhow Dmy'hnmbow . .. 7 7 ,.,.,, Vicu-Pruidoni , ,,, ,,,,,,, Buiy Turbyull Joye. Eu. .......................-.- Secretary-Trouunr .. ,,,,,,,,,, And King Spanner .-. .... .-...--...--..----..-....--.....-..-..... .. M . Paul Holonbarry Formal initialion ax sponsor'l home. Selvenger hunt and hobo supper. Spaghetti supper. Slumber party. Banquet at Rendezvous, March 7. Thoma: Oriental Guden. Spring outing. Wk CHI .. V t..- a AX ARDINGf MCI HOW: Mn!!! 11 gun, Peggy Lydic. Amie. King. Norma a I Lou Humillnn. Max In wUngI, Bony Turbylill. Jo Lilly. Bur- hln Colull. raorrr BOW: Sara Jean Coveg. Joyce agent Turnbow. Anna llounbouy. Wilma onury. unh- ll. nary Burton. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Robenl. Peggy Infurd. Peggy Saundorl, Vnrlnna Enbndl. Delta Iota ?nndun: ...-..--..... ,, , ,,.7 ,, ,,7,,,,,,,,..- Al Ln Vica-Prelldent -.-.-..--..... .,, ,7 H . .. Chariot anlord Secrolary-Treuuru , ,,,,,,,,, ,. ,............... .7 Ken Nolnnd Sponlar.,.,,,,,,,, , .. . W, ,. 7, J. D. Bllu BACK ROW: Charles Crawiord. Ken Nollnd. J. D. Balal. Jack Hodge. Dicky Bun. Paul Mugu, Tum Nullon. Lawrancc Craw- ford. Jim Nocnnn. Sum Humajlri. Marlon Baker. Sum Haynu. Bob Brown. FRONT ROW: Jack Arnold. Lu Mill . Bob Turn- huw. Mary Ann Whlxnkn. Dick Dtey. T, V. Skinner. Jack M:- Nun. NOT PICTURED: Bob Sewell. Don Willingham, Al Loo. Bob 309. Bob Slringinllow. Joe DIIch, Lowell Blunkenlhip. Bob Euhnnkl. Jae Burks. Initiation at Hampton Bluff. Banquet at Rendezvous. January 9. Theme: Winter Wonderland. Mary Ann Whitaker chosen club queen. Stag- outings. Spring outing at Hot Springs. Club suppers. Frafer Sodalis Puddllu ... .................. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Davin Kllhnl Vch-l'ruiduu . , Mil Moon laminar ......... 7 1,; Bob Purdom 'l'lnlunr .Huay wum om: . . Andy lechlo IACK HOW: Andy 1'. Ritchie. Bah Putdum. Pu- Wnllu. Andy lumm. Mlkc Moon. Tod Morrll. Arlln chIPlIIll'l. FRONT ROW: Illa nolnhudi. Dick Shelton. Dow!!! Kuhnl. Huey Wall , Jun :lndnmolln. NOT PICTUHED: Joe Lawh. Don Goodwin. Doyl- mm. Slag outings. Annual winter banquet. Annual spring ouiing. Galaxy President ,, .. . , , 7 7 Herb Dean Vice-Prelidem , . . Bob Nonuman Secretary , , . ..... 7 . Charla! Pluman Treasurer Benny Holland Scuba .-.U,,,,V . , . Meredith Thom Sponsor- --.--- W .--.... ,,,,, Evan Ulrey Christmas party M 530125. Banquet at Rendezvous. Feb. 28. Theme: Arabian Nights. Slag outing at Bee Rock. Stag outing at Red Bluff. Barbara Dean chosen as Club Queen. Annual spring outing. New club jackets. BACK now: Bill Curry. Mondllh Thorn. Bill Woodruil. M Petrich, Verlin Vaughnl Charla: Grubhs. Glenn Boyd. Benny Holland. Chulu Shaw. Evan Ulny. FRONT ROW: Kallh 5mm. Kan Rhodes. Eulter Martin. Bublrn Cooper Dun, Bob Nom- man. Charles Piumnn. Jack Davll. NOT PICTURED: Bruce Rhodes. Huh Dunn, John Zolnlk. Guard Kundrlck. Jack Plum- met. Jim Mahauy. .I. W. Colllnl. David Brown. Kan Fox. Jack Choale. GATA Joyce Fuller Prelidunl Pa! Howe lucid. Axhnuru Vice-Prulden: , Peggy Wan Pu Flora ,, Secretary Jorela Well hm. McGuire Trumru Rickie Arlmura Ipnhlol Mrl. Eddie Baggen Members honored with spagheni supper. Candlelight iniiiation service at Mrs. Baggeu's. Banquet at Rendezvous. Theme: World Cruise on the U.S.S. Gata. Paddle Party at swimming pool. Supper of! campus with married folks. Annual Spring outing at Petii Jean. Project: Christmas gifts for orphans a! Morrilxon. IACK HOW: Joni- Wnl. Janie McGuInl Jo co Fuller, Peggy Wm. Pat Rowe, Rickie Arimura. FRONT R0 : Mary Johnlcn. Plum Smlih, Betty Berry. Jnanene Buggen. Marjorie Hyau. lunch: Hula. Vernallo Wornock. NOT PICTUHED: Wanda Allin Shirlone Butloy, Sylvia Hyche. Franc Jahnl. Joan Lee. Illly Molrll. Pnnl Simpson, Flo Simpmn. HHH Sn. Allan Poland , Prelidem , 7 w Ann Franny Ruby 1.. Ellis .. . ,, Vice-Preildzm , . . ,, Pearl H-lm Mutlnl Proctor .. ... , Secretarvarealnrer 7 7 Jo Ann Seay Spomor 7, , 7 .. ... . Nelda Huiton BACK now: Hauuyo Kliuawn. La Varne Crowlon. Jo Ann Sony. Wilma Campbell. Ruby Lee Ellll. Mary Kllhryn Dankll. FRONT ROW: Alice Frielly. Beverly Bullet. Pnnrl Holm. Vir- ginia Dykes. Muriel Prociox. NOT PICTUBED: Sue Poland. Nelda Hanan. Candlelight initiation in home of sponsor. Project.- Giving gifts to aged people at County Farm. Banquet at Legion Hut. January 23. Western Style. Annual spring outing at Pent Jean. Ju Go Ju Mil Nounnun . . , . H , Pundum , Mu, 8mm: 7 7 , , , , . . Vice-Pnlidom ... . Jun. Suihorlln ,,,,,,,,,,,, Sacniary-Tranlurer lpomor . ........... ....... BACK now: Mu. Sun. Jane Sutherlln. Pauline Mnngrum. Jacki. Klng. Muy Smith. Margaret Anllln. RH: Jo Baldwin. Mule: Ila hum. Marilyn Price. Danni. Clark. Barbara Damn. PROHT BO : Juno Clauion. Peggy Hall. Arlene Siampl. Rita lonunnn. Dolores Mcarldu, Barbara Richardn, Jaann. Bunk- non. HOT PICTUEED: Geraldine McLeod. Jane Harvey. Formal initiation at home of sponsor. Banquet at Rendezvous, February 28. Theme: Stork Club. Gave food 10 need: family at Christmas. Project: May Fete. Annual spring outing. May 11. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Barhua Dunn .-..--- Jane Sutherlin ,,,, Barbara Elchardl . Mn. L. C. Sean Kappa Kappa Kappa Prelldoni .-..-..-....... . Gnu Mckoynoldl Vlct-Prelldonl ,,,,,,, 7, 7 7 Sun Chupmun Socrotlry-Tuniuror .... . . . .. Yvonne DIVII Spamm- , . . -.... ,7 Mn. Cl!!! Gum: Pledges known by gray and gold stockings and huge keys. Formal initiation in home of sponsor. Banquet at Rendezvous. January 16. Theme: Kingdom Unier the Sea. Bunking party at sponsor's home. Project: Style show in chapel. Annual spring nuling. W BACK ROW: Juno Adams. Virginia Rhndu. Kllhr n Privon. Mary Bun Grady. Robbin Jenn Ruby. Yvanno Dav s, Clmlll. Anderson. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Ruth Hunn. Ellun Haunt. Sue Chapman. Mu. Glnul. Shirlny Blrduu. mun Walk . Flor- ence White. FRONT ROW: Olen Gun . Loin Coburn. Guc- Mckovnoldl. Juan Bridgns. Orhll Armllrong. Aln Chuk. NOT PICTUHED: Merle Glrran. Koinonia mun: , .7 ...............-.-.A.,,,WWVHWHH. Phil Morrow Vlcu-Pnudom L,A,,W,,,,.. NWHHWHHHWH Dan Brown IocnlIry-Tuuunr .............. , 7 HHNVW, Buddy Myu- lpouo: 7 ....-...-..-.-.... ,...A.,A,,,,,,,.- Jul Hhodn Serenading. Banquet at the Rendezvous. Theme: Koin-TV show of Life at Harding . Annual spring outing to Pexit Jenn. Drou-up bean supper. Faye Hare chosen a! club sweetheart. IACK ROW: chk Morrow. Luty Waters, John Funk, Dol-nn Winn. Jot Mutton. 30h rumu. Buddy Myer. Kan Snyder. Phil Harrow. PRONT ROW: Perull Wan. John Faun, l-Ionr B'd- fu'd. Winn Dlvll. Don Brown. Kan Chlldn. NOT PIC? RED: funk Dividlon. Ralph Odom. Richard Sllmon. Dick Burch- hld. Korm-n Hoblmon. Lambda Sigma Pruldom . ,, , , . .7 ............. Rem Hollmlnn Vlca-Pnuldanl 7, , ,, H ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, John 1'. Moon Secretary-Trealurer ...... . ............ Chuh- Cox Sponsor: . ............. . w. R. Bummilt. Royal Bow ! BACK ROW: W. K. Summin. John S. Moore. Brynn Robins. Tor- ry Stine. Norman Hohinmn. 3111 Howell. D. Jarnn. Roynl Bows . MIDDLE ROW: Bob Andenan. Tom Alklnlou. Blah!!! Pflaum. Richard Le May. Glenn Burgeu, Gene Elliott. PROHT ROW: Kent Bollmann. John '1'. Moore. Norman Hugh . Charlu Cox, Jamel Girdley. Kazuo Kusano. Delmar Browning. NOT PICTURED: Paul Lavender. Don McAlli-ter. Tray Thurman. Jnmu Zink. Chrisimas banquei on December 13. Fall and Spring slag outings. Peiit Jean outing on May 4. Las Companeras , Ann. Boll Johnuon .. ......... .. Prelidom ,L . . 7 , , ,7 Anna 3011 Johnlion Vlca-Pnlld-nt ...,.......7.thdHWJWV, Chan. Klol Norm. Sandor: , ,,, ...... Secrelary-Treuunr ,7 , . W Margaret Buchanan 590nm! ,, 77777777777777 , , , , , .. WW. Mn. 3. A. Ball IACI now: Cloonu Klol. Margaret Buchlnln. Peggy Skolhor. Lillian Comm. Luclll- Hudln, Mlldnd l-llcklnghouom. FRONT now: Loulu Bragg. Maxine Shaun, Ann. Boll Johnnon. Norm. guindon. Nonn- Crolhy. HOT PICTUHED: Mu. nun, Maryl- I II. Annual banquet. Bunking parties. Spanish supper. Trip to farm of sponsor. Annual spring outing. M. E. A. Do: Gldduu 7 ..,.V,.....-i-....,,,,..-. Pluldoul .. ... WVVHh Cum. William Plulluo Vovlu 777777777777 7 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, VlcchI-uldom H HWHHHW Johnlco Young Noun Vlughn H ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, SIcI-uuy-Tnuuru ,,,,,,,,,, Mlnnh Ln LIB. Sponsor ,WWV, ,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Mn. Andy maem- Formal initialion. Chriumu Party. Bunking panics. Formal banquei. Theme: Merry-go-xound of Seasons. Annual spring outing. BACK HOW: Dubu- Llird. cubism: Arnold. lingual 011' . Run: Blnucm. Jaimie: Yonn . Bobbin Mn 1. Tommy Pouch Marilyn Slukl. FRONT HO : Culdun W Ilium. Do! Glut . Knhr n nllchlo. Kuhlcon Sun . Mlnni- La Luna. HOT PIC- TURE : Grac- Fl- , Jlunltl Prue . Jlmmy le, Puma. V071 . Redr- Vlug n. 126 Mohican Pnlid-nl ................................... q Plul Olborn Vm-Pruldnnl .......................... , Hllph Knight locum! u --. Gun. Robinson Trauma .. W Hunk! nomln- Ipuu: ................................... . .......... Erll Moon Stag outing at Wyldowood. Initiation u Hobo Island. Annual winter banquet. Annual spring outing. MCI now: 2:11. Brldlord. Gm. Harm. Bunch McNaln. Hm Kn. Wlnlnd Wrighl. Juno- Mnanll. Ralph lnlghl. non now: In: Shownnkor. Gan- Plnuson, Pull Olhorn. Gun lobluou. HOT PICTURED: Harold Homing. Ell. Moon. lobby Coll . Will Goodhur. Lohnnn Hull, John mun. Gould long. Hall!- MI I'd. LII Nahum. Human gnrlock. Manly Hum. haul lull. Hub ! Franks. Charles lloy. OEGE Peggy Ham , Prelidem . Dori: Fulks Dorll Full ,,,,, . Vice-Preaiden: . Jleie Ruden Tholma Harmon 7 7 . , Secretary Helen Eubankl Louiu Whlia 7 , Trealurox Peggy Ham Sponsors ...... , Mn. Euuell Lawn. Mn. Royal Bowen A Z? BACK ROW: Thelma Harmon, Gloria Millon, Helen fullarlnn. Nelda Hlxnun. Mn. Bowen. Helen Eubnnks, Shirley Wayland. Dori: Full , Jacki. Hoden. FRONT ROW: Mytnn French. Peggy Ham. Mrs. Lewis. Louilu Whllu. Amy Thomplon. NOT PICA TURED: Belly Baker. Ll: Hall, Annual banquet. Formal installation of officers. Formal initiation. Spring outing. Annual King and Queen of banquet. Omega Phi Nina Smllh 7 7 7 , , , 7 7 7 Pruidenl Nuacy Vnnwinklo Vice-Prelldem Joan Hart: , , , , , , , Secretary Slrbaru Butcher , , ,, , Trealurar Sponsor . 1...;- k . '41 A . . J IACK ROW: Nancy Van Winkle. Lilli. Griffith. Juno Argo. 101:. Phil on. Ruby Siaploton, Mary Dunn. Hahn Yoko. Panu- Burch. HI I Livln non. MIDDLE HOW: Jun. Woodl. Joan Mo. Joun Hay , ennio Schoolileld. Mirth: Bun . Barbara lulchlr. Ru!!! Paley. FRONT ROW: Maryl- McGlnnh. Shirley Hunk. Mary Cullen. Nina Smith. Joan Nancm NOT PICTURED: Mucolena Crawford, Fern Howard. Spaghetti supper. Mock initiation. Formal initiation. Banquet at ihe Mayfair. February 17. Theme: On an Island With You. Valemine pany. Spring outing. Mn. ,,,,,, Lillie GrlHllh ...--...-. Helen Yoho ,,,,, Martha Burn- . Shirley Pharrls E. B. Slapleton Phi Delta JOIB Dlvll ......... Huh. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Proudent ..... .. Inn- Coon: . ,,,,,,,,,,7.. . .. Vicn-Prnidem .. WWW Mural : Blown .... ...AU, W H, Sucremry-Trouunr ...... Spam: ...... H -..-.... ...... anccl chhuin . Mary Halon Clayton 7, .. ...7,,,,,,. Joyce Wlny .,,..,..,,,7, Mn. Jun P. Sow-ll Formal initiation at home of sponsor. Christmas party in Calhcan kitchen. Banquet at Mayfair Hotel. Theme: Slow Boa: to China. Valentine Party in Vet Villaga. Annual spring outing. Project: Work at Camp Wildwood and magazine subscriptions for County Farm. BACK ROW: Mn. Seven. Jenni. Main . human. Kn. Irma Coons, Delores Gn son. Mildred Luna. MIDDLE HOW: Frlnm Balamun, Joanne ohnlon. MII'II'LI Cll Ion. Mun Hahn Clay- ton. Joan Davin. Margaux Bun. FRO BOW: Joyc- Willy. Jun! Hcidhreder. Do: Davis. '3th Maddox. Margaux Brown. NOT PICTUHED: Dork chhelln. Franc Rlchnln, Bubua Mg. Puland. Dilute: Barlow. Johnnie Pavlovlky. Regina fly. III M, ,7 WWW, . ..-.-... Prelidem ., ..... ...-..- Fay. Har- III! Ann Whlilku ... . . . W, Vice-quldeni ,, W . . .. Martha Woody Ana Dun W ,, W WWWWW Secretary-Trnluru . W, ,,,,,,,,,,,, Ann Dun Spanner . .................. ,WW 7, W, Mn. Joe Pryor Bunking party a! Pryor's. Halloween party for pledgel. Formal Iniiiaiion. Christmas Party. Valentine Party. Banquet at Rendezvous. February 2!. Theme: Roaring Tweniias. Annual Outing a: Petir Jean. Project Giving of Spirit Award to outstanding Senior and Plaque in Library. MCI ROW: Do! Teddi Ann Ponce. Sun Suluvul. Jo Ann. lung. Au Donn. lolly Jo Colo. Yvonne Hut, Pun Hun. Mulh- ME. Mara Ann Whitaku. FRONT ROW: Carol Clio. Mary I'll ow. uolvn Gnvu. Mn Joe P: yer. Dunno Rhoda. Joy loll. Foggy Pulnll. NOT PICTURED: Bony Jo lemon. SIM!!! LIn- uck. e Sigma Tau Sigma President , . ,, H Cecil May Vice-Prelidem , , , ,, , , , David Penn Secretary , .. .. Leroy Alexander Sponlox .. ,Hw , W. :3. Wm BACK ROW: Dnvfd Purl . Lucy Alexandu. Alfred Brutaln. Cecil Max. Marion Owens, Walden Hatchor. Sun Junll. Gnom- Kleuer. aroma Dunes. FRONT ROW: Wlndlc Ru. Bill Rood. Louise White. Dale Forlartlold. NOT PICTUHED: Bob Abner. Eddie Campbell. Vicaor Lloyd. Bob Mllier. Bill Williams. Annual banquet a: the Mayfair Hotel. Spring ouiing in Mammoth Spring. Stag outings a1 Bee Rock. Club project: Work on church building a! Cabot. Louise White chosen as club queen. Sub T-16 Lloyd Bridges , H N Skippor HIrVIy Sl-rllng .. . . . . .. . . . . . , Flu! Mun ltan! Pouln , , , , , Sacond Mule elm Gum ' 7 ,, .. . . . Admiral IACII HOW: CM! Gnnul. Gary Brllandine, Don Johnnon. Lloyd IMF . Bill Hllt. C. L. Cox, Willard Davis. MIDDLE now: In: Putin, Huny Siarlng. Human Starling. Don Unduwaod. min ROW: Benny Slade . Jamel Hodges. Bax Dale. Johnny man. Stag outings. Club Lodge Built. Winter Banquet: Down on the Farm . Spring Outing. TNT Gon- llalnu' ........................................... PMdInl K11. Clmu ......... ,. ....... Vch-Produm Bobby Ron! Coldjron H. ............-..,IocnI-ry-Tnuun: Sponsors ....................... Dr. Jon Pryor. Clovis Ctlwlud Pledge Initiation. Chriumu Party at Pryor'u Home. Cowboy Party a! Legion Hui. Hamburger Party It Sid'l Cafe. Projeci: Wayne Lewis Scholarship. BACK ROW: Jon I'nvcr. Bobby Coldlron. Gin. Runny. Roll! Bond. Mwln nurlord. Nod Hill. TRON? HOW: .l'lm Tumoton. Dick Coma , Jame; Linn. Kyle Camus. NOT PICTURED: Elma: Gathrlght. im Blanseii. Boy Rllloy. Clovh Crawford. TOFEBT 'x Ann. Bndku .. ................ Pruidom . . , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Peggy Horton Mun Vh-yud ,,,, , ,. , H, ,,,,,,, , VicI-Pnlldom ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Elb- Danhll Mm Sandomn ................ --- Secnnnv-Trouuror . . . . .... H, Bonnie McAdam- Bpomr . .. .-.......-...-..---..............--. ...... . Mn. Jack Wood Sean Hawaiian Supper for new sponsor. Formal Candlelight Initiation a! home of the H. B. Masons. Halloween Party. Slumber Pany. Banquet at Rendezvous in Snowmnn's Para- disc . Spring ouling a1 Peiit Jean. Projecl: Food Packages. SACK How: 301:. Dunlcll, Dally Rlchutln. Muy Vina nd. P099? Ilorlon. Ann- Br-dku. .r-m- AIh-ny. FRONT ROW: udy Owen. ll- Clu Ill. Alma Sundancn. Juno Brumln. Chillno Hol- cnm . ND PICTUHED: Mrs. J. W. Scan. Bormlo MCAan-nl. Dun Bright. Nuncy Fairy. Jamel Hickman Bryan Layne Sam H111 Sponsor Tri Sigma Delta .. .. . Prime Minium- , . Jlmu chkman ,, , Vica-Prime Mlninu . . . . Bryan Lune Exchequer ,7 7 Stanley Balman ,, NJ, Ruben Meyer: BACK ROW: Wayland Wilkerson. Paul Summln. Knox Sulu- mln. Jamel Heam.'Bur! Eubankl. Bill Summut. Don Hulk. Bon- ny Talhon, Jamal Hickman. Bllly Sullon. rnou'r: Clotun Gun. 3111 Howe. Kenny Punch. Scan; Cl. son. Geno Franks. Beverly Childl, Robe Mayan. NOT ICT BED: Bryan Llynl. 8am Hill, Stanlly Bauman. Conwny Sexlon. Gnome Motrin. Jerry Gulln. Dean Roper. 1'. Roy Sunkul. Initiation at Red Bluff. Banquet at Bill's Grill. March 13. Theme: Friday 13:11 . Stag Outing. Spring Outing. W. H. C. lfpudnu Rlunll .......... ,L , ,u, Pundom Um Inna! ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vlcu-Pnlldum gm MSDInhl ...-............ . . Socrnnry-Tnuurn- m l'. W. Mano: .... . I. ......... W, Sponlo: MC! now: But Osborn. Bunny Huh. Barbara Johnson. Kan:- Wm Clmpbon. Nancy Wllk-non. Nancy McDaniel, Domain Luann MIDDLE HOW: Pu Mliclnll. Mirna : Willis. Polly w, Mudnd Webb. Etawuuo Tumor. Corinne Emu. IT ROW: Warrino Brynn. Foggy Brynn, Cuol Slavunl. LIA! Emmion. NOT PICTURED: Hutu: Mnupin, Iva Lou Lung, LM. 1C ! Chulhlr. June Plans, Bony Buchanan. Mn. Manox. Pledge Week Halloween Party. Initiation outing and breakfast. Annual Christmas party at Matiax's. Outing in Spring. Mother-Daughier-Alumni Luncheon a! Rendezvous. PEGGY. ARE YOU LATE for the 8:00 clan m- jus! early lo: the next one? UGHJ AM I USING toothpaste or shaving cream? AW. PLEASE. MR. MILLER. My watch gusx says 7:29. The college scen : AT THE CLOSE 0? day we pause in: a quiei lalk with God. ISN'T THE INN wonder!ul?!!!!! CHAPEL IS OUT. Wonder if I have any mail? MES. BURKE. are you sure it's all up? EA round The ClOCk TOO BAD, WIL. you weren't hungry anyway. AT LAST. a mu. peace and quiez! '; m CK RUN to the llhlary before lhai next clan and we'll have ' llllgnm-n: Ilnllhed. 141 6:30 A. M. A NEW DAY! And who'd ever dream ii'd end like this? SUNDAY NIGHT: On 12 way to church. Bro. Ynhe directs traffic across the highwav. I MONDAY NIGHT: Learning 0! the missionary work in foreign fields. we anend one of the dunes. WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Ant: prayer meeting. we return 10 the Student Center and . TUESDAY NIGHT: Armnrung Hall smells like a popcorn stand run the guys begin to crank the peppers. SATURDAY NIGHT: And :11: night shall he iilled with MAY NIGHT: A night or ensenumment. mulic . . . . ALL THIS and he never even looked my way! MAYBE THIS'LI. impress him tomorrow. IF NOTHING ELSE WORKS he sure couldn't ignore me now: STUDY, WHY? What boy like- In hnlny girls! BOYS? Don't make us laugh! We nevu- even THINK of men! -'v. '5 NOW AS FOE GIRLS, I think ...... 0P UNIVERSAL APPEAL TO GIRLS the Intellectual type, GITCHIE. GITCHIE GOO! Ain't he twee!!! AH. HERE 1T 15, Chapter x. glrll mu :0 have . . . . F Why. In would rather Ilack a M. E. PINKY BERHYHILL Interest and participation ran high in Harding's sports program for another reason this year. This reason was Coach Hugh Rhodes. Under his capable direction the fall season saw a Faculty nine take the softball crown and a Sophomore football squad up- set a Junior team 6-2 in the final game for the grid championship. Between major sports Kenny Perrints volleyball six took the league championship while 3 Prof. squad took class honors. Rhodes with cooperation from those who participated continued his excellent direction in the double-round robin in league basket- ball. As in football a determined Sophomore class. to the amazement of many sport fans. tank the class championship laurels on the hardwood, also. In all. a total of about 175 students en- gagged in the intramural program in 1953 taking advantage of Rhodes Memorial Field House and other fine equipment made pos- sible at Harding College Head of the Physical Education depart- ment at Harding is M. E. Berryhill. known as 'tPinky to the students of Harding. His high ideals. friendliness. and efficiency help to make Harding's intramural program a big,i success each year as students take part in athletic competition to gain every advantage of a well-played game. As Harding progresses in other phases of campus life and as her enrollment continues to increase so does the sports program in- crease in value and enjoyment received by every participating student. HUGH RHODES Softball Faculty newcomer. Bob Meyers, pitched a strong Prof nine to Hardings intramural softball crown. Meyers allowed few hits to the men who faced him in the tournament and was backed by a strong Professor out- field. Runners-up were the Juniors who coulan. produce a moundsman to match the speedsth Meyers but had an infield that Sparkled with such stars as Dick Fletcher, Lehman Hall. Mac Harness, and Ralph Moore. Volleyball Talent, team work and spirit is the com- bination needed to emerge with a champion- ship volleyball crew and here, as in softball, the Faculty had it. Led by spikers Joe Pryor and Cliff GBDUS the Profs put the JunjOI-S ?LILENJCR'OSSES Jhe plate on a wild throw but the Seniars lose 12-8 out of the double-elimination tournament and o x 9 man then edged out a game Senior squad. SOFTBALL CHAMPS: FIRST HOW: Jan Rhodes. Erle Moore. SEC- OND ROW: Ed Sewell. M. E. Berryhill. Hugh Groover. Eddie Bag- geu. BACK ROW: Bob Move . Hugh Rhoda. Cliff Ganus. Joe Pryor Paul Roienberry. ; ALL CLASS CHAMPS: FIRST ROW: Jess Rhodes. Hugh Groover. Bob Meyers. BACK Row: M. E. Benyhill, Gaul. JD. Pryor, Hugh Rhadll. .'.:3 -ALL LEAGUE CHAMPS: FIRST HOW: Kenny Perrln, Wal: Helms, Bobby Caldiron. BACK ROW: Harry Glenn Olbricht. Billv Howe, SOPHOMOBE CLASS CHAMPS: FIRST ROW: Lee Millor. Joe Manox. Johnny Thornlon. Rex Davis. Jim Maxwell. aow: Don Johnuon. Walt Nelml. Frank Davidson. Ken Fenin. Lowell Blankenship. Dan Brown. SECOND LEAGUE: WINNERS: FIRST ROW: Wayland Wilkerson. Joe Manon. George Thompson, Matk Harness. SECOND ROW: Leonard Hall. Lowell Blankenship. .l'. C, Hoe. Lehman Hall, Harry Oizee. Football With fall came football and all its bruises and pains. and after a round 01' play it was anon SNARES one in the end zone for m pain . the Wildcat squad 0f Mac Harness' that ended on top of the standings. Along with the fleet footed quarterback there was Lehman Hall and J. C. Roe to throw and run. as well as Harry Olree and Gmrge Thompson in the forward wall. ANY RESEMELANCE 30 pro wreslleu i- coincidental. ALL STARS: LINE: Owen Olbrichx. Don Brown. Chum Smith. Buddy Myst. D. Jana . Bob Fuirell, Ken Pom BACKTIELD: Jimmy Allen. Mack Harmon. Wall NIIIIII. Dick Phichar. MATTOK BITES lhe dun while Harneu kins ta Elude Brown. THIS TIME Fletcher made it. In the dream game of the fall. all-stars Dick Fletcher and Walt Nelms led the way for an all-star victory over the Wildcats. 'Il'l Cl'aSS play the Sophomores tOQk the HARNESS CIRCLES right end 10: TD. Juniors In two of three senes t0 gam the grid crown. OLREE STOPS Fletchlr in his truck: in crucial league 1111. WRIGHT SCOOTS around lei! end toward paydirl. Celtic AII-Sfars Magyar AII-Sfars SUMMITT 4'! EL SOPHOMOHES-CLASS TOUHHEY CHAMPS: FIRST ROW: Rex Duvll. Ohm Hus , Don Brown. SECOND ROW: Km! Parrin. Don Jnhnnon. Walt Nelml. Bob Nouaman, Frank Dnvidmn. MINOR LEAGUE CHAMPS: FRONT ROW: Ray Henderson, Richard Rohnn. Dnn Sllgu. w. D. Burkhnltu. BACK ROI: Blll Path. Dick May. Finis Cnldwnll. Chuck Van Eaton. John Martin. Basketball In spacious Rhodes Memorial Field House Owen Olbricht led cum HANES sncxs up mo during last lnira- his Welsh quint to the school championship when they defeated mm 9m the Coons, winners of the Magyar 100p. PERRIN NGHTS 1o: bound Wm. No on- 'T-he 'SophoynOt'es took the third tilt with the Jpniors after ponenu while lenmmail Spurlack lacks on. spllttmg 1n thelr flrst two Clashes 0f the season to galn the hard- wood crown. Celtic basketball proved superior as the Celtic all-stars took the Magyar boys 90-59 in the annual Bison all-star game. STARLING AND OLBRICHT ham. to:- robound 1n ColtIc-Magyu 91:10 ch LITTLE KENNY SHEWMAKEH snares one during loop plnynll. ,.-. , CLASS CHAMPS: Myrna French, Peggy Saunders. Marian Rawlingl. Bony Jo Harmon. Andeo Kingl Margin: Aunin. Gracie 5 . Tommy Pan . HALL LEAGUE WINNERS: Gracie Pry. Marian Rawlingl. Peggy Suundorl. Myrna French. CLOCKWISE: SHARPSHOOTERS: Pally Wlllllml. Amy Thompson. Daisy Richelin. Nancy Vunwinkla. Churlane Holcomb. Doris Rlchelln. Kathxyn Campbell. BASKETEERS: Peggy SnundeXI. Gracie Fry. Sue Wlllil. Helen Livingston Ll: Herndon. Ann Warn Shirloy Barnmlnu. Barbara Burnett. FAKERS: Joan Seay. Mulh- Eurnl. Mugani Austin. Bonnie McAdzml. Yvonne Hui. Mickey Price, Andes King. Joann:- Ku. DHXBBLERS: Ali. Check. Mary Etta Grady. Pearl Helrm Marlin C1. Ion. Louln Whin. Luv - Hanan. Mary Cul In. SPINHEBS: Myrna French. Peggy Ham. Scan? Cllyxun. Nina Smith. Mary Nell Hogg. Bubln Jahnson. Mary Run: Hanen. Dolores McBride. 156 e la 1 . 53:?ng Hm m PITCH oi the all-Iiar game by Roe. J. Cl ROE fire: one back past 1115 mound in :he 1352 All-Slar game. - f 1.2 THE BARONS e Minor League baseball champs. FIRST ROW: John Hillis, Lu Richesin, Leo Halt. SECOND ROW: Charla: Richardson, Jim Hheudasil. Sammy Floyd, Al Palrlch. Glen Burgess. NOT PICTURED: Ken Noland. Olan Harms. Baseball The Cardinals were the top baseball nine at Harding as J. C. Hoe. master moundsman, led the Redbirds to the pennant and then past the all-stars in the final of the season. All-star selections were Jim Blansett. J. C. Roet Jim Allen. Don Brown. Clement Rans- burg, Gene Jackson. Charles Olree. Ralph Moore. Max Vaughan. and Bob Camp. In the minor circuit, John Hillis led his Barons to the pennant but couldn't stop the stars as he lost a 15-2 decision in the all-star tilt. DON BROWN 01 the all-stan pop: ou! la :hird. RALPH MIZE MOORE take: a cul a! strike lhrae. ILUlIHM- lllhllN. HHAIHT. ARKANSAS M17 5!, lift: Roe, Jackson Match I-Hitters; Roe Fans I6 Cards Edge Stars Before Big Crowd .5. :3 U3 I- 1 CAMP CHOSSES tin! with only hit off Jacklon. Send: Blanleu acrou with winning run. JIM BLANSETT Icon: only run 3: Jackson and Hoe lock harm In double one-hil game. CARDINALS-Major League ChlmpI-FIRST ROW: .L C. Hoe. Bobby Camp. Ernie Wllkenon. Jim Blanun. Gene Robinson. SECOND ROW: Lehman Hall. Wall Nelmi. Leonard Hall. Phil Perkins. Full Moon. Jlmmy Allen. 157 4 .. .1: 22:3;23 3.3.: 3241:; i21;15a , .A u 5 :33 i L. 160 PERRY MASON Superintendent BAGGETT. EDWARD: M. A Director of band and chorus . . . . BELL. MILDRED.- M. 5.. Inst. in home ec ..... BOWEBS. ROYAL: M. E Inst. of social studies . . . . BURCH. PATSY: M. 13., Li- brarian. DAVIS, JAMES.- M.A.. Inst. in gen. bus ..... DEAN. HERBERT: M. A.. Inn. of Art . . . . HEB. RICK. JAMES: M. A Inst. in shorlhand . . . . LASATER. EVELYN: B. 5.. Inst. of sciences. LASATEH. JOHN: M. 8.. Inn. of biology . . . . MASON. HOSE: B. A Inn. of social studies . . . . RHODES. HUGH: M. A Inn. of Bible . . . . RITCHIE, KATHRYN: B. 11.. Inn. of math. ROBERTS, J. LEE: M. L. Inn. of m . . . . SEW- ELL, EDWARD: M. A Inn. 0! Bible . . . . SHURE. EILEEN: Inn. of speech . . . . STAPLETON. B. IL: Ed.D.. Inst. of typing. Seniors LENORA ARCHER ...................... St. Louis. Mo. KAT Club 3,4. Vice-Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Chorus 4; Dramatic Club 3.4; Pep Club 4; Beta Club 4; Transfer from Ritenour High School. MAURICE BALDWIN ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Searcy, Atk. Dramatics Club 4; Debate 2; K-Q Club 1.2.3.4; Key Club 4; Football 3.4; Beta Club 2. Vice-Pres. 2; Class Pres. 1.2; K-94Club Vice-Pres. 3. Trees. 3.4; Honor Student 1. Favor- ite . CAROLYN BEACHAM ,,,,,,,,,, Bowling Green. Ky. Chorus 1; KAT Club 1.2.3.4; Dramatic Club 1. FINIS JAY CALDWELL -.- , ....HH 1,, Kenneu. Mo. Transfer from Kennett High School; Chorus 4: Band 4; Key Club 4; Beta Club 4; ZKT Club 4. PAT COPELAND ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Little Rock. Ark. Transfer from Little Rock High School; Sub-Deb 3.4. Pres. 4; Chorus 3.4; Dramatics 3.4; May Fete Attendant 3; Chebr- leader 4. Captain 4; Citizenship Club 4: Best All-Around 4; May Queen Attendant 4. PEGGY ANN DEAN .................... Chicago. Ill. Transfer from Sehurz High School: Chorus 4; Sextette 4: Sub-Debs 4. NORMAN DYKES -.--....-.., -H. ,, ,-,, Saucy. Ark. K-Q Club 1.2.3.4. Parliamentarian 2.3. Vice-Pres. 4; Beta Club 1.2.3.4. Pres. 4; Key Club 3,4. Treas. 3. Pres. 4; Citizen- ship Club 4; Chorus 2; Football 3; Dramatic Club 4; Stu- dent Council 4; High School Petit Jean Editor 4: Track 4; Class Sec. 2: Honor Student 4. JOAN FLETCHER .................... Williford. Ark. Chorus 3; Dramatics 2.3; KAT 2.3; Pep Club 2.3; Sec. 3; Transfer from Williford High School; Cutest 3. JOY GANUS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, New Orleans, La. Transfer from John McDonogh High School: KAT Club 4; Chorus 4; Sextette 4; Dramatics 4. SUZY GREEN ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Searcy. Ark. KAT Club 1.2.3.4; Kitten at Arms 1; Chorus 2,3,4; High School Bison Reporter 2.3.4; Cheerleader 4; May Queen Attendant 3. LAVERA HANES ......................... Saucy. Ark. Class Vice-Pres. 3; Chorus 1. ; Dramatics 1.2; KAT 1.2.3, Sec. 2. VicePres. I; Pep Clu BOY HENDERSON ...................... McCrory. Ark. ZKT 4', Key Club 4; Basketball 4. JACQUELINE HUTCHISON J, - . W 1.. -. Searcy, Ark. Chorus 1,2; Dramatics 1,2,3; KAT 1,2,3, Sec. 1,2,3; Pep Club 2.3; Librarian of Chorus 3. JIMMIE DALE JENKINS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Saucy. Ark. Key Club 3,4; ZKT 3.4; See. 4; Chorus 3,4; Transfer from Watson High School, MARTHA KING ................ Overland Park. Kans. Transfer from Rosedale High School; Class Sec.wTI'eas. 4; Chorus 4. ViceuPres. 4; Sextette 4; KAT Club 4; Pep Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Dramatics Club 4. EDDIE LAYMAN -..... -,,,,,,,v,,, Kansas City. Mo. Transfer from Central High School; Chorus 4; ZKT Club 4. Vicc-Pres. 4: Class Pres. 4; Key Club 4; Quartet 4, BILL MCCLURE ........................... Tulsa, Okla. Transfer from Will Rogers High School; ZKT Club 2; Class Pres. 3; Chorus 2,3,4; K-9 Club 3.4; Dramatics 2.3.4; Football 3.4; Quartet 4. CHESTER MANDERSCHEID H . Searcy. Ark. Transfer from Oakwood High School; Football 4; K-Q Club 4. SUZY GREEN. Roporhr: EDDIE LAYMAN. President: LAVERA HANES, Vicu-Prouidom: MARTHA. KING. Secronry. WONDER WHAT THEY'RE COOKING up In Chemilhy le!??!!! JOHN GILLIS MARTIN .H ,,,,,,,,, Searcy. Ark. ZKT 1,2; Football 2; K-9 Club 3; Basketball 3. DUKE MOORE .....n...... .. . -..--. Huntsville. Ala. RICHARD POWELL .. ,,,,,,, Brownsville. Tex. Transfer from Peacock Military Academy; ZKT Club 4: Key Club 4. BEN STINSON ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,, Les Angeles. Cal. Transfer from Hamilton High School; Chorus 3: K-9 Club 3,4: Dramatics Club 4; Football 3.4; Basketball 3.4. BETTY WARPEL WW .. . Wm Tolono. Ill. Sexteue 3.4; Chorus 3,4; KAT 3.4. Vice-Pres. 3. Kitten at Arms 4; Best All Around 3; Citizenship Club 4: Band 3.4: Soc. Librarian 3; Librarian 4: Transfer from Unity Scnmr High School. HUGH JACKSON .. . H Eminence. Ind. Transfer from Eminence High School; K-Q Club 4. RUTH MERRITT W. Shrevepon. La. KAT 1.2.3.4. Mascot l; Chorus 2.3.4; Sextette 2.3.4: KAT Vice-Pres. 2. Pros. 4; Class Sec-Treas. 3; Cheerleader 4: Chorus 3; Librarian 4; Wiltlem 4; May Queen Atiendzmt 4. HOME EC CLASS but wheurl the load? ONE 01 OUR SERiOUS MOMENTS when we ling hymns ingelhu in chnpal. kw 7-. 'I CHUCK VAN EATON, Vice President: PHAFUS BORDER. Traulur- er: JOHN VANDERPOOL. Presldam: DOT GOODWIN. Secretary: HAROLD VANDEHPOOL, Reporter. MUST BE A TEsT-overyona seem! so busy. Juniors PHARIS BORDER ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Knobel. Ark. W. D. BUHKHALTER ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Memphis. Tenn. LUCIA DUBOIS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Jackson, Miss. DOROTHY GOODWIN ........... Vicksburg. Miss. NITA GRAY -.. .------....----------- Saucy. Axk. BARBARA JONES ------- . . ---- ---. - Riviera, Tex. BOBBYE KEY ,W. .-. --.-- Memphis. Tenn. IVANNA MANDERSCHEID ,7- ..... Canton. Okla. DICK MAY , W, WWW Presser. Wash. RICHARD NORTON .WWWWV Denver. Colo. BILL PATH ,,, WW, . MW 51. Clair. Mich. AMANDA PEARSON ,, , ,,,,, Black Oak, Ark. DOROTHY REED ..................... Seatcy. Ant. DAVID RHODES ..................... Searcy. Ark. DELLA REED .----... .,.---... Saucy. Ark. BOB SMITH , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Little Rock. Ark. CARLON SOUTHERLAND 7, ,7, , , , Searcy, Ark. JANIS SPAULDING ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Saucy. Ark. HAROLD VANDERPOOL .---..-..,..--- Searcy. Ark. JOHN VANDERPOOL ---- ,. .----. . Searcy. Ark. CHUCK VAN EATON MHH, Memphis, Tenn. JOHN WEIBEL ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Edmund. Okla. MARION WHITE ,,,,, , , Meaford, Ontario dent. MICKEY ALLEN ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Memphis. Tenn. HERMAN BMNTON ........... Little Rock, Ark. SHELBY BRYANT ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Searcy, Ark. GLENDA COPPINGER ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Tulue, Calif. OTIS FALLS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Saucy. Ark. JANIE HALK ... ..H--,A--,--- Cherry Valley. Ark. RICHARD HANCOCK ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Wichiim Kant. LORETA HUFFABD ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Saucy. Ark. PATRICIA JOHNSON ............... Saucy. Ark. FREDDY MASSEY ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ponioloc. Min. RAY OTEY ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, WVV, Little Rock. Ark. VIRGIL PACE ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Little Rock. Ark. MIKE RHODES .,H.,,A..,.--.-.-.---- Searcy. Ark. EDWARD RITCHIE ,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ..... Searcy. Ark. JIMMY ROBERTS .. . .--.-..--,,,, Saucy. Ark. PEGGY ROBERTSON ,,,,,, N. Little Rock. Ark. JEAN ROBINSON ,HWWVHW, Shreveport La. GAIL SHOPTAW ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Fayeneville. Ark. NANCY SMITH ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Seucy. Ark. GLEN STAPLETON ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Saucy. Ark. GEORGE TODD , 7, ,VHHWWWJHM Saucy. Ark. MARY TORRES .-.----. .H, New York. N. Y. MARY TUBMAN . - ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Searcy. Ark. JESSE BRUCE ............. Albuquerque. N. M. ARE THEY REALLY STUDYING. or jun paling in: the picture? MIKE RHODES, Pralldeni: EDWARD RITCHIE, Secraiary-Trealur- Ir: PEGGY ROBERTSON. Reporlor: FREDDY MASSEY. Vlce-Presl- Freshmen MAVIS BALDWIN ----. Ah ., , ,7 .-- Searcy, Ark. WILLIAM BLACK ............... San Diego, Calif. OLLIE COUCH .,,,,. 7 7 N. Linie Rock. Ark. f HYRUM CONNER ,WMWV .. .--,,,,, Searcy.Ark. HAROLD HASKELL A -. -- H , , H, Little Rock. Ark. BOBBY HOUSE u , ,,--..-.--. , Searcy. Ark. BOB McCLURE ...................... Tulsa. Okla. PERRY MASON .............. W , Searcy. Ark. ANGELO PADILLA ,,,,,,,,,,,, New York. N. Y. CAROLYN REED .................. Seucy. Ark. DEANNA ROTEN .................. Searcy. Ark. ROY VANDERPOOL . ,;,, ,------- . Saucy. Ark. BOBBY HOUSE. Vic. Prelldlnl: ROY VANDERPOOL. Prolidnnt: PERRY MASON. Socraiarv-Treamnr. STUDENTS BUSHING t?! to melt next cllu. Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruth Maui . Pal Copoland. Peggy Robenlon. Suzy Grann. Pep Club BACK HOW: Bony Wariel. Ivnnna Mnndenchied, Marlon Whlh. Amnnda Penrlon. Glenda Copplngar. THIRD ROW: Jay Gnnun. Nun Gray. Jackln Hutchllon. Dell. Roper. Lea Archer. Brandi Hudqel. SECOND ROW: Barbara Jones. Martha King, Dal Goodwin, Lucia DuBoil. Jacki: Jonu. FIRST BOW: Peggy Hobertson. Suzy Green. Pu Copa- llnd. Ruth Mani . Citizenship Club All members are chosen by the principal and finanimous vote of old members. Mem- bers must be seniors having those qualities Which make up good citizenship. The aim of the club is to make the Academy a better place in which to learn. The students in the Citizenship Club graduate with honors on their diplomas. Key Club President . . . ... . ... .. . . Norman Dykes Vice-Presiden! , , 7 David Rhodes Secrelary ............ . Carton Soulherland Trensurer , r , W, ,7 7 , . John Welhel The main objectives of the Key Club are as follows: to develop initiative and leader- Einfi,r$2m mitfsgiiamgm Dykes' FRONT ROW: Hwy ship, to provide experience in learning and working together. to serve the school and community, to prepare for useful citizenship. and to cooperate with school principal. Among the things we have done this year are: Sold football tickets, presented a chapel program. sponsored the advertisement and ticket sale of high school senior play. and pre- sented the school with a trophy case. BACK ROW: Jimmie Jenkins. Dick Norton. Finn Caldwell, Freddy Manny. John Vandarpool. SECOND BOW: Chuck Van Enlon. Dick May, Bob Smith. Roy Hendersun. chhnrd Powell. FRONT ROW: Cation Soulharland. Maurice Baldwin. W. D. Burkhnllar. John Welbel. Norman nges. NOT PICTURED: David Rhodes. Eddie Lly- man. Jame Keathly. 168 BACK HOW: NM: Gray, Peggy Robertson. Barbara Jonem Len Archer, Dot Goodwin, Lucia DuBois. Jackie Jones, Dick May, LIV : Hanll. W. D. Buzkhaller. SECOND HOW: Eileen Sm: re, Jeunne Robinson. Jackie Hulchilon, Jean Fleicher. Joy Ganun, Mary Turm-n. Susy Green. Martha King. Lorena Huiiard. FRONT ROW: Eddie Layman. Bill Path. Maurice Ba1dwin. Bernard Brown. Edw-rd Buckle. CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN MR. GILBBETH .. .. Ban Stinsun MRS. GILBRETH , , 7 Leo Archer ERNESTINE . .. .. . Peggy Eobertlnn FRANK ..... .. Edward Ritchie JACKIE , . . Mavis Baldwin DAN .. .. . .. . Bobby Cope . W. D. Burkhaller Dan Eenyhill . ANNE , , , , Jeanne Robinson r a m a I c u LILLIAN , , , , , , - Barbara Gleason MARTHA , 7 Lorena Huuard JIM ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 , . .. . . Wayne Bowen BABS -..... , . . ,7, , Paula Sun Sea BABY JOAN . . ...... Baby Joan ,1 !de - ... ................ Edward Enchie MRS. FITZGERALD . . . .. Muy Huicmson Bocnlnry 7 , ,,,, P-ggy Robertlon DR. BURTON , ,,,,,, Barnard Brown Rlpnllu - - - - 7 .. Mary Turman JOE SCALES H ,, . .. .. .... Mauric- Baldwin MISS BRiLL 7 ,7 ,, , ,,,,,,,, Mary Taxman LARRY r r r r , r . . . John Vandcrpool The Dramatic Club presented as their major production this year Cheaper by the Dozen . They also presented The Torch Bearers . They attended the speech festival in Fayetteville where they re- ceived a superior rating on the play. Stage Door? 170 BACK now: Mike Rhodes. Eddie Layman. FRONT ROW: Edward Rllchlc. David. Rhodes. BACK ROW: John Weibel. Edward Ritchh. Eddlo Layman. David Rhodes. Freddy Manley. Harold Vandnrpool. Bill P-ih. Bun Salmon. THIRD ROW: Jacki. Hutchilon. Joanna Boblnion. Mike Rhodel, Fink Caldwell. Chuck Van Eaton. .llmmy Robot . Mary Turmnn. Peggy Hub-rmn. SECOND HOW: Eauy Warfel. NH: Gray. Suzy Guon, Lea Archer. PII Copeland. Lucia DuBoiI. Zena Street. anou Hnnu. Martin King. FRONT ROW: Eddie Baggy . Gnu Shopluw, Lon:- Huunrd. Joy Ganul, Peggy Dean. Nancy Smith. Barbara Jenn. Joan Fletcher, Do! Goodwin. 11th Motrin. Patty Johnson. Academy Chorus Pulldenz -.-.--.y-.... .. . .. .. ..H...L,, 0311:: Rhode- Vlcu-Pnsldan: , 7 ,7 . Mum: King Secretary -..-..-...-..... ..-. Junne Robinson The places we have visited this year in- clude Brinkley, Bald Knob, Memphis and Stuttgart. We made a week-Iong trip to Kansas City: Mo. We also attended the choral festival in Hot Springs, Arkansas. Academy Quarfe'r CLAFINETS: T. Martin. El. Ruby, K. Noland. M. Hvaii. L. DuBoig, R. Baldwin. H. Wilbuxn, I . Caldwell. HA Conner. ALTO SAXOPHONES: D. Oiev, G. Shopzaw. FRENCH HOBNS: K. Mallernee. B. Warfel. TENOB SAXOPHONE: O. Olbrichl. CORNETS: J. Arnold. J. Barnes. W. Davis. 1. Lawn. BAHITONE: C. Garrett. TROMBONES: E. Eubankl. B. Howell. G. Mann. BASSES: G. olbrlchx. PERCUSSION: M.Webh. L. Bragg. B. Osburn. Harding Band Pullden! . . Ken Noland VICI-Pnlidenl H 7 Tommy Menu! Slculury .. . . . , , Robbie Jean Ruby Student Conductor ,7 Jack Arnold Ccnduclnr , , ,, , Eddie Baggett The Band played for all Academy home football games and for several home basket- ball games. They went to Brinkley for the Academy-Cotton Plant football game. They played for the District Class B Tournament at Harding March 237. They played for Acad- emy and College chapel programs. Their annual concert was given March 20. Academy Sextet BACK ROW: Peggy Dean. SECOND HOW: Ruth Merritt. Do! Good- win, FRONT ROW: Maxlhu Khlg Joy Ganul. Belly Warlel. Honor Students Beta Club STANDING: Shelby Bryant, 3111 Black. Milk- Rhodes, Edward Buckle. Fink Caldweil. John Vnnd-rpool, Norman Dykel. l' MBIIIY. Boy Vanderpool, Harald Vandcrpool. Dnvld Bhodu. Carlon Suulherlund. Peggy Roberson. SITTING: Martha Janna: Robinson, Mary Turman, Mn. Plckem. Nancy Smith. Lea Archer. Dal Goodwin. .5 May Queen Attendants Miss Pat Copeland Nominee oi Sub-Deh Club Miss Ruth Merritt Nominee of K A 1' Club Maurice Baldwin Favoxlle Dot Goodwin Favor!!- Pat Copeland Bu! All Bound David Rhodes But All Hound $ j Joan Fletcher Cut : W. D. Burkhaltar Cutou Features Mike Rhodes wmlm Ruth Merritt Winlou KAT 7,, ... . ,, ,Prelldent ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .....LJHHW Ruth Mann! La Vera Hana- , .. ,H. . VlcevPresldent -. ,, .-.. , H... Lenora Archer Jackie Hutchinson , ,,,,,, .. H Secretary-Traasurer , .. ,,,,,...... Peggy Robertson Sponsor , , Maxy Turmnn . .. 7 ... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Mu. Green i 1 BACK HOW: Mn. Green. Gala Shopiaw. Amanda Pearson. : , ' Warfal. Nun Gray. Juan Fletcher. Jackie Hulchilon. HIDD HOW: Carolyn Banchum. Luca DnBoil. Bus!- Grim Archer. Ruth Merrln, Peggy Roberson. Mary nrmn. PE BOW: Della Roper. Joy Gama. Martha King. Ln Von : NOT PICTURED: Nancy Smith. I'Q ' -Hw-m-w ..., .. ., 41 11A Banquet on March 21. Theme: Garden Party. Formal initiation. Annual spring outing. K-9 President ,,,,,, ,, , ,, Vice-ansideni Secretary Sponlor ..-.-... SACK ROW: Glan Shpleton. Canon Soulbuland, Maurice Ialduin. Eddie Baggen. Ben Suntan. MJck-y Allen, Jimmy lobull. Mavil Baldwin. MIDDLE ROW: David Rhodall John Wilhel. Bobby House. Harman Dykel. Freddy Manny. John Mn. E'RONT ROW: Barnard Brown. Bonn Todd. Mlke MOI. Oil! Full. Edward. Bllchie. NOT PICT FED: Chute:- Mnndoncheid. John Vandcrpool. Harold Vanderpool. Roy Vander- 1. Jim Caleb. Angelo Paddilla. Bob Smixh. Robert M:Clure ugh Jackson. Perry Mason. Initiation in football iield house. Banquei at the Rendezvous. March 14. Spring ouiing. , David Rhode- Narman Dykel Mlurlca Baldwin Eddie Baggeu Fat Copeland Loreza Huifard Do: Goodwin Sponsor Sub-Debs .. . .. President ....... .... . Do: Goudwin Vlcedi'residenl , Ivanna Manderscheid Secretary-Treasurer Peggy Dean Mrs. Manderschied Banquet at Rendezvous, February 14. Theme: Sub-Deb Sweesheart Chrislmas Party. January 7. Formal initiation. Club pins. BACK HOW: Mn. Manderschied. Glenda Coppinger. Barbara Jones, Ollie Couchl Marion White. Ivanna Manderschied. Shelby Bryant. Zena Streel. Carolyn Reed. FRONT ROW: Mary Torres. Pharis Border. Do! Goodwin. Pa! Copeland, Deanne Rolen. Peggy Dean. Pal Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Larala Huilard, Marilyn Key. Dorothy Beech Janis Spaulding. ZKT President ,,,,,,,, , , , Dick Norton Vice Preside! 7, . .. . ,,,,,,,,, Eddie Layman Sacratary . H, Jimmie Jenkins Sponsor , H, Ed Sewell Banquet in April. Annual Spring outing. BACK ROW: Ed. Sewell. W. D. Burkhalter, Finis Caldwell. Chuck VIII Eunn. Eddie Layman. Jimmie Jenkins. Bill Black. Richard Hancock. FRONT ROW: Dick Nurlon, Roy Henderson, Richard Powell. Dick May. Bill Palh. NOT PICTURED: Gene Conner. Hnrold Haskell. Duh Oley. BOOKS UXND FOOD cramming fa!- exams. l are lypicul an 1h: dank: of all nudann KEEPING AHEAD ot ligh! checker. Barbara lhlclleu U! m the close! to: history lest. Sfuden'r Life When thoughts turn to the happiest moments at school-and the funniestothey automatically turn to dormitory life. room- mates, and suitemates. Of course there are classes, clubs, chorus and other activities. but you just naturally think of friendships made and shared in nine months; of dormitory life. The time you meant to study that dis- appeared while you and your roommate talkedu last minute trips to the Inn because you suddenly realized you were hungry. and laughs shared in good fun are the brightest and best remembered moments. WHAM! Nothing like a big pillow fighi! GIRLS gel 10931139! for gab sessions. :00. :J'L . AT TIMES like thin. we are really drawn closer together. 180 WHAT! WITHOUT A DATE? John presents his Hello! lo .- The Snow: 51 Kilimanjaro. SCENES LIKE THIS are iypical and regular in boy'- dorm In spite a! detention Inpi. WELL. HERE'S THAT JACKET I Ion two month: ago. SECONDS or ll'dldl. hayl? DO I HAVE TO wlu I no? SHE PROBABLY WON'T oven nollcu Illa: all lhll. -7 'JWM FRONT ROW: Freddy Massey. Harold Vanderpool. Jessie Kealhly. Roy Vanderpool. Bobby HouIe, Maurice Baldwin. Ben Slin- Ion. BACK ROW: Hugh Groover, Carlcm Soulherland. Mavis Baldwin. Marvin Veneahle. Dick May. David Rhodes. John Vander- pool. Mickey Allen. Chane! Mandencheid, Otis Falls, Dick Norlcn. Football A year and a half of football drouth finalIy ended this season when the Wildcats eleven rolled to 3 24,12 victory over Ola. This was the Wildcats initial victory after nearly two years of interscholas- tic ball. Enthusiastic fans are looking forward to next year when. great things are expected of the predominantIy-junior squad. After scaring 01a in their first home game of the season, only to fall by 7-6, the Academy suffered reverses at the hands of district champ Heber Springs, Cotton Plant. and Augusta, then managed a tie with a strong Searcy B squad. After whipping OIa their second meeting. the gridiron boys closed the season with 12-18 loss to Barton. John and Harold Vanderpool, twins, made all-district, while Harold received honorable mention all-state recognition. COACH HUGH GROOVEB ANOTHER SIX POINTS for Augusta. JOHNSON RACKS UP six more in Hebe tJ-O roux. McCLURE BROUGHT down by three Ola men. JOEIHNY WEIBEL iacklu F3! Haber Springs play . STINSOH SWEEPS right and inward. pnydir! in Ola gnmm Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Honorable Mention All State All District 6:49:30: 24 12 Ola WWW ,, ,, Heber Springs ..-- Cotton Plant -. Augusta W, ,,,,,,, Searcy B ,,,,,, Ola ,,,, , ,, Barton , OLA STALLED on Harding's one inch line. 7 43 46 38 6 12 18 Harold Vanderpool Harold Vanderpool and John Vanderpool DAVID RHODES come: true :ackle Ola hack. bu! Wildcah Ion. 1-5. JOHN VANDEHPOOL downed in Searcy 3 game. Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Wiarding Harding Harding 'Harding Harding 'Haxding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding 'Harding 'Harding 'Harding 'Harding 'Harding 54 1227 Seniors Welt Poini Vilonia Cabot Judsonia West Point Bald Knob Kenseit McRae .. McRae Bradford Pangburn West Point McRae Gritiiihville Vilnnia NewPort B Bradiord Griffilhville Bald Knob Kensen Wes! Point McRae Griffilhville Wilburn TOTAL Tournamem play Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding 'Harding 'Harding Wiarding 'Harding Harding 'Harding ?Iard'mg Harding Juniors Wen Pain! Vilonia , , Judsonia Wen Pain: Grifiilhvule Bald Knob Kensen McHae Bradford Pangburn McRae Vilonia Newport Bradiord Griffilhville Bald Knob Rose Bud Kensen Manse Kensen Pleasanl Plains McRae Swinon Cenlral TOTAL Tournament play as 50 BE 65 43 , 40 34 AB . . 54 2M 40 24 46 43 65 58 ,64 72 lZDS 185 SENIOR TEAM: Mike Rhodes. Edward Ritchiet Bill McClure, Harald Vanderpool. Freddy Massey. Jessie Kemhiey. Jahn Vang . pool, David Rhodes, Ben Stinson. Mickey Allent JUNIOR TEAM: FRONT ROW: Mavis Baldwin, Clean Williams. Jackie Rhodes. Charles Martin. Don Berryhill, Garry Smith. BACK ROW: Bobby Cope. Roy Vanderpoolt Marvin Veneable. Bobby Home. Gerald Casey, James Bennett. Basketball Completing their secund year of inter- scholastic ball under coach Hugh Groover. the Wildcats finished the season with thir- teen victories and eleven setbackst Included in the wins was a string of six straight dur- ing which the rod and white caught fire and advanced t0 the finals of the county tourna- ment by virtue uf victories over three county powers, Kunsottt West Point. and McRae. Griffithville uutclassed the Wildcats in the finals. 5346 but Adademy fans had some consolation in that Jessie Ix'uuthtcy and Fred- dy Massey, Cut mainstays. made alI-county. The Junior Wilclkittuns had even a more sttccessfttl season Led by Roy Vunderpool with his 20-point plus average. the kittens wrapped up 19 wins while losing only 5. the fifth loss cunning: m the finals of the district tourney, Threw juniurs. VanderpuoL Gerald Casey. and Mavis Baldwin. made all-district. while Vanderpunl nlsn made ull-Cuunty. SENIOR TRACK: Edward Ritchie. John wiehel. Harold Vanderpool. Ben Slinson, Norman Dykel. John Vanderpool. Freddy Muny. mck Notion. Maurice Baldwin. Dick May. JUNIOR TRACK: Gerald calem Eloy Vanderpool. Marvin V-naahle. Mavis Bald- win, Bobby House. Perry Muon. .. Track .: 3 HAROLD VANDERPOOL clean 1he bar in a man. my MASON, JR. warming up in lhe broad jump. Training School SECOND GRADE 1 ;- Mm a .- -. f THIRD AN D FOURTH GRADES FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES g 8 II. , . x 2'? .3 M. 5w , +P x. v I .. Hvl,..1ilX um i ' ' l ! x: . , :3 4J3ilnw: x , -!- -. , , . nmm , mum mu 'IIl ,Nl h ,l! IIHVIIHHI I T. I'l IRUMAN ImKIR WM MHHH' W 3 .. 4m. nu n , ! i W! n? 192 Maw kthx 4:5? M l .r. .9' i 9.J 31 r K- K. 1. 3411M W I I IIIIIIII r: 3 ,M ., ,; M ,M - 9 2mg. f ' K. g ,4 M x:- 3::- W X M' um h J. 'V ' M a Mr 9 4'; H- u; 1 ' M A 2': . 4 . ; k A -MM. . - yMwm--x WW MMMWW . g t, . z, M.. 1. mm. - . -m'm m - I M M ' k... M I -l m - : Wf'fy 'QH'IW . 5,: 4 .4 w 2 . . f. r M- ma : . MA :1 -. -h 9a M I THE RENDEZVOUS CAFE In quality food. comfort and service. the Rendezvous has continued year by year to surpass its nwn high standard of excellence. Bob and Peggy are among those who look forward to and enjoy dinner in quiet and at- tractive surroundings. We also serve you as tho Sual'cy depot 0f Missuuri Pacific Bus Lines. THE COLLEGE INN The Inn, otherwise known as the Hub'Iis the center of campus social life. Here a typical large crowd'has gathered after midwweek worship to enjov the last good moments of a wonderful day. 193 The above students are carrying out a tradition in their families. The ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 0f Harding College is trying to serve ' Former Students . Present Students ' Future Students 0 Faculty Members Their parents attended Harding or her predecessors and have been loyal to their Alma Mater by sending their children to Hard- . Friends of the college ing. Soon these students will be second-generation alumni. VANeS COTTAGES Visitors to Searcy find comfort and conven- ience in our modern cottages. Stop by and stav. ROBBINS - SANFORD MERCANTILE CO. Largest Store in Searcy SHOES-CLOTHING-DRY GOODS CLOTHES FOR EVERYBODY BOLTON'S Cadillac and Pontiac Cars e G.M. Trucks Avery Tractors and Equipment Sales - FRIGIDAIRE - Service Phone 533 e 534 Wrecker Service THE COLLEGE LAUNDRY Student patrons find more Lhan expert service here The friendly smiles and helpfulness 0f staff and student employees makes bUSiIIBSS a pleasure. Let us serve you. 196 Rich Oriental Adds the artful louch ' of she experienced Chef lo salads. soup: or any blond foods. I! you cannot purchau this in your homo lewn-wrilo ur-KO. Box J. 5.. Chicago Q90: YARNELL'S Mr. Henderson brings anmher supply uf de- licious Yarnell's Angel Food Ice Cream. Hardingr students. along with many other particular petmltnenljcw this fine frmri, ALLEN'S QUALITY BAKERY Bruce and John drool as Bob is about to make a dive for those delicious pastries- and who wouldn't? They're made the Allen's quality way KROH'S Pat and Shirley would love to stay all day as Faye shows them Krohls fine assortment of latest fashions in every line. a. SOUTHERLAND LUMBER COMPANY Quality service makes Southerland Lumber Company an asset to the building of a bet. ter Searcy. EUBANK'S INSURANCE COMPANY A newcomer to the Harding faculty. Mr. Rotenborrlx'.discusses wilh Mr Eubanks a phase of this agency's fine insurance service. Eubunks Insurancv Company specializes in all types of insurance and can meet your needs In real estate and loans also. 197 198 i; , mfg With 91'; . 1W2. MAIR Entrance to The Terrace Room. Good food, gracious service. and an atmosphere of serenity characterize the banquet facilities of the Mayfaifs Terrace Room. Let us serve your parties in 1953-54, and may all Harding Students have a happy year. Saucy. Arkansas Mrs. R. H. Branch, Manager DALLAS FLORIST Flowers For Every Occasion Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Dallas, Owners Searcy, Ark. Phone 724 - 1296 H. A. Mr. Simmons. Hospital Policies. SIMMONS INS. AGENCY Eddie can depend on the competent advice of Life. Accident. Health, and HEADLEE'S DRUG COMPANY Two great stores in Searcy assure you of the best in service and stock. From camera supplies to cosmetics you can depend on Headlee's. Hmt-umnnA SEARCY BANK h'Froshh Gene Burris finds this banks assistance an important part of his newly begun college career. Student accounts are welcome and you may be sure that Searcy Bank will manifest a genuine interest in helping you with your banking needs. Coco-Colo Bottling Co. Gottfried and Edgar find another friend from home. Around the world. Coca-Cola is the upause that refreshes. punt! WI Sann-n arm: a. . .a Berryhill's Sporting Goods Like other big names on the athletic scene, Starling depends on Berryhill's for the best in sporting goods. Let us order your club jackets. 200 COLLEGE BOOK STORE Under the able supervision of Mrs. Dykes. the book store has nut only maintained its high standard of indispensable service. but continues tn expand with a still-growing Harding. Betty J0 Harmon is one of several helpful and friendly student clerks. FAMILY SHOE STORE Rita khows that everyday i.S Pargfii day The Editor takes a break! No co-ed can re- at fam11y Shote Store. Hardmgxte ihm Bl? ' sist the smart campus fashions regularly fea- sett exemphftes the frtendly serwce whtch tured at the Ideal makes this a favorite spot for Searcy shop- ' pers. CARDER BUICK COMPANY Wouldntt we all like to say I'll buy that dream! And that's just what the great new Buick for 53 is. If youtre not convinced. just ask Jack and Marilyn. They know. 202 THE SECURITY BANK Brother Dykes knows this bank sincerely seeks to promote inves- tofs interests. You too can take advantage of our friendly and com- petent service Student accounts are welcome. Walker's Men's Store Thomas and Ferrell look over a smart selec- tion of sports slacks, and Phil is ready to help them close a good deal. You can't go wrong at Walker's. Bradley's Barber Shop Harding students always feel at home here. A clean, friendly atmosphere and good workmanship distinguish this shop. 203 Compliments of Compliments of J. D. Patterson, D.D.S. Dr. A. R. Brown Dr, T. J. Ford Drs. Garrison 8t Docus Dentist Optometrists Yingling 81 Yingling Attorneys - at - Law Dr. Jewel T. Hestir 505 East Race Street Chiropractur Dr. Lee-A. Biggs Optometrist Porter Rodgers Hospital Hawkins Clinic Hospital Compliments of Dr. Kenneth Boines Chiropractor 204 a pa! , :ww COLLEGE PRINT SHOP Bill and Leon help make the Print Shop tick. And that means banquet programs, bids. stationery, and anything else you need in the line of printing. Let us show you why satisfied customers Cnmo back for mare. 206 Wood-Freeman Lumber Company Our efficient service to Harding, Searcy, and this entire area has kept us growing with them. Call on us for valuable assistance in your construction problems. Compliments of HEBER SPRINGS WHOLESALE GROCER Oscar Paichell Cecil Paichell VAN PA'ITEN - ADAMS Whatever your insurance needs, we can give you the best of coverage. Come in and let us help you. f MORRIS 81 SON MEN'S WEAR AND SHOES HThe Store that Saves You Money SEARCY. ARKANSAS Compliments 01' WHITE HOUSE GROCERY SEARCY. ARKANSAS SMITH - VAUGHN MERCANTILE CO. John says that a coffee pot can just about be a mania best friend 7 and for this or any fine hardware or appliances. your best friend is Smith-Vaughn. Park Avenue Grocery Hmmm . . . looks like Jeanetta and Alma are having a party! But, for a lot or a little. you canul beat Park Avenue Grocery. the handy market just off the campus. Al len's Watch Shop Mr. Monday is showing Jim the latest thing in those snappy sclf-winders. Let us help you select a now watch or repan' your old one. 208 1953 PETIT JEAN PHOTOGRAPHY BY . . . DAN GLENN STUDIO FLORENCE. ALABAMA The goal of every staff is to pro- duce a better annual. Not only a better planned book but technically a better book. Annuals are a business with the Hurley Company . . . not a sideline. We know what it takes to make a better book. When planning your book let the people who are yearbook specialists do your printing and binding. LETTERPRESS OR LITHOGRAPH The Hurley Company, Inc. The Southwest's Forenmsi Producers of Fine Annuals CAMDEN, ARKANSAS Harding is growing in Memphis . . . now in new and enlarged studios Hotel Chisca We would like to have all Harding students visit our new studios in Hotel Chisca. Come to see us. John Cleghorn, Manager The Harding College Station WELCOME. HARDING STUDENTS AND FACULTY The home of better automobile service. Genuine Ford Parts. Fisk Tires and Tubes WHITE COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY IN SEARCY'S NEW SHOPPING CENTER Highway S7-E Phone 1000 Congratulations . . . . . . rim and best wishes to lhe graduating class of IQSZZ and 1951 May yum mm istl'y for Christ and His Church hv 10m; and over fruitful , , , wo am :21- ways at your command and are put pared to SCI'VP you as you serve Christ. The Standard Publishing Company 20 E. Central Parkway Cincinnati 10. Ohio TRUE-TO-THE-BIBLE LITERATURE SINCE 1866 We are ready to meet all your automotive needs. New cars and trucks . . . modern service department . . . paint and body shop . . . complete stock of genuine parts and accessories . . . lubrication and washing . . . gas and oil, U. S. Tires and tubes . . . TRUMAN BAKER CHEVROLET COMPANY CHEVROLET AND ONLY CHEVROLET 18 FIRST SEARCY TRUCK AND TRACTOR COMPANY MOTOR TRUCK DIVISION INTERNATIONAL OLDSMOBILE Trucks Cars JAMES ACLIN. Mgr. SEARCY, ARKANSAS PHONE 362 Deluxe Barber Shop Clean, pleasant surroundings, friendly perv sonnel, and truly good service have brought Harding boys to this shop over the years. Welcome! BAKERS FRIENDLY SHOES Keith is one among many who can be sure of finding just the shoe he wants - at Bakefs. 2l2 SIGN 0F A GOOD NEIGHBOR . . . . Wow: FAME HM1MLGUMPHHUJmmeMHMu Makers oi Haturaluhe Molar nil Knirxncx and Ethyl Easolinus Hut Resisting Lubricants GOSPEL ADVOCATE COMPANY Nashvi I le, Tennessee Publishers of GOSPEL ADVOCATE H SINCE 1855 A 16 page periodical, published each week, and devoted 10 the truth of God. $3.00 a year. GOSPEL LITERATURE Uniform Bible LeSSOns in ten courses. from Kindergarten to Adult at low prices-Bc to 18c for each child, each quarter. 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The hymnal used most among churches of Christ. High Quahty cement paper. and binding. SLUO a copy prepaid: $80.00 cx hundred. not prepaid. Many other song books and hymnals at very reasonable prices. NlNETY-FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of INTERNATIONAL SHOE COMPANY Ah! ah! I'K'Jlttcnim,r ROBERTSON DRUG STORE Snapshot contest winner Lee Miller FROZEN DELITE We are always happy to serve Harding Students THE: DAVIS TRADITION-Wayne carrying lrays. TOO BAD leap year jun pulsed. look :1 Bob'l lulenl! LEONARD get: his muscles by pulhlng lho laundry-carl 1mm Hawkins Clinic. Harding oiiers for all who are willing a chance 10 help themselves PEGGY. are you making some of those delicioul rolls in 1h: Sludeni Inn? FLOOR SHINE BOYS! Al and Tom wax the floors of the Sludenl Center; I' ARE YOU SURE you wouldn't like to run out and play so Daddy can study? FRED IS CONSCIENTIOUS about his homework. Married life. settled and plenty of time ior nothing bu! siudyl AW. COME-ON, kids. lei me sweep the porch. HAY TAKES TIME cut to baby :51. CAN'T EVEN get 1-1:! a! jhem during clnu tima. I 4 H siw .1 . . L . .. , . .1 ' I ,.l . Student Directory A Abney. Robert Alan 101-721 Kingshighway. Para- gould. Ark. Adams. Jimmy Hay 1F1-St. Joe. Ark. Adams. June 1J1-Carrville, Ark. Alexander. Thomas Leroy 151-102 Drilling SL, Mor- rilton. Ark. Allen. Jimmy 1G1-Scarcy. Ark. Allbritton, Benjamin. Jr. 1J1-Charleston. Miss. Alle?.dMartha Sue 01-217 E. Maple. Jeffersonville. n . Anderson. Camille 181-Swifton. Ark. Anderson. Robert 1Sr1-6757 S. May 51.. Chicago 21. I11. Argo Joan tFi-Box 241. Grady. A1k. Argo June tF1-Box. 241. Grady Arimura, Rickie 1511-1023 Howell St.. St. Charles. Mo. Alnmstrong Orlell 1J1-Mayfield. Kans. Arnold. Cathleen 1F1-6612 Rockdale. Dearborn. Mich. Arnold Jack W 151-353 E Riggs. Raymondville Tex. Asberry. Jettie 1F1-Poughkeepsie. Ar k. Atkinson.+Thomas.Jr.1G1-809 N.C1evcland St. Ama- 1'illo.ex Austin.kMa1'garet Ann 1F1-165 S. Third St. Piggott. Ar 1 B Bailey. William F. 1F1-Enola. Ark. Baird. Thomas Budd 1Sr1-Williford, Ark. Baker. Marion 1J1-Lake City. Ark. Baker. Betty 1F1-Harrison. Ark. Baker. Martha Fay 1F1-Box 233. Newark. Ark. Baker, William H. 1G1-Corpus Christi. Tex. Baldwin. Rita Jo 1F1-Cordell. Okla. Ballard, Max Ray tFJ-Duncan. Okla. Bankston. Jeanne 1F1-514 N. Tacoma. Tulsa. Okla. Barkman. Donald L. 1F1-Rt. 3. Box 419. Texarkana. Tex. Barlow, Dolores Lyd1a 1F1-417 Haverford P1.. Swarth- more. Pa. Barnes. Jaromc M. 1F1-211 N. Pecan 51.. Ft. Worth, Tex. Barnett. Marcus B. 1Sr1-RL 3. Box 44. Searcy. Ark. Barrcmine. Shirley 1F1-23 S. Aubui'ndalo. Memphis. Tenn. Barton. Connie 1171-800 W. Pleasure. Searcy. Ark. Bateman. Frances Merle tsi-Quitman. Ark. Bean.Margaret1F1-Newton.Kans. Bedffixrd. Ellis Ray 11171-1129 Providence Rd. Springfield Bcdford Hemy Martin tF1-1129 Springfield. P11. Belcher, Elmer E. 15r1-Kensett. Ark. Bell. Jny 1F1-406 Clifton, Camden. Ark. Bender. Fred L. 1Sr1-Box 824. Statiun A. Searcy. Ark. Berry. Betty A. 1F1-2217 Brighton, Kansas City, Mo. Berry. Oneal L. fS1-an 481. Bcedeville. Ark. Bettenhausen. Glen A. 1J1-1535 S. 22. Lincoln. Neb. Birdsall. Shirley 1J1-Rt. 7. New Orleans 23. La. Blankenship. Lowell 151-8011 687. Turley Childrcnis Homo. Turlcy. Okla. Blansett. James 1.11-508 S. Slate 51.. Newport. Ark. Boggs, Harry 1F1-Idabcl. Okla. Bnggs. John Daniel 1S1-Box 215. Hazen. Ark. Bond. Roger 1171-3726 Leona Ave.. Shadyside. Ohio. Border. Doyle 1F1-Box 582. Knobel. Ark. Boyd, G1enn 1011-616 E. Market. Searcy. Ark. Bradford. Phillip Zane 1Sr1-Rt. 1. Box 61. Shirley, Ark. BI'adke. Anne 151-111. 3. N. Little Rock. Ark. Bragg. Louise 1171-111. 1. Box 386. Marked Tree. Ark. Blcckcnl'idge. Herschel B. 1J1-Becdeville. Ark. Bridges. Joan Leo tF1-1805 S. 'I Str.eet Ft. Smith Ark. Bridges. C. Lloyd 1Sr1-1220 Belmont. Long Beach 4. al vaidcnce Rd.. Briscndinc.Ga1y Lynn 1F1-710 E. Wood St. Paris. Tenn. Bristow. Benny 181-3672 Folson Ave.. St. Louis. Mo. Brittain. Alfred Carnell 1Sr1-Charlotte. Ark. Brittell. Lester B. 1Sr1-Box 502. Harding College. Searcy. Ark. Brown. Bob Steven 151-389 E. Main. Atlanta. Tex. Bi'mxnkDanny Armand 01-930 E. Center 51.. Searcy. 1' . 218 B1'oxxnkD8vid Stanley 1F1-1302 E. N. Line SL. Sea r B1'uwn.James Donald 151-424 N. Gland. Searcy. ' BroWn.Mar-ga1eHS1-Star Rt. Box 22. Estancia. N. M. B1'.own RobertM.1S1-Box 59 Spring Hill. Tenn. Brownfmiggiim Delomer Frank 151-2166 N. Summit. Spr' - -1 le Brummitt MM 0Jane 151-Calico Rock. Ark. Bryant. Peggy 01-214 Howell St. Florence Ala. Bryant. Rees Odeil 1G1-214 Howell St..F10rence. Bryant Warrine 1F1-214 Howell St..F10rence. Ala. Buciiznan. Betty 181-1307 N. Park Ave Springfia-u Buchanan D. Ileta 1.11-1307 N. Park Springfield, 31 Buchaanan.MargaretMa01F1-Rt.2 Box 133. DeRid Burchafield. Richard O 117'1-1005 N. Polk Ama11110.-.3 Burfurd. Alwin 1F1-R1. 5. G1asgow.Ky. Burgess. Glenn R.1SJ-Rt 6 Box 270. F1orence, Burks Joe Wayne tJ1-Rt. Ropesvillc. Tex. Bu1'1-.1y Martha Shirleen 1F1-229 Adair 8113...: City, La. Burns Martha Ann 1171-403 W. 71h St.. Columbia. Te Burns. MaryLou1se1F1-403 W 7th St. Columbia. T -I.. Burris. Gene W 1F1-214 W. 2nd St. Wewoka. 01:18. 31111. Richard E. tF1-107 Dulton 51.. Bastrop, La. Burt. Wally 01-923 E.Ma1'ket.Sea1'cy. Ark. Burton, Mary L.1S1-Hillsboro Rd. Nashville. Team Bush.C1ydc 1J1-1606 Jackson St. Sioux City. Iow .. BushM Mhuriel B. 01-21605 Bon Heur. St. Clair Sh- ' 11: Bush Reid 151-328 E Walnut. Santa Ana Cal. Butchelr.Barba1a 181-2 El Cerrito Ave. San Arise Butler Bcve11y Anne 1J1-2l0 W Grand Jackson Ta: 1 C Camp. Justin James tSr1-Rt. 3 Newport Ark. Campbell. Eddie 111511-301: 211 Roaring Sprin s .T Campbell Kathryn R. tJ1-Box 57 Lake City. Fa Campbell Wilma1F1-Busy.Ky Cantreu. Paul E.1G1-1512 McPherson, Atlanta. Ga. Carnes.Ky1e B. tJ1-Neosho. Mo. Carr Joe L.1F1-Higginson Ark Carsgr; Nelson tF1-506 Oakland Blvd.Cambr'1-:, -- 10. Cato. Carol 1F1-Earle. Ark. Chapman. Arlin 1F1-Rt. 5. Moultrie. Ga. Cheek. Alta Luna 181-502 Church, Atkins. Ark. Chesshir. Jordine 1S1-Rt. 4. Nashville, Ark. Childs. James B. 151-111.. 3. Box 224. Minden. La. Childs. Ken 1.11-1205 Forrest, Wichita. Kans. Choate. Jack 1S1-Scarcy. Ark. Chung. George C. EN. 1Sr.1-72 Jalan U1asa.K-vi;':; Lumpur Malay Claassen Alex J 1G1-B0x 50. Bulawayo. S. 111110641111 S. Africa. Cla1'.k Donnie 1F1-302 N Cross St. Searcy. Ark. Clark. William R..J1'.1S1-302 N Cuss Sf... Searcy. Claspill. Mary Florence 1F1-6221 SE 46th Ave.. land 6. Ore Claxtnn Mary Jane 1F1-612 Maple. Mt. Grove. Mo. C1ayton.Martha Mae 151-409 S Division. Morril Ar Claykni Mary Helen 1J1-409 S. Division. Morril Cable. Ronald Lee 1F1-Gosport. Ind. Coburn Lois Ethel 1F1-B0x 260. Graton. Cal. Coburn. Robert L. 1J1-Box 260. Graton. Cal. Coker. Bobby Lee 1F1-Rt. 1. Hoxie. Ark. Coldiron. Bobby Kent 151'1-28 Lake. Hazelhurst. Mi Cole. Betty .10 151-314 N Adams. Camden. Ark. Collins.J.W.1F1-Tucke1'rnan Ark Colwell. Barbara 1F1-Rt. 3 Bentonville. Ark. Conner. Harry 1171-an 373. Sta. A. Searcy. Ark. Coons; 115mg Jewel 1511-5462 30 St. N.W.. Washin 1 . . . Cornett. Lillian 1F1-chdouer. Ky. Covcy. Sara Jean 011-2210 Portland Ave. Louis. 12. Ky. Cox. Charles E 1J1-Rt 5 Florence. Ala Cox. C. L 1F1-Box 302. Harding College. Searcy. ' Coxsey Dick 181-309 N. Coo-ny-yah. Pryor.0k1a Crawford. Charles W.1Sr1-Williford.Ark. Crawford, Lawrence 1S1-Rt. 1. Williford. Ark. Crawford. Marcelcne 1F1-C1a1'kridge, Ark. Crosby. Norma 181-Pangbum. Ark. Cruss. Tyson tF3-4123 S. 37 W. Ava, Tulsa. Okla. Cruwsuu, Margaret LUVUI'HB $-1-1039 N. Pint- SL. Ukiah. Cal. Cullen. Mary Anitu UU-Muneuc. Ark. Cunningham. NanL-ye UN-Judsunia, Ark. Cunningham, Thomas tSn Judsunia. Ark, Curry, Bill Gm-RL 4, Minden, Lu. D Daniel.kIrvin S. tSL-3020 Lincoln Ava. N Lilllt' Ruck. r . Daniels, Bebe iSiH315 17th Ave.. E. Molina. 111. Daniels, Ntliar'y Kathryn Srl-BS Enjay Ave., Baltimore Davidson. Clinton F. 8 80 : 35 Bernardsvillu, N. J. Davis, Bobby Rex $-Nuland. Ark. Davis. Carolyn Yvonne GL-IOO'T E. Hillsbnro. El Du- rado. Ark. Davis, Dorothy 033-809 Illinois Avon Weslacu. Tux. Davis. Jack Wayne tSI' West Highland, Hal'risun. Ark. Davis. Juan SN-NBOQ Illinois. Woslaco, Tex, Davis, WaymI HU- 1402 18th Ave. E.. Tuscaloosa. Alan. Davi.lWillall'd F. UiiHUZ 18th Ava. E,, Tusczlluusa. a. Dean. Ann Laura J Ja15per, Tex. Dean. Barbara .Cnupcr $11 McAleslvr. Okla. DeBgrrg'fVKilma June U1;2354 Campbx-ll Ava. Detroit . 1c . Dial, Pal Ann 6kk4217 Olive Aux. Lung Beach '7. Cal. Disch. J00 $iD-Rl. 4. Green Forest. Ark. Dixon, Billie Louise th-2824 Ave. J.. Ft. Worth 5, Tex. Dobyns, Boyce tFU SwiIton. Ark. Dorsey. Pat $; 111. 2, Terrell. Tex. DuPuy. Nancy Anne tFJ 435 W, Midlothian. Youngs- town. Ohio Durham, Doris June Cm-Vidctte, Ark. Dykcs. Virginia F 501 E. Rugers SL. Valdosta. Ga. E Eggcrs. Evalyn Joyce GW-Dulorcs. Coln. E gers. Janice Marilyn 0 Du1nres, Colu. E lion. Gene F -8l2 S. Osage. Denver 19. C010. EIlis. Ruby Lee SI'i an 364, Augusta. Ark. Eskridge. Shirlvnc tSi-815 S. lQih. Chickasha. OklzL Eslick. Billy Joe $11- Box 1994, Shafter, Cal. Eubanks. Elbert WWfSGB E. Market, Scarcy. Ark. Eubanks. HL-lcn Ju U'U-RL 2, 30x 5. Paruguuld, Ark. Eubanks. Ruhvrt E. tSi Rt. 13, Box 387-A. Frc-snn, Cal. Ewing. .Jnhn David mf'rssm Church 51., Wabash. Ind. F Figgins. Johnny 53 1110 Grand, Caruthursvillu, Mo. Fisk. ghirlcy Ann Im-1659 Nineteenth SL, Cuuakuga. 10. Fleming. Samuel tF Rt. 1, Osceola. Ark. Fletcher, Richard SH-Magnelic Springs. Ohio. ,Fo arty. Pat m-loza East Locust. Davenport. Iowa. :Fo ey. Nancy $j-kOmaha, Ark. Fonz, Eric tFL-IQ Nathan Rd.. Hong Kong. China. Forlenbcrry. Wayne tSrl-Pahokce, Florida. rim, Donald 1 3 725 S. Olive. Stockton. Calif. ,Fo'x, Kenneth LH 725 5. Olive. Stockton, Calif. hangisi.'chrcy A. GrF-134 So. Harvard Avc., Lindsay. a I . Franks. Gem: tFl Box 48, Merryvillc, La. Franks. Hubert Malcolm ':Si on 41, Merryvillg La Ffeetly. Dean Dail G -3l2 East Fourth. Bristnw. Okla. much. George Wiv B0x 503, Searcy. Ark. 'nch. Myrna tF! Box 503, Searcy. Ark. Fritz, Margie GU-Senath. M0. , Ola Grace tFJ-Rl. 3, Lake City, Ark. Fulks. Bill tSrL-on 725. Searcy. Ark. Fulks, Doris GriFBox 725, Searcy, Ark. Fuller, Joyce Dunc $rL-Box 14. Glenwood, Ark. Eullcrton. Helen S dDamascus, Ark. Fullerton. Olen Ray 073-701 N. Oak St.. Morrilton. Ark. Funk. John Lee F -Rt. 1. Winchester, Va. ' - tch. Betty Dale tF 213 S. College, Lecsburg. Fla. utrell. Bob !Sr,-Walnut Ridge. Ark. Eutrell, Peggy tN-Walnut Ridge Ark. G Gardner. Oleta tm-Violet Hill. Ark. garrett. Merle tJl-Box 3186. Shrevepurt. La. Gallin. Jerry Jack uU-Rt. 4. Paraguuld, Ark. G.Gatlin. Larry tFU-Rt. 4. Paraguuld. Ark. Gm-r. Curl Wcle-y tFL-Bux H4. L'urwun. Tenn. Giddens, Dorothy 81' Rl. l. Chlldrrshurg, Alu. Gilbert. Cleo G!-Atkins, Ark. Gilliam, Bob Ul 3430 Strong, F1. Wurlh, Tux. Gilliam Eva Joyce 033-3430 Strung, Fl. Worth, Tl-x, Gii'dley, James $I'i-R1. 3, Oscvulu, Ark. Gleason, Leon 5 -8qu 467, Suurcy, Ark. Guudheer, Wil Charles tS Busking Ridgtu N. J. Guodwin. Don iSH 1l2 Lake View Ava, Dunville. lll. Got'ton, Cal'ins QSH-I532 S. Ogdvn, Denver, Culu. Grady. Mary Etta LSJ-BOL'dOVth', Ark. Graves, Carolyn Wl-BOO N. Burksdalu, Memphis. Grayllspn, Dolores Ann UV; 4909 Ava, Chattanooga, enn. Green, Cletus SH 301 Circle Drive, Miami, Okla. Green. Marvin Winston wa-Suurcy, Ark. Gt'eggleeorge Willis tD-1220 N. Markvt SL! Cordell. a. Griffith, James tSIr-Rt. 3. Vilunia. Ark. Griffith, Lillie GH-Flnyd. va vaiun Grubbs, Charles UN l33lS Brooklyn Ava. Cambridge. Ohin. Guthriv. Muck tSl'J-JIL l. Puraguuld. Ark. H Hacker, William Joe tFi 2l25 Garland. Muskogee. Okla. Hale. Billy umiltili Glunora. Little Rock, Ark. Hall, Lennard U! 300 E. Park Aveu Sval'cy, Ark. Hull, Peggy Lou tJi-Bux l9! Kcuta, OkluA Ham, Peggy Louis UF-Shirlcy, Ark. Hamilton. Norma Luu $10 9l4 W. 2nd. Pine Bluff. Ark Hancs. Olan tSF-892 E. Center. Scarcy. Ark. Hardin, Nettie tFU Knubul, Ark. Hare. Faye tSnABIG S. Frazier, Conroc. Tex. Harmon. Betty Jne W Tipton, Tipton, Okla. Harmon. Thelma Ui 3639 N. Claremont. Chicago 18. Ill. Harris. John Kenneth Fi-Pruscutt. Ark. Hart, Ina Yvonne WL-Bux 73, Wuldu, Ark Hartman, Ralph Dale $ -$;:3 '0, Okla. Harwy, Margaret Jane WJ b05 BL-rclair Rd.I Memphis. enn. Hash. Laverne FL-Dickuns, Texas. Hatcher. Weldon $ 1990 Watkins Lake, Pontiac. Mich. Hayes, Joan SLF-UOOI Wullucv. Chicago 28, Ill. Haynes. Sam F -B0x 403. Km'lnan. Calif. Ilazlct, Jeanetta $U-Rl. 1. Hudson. Colo. Hearn. James W;4udsonia. Ark. Hoibredcr. Janet LD Pigg0l1, Ark. Helm. Betty 5 !601 Okanagan Ava, chatcher, Wash. Helm. Pearl 93-309 E Market. Searcy, Ark. Helms, Doyle F Tuckvrman. Ark. chdricks, Kvel tB-BOS S. Washington. Wellingtnn. Kansas. Hurndnn. Elizabeth 8 -0161 Hickory Blvd, Madison, Tenn. Harlink Mary Ruth W'3-705 S. Third St.. Paraguuld, r Hickingfmttom, Mildred F Pop1ar Grove. Ark. Hickman, Darrell 3 115 E. Center St.. Searcy. Ark. Hickman. James 0 115 E. Center. Searcy, Ark. Hickman. Nancye' 073-411 Sloane Ave.. San Diego. Calif. Higganbutham. Ercullc tJJ 106 Ridgeway, Little Rock. Ark Hill. Nee: tH-ISQI s. Washington. Denver 10. C010. Hill. Sam $k-Rl 1' Quitman. Ark. Hill. Vcnniu Viulel HU-Rt. 3, Corinth, Miss. Hillis. John LD 8lO E. Park Ave. Searcy, ArkA Hixon. Nelda tFJ 5l7 N. Border Dr., Boyalusa, La. Hodge. Charles KCH-RL 4, Ennig Tex. Hodges. James tG Pound, Va. Hogg. Mary Nell UF-Stephens. Ark. Holcomb, Charlene UF-Rt. 1. Jackson. Miss. . Holland. Benny 01 914 E. Washington St... Harlmgen. Tex. Holloway, Geraldine Ui-Bragg City. Mo. Holt. Leon $0 West Memphis. Ark. Holt, Lawrence UU-Rt. 3. Osceola. Ark. . Hoover. M. Eileen tE-lZOS Greenwood, Memphis, Tenn. Horsman, Robert GU-Imboden, Ark. Hortun. Peggy 00-31. 3. Greenbrier. Ark. Howm Bitl tS;-108 Berkely St, Lafayette. La. Howell. Billy Forrest tS-Morrilton. Ark. Hughes, Norman Uk-7B3 Ferdon Ava. Creswicw. Fla. Hyatt, Marjorie Jane 0:3 2610 Quincy. Kansas City 1. Mo. 220 .1 James, Henry 151'1-3610 Dyer Ava, Sebastopol. Calif. James, Robert 1F1-125 Victoria D12, North Lake, 111. Jarrell, Samuel 1F1-826 N. Mulberry, Dexter, Mo. Jarrett, Devereaux 151-1-Box 246, Temple, Okla. Johns, Frances 151-302 N. Cross 51., Searcy, Ark. Johnson, Barbara 1F1-Rt. 2, Campbell, Mo. Johnson, Jerry 1Sr1-Shreveport, La. Johnson, Joanne 151-47 Everard St., Worcester, Mass. Johnson, Rubby 1F1-Box 426, Sentinel, Okla. Johnson. Mary 1F1-323 West 3rd, Booneville. Ark. Johnston, Annabell 151-111;. 1, Marked Tree, Ark. Johnston, Donald Carol 1S1-Brinkley, Ark. Jolly, Bill 1J1-Rockwood, Tenn. Jones, Margaret 1F1-2821 Columbine, Nashville, Tenn. Jordan. Charles 1J1-Rt. 1, Auburn, Miss. K Kee, Jeanette 151-111. 3, Bowie, Tex. Kee. Norman 01-121. 3. Bowie, Tex. Kee, Windle 1G1-Rt. 3, Bowie, Tex. Keiser, Bruce 1Sr1-Rt. 2, Knox, Indiana. Keller, George 1F1-Box 59, Spring Hill, Tenn. Kendrick, Gerald 1G1-508 W. 82nd, Shreveport, La1 Kieffer, George Allen 1F1-806 5. National, Springfield, Mo. Kiel,C1e0ne 1F1-Elanchardville,Wisconsin. Kiihnl Dewitt 1J1-Enid Miss King, Andrea 1F1-5413 Tholuzan, St. Louis 9, M0. King, Jackie 1F1-406 E. Center, Searcy. Ark. King, Jo Anne 1F1-707 McLemare, Brownsville, Tenn. Knight, Ralph V1S1-Searcy, Ark. Knoebel, Edgar 1J1-Frankfurt. Germany. Kusano, Kazuo 1S1-Ibaraki. Japan. L Laird, Barbara 1F1-524 East Emerson, Paragould. Ark. Lane,M1nnie Lee 1F1-Tipton, Okl 3 Lane, William 1F1-215 Tenn., Wynne, Ark. Langdon,1va Lou 1F1-Dyess, Ark. Lavender, Paul 1S1-Rt. Sylvester, Ga. Layne, Bryan 1Sr1-Humble, Tex. Leake, Herman 1F1-Rt. 4. Greenville, Tex. Lee, Alfred 15r1-on 687, Linden, Calif. Lee, Joan 1Sr1-Rt. 2, Abilene, Tex. LeMay, Alan CSr1-Rt. 3, Hartselle, Ala. Lemmons, Coletta 1J1-Rt. 4, Paragould, Ark. Lemmons, Demetra 181-131. 4, Paragould, Ark. Lewis, Joe 1F1-5211 Juniper Dr., Mission. Kansas. Lilly, Jeane 1J1-Rt. 2, Hot Springs, Ark. Lineback, Carolyn 1F1-1911 St., Fort Smith, Ark. Linn, James 1J1-Melbourne, Ark. Little, Mildred 1F1-515 N. Fairfield, Amarillo, Tex. Livingston. Helen 1J1-Rt. 2, Greenville, Miss. Lioygklivan 1F1-10 Rayton Place, Johannesburg, South rica. Long, Gerald 1Sr1-Rt. 5, Kingfisher, Okla. Lumpkin, Carol 1Sr1-Marvell, Ark. Lydic, Peggy 1.11-772 Taft Ave, Akron, Ohio. Lyons, Jimmy 1F1-1103 E. River. Searcy, Ark. M McAdams, Bonnie 1S1-Judsonia, Ark. McBride, Dolores 1F1-Havana, Ark. McCalister, Donald 1F1-5anta Paula. Calif McDaniel, Nancy 01-2911 Hogan REL, East Poin1,Ga. McFadden, Edgar 1Sr1-Salado, Ark McFarland, Barbara -207 S. Evanston, Tulsa, Okla. McGinnis, Marjorie 1F1-Rt. 3, Osceola, Ark. McGuire, Janie 1511-605 W. 2nd, Prescott, Ark. McLeod, Geraldine 1Sr1-Rt. 3, Valdosta, Ga. McNalty, Russell 1J1-Rt. 4, Meaford, Ontario. McNutt, Jack 1F1-Box 5431, Norphlet, Ark. McReynolds. Grace 1J1-Rt. 3, DeRidder, La. Mackey, Bill 1G1-Adairville, Kentucky. Maddox, Ruth 1F1-5031 Curtis, Dearborn. Michigan. MaGee, Paul 151-801: 697, Piggott, Ark. Mahaffy, .1 ames 1F1-6975 Park Drive, Kew Garden Hills, N Majors, Jennie 1S1-Rt. 2, Crawford, Reedley, Calif Mallernee, Kenneth 1F1-541 Grant 51., Cadiz, Ohio. Mangrum, Pauline 1F1-605 South 5th. Parag'ould, Ark. Martin, Elizabeth 01-1117 McLain, Newport. Ark. Martin, Jeff 1511-715 E. Center 51., Searcy, Ark. Massey, James 1G1-Rt. 1, Pontotoc, Miss. Mattglews, James 151-1-1020 W. Orange St. L111: 3. Mattox, Billy Joe 1S1-Searcy, Ark. .. Maupin. Helen 151-1576 S Downang, Denver 10;, L: Maxwe11,James 1S1-Rt. 12 Evansville,1nd. May, Cecil Richard 01-2076 Vinton, Memphis 4-,j 1 . Maynard, Hollis 151-8011 234, Canyon, Tex. ' Maynard Peggy 151-1301: 234. Canyon, Tex. , MEDENS JDavidson Adeline 1F1-Box 35, Bernal- Merritt. Eleanor 1F1-Rt1 2, Barnesville, Ohio. Merritt, Tommy 1F1-Box 153, Culle. La. Miller, Bobby Lee 1J1-Rt. 2, Newala Okla. Milton Gloria 1511-21655 Sherman, Detroit,M1cR Mitchtlell, Elizabeth 1F1-1209 Atlanta Ave She Moo1e, Carrie 1S1-Vid01, Tex. Moore,Joe1Sr1-Vidor,Tex. Moore, John 1Sr1-Rt. 1, Ft. Collins. Colo. Moore. John 1Sr1-151 Mark St., Batesville, Ark. Moore, Mike 1S1-Batesville. Ark. Moore, Ralph 1J1-Hornersville, Mo. . Morris, Eugene Robert 1F1-Rt. 3, Carlisle, Ark. Morris, George Lewis 1F1-Rt. 1, Carlisle, Ark. MorrAskSarah Cronm 18111-1307 East Market, 1' . Morris, Theodore 1J1-Rt. 1. Carlisle, Ark. , M01185, Phil 15r1-112 Aberdeen Drive, Middlww. ' 1o. Moser, William 1Sr1-Wiseman, Ark. Murdock, Janice 1Sr1-Dardaneile, Ark. Murphy. Betty Ann 1J1-Tuckerman, Ark. Murphy, Bobbie Joan 1J1-Rt. 4, Florence, Ala. Myer, Buddy 1Sr1-1010 North 2nd SL, McGehee. v -. N Nance, Joan 181-302 Main, Newport, Ark. Nelms, Walter 151-1352 Goodbar. Memphis, Tenn. Nelson, Tom 1S1-Williford, Ark. Noble, Marvin 1J1-Rt. 2, Port Angeles, Wash. , Noland, Ken 151-407 W. Bennett St, Morrilton, '.': Nossaman, Bob 1S1-Isabe1, Kansas. Nossaman, Rita 1Sr1-Isabel, Kansas. Norris, Jack 151-1301: 884, Searcy, Ark. Numajiri. Satoru 1.11-2005 Alago-cho, Ibaraki. Nunley, Ralph 1J1-Rt. 3, Athens, 'Ienn. ' O Odom, Ralph 1F1-Atkins, Ark. .. Olbricht, Glenn 1511-605 N. Cross St, Searcy,- , Olbricht Owen 1.11-605 N. Cross St, Searcy. Ark Oliver Margaret1F1-Box 341, Hope, Ark. Olree, Harry 1Sr1-Braggadocio, Mo. Osburn. Paul 1Sr1-East Pleasure, Searcy, Ark. ., Osburn, Sarah Bess 151-728 N. Arthur, Amarillo . 1, Otey, Dick 1F1-1700 5. Pierce Little Rock, Ar1:'. Outzs, Eugene1F1-Thomasville, Ga. . Owen, Judy 1F1-6930 Corbitt Ave., St. Louis, Owens, Marion Delislc 1J1-Wardell, Mo. P Parish, Tommy 1S1-Box 94b, Kaiser. Ark. Parker. Claude 1J1-Searcy. Ark. . Patterson, Harold Gene 101-7112 Dallas, Houston, Pavlovsky, Johnnie Marie 1S1-Shamrock'1'ex. Payne, Jimmie Darlene 1F1-Box 267, Searcy, Ark. Perrin, Ken 151-Pocahontas, Ark Petree, Eleanor 1F1-412 Tuscaloosa, Ave., Birm' .; Ala. Petree, John 1F1-412 Tuscaloosa Ave., Birmingh Ala. Petrich, Alfred 151-537 East, New York 28, N. Y. Pettit, Tommy 1F1-628 Blandin 51., Ft. Worth 11. Plaum, Richard 1S1-N. Maple Ave., New Gretna. Pharris, Shirley 1F1-815 Louisa, New Orleans, La. Philliott, Joyce 1F1-3138 Elysian Fields, New Orl - a. Pierce, June 1F1-900 Gribble, Sherman, Tex. .- Pittman, Charles 01-3236 Douglas, Memphis 11, Twat Plummer, Jack 1G1-919 E. Market, Searcy, Ark. Poland Sue 15r1-Box 91, Mammoth Spring, Ark. Poxter, David 1J1-Memphis, Tenn Porterfield, Dale 1F1-1725 N. Sanders Ava, Pop :31 Bluff, Mo. Pusey, Betty Ruth 1SJ-Juneau, Alaska. Poteete, Alfred 1Sr1-115 Third Ave, Franklin, Term. Potter. Tommie Ann 1F1-1526 Bodongor Blvd.. New Orleans 14. La. Presley, Glen Travis iFi-Pangburn. Ark. Price, Alta Grace 1F1-1721 Pork. Little Rock. Ark. Price. Marilyn 181-801 E. Race. Searcy, Ark. Privett. Kathryn iSi-Damascus. Ark. Proctor. Muriel iSrI-Box 77. Houghton Lake. Michigan. Prnett. Juanita 00-913 College. Kennett. Mo. Pulley. Charles iFi-McCrory. Ark. Purdom. Bobby Dean iFi-Rt. 1. Monetl. Mo. R Rainey. Gene tSi-Pine Hurst. 'Iex. Rawlings. Marian 1F1-Box 563, TuIia. Tex. Ray, Clifford Earl 01-431 Albany. Shreveport, La. Reed. William D. 1.11-320 W. Maple. Stiilwater. Okla. Reich. Jutta Maria tSrI-Sauers Gasschen 4. Marburg. Germany. Reichel. Gottfried iSIII-l'i' Senckenberg Anlage, Frank- furt. Germany. Reinhardt. Bill C. tF1-172 w. McArthur, Oakland. Cal. Reinhardt. Stan 1F1-172 W. McArthur. Oakland. Cal. Rhetadasil. James E. 1811-1021 Gibbons Dr.. Bossier ity. a. Rhodes. Bruce C. iF1-304 E. Jefferson. Roswell. N. Mex. RhOdES. Darlene 110-304 E. Jefferson. Roswell. N. Mex. Rhoggs. Kenneth tSr1-304 E. Jefferson. Roswell. N. ex. Rhodes. Virginia L. iFi-Box 66. Meeker. Okla. Richards. Barbara 181-270 171h Si... Cleveland. Tenn. Richardson. Charles iFi-Box 27. Rockingham. N C. Richesin. Daisy Dean iFi-Rt 5 HaIrison Ark Richisin. Frances Ingalls tJI-RI. 1. Box 286 DeRidder. Richesin Lester iSI 1-Omaha Ark. Bicheson, Dale T iSrI-Blue Hill Nob. Rialey, Roy Dale iSi-Box 48. Neosho. Mo. RitChjE, Andy T. iF1-306 E. Park Ave.. Searcy, Ark. Roach. Sam George iSrJ-Box 836. Harding College. Searcy. Ar 1:. Roberds. Edna Veriena tFJ-McCIory. Ark. Roberts Bryan 181-1616 Dewey Ave. Bartlesville Okla Roberts. Nancy Anne 1.11-23 Locust SL. Erlanger Ky. Robinsonil Kenneth Gene 180-1527 S. Keeler. Chicago Robinson. Norman Ui-Box 523, Wynona. Okla. Baden. Jackie 181-416 S. 3rd St,. Paragould. Ark. Roe, Joseph Charles iSri-Viola. Ark. 1302, Robert iGI-Newcomerstown. Ohio. Rolhgann, Kent W tSri-Rt.1 Box 428.3art1esville. Rorm'ne Harold tJI-Osage City Kans. Roper. Harold Dean iJI-Viola. Ark. Rot texrblirry. Ann Roberson iSrI-S. Blakeney SL. Searcy. Rowe. Mildred Helen 1810-919 E. Market Searcy. Ark, .169ng Patricia Ann 01-3925 35th Ava. Birmingham. Ruby. Robbie Jean iFI-Atkins Ark Bushmn. Fa tSr1-410 N. Spruce St.. Searcy. AIk. Rusk Don d Robert 01-1751 Preston PL St Louis. Mo. Jansen Corrine iSri-Rt 4 Bentonville. Ark. ussell.Jane1F1-Rt.2.Somerville Ala. Elissell. Lola Myrla Ui-Rt. 2. Somerville. Ala. 5 1531mm. Richard Farley iFJ-44 Highvicw Ave.. Ber- 3a nardsville. N. J. Sam :1 Patty 131-303: 178 Rt.2.Sr.-iotovi11e Ohio Sand.ers Benny iFi-Sitk a Ark. Sanders, Norma Jean iSi-Sitka. Ark Sanderson.AlmaISr1-Box121.Canton.Ok1a. Saunders, Peggy Nell iFi-Rt. 4. Lillie. La. 33ers. Stanley E iSI-Rt. 1. McLoud. Okla. ogliield, Jennie iF1-2226 Piedmont Wichita Falls. ex Scott. Robertc L.U1-on 462 Five Points. Cal Saal. JamesC 01-30:: 132. Douglass, Kans. Staten, Lillian Jane iFi-Box 109. Sharon Springs. Ky Seay, Alice iJI-Boles Home.Quin1an.T.ex Seay, Jo Ann tFi-Boles Home. Quinlan. Tex. See. Don iS1-Sanders, Ky. Salmon;K Billy tFD-Box 746. Harding College Searcy. Sewal. MKathleen Marie 1F1-2949 Ashby. Overland . o. Sexson. James Conway tJ1-Newtonia. Mo. Shaver. Glenn iGI-Box 806. Sta. A. Searcy. Ark. Shaw. Charles tF1-92 Broadway, Hillsdalc. N. J. Shelton. Dick 181-12 Randall Dr.. Boise. Idahu. Sherrill, Bill tSr1-1200 Holden St. Newport. Ark. Shewmaker. Ken iJJ-Paragould. Ark. Shults. Louise iFi-Williford. Ark. Simpson. Florence tSi-Rt. 3. Jackson. Ohio. Skelton. Robert E. iGi-IOO S. Turner. Searcy. Ark. Skinner. T. V. iGi-Rt. 2. Box 91. Vain. Ore. Slatton. Ruth iFi-Swifton. Ark. Smith. A. F.. Jr. iFi-Pialner. Colo. Smith. Charles Robert iSi-Box 126. Charleston. Miss. Smith. Frances iF1-2l6 W. Walnut. Rogers. Ark. Smith. Jimmy G. tFi-Clinton. Ark. Smith. Mary 01-522 S Webster. Norman. Okla. Smith, Nina 151-1209 Poplar SL. Grenada. Miss. Spickler, John tSri-Wainut Ridge. Ark. Spurlock. Herman iSri-Rt. 2. Judsonia. Ark. Stamps. Norma iJi-Stigler. Okla. Starks, Marilyn 1171-3330 Ivanhoe. Si. Louis. Mo. Starling, Harvey iJi-Imboden. Ark. Starling. Herman iFI-Pocahontas. Ark. Stephens. Curtis tFi-Rt. 1. Box 258. Wewoka. Okla. Stevens. Alvin O. iSr1-7749 Vista Dr.. El Paso. Tex. Stevens. Carol iSi-Judsonia. Ark. SlevEdns. Corene iSr1-Star Route. Box 22. Estancia. N. ex. Stevens. Marion iSi-Truman. Ark. Stewart. Betty iFi-l'i' Ontario At. Beamsvilie. Ont... Canada. Stine. Terry iF1-3720 Sullivan Rd.. Sebastopoi. Cal. Stone. Don 01-3308 S. Tyler. Amarillo. Tex. Stotis. Edwin Keith 151-612 E. Center. Scarcy. Ark. Sliother. Peggy iFI-Rt. 2. Manila. Ark. Stroud. i-Iazel 151-401 S. Cherokee. MorIilion. Ark. Stuckwish. Joyce iFi-Edmond Okla. Sullivan, Sue iFi-Nashviile. Ark. Summitt. Knox 1F1-200 Grand Ave.. Searcy. Ark. Summitt. Paul C. 1171-200 Grand Ave.. Searcy. Ark. Summitt. William 1510-200 Grand Ave. Searcy. Ark. Sutherlin. Elizabeth Jane 181-106 N. 4th. Searcy. Ark. T Talbot. Harry iFi-Pocahontas. Ark. Taylor. Virginia iFI-Rt. 6. Box 551, Paragould. Ark. Thom. Meredith 1.11-2745 Marshall 51., Rockford. 111. Thompson. Amy Lee IFI-Rt. 4. Dexter. Mo. Thompson. George iJ1-Rt. 5. Searcy. Ark. Thornton. John 'I'. iSi-Box 296. Caiel'a. Ala. Thurman, Troy iJi-Canyon, Tex. Till. Farrell iSi-Wardell. Mo. Todd. Dorothy iSl'i-502 W. Pleasure. Soarcy. Ark. Todd. Ruby Anita iSr1-310 W. 10111 St. Scdalia. Mo. Todd. Steve 1516-120 Edgeworth. Robertson. Mo. Truitt. G11 tFi-Sitka. Alaska. Turbylfiii. Betty iSi-Wesi Lawrencv Si... Russoilviiiv. A a. 'I'umbow. Peggy 1J1-8041'I2 E. Center. Searcy. Ark. Tut'ribow. Robert Wood 1816-3661 Darien. Shreveport. a. Turner. Etaweazze 151-151? 24th 81.. Lubbock. Tex. Tuitlcton, James IFi-Rt. 2. Box 149A. N. Liniv Rock. Ark. U Underwood. David iGi-Box 435. Harding College. Searcy. Ark. Underwood. Donald iF1-1727 Idaho Aux. Chickashu. Okla. V Vandermolen. James iFi-Ravia. Okla. VanI-Iorn, Verna IFI-Corning. Ohio. Vanwinkie. Nancy tJi-Box 81. Bay. Ark. Vaughn. Veriin iFi-Rt. 1. Box 120A. Vale. Ore. Vaughan. Nedra tSi-Rt. 4. Searcy. Ark. Vineyard, Mary tSi-Shirley. Ark. Voyles. Pauline tSi-Rt. 1. Box 311. Honryvnu. Okla. W Waites. William Huey iSi-Ringgold. La. Waites. Pete iFi-Ringgold. La. Walker. Frank 1171-2505 Koepko. CnIIpus Christi. Tnx. Walker, Ruth iSi-Hardy. Ark. Ward. Doyle IFJ-Clintnn. Ark. 222 qull Ann H-W -HiH W 1me SL. Littlv Ruck, Atk. Wan; qu-ll tJl--HL 3, Bux 1972 El Unrudu. Ark. Wall'lh. Drlunu rFl-Bux 4. Aluchua. Flu. qulms, Larry 1'Si-an 244. Alachuu, Flu; Waugh. L'hurlu- Floyd HW-SC-ntinel, Okla, Wayland. ShulL-y Sue SFSSSZU E. 8th 51., leraguuld. Ax . WL'bh. Dunuld IISSSRL 1. Box 260, Strathmurc. Cal, Wt-hh. Mildred tJl-Bux 173. Keyes. Okla. West. Jnn-ta tJlSCharlestrm, Miss. Went. Peggy !SJ-5614 Rolland Dr., Mission. KansS Wrslmurvlund. Lurlinu SSnSWaterford, Miss. Whitukt-r, Mary Ann LDS1351 Snowden, Memphis. Tenn. Whilv. Ella lmuisv 130-5324 Kiff SL, Sciotnvillc. Ohio. White. P'lm'L-nu- SSHSSZb Cleveland, Clam. Mich. Whitehvud. Larry kD-Oxford Miss. Wilhurn. Jumps Ray HUSH?! N. Boston. Tulsa. Okla, Wiikm'mn. Dunuld fFJSHL 2. Box 3362 Roswell. N. Mex. WIIkPI'B-iun, Wayland iFiSIZDO E. Market. Searcy, Ark. Wllllzmns. 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Wanda Adair SSHwBux 72. Van. Ta-x. Wright. Winfrvd IFJWGI'CCDWEIy. Ark. Y Yuhc. Hvlvn tSHSan 554, Frvdorlck. Okla. Ynung. Jnhniu- UUWSOZ 5. Line, Scurvy, Ark. Y1u-, Gl-nrgv WHSIZ Wanluu Kuk Taipc: Mur'kvl-N.T.. Hum: Kung. China Z Zvlmk. Julm HUS??? Ann SL, Duryva. Pt-nn. Zink, Jumps Kvnh GDSZHIH S. Marinn. Tulsa 5. Okla. HIGH SCHOOL Allc-n. EI't-nvlt !Sl-20ll2 Wuvvrhy, Ml-mphisS Tenn. AH-hvr, Ll-nnru 610-2934 Ashby 3d,, Overland. Mn. qulrlwin. Mnuricr tSt'3San 646. Svarcy. Ark. Baldwin. Mavis iFlian 646, Scurcy. Ark. Ht-urhum, L'nmlyn SSHa Bux 689. Bowling. Ky. Black. William 110-209 Upzas 81.. San Dicgtx Calif. Hordu-r. Phnris UL-Knubvl. Ark. anlnn. llrrmnn tSJ7121 N. Jucktaun. Little Ruck, Ark. Brumg Je-ssu- SSiS435 Virginia. Albuqum'quv. N. M. Bryant. Shulhy iSJ-Rt. l. Sval'cy, Ark. Burkhnllvl'. W. D. Ul7585ll Highland. Svilrcy. Ark. Calldwvll, Fims SSHSSJM Wizync St... Kennett. Mn. Cnmu-r. llyrum W!7220 Crusx SL. SL-al'cy. Ark. Cupe-lnnd, Put LSI'372ISP Fountain. Little Rock, Ark. 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Grant St. Brownsville; vad, Carolyn Lee GUSRL 3, szn'cyS Ark. lived. Dorothy Lnuisv LhiRl. 3. SHII'CM Ark. Rhudvs. Mike SSJ-SOQ E. Mm'kt-t. Scurvy. Ark. Rhodes. Mikv Gh-E. MurkL-t. St-urL-y. Ark. Ritchie, Edward SSISJSOG FL Park wa, Svul'cy. Roberts, Jimmy SSStIEOZ Cross. St'ill'Cy. Ark. Hohm'lsun. Peggy Ann SSi-Rl. 3. Nnrth Link! Ark. Robinson, Jean, Ht. 2. Shrvw-wnrl. Lu. Roper. Della LHSan 773. Svnrcy. Ark. Rntvn. Dt-annzn WUSTOB Huyc-s 81.. Sunny. Ark. Shuplaw, Gail SSS-227 anust. Fuyvllvvillc. Ark. Smith. Bub LDfSIZEI Ll'l' Ava. SL-nrcy. Ark. Smith, Nancy LS: 426 N. Grand. Sr: 'L'y Ark. Smithvrland. Cat'lnn UI-HDT Ensl Ru bt' rcy. Spaulding. Janis Ui-TDI East Mm'kvl. Smn'cy. Ar Stnlenn, len Dcwvy SSi-ElO-i E. Cvnlvr. SL-arcy. Stinsnn, Bun tSrJ;3HG Ivy Aux, Lug Angvlcs 34. Tndd. GL'UI'gC SSLJSUZ WS I'lunsurv. Scurry. Ark. 'I'm'l'os. Mary SSS-Zlb' East 114111 St. va York, N. Turmzm, Mary Frances tSL-Svurcy. Ark. Vzmdcrpuol, Humid Young LDSZUG S. Cl'uss. St Ark. Vundct'pnol. Jnhn Paul tJlSZOG 5. Cross. Scarcy. Vundorponl. Roy Eldon 0'37206 S Cram Smrcy. Van Eaton. Charlos David LD-RBII Mncun Rnud. a ,. phis 12S Tenn. Warfvl, Betty Lnu KSH-Rl. I, Tnlcmu, HI. Wuibvl. John LH-22 W. filh. Edmund. Oklu. Whilv. Marlon hHian 154. Mmfm'd. Cimildil. r Special thanks to CATHERINE ROOT of the Alumni Office for the aid she gave us in col- lecting information. NEIL COPE and his secretary. BETTY ULREY. oi the Public Relations Office for the cover photograph and several other negatives. for the con- stant use of photographic equipment. and for the help and advice they have given the Petit Jean Staff. DR. JOE PRYOR. our adviser. for always helping us with our problems and guiding us in the production of this annual. EILEEN SNURE. for the arrangement of the Petit Jean Queen prelimi- nartes. FAMILY SHOE STORE for the use of their shoes for divisional pages. DALLAS FLORISTS for the nosegay used in the divisional page. PETIT JEAN STAFF. especially to those who stayed up all night to meet the deadline. ALL. who in some small way helped us with the 1953 Patti Jean. 223 h fin. .. v.34; AIL r: , LN WHUJ 131.... .r- 4, 1.: ocrAn-sga PETIT J EAN 1953 Petit Jean 1953 NOT TO BE TATGEN FEOM LiBRARY For Reference Not to be taken from this room