Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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FRESHMEN WARREN WONG ACHUCK Hong Kong, Chirm YONG KEE AHN Seoul, Korea CECIL ALEXANDER Dearborn, Mich. HERMAN ALEXANDER Casa, Ark. WALLACE ALEXANDER Delight, Ark. JAMES BENTON ALLEN Appleton, Ark. GWENDOLYN AMOS Angleton, Tex. RUBY BETH ANDERSON West Plains, Mo. PEGGY JEAN ARNOLD Rockford, III. PATRICIA B. AULT Farmersburg, Ind. BONNIE BAILES Tacoma, Wash. EUGENE BAILEY Memphis, Tenn. EDWARD C. BAKER Nyack, N.Y. VIRGINIA ANN BAKER Walnut Ridge, Ark. MAX W. BATES Summerfield, Ohio NORMA JEAN BAWCOM Bastrop, La. CARROL P. BENNETT Dubach, La. BOB B. BLAKE Oklahoma City, Okla. SHIRLEY ANN BLAKE Sherrill, Ark. MOLLIE BRADKE Little Rock, Ark. JERRY BRODERICK Wardell, Mo. DEWEY BROWN Port Arthur, Tex. SUSIE BRYANT Camden, Ark. LUCILLE BUCK Leachville, Ark.

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Herman Alexander, Vice-Presi- dent; Sarah Srygjey, Secretary; Dick Richardson, President. THE FRESHMEN IT COULD have been due to an exceptional crop of ne ' students, or perhaps to a new wave of enthusiasm that per- meated campus activities this year, but whatever the cause, the Freshman Class proved one of the most progressive and promising classes to enter Harding of recent years. No sooner had the flurry of registration week subsided than a new rush was on, this time to elect Freshman class officers. Banners appeared over night proclaiming Hayes for Presi- dent and What We Need is Rain and Richardson! Evi- dently this timely appeal proved good psychology because, as predicted, this new class found capable leadership in Dick Richardson, and he in turn found his way to the fish pond with the aid of cheerful supporters. Their Committee of Recommendations and Suggestions to the Student Council made thirty suggestions during the year and received recognition in Chapel, the Bison, and from the Student Council. Flowers and get-well cards cheered a large number of classmates, and new freshmen received letters of welcome at the second semester and were honored by a reception party in- the Emerald Room. Big events in- cluded a Hobo Party and spring outing for the class and as a reminder of their interest in Harding, they contributed a gift everyone could enjoy. 0 - Jack Wood Sears, Class Sponsor j ' l A , 28

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FRESHMEN JACK BURBRIDGE Ann Arbor, Mich. LAVERA HANES BURKET Searcy, Ark. KAYE BUSH Santa Ana, Calif. RICHARD EUGENE BYRD Pleasant Plains, Ark. FINIS CALDWELL Kennett,,Mo. DOROTHY CALLAHAN Huntsville, Ala. FOY CARRINGTON Detroit, Mich. FRANKLIN CLARK Waldo, Ark. ALYCE BELINDA CLARK Juneau, Alaska JO ANN CLARK SearcY, Ark. PAUL THOMAS CLARK Waldo, Ark. ROBERT C. CLARK Grant, Okla. BOB THOMAS CLAUNCH Dayton, Ohio GRACE CLAYTON Carlisle, Ark. ANN ELTA COOPER Memphis, Tenn. LUCRETIA COOPER Newport, Ark. WILLIAM CRADDOCK. South Point, Ohio PATSY SUE CRAIG Jonesboro, Ark. THOMAS CRINER Little Rock. Ark. TYSON CROSS Tulsa, Okla. JOE M. CUELLAR Kokomo, Ind. JEAN DALTON Overland, Mo. JOSEPH W. DARRAH Marietta, Ohio DELBERT DAVIS Sebastopol, Calif.