Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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Th1,- studvnt H-ntt-r pmw-s inviting to fuvrulty as well as Itu- donts. Professors here tnkl- their daily bn-ak Harding women at one of their monthly meetings designed to promote friendship and better acquaintance. A LooEiAt The Faculty Outside The Classroom Before discussion of Harding's pertinent problems, faculty members enjoy a short social. 19

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wt 1 O Ix II. I! - hut ' v- I Mthmm - 'e. mg; t'a '1 1H 9;. H W: .33.!!! hi 'i'ttft 3:2: .. 130- : WW. 1- izlb'v i '1 The Board of Trustees e W. D. Rhodes, Wichita, Kansas; Flanoy Alexander, Delight; Louis Green. Tulsa. O'L 73.:,.Dr.'J9hn Young. Dallas. Tex.; T. J. McReynolds. Morrilton; J. A. Thompson, Searcy; Milton Peebles. Saratoga; Dr George Benson. SearcmyiY Dr. L. M. Graves. Mem- phiS, Tenn; Dr. Houston T. Karnes, Baton Rouge, La.; W. O. Beeman. Memphis, Tum; John E. Kirk, Topeka. Kansajk; D. F. Anguish, Cleveland, Ohio; G. W. Kieffer, Florence, Ala.; Jim Bill McInteer. Nashville. Tenn; R. D. Fuller: Memphis. Tenn: Leman Johnson. VVen- atchee, Wash; NOT PICTURED: R. V. Lovinggood, Memphis, Tenn. Those Who Are Consecrated To Christian Ideals The Board of Trustees of Harding College is icated t0 the progress of Christian education, these indispensable in providing a program that will lead men are the backbone of Harding College. to a philosophy of life consistent with Christian L. 1V1. Graves. RI.D.. Memphis. Tenn. is present ideals. These outstanding men are devoted to the Chairman of the Board. Dr. Graves took this posi- Christian way of life. With the interest of the stu- timi following the retirement of C. L. Ganus in 1954-. dent body foremost in their minds, they have for- In September. 1955. Harding College and the mulated the policies, made the decisions, and guid- Board suffered a n'mnondous loss in the death of Rh. ed the college throughout the thirty-two years of Camus. nth: rendered invaluable service to this in- its existence. Rendering unselfish service and dede stitutiml while chairman of the board.

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Fulbright ROW ONE: B.A., Profs r Woml-n . . . Prof 1f En M.A., . ROW TWO: Richard C. Ba. Political Scien . . James Prof. of ChristiixDoctrine Barton, Jr., Ph Ar Doctrine. -ROW THREE: CeciFMurl be Prof. of ..Physis -' Education Samuel Albert Bell, B.A., Ass tus of ' Bib'leJ. . . Wu Dum Prof. of Home Mimics an the DepartmerMiif A b V . ; 17-: ROW FOUR: William LeShre Burke, M.A., Prof. of Greek an'd' German gmd Chairman of the Department of Forejgn 'anguages and Liter- ature . . . James Gu- vw, M.A., Asst. Prof. of History . . . Floren , . .' CaCJhcart, B.A., Inst. of Elementary Edutgtbn and Dean Emerita of Women. ROW FIVE: Neil B. Cope, M.S.J.. Prof. of Journalism and Chairman of the Department ...Kenneth Davis, Jr.. M.M.. Asst. Prof. of Music . . . John Lee Dykes, M.S.. Asst. Prof. of Christian Education. ROW SIX: J. D. Fenn. M.A., Prof. of Business Administration . . . Pattie Jo Russell Fenn, M.A.. Assoc. Prof. of Business Education ..E. Glenn Fulbright, M.M., Asst. Prof. of Music.