Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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p: i4idi !- fl fei P r ' TTT Mrs.Florencc M.CaWicart- Qima T7late Dedicated to tho»« who love H4irdin College lloyd O. Sanderson M m J ' a ' r ±2 145 : I. N«ar th€ foofr-h;il9 of th« Oz -arks. Midst of Mil and plain; 2.0ins-tlao stand-ard Is her mot - io ; Chris iitn life i« stressed; 3. Hard-irt o - pens wide her por - tela « Thus in-vli-mg all F s f M Sf )H r s g 7-t . Sir Standsour glo-n-ous Al - ma Ma - ter •, Hard-In Is her name. And In ev - ' ry branch oP learn-mg. Each one does his best . Who would tread the path to knowledge ; Heed then to her call m f- ■•F P h i a Refrajn. Vigoroso fe J— i ■LJ ' l -r r Sing the cho - rus. ' sKout it loud - ly Ech - o - in thro ' the vale . M P - P : s ;r I. m Hail to thM, b - lov - ed Hard-ing Al-ma M« - ter. Hail. ' » fr- — 19 — !• — 3-»« — • — m — » =3: 1 .

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tUjCi c jP £U-ouv ?5 FOREWORD... Je There are very few real memories of a college year that can be photographed and printed on the pages of a yearbook. Pictures of chapel, meal lines, and club functions are taken, but they become worthwhile only because of the small but important events they recall — the ideas you gained in chapel, the friends you met in meal lines, and the shocked moment when you fell into a cold creek on a club outing. You, as an individual, will have to fill in these pages with remembrances of your part of the 1953-54 year at Harding. Some things you have learned — some things you have forgotten — and it is the purpose of this book to try and record for future enjoyment perhaps the most eventful year of your life. Hoping this meeting of ideas with printer ' s ink and paper has in some measure accomplished its purpose, we present this 1954 PETIT JEAN to the student body for whom it was created.

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w , tJl N X ai4 i. CONTEN ' T Jhe Coilege Classes Activities . Clubs . . Sports Features The Year. . The Academ]( . V . W