Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

 - Class of 1957

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M Athletic interests are met through Harding's excellent intramural sports program Students settle down for an evening of television entertainment in the Cathcart recep- tion room. , ' T And Recreation Us 1' gi , 2 4 , fflfzgg Nr 'Y if up at wx X ,V k ' nr? Q' ,AQ 4 f,7-,-f1-- gi r, ' ' 6, , f -y i ! .- Ld ,pa is .'. -5- 'lq xrk -x--uf ff' , 1 Q fa fyf e t i Q 55 S wi -. ' .ZQE A Although the Work of our forefathers was arduous and their hardships were many, they had their occasions of festivities and relaxation. In the early years of our coun- try, hunting and exploring the vast frontier wilderness challenged the attention of many. Also, the diversity of household duties gave variety and prevented their Way of life from becoming routine and monotonous. However, they had their clambakes, log rollings, turkey shoots, fid- dling contests and community sings. Hard- ing provides many types of Wholesome rec- reation for her students. The excellent intramural sports program and open per- iods for play in the gym enable students to participate as well as to Watch. The lyceum series and several art, dramatic, forensic, journalistic and music organizations afford excellent recreational opportunities, Outings, such as this, are a vital part of college life. 4,

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is-rc it The thoughtful expressions of Pat, Roy, and Jerry reflect the scholastic challenge to all Harding students. One of the outstanding features of our American way of life is the unique educa- tional system that we have developed. For nearly two centuries, beginning with the establishment of Harvard in 1636, most of the colleges in our country were founded by religious groups. Near the beginning of the nineteenth century the state university movement began. Today approximately half of the college students attend private colleges and universities while the other half attend tax-supported institutions. Side by side there has developed a huge program of mass higher education and an outstand- ing graduate and professional program. Harding has made a distinct contribution through its program of American Studies which has become a model for similar pro- grams in other colleges and universities. in fr 422. , W ll -i he r a u as f A W Of St d K 42 6 fy., f I f , .. fi' if ' .- ,,:.., j I f 5 gg This panel discussion concerning office management shows one of the many educational facilities open to every student. 6



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Betty prepares for her teaching career by conducting a history class in the Academy. ln order to survive the rigorous condi- tions in the new world, the Pilgrim fathers found it necessary to develop a spirit of co- operation and service. Men would plow the fields, harvest the crops or build houses for a sick neighbor or a widow in their community. Women served in taking care of the sick and providing food and clothing for those in need. Even though our society has become very complex, the spirit of ser- vice remains an important element of the American way of lifej The Harding spirit grows out of the humble service rendered in many ways by both students and teach- ers-visits to the county farm and homes of shut-ins, supplying food and clothing to needy families, and conducting cottage Bible classes being typical examples. Most Harding graduates become teachers, preach- ers or homemakers-great fields of service. N, s Q fl l M. J y a- 4.4 A 5 s l AW Qf S ' ay STVICS . . . it Q, Russell McNa1ty - ax K conducts services Dr. Roy Wellborne, head of Harding's Student Placement Office, discusses future job possi- for the local colored congregation. bilities with Ted Lloyd. tQ,',,t. , ,..- 5 QE Q A giant '

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