Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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1 music find the at Harding. Tho Musiv npnrtunitios in the music L and outside activities. m about music may oh- V studying in music thonry .ation Classes, and through umontal lessons. r singing are made avail- r'ding A Cappolla Chorus g Chorale. The A Cappolla s'qiritual messages and pleasure C trips. Horording for 178 stations in xska and Canada. the Chorus sang h the hearts of W lation. fenjoyod mus. ung by tho Chorale Tturoghip. a program of Christmas J spring concert. Four professional ncorts were presented on tho Harding .12 the year. Jr. Moore giving private voice lesson to Alan. This is just one of the many fields in which Harding's students may im- prove themselves by practice and expert instruction. Dr. Joe taking care of the technical and of recording songs by the small chorus; just one of his many duties. A wide variety of songs, secular and religious. are used. Last minute rehearsal - traveling under extremely tight schedules the chorus members must rehearse, eat, sleep and study when ever and wherever time will permit. Fall chorus trip Owen scratches. Harold contemplates study. Jerry looks bewildered. and O, D. all are typical chorus trip reactions h except Haroldk Sooms sleepy;

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HCfasualty South of Manila directed by Helen Hen- drlx, Winner of the Lest one act play award. Plays are glVen as fulfilhrmm, of a speech major requirement M May an hmmh IIHHIV' slllthlHS i8 Hll' . ing 5nd lvnrning tngyt rmnnx and tho drmv trihutvs to tho studt-n fivld 'Hw ApprvmiH-s Campus Hnwlrs and Alf, tinnal hnnnmrv dramat. dramatir dubs at Hardi b nrgnnimtinns spvml man. wurking tnwardx Hm prmll whirh wvn' prmmltod durinLr tho pvrfnrmanrvs mngml from the V to thv thrm wuiur plav prmh. thsummor N5 8 Droamf Cnrd. um! Pnppa R All? Sturlvnh. anximm tn domm talvntx. worn given an nppnrtunity H10 talvnt shows. After the first ta in tho fall. tho Qtudvnt ble mam thv xpring porfnrmancijikThv Inna MuxL uvll rmx'ardvd Qinro tho 'shmx' was a big Sh um Smdmm aim lnnkml fnnvard to the pro dllrtinn Hf thv nno art playg. Tho productim Haw. Campm Players and tho Apprentices vnmhinvd fnrvm tn providv entertainment m-vr'y tun week by those p1E1 V9. ' Midsumm0r Night's Dream first Shakespearean pro- duwrion on tho Harding stage in years, Here Puck has JUSl thrmxn a snare into the 1ion and his cronies. A smnc from Fall Footlights talent show, ' The Team. :lwompzmiod by the The Blue Beats were part uf thy night's entertainment.

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Intramural Directon: Cecil Beck, Imogene McAl'uter and Hugh Rhodes. I ..n.'.- . Haw Janis and Virginia find tennis a relaxing game after a day of study. Come spring, the courts are full. Under the direction of Cecil Beck and ably assisted by Hugh Rhodes, the department of health and physical education offers a broad and varied intramural sports program for men. It provides a wide variety of competitive activities which are available to every student in the col- lege. Mr. Beck was assisted by several students who helped in officiating some of the sports. Football, baseball. volley- ball, tennis, baseball, and softball were just some of the sports in which more than 250 boys took an active part. With Miss Imogene McAlister at its head, the wom- en,s intramural program, which includes basketball, 80ft- ball, tennisg volleyball, archeryq badminton, and several other sports. was partiripated in by more than 150 young women. Jack Wood Sears, of the faculty next pitch in an important league During a Saturday night game, Neil watches eagerly as his teammates try to control the ball.