Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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THE HOME MANAGEMENT HOUSE, named Echo Haven by the student body, will ac- comodalc six young women as they gain experienm in home management under supervision. SEWELL HALL. named in honor of Mr. and Mrs. .Jussc P. Sowell, who donated a large portion of the cost, is a faculty-staff apart- ment building containing seven furnished Hpartrnnnls: THE INFIRMARY has modern hospital facili- THE ACADEMY houses the high school, ties and contains both wards and private grade school, and also the print shop and the rooms, storage room. kkx-R

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, .- mafia EAST DORM is equipped to provide rooms THE SCIENCE ANNEX. built of war surplus for sixty-four young men, material. houses the chemistry laboratory. And Left A Part Of Our Hearts ARMSTRONG HALL. men's dormitory accommodating two hundred students. is named in honor of the late J. N. Armstrong. The rooms are furnished with modern. new furniture and have connecting baths.

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Rendering Unselfish ServiceforChristianEducaIion E The Board of Trustees h STANDING: Lott Tucker. Searcy; W. O. Eeeman. Memphis, Tenn; T. J. McReynolds, Merril- ton; Louis E. Green, Tulsa, Okla; Jim Bill McInteer, Nashville, Memphis, Tenn; Richard Fuller, Memphis, Terms, Dr. John Young. Dallas, Text SEATED: Houston T. Karnes, Baton Rouge, La.; J. A. Thompson, Searcy; Dr. George S. Benson. Searcy; C. L. Ganus. St, New Orleans, La.; 1... M. Graves, Memphis, Tenn: G. W. Kieffer, Florence. Ala. NOT PICTURED: D, F. Anguish. Cleveland. Ohio: Lemar: Johnson. Wenat- chee, Wash; Flanoy Alexander, Delight; W. D. Rhodes. Topeka, Kansas; and John E. Kirk. Topeka. Kansas. Tenn; Milton Peebles. Saratoga; Vernon Lovinggood, The Board of Trustees... In striving for her goal of giving students an oducation which will hlead to an understanding and a philnsophy of life consistent with Christian ideals? THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 0f Harding College is indispensable. Outstanding men, devoted tn the Christian way nf life, have served the College through this Board throughout the thirty-nne year history of this institution. During these years they have formulated the policy. made the decisiuns and guided the College with the interest of the student hudy foremost in their minds. Serving uni 16 selfishly, dedicated to the propagation of Christian education, these men are the very backbone of Harding College. Present chairman of the board is L. M. Graves, M. D., Memphis, Tenn. A board member .for thir- teen years, Dr. Graves became chairman of the board during the November, 1954 meeting. C. L. Ganus, New Orleans business man. served as chair- man of the board for thirteen years. During this period, 1941-1954, Harding College experienced a great growth and development. ;