Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1959 volume:

The '59 Petif Jean SEARCY. ARKANSAS HARDING COLLEGE V O L U M E X X X V SALLIE E. TURNER, MANAGING EDITOR JOE W. HIGHTOWER. BUSINESS MANAGER DR. JOSEPH E. PRYOR, FACULTY ADVISER 2 h- CAMPUS INTRODUCTION DEDICATION ACADEMIC LIFE . STUDENT LIFE . ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETIC EVENTS SOCIAL CLUBS HARDING ACADEMY . ADVERTISEMENTS STUDENT INDEX . CONCLUSION 68 . I04 . l32 . l54 . I86 . 230 . 254 Cd is Truth. Truth is everywhere. Truth is found in college life. h.' 5w su' . . fui-rm-FH UNITY m West: struU-ures of nus! 1:111: pluswv s,mimzus bgmiwumte K: all genemtans o? Huvdmgs dynamic purpose of exisfing. PERSEVENANCE through hours of prncfiuz in the Music Buildxng of voice, piano, and other inSIrUrTIEFHS produms supeuor nwsicmns of highesv collber THE American Siudies Bwldmg hosts :1 program of 1M: snmc mums and mher progressive organizations. JHINCTJONAI. llbrclry benchls many penple. Beaumont Memonnl lwty has resemda, lvinurr: n:ndinq,nnd recmd Flsfemng famhhes - of shared EHOFT 0nd pleasure ore ended by 7w from I? blq rower eunh nigh! N Van o'clock. is discovemd and displayed Through research and laboratory Vr zbedumhonui methods applied in Ihe Science Buildmc; THE rlmn-ful hrlknnws 0f Pmric Cobb HFIH prcvtdr' mdour-ouhlom Iwmg for hourqu women sludems 1k I ENIGMA 1'; r1 rivsrrwphnn r1 vvslfor mny M rc Craducxle Hle on W; luvs! Ion: 09 Elm mum of HS EIan IN THE gym, mlurr'olhiqiulc rmd inrmmuml puriidpnms luurn Io exercise smlf-conrrol 05 Huey shive In NH: 90mm RESIDENTS of Armsnong HuH and onr dorms fmd group nchviry hmming to live wnh owersiiis wlmt coums in Lioanory lafe DEVELOPING ease in social contacts is only one elemem nf the edumrion that an individual absorbs in four years of campus living. 'Iu uIHCAIT, our hull of ivy, live 191 of 405 women students . . . Living in Echo Haven to finish BOTH students and teachers Interrupt schedules main! requirements, girls studymg home economics Ieurn planning, budgeling skills, and housekeeping. no rain: in Gongs Student Center during The day, 2 Eu. 1 DURING two years at Westminster Choir College with any year of touring wiih the Weslmmsrel choir. Davis esrobl-shed q 'I'lendshlp wirh o remher. George Lynnl who has composed and dedicated two choral pieces V0 lhe A Coppello chorus. FORMING a Chnsrmn home wilh his wifE Berry for limir rhrno sans is pression of hmh in lit:1 Me of u mun who er-mpiliu- i ciwi vlwouvntics Cirristinniry among Ins tmquownmrmes A staum'h pillar of truth declares the radiance of its froodums. Tn be strong in truth moans defending it. Dvhindin;r it demands personal integrity. linldA ing iill' Iwrl'm'linn in truth as the Quill of his tntaI oxpm'ienro. as a tracher. as a student Working for an mlvunrml de'rgi'eo. as a Christian developing the spirituality 0f nlhers in the odificalinn of music. Kmmclh Davis refuses to compromise the principles uf his faith. Snoingz thv nocnssity of leading ntimrs inln Lmtiu ho Rptint sovvral years preparing; himself at Harding. Nnrll: Toms Smu- College. and VVostminstor Choir cm 5:0 He may :nferrupi r1 grime in much his boys c1 prmcnpie, College. 'Much of his timv i5 g'ii'on to revealing spiritual truths in the music nf rmlgregatimml singv ing. Besirivs lmdin;r singing at the College Church Davis ieachos a Bible study Class. directs the A Cap- polla Chorus. crmdnrls ilio symphunolte. and teaches millage music CiHSSCS. Because he uphuhis the truth. his is the knowledge of its freednmrimnnpassinm spirituality. tolerance, lm'o, humility. Brcmiso ho Sl'PkS first God and lhe ossenro of His tmth and homuso 0f his dodimtinn to this truth. Um 1059 Putit Jean is dedicated by the senior Class in Prnfvssur KENNETH DAVIS. ...... DEDICATION O ne who learns Truth is constrained to reveal if. ACADEMIC LIFE Administration I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I A MAN duoply imprnslivi In students slcmds m his office window and is inspwred by them as they hle across Ihe campus on thew way 20 chupeL A very busy F'resw'dnni is George 5. Benson, but he makes Time for even the smullesl student problem. Thws man found Herding :15 CI smoH struggling school IJUT earh year has set u goal forI H mm he has never fClIlE'd to reach. Courageous. emergent, per- sment, eHiuc-m, and conscienVious, Dr. Benson moves on always looking In Me fulure wi1h hope and fcmh m the held M Chnshun educnhon and :Is Opporlunmus for growth THE MAN for Ihe IobW This well describes Bull J Tongue, Jr, VICE President For Develop- mem, for if any man can advance Hurdrng he run His superb sense of humor, gracious tact, and mnlogwous SITME amply qualify him to W his position 05 c1 represenfcmve of the sdvool TO wmplmmm I'm: goals w! fol Hurrhm; Dr Er-nson spunk muny Jams HI mr rva In -I ImuL WHHK. ham Hz:- OHICE- 10 We premclems horny,- ur m The m'lny mn'-'1c1s M: makes WIHI studs-ms on campus, hm dmmuwr x5 :In r-wi'sswon of wmhly. THING becomes prommcm in me mxnris of UN who to 1:an Dan L C Senrsihws beautifm philos- of Mel We know hum as a wise teacher. a busy imalon a scholar of highest quallw, and u pmiem -r . . a mrln HHOUgh whom Yhe smdems rend hineemh chnmur of I Corinthians 05 War example. THIS is rhe man who can Studies group, Ciafmn L. Gonus excels scholar. . ' H opening doors to students and American business people 'hrough his wOrk wnh the Ameri- A symbd of progress in many fields, hlm because of ins fervor for Me, As Vrce-Presidenr of Hurdmg Cchgc, he has 0 great furure and a great IESpOHSibiIHy far serwcc in education. Studems respeU FROM Chupcl' announcements ro class drops, this Is Me man to 5252 Jim Avkmson, Dean of Sm- denm, possesses rhe magnihcen'r abilury to know all smdenfs personofly, seemingly at firs? acquaint- ance. His WII' and devotion to sewnce stand out and influence campus friends and Harding visitors teacher, speaker, mhlere,ond .121me T i! GUARDIAN of Hmrdmgk Investments :5 lutt Tucker, Jr, Business Manager WM: a wise mind in spending, he oversees ouxdiary enterprises, muinV tenance and new construction, studem roons. school pcyrolll and similar iobs BOARD nwn1lwrs meuhng unnumliy m November, furmululu pollues for Chnshnn educohon, On Ihe fwrsr row are W 0 Beemon, L MV Enuves Ll; George Benson FE D FUHeI On the si-Lond scrw on.- D. F. Anguish Flunoy Aloxundet, J A lhompson. MwHon Peebles, I J MIvannids, R V Lovmggood, DR. W K. SummiH. vvglsrmr ol the mHt-qv and sponsor 0' H19 CerIE K Hub und lumbdu Sigma soda! duh, w: rhuumnn DI boll: the depot! mer 0' Psydxoloqy nmf rhe Board of UIII'TIOIX oi h1nul Wyldcwood DR. EDWIN M. Huqhvs, Dmecror of Pwrhukqud Emmwlrnq 15 n man !0 whom NH utwh-n . no my personal iLlUnl: Hmuqu IN, srl :duk: x5 full, hr hula Hnu- M lm-ruiu mniw Sumlny rind H-mh gmyrhnlquy -.vn sghomdmys DIRECTOR o! Hotlirh Services and Physlrnl fdunlhon Chmrrnun, M. E Borrylnll has gumm! reaped m his wmlr wwlh boys He has bPEH in- smmnmm! m rmlmg Hun levwol Of mlmec-Jmm ulhlrhns n! Harding J4rn Bull Mclmt-ur l.g-mnn Johnson, D! Houston T, Kmnes, and John E Kirk are no! pIUured. umpw .ffl' --se 5 0! l5 menn rmri dw mg PM my mun. - r-mm-fn MM h1- g--I,u:'.- VMES r; P-Ckens r; nd nnri Ceml 8P1; gfufif'H' rvolxlr'm'p ONE OF Hue bUSIEST people on cumpus, Mu. mu: chlzens. who is the Dean of Women and on Enghsh Tendmr m The Atlxderhy. is We mmgm to me Bug SISTEYS, the Women s lmerclub founvl. tmd FINN: Cobb Hall manager, TO BE of serving :0 men students xs Ihe mnin rcncern of Cecwl Beck. Hus vowed nmvihes as Dean of Men, Duecvor of Hm XmmmumX Sports Program, and Director of Armslrong Hull assure hvm of a full scheduha- ' WHI: .zimililll EXECUTIVE Serremry TO The Presujemh Nuns Mmgm-Hlv 0 Roman m1 ncfive nurmbw of me Hurdmg Bus'ness Wumer1 s VIM Mn sknwn her :nmresr in Hmdwng by years Of devmcd. II'HILH'JIRI spruce m Hw Niuw of Chrisrigmey, Iagge Davis Dean Fulbright Mason E. Moore M. Moore Sewell GEORGS EDWARD BAGGETT. MA, the capable direcior of the college bond 0nd high school chorus, is this year the president of the Arkansas College Bond DHECTOFS Association . . . KENNETH DAVIS, 112., MM, is the director of Hurdingis A Cappelid Chorus and has been a viml factor in making mar gmup known throughout rhe nation, from coast to coast i i i HERBERT P. DEAN, MA, has in the past year given two cxhibilicns of his works in Memphis, n'r Ihe Mid-Soufh Ar? Show and of Brooks Memorial Gallery . . . E. GLENN FULBRIGHT. MM, has returned this year after u leave of absence in which he did work toward the Docioraie and has taken the sponsorship of The A Tempo musical club . . A ELIZABETH MASON. MA. Chairman of ihe Deparimem of Art, exemplifies her artistic ability in her home and mucus campus buildings She is presemly working toward her PhD . . . ERLE T. MOORE, EdD, Chairman of the Deportmen? of Music. has the unusual hobby of collecting Iirercnure about leIng sa-ucers. His more serious occupations me directing the Harding Chorale and Opera Workshop , 7 , MONA MOORE, BA, is always striving to create in her students an awareness of end on upprecioiian for music on the higher plane, and respect for ihe genius of great composers . . . ANNE SEWELL. 85, before ussummg a teaching position, composed music for the A Coppellu Chorus and gave privme piano instruction. EFFICIENT use of art materials and hmd work aid Annene Pure and Ray Gurnn in produzing superior canvasesi amenities WDDDSON H. ARMSTRONG, BA, Professor Emeritus of Speech, was wnh rhe College from' before i! moved from Morrilfon until retirement not long ago. Mrs. Armstrong was former Dean of Women and worked with dromniics . . . BOB STEVEN BROWN, MEd, is 0 new addition lo the English faculty. Phoiogruphy is his main oulsnde interest , . . NEIL B. COPE. MSJ, as professor of iournalism, advises the student newspaper The Bison. In zlie near future he plans to publish a complete hisiorv of Memphis, Tennessee , , . ROBERT HELSTEN, MA, hos Spam several years in the Mission field in Germany. He uses this experience as sponsor of the German Club . . . JOHN F. KASBAUM, BA, returned after gruduurion last i year 10 direct the freshman reading labs . i . PEARL LATHAM, MA, is l apprecialed lay the students for her service in the English field. Her l outside interests intlude music and gardening , i , YHOMAS A. LONEY, BJ. on oxperr on the trampoline and o colleclor of Hi-Fi records, adds rhese ochwiies 90 his official school duties in 'OUanlism . . . ROBERT R. MEYERS. PhD, is conslonily ct wmk on explimlion of poems, a favorite occupation. He is now working on scenes and episodes from Harding's post and 4-, pmscni wiili a vision for o novelr Mr. Meyers is also presenily writing an urllClE on Humor in the Biblel' v . , RUBY LOWERY STAPLETON, MA, has been at Harding for many years and in lhe pas! has sponsored iha siudem publications The Bison and We Peril Jean. Prcsenlly she is making a study of Arkansas and its authors . . . R. L. ?IPTON. BA, is enabled by his ability in The Spanish language to work each fall wiih the migran? lcxborefs from Mexico . . i EVAN ULREY, PhD. Cheirmon of lhe Department of Speech, is president of the Alumni Association and also coach of debate activitiesr in The loirer office especially he brings recognition lo the school and delights ihe debaters wnh his lusles in good food and humor . . . DOYLE G. WARD, MA, :1 new member of ihe faculty. enioys playing basket ball and lOOTbOll, and likes to read contemporary Amerium literature . R. GLENN WILEY, BS, supervises set consirudion for all Harding plays and enioys enleriaining Campus PluyErt which lie sponsors . . . WANDA LUTRELL WILEY, MA, in addition 70 dimming many fine Harding plays, is also planning To star? :1 children'; ihemer, which will perform for children's groups all over Ihe siuie, TIDH spcvdms i-Lr gm; Ii, quus Clry;i1.rilrllg mum, mu l; speak llue-mly wi Ill' im -,Ei'1g uind elr-msnvmririg cm ohlwr, Brown Cape Helsien Kosbaum Lulhum Laney Sulplolon Tiplon Ulrey Ward R. Wiley W. Wiley Natural Science MILDRED L. BELL, PhD hos revumod Hus year from domg Domorol work m The Universny of Minnesota cmr! although cookmg rind sewmg are part of her classroom work, sho emoys Hm; m Iver lmsure Mme orso . THELMA lEE BELL, MAI Ommnan o! rhe Depmrmenl of Home Ewnomics, has been for several years the cinema: of Hm homn mcmclgemem house, a time-consum- ing dury, but she Tnkes Hmr' Io pmm rand pursue other rreofive activities . JOHN Bl LASATER, MA, sponsor CH Hue N0r1hern Lights stswon club, has spenr Two SummCrs in Juneau. AInsLn workmg wnh Ihe Masks Heohh Department He Mes ro rcmpose and has wmlen some hghr poetry and prose saeclvons M l.'. LAWSON. MS 3 ch? duencr of me Regional Sconce Fmr AUwu-es and Sponson; Hurqus Smence Dub. His hobby ws oddmg IO 0 large rod and m-npml colletrmn . , KENNETH PERM ; M5, :1 very fme ushfem emoys mom. of all Lmds buv emenaHy boskelbulf . CHARLES G. PITNER, MA CP'xmrmcm of me Depnrrmem cf Mmhemufics. is a man knewn for Ins Llhdnt'SS rand pw-enze vownrd sludenls. He is Stab? Pepresenru'we f0! PM: Nrmcnui Councd of Teachers of Mathematics, and author of rhe text Basic Mmhemorics . , JOSEPH E. PRYOR, PhD, Chmrmon of The Depunmem of Physvmf Srgr-ncs- ws 0 mam who seemingly Fms mm for everyrhmg Some of mg ofhces he holds ore: sponsor of Alpha Chi Honor Soc-my advasov 0F Ihe Peri! Jean, and pos' preswdem of Ihe Alumni Assonmuan . JACK WOOD SEARS, PhD pas? presxdenf of Arkansas Academy of Sderwc. emoys such hobbies as hshmg, hunling, and femher carving CLARK STEVENS, PhD c: kmmlnm saghr an the rennis mum when not m lab, is :1 good mhiele and classroom wd He serves as Furulry adwsor m the Student Assommon . . ELAINE THOMPSON. MA, is the adviser of me Hclrdmg Home Eronomlcs dub and the state adwsor of ON Home Economws dubs . 7 DOROTHY WELLBORNE. MS. has a great love for children, Their cure cmd dcvelopmen! ms '5 shown m her work a: direcVor of THE Hardmg Nursery deoo! . . . WILLIAM D. WILLIAMS. PHD. Has for the pas! several summers worked :3! the Red Sinner Arsenal in Alabama doing research. GARY J-H'M'VS smuls mhunt- flom Plokasors Jet: PIon and Ell WH'nw. mu u Sjn'iwll rt-senwh prrmecv wulh UII'US slmms. M. Dell T. Bell lasalur Lawson Perrin Piiner Pryor Sears Stevens Thompson Weanrne Williams .1' D. IALES, PhD. a noted aulhor 0nd wcrfd Iraveler, has recemly Q from Ike Fm F1151. whim:- he viswred church missions and sludued 5.1:!!! In Ihose nrmons HL' 15 begrnning the unique collecwion of '; Idols Some of hrs olhc' hobbies me coHecring mms, smmps nnd Elldts . . ..$ A. BELL BA Assunme Pruiessor Emerilus of Bxbfe miiremunl hns grcnrly emoyed workmg wnh various Forms of u . He also mics Dmle m h-s flower garden , . . W. lESlIE MA, Chmrmun of M Dupnmnenl o! Forew'gn Lnngungm, m ronnecr his work I5 uulllor of the syllabus The Chrislian Life. For he engoys hlimg Ihrough me woods and dnwng . . . CONARD ta. has sewc-d m n rhnschx-n for rhree years in Ilwe U. 5. Army. , I of rim! time was mum in smh counrrics as Nurrh Afrkn uh-W . . . JOHN ROBERT MKRAY. MA, was chosen by the freshman gm. Iheir sponsor. Hn hos wriucn articles for the periodxral North W ,gllillinn and has done work Iawnrd Ins BD . . . ANDY T. RITCHIE, has been very msirumenml m bUHdIng the spiritual Me of The campus lhrouqh Monduv miuhl Personal Evangelism rlnss rind campaigns m the northeast HP Is a sympculhmic Wiener To Mose hi! toumel . . . DONALD R. SIME, BD, 500F10more dass sponsor, ' Mytind of :nleresls Sportsman. mUSiUCm. Hyer, nuzhor are words 1-3.. lify lhis mun 1 I.'II.I.V ALEXANDER, BA, while working on her MA, relaxes wilh j.- and swimming . ANNIE MAY ALSTON, MA, warnrinn, is u post Bales Bell Wof Arkansas Lubrnry Assocmhon She never tires of books as is h! h hObb! whlch 6 readmg She I5 also an excellent hostess Hays Mday $ x .,horne and in rho lrbrnry . . . FRANCES C. MURDOCK, BSLS. in W ,! b her regular dunes. IS n Inlenred flower ononger who does ,.-:. W . dleluys m the Lbrcry Burk. Rikki. Sims Ie, Religion, and Research A. J. Arnold and JoI-n French . minisrerWrol smdems. find the G C. Brewer Memorial warury. a private lzbmly donated Io Harding, 0 source of spmruol ediflcuhon and Il'lIBHECHJCII enrichment. Alexander Alston M: man: 'I . ' 5.4. .g-.k.:..-n.-aL-aw-' . . : 517 s. W 1 1 . 4 ,1... , . r- - W n m WI; W WU W W . ' ' ' 1N Tni Mil! W Mmdock $in1me T12 H.?N Social Science Davis Hedrick Johnson Mnlgnn Plyor Rainey Roberls Spaulding Teague Tucker Underwood Verkler Wellbnrnl JAMES N DAVIS, MBA, is domg specxnl work for me Industrial Research POLLS dcsclosmg publm 0;.nn-on mu hlmg mlwn hv JDUnan- Honing- fenrer oi the Unwersny of Arkansas, :oncermng new busmess fifms in the Ion 0nd Tmn Myers :0 Lummr-H: rm nsygmnvm Fur r: soaology Class. Stole . . . JAMES A. HEDRICK, EdD, IS currently working on a questionnnire ' survey lor fhe North Cenlror Associahon r0 determine practices of Norvh Central Colleges concerning grnnring coHege credit by Examination IRENE JOHNSON, MA, two years ago returned from Germany where she spent several years immedrmely foHowing World War II doing mwssion work. She mes ta keep in roman with those she mm Therer Out-Of- doors SpOYT5 eSperinHy mounlclin chmbing, appear to her . . . WILLIAM L. MORGAN, BA, is 0 new nddnion 10 the fucuhy 1his yam, hm 15 not H new face on Vhe golf rourse where he passes a large part of NS leisure time . l. E. PRYOR, MA, Asmcime Professor Ememlus of Social Science: rs still th Vhe college. mochmg a course in geography. The remainder of hi; hme is spent lmmlng and preaching . . . GENE RAINEY, BS, enioys wming Irrms Und essays In his pro'essionml field. rmri hrs high level of scholttrshxp was rewarded Ins? year when he received a Woodrow WIIEDH FeHuwship for grndume work . . . DALLAS ROBERTS, MA, 0 former pubhc srhool adminisrrwor, is presenHy working Toward his PhD . . . JOE P. SPAULDING, MA, during th past summer worked wnh Tnhkodoh Bwae Camp, He IS presemly working toward his Doctorate from Oklahomn Universiiy . MARGARET TEAGUE, BA, i5 urreery serving as presidenl of lhe Harding Women. She :5 nlw working ?oword the Masters dPgree . . . ERMAL H, TUCKER, BS, president of Hmrhng Business Women is working reward the Master's degree Her chief hobby rs knnlanq r . LEE C, UNDERWOOD. MS, has worked wnh severnf businEss firms before comma to Hmdmg. Hvs other interests are forming and ccmle bmedmg . BILLY D. VERKLER, MS, is busy with his research pruivcrs 5n religious values, rncin! preiudaces and phases of the campus life a! Harding Thus leaves Iinle time for Ms hobbies of fenom; and hunling . . . W. L. ROY WELLBORNE, PhD, receives great 10y in pWchng graduates; He ws also co-nurhor oi the hook Public Finance published this year 22 W. BOND. EdD. sponsor of me Crndume Club um: bl: m-mF-h , as n former college premdenf, lecurer. and WHJPIPT m M; Hi: other interests indude hunting fushmg, and shop work WWW, MM, is CO-ordmmor of sfudem employman a posihon :nnsideruble Hme m spivc of 1M: he is dose to student mrivih'es if The Wes? AHASMr foofbulf mum and iumor nlvm SpOIHOT . . . M. CATHCART. BA Dorm Emerims of Women only recently 18 oufhor Of Hordlnqh annhhM Alma Mufer meen 1: few -r us an expression of her fenalwng for my school . . HUGH M. MA, has done a remnrlnabhw ob m '9 anT IWO years bu-szng I learn from the ground uu . LEONARD LEWIS, ELJD, Ham . Dapanmenr uf EducaI-on IS mmmry wrilwng n aexfhoclr The He is very FnlerDsIe-d m rrrwr-I ms t: hobby and plok-ssionnl 7 . . . HAIRY DlREE, MA, :5 The mpnblsz amzh cf Hmding 5 ?xxswan - hill STOI'Wd The sclmo! on Ilm way no a good mpmmmn in rhig WILIURN RAINEY, MEd, AucNo Visual DFrector is mmnly interested ourself proiecls around the school rmrf or home . JOYCE V . M, although new on riwr- campus 'hls year, inns clone r1 lov t0 Imam? in girls' sporls by such nrfdmons 05 Hug hnH rmrl horse- . . . EDWARD G. SEWELL, M1! us always hop-ng Io him! from '9 now teuchmg Po gm udv-ns on problems rmr! women; m HE is sponsor of the Slurlnm NEA and is now worhng toward .' . . MUIIEY W. WILSON, MA. wS inmresled In phoVoqrru'd-y and r of the Camera Club His other hubhwes indurie hshmg and ROSE JONES MW; .r .':?u:!:!va cluznmom :wpmrnce as she :zrrrprmra 'u' U IU'urF HE'M'm-J poamon m :ms super'v- ,wl 'r-ertg smnvon n: Hmhng Acrlrlemy. Bond Bowie Cufhcari Gronver Olree Rainey Riggs Sewell Lewis Wilson Mary Bucus Studen: Pprsormel Office Audeun Baldwin Dunedon thcmr Hall Gwen Barker Secrercny, Development Office Virgil Bethe Assxsvcm: Reqystrczr Wunice Becken Sermmry, Edwm Hughes Genia Beesan Serrch'u'y, Pervy Mason Joun Berryhill Recepnonisr, Hccnhh Center Omar Bixler Fveld Represenrmive Mackilee Buddy Secretary. Harold Bowie Rosafie Brown SEcreler W L7 Wellbome Barbara Colsnn Secremry, l xbmry Gertrude Dykes Mcmnger, College Bookstore John Dykes Direrr, Ewudem fame! Mary Edterbevg Sludeur Persmmcl Ofv'nre Mabel French Superwsor, Huuhh Center Opal French REEEDHUHIST, chirh Center Helen Gentry Bookkeeper, Business Office Wanda Gwin Secretary, B J. Tengue ..,n RUSSELL Simmons, Pubficity DIrecTor, and Herman West, manager of the college print shop, examine copy for future- pubhtny cumpmgns and The college buHefins. Coleen: Hampton Bookkeeper, Business Office William Humplon Direcmr, Cvrcndumu HUN Corinne Hurt Collage Dsohriun Carnle Hawkins Accounmnr, Businma OHKC Kaye Hillin Secretary, Numrn Olfxrc Margaret Jutohs Secretary, L t. Sems 9? coffee provide: an Opportunivy for Mrs Ward, Mr5 Tulloss.cmd 'In to compute experiences and discuss probiems crismg cs dorm dsreclors of East, West Hull, and Coihccrf respectively Joyce Jaimson Posrmlsrress Gloria Land Student Personnel Office June lent: Secretory, L. C Sears Glenda McDougull Srurienr Personnel Office James Mills Field Represenfmive Irene Murphy Secremly, Developmenf Office Harvey Nevins Smreroom Clerk Ben'y Olmsteud ASSISTUFU Nurse Edwina Paco Sacrerory, Clifton Cunus Dormer Rainey Secretary! RusseH Simmons Greg Rhodes Manager. College Laundry Amanda Risinger Postmiswcss Hurry Risinger Momrenonce Dept! nmem Vol Rowle Office Manager, Busmess thce Russell Simmons Dir., Publicity and Publwccmons Jean Slephens Smdem Personnel thce Ruben Skeet Manager, College Farm Dorothy Tabor Secretary, Registrar's Office Thomas Tully Nx'ghi Watchman Buford Tucker Exec. Sen, Alumni Association Nu Tulloss Director, West Hall Elbert Turmun Chief Enqunear Nadine Tyler Secretary, James Bales Rosalyn Wald Director, East HnH . Herman Wes! Manager. Harding CDHPgE Press Pal Young Cashier, Eusmess thce 2' 3S : m, ,, hm w.- Exp. GATHERING before an evemng tluss 1n groduore educmion cue: on the hrs! row Walrer Culvert, Ann lmum Delmm WW, Vazwpres, of the gmzduule class, Comnmtc Fulmm, on 1h? second row: Chnshne Webb, Cam Alexander, George Yue, Myr!o RusseH, Bony Ann Floyd, sec mansw and 51H Ddes pres SINCE lhe graduate class Is small, professors are able ?0 counsel lhexr srudems personally as Dr. Leonard Lewu :oUnser Myrio Russel here AhE-r Hue lunqlhy mghr classes are Over, the graduates frequently gofher in rhe Student come! where They cnn relax and DFHOy refreshmems 26 '; DUATES aduate students enrich intellectual atmosphere 111 the trmlsllvr 01' .111 grnduutv n'urk in Bible phis. lhr' numlwr of graduates ml 11w Svurt'y was rmhu'ml Ir: lwvnly Eix. 'l'llm 2111' all ing in vlmm'mm'y. sm'umlm'y ur adminish'nlivv - - tifm tnwurrl 11w Maslvr 111' Arts dvgrvv. 'l'hn 737 ItE'pl'Ug'l i1ll1 i9 rnnslzmtly gunning 21ml givvs Bed training in Nllllivl'l maltm' Holds and in inonal I'dnmliml. m- classos. mlvmix-a- rr-sr-arrh. writing. nl' l'mpm's charurlt'rixl- lhv u'urk 1an gradnalv RllldPIllS. 'I'u-y have fnumi nnllols during: tlu- your llu'mlgh ese supper prvpm'ml hf; unn nl. tllvir nu-mhm's fail. an nailing lu 'I'ahkurlnh in April. um! us spnntzmmus gvl-lngvlhors in thv i1m. graduates will I10 zoning in Inuhlir aml Cllriu- ucaliun through tum hing and mlminislralivv s lhrnuglmul Ilw mnnlry. vote Students are expecied to do quile a bit of research 1Finds IT necessary TO spend many hours m the library. BOTH Alumni from Harr dung, Ann Tatum and George Yue pause for a drink between night classes. Thor graduaies do more than study is iHushcrted by George's bemg an excellent ping- pong player and Ann's being spring chairman of Ihe mler-club council. 27 DR. W. 3. West JL, Dean of Ihe Graduate Sthoof of Elbie and Choxrmun of the Harding Bcbla Deparf- mam, IE Shown In his prlvule ILOOO volume library. Y. Jr lEE, K0501 ? urnriunle s'uriE-m, prepares himself 90 mnngeiaze hm Koumw HI- m dbau' to 9mm Fug dormurory foom m We Kmq mcmsnon IHIS dJSL'USSIDn ufmr dmpel hEWWl'WEI'I Tom Yoclkum rmd Dr Junk Laws shows IlmI Ieumr ing is oflvn mlor'mnl, Dr lnwws hold: dortoml durqrecs m Old and New Hesmmwn and teaches Hnlm-w u! Harding's grrwlunu- Salwool In Memphw ?8 .g. y ., 55-7 l1:- h l a .. u .- ' . - 4-: I College Graduare School cf Bible DCCUpIES this rhinyrroom monswon wh-ch was Formerly part of the King estme. :'-t. building snucned on a smryracre Campus, houses a :hupel, lIbTUIy rooms, odmmlstrorive and teachers' offices, and a caretakers apartment graduate prngrmn in anphh was Imgun as all CXlr'llRlcm uf Hm grmluaiv srlmnl in lngivo instruction in Bihlo anal ClUSPlV rolntr-rl ' In 1037. lllis program was PKlHHlNl. and in l ihe Pntirv grurlunlo srhnul of Bible was; mm'ml - pllis as it swmml lwttvr suitml fur that wurk. presvnl lllt- srlmnl mmiqis 0f a thrm-qinry ln'irk 'g Wllll thirty mums and u ulutslnl'y rlnrlll imam! on a lwaulilnl Wemrlml tmey-fix'o acre '2 8. Other buildings will he added us 1110 srlnml gTadunlr' prugrunl twists m sorvo IDI'UH'HI untl leadt'rs in grt'ellm' Christian .sor'vit'v. ll ul'f'm's I: dy nl' Biblv aml rlnsvly I'vlntml anhim'ls un ml ed armlmuir lrwol. The munSIon, u 1hreer Throo graduate degrovs arv nl'forml. Thm' aro tho Maqlpr of Arts. Iho Mmtm' nll vaiginus Educatinn. and the Bachelor nl Sarrml Lilvralnro. The Students may rlmnsn l'rum I'nur rlix'isiuns: Hibliral. Doctrinal. Histnriml. am! Pmrtical. with Hlllllfill Hmtral in HIV t'lu'ric'ullml. Tho .V'Imnpllis arm is woll Sllllt'tl fur sluriont 0x pvrionro in religiuus mark. Tho many vlmrrlms in that roginn pmvirln uppnrlunity fur prr-arhing. toarh- ing. :lirvrlingr singing. vnguging in lumpiml wnrkl nml x-Vnrkingz under tho Olrlvrsl W'llll llm gual uf sm'x'it'v lwfuro tlwm ii is hoped HIP ?llIdPlllS will lwlp Im-vl Ilw M'm' inrn-nsing nvod uf- the Church all nvnr Hm um'lrl l'nr mnrv aml muro qualifiorl and rlmmr-rl lmrlmx TIIUS Chan, happiness, 30 Regmn Spin? Award winner, endeared hws desire 10 help Chmese sfudems, hsmseff 1o classmates by ms skill as a chef, his and his unpreiudwced acceptance of everyone he met. QUIET wxl mm! :1 slow 5mm:- rwnlu Pwnrw Shwlmns son- :or Hus: frwrmus, popular Wm. lull who Lnuw IHnH Pmr'luss- 05 MN oricmml Srw-n-r. hm clever mI-rr prt'Tfi'OHS cm 25 ? s'rmr: of comir rhnranCrS and her mblli'y Io r-murmIrL fntoryn thtower was favorit- I? l'ORS niors solemnly set sights beyond graduation Funr yvars 8.510 annllwr howl of young. naivv fresh- Inml urriwd nn mmpus. and again il wens prm'laimod lhnl l'rvshmml wow gvtling ynungor and mm'c naivv vvm'y V'Uill', 1110M; i'rt-slnnon 5mm mndo a plum fur tlwmsolx'vs, hnwmm'. lay tlw nnisp of campaigns and. uilll llw 1101p 0f uilwru. hy llm l'rm'lllvnl inilinlitms in, In 1hr fish pnml. In Iln- Hurrvd mnmury of 111? whirl. lu'n PVCHIS stuml nul mv rustunw party and lhv UlltillfJ tn HVVIdt-n'nml, Hmring during tho Hnmmm' that H1 IiHlo lvarning is' u tlilllfJPTnUS thing. a smallm' 1m! l'nlhlmiastir gr'nnl: H'tln'nml lu drink dm-pmx This was tllv .YPaI' ni' llu- grout Arkansas mmmmn. lmt nu! H'on rain qinppml n wiorwr must in tho gynL Timv wn: l'lrmingj mm; amrl lhvir lhirtl yvm' Wm llfIIIH thvm, Thv n-upnmihility uf tlw JuniM'NOnim' hallquvi xxas lht'irs. mul Hwy chusv m lln- Ilwmo A Hidsummm' Nighi's Urvany A l'mav yawn was cli- mawtl by a uvlrtngu-lhm' e11 llu'ir' spnnsnrk lmmv. TIHW vamp 280 strung. hut nnly nlumr 1'30 f'flll qum'ul. Amullg H10 mvmm'ivs of llu'ir 14M war m'v 11w ryt'linu' In H'yltlvu'nml, llw .lnnim' Svniur' immiuol. nml Graduation Day. Srlmul hurl vamvcl almusl a sitlvlinv llliR ymn' lwt'mm- Hf tlw lilmw-mmlmiuq Genus sponsored me 59:45 through three yum; of me ml. plums fur tho fnhmx Pngm'ly, yvt r't-lnrlmlth; Hwy Y. He reserved par? of his schL-dule for outings and ponies. lPl-l lll lHUPt HIPHI. ' Joe nghrowcr made posswhle 0 bicycle owing to Wyldewood for fried chxcken , , . The class of '59 chose Vx'ceiPresw'dcnr Benny Stephens wile for We second time . , Pouchvi' Highmwer, nkknnmed since the firs! wule of her freshman year, recorded senior news and dues, . JERRY Wes1brook works on the senior class proiecl, a club bulletin board which elurmnmes many chapel announcemenfs Seniors Ainsworth Anderson Austin Baler Brunch Browning Carier Case Cash CAROLYN AINSWORTH. Camden, Ark, Educahon; Transfer from David Lipscomb; MEA 1,2,4, Trees, '2; lmerrOub Councii 4; SNEA 4; Big Sister 2. lYNN ANDERSON, Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Canada; Speech; Transfer from FreedrHurdemcm; Pioneers 3, Bison Relrglous Ednor 4; Northern Light: 3. RALPH AUSTIN. Mempms, Tenn; Speech; Transfer ircm Florida Christian: Theta Alpha Gamma 4; BuskelbaH All Stars; Sofrball AlI-Srau. IE . BAKER, Vivian, 10.; Business Administranon; Wha's Who 4,- Alpha Chi 4; Omega Phi 3.2.3.4, ReaniSV 2, Treas, '2, Vice-Pres. 4, Pres. 4, InteivCluh: Cauncwl 4; Pehv Jean Queen Nominee 3, May Queen Nnmmee 4; Band I; Pent Jean 4; Big Srsier 4, School of American Studies 4: BaskeTball 1, 2; Volleybofl l,2,3,4 JACK BALDWIN, Seorcy, Ark,- Generol Smence; Sub Twlb 1,214, Skipper 4, NANCY BANDWSKY, Fort Worth, Tex; Englilhr Them Psi 1,214, VwceAPres 2, Pres 4, lmerAClub Counal 1; May Court 4,- SNEA 2,- Perir Jean 2; Bmon 2, Brg Sister '2 BILL H. BEESON, Harrisburg, Ark; Azcounring; Lambda Sngmu 1,2,3, Tri $ng Delta 4,- Pi Gamma PH 3.4, Pres, 4,- School of American Sludres 3,4; Basketball l,2,3,4, AII-Smr 1; Volleyball 2,37 CARROLL BEESON, Harrisburg, Ark; Accounting,- lambda Sigma T,2,3,4, VlCE-PIES. 4, Tn Sngmu Della 4,- Chorole 1,2; Circle K 2,3; Pi Gamma Psi L134, GAIY BLAKE, Marshclhown, Iu.; Speech; Who'f Who 4; Theta Alpha Gamma 2,3,4, Vme Pres, 3; TNT l; Chorale 1; Cabinet , Member 4; Bison 4; Dac'ylofogy 1.?,3,4, Pres. 2,3; Camera Club 3,4; 1 Volieyboll l, KEITH BOLER, Mammoth Spring, Ark; Physical Education: th5 Who 4; Sub T-HS l,?,3, A Coopeflu l2; Basketball T,2,4, All-Smr Colson Cornelius 1,2; Volieyboll 2: Baseball 2, AIi-Slor ?- Softball AlI-Stur 12.14; lnNrA Cox Crews collegiate Baskelbull 3; lnIerrullegrme Baseball 3,4 WILLIAM BRANCH. I 7 Baldwin Banowsky Caldwell Campbell. E. Clark Cluiy .4 . . Mo; B1o1ogy; Transim from FreedAHardemon: Bem Phi Kappa 2.11.4. 3, Fla: 4 SNEA 3 GlEN A, BROWNING. Bentonville. Ark. Educn '1 Transfer from Central Chnshon; Covulrer 3.4. Sechrens 4; Campus 3.4; Chorale 4; SNEA 3.4, Rep. 4, Peril Jean 3. CHARLES BRYANT, :lle. Mo. Chemistry. Them Alpha Gamma. Pres. 4; German Club 4: all 2.3.4; Volltayhnll 3.4; Bosebafl 2.3.4: Softball 2.3.4 MARILYN 1 DeYrOII. Much Mum: Education; De'ru Ch: Omega 1; Kappa Phi -. ..- Thelu Alpha Gamma 3.4; A Coppe1fc: 1.2.3.4, Women: Ensemble -Tampo 1.9; Chorale 1; Band 1.2.3.4; Symphonene 1.2.3.- SNEA 1!, . CAMPBELL. Poar-ng Sprungs. Tex; Physmal Educohon; Srgma Tau Pres 3. Dehqlp d; A Ccppelln ?.3; SNEA 2.3.4. Bison 4, Bmkerboll .J: VolleyhnFI 1.3.3.4; Foovan 4 KATHRYN CAMPBELL, Lake Ciry. 1'; Physical Edutmron. Alpha Ch 4 WHC I 2.4. Vice-Pres 4. A Cuppeliu 3 ;51uden? Assoc Sr-r 3; SNEA 1.2.3.4. Big Slsrer '2- Baskerball 1.2.3.4. ..; I 1.7: anlnybull 1.11.3.4. AILSIUI d KATHY CAMPBELL. Momhon -- Elementary Edumnon. Rogma I.?.3. Pew Jean Queen Nommee 3 VpIE CANNON. Snrulmyl. Ark; Accsunnng; Tofeh! 1.2.3.4. Pep ?; Pi . u Psr 3.4. School of AmPrrcun Sluduas 4.- Baskeran 1.29.3.4. A115rcr '. Volleybull 1.7 GAIL CARTER. Russcilee. Ark: Music; Oege 1.23. 1.- . 2. Song ande-r 71 A Ulppella 1.23. Woman's Ensemhha 1.23.- A '7 2,3: BHFId 1,1,4 Furom-nn Club 4. JACK WILLIAM CASE. MusiOgEB, 1; Busmess. Tmmfcr from iulm Umversiw J. D. CASH, Warren. Mich; Ell Soenci'. 1N1 TITUS CHAN. Hong Kong. Chlhn; Speech. Mehmun ' t. VrcE 10$ 7: Ormnml Club 3 d. Trens 4; anchbUH 23.4 BETTY , C1r1yooc:l. Aw. EIc-menlnry qucnhon Omega Ph- l.? 3.4. Sec. ?. Beeson, B. Benson, C. Blake Campbell, K. Campbell, K. Cannon Claunch Cloud. 3. Cloud. D. VFCE-Pres. 3, Pres. 3; Inter-Club Council 3.4; Pew Jean Queen Nominee :3. Finulm 4.- A Cdppeila l,2,3.4, Women's Ensembie 17.3.4; Chorale 1; Council Rep. 3; 819 SIS1ET 4.- Scmnce C1ub 1; Class chome 2. REGINA CLARY. Sprmnge. Tenn; Englrsh. Transfer from Freed-Hurdemon and Memphis 51am Universiw; Regina 3.4. Rep 3. Vwce-Pres 4. P125. 4. lnler-Club Coundf 4; May Court 3; Few Jenn Queen Nnmmec d. Cabmer Member 4.- SNEA 4; Bison 3. Managing Ednor 4 ACPA wmmg award. GAYLE CLAUNCH, Dayton. Ohio; Elemeanmy Educahon- Tn Kappa l.2.3.4, VicerPrES, 3. Pres, d: May Cour! 3. Pam Jean Queen Normneg 3.:5; A Coppello I213; Inver- Cluh Counnl 4; SNEA 1.2.3. Fem Jenn 41 Busch 2; Bunsu 1.2.3.4.- Doctylr ology 1. Council Rep 4; C1055 menm 3 European Club 3; Orvenru! Cfub 4 BILL CLOUD. M: Pomer. Md Speech, WAG 4, Pres,; Basketball 4, DOUG CLOUD. Toms RIVE'I', N. J Accounhnq Transfer from FreedrHordei mcm Ftoneers 3,4, Trees, 3 Pres 4. PI Gamma P5: 3.4; EosketbuH 3,4 Vo1leybcll 3.4: foorbull All 5an J 4 WALLACE COLSON. Valdosta. Ga Biology; Transfer horn and lupscomb. Ssgnm Tau Swgma 3.4 DARRELL CORNELIUS. Seorcy. Ark. Socucl Sciemce 11cm519r from Centrof Chnsaann; TFIFM Mpim Gamma 4: SNEA 4. School of Amnrucrm Smdies 4 SH!RLEY COX. Dublwn. Ind; Home Economms- Transfer fmm FrcedHnrdemon. Omega P111 34. RepJ-hsr 4- Pem JE-nn 'J Homo EEOFTOH'HCS UUb 3.4. Trans. 4. Ahnmn Club 4, LINDA lOU CREWS, Kwser. ArL.. Home ECOHDTTHCS. Omega Pin 1.2.3.4. Sec. 3. Pres. 4, Inrer-Uub Councwl d. Pom Jenn Queen Nommee 4; A Cuppi-HU 1.9.3. Chorale 4 ann a Home Eronomics Hub 3.4 Cross Erowell Davis. J. Davis, 1. Dawson Dunn Esslinger Evans. 8. Evans, H. Flelzher Galyun Gardner Genlry GaHer Goemmer Graham Gregg Gunfharp ROBERT CROSS, Tulsa, Oklu.,- Bible; Alpha Phi Kappa 1,7,3; A Coppellu 2,3,4, A Tempo 2,3; Opera Workshop 2,3,4; Bisun 2,3; mrernuhonul Relu- lions Ciub 2,3, Volleyball 3,4, Football 2,3. MARTHA CROWELL, Pine Bluff. Ark: Home Economncs; MEA 1,233.4, VICEVPYES 2, Pres. 3, Trans. 4; lnlerAClub Counml 3: May Court 3, Camera Cub M Home Etonomlcs Club 2,3,4 JOHN DAVIS, Belle Ployne, Kcns; Mcfhernnhzs, Ploneev; ?mm- mulul SpOITs. TERRY DAVIS, Camden, Ark; General SCIenCE: Sigma Tau Sigma 1,2,14, Sec 4, Busch 4; Basketball AILSmr 3. BILL DAWSON, Arlmgron, Tex.. Chemmry EDDIE DUNN, Warren, Mich , Biblical Language; Transfer horn Freedanrdemon; Phoneer 3,4; Nonhern Lights 3,4, Pres 4; Voileybull 3,4, SoflbuH 3,4; European Club 3,4. Bill. EAINHART, East St. LOUIS, HI; Busmess Adminisrrormn; Alpha Chi 3.4; Alpha Epsnlon Chi 1,2,14, Pres 3; Them Alpha Gamma 2,3,4; Veterans Assoc. ?.3, Vice- Pres. 3; School of American Studies 2,3,4: Basketball 3,4. JAMES C. ECKERBERG. Kansas Cify, Kuns, Chemisfry, Urley Progress Award 3; Koinonia l,2,3; Band 1; Camera Club 4; Science Club 3, 4,- Germon Club 3,4. JOAN EPP, Perrymn, Tex; English; Kappa Phi 3,4, Trans, Sec: SNEA 3,4, Sechreos. 4; Basketball 3,4; VoHeyboll 3,4; WPA 3, JACK ESSLINGER, Tuscumbiu, Afu; Blbha; Transfer from Freed-Hcrdemon; Pioneer 3.4; Eurogean Club 4; Basketball 3,4; VoHeyball 3,4,- Foolburl 3,4; Truck 4. BEULAH EVANS, Morllhon, Ark; Elemenmry Educmion. Transfer from Arkansas Universny and Texas Tech. HUEL D. EVANS, Oakmnn, Ala; 34 Bible: Transfer from Freed-Hurdemun; Pioneer 3,4, Pres 4; Basketball Ali- S'ur 3; Volleyball AlLSmr 3; Foorball AHrSmr 3, Outstand'mg Player 3; Basketball leodmg scorer 3, lnvermllegmm Baskerball 4; lnrercallegiufe Baseball 3,4. MARY ELLEN FLETCHER, Seorcy, Ark: Social Stience: Tri Kappa 1,223.4. BARBARA GALVAN, 1ndwonapohs, md; English; Deim Chi Omega 12,14, Rep l, Sec. 2, Sporls Caplom 2,4, Bond 3; Symphonene 3: Pelir Jean Cuphon Ediror 4; Buson l, Sports Editor 3; Docrylology 2,3,4; Equesmcm Ciub 4; Baskelboll 1,214, AlLSmr 2,- Volleyball 1,214, All; SVUF 2: SofrboH 1,2,3,d, AHvSlur 2, WRA 3. JOEL GARDNER, Buggers, Ark; Business; Alpha Phi Kappa 1.2.3.4; Basketball l,2.3,4. AlLS'ar 3,- Volleyball 3,4. MARVIN GARNER, Dexter, Mo; Chermslry; Sub TH: i2; Them Alpha Gamma 3,4; Smence CIub 2,3,4; German Club 4, LahnAAmencun Club 3,4, Vicevas. 4: Bcskerboll; Football. AUGUST GARVER, St. James, Mo.; Mothemmics; Transfer from Central Christian; Whos Who 4,- Alpho Chi 3,4, VicerPres. 4. CAROlYN GELLEY, Toromo, Ontario, Canada,- English; Who's Who 4; Alpha Ch; 3,4, Treos, 4; Kappa Phi 2.3,- Pem Jean Copy Edlrar 4. REX GENTRY. Eureka Spnngs, Ark; Social Science; Transfer fmm Cenrroi Chrwsliun; Whos Who 1!; SNEA 4: Dnctylclogy 3,4; School Of Ameri- can Studies 4-: Cosmogoliron Club 1,2; Preachers Club 1,2,3,4. KEN GETTEII, Below, WK; Blble 0nd Edumlmn. RONALD GOEMMER, Mt Prospect, lll.,- Sooal Soence. RALPH GRAHAM, For? Huron, Mich; Bible,- Frcter Sodalis 3,4, Transfer from Por1 Huron Jumor College. ROBERT GREGG, Eunice. N. RESEMBLING Bo?h:r'num Iourus's. Iivcsv wmom em Our DP H mm hko hm .L hm mnh- Mn, '0 We sf-nml OH'HM HI MJNrFPWDEM Seniors Ethelbevg Epp Gunter Galley Hum. R, Harrell '1 Spaeth. Them Mnlw: '- 'Imm1 3-: E Y'xmm 014er 11 DDbGTe 4; SNFA Mtkm Hub 3 4. LM 3 WARREN GUNTHARR Wwomien Sprung; Mines; Aquma'ruhon Tmnsim From Sou'hcvn Bowls! Galaxy 2.3,4, A510: 3 Pw llnmmn 9w 3 Scmnw Hub 3 BETTY NEIU- HAM. -m, Mm Hernvnlury Hhmmon Transfer from Florxdn Chrlshrm; PM 2.3- SNEA 3, Htmw Fronomwcs Uth 7.1 ROBERT HAM, Shrrlcy. imitagy; Transh-r Hum Unwmwy c? Alquwn Fmrur Sorimhs L73; Club ?.3 KENT HARRELL, anu Fln Szmudr Them Alpha JEANETTE HARRINGTON. L-ch Pack Arl- Pm run! 5-99an WHC P125, 4 Pl Known 011-th A Degre .1 Few l-J'm 4 German Club Queen Nemuw .1 iw.a..-rix,w x , ;.1 M 5m VaHr-vball 13,34 .' L1 School 0? Amnrlr-m S'ujws J BARBARA HARRIS, Conway Wrary Edy 1mm L 1'. .-vw. m.-r 15 i j' 3m er' Pry; 2 Pres 2 3 b Counm ? M-w :mm 3 SNEA W A Pu; 3mm 2? Modern Lnnr CIub 3 Norllwm Lulu; 3-1 Emopenn- Hub 73A Bushe'bnll ?,3; . g L?- Huulm Huh '. RICHARD HAWKINS, Hnyn, MO., Speech, hwrm 4 Them NWM f -L1rIxr1m '44- IN! 1,? Fr Knmm Dcha 3.1L Debon- 344 Mrinm-t Mmqhw 3 D-JMWL-ng Hub 1,2 '34 Vicar Frag d- C'zrrwm i'lwh 7.3 Mum Vwr VIH mu TJ JANIECE HELM, ul-s, 1nd Hrm-n twang 5 75'4 Ij -.: 5.1K hms I va Pres 3 What Lluh ' luv Maw tug .1 SNEA l E 3 Dudyl- Harlington Harris I; Home Etonomvla 'Uf Huwkhs Heir SENIORS, anny Stephens vnd Gayle Clnunch, fCIh mtend the whim wmor br'mqucr Hus year as guests insleod of hosts Seniors i . t Helms, B. Helms, D. Highfower, E Hughes Jennings Johnson. A. Lemon Linnm Loveiund BOYCE HELMS. Tuckerman, Ark, Chemistry, Tri SLgrna Delta 1.13.4, SEc-Treas. 4, DON HELMS, Tuckerman, Ark., Buswness Admimsrrorion; Minor: Accountlng; Tri Sigma Delta 1,2,3,4, Vice-Ples. 3, Pres, 4-, Bison l,2,3,4, Circulation Manager 3, Business Manager 4; P, Gamma Psi 3,4,- School of American Sludxes 3,4: Baskerbnll 2,3,4, AHrSior 3,4. CAROLYN PEACHY HIGHTOWER, Voldosm, 60- Speech and Englwsh, Best Amress 3; Best Sup- pomng Acaress 1, TH Kappa 1,2,14, Campus Players 1,2,3,4, Pres, 4; Alpha Ps: Omega 2,3,4, VmErPreS, 4, A CoppeHa 12.3.4, Women's Ensemble 3.4.- A Tempo 2,3,4, Ccablnef Member 4; Brson 3.4; Class Sec, 2.4: Basketball 12,355, AllrSmr 1,4, Sofrbuil AIIVSTar, JOE HIGHTOWER, Weslaco, Tex; Chemvsrry and Mmhcmmvcs, Who's Who 4, Abho Chi 3. 4, PreSx. 4: Honor Sludenr 2, Achievemem Award m Genera! Physics 2; Sub T-Ib 1 2,3,4, Ouartermnsrer A, Symphcnerle l, Moods 1,2- Band 'I, Ark- ansas All-Srore Collegiate Band I,- Pem Jenn, Ass-smm Busrness Manager 3, Busxness Manager 4,- Scxence Club 1,2 3,4, Vice-Pres, 2, Pres, 3; German Club 4: Trees, Arkansas COHEQHHE Arudemy of Scwence 4: Class Pres 4,- Basketball l2. All-Smr ?- Volleyball i Sofran 1,?,3,d, AlE-Srur 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,- Baseball 1,9, AH Smr 1,2,, Imercolleglmc BosebaH 3,4, RONNY HINDS, FuHerron, CUM; Bxble; Transfer tram Cenrrol Christian, DON HOLTON, Hugo, Okla, Bible; Transfer Irom Oklahoma State Unwersiry; Beta Phi Kappa 2,3,4; A CuppeHn ?,3 DONALD HORSMAN, Imboden, Ark; Chemwsrry 0nd Mmhcmmus, Alpha Chi 4: Fraver Sodolxs 12.3.4, Sez 4,- Science Club 2,3. Vme-Pres 3, German Club 4, Pres, 4 PAT HUCKABEE, Hope, Ark; qurrmluarw Kappa Phi l,2,3.4, Rep. 3, Trans, 4; Muyedo McEnHre SNEA 1,- Buson 3 3 Camera Hub 2, Rep F tORETA HUFFARD. Chwcago, McKay Mikhell HI. Psychology, Del'o Clm Omega i314 A Cappplia, Symphonelta, Hoilon Jones, R. Massey. F. , Beaumonr. Tex.; BibWe; Delm Iolo 1.2.3.4; DucIylalogy , Vlcn-Pres., Truck 1,2; Nonhern ngl'lTE 4. JOYCE JENNINGS. M4 Elementary Edumhon; Trl Kappa 1,2,3,4, Trans 3, VIC:- Jlon Queen 3; May Queen Finalist 4; SNEA l,2,3,d,- Buson 2. mm. Independence, Mo.; Business Admimsrrulion; Delta ' 123,4, Trans 2, Sec, 4; Chorale 1,2,3; Camera CFub 3.4- . , Mognolxo, Ark; Bible; Transfer from Southern Slate 1,4. DOIIS SUE JONES, Houston, Tex.; Elementary EdUCUTIDn; - 'I,2,3,4, Tl'eus T, Pres. 3,- Chorale 1; Symphonene l,2.3.4: . Ml Jean 3; Big stver 2, VoHeyball Chem: 1, ROSE JONES, - ML; Business Educuhcn; Who's Who 4, Alpha cm 3,4, Sec, ' 3,3,4. Pres. 2, Vice-Pres. 3; Imer-Club Counol 2,3, Chr, 3, SNEA 7 m 2; Duclylology 2, Treas-Hlsf 2,- School of American Studies 1.13.4. 5AM KITCHING, Whnesburg, Gar,- Blble and Speech; 1.23.4; Campus Players 3; Pi Kappa Delta 3,4, Vrce-Pres, 4: 'hlkafba 3; Volleyball 3; Foofboll 2,3, AlI-Stcr 3. RAYBURN Ark, Physical EducuNon; Sub T-H: 1,214, Furs! Mme 3, 4. Outstanding Bxson Aliismr Award 3: Basketball 1,2,3, nll I,2,3,4, AII-Slur 2,3,4, Football 2,3, AILSTOV 3; Baseball hr LS; ln'rercollegrate Basketball 4; Intramural Letter 3, Same Cruz. Culuf; Bible and English; Transfer from Freed- WMI Sodalls 3,4; Norihern Lxghfs 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4, NOEL W, W. Vu., Bible and Chemistry, Transfer from West Vtrginiu Kluabdu Sigma 3.4 VIOLET UNAM, Colcord. Okla; Elementary mefar from Northeastern State: Tofeb? l.2,3, Hist. 2, Pres. 3; m w . Jr, Horsmun Huckabeo Huffmd Kitehing Knight Kruse Massey. M Massey, P, Malheny May Queen Nominee 3; SNEA 3, Dacrylo'ogy 3. TERRY lOVELAND, Spnngr field, M0,,- Accounting and Spanish, Transfer from Soulhwes? MISSDUI'I Srufe; Mohxcan 4,- A Coppellu 4,- Cnrcle K 4, PI Gamma Psi A; School of American Srudues 4, TENNIS 4, GEORGE MARSHAlL, Dewar, Okla; Bible, Transfer from Central Chnsmn, PERRY MASON, Seurcy, Ark; Chewstry; Band 24 SNEA 3; German Club, V-ce-Pres. 4: Moods 2, Freshman Lob Asmsmnf 3,4. FRED MASSEY, Pomoloc, Miss; General Seance,- Whols Who 3,4,- Mohicon l,2,3,4, A CuppeHo 24 Counc-l Rep ?- Smeme Club 44 Class officer 2: Bcsierbo l, AlI-Srur 2; Volleyball AlIrSrar 1,2; Football 1,2; Tennis 1,2,- Sohbnll l2, All-Stur 1,- BaseboH 1,3, AllrSvar 1, Intercollegiate Basketball and TIGER 3,4; BesT AH Around 2, MARY MASSEY, Anderson, Md; Elev memory Education; Transfer from Florxdc Chnshan: Phi Deha d, May Queen Finalist 4; SNEA 4, PEGGY MASSEY, Seorcy, Ark; Home Etonomwcs; Regina 1,2, Rep 2; Fem Jenn Queen Nominee 34 Campus P?ders 2, A CoppeHa 1,2,- Big Slsier 2;rDactyloJogy 3; Home Economics Club 1,2, Rep l, che- Pres. 2. ROSEMARY MATHENY, Bostrop, L0,; Elementary Educc'm'on; MEA 4,- NEA 4 TOSHIO MAYEDA, thzuoku, Japan, Busmess Administrmion, Transfer from Xburuki Chrishan; Ploneer 3.4; Pi Gamma Pm 3.4. D. L. McENTIRE. Everton, Ark; Business Admmnslmrinn; Beta Phi Kappa 1,234, Sec, 3; BasketbaH 4, PATRICIA ANN McKAY, Amens, Am; Home Ew- nomics; Transfer from FreedAHardeman- Omega Phi 3-4, Rep-Hlsr, 3, Sec. 4; Perir Jecm 3; Duwyiology 3,- Nonhern Lighls 4; Home Ecunumlcs Club 3,4; .Nricon Cfub 4,- Valleybull 3,4, JERRY MITCHELL, Texarkuno, Ten, Bible,- Alpha Phi Kappa. 1,214, Vice-Pres, 3, Foolan 3,4,- lmercollegrme Baseball 3. Moore Nelsnn Niesmdt Paddle Phillips, M. Phillips. 5. Rikhie Rubens Robertson, E. BILL MOORE, Porragevulle, Mo., Accoummg; M $ng Della 7.3.4. Pres, 3; Pi Comma Psi 3,4, VImVPres 4; Szhom of American Studres 2,3,4; BaskerhnH 1,3 FuorhnH E3, AHrSrczr 1,? Baseball 1,? DANICE NElSON. Housrsn Tm Nulsmq Admmlsrvmxon Imnder from School of Nursing, Uni- versuy ul Houston, Della On Omega Md, Pres 1, Campus Player; I, A CdppeHrl L4, Womvn's Ense-rnblc l, Brulrmball 1,4, AH-Srm l, VoHeybGll 7,4, All SM: 1 SofleH I 4 NIVSLm 1 JOHN NIESTADT. New Yorl- L'uw, N Y B-lHP' Trmuhvr from FH-td-Hnidcman me Npim Commn 34, Novrlmm lmgh's 34 Hrlskrhrlll 34; VOHPybOH 3,4 Tennis 3; Horseshoes 3 4: F'mq Vang Ccunmlnwn fur VET VermFJ 3, HAROLD NORWOOD, Ens? S! Lou-s HI N;.,-1:l Edummon tuh T M; i 234 W?'coHogmre Buster bth 3-1 BETTY OLMSTEAD. F u'h Fsom Ahdvnn Chm-mn and Long Be'uh Sr-He Colfugu, Buson 4, BoskmhnH 4 Scflth .1 Eqw'an-cm Huh 4 JOY OlREE, HilyW, Mo, Home Emnomws L,- Flmk- SNEA MALCOLM E. PARSlEY, Try; -1 ANNETTE FATE, Searcv Ari. V'mnmun muhons Trans'er Ju Tu : J'u 'vat,-U'x erwr; Hvzvr Mnfcb Tux FAHV Onen-H AM, Who a Who 4 ku Tm Mirnmu I T, wa Pn-g 1 anpus FMIyL-IS 1,3 Hun! f mum Ww O u gm 1' :1 .1 V, v- Irnjd W Sec 11 5W'LU i ',' ,7 4, 30-; L', V ,9 DM-s 1 Wei 6 DON FATE, '3'u 4.:v A'a'n Vf-c-ru- M 54 wn'r Tanw :Ivzm OLI H ,Jn 'r-r', , ' ' f F H ', I -s,-c. T ENEA 1! Elmau 4, Srwmv Hub T Pmsi-v'an '.' w,an 2' 4 GARRY PEDDLE, Toromc, Onmrm rnmulq Flmmmm- rmd Murhnmmhz'x Trnmhrr from Chm IOWI TNiWI-LJI ?ENUH Vn'Poz WI 3 .1 MN I I,' '-1 Smdam Re: SHV'VI E m tr: m. Norwond Olms'eud Olrea Portedield Presley PUthun Robertson, L. Robinson Ruckwell' five to Regional Counml 4; Carma Award 2,3, Alpha cm Region II Scholar- ship 4; Muhwcnn 2,3,4, Scribe 3, Student Assoc Vute Pres 4; Norlhem lighh 3,4, German Club A Basketball 2,3,4 Volleyball 7,3,4, Freshman lab Assnsvanr 3,4, MYER PHIlLTPS, Pans, Tex; Bible; Transfer From Florida Chrasnon. SANDRA PHILLIPS, Shreveport, In, Home ECOUOMICS; Ju Go Ju l,?,3,4, Rep 1, Vme Pres ?, Pn-s 3; Inrer-Club Councal 7,3; May Conn 1.223- Pom Jenn Queen Namlnce 3, May Fare Direc'cr 3; Chorale 1: Petit Jean 4, Buon l,?34, Home Fionomm Club 23,4, Pres 4, DONALD GENE PORTERFIELD, Popiar Bluff, M0,: Physwca! qucullon, Them Alpha 011me 3,4, A?NBEIL Director 3,4; SNEA 3,4 AEA 3,4, Basketball 1,1331; Volleybml 1,234, SoflbaH 3,4- MUH'JUE' Arndemy ergmurul Sports 4. MARTHA PRESLEY, :w-nmcbm, Muss; Elrmnmory Educuhon, Transfer from Nonhwns: MFSSISSI;J;.n J: CoHegc- Tn Ktmlm 3,4; SNEA 4; Norrhern Lights ,1 furopmn Hub 3 4 Busimhrlll 3 VHJA 3 DDRTHA PUTMAN, Caliol'l, ArL Enr-HcJ. WHC 1?,34, Rr-L- 2, HM 3 VIcErPrc-s A Campus Players Ham 7 Se: Alpha F's: Omega 3 -1 SNEA f' 3 '5 Um; Sec-Treos. A, Dmmrrms Award '. ', TedmluH Auurrl MARILYN RAUSCH, LGGIcnge, W, Elwm-mqrv Edurrmon Wu Della W?CL'A Tram 3, Hasr ? Cnmuus ; '1dtr3 31'- iC'-1':- W SNEr- G'rRy'chI-Jy ? Sr-Dnre fluh l Sludef Hvd'h Asst? JACK RICHARDSON. OerwH M07 Speezh; Iransfer from Smrrhwual Mwsscun Smrw RICHARD L RILEY, Fort Worth, Tex, Biology; ir'lrwr 5.0lele 3 2 hrrlr: K :' SUEIFICE- Huh I: VOHDybUH 1,234. Captain -1 EDWARD RITCHIE, Secrw Ark NUJEIF Fm'er Sodahs 123,4, SEC. FREQUENTLY dwmg the Ins! yam, summers mus! :iwrk wmh H19 rE-gislrnr To main? Sure qmrlunlwon rwqmmmllnls are fulfilled Seniors Richardsnn Riley Saunders Sellers ' Mayan l. A CquHn 1,233 Vtcu Pres '2 Men 5 Quarter ?,3, 13; Chorale 4L Brunt! 1 71A Vwe Pres. 2' ENE: 1 Muss Vica-r Soskclbull I 1714 NJ 53501 1- VoHe3le 1 11.3 -1 HUGH '1 N mgar Ky M'IF'MJmW-rs ?mmfw Horn UmvPrs Yv Of Cm-nm'm- ROBERTSON, Nrw Hus'cn Tex Efemen'nw Edumhsn Tnms orlmna Humor ,iu ' 0 Ju Z? 3 11 Paw 3 Sec Trees A Nm'hmn '7 4 AH Sf-J' A LILLIAN M. 'iu-CJHCF MARILYN DODD :. : Sir lrmr ' IL May luuv 3d 'vc'l- .iTrll . Nnnh Lmh- Row: fut Human: Rulhelforrl 1cm M NH; Eibmmn O'N- , SNE'A E0 ROCKWELL, Mulrgnc sza Ier-nrml Knpuu W T 3,3: JOHN RYADL Avcn NJ Srw-Th T Pm; f1 -1 ' '1m'.x:: Pimws 4 SNFA erb Prvs f' Veterans Assor Modu-m l :v: m by Liuh Vur Prm 3 LANDON 51. Album W V: EH-Iv -m-I Enqhsl TrHHJr-r from fmml DONNA SELLERS, Sw-my :ML Sfmnck Trrmsfc-v hnm Jog-Im 9-.- Tofkhr .1 Pn-w f1 CONWAY SEXSON, FrxyL-Hu-vulip ful- - anon Tr! $rlrrm thu I '5 J- Thom Alpha ermml'. 41., ?HISIFPT J: VolleyhoH F ?R ,1 va'r I SOHMH 1 23!. EARLENE - , Hamman OHM M'I'In'-mum-.s Df'u nu 1,2 3 41 LCL'u. 3. SNFA , 2; Dowfobm J ' -I r Huh 1 DOROTHY SMIFH, UHrm-v. -'1; Trnngfo' hum u h Z-Ilc- 14': DWIGHT SMITH, Prnl .; Physwcm Eduwuwn Thwah ' P7 ! Linlene Chum: m MJW m .3 . Sexsnn Shewmaker g amkmhull J smim, D. 5mm, 0. 1 FINAL t-VuHI m n AUHFUI' cancer ws imdung hquage and boxes m HII': :dolv'urmm w urld '0 leave Ihe cmnpus IIW Mw' lwmv. Seniors Smith, P. S'ufford Slephens Turner, 54 Voncif, E. Vuncil, J, Walker Walls Waller PATRICIA SMITH, Allrxmn, 60.; Elementary Educanon; Transfer from Florida Chrishcm, Delta On Omega 3,4, Sec. 4, ViCE-Pres 4; May Queen Nominee 4; Campus Players 3, 4, Trcos, 4; Npho PSI Omega 4; SNEA 3,4,- Alpha Psi Best Supporlmg Aclress Medal 3: Campus Players Lemar 3, DEllA BETH STAFFORD. deor, lax; Elememmy Educnhon; Omega Phi 1.2.3.4. VlcerPres. 3. Song Leader, Pew Jean Queen Nommee 3, 4, A Cuppello 1,214, anen s Ensemble l,?,4; A Tempo 1?; Bond 1,2,3, All- SVGTE COHege BUM! 2, Opmn '24- SNEA 3 Class Favome l. BENNY STEPHENS, Cellno, Term Speech and Bble, Frarer Soduhs 1,2231, Pres, ?.4: Chorale 1- Counul Reprnsemulwe A, Docwloiogy P 3, Northern Lughls 3,- Cfoss Pres. 3, VhCE-PfES 4, Class Favonle 2 Onenvm Oub 4 Volleyball 3, PATMCIA STINE, Sebosmpol, CUM- Elementary Educa- on; WHC 1,214, VicerPres. 3, H15! 4, Campus Plnyers l,2Ar A Tempo 1,2: Pent Jean 3; Emilsu ?,3; Docvyloiogy '2 Norwem lughls 4 HAROLD TABOR, Atlanta, 607; Bible; Trunsier from Honda Chrlshun Iherrj Alpha Gamma, ANN TATUM, Bowring Green, Ky English Transfer from Freederdemcn: 0299 3,4, Rep. 3, Pres, 4; Xnver-Ciub C0uncul 4, Viro-Chr, Chrr Pew Jean Queen Nominee 3: May Queen NOI'TIIHEE 4; SNEA 3; Dodylology A, MOZELLE TELCHIK. Harford, Tex,- Home Economics, Transfer from Wes? Texas 50m: College; Who's Who 4, Com. Trans 2, Pres 3, InterrCIub CoUncll 2- Pefir Jean Queen Nominee 3,4, anllsf 3,4, Band '2 4, Pew Jean 2,3; 3mm 3,4; Big Swster 3; Modern Language Oub 3; Home ECOHOthS Club 4. Sec. 4: European Club 3. LAVONNE THOMPSON. Lomgs, Ohio; Business Education; Transfer from Columbus Busmess Unwerwy; Regmo 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres 4; InterrClub Councwl C1 4; May Queen Nommee 4, A CuppelPo 2,3,- A Tempo '2- Cabinet Member 3,4, Sec. 4, SNEA 2,3,4, Rep. 3. 5mm Wilson, K. Wood, B. Sec 4,- F'em Jean 4, European Club 4 GARY TURNER, Ypsilanti, Mich,- Wood, D. Ygukum HIHory, Sigma Tau Svgmo T,2,3, Them Alpha Gamma 4; A Coppella 2,3,- 40 Tabnr Tatum Van Way VnnWinkle Watson Wesrbrook 31.4: Mens OucmE-ne 7,4; Baskeibnlf 12.3.4; VoHeyboll 4,- Football Mm! TURNER, Hmflesron, w Va, Enghsh, who: who 3.4; Omega , ,4, Trans. 2, P765 '37 1nrer-Club Counml 2. Pew Jean Queen 314; A CoppeHrI 3, Charm? Sec. 1. Smclem Assoc Sac Trees. 3; -Member 4: Countil Rep 1, Palm JE-nn 1.2.3.4, Assislom Editor Fm; EdHor 4 B1son 1, 31:3 Smer CM '2, Sfudem Affairs Commmee HANCES VANCIL. Bsrnlmghnm. A101 Musm- Transfer from Freed; , Birmmghom SDthem. and Honda Chnsnon, JACK VANCIL. Ind, BlblE' Transfm horn Freed Hurdemun and Honda Chmmnn, VANDERPOOL, OHuhomu Cuy. Okla,- Physmal Education, B11113; Cu ngmu 1.7.3.4, Ss-r. Pr?5.; Clnss Pres, 3, Class Fuvonre 3.- ! SpoHs 1.2.34 lH'Irlmn'ral Hm Wan: Trophy, Sporls SkiH Trophy, 15porlsmnmhlp Trophy Second Place Cross Coumry Trophy; 1mm- ilcrkel. JAYNE VAN WEY,MnrieHn, 04110.; Hemenmry EducoHon; ' 2,34: Cumnus anyers 3 4. Chorale 1.3 4; SNEA 4; Pem Jean 4. P VANWINKLE. Rrjy Ark; Momemahcs; Sub 116 1.23.4, VOTLES, Spungth, M0, Mumc; Moh-cun Vice-Pres. 4; Campus 2.8.4: A CnpmlHn 7.3 4, ch Pws 4, Mun s Qucmm P, Chorale 1: 7.1, Baseball 501Fh'111 BERNARD BOO WAITES, Ringgo1d. Lu; ante; Fmrer Soduhs l 2,3,.:, Vice Pres 7,11, Softball 3; Baseball 3 WAHHOP. MUrshuH. l'ex- anhah Them Aiphn Gummu 2.3.4- ' Veleruns Assoc 9,3 4 BARBARA WALKER, Savannah, Tenn; E15- Educullun; Trtxndr-v from Flecd Hardcmcn; 0990 3,4; Ductylology 1 I WALLS, Snurcy, AN Mmhernarlcs, Galaxy, Camera Club 3; ,' Uh 1,2,3 NELDA JEAN WALTER, Wheelmg. W V0,,- Englrsh, Bem :-1.2.3,4 Pep Q. Tretn 3, VmP-Pres 4; SNEA 3,4. B150n 4; 113,4 Ter-str, A KELSO WATERS, Blocksmne, Vu, Po11ti- r- Transfer from Randolph Mmon Men's College and Umversny rs: Telchik Thompson Turner, G, Voyles Wailes Wuldrop Whitfield Williams Wifsun, J. of Richmond; Lambda Sigma 3,4; P1 Koppel D9110 3,4: chme 3; Elson 4: ercle K 3; German Club 4, Schoo1 of Amemon Srudles 3,4, ISI Pros. 3,4, THOMAS PHILIP WATSON, Nashville, Ark; Speech; P1 Kappa Delta 4; DE:- bme 4; Baskerbull l,2.3.4;Volleybu1l 1,2,3.4,AI1rSmr 2,4;Sofqu1l 1.2.3.4, JERRY WESTBROOK, Arsenu1, Ark; Bible; Who's Who 4; D3110 lmu 1.2.3.4, Pres 4; SNEA 3,4, Pres, 4; PEMT Jean 1,?; B1son 1,2,- VolleybaH 1 JIM WHi'I'FIELD, Sacramemo, Cu1if.; Biblscnl Languages: Galaxy l.?,3,4. Trees, 3; Band 1.2331, lntertollegmfe Band 12.3.4,- A CuppeHu 4, A Tempo 4; Chorale 7,3; Symphonerre l,2,3,4, Dacrylomgy l,2,3, Track 1,2,3,A, MARI- LYN DAVIS WIlLIAMS Tyler, Tex; English. Regina 1,2,3. Rep, 1. Sec-Treoa, 2: May Court 1; A CoppeHa 1,2,3. Women s Ensemble 1.2.3,- A Tempo 1.9, SNEA 1,2,3; Pam Jean 1.2; Bison 1, JOHN WILSON, Springfield, Mo., B1ble; Who's W110 4; .41th Chl A, Oursmndmg Freshman Musm Student, Outstanding Musv: Student 2: Mohicon 12.3.4, ViKe-Pres 3, Pres 3', A Cappella 1,?.3.4,- A Tempo 1,2,3; Chorale l; Symphcnene 1,23; Student Assoc. Pres 4; Cabinet Member 3; Basketball 3; VolleyhuH 3; Tennis 1,2. 3,4, KAY WILSON, Pans, Tex., Arr, Bem Tau Cumma 1,2,3,4, Pres. 1,3,4; 1UTFFrClUb Counml 4- May Cour? 3; May Queen Nominee 3: Campus Ployels 1,2,3; Cabinet! Member 3; Pen! Jean Layout Edilot 4. Bwnsu 3,4, Dumylology 1,2, Home Economms Club 1,- VoHeybnll 1,2.3,4, AILva 4, BENNETT WOOD, lndinnopohs. Ind, BlbIE', Transfer from Flodda qushun; Mohicun 4; P1 Gamma P54 4; Tenms 3.4; lnTerCOHE-gmte Basketball 34, DOYLE WOOD, Porogould, Ark; Physacal Educcmon; Proneer 4, Sports Captain 4; Buskelbull 1,2,3,4; V011eyboll 12.3.4, AH-Smr 4, Baseball l,2, AH-Smr '2,- 1mercol1eg1ure BusketboH Manager 4; Intercollegwote Basebau 3.4, BOB YOAKUM, Adrian, M1LPI,, Bible and Biobgy, P1oneer 3.4, VKerPres, 4, A Cappelln 4, UNDERCLASSMEN Lowerclassmen exuberantly soil into active year With eyes fnrnsmi mt thvirxvninr .er. tho juniors wore husy planning: armivmir pmgrams. TIH- Class pmiort was planting pine H'I'OS in thn mllogv park. In the fall the iuninrs had a pam'alw hrcakfatst at Camp VVylrlr'wuud mud in tlw spring a iiHndge Pctdgo party in thv Timvrald ann. Tho highlight of tho year was: thv ti'mlilimml JI:11iut'-Smiic:rhanquet at tho Rvndezvnus. Profiting frnm a year nli mlh'gv vxpnrionro. tho SuphunlnrvR Immnm thr- must highly urganinwt class in Harding hiatury with sprwial nmmlittvm and a prnsirtmltk rahinvt. 'I'hvir highlight fur thv yPar VVEIK Stiphumnro Day whvn Hwy paid fm' that rlay in tho PayiFma-Xinuyu program. ln'PSf'IlN'd a Chapel prngt'am. printml a tildk'kt l'i'lt' ? amd muthutod the day with a party. Froshmml hpgma tho ymir with a party spunsnrcd hy the Studont Assm'intimt. 'l'hv vignr'uus campaign hoing' wagmi hy rt'tfa'hltttttl pntitirians was indicated by strhamm's and pliittilrtis mrm'yx-erv. The Class. prnjoct was a mntritmlimt nt' Iu'u lnmrh'rtrl :lullars to 1:01p build a Cullt't'SRiHIt stand at Alumni Fivltl. They a:ltit'ipatml spring: nu Mart'h 5 with a L Spring Has SItFttIlng party and mnrluth-rl rlnss artivitios with an muting: to Camp XVyltlou'und in Why, JUNIOR dnss Icnrtora tns MfEhoy, Mike Mopte, and Mike White, resperlwely tho svtrrr-ttnvtrmnumr, vme Oresxdem cmd pICSIEJIEtH' ptunned With sponsor Hmold Bowwet the tuntovgenmr banquet. AN unqunhtmrt smttp ptus 0n ecagcmc-ss to be at Srirvnn mndn Carole Ittomns c: Lluss ILIVCH'IIP. Pot :tUjl gncim'rt- mum! I'ulunm Pgr'ar wag unruly wntu q hr-rlrty laugh G! to listen to DTObIlJmS. 42 A 591! 0f '6l led by pruxy Gary Ackers. veep Kculh Floyd and sear LIKEABLE Bob Janes could Hash his quick grin while doing kicks in a Winter Naom; Wullxrr ansmuted sophomore day, chose a queen, chorus line or as he paused from working on bus ' pre rned courses Edna chapel pmgrnm nnd pmd for the day Sponsor was Don Sime. Lombarson was often seen behind the inn's foumcnn or on me Tennis tour! er-rlnndm3 and dmly UC'MVIMPS, Ken anwolson councous ' K on 'lnd OH We boskeian floor, was n heshmnn fnvorita ,-5 PEPPY Claudelre Faun. expressed a genuung pz-rsongliay rn Ki I E. f, of an arduows mmpmgn by twentyrfour office seekers resulled m Don . . iII bemg eluded presuiunn Lows. Walker. vice presidenl, and Pat Sheer, l, U e u -- Measurer. John MnFtny was chosen by popular vote 10 bu.- sponsor. K I W. THIS srmw of Ifh'h'nuly hphm 'le Cnuprwor! N ndmumshmovs Fczcully, 0nd SI'IH who re-me 2198: 1 lmsx wmmw Kuoa ,eg3.r: rm p'upjwe Jum 9v 9 J full .thM of mwerrai i'unrlrwl yudrn's Rvudemq VLIH tower HT! campus unnwnm of Hus rk-dm'mm Wm mam ; M19: ralqu .rn pn-H irrMn 'lH'J en-oytlbls Underclossmen DONNA Adams represents the many heshmen going to mHege each fall. . . Freshmen are eager to begm a new Me which includes gdwshng io c roommare Buymg books a u ygn to me: heshmmn mm lhrS :5 hus school . . . A pony develops friendsmps winch become pleasant memories. Gary Ackets Donna Adams Gary Aduy David Adm: Roy Adkerson Jimmy Adkins Lyon Alexander Sephomom rn-shmnn Sophomore Jun ur Sczhomorn Jumor Jun Dr Lanier Allen Bob Alley Helen Kay Alley Bub Alvord Curtis Anderson Doro'hy Anderson Ed Anderson Fleshmcn Fleshmrm Sep'uomore Freshman Freshman Sophomore Junie: kw k- .fz lindel Anthony Allen Armslrong Avanelle Armstrong A. J. Arnold Wayne Arnold Jerry Alkinson Ficslwmnn Sophomore Futahmun Sophomore Jumon freshman Mike Bucherl .I. R. Bailey Marulyn Buiiey Eunice Baker Gloria Kay Baker Joe Baldwin FH-slmnn Sophomore Freshman Freshman erslymzm Sophomore body Df'itms cumv buck lo school early this full IO buwld u Studeni Association booth und prepare Ior Hue uMuqc of queslions A . . Strong- h mm were u mrw rmmcllon of H12 Student Assoumlon sr'rvmrrs Ihis year . . . A parry for new studenrs helps DOM! rho IEEI'ISIOUS of college life. Sarah Baldwin Wilma Barber Betky Barganier Peggy Barker Billy Barnes Joan Burnett 50: i aI'1We Freshman Jun-or Sophomore Freshnmn Fmshmrm Carolyn Barton R. B. Burlan Bob Baucom Richard Buughn Glenda Bawcom Margaret Beauchamp Jumor Jumor Freshman Sophomore Freshman Sophomore 4h; .3 g ; ?WF'V 1;. EA i C9 v H. - t .u- I -.p a .r d 4 A Marylin Becker Lee Bethe Pansy Beene BOVEI'IY Bell Fred uvm JUH-m hugwmmom Jumm Joan Berry Dun Betryhill Rhebu J'o Berryhill Pm Belts Sophmmzru ?rmhm m Sophcmore Sophomore:- Underclassmen v 1am 1fiI Marika Bennefield 50m xomnrc James Bevan: 50m woman- l Jeny Benson Mmlumrm Marilyn Bilbo FIH'Jl'mln Carolyn Berry Fn-siwmrm Anne Bixler Freshman ELECTION wm-L .$ MVM how cHuLe w-t-vax .?;Je:k Klym- w oHy one of iwrnry Four '. . HJ xgmm sewn: H huh. 'IIVJ 51:51:le Kw L-lmr MT: i -. 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HmrllH'uAH IO m0 group 11m iw Is Ivynl m Hm LDrHe-ril-llmy anHy, Hw wmmng ster-HQN mum was honored Davul Bullev Run Bufferfield Sandra Byrd Ben Camp Pal Camp Jatk CamprIl in-ghmm Sus,,Lcmcre Freshman Sophomore Sauhomore Jumor Bill Cannon Jimmy Cannon Mike Conny Bobby Curr Max Caner Pol Caner Frr'snmnm Soy'hsmoze Jumor Sophomore Freshman Freshman Richard Carter Ronald Coder Geru1d Casey Henry Casey Max Caies Marilyn Cuudle Barbara Cuughfield Sophomore quor Sophomore I lr 5Mln-:I1 Freshman SC-phcunum Fleshman Max Chamberlain Call Cheuihum Elizabeth Cheek Earl Chester Gail Childers Delores Christal Kilslen Christensen Freshman hc-shmnn Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman So;$omore Underclassmen REFRESHMENIS m Emlwm retention room we wsnors a rhunce Io deode which 0 en house dus h: was Ihe mos! unmcwe . When Ihese Greek i 9 P P V words really mean care as muzh m mysrery so fufure pledges us N we. to Ibis cot . . . Ins McEHoy explmns her dub's c:chnies to Two freshmen. Mmy Jone Christmas Sandra Church Jim Ciny Margie Clark Howard Claude Georgie Cluyponl John Claypoul Soplmmorv ?rmhmxm Saplnomorc Sephomore Jumor Fveshmun Sophomore Ddis Claylon Odell Clevenger Ted Cline leis Cobb Russell Cobb Ruth Cuburn Linda Colfmnn Junvor Juruor ,lumov iroshmnn Freshman Frcshmnn Freshman 9.! Ben Curiis Bob Dalton Myra Dasher Bub Daugherty BeHy Davis Carolyn Davis Gloria Davis Jumor FFDSI'In1iln Sophomore Sophomore! Jumm Sophomore Freshman Grace Davis Mildred Davis Slcns Davis Bobbie DeFoor Bob Diles Judy Dishner Carnldinz Dock Jumor Jumor Sophamore Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Underclassmen PHI Delhi rcns. ere mmmcmded :0 entertnun Me supper er , The ngurs Cf Luladge dwlcs Hf? forgmren when Ihe Wedge- FHIIF w 05 onrochve cs Cloud- EHB FINN PlcdgL-s wwll endure mummy 'o mun fl soncll Huh H CH Ihe fungi I'Mghl, 'he dedge cam e-n' raw eggs 0-0 ugg.n becomes human. Biily Donnell Bobby Duly Earnest Douglass Judilh Dleher Claudette DuBnis Robert Dunham Kenny Dunn Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman Jumor Freshman Freshman Barbara Dulling William Duwe Carolyn Eudes GeraFd Ebker Gory Elliot! Ruben Elston Faye England Freshman Froshnmn Freshman Jumm Freshman Freshman Freshman N 2f Jlny Eswa John Eshelman Kelly Eubunk Nuvmu Evans Walter Evans Wayne Evans Fr2$hmun Pm? man .luvHL' FIWHiIHI'H' Jw' 3r 5;: l in Lu.- Tad Fails Jim Farley Lucian Furrur John Fuules Guudene Fuulk David Favura Sophomove Fre5l.mgn Fmsl'mmn Sophomom ch-shlm,:n Fmshnwm .L. - Wu happened :niona -r arm'- m er! R; 'x!'7i; w'is Sru'url r:' Fm; .'. ,..:.': b.gugrg n u, ; by; w nan Wen'rrj: for sprmg fave: l' t m hj-rmuucms for NH; p w, A kM-n PX P- MH- H v! 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FrPslwmwm Fishmun FmHumm Sophomore Jumor Freshman Gary Golden Sara Good Bonnie Goodrich Charlene Goodwin Grover Goyne lindu Goyne Biil Grady SCH? rmme Sophomore: Frcskmcm Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Sophomme . mu . JA J, ,a- . Afr : F3 ' .9 A ' . K A A 'MM John Gmham Carol Green Donald Green Eddie Greenway Bennie Griffin Gerald Griffith Jumm Scohomcue lumm Souiwomore Sophomore Sotziwomore Don Hale Norman Hale Carolyn Hull Sherry Hamplon lorry Hand hma Haney Fleahnwm Fleshmqm Fwshrum Freshman Heshmim Freshlwun ,, . urn begin Ialer than Six whether The deslmarion is MIy or five miles away . . On the soplumom Ouhng Homer Anderson has a thGnCe I0 1M. Myra Dusher or help her rhrough the brombhas . Returning l5 ulmosr gs excmnq m Ienwng when u 9er Can mhve Ihe day In wnvermhon Frieda Harris Lois Harris Jackie Harrison Marion Harrison Hugh Harlley Linda Huffman Suohumore JUnrOF Jumor Freshman Jumor Jumor Dolliu Hawken Marinrie Hayes Maurice Haynes John Hazelip Linda Heam James Lewis Heath Flesl-mun Sophomore Junior Sophcmore Freshman Freshmen Rebeca: Heffinglun Hun cmsre Gail Hesson Iun-w Underclassmen A UNIQUE 1.1er M wnh I Mas funumns Sally Hinds Fvi-si mun Sarah Haney Freshman Bill Helm humor Jane Hickingboflom Hx'AaLmnn Marion Hendrickson Jun Cr Ed Higginbothum Jumor -1' runLLzmmg- U-ass wws Ils hm r- Hablnm wh-ch wcrLt-ri F 1 lo womoli- Spmr rind lH'rm pnrhos David Hobby Sawhomone Lynn Hopper Fl z'-SIHT1r'm Jeanne Hock! Sopiromore Jim Howard Fweshrnun Augustine Hendrix Son homore Ed Highiuwer Junwor Barbara Hulluwny Freshman Robert Huey Freshman C0 opero'woly w W Weldon Hendrix Sooixomove Jimmy Highmwer Sophomore Sunny Halloway Sophmore Paul HuH Junxor 'M: Donna Henmun Freshman Dee Hillin Junior Muss 0chch HJJH Joann Honey Sophomore Jerry Hughes Freshman Cline Henry FIESE' mun Peggy Hinds Freshman mmmes were mregrured . A sophomore Hushgn'or reads :1 vvmussmg chaHenge V0 u lrmJummn scpwnmore mg ngm, Lulu Mae Honey Freshman Palsy Hull Freshman Douglas Hes Atchie fsum Marvin Jacobs Roger James Wilma Hunnicu Sue Hulzhinsnn Freshman Heshmvm Frestan Freshman Jumor Jumor Charles Jesler AlinaI Jabs Bonnie Sue Johnson Lillian Johnsun Ralph Johnson Virginia Jennings Freshman Freshman Freshman Jumor Jumor Junior IIIII: IF EM: and $0 homores cek-brct'e lgcrh wctcrv uvxd defwn m Hm dunlxmc of u ruvmbor of the class losmr me rm 0! WW . Hs- lot d scaper 001 D . .J J J 9 :15 punmlve-d for hws rlnsa Kiefem, Thus imahmrm feHow Mud IiMe nffmiw fcu ilsh or sophcnwovua who threw Mm in vdcm member who w Charles Jones Glen E. Jones Sylvia Johnson Ann Jnnes Barbara Jones Bob Jones Sophomore Jumor Junior Freshman Freshman Sophomore Kathryn Jones Mam : Janus Sarah Jones Denzil Keckley Lewis Kackley Dayle Kee JUNIDV Juwor Freshman Freshman Sophomore Junior Walter Keeth Nick Keialnpoulos Sara Keller James Kalle Dennis Kelly James Kelley Doug Kennedy Sophommo 56H mm-zre SGI'JWDWO'D Sciv'vomore Freshman JUHIOI Peshmnn Ronald Kersh Grant KiHinn Peggy King Tommie Jane King Margie Kinsnlving David Kirk Robert Kissire FucaWnn-w ht-w-r'nn SmM'cmcre Fred'mrm Soniwomore Frestcm Sophomore Underclassmen E HzHL-Aremw L1: r',- S urr- I-mterw wrw skeep they follow HHJH w . l L, l. I Hm- I- 'ulw H p runmr' In M. -: .'- u q vtvlw'yu . .-.1 Hr F; .v 5-. ul v-mm'w Mn- m hnhms , in Hue Soph DENIES. Ethel Klemm Jutk Kline Edna Knore Cnrnelius Laird Dannie Lamb Susan Lumbdin Edna Lumberson Luv mu h-m- -- u. 3 :vamp 5.3: w,moru Sgpl-cwpu h.galumw Sozi-V-cmc-re Gayle Largenf John Lou Ronald luughevy JunniIa Lawrence Tum Ledfnrd Gary Lem: Carolyn Leonard $1.; l n - n- '9 g 115': M Jan ,- F 7v W :' 5w;- rv- w :1P3'f11-PH k hunlmer Dave Lindsey Jerry Linlefield Jane Lofinn Willene Looney Deanna Loveil Darlene Lowder Fln-uLm'u'x Jumor Fvesi'iman Sophomore Freshman Exog-homore Chuck Lurus Jean Lucas A1 Lynda Joan Lyon David MacDougall Palsy Maciin Somnomou? Sop nomnm Sophomore Sophomore Jumor freshman ; 4L3 s A enluy cn'r-vh'lmmL-nf wilel combmes wruhly, energy, and origmglny Hungry sophomores, Margie CLurk and Bob Jones, hm: up ' freshmenm. Marga, phlrlnozi all sophomore pames . 7 . My hand on myself, what .5 tl'Hs hem? Or :5 1th another game of who ws 1'16 let'mier'J Ken Maddox Jerry Maniun Mike Maple Ann Murlar Charles MurIin Jim Martin Fred m'm Frag! mun J.ercr Fmshrnun Jumor Jumm Geraldine Maslers Bill Monhews Noah Mallhews Chalies May's Harrie! McClellan John McCoy Hesmwm Freshman Freshman Junior Souhamore JUHrfJI' if 'w um R'Tih :. M1 me 35$?! ?zgihal Dwane McCullough Fred McCurdy Clare McDouguld Iris McElroy Maxine McGee Herman McHan Buddy McKee Sophomore Freshman JUnIOf Jumor Freshman BonhOmore Jumor Many McKenzie Robert McKenzie Burch Mtlurey Evelyn Mcluury Gail McMushr lean McQueen Tam McKay Freshman Sophomore Freshman Soohomcre Freshmen Jumm Freshman Underclossmen SOPHOMORES egqod 'in iumor H.155 mlo on interrclnss snowan hghl . Ar The Christmas pmrya Duve Meadow; and Augustine Hendrix are m a newL: nnrl rlvrk ruw V0 pass an Orange m The end of Hue Jme . . The socrelarwm comnunee mded n uH sophomore funmons. DIWES. 0nd even's- Miriam McReynoids Dave Meadows Josephine Meadows Lynn Merrick Elimbeih Michalover Jimmy Miller Lee Miller Freshman Sophomore Freshman Jumor Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Lynn Millet Edwina Mills Jimmie Lee Mills John Milton Bobby Mikhell Jane Miichell Barbara Mitts Sophomore Jun-or JUHIOI' Sophomore JUnIOI' SophOmore Sophomore gffjju. Sterl Mock lea Monlgomery Marion Moom Janis Morlun Toni Moss W. O. Mowery SOIJ-cmcrc Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomcre Kmnelh Murphey Tully Murphy Joe Murray Torn Myers Sue Nance Pat Neal ngav Jun or Freshman Juncr Freshman FVESI man Whey re pm. Um r :41, vH'ng was ciedmnwad '0 49 whom Lerwci N5 Ideals l5 Noomx 'WUILCr. :lnss scrrr-lmy Iyi'nsuvm AHQHZPI ... Wm H four iumu HHud Hw- Spm Cf EH Stun W004 nwws erinar of Me Bwsan, led CWLEI tlclss rm-l'nht-ls In punmu Oul me paper Jeane : New David Newell Marya Lou Newman Nancy Jo Newman Ken Nicholson Cecile Nix Fresmmm Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshmen Sully Noel Jere! Noland Ken Norman Jim Norsworfhy Kay Nnrfhtul Pnulu Obrechi Sophomore Junior Freshman Jomov Sophomore Freshman Kuihy O'Connor BiIF O'Dnniel Yoriko Ofusa Dorothy Oliver Sophomore Jumm Jumor Sophomom Ginny Organ Sylvester Ovenurf Janet Beth Pate Jerry Pare Jumar Sophomore Freshman Freshman Underclassmen 5 Pil'w'mm'l SM?! ? HUHGS zhe complwe Cflsf of Mr;- vaomorn produted dmpel program, Lislcn To The F v-09JFL- lhe :hemc of the pageant in- volved Hu- sumo syzmr hind rtchon mommed by The duss , Bob Silvay gave a ronvmcmg pcrfonrumw us rlm :Jmmox who sought to stifle freedom. Jaulonna Pulfen Pal Putrelson Curry Peacock Bobby Peurrow Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Anna Faye Pierce Burden Pierce Elaine Pierce June! Pierce Freshman Jumor Freshman Jumor William Oliver Joe Olree Peggy O'Neul Junzar Junlcr Freshman Glynn Parker Judy Parks Glenda Pam! Freshman Jumor Freshman 1: b Larry Peebles Donna Peugh Jimmie Phillips Junior Sophomore Junxor L E. Pitre Ruvh Plank Turn Pol Junior Jumor Sophomore ' ' 2 ,N ' za- :' H 5:? $535 a K ? '1- , J 7 i1. firs, Freddie Puner Hilda Porter Phil Poner Norma Powell Sammy Price Bennie Pom Jumor Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Junaor Linda Prilchen lynn Plysock Cordell Rugsdule Erma Ralnford Anna an'sey Glenn lundolph Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman lbs sophomonas own lund-for day was 0 Iwely puny . MUML wu'; plowded by Bob Eullurd, Gary Ackers. and Jack Fllvodcs. . . The ' w. and ancnged mos: 0! HT: cwn music , , , Io gwe :he puny a royal all, 0 queen. Morgwe Cfcnrlz, was elected and crowned n1 rhe parry, June Aniln Reeves Irene Raddell Mary Redwine Ruben Reed Clyde Reese Ella Mae Inns. Freshman Sophomore Junior Freshman Jumor Sophomore Reggie Raynalds Jack Rhodes Roberta Rhodes Ron Rhndes Ann Rirhnrdsnn Shirley Richardson Freshman Sophomore JUI'HOI' Freshman Sophomore Sophomore w. qgwfm . r t, i $ Fun. 1 ? Tr X I r :. 1: ' .1 3; ; Kr. xx . - . V L F. John Richer! Dolores Ricken Andy T. Riichie, Ill Anne Kirk Riichie Benye Ritchie Nelda Roach Sandra Roberts Sophomore Sophomore Jumor Sophomore Freshman JUHIDE Freshman Larry Dale Robinsun Wilson Rowlelr Virginia Roy Nina Maya Ruch Elliot! Ruiherford Delay Sunny Lony Sounders Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Underclossmen FIRST imporlam socml event for The Iunior duss was a pancake breakfast. Girls in me duss mixed the boner in Colhcmr kitchen before The griddling 0! Bee Rock . . . An abundance of pantukes made ihese girls rmher lthargsc , . . Junior men placed second behmd the facuiry in rogirog fooIbaH. Carolyn Savage Bobby 5lhules Ar'bur derdl Brenda Seashunk Leroy Sellers laWonnu Sells Toni Setxler Freshman Jumo: Freshman Freshman Junlo: Sophomore Freshman Clifford Sharp Maggie Jaan Shearer Bill Sheels Ruth Ann Sharruden Beth Shawmuker Claudia Shewmoker David Shewmuker Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Mum leo Shook Darrell Silkmun Dweilu Sillirnun Bob Silvey John Simpson Shirlev Sisco Jun 0! 5109' omere F'rshmun Sophomore Sophomore Sophomove Gary Sleege David Smun Alyce Smith Bi Smith Billy Mac Smith Brad Smiih Freshman Fdeshmcn Sophomore Jumar Freshman Jumor V year. snidents have chosen Y'neu maior fueid of study WMh their goal defmed. yunsors are required to make more infense opplucmuon in studying '- .5i1emore wnnls lo brush H1058 usswgnmems bu? somehmes Hue body demands Its resl, in spire of repeated efforts of the mind Po slick Io sVudies. Culhy Smith Deanna Smith Erma Srniih Gary Smith James Smith Jgrry Smi'h Freshman Scwucmore Scpi'wcmore Freshman Freshman Freshman luwrente Smi9h Sidney Smith Sue Smith Ron Smothermnn Alice Southern Marine Sparkman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Junior Freshmun Freshman u. u.... w. Fevrn Sparks Marcus Spear Gerald Starling Dale Slurr Roger Stephenson Alice Jean Slawur! Mum Stacklon JuIHOI Fxnzaimvm Juvi-Gr Jumov Jumor Jumor Flualumun Anilc Shane Gerry Stone James Smne Andre Stalls Pal Sfreel Phil Summerlin Jeriel Summit! lmslxmcn Funhmun Suphomurc SOphmrvure Freshman Freshman Sonlwomore Underclossmen JERRY Flggms and Lmdu Harlmun curry om lhe wumov Class proieH oi phmhng trees m H-y pmk , Ibeme ccmmvn-u Judy Parks Benme Portal, and Bonnie Jotnson. paoposoci Sprunghme Down Scum for Ihe wmor semor bmmquei mom' . hus MLEhoy reflects 'hc fer wihm hnzxncea the bonquat Pu! Suiherlin Carolyn Sweet lutile Swanson Nanny Talley Harald Tandy Paul Turence Scuba : Taylor Jumor Soul umori: Junuu Sop! ammo Sophomore Jun 01 $ophomore Benny Taylor Jimmy Taylor Dixie Tessmunn Dwain Thacker Carole Thomas Norma Thomas Dwight Thumpson Freshman Hushmrm Fmshmun ?resl'Im-tm Jumor Frgshman Sophomore Katy Thompson Sylvia Thumpson Ben Thrael Geovge 1hreewm Darlene Tobey Gail Todd Suphumcn- Freshmcm Sophommc Freshman Fleshnhm Furslwmrm George Treadwny Dick Tucker Robert Tucker June Tullis Kennelh Turner Larry Turner Jumm Freshman Jumor Freshman Sophomore Frr-shmnn Wuhan maul Jun M nrm Ruth rr rusuol mlmducrmn mm, mmm u M:- Ium; lrnsnrislwr: Hm wmlxly o! aprmghmo mm uuoumgp mnmrue Wm! Our la Almnw' 'l Eu-Huw r m ahuw Me an oys hung wxrlr lug 'ml Nmellmlr-s L39! revenge on Cm eugwgisrl Unl Ixy Huc-wmq he. in Hue. shower Sharon Unland Harold Valentine Roy Vanderpooi Phyllis Vander Wall Charles Van Winkle Pat Vardaman SL-nhonmve Sophomove Jumor Freshman Junior Sophomore Joan Wuddill Silvia Huger Waite: Dorothy Walker Lewis Wu1ker Naomi Walker Bub Wallace Sommnmre Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomme Jumnr v-fw 4 . K ' 4 5 4 - l i 4m ,5 z hi ' h .1, I X fJ : , Geneva Waller Jim Walton David Wurdrup Jack Warren Don Waters Judy Wmson Ernest Weave Freqnmcm Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Carolyn Weaver Walton Weaver Dorothy Wes! EHO Mae Wesibrook Joyce Weslbrook Belly Wasierhulm Benny Whaley Freshman Sephomme Jumor Sophomore Freshman Freshman Sophomore Underclassmen ARRIVING 1'3 f3? NINE: rmss Hcdge Porhrn? rmrh cue.- Claudel'e DuBcus rind Jerry Jones A ,m or m: .jnw'gwr'r n Hug srvfew on game meant Wufemng 1: h'iwvl WOW 'ruqnurr- H13 RE-PH'P PCMN v:ken up palm rend-ng 3r 031m 1::ng Lu nu cworrrc-n7 TM,- 211; :mewnezi Mg! class ianl Alice White Mike While Nancy Whiie Ronald While Yvonne While Francis Whileman June Lewis Whiiemun Freshman Jumcr Jumor Freshman Jumor Sonhomore Jumor Ronnie Whilfield Norma Widel Joe Wilkins Linda Wilkins Helen Willburn Alice Williams James B. Williams Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Freshmun Freshman Sophomore Junior Jim Wililums LcleHu Williams Pete Williams Rodger Williams Sue Williams Beverly Wilscn Sophomore Saplrcmore Fros'wmrm SUM'CHIGIC Freahmrr'x Frcshm'm N. J, Wilson Undo Wingfiefd Robert Wingfield Willa Dean Wingfield Donna Wise Mary Wisenbuker Freshman Freahman .hmlcr Jumcr Sophomore Fieshrmm A' , , r ' mlnnmnmem fol m- lumur pony remomerl n! homer lumors former! 1m Instrumental mu fwe wmots oi the Women; Ensemble sang hghv .thespians mode the llghr 90 our . . . Bcnnwe FONPF and duss soonsor. Harold Bowen have 0 converscmon with a cultural background. Hugh Womuck Joe Womack Jimmy Wood Faye Waodhum Diunn Woodie Joy Wornuck Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman SopI-Iomore Freshman Marilyn Wrighl Jerry Yurbrough Shirley YeHun Dale Yoder Helen Young June Young Sophomore Freshman Freshman Jumor Freshman Sophomore ,, m C hoice of- activities express varied awareness of Truth. STRONG armed man, Benny Stephens, is on hand to direct freshman Jane Hickx'ngbottom In her new home in Pattie Cobbv Mom, Dad, and Brother are eager to get ttnngs moved in. but. when that lost pair of shoes and lust dress go into the closet and forewetls are said, there 'rs a moment of sadneu. u sudden lonehness Soon, however, these thoughts wm be lost amid the excitement of making new friends. and beginntng her first year of coll'ege life. BROKE AGAIN thinks AI lynds as he reaches the cashier. Registration fees may empty his pockets, but the end of the line is a welcome sight after he has spent long houts counseling and standing in the min With this chore completed, he can relax m the student center before classes start. 70 mg arms and friendly smiles mark first days her is. to must. as welcomed as the summer . T0 the upperclassman it means ronowod in classes, becoming roacquaintod with last friendsq aurl eu'ropling now responsibilitios. the fresllmmt it moans entering: a new world. college life. Muving in . . . entrance tests -' g acquainted . . . munseling and regisirir . these are all new experiences To all it memories of 1110 first Sunday at tho Cnllogv the friendly smilps. and the joy of Christian 1'13. As 1119 first days of the year rmno 1n . lhe freshmon hlli'lVE' bought chapel seats. ' -sre well underway. and the college day is according tn srhoduln BROTHER Tee! is anxious to meet end 70 welcome all Ihe new sludenrs in September. Durmg the year every one receres spiriluul benefit from many services at the CoHege Church fans: climaxes r1 Wing, evemful week. Their dulies -ry' Radwine and Roberto Rhodes fund this Hem refreshinq 71 VESPER servuces begm enriy in Me Gall of the year. Whether ?hese include the enTire student body or only suiVemme-s rhe devoHDnaI periods hefp to end Emh dny 0f nc'ivny wnh 0 Feeling of the newness of God OCTOBER They indeed play on imporram role in strengthenmg the Was on Vhe Harding campus. High spirits and personalities pervade Fall scenes As warm weather dominated the month of Otto- ber and Mother Nature painh'd the trees red and gold. the days woro porfprl fur tmmis m' a walk in the park. Every student welcomed the intramural football games and a r'hnico of show nights. These were especially enjoyed with tho running of Pledge Week. which brought a siege of dating . . . Honors were well spread across 1110 campus with the an- nmmring,r of 1958439 Vth'r-z Kth winners and with the election of class officers: . . . Thv month-s grand finale- was the Bison All-Star frmtball game played Halloween night. PEALS of laughfer full the air as Lmdn Prifchen sreps' into the Lily Pool for c: quitk wade Jerry Burks ws quire willmg 10 extend a helping hand h . F H few spwrmurs from vhe mrmmurcl football games, Nollcing rhe grim . you would Ihm': mm me wrong teem must have scared, but who knows;- h mm the annowucer who is the rumpus mmedmm, ins! toid cmolher Mme ioke. PLEDGE WEEK brings many unusual people on campus . Omega Phi Finites . . Regma Queens . , Phi Oclm Rots V V . each only lowly pledges, A represent- nhve scene x5 m catch a Mohican predge, Jrke Pete WIHInms 05 he goes mm 0 traditional wnr dance. 905th, Dilendw by Beny Clark, Gerry Svone. Carol Greene, and Judy Parks, ralgned over me annual Buson AllrSmr fomball game. was played Ocrober 11L th rhe Halloween mohf CClrried out by the dresses of Me royoHy and by their puper-muche hnlf-moon throne WIYH z: generous smlc fol NH, Cgrde Thymus suppk-mvnted her wow, m hclme eronom 5 by wrung cs Dmmriwm of lhe Home EC duhs of f-rkunszxs HuMmu n um! 1mm 10b and support- mg a frlmdy. Augus? Unwm mmmcnncd c: 3'? gmdr: average ANNETTE P'zw fcmM-thnu iw' Hr! mmo' HRH lel o'irnu. :n Ber: 41 LOCHH scxerwce WM Humcnfnv Izriucwon RM F 11mm: aj m f-zpiw laz. 'LFMNVI and E m; M :unnr ,r-m M'ch'cd 'cn'w worked wwH' LJi'OUIf: wi ': meacher 1? EH! FAw lmj v. 1 'h-H 113-1: n wmr'rirzr WNW? wm'b. 11' Wylc wood Sr'rns'riry cm: Mhhn Um Paw Fonvi. sdenF-d m hr1 -1 mamhn-r 3 rm: Schmd of 3-1710. Um Sm-IM ;n-;mv.-w4 lr-raf-I: .r q wrath mg UIIPP' m anrH-ax funny Peddte vans GuYs'qP-imq 735 :I 5 E-r 1p Jn'vrnAtry 3.: cunsiw, 43 m: , :9, .-.. 4. . y 4.,. E.MH-e Aggcrm'ugp JOHN Wll's'un STUJRHI Anamm'mn Pwmin-Hr. tom'mm-l t-CPchte rn musm th mholurshwp worthy u? ,rlnwiuh- o! mum. mnwruw. A nu'mbiVSP-m H1 Nilm VIM Cnrrylng u full glam iv. numu Smtnhrly um! M'tv Fete n Hf Pw :ciwnq 'v-e dtuf nvih v! thuwanp :1? Gulhlurlc! COI- qud un'J qu-vn? pruuth-m CF SNEA, con'tht-fl his Beltle nVIICJ In g-:n,.:v man for MHM-mri thrnnnmzy lhrounl- pn-udnng. x 'Jm . . tuui pun; I-wyon-riMury Fivrmmv quIHN'l the rcswonsllwlu'u-c o! h' wnh Mu. rum, :rwtwwxr :I: svwng lhe den? wnll zummup Ulu-Hnr r'vwry BF xiv H5 sfudv 5:?ng9 Jinn, VJ Phl- 74 WHO'S Who Among Svudems in ANTENCGH Colleges and Unwersh hes. gives recognmon 10 Iollege svudems who 9mm proved to be outstanding These sludenls are chosen on the hnsxs of character, schobrship, Iendershm, prmimpu- hon in exrrrjcurrmulur uchvmcs, and potentiality for fumre service JOE Highrower was Pew Jt'rrn iuwvss Mcmuget, imercoHeg-ure basebuH player, and EifUSI- Jl'FW of fury Flu r1114 Hm same! Clrlss Solhe- Turner mamfvsrcd I'mr ui r'nm': usnc Industry cmd cheer fulness as she tackled Hm 10h 0F iz-rod'uamg c: superxor Pew Jean 1 Galley MINI MIG! SHNUI yu'lr WM: 5UCh rltwvmrs us Pvm Juan Copy ErIJor work in rle hbrury :md si'rwmr m www.uwr of Alpha Chi . 5W- whowad lhmr ronllrirmv m Ffwhmrd Huwluns Ivy Hmrmg Inrn M-Jyor of vm VIHugE m 57, 58 and m Ms ammo: yr. 10 llm IrHWHil'ny of Pi Kappa .I1d DCICWIDIDQV 7 Emma minded Ed Highrowm wu!V un lulmroHugjull-E lmrk tram member rmd sports r- 0f Nu: erm and Peril Jenn . ' achieved LH'I t'mvilvnl mmit'mlr record , 7 Kmm Bohm u biology mnior, was on Oulslmufmq mtmmuml mm mlmc'ollvgu'm: basketball player, 5 M . E ,7 9 RA J 4, Of 15 anmu 2th lumri 41ml Humi- F1 Huh Fuwv! Muz'ulhv TI-khiL n phwmmf OHCI coonelmww gu-rwm wHII wlmrn to walk . m H qumt munner Frlrd Mnswy nwuanrl m dug: muriwmnp HHvHQHrGIFHD nHanhM,nr1d found hm? for mnulur vm'. m Hm lDUHPy hum , , ,' Bv-Yry Baker, . L mmm ? '0 W dem 0' chrwm lh'li'ln'd z! Suah'sn'ui ruHr'ry: UIrE'Pr 03 U rntmbt'r of Alum: UH mu! Han Sihucl ml funenrnn Siudles afown EGW'JJMMI lm prllgvtlmlcn fur mxssnunrlry work H'l Spamsh spmH-znu Lounrnes whnit- lJounmn; r: UH. m rm- .r1lg'M'OIiP-Jlx'1m rrngk mum u U: NOVEMBER Cultural, social, and spiritual feasting is prevalent November ushered in mid-snmostor oxams accom, panied by firm resolutions to study harder. As the month progressed, numorc'ms activities made these Vnws difficult. to keep Thr- first lytteums the Chanticleers. Cmrgo Lurktonhorg, and the Gay Tymliers - wero woll attended; a campus produc- tion. Blithe Spirit. was t'spvvially enjoyable. Social Clubs were eager to hau- tlwir third functinns before banquet season whilo oarh Class vied to have the biggest and host party. Highlighting the month was the Thirty-fifth Annual Ix'rturvship. The lVIission of the Clmrrhf Lr'cturoship and Indian summer both Came to an end With freezing rains. DR. GANUS confers The honorary de- gree of Docfor of Laws on Gemgc R. Kendall for his busmess leadership and many conmbuuons to human welfare. THE CHANTICLEERS, a verscmle singing group emartcined on whe Lyceum Series with a deirghrful cancer? of snlosJ and excerpts lrom HMS Pmafme. EARICATURES make good tonversmlon for :he model and Me unisT-a I espedally If the indwidunl is Dr Bales and live creator Jerry Mxrchell. 7h MIA CONDOMINE IDon Wmdmpl ,nv-ted Modanw Avc'ni W'I'UW thmweri lo dinner :0 gar COM! f0! FMS book She wen! inlo E: mmcca cufied up ha M5. v.50; sum' w'no had passed over seven years ucuMQ-L rmd 'urneci hs s'wp'wxm of Me In;.vu!s mVo ?.rm behef gardens made r: iwrmhhM SI'HHHIHI for The Fem Jenn Queen Pmsvnmhmn Eudx ans social dub chow r: qumm m n-Ipwrmm 'hem m :he . . . Cnndtdnres wuw Mr.:.:vHv Tulrluk, Pm Sufherhn, Luylu Chlumh, Lmolyn Bnrrcm, Regmn Clmy On Ilm su-cond row wt'vc; Claudef'e dmnira anrenre. Ulnnv Oman. Hem; Clerk Linda Crews DeHn SmHouL SnHwe Turner, and Judy Paris Thur? www Mosmn M L x 45 flUlth'S j. 9 s r . rimm-A . - -' 1. d - ':'2!!.$; - w W - . 5h , l . . , , ' - - , . SELECTED rty 1M3 rurfun's 'r. '1 Ln : 5' Dcswfn v.15 umur CCUTIE'T Dugais 0; Jackson. H 556:.m; 'u? chose of We C-nlnxy men for FEW! Jean QUQf-W SJ! +3 Tun'm :1 how :15 the ngn I'Ju 5.4m: Queen and us :: Pc' Jenn Queen fmGIISY V'rgmw'l wus w Ce lunch. ROOMMATES for me snhool ymr, Cloudem: and Sullle wen: boih Pew Jenn Queen Arrendoms. Servmg as c: hostess m We dmmg half. Clouder'e wvvs also am 0cher member of The A Ccnppeilu Chorus , An effmenl perfemomst SGHie spew mmny hows wonkmg '15 urldor of the Pew Jenn 7E1 milage liie WUS spun! work rmd chamenmry mathing PETIT JEAN QUEEN, Berry Clark of Hrwpccl, Auzono, was chosen W :he Fru'er Sodnlws social dub GS the ideal of femmme grace, benuw. 0nd Madam 362', was eiecfsd by SHJr'iFHTS from nomnees of Eom'oon men s so: at clubs n umpmmg to work LECTURESHIF guards, M15 P C Bailey and Mrs Henry B. SmHh horn Fl Doradol Ark. regism! or NH: mhle m tlm Adrmmslralion Bulidmg They! are Iypncm of whe- many wsdors from mcrny srmes who com:- 10 henr edHymg Bible h-cfurex and hrwo chc-wshm wnh orl.er c.l-nshuns . . . Peggy O Nf:lll wclmnun Hm Iwo Mdies to Cl room that is one of suvcmf winch smdem; Vncrnedao nrowrle condov'qlulo 'IQrHE-S t7. Ihose mlemhng 1le lemmeghlp; MIKE WHITE and Cumld Ebkur wmr- two :hoseu by The social dubs Io serve m Hm Iimni-sgang bmhuque on the fombuil Held.- BUTCH Bison nnd Clrmrlnne Fuulk lend ThumLsgiving routers IH, cheering the Bisons $0 a mulling vucrory over Arkansas Collage. MARSHAlL Keeble inspired nn overwlpnrny ur1 on The fm-jl nlgm of The lecturaship. 'The Triumphant urch wrls Hm title of hm. lecture, summed up by we need to wrap me gospel in nice pup -- MrRay nnrl cthrs were anger 10 meg! Brolhm Knnble nfrer The. lecture Tom DECEMBER Jolly season is terminated with welcome interlude 30 much In dn. 50 little limo' . . . debate. chow- and Ameriran Studios trip . tvsts . . . basketball games . . . Christmas parlit-s . . . all were jam-pack , into three shnrt weeks hotwvon Tl'lanksgiving ami- Christmas. But despite tho rush. the debate team came thmugh with top hmmm 1110 basketball team: won seven out of ninv garncs. and tho A Cappella: Chorus was well received on its fall tour in the Midwest. Christmas spirit ran high as a big snow added the perfect much to caroling parties and gift exchanging. Then. at last. came December 185 bringing the welcomed interlude of going home. SCHOOL spirit is high as she pep band leads The crowd in a flghr song before $he Arkansas A 3 M basketball game. The fans bniked ?he Bisons ON the way to their smh snmghv win X x X aha; -- -..,. - v9 4' OLD MAN wmver transposed 1he campus into a white and icy pfcyground. Despite rhe CI'II of being hit by snowballs and rolled in The snow. most found the change In weather a delight Above, Fred Man: and George Gurgonus are determined '0 douse just one more girl before the snow malts. B? VHF May Queen were. Joyce Jennings Betty Baker, Mite Jobe, Curoie Thomas, Melba Cornish, Pat Forsee On the second row were Mary - Money. Jayne Gems. Sue Vimher, Grace Dovisl Ann Torum, Put Smith, Jeanette Harrington, and LaVonne Thompson. On!y a Dream Jim's theme. After four finalists were chosen and the final election was held, one gm 5 dream of reugnmg over May Fete came true Spaclul Services presented the 'Hording BeHes and Eenux on n five-duy TWENTY-SEVEN students went to Chicago on the full American Of the show were selected from The A CnppeHo Chowsr The program Studies trip. Due to The snow Ihe group Iruveled by train. MI charm numbers, plays, and variety acfs, One specwcl number was ' Torn D1, Gum: Darrel COIHPIIU5 td Highvower, and Jo? Olree wan well performed by Glover Goyne, John W.Ison and Dean Fries? nrapohenHy wnihng for Irmns arrival m Kensem Arkansas, MAY FETE QUEEN, Carole Thomas. pessessed ihe mgczf qualxries of wisdom, kindness, and love of humrmny which made hw rm Ideal nommee of the Kappa! Phi 500m club LnolL- r: wnzor from i'ornmu, Arkansas was elected by We sruo'em body frcm H-o feur fmuhsrs :hosen from fffeen ccnd-dures. CAROLE dr-monsmnc-s MW nluhIH-s m home pcnnomlis wnh HHS yummy pse chk behmcf Ilm Lhmry desk occupmd mum Of Joyce s hme l'Hr'VvPScEIH 5m: Lclmnh-H'ri u lull your rlr. Smdwm AESOUCIHOH EIEIHOHS socmmry Marv hnxsh WW mm LT ed Ic-quiremems for rm meu-nrcnry edumhon degrea EM mlh and love- pring momhs. . of Clarksr Si. 'th- lanendcnms r0 rmgn '. . lhu queen of May 8:3 . nr ,-. mzrmmn CHRISTMAS was mnrir huglm-t Im H: Mmilnw hy siutlems, who do- nmed Io lhe Pnnrly ShL-H Furh mw tcre-wv-ri 7O Um: o? waned Faods. A BRIGHT war of lwquly :0 thper srudenrs wry. 17w. Umxmwz. HPO m Hm: qlrlr. dwm Hnw :4 lbs: 3.51 Sns'mg 7 Ppggy ijq'Lyhpl'th ; H.1- fWHO Un'i 1mm lyun- found decmwmr u 'x vwn. V' sum shyi-US S.ANTA CLAUS was on lmmi wim P'mdy and n Murry HmsHH-r. with n' Hie dorm prn'y rhmnnmj pmnul pul ue't'l vaLv-g' L'HC wnrw dmmsnd m r-w'w :JHH uh Christmas Cards Belmcd chrols Saint Nut? H1435? war? IHLIUdEd m pnunied by rhp Chornha December 17 HOME fur the hohdrw5 was echoed over the campus and H v hm; FIWOHE'KE hour of departure urrwes As Muck Croft helps Hume? McCtellrIn she Hunks . . . c: vaca- tion le- slvep, good food, .rmrl no books BURNING of 1M.- mwdnlgh! Olin is a prevnlenf 5.9m during lhe week DY: finals, Erma Smwh will reshfy mm hours of sTudymg does poy 0H, but rhm menial slress and grain is still present during vests, ROCK 'm'! rclll i v1:;: ng g? LyHEL' NUL- nml :nk mnmnuru bLlSLEJIJUHS wmu rucewad us Mme: b Bumne Powmr and BEN Ohhsteud for F Y Tommy kaE-r Mus 0mm reumis, cmd wewrd fut'T clom VIICl ?d Trio' SOCF SW71 Sponsored by We Sludam Assocacmon. howng me most unusual Um! ougwnm socks. '. ' ARY arty revives and gives solace to the exam-weory uary. Who hvginniuu of 1950. hnaugllt slui back frnnl tho hnlidm's with firm rosuluiicms A Cnming vvur. Lnx't minute term palwr's. 0111-- Peadinp; dsxigmm'nix and mining finals im- , ely turnvd all minds: ln studios. Dark rir'rlml .smd kirk nf vm-rgy t'harmwvriml vach simh'nl cemplolml Ilik' lilH1 lulllill. Hill nflvr i! um'k PINI the spring; smm-x'lI-r 111' NEW was begun with , a1 husllv aml Imxlll' nf rnnfuuilm. Tho Slu- $ssorinliun pm'kvrl up ;1 mm svmrgeh'r 11y 51mm, an all-stmlmt mc'k party l'UthVillgj llw Botlwl- --:.-' baskmlmll gnmv. STUDENTS anxlously crcwd around Eric Friedman 10 re- ceive ou'ogrophs following hm excellent vmhn concert , -nlgh1 meehngs ore lmdmcnal m Hurdmg, Andy Rnciue Jr. 15 m charge of personal evangelwsm Here each person offending learns much ', wads of teaching Chrusnormy 10 :he inowxdual. The second meeting x5 pnrhculurly for these who mun l0 preach o: m become preacher's wive5 FEBRUARY Every day crammed with numerous happenings Tim first wwk nf- l-blyrnznjv was mw-rsimrluu'od fur sump by the mailing nut ui- Fall wmostvr gratlps. Bul sovvnIy-mu- studvnla wvrv llnnnrcrl 1w nmking the Domfs list. The munth um l'lmuiml wiih arlivilios such as snrial t'luh llamclnvls. n sllulvnt nsmrintinn all- RFIIHUI party. mul ww-r'ul lyrvums, Aim. umrlonls erv ailnwnrl tn nHmnl 1hv Hunt Inwkvthall fmmv at Bovlw. Filot'tinlw uvrv IwM tn rhmm- Ihv 11ml 311- I'nnnrl man and u'ruzmn ml mmpux :1an NM! vlass t'JleO its l'awn'ilvs. Thu Ivirxl unrm days Hf Spring WPI'U highly Wu'lmmml by mam; slnrh-m: ilS lhoy r1'rm1lml into tht- lily punl fur a illils's :luvLinu. High- Iiulning ant! In'inuiug tllv mnnlll ln :1 rlmx- was 1110 annual Spring mwliuu .11 1'10 Cullvgv rhm'th. This: yvar Jimmy AlIe-n nus HIE' Glll'akvl'. GARY Ackers, SYUdeN body socremry of lhe Puy- ForrA Day developmenl, us host '0 Mr Glenn CrL-En who is one of the many 70 hnnnrye 0 din; m Hardmg FOREIGN slwiunra mI-u ml ru'nve pctrr m 0H campus umuuvy Hm Harm? Enmcmms Club was honorwl to have Unudm Shrwmnker, a resudem Hm punef was led by Motho Clowell. wW! ' -. g M :4J1'Q 4'5 3i 0' Ahuu, Tutu Poi horn mam und YOMLD OIusn, hum Jclpun, to dwswss home 010erme m lhewf COUHHIL ? , s JIMMY '! r7 cram 11-1' - ,- w Hun Lf m,.q '. Maw! :I rmmu V'w iIL.'Wl'l U LqucII Hus mL-cfmg WIH be vernzzrnlwrl'-LE us '1 mowwhun plxn'v Of SWWUUIIW- Iv. WP; WFH'S CI many pariah: rlx IH Kpmks HI flu? annual sprwrlg nwehng HIL r-levnwd rmdmnce WIH195565 -' Ilnssnr, gwmhnL Pv-y do In Tone, enchanted lhe audlr ' with has mnery mnm'n mute In me hands 0! lhns muster r assumes llh- polyptonu: blCOdTh of a keyboard :nsrrumenr. RAUL Sprvok Argenme pmmisn impresses Hm oud-eme with his musi- um mum. Tins i5 Splvoks second year 10 appear en Il-e Lyceum Series. THERE'S Gomg to be a Party, an original rouf-m: and song used by the men's chorus Jme 1c: mvne sTUdenls lo Ihe ofter-IhE-gur'ne puny followmg the Iusr home basketboH game. JUANITA lnwreme pins 0 bouroniere 0n Crny lecm before Hwy depart for Ins bcmcwet Whether formu? or mformnlJ banquets add Dxcnemenr and enloymenr to rhu wmrer monlhs. ONE ACT plays are prescmed each Thursday evening by Hm THIRTY per cnnr of 1he siudenrs help pay rheur expenses by working on campus. Theater Guild. The piclure below Is a scene in the RNNMAKER. Jobs range from CHICO work to waxing the Hour of the student center every Monday. L .313 experiences mm u Sturlvm never Forgets m Hnrrlmg x5 the hymn smgs mound the LHy Pond. Everyone receives a splnrunl benefit from Jun these gulvi'uerir'.g5 Ihe munngrh drawn from Fellowshxp here goes wnh each pulson throughour Me and helps In susmm ms devoricn r0 God. FOR l'IPw IOVI' OI Mnmmily, her cthr;A.-lm'-9: WM ixm Pmphnsns 0n Hp? ' ' ' 'II-m luvmt; ir-Ny Um! emu: agl-n Hm Er-SA AH Roun'i W'Lmun BPS? AH Pound Mrm vwv, Vim BHCDS' top storm Fu-ai Mnssuy, who is Iinlshmr; :1 vwnmtll science mmor for Ins mbdlrrH unmet V23 BLACK MAGIC, Hm Meme of Me Sprmg Tolcnl Show Is reveulnd :15 the curmm nses to John WJscn and Peachy Hughlower's sngmg of this number Elmirm-nmem ur H5 hmghv IS vsewed as me plogmm progresses. Musuml numbem, sklls and mne'y uUs ule all on me evenings agenda, MARCH Programs, contests, visitation stimulate interests IWarrh New in wilh a jam parkml t'alendar which inrludpd 1110 15mm AlliStm' lmskvihall game. the Bm'nm'd Pvil'i'vr Trim. 111v Spring 'l'ulvnt Shun; and the SNEA Cunvmllinn nH uilhiII Hu- firsl hm wePl-LS nl' HID mnnlh. 'l'hv Chuml Clinit' hold Marrh 19 lllrnuuh 31 En'nuulu munch UH r'umpm from many rnllvu'rw Ihmuuhnnl llw Amllu Allh-r ltlid-SPIHPStm' vxums tht' Slutlvllh uvrc- I'wltlx' for spring: Yuruliml and as 1111M lI-H In .21: 1mm:- Huv I'llurlh left In gm un llwir gprith tumi Tho lns1 fEcer Hf Murrll fnlmd slu- rivnh rc-mmin; f'rnm u uw'iu'fld Hf 11-5! rmdy In Email! tlw Musing lu'w months uf srlmnl. AFTER ::n intermdq reF-Pnrs'll IS C-mv mylm hwzun on H19 WARRIORS HJSBAND WEIIL-H I; it: be presen'ad AgJM 10, by The Cumuus Players dinir. brings George Lynn, contempomry Amencon com- an campus He Is outstanding as a choral clinic condunor. ulfords ompie opportuniiy N: do and to prepare bener to do Chnshun work ' hlkl' home lo conduc! worsmp services for the people rhere. THE ANNUAL lmrumurul Speech Avls Tournamem ,5 sponsored by the Deparrr mum of Speech. H is open m n SOCIEH Liubs and u rrophy ws gwen Io EGLh Club rim! wms individual evems, Tournamem divisions are debate, smnes, 0nd EVEN; Sunday afternoons fund 0 group of students walking out 10 Thexr appremmron of We services Inspire and sirenglhen each participant's faith. .., . . .r. REFLECI'ION .n We Wmerv shadows on me lawn, a rool breeze, and me sounds of crnikels mwred wxr'n lnuqhwr comhmp m make a spdng night on campus u pwlurc oi benuvy, Whelher students we shoHIng M: We lrhrury, grouped around 1:: LJy Pool or sming In NH: swmgs rhey are glad to be alive. APRIL Warm weather, when dry, lures couples outside The entrance of April was; markan by the begin- ning; of interrullpgialn lmsvlmil and track. hy the returning of tho A Cuppt-Ila Chorus frum a successful trip lhmug'h tho Snulllwvst. aml by Hm beginning nf six rfrluck May Fvlv praviiw. The campus play- m's addod rulturo to tho rumpus; activities by present- ing: The Wrarrir'n'ic Huxbmm'. April 18 found the campus overflowing: willt visiting: sludonts. with the Home Emnnmim 'Wm'kqlmp in SUSSiUIl and with the arrival of visiting: high svl'uml soninrs on Senior Day. In r'hapol sindr-ntq wow- prix'ilvgvd lu hear nutstand- imp; slwakm's wlm wm'v ntlmlding 1110 Freedom Ful'um. The last wovks Hf April fnund all Mnndays rmm'vod fur mrial Huh Innings. llws'o woro welcome inlm'ludps in a wwk of campus arlivilios and study. SPRING is said To be the perfect Time of the year for love and if one takes a look aboul campus this Will be considered true; sance newly Gomg Steady and 'Engoged ' couples are seen together continually, l- I McRay varies his I by having Them - Iionolly under the 7' lha springtime. One fuels close: In God Ell! His great ourdoorsr SCENIC Spots, such :15 Camp Tohkodah, Pem Jean Mountain, and Blanchard Springs are chosen for club outings. Good food, bout- 1ng, hikes, and complete exhuusnon are In SI'DIE for every sludem artendlng. SUNNY day's mouse mteresr in many our door sports when bow siudenrs and faculty are emhusinshc nbcuf a good tennis game BEAUTY 0f Eprmg :prhes the beauty 0! love Gemld Ebkcr cmd Mnrfhn Ben- m-l'n-lrl me one EH the many roUMcs who mire hrnr: kw u SHOH m UTE: wHege park. SUNGLASSES, quiir, radio, suman lmmn, pdlow, kath, rind booksilhese are a few of the ThIHQS taken by the girls when they sunme on Curhmn roof MASSES o? smdwms are seen 05 Hwy wuH: hrui- to Lumpus after uVL-mrlq rhurU: :yerE-a The slu urmr'r WIH he UcwdE-d dr-m SOUYI MAY. I958 Queens reign over final days before graduation --- -- :1 .4: I III III III ANNETTE Hendrix's radium smile craplivalud Ihr: audience as she made her debut as May Queen UnIII rhis momem HIE results of the clcdiun had been unknown I0 Harding sIudzansI Why; always a IIIUIIHI IIF FliHIaXOS in PI'IHPEC life. was no PXI'PJIIIUI'I in 1038.1'iwso FIIHIHKPS Ufflered iII mImV f'IIrIIIs , . I-iIIIIIIIEIIII pIIUOImIs ivalllling qthOllS Imd IIIiIIIIIssIIs . . . iII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIII III sig- niliIIIIII. iHiiViH IIIIII iIHPHPIiHIli INixOlliIlT'P . . . in thI- IIIIimIIIo I IIIIIIIIIIIiIIII III Ii IF 1 .38 I IIIIliI illJllI'N The IIIVthmiI IIIIIIIIII IIf iilI' VIII iI-II- mas unspnilod by Ilrmirhing SIJIil'I0 lIlillN xxlIiI II MIN aIIiIiIiI-s III Ihe gun. HIIIIIIIS IIIIIi IIuIIII'Il-I PlIlliililHiZillQ individual ITFUU'niiiIIII IlIIIIIiIIIIlI'Il I1 I'lIIIpI-l porind Audience aIIIiI ilHllillIl uas III In IIII-III-II GIN sII IL'P IIIIIIIiIILI pIIIIPd III IPYDEll HIP IIHPI III Ihl' '38 PI!!! .I'I'IIII. MIII was QIHILIIIHHOUHSIY IIIIII'kI-Il IIIIIi I'IiIIIIIxI-Il till the 38th with Ilio L'IIHIIlllPIlfPInPIll E'XPITiHPS. ANNETYE Hendnx is crowned Us the queen of May by Dr Clark Stevens She I: or- IEnded by Rosemary Kendrick 0nd Lorena Irenhower and man bprs of Ihe May CuurI -' pruchces durmg HH' mul1'I Of ADHI CW; veHC'r'TMJ 515 the Mew pms? deeM bow IMwae Queen AI'WL'WE 0nd prULz'vti IO wmd WM? Pole '50 JD chub sponsors Ihu Mm, Fete Iherv-lo-v, Hwy dmcae represemcnm-s horn flue O'her q-uls 500M dubs 1o pm'hcmulu m Hue pvogrum -- iYion Day Is a hme looked forward to by OH siudenfs when cenam Individuals and groups are honored. Sludems ouTsIcmding in , much are presented troph-es and rhose in Who's Who are awarded cemfxcmes. Students oulsmnding in other fields arse rECEIVEd awards. M , if; I v . l l '. O 1 - l FAVORITES, Best All fmmmrl Siwirnh, Honor Smh-ms and Path Jean Oum-n Ciro UH revealed 0n the long awunr'ui I'vhl jmm Day Bin Hnyd, arurh-m nssorinnon Im-suln-nt crowns Joyre Je'nmm-u qucan us her Ioull preks from off stage Mozvlle IFkhak Gm! Snllm lurlmr me her oncndonh. EVERYONE was in suspense unhl Colvm Downs read the 1'ne dcdwcanon Whe Fast line of 1958 Few Jean to Jnm Arkmsonf' AFTER The PeTir Jean magnum everyone is dEdICUTEd is nnxious Po look over the new yearbook includmg Ed-ror Cnlwn Downs and Ass-smnr Eduror Sallie Turner. I Day closes and unnuat slgnmg begins as groups W I'm campus Tu emoy rv-Jdmonnl sack suppers. FACES turn TO the iuture 05 di- plumus are about 70 be re- ceived, Bur memories of the many emoyablc hours spent on campus wiH lung remain in the hecrfs of these gruduunng seniors of the class of '58 S pecialized interests are united in Truth. ORGANIZATIONS. u STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS. HRST STEF'- Gayle Clcunth and Benny Stephens, srs. SECOND STEP: Carole Thomas, ir, and Dr, Clurk Stevens sponsor. THIRD STEP; Pete leluur'ns h and Bob Silvey, soph. FOURTH STEP George Cluypook fr., KH'SY'EU Christensen, soph, 0nd Bennw: Porter, jr represenrmives. EACH Smdunl ASECH'irH-un Ihum4 nwmber wus cm expwr m INS fwM LCIVQHHE Thompson :15 culbmel serHPYrIIy flury Ad-JVK lupwH-I'HPH The PchAfor- U'DK'Y l-JWUW . 5UP Vmer wublwcnicd eleclwons .Curolyn IIHIWOWW rmd Judy Parks planned enmnmnmml and pmm-s, Kmtlx How! was on pub- lmly qumn Hmv nnri Salim Turner were represonmhvcs o1 pulmulrmns; Fd Mghluwer toroxdmuled WMHIS mu! Stucham Association octivmey I ICE CLUBS fperior students promote aid and innovations I'iscing's SIIIIIIIIII Asz'iIIliIIII. led llIiI: IIIIIIII III ?Wilsuu. 194 II IIII Ill IIIILIIIIIiAIIII IIIIII AIIIIIIIIIIIVI IIIlF- 1: unit uhiIiI iIII IIIIiIII: IIVIIIIV Ilillfiin sIlIIlIIIIl EXCIIHIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIliIIII III IIIII ,IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiL 1 mIIIIlIiIIIIIIfI' IIIIIl. . minimum III' s'IIIIIl III- in lhII IIIIIIIHIIIIIII'IIIIIIII ElHIHICtS III IIIII SIIIIiIIIII ffgiatinn IIIIII Nlll'il IIIiIIIIs US t'UnVCHiiUnH IIImIIIil- and adIIqIIIIIII III IIIPHE' IIIIIIiIIII in all al'PiIS IIH'IIITI- I' rdcnls. faCUii-V. IIIIIi IIIIIIIiIIislrnlIIIIs. Student AKsIIIIiIIIiIIII iu illSH II nIIIIliIIIII in which 1.1. snIIi'dl iii in is I'IHIIIIEIHI'IPF! and IIIIjIIy'.IIIi Gala I 001 partiIIs IIIII uil'l III slIIIIIIIl and IIIII iIItIII 'illfiPS arII usually full III IIllIIII activilins SIIII'III as I ly of CUIHPSIH. IIIIIIII Saturday night, IIIIIviIIs. Dxnlmraut l'IIII Club whiIIh gonnmlos Im 13. amnunl Inf QIIIHPITIIHP spirit. C'rId the din Inf II'IWIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII and social IIIIlivily Fasuciatinn slIIIIIISIIs IIIIliIIIiIIIIs valuIIs. hIIlpiIIg m Iin tho IIighIIsl IIIIssilIIII IIlhiIIIII IIIlIi mural jwrds IIn thII I'EHHIHIS. IIIIIi IIngagos in many 7. I'SorviIIII IJFIIjIW'H IiIIIIIIIII'iIIIIII IIIII II'IIIIII. StIIIlIInI Assm-iminn i5 IIIIIIsIanlIII at work in art in build for HIIIIIliIIII' IIIIII IIIIIIIIIII and her LL and has again lliis jIIIIII. pIm-IIIi itsnli as a ' land an indispensable IIIIIIIIII serving Harding. i. Mldwm IrIIIIIIIIh-Ii G-Illli IiIIiI IIIvi SIuI i'; - inhon IIIUII-IIs r'III-IIIIIII IIIiIIII-IILI'. III,- . had 0H IIIIIII-m MW, Wm I-II, swe ueut BIIIiy IJI'II'IIIIIirIIaliIIII IIIIIwiIIIIs a IIIIIinIIIIIII IIf III J 3; OFFICERS of The smdem governing body, president John WIlson, vucerpresiden! Gory Paddle and secre- taryrrreusurer Mmy Red wine encouraged and guid- ed Ihe student body info 0 better uIIdersrcIndIng of all the purposes and ideals of Ihe coliege. WIlson inrroduced n budge! to be Implemenled by nexI fa . REGINA IMI,- HH' HHMNU Frillm 0f rhv 9-5le luv snrnr'rl rm rlr'cmnn' rnrnum OI rlm swans Mu. xm-h-H! tu.3wvwwx rIrIrl 'p-HNM Sky 4013' 'u-nel', rlml gwpnra A5 Bus-Iwns M-nnugu-v 1m Hr Emmy Wm Helms Mm- HP'i w r: fmrm ':I mob Mirna 11ml 5.01:1 'J'h m Saw;- mr-rvv nn'g rand Hm dmrr bugmegu vn'urvpvsws 3-1. pm S'Llrlwnr Iwmva' Tlmy pvocess-wme, copy- THESE 'n'va-l, wxllr Hug NM; 0' sevmrll OThr'vi, rm- Imvlvmd Hm m-wt, Mwu-li. privy! up each Thumdqw m ; rwlci HM. pn'mhnnrl NH Iwws nmmrmnq m We Pnsora 70 UDPFVIMDH HI'IVJHH a'rlH members memes r1 pnpi-v wmnmc; imquom FjEandl E'XfFHE'nCE awards. HE-H 'es assigned . . deadlines set . . . mpy edited headlines written . , . linutypo set up . . . galley proofread . . . pagvs made up . . . pages pmofed . . . paper printod . . . Bisuns picked up by the hits in the student conlm', Sn wont tho pm- ' every week in putting out the Bison. Each ' 2,200 copies wvro printed. 1.000 of Which were . to 46 stairs and night furoign Cnuntrins. - this wide distribution possible was a hard- 3m; editor am! staff. The editnr and business ; were selected last spring Imm stutlvm ap- 15. At the beginning nf the year, tho nditnr .u her staff and r-cliturs after personal interviews , each individual. Cnnporation, past Pxpvrionro. gibts Of time to work n'vl'v specific qualifications. :year the staff was m'ganizod into mmplote de- ts with an mlitur 10 head each unit. as publishing: Iho nowspaper tho Bison staff pated in other varied activities. In the sports they spnnsnrvd lho AH-Slar Football and Has- games. They also wcnt to two cnnvontinns, 7 fall and tho spring nf the Arkansas College ': -tions Associatinn. The social ovcnt 0f the -':i.ncluded a staff party and a banquet for the ': . . and their dates. THREE Bison edwmm Lynn Marrmk, Sum Good, rand Bennie Porter. examine another cochc newspaper for ideas to improve the Bison. IZHST ROW- Hughtowes.C, thhnr, Maddox, Forsee, Hcamscm Crews, Huckaber SECOND ROW Bmh, Waller, Knore, Good. ClaypooL Slone Walers 9-1' x Smirh, Plank, New, Dom, Pmchen, Davis, Peacock POURTH ROW- Wanre, Merhck, Feud, Rmhnsrdson, Conley, Wquer, Lyon Bmley : Brown, SIJvey, Vuienhne, ngIHower E, Portvr, Arlrws Casey, Cum PETIT JEAN. FINN ?'K'ZW WESH'HOOL fvh'Ierun Bnrgnmur Pui'm SUOND ROW Mock, anrcnl Hmusmy L'Mnngom Formm i-n-ll4-. Nhllvn, LH-rhmnnv- Pinks FOURTH VOW thhlu, Mmunl Oi'L-nnon lycm C-anngs, Wclll-el HFIH FIFJ'W SOIL ?wnlr-n f'le-ri. FUNCTIONAL .n rmuhng mid complelmg ring 59 Pent lrnn was the mmwvll 'J'IH sI-rnml Hruhnrn IC-nfynn, LUDHOHS Judy Parks, ynclums U'HY Ar'h-m, ?nyn'ilme-s Lmoryn QeHay, copy. Kay Wulson, layouts IHIE'D ROW- Smherlln, Hnymn Hurrmglon, nglnower. thhurd- A new nrgunimlinnul wtinp was: in Sluro fur the 39 Potit Joan HIan us Mnnuging Mlilm' Sallie Turner arrangvd lwr stuff Irlmrllm'sL A lIit-mrrlly nl' wurkers W115 plulnlmL Ilviltlml hy l'tlilnrs xxhu Wl-I'e put in rhargo of phntugraplly. layuuts, mpy. raplinns. and hvudlinos. Ulllvr vullullvm's wm'v divitlnd amtmg Hm various sm'limls. rvsnlting in 01w Email and nne 01 two assislams fur vm'l: Ilivisirm ull lllv lmnk, The Staff nl' 5'3 plmlgml inln tlw wvvn numlhs of planning: and rnplmminu u'hirh um. in 1110 future fur lhom. Espm'ially Irving was llw PMil .Ivan's first 11w nf lllurk right ralptium n Ilit'h invnlwd laborious t'nuniilu,r Hf Unt'll It'lh'r nml spilt'v, Annlhm' firGt. fur Harding.r ymrlnmks um llu- new Shulvnt Life sm'lirnn xx'lllt'll. muIc-r IIH- llirw'linn Hf elwistanl Odilur Pat Suthvrlin. Il'ivtl In slmw lhv lypical Uvmlts in the slurlonlk daily Iilhv tllrmlgh lIH' Hinv mntllhri' srhuul yoar. Sncial rluhh wow aim lrvalml diffm'ontly with individual pirlurt's fur wu'II mmnlwr r'ulhvr lhan the gruup pirturos as' uwd l'nx'tm'l'ly. A Slal'l' nl' svvml SillPHHIPHH lwllwl Jnv lliglllnwor. Husinmx Mmlugm'. svH Imgvs nl' ndw-rtisomonls 1hr lhv hunk. Cullvrliun limv l'ur Ihv lmymmlt fur class purlrails was mu in lmll' Ellis yvar as sludonts Plnctcd tn pay 1th fov during; tlw m-gia'lr'ulinn lim- at tho lwgirming nf tho smm-sH-r. WORKING 'Cu-IDVHPI m min: MN. wmulwi-H 'JIHLI' N, an-Hm H .w Mini: mem :NJ nidulx'y J? Mmmtw V-nLl- rum ;,rm-1 I WES rmrl ELIE H 51' ttwer md l-r i l 1 : :uwv' MW 10 t! SUNM'JM rumwM :s good phologmmvy. cholr! DR. JOE Pryor Frziulfy sponsor for 1hr: Pam ,Jrrun, wrxs rho Outhonmmnn lhld a buy minerlulv -;n--1;.l,nm luccums or mMr-hL scuncm policy of the cannum He grlve many hsur'. on ani preprnmhons ol the book CIRCLE K. FIPSI ROW Dmi- Mor'r. prey. Lecn Swzemore. SFCOND ROW- Bob F-ggms. .JIIT1 Norswonhv, Dast Sec THIRD ROW. Marian Hrndnckson, Trees, Gmy lenfz, Ron Cnner, W K Summm, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Dick Covulnnsh, John Rwhen BIG SISTERS. HPW POW Mym Drlshm ihmh-y Rirhardr son wm'olyn er-m M'mhn VW-HM SECOND ROW: Numw W'Hle-r Slum anww Adpen Bumpy IHWP F'HW' 1MP, HH-w Herfxirw E'Iirw l mul-sn-mm MEMVPE? 7.? 1'1 ; Emri- Hf: '44: , - 1w- I v f: H':1'rl-1r'- rcwws' Peggy LW'H me RPM Pebeccu .Mwm iymw ! 1' Erma NOT -4h VHC-r-h Dc- :. 'L'Iclej ' ludiing and crucml momem in the game with FreedrHovdemon, loyal Pep Club members. aided by avid enrhusiusvs and led by competem 'HH , display ?he enthusrosm and Supporl thh which they cheered the basketball ieom on to many vicrories throughout lhe successful season. ChEERtEADERS HRST POWl Gerly Stone .rllIUdPHFE Fnulk SECOND POW Uliarolyn Dnvus, Lmdn Cuyne THIRD FYOW 8 m W 1E FREEU'HRRUEHHH: :2130 cm many Sunday allonmnnS. mu- unllcl fmxck Murk. president, Hf Circle K mmmmring': ' K Pops! Brought tn yuu as a public: st-rvico C8 by llw Cirrlo K Club nf Harding Cnllvgv. ; tho rnnnnunilv aml lllO scllrml. Artivilivs 5 tlm 30 minulv rncliu pmgram. ropairing llw l Churrh llynm hunks. and helping llm Ki- Club MinsH'I-l Slum: all dmnunsiratv Cirrlo ingnoss lo fulfill leir mmm, Hie svrvv. sure to bring; your I'ainmat. umln'olla. and ' i5 typil'ell zulvirv 01' a Big: Sister when writing llttle Hislvr in the summon Besides welcnnr A new girls and lmlpingr lllom adjust to mllvgo 0 Big Sislm's plemnwl lllC dnrm Christmas; and sor'vml us huslosscs at llm teas f'm' now Is. you paint tht- welcome Sign for the hall ltDmnrruw night? Cliff Sharp. prosidvnt nf tlw m ub. is ml the job again making sure that ovm'y gwill be rmuly by game time. After the mom- ave wnrkml llartl 1n put up all the dm'nratinna hurry Ln gm Cll'l'H'SITl in their hlavk and whitv a e for the ball game. Everyone sits ingvtllm' lthe Pep Band and mum Butrh the BiSnnC! llu- membor. is lIwrP 1n mot the Bisons 1n victory. '5': checrloadvrs wurked with the Pep Club in ' activitivs. Besidos cheerleading. they Linuld 7 painting l'Huh-hf serving as hosts at tho 7. Hardeman rnrvplinn. helping wilh the after L parties. and building bnnfiresl All of those '5 were dump with the help 0f the sponsor. jRiggs. ?E'E' i If E l. Jr; '5- - ill ' l 33 ' K ALPHA CHI Select group of scholars demonstrates versatility Ono uf Illo highpninls of the year fur the Alpha Chi mt-mhors was thv dislrk't monting in April of the National Ilunnr Srhnlurship Society in Denlnn. Towns. Harding rhaplvr members pariicipatod in tho program by reading nrigimll papers. Thv Arkansas; Eta Chapter 01' Alpha Chi. installvd at Harding in Marrll. 1057. SOPkS tn vm'nm'agn us well as: rc'cugnizn high st'hnlaslir at'hiovvmvr'lts amnng Harding,r studnnts. ALPHA Mn prnx'h-m I-u- H: :Mmm-r mmm-nnvd rhe mommy! be shown! 05 var wus rhfreri 'r: W40 x V-Jrc n'w! the V'c girl'sademy 0f AINW UH . The SLLODI 0i P-rII-. n m Exuriox THE Komhmcmon of mherem nbumy wmh imerlse appliccnon r0 cxli she undertakes has made Ann Bobs an outsmnding studen? m mth rmd BIbercH Mnguoges. ?mri c1 ready answer for nearly every question able '0 wee: 'he requwremenfs For e?echan '0 Alpha Chv . can underflass plvysus and Hone! qu-Jem f-UII'IdMHI born t'tnrofyn C-elle'y Alpha For mmnhcrship in Alpha Chi a juninr must. have H 5.70 avm'age in not 105:: than 80 svmostor hours, a SPIliOI' must have a 5.30 avvrago in at least 104 somnslpr hours. Membership is limited to 1110 lop 10 per rent, of the junior and senior classes. Two initiation banquets aro given oath your fur the new mmnlmrs. Tn enmlu'agc higher svimlarship the snrioly givns a medal in tho svninr with the highest fullnyear scholastic average. As a sumor, Auqus! Sur- Seupmxv of ring honorary srhci'xsm $or Hy was 995:: Jones a member of OH 5 lre-usuleL uLhvad SUIJcrIm gb'll'FW m fngllsh. I'HsJory x'md oducohon. , Ben Cums, malaring In splre oi many worrhwlwle, produdwe acrwihes, John lesun was . Any ml; spans report 0: math problem, begun by Ed Htghrower was skullfuily compfemd. . Ar MIKE While, junior rings presi- denr, was the Vop ranked student scholasticully. Carrying nirmr teen hours of prerengmeering courses, M-ke achieved c1 four poinr average wirh three hours of M Wh-le caring ior u home and two smoH childrenl P. E. mugor, Kathryn Campbell ofso held c1 four pomt average in sev- enteen hours with :hree Ac hams Hm IChGIGFSh'PS. Garry Paddle was a suwrnble dm-te ior sfudenl '0 16 Alpha CIH RL-glonm Counrd . . BCHy Bnknr proved her- y of membership m Alpha On and the American Soumes Sdnooh from high school miedmovmn Donmd Horsmrm, c:cmewng n .uperwor' rankmg in mcnh and chemistry mmora was ereded Io Alpha cm . AH AI'TIEI'ICUH Srudues Sluden'r of busmess arimmlshahc-n, BM Eumbcm Mans r0 UTIEHI'I gmdunle sdvool me 5U:- Sparks Midoriqn. niI'T'S 6 bemg U pubhc OCCOumiim . REFUId Ebl-cr gwes ewdence of ms ?ulems in the classroom and cm the busL-mbgu court Dgry. 694w AFRICAN CLUBV FIRST ROW iEvnns pres Crootst'onk, v-prm,, Pierm, D., tnp., trwur. SEtOND ROW: Puyce, H., sponsor: Rowe, sponsor, P-mtu F llmrH-I l THHED POW Shnwmnkm, Hobby, Hughes Dulhng. NOT PIULJRED r 0., MtKuy. RELIGIOUS GROUPS Preparation is being made forworthwhile mission EUROPEAN CLUB. FIRST ROWt Jones, pIPS, Kruse, R, v-pres, Harris. sec, Claude, rep, UuBoasr SHOND RUWt Johnson, sponsor, Brown, Kwsn, B Yelton Periwino, Clemson. lHlFD ROW Dunn, Esshnger, Wulkelt Ruvmel Thompson NOT WCTUPED: Critter, G, Curler. Pt lATIN AMERICAN CLUB. FIRST FFOW tiums west Comet M., Vepresq Browrh sec, Garner, F, SECOND ROWt TtpTOnt sponsor, Erownt Thompsun, Piercet NOT PlCTURED' Hudwin, Hula. Martin, Watson Campbell. Teel, sponsort Velkier, sponsor; The mission work bulletin board in the Studen Center was the project of the African Club. They also corresponded with and learned about mission? aries in Africa. Songs and prayers in Spanish made up the dev tions for the Latin American Club each week. ThiE active club heeded cries from Latin America and sent1 tracts and other literature to its schools. Translating teat'hing charts was the main project: of the European Club. They served as host during; the locturnship to all former European workers. The Northern Lights cluh corresponded with mis- sionaries in Alaska and prepared a map for lecture- ship visitors showing all Churches and Christian col: lcges in the North. Hope nf mission work in the Soviet Union inspired the Russian Club to meet each wook. This group. studied the language and Culture of Russia to prepare for this day. HWhat are the Oriental people like? To answer this queslion, the Oriental Cluh studied the culture and language of the Orient and sent banks to the schools in Seuul. Korea. as their project. Sponsoring Arkansas' first summer camp for the deaf and presenting a chapel play by the deaf chil- dren from Little Rock were twn 0f the uutstanding' projects of tho Dactylnlngy Club. LIGHTS. FIPST FROM L I:'r'r-r zacvwar, Darn. :HI'S, F'u'w D v-psm RUSSIAN STUD1ES. HUS! DON r7 I.. see. SECOND ROW mm M IMHO: 5': I Cram! 'v'h 'oni TWPD POW- Wu Ila SELOND POW Muhm Pmnu, D Hump, 1- NOT WC , , Yehon, Stine, Berks?! FOLJF'W POWV Sum Wer; RflyFPt'l, Pwidle; TUHD: Wdliuri Mowewy pugs J V' mar. V-n-uan AU , CLUB. FIRST ROW: Porsfey, M,. presr, Lou, wares, Parsley, 5, sea. Chan, trans, Maddox, ven, Chm Mon Yang SECOND ROW: mint, Masters, Puce Coburn, Looney. THHQD POW: Massey, Bela. BnrneTL Yua, Mayedu, KeHy. -: : - wwwv - , . . gm: ' 3 ii, . hurt I F I . i ,-' 5H . HRST ROW: Hawkrns, pres Good, sec-rep, Walter, ?reasxhisu Thomas, Swone, Newman. SECOND ROW: Tatum, Lucas, Covmgmn . Thumpmn. Swanson, chcdimlw THIRD ROW: ByeHond, McLoury, Sweet, Klemm. Claypool, Foulk, Tessman. FOURTH POW: Swme, sponsor, Mano , Campbell, Blake, M. Blake. G, Thomas. 112. MUSlC GROUPS Lilfing melodies and whispering harmonies soar Thnre-s 21 Sillllllv litllt- vqlmtiun around campus thal. dofios rmnlhnnmliml mplanalinn: A Cappclla Chums nquu'ls mprif' dv mrps. And why? Pnrhaps ifs because of the mmmnn g.gnnl of tho membPrs: to sing tn praise find. Ur mnyhv it's just that lhcyl're tngethor from mw in two o'clock vvmjv day. Then 11101'0 wore Hm trips and what trips! In 1110 fall to Omaha. Kansas City. H'irlliia. Tulsa. At Christmas to Army camps. In llw spring 10 Georgia and Fluridn. var XXI'PkI'Ith In LiHlP Pmrk. Shreve- port. Uni. Spl iI1g9 Ami lnlk of a tour to the Pacific and the Far Easl! Thaw ;1 Int. nf trawl not to mention Rnnk fnr 4'3 ponplc and tho Big Blue Bus. George Lynn and his: Sacred Symphony and Cho- ral Clinic in IVIart'll must not lw furgnttm. nor the appoaram'o 0H tl'w Tlomlrl uf Truth. and the weekly rlalinnwidn radix: sfmw. Hut M'ml all that. iSift a complete explanation. Thm'v is one more factor, tho must inmortanl ul' nlI-Dirortur Kenneth Davisa Jr. His houndloss mwrgy. cnnsummate musician- ship. and resolute dvdimlinn inspire everybody to ncar-perfcrt porfurmanrns. And that's about it. The complete unalinn thr-n 11mm nut: Davis plus A Cap- polla plus rspri. dc, cor-px plus trips vquals magnifi- cent music plus peerless pleasuro. KENNETH Dams, direrlor, dISEUSSES the scene of The Sumed Symr phony, whuch composer George Lynn dedicated Io me Hmdmr: chorus A CAFPELLA. HRST POW: HrarfmnnJ DUBOIS, FILM. M, Anderson, Hughlower, Vm'hm, ONeoL Combes', Soho SFC'OND POWV Brmh, Stafford, Thompson. J, Hull: 8, Rvur'i, porvcr WPIMISIEL ans, C-nv IHIPD ROW: Elmer, lucker. Snwh Gowfhet Berrthll, Burks. Lovelnnfl Sulllns, Organ. FOURTH ROW: Rldanrriaon Kluwlc, Lross. Underwood Summerhn. Jones, Mumpson, D, Jennermnn, Wilson ENSEMBLE. ?.LF' 5'33; . . H iv chv. N. SE: GNP 5:; V wgnnc: .Ld' ,mw u . Hr' 'W Warm. I':-mhmn Han Pohemx PIw-jut, HHPU POVV' Mvny Ptirm nw Dr'hn Smf fm-f Mmhn ddweH, QUARTET. Dew PHQSY 30h Swlvr'w Lm HC-srwu, Morgan imhmqmn . FIRST ROW- fcbh SISC3,E'1V.'F.TI 1H leler. Vu'rth. BGI-m Hull, .Mr:FP-EIynoHs Redwme. SECOND POW Hundy H-I-hwn Umsrmos, LGWVENCE is, Perrier. Tuylor TWPF'H JW; AHc-y. Amman. MJ'JILE wa'uon RIHIMF, Rhodes, R, Bullovci Pnes? W H -m-; FOURTH PQW Jordnm Jones, by, Rhodes, J, Goyne Lerlev Yonkum Howqrd f' w .3wa WfW :35 iI'EEl'Hl Hrwiuu THIF'D POW', Umiwwcori, N: vm5 chs Thv hand rlinir hold a: Harding for Arkansas Univm'sily and Arkansas Cullegos lurnml nut to hv tlu- highfigzhl Hf Hu' year fur the Harding Hand. Nth! only did lhv lumd pvl'fnrm nn Hunpum hut llwy pla'x'vrl fur utllm' Sl'html assvmhlit-s. murrhvd in pnrarlm in Sunny: and participated in tho VVIlitt- Cnumy Vail: Aflor nno perfm'rmmro. llmy wvro hunnrwl with u t'hirkvn supper. rmu'h tn Elm tlvliglll nf Ilw lmml nwmlwrs, The pop band solwtml l'rum tho rcyuulnr Imml aridod school Spirit plus In alll uf tlw lmakvlhull games. SYMPHONETTE. bu rri HRST ROW: Horimcm, HuffardJ Evnns,Cc1wood Ibrl-ms Prarim-r-i Bxxler SpcmMng Puckuvd fluri, Adams, SECOND ROW: VancH, THY??? ROW 'Hmr, Cor1ley leher, Lmdsey, Cmnus, U055. Davis, Dnocmr, Tessmun, LoveH, Wlwilheld, MrWIIqums, Buggerr SECOND POVJ- Heusm anln'v. 0;'.- Hmds, KQCMCV, WmHka TUHHW. B-uuw ILwr-li FVHMU, t,-Cni8', Canus Keckley, giuwmr Hamley Tefdmk, Moore. B'More bass virnlin is nvvdvd 211 llw mul! Such a statement. is lil'mly'tn lw llw insh'ut'liun from K911 Davis. the dirm'tnr. tn HH' Symplmnvlto. Both r-nllege and academy ChEIIIOIH lulu- oniuyod lhv rhapvl pro- grams prescntvtl In this group The Symphmmtte 21150 participated in tlw annual Spring Musir Festival. The Symphunollv always wolmnms anynne wlm is capable of playing; an m'rlwstral illSh'llanllL VVhetlr or for L'I'L'dil nr fur fun. :1 studvnl grains: wonderful vxporionres and nnwh vniuymvnt fl'nm participating in tho Symphunvtlo. Bobo, Spuuldlnq Aduvns Hurrem, UuBms, Beckett Ihompson, Hub 1? e A Tompn Club is u s'pm-ial intmvsl rhlh flur especially inivnwlml in mmit. smtvd Nlnl'gzm dsnn. prnsirlr-m nf' A Tvmlm. in tln-ir :lqul 4 m at the HM nl llu- ymn'. .zprnvml 1n hr . 1n iIm-z'mling' tlwnw fur tha- lunar. . lull lhis Hwnw. A Tmnpn haul spwtki-ru and t dorlunlmrulinm .ul thvir mr-Minus er at'livilit's illi'llHlNl sptmmr'ina x'woptimls im' m glli'M i-IHESIH. :m Ull1irlj4 at an Rmk. mud ' an award In Ilan unNanrling musiv Hlllrlvlll. ast dnso Hf Ulll'ishnux Spiri! was sziw-n ln' MW ice to earl! llzlr'llizlgiln in Chapvl. Nu! nnly did give llwir unmml Chrislmas Program. tlwy gripaled in llw lt-Hln'rwhip Inugraltls. Ellltl Ham: fthe A Cappviln Chur'uu. Aratlonu' ClllH'llS 2:1ch H: d in lho Spring Upvrn. H TJ'UI'UIUH'. ln midi to 111080 mnlplh m'lix'ilim. Hwy tcmL a Spring : : trill uhitll im Imlvd rnnt'vrts ell lJnimH EH .ISOuth as Hmlrnp. lmuiuimm. Dr. lem'. lhv ar dirvrlur. a-xin'vwwl hia ailnpl'wialiun In like wwwilh a hamhut'gm' fry at NW and 11f Elav yawn FIRST ROW Crnwsnn, . CampbeH. Lownqron pres, ank, sec 4mm, THIRD ROW; DOVIS Rod'- Unypool. mp , Louschnor Wrsenbcuker, P, V'htldcuws McGee Benuchurnp Hobby, Tandy, Tmence HFTH ROW Kathy lf'lwmllhum, WwaGms, Dow, Hendmkson, Claude A TEMPO. Cluudgv'e DUEOIS, Mu'y H szEPh Bolen. Mordyn anhL Taylor. Mddred Dow: me Wlmfmm. anrln Jt-unene Pr-url Brulmm Gleason THIRD POVW Alf Voyles Barbara HRST ROW Morgan Puhmrhon SECOND RWJW puns, Hrlrfmcxn, v , Ines. SECOND ROW: White, Pinnk, Dock, Baker. M , Smith, FOURIH ROW: Venis, Mornn, EubonK Bolcn, Maddox, Forseer Gleason stenboken Thomas, Hesson Smrlxng, SPEECH GROUPS Speech groups entertained and won recognitio 'I'IIII IIIIII'K HIP thing: IIIIIIIIII IhI'I CIIIIIIIIIIH l'IIIIII'IIs. win: KEHIHNIII' iilt' UHF IIIIl TilI'IItIII- UIIilIi IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIls IIH H't'ii IIx iill' iikl'f't' IIIIl JH'lHilll'iitlHH. NHP' CIIWIIIIIH IHI'IIII' .K'III'II'! IIIIII .illiiilll iiiilIJHlIJSIHJ'S 'l'lII' iiIH'rifH'ii' HIMIJII'HII nI'III' IIIIINI'IIIIIII iII'I'III'II lIIII linntlig'ills lilis xI-IIII. Iiif'iliil'ilIH nl' HIP VPEII HIP iilP slIIIiI'IIt IIIIL pilHWi iIIiliIIliIIII Iiitllll'l'H. Iilt' C'I'Pliiiitriil'fi IIuIIIIlI-Il III tlII- IIIIIaIIIIIIliII; III'IIIIs IIIIII BCIIPHHPS iII 1iH' llrlP-ilt'i plays and lilP lvllvrs and bars III'I'SPHUWI III IIImIII CINHIHN PIIII'I-I's I-IIIIII'IIIII fifty III' nlUI'I' puinh IiIIIIiIIuI iiH' IIHII'I A xII'uIIgI 'HItI'l'l'Ki iII fil'illlla lllilfixS llIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII; IIi' Alpha Psi HIIII-ga. III'IIiIIIIIII lIIIIIIII'IIIII' IEIIIIIIIIIIiII i'l'ilI lI-I'IIily. Silltil'llis' uIIIII IIIIVII IIXI'CHOIi iII allV IIII I111 piIIIsI-H Ill. IiIIIIIIIIIiiI's IIs uI'li HS i'EH'HliVV IHPIHIJI'I'R n'iIII iHH'U IIIIIII' II fit'H'iI'I'IiJlU IIIIIIIIIII! IIf n'IIIIk iII IiI'zIIIIII. IIIIIy 500k IIII-IIIIIIIIIsIIip in HIV ICII'I UIIIIIgu II'IIsl. RI-I'IIIIIII- CAMPUS PLAYERS. F1951 POW: F-rIIdy. vrpres, KnureI sec, SmIHI, Irncss. SHONE! vow w.I.I, I.I WOHOIII. LIIIIQy HICIwnIIIII. E-vmry, PIIILIIHT, chcom. Drums, Inst, lcusdmer. Fcnsee, Fauiix, Claypooi, MIIIIIIloveI. THiRD POW: Hendrix. l-r-I L; HuIcIImson. SUOHSOI. Wiiey, W, sponsor, Johnson. IIIWIemC, cimmu VIII: WIIvI HHHIVUUL W'fliLCFI BuIi-Is, Ruusdy HESSOHI MOHDHI Shne. NOT F'iLiUPED HIghIower, pres. liIIII iII lhn fIIIIIII IIi' iIIIlix'iIlIIaIl IIII-Ildis and plaq' bars is awarded III IIIIIHIIIIIIIiIIg IIIIIsIIiaIIs at the I Inf each yIrIII', , VVilPtilOI' i1 ilO IltIill' UI' i'm'. Pi kappa Delta memhe Pilrrpl'lv await. IIIIII IH'OIIIII'P i'IIII short debate trips : u-mIk PINi ilJUHH-IIHPHIS IIIIIII IUUil'StR wlwre they mI IIF-P Inf tiII-iI IHII'IIIS in all pilasos IIi 'Illbllc addr- IIIIIIl iIIlOIIIIIIotatiIIII. MIIIIIIII FHilip in the Ratio IIIIIIIIII erPllSiC society is nffvrorl III IIHISO participa I in five illtDH'HllUHiEliP IIIIIl i'IIIIII illiPI'IgrnllP debat lIaI'IiiIInk CilalliPl'. AIIkIIIIsIIq 70m. was Chartered VI-IIII Delegatinns IIIII SI'IH III III? National Pi Rap Doha IIIIIIIIIIIIIICIII, Imrl I1II- SIIIIIIII-IIII Speech Asso'aiif; Ellirlll tIIIIIIIammIl I-IIIlI yI'IIII. A Pi Kappa Del FUFPIISiFS tI'IIplIv u'llifil iv. pFPSPHth III the social c1 with tho hirrhest pIIiIlt tIIlIIl III the intramural s w: tIIIII'IIamCIIt- is IIIII I ml; 5 IIII'IIjIIIl. Robmson, pmlI QIIIIIIIdson, poim keeper, Bali, Pcmen, Clo 7 FOURTH ROW: MIiTOIL Mcmck, lenIz, Carter, Claude, WI I'i ' Is: OMEGA. wesr rFarsem prus Powhy . Vnpres. AIHNTIIV JTEOSH Ehmbeflw Mn 0ND ROW Edwn sponsor, Lesine Buyke. THIRD POW M , Jouph pfyuh M31 PGTliEln thll. Tenn Darwin Pmrwm . DELTA. FIRST ROW: Hawkins. pram, Sum Vupras, Jequwme 4mm. Edna: Knme, rl. DUVId Fmrey ' , Kay Dock. JennA ion, Evan ULIEy, , Jim Walson. I 'WW: Ruben Gregg, BIJITSU FIPS' POM pm; EZOND ?DW- Cu :: Tusstn-m EIEV'E'If W how Dk-m. sacnsa' Firabe'i Mnon sncnsor P17 Bu ; Cohen Bob WmHucc Kw Wuhan. SPECIAL INTEREST CLUBS Students view a spectrum of specialized activiti Iiny! 11119 pizza is gund? This mclamaliun 0x lu'v-m-d tho fooling uf' m'm'ymw at tho Bijilsu P1271! PnI'ly UHH-I' purlivs gixvn fur HH' fun nl' this group wz-rv 11w Hullem'vz-n Party and llw While Elvplmnl Chriulmas Party. Bmidcs having purlivs'. the Club stnrlirlrl lorlmiral lwzultv whirl! is the meaning: of tho .lapamw' h-rm. Bijilsu. Tho members tnnk trips In visit ar1 nmwums En Mvmphis and Littlv Burk and spnnsm't-tl slurlmlt url t'XllilJilS 110m ml mmplm Soveml hczunm'u hugs ran nom'ly always lw $0011 around rampus h'ying ln tako a ln'izthx-x'inning pith tum. Mmt. likvly tlmy are mmnhors ni' H10 Camera Club whn want In ontm' lhoir pirlm'v in llm wwkly phnlugraphy mnlmt hold by thin t'lnh. 'l'hr? pitiurvs must IJE' limilmi tn tlw assigned suMorl fur the wnvk Wu:Kn IT:r s Erwin : PcweH m TH 5D PCVV Hr'rb I:QU'TTH POW 'Cvrrw CAMERA CLUB. FWST POV- J m Pimll : a may Bob Carter, v,-p Jew? Lung 59: Hu'ls SE VONC- POW Ew'iyn Mclnury, Betty BU WHIFD ROW Cn-rzy Srrmiv, Yonko Ofuaq N-mw Jo Newman. F0 ' RCW John chlf:s Jim EcLa-merg NOI PIC'URED: Anne Rani Murray WJSOH, spomm whirll may invlurlv anything: from animals tn da- cm vampus. 'I'hmv mntosts faster a genuine inte - :.. in Nmmgraphy. ' Cumo n11. Mnlvy. got a muvv UHF, A rider in Equestrian Club is urging 1191. lmrsr' down the trail urruss a s'trmm. Vl1ml Ihe- mvmhvrs meet down the old red ham. Miss Riggs. tho sponsor. giv lowms in riding: nml nther cnnnoclod skills. Besi riding twice'- a wmk fur two hnura they do everyth i ' l'mm catching llw horses to brushing them down a? fooding' them. Puncher: rallnd lhe roforov, Annther fencer h srm'ed again. So on went the match until someo had :t-nrod sown pninls. Members gained poise arm physical rrmrrlinatiml fmm these practices. Wthtw-i hmk plate at Fencing Club meetings. I EQUESTRIAN CLUB Rnrlmm WM 1n mm ww-u; Snwirn i'MM'rH wmi M m u. M w : Jami M-anw 1-H: Pub... FENC'NG CLUB NU; W 2.35 53.. .- 1! m w Mi: pij-DFD 5W 31- H i-' 5:4, 55' Krp-u-r Meh'irICJ wit ; 1,41,. JSLH Fmtfus U: i hndh-nh. Deutsrlwr Spracllklub. the German speaking club. is for those students interested in the language and culiuro 0f Gormany. Members of the club r'mlduct. all their moolings in German if at all possible. thus serving an a snrial gmup and also as a supplement tn the Gorltlml language class. Instead of an Amoriu can Christmas party. this club gave a party oxartly like the Gt'rmans have in their country. German rake and Gr-rman spiced tea were the refreshments and GOFHIHH Fairy tales were used for tho entertain- mom. llCnupnrntitm Thrmlgh Comnumicatinnll was the thomv of the Home Ecnnumics Club Ll1is yoar. They mmmunit'alml oath mtmtll in their mvotings lllrnugh fashion. making, and bunks. One particularly inter- esting pregram was a panel discussion made up oi- furcign students who discussed l'ashinns from their countries. Girls on campus look forward to. the; February Style Show presented by the Home Eco-d: nnmics Club. Each garment shown is made and; sometimes designed by girls in the home economic: classes and club. Any unc- interested in home 6602 nnmics can hocumc a member nf this state and. national affilialod rluh. Several distinguished glwsl speakers. 3 wide vari-- oty of films, reviews. and rlisdussinns, and the estab- lishment of a bulletin blondorl fur the Intercollegiate Society of Individualism, successful second year. Close scrutiny was given In Cmnmunist infiltration in America. HOME ECONOMICS. F I R S T POWl Westbrook repl, Alex- ander, Inst, Thomas, slme pres., Coburn. SECOND POW: Thompson, sponsor, Wise, Baldwin, Bargcmier. THIRD ROW: Gear, Smnh, Sutherlin, Walker, FOURTH ROW: CrowA ell, Ccughfueld, Sonny,Burlelrl FIFTH POW: Richardson, Sherv rmden, Duws. Buchanan Crews. NOT PICTURED: Philhps. presl. Helm, Cox, MtKny, Telthik sec, McDougold, Q-presl GERMAN CLUE. FIRST ROW: Donuld Horsmnn, pres., Per- ry Mason, v.-pre:, Lynn MENIEk, secvn'eus., Claud- efre Fuulk. SECOND ROW: men Gnmer, James Eck- erberg, ChmFes Bryant, Kwy Thompson. ! m u -. h... llu-... u -a. :4 J lllll' '.I.. umuumml 1.; III ! nun I I INTERCOLLEGIATE SOCIETY OF INDIVIDUALISTS. Kelso Wn'ers, mm, Bob S-lvey, v, pres, lyrm Mnrmk, sm- trons Doyle Swmn, co-sponsot Duwd Fm- ley. Luv-y H'lfWi Cnorles R Jones. NOT WLVTUPED CH- Ion Guru: J D. Bales, :or sponsors. SNEA. Emv-a l'JR HFM Ele-mi L'tJ F W Swwv-U Simmer. Immumrvq V-hu'l'acyn Wi-VE'HQQL, pm$ leln, v mm Fwy, THWD PCYWV Hrmri- H'nkzul-Js, Woodw, Bur, Hens. Emmi; Von D: IVIS Wey, Ins! Dams, Fl GAMMA PSI. EVIRST POW Jumw. l'h'dHlLt, hpulwsm, HIH Bm-vjn paw, PnH M13010, vr Prim. mmll W'PVHL xm JH-us. SEE'OND ?OW Irv Ol-ucu Muir rm? L-mnnr! ?vlr'l BUN Srmrkb P B B-nmn WIPE: ROW ELM ErrmiH-r Il:'.'.nl MCHJJ LJOM Hvlnn, L'IMHIUK May meu Wood SFf'ONl'U W'JW Blowmm; mp, Dmi: H'Irk. stme hist, J'resting fEt-Id trips In Mvmphix and Pin? Bluff - the main th'liYilir'S nl' Pi Gamma Psi. thr- 1119 1: Huh, 011 1110911 mrnrsinns tlw 111mnlwrs Irn different 11111115111109 and loarnod 111nm! Hwir . 1. tingr syslmns. gaining an insight inlu llw prur- H Viewpninl nl' alrrunming. Tho 111111112110 lmpr' have llarrlingl urmmlting riollarTIIu-nl 1'1-I1Iifiod f1 dents t'illl lalm' Iako llwir CPA oxam. j 'ntiors in Srionrv sc-rvvrl :19 1119 mev fur the .c-e Chllfs 1111111111111. At'tixvlkv pariitipming '11 : ting srivnlifit' papvrs 21ml 113111111dismissimm 1110 1012 Club ullendml 1111' slulv mmIing 11f llle gum.- Cullt-giato Amdvmy r'uf SCiOUFOR. Those mnes mlrnuragwt mujum in scioncw In dm'olup anal inlm'mls 111 lhvir wurk, . Mable with her pmyshnutm' and Dumb with l'lt'l' dlmc'v rap wm'n oxm'nplm' uf 1110 5335:5911; g. 15 1': Jam. :1 1w: 35,1313 k3 g a: :11 58m studmts tho SNICA 11111101 mmnbm': 11151111195011 .3'1a'rcllapvl ln'ugmm. Thin slarlwl tlw 11111111111131 mvmiwrs whirll resulted in a 11:11 of 96 1:: s.tl1vsvmnd lnrgvsl in tho 51310. Thv SNEA .'es wont m1 .111 yt-in' mund. Margie Clark 1 :histnriem. and Lequmw YIV'IHIHPM'DII. xmlv sorro- nttendod stale xx-nrkslmlm I215! 511111111111 . In lhe fra- hers HT'III tn llu- sluh- lunrslmnn in LIMP Th:1 highlight 11f 11w Vt-nr was tho 8121100111- Na in the spring. wlwn Mm'giv Clark was pIm'tod SCIENCE CLUB. HRST ROW cw Adnrs, 17:95., Harem 11mm v Wesw presidvnl Hf ASIAA Mym Dushev, SECrTrensu WW1 Mcn-ck. reporter. SECOND ROW Maunce Luwson, spomscr, Johu M1llon, wa Duws, THIRD ROW. Homer Anderi son, Morvm Garner, Joe HzgmoV-vw, HIST ROW B1Ibo. Hnmmon. Pwhmclson. Cheek Wasrbrook. SECOND ROW. Fraulk Leusthner, Jobs junmngsJV. Swanson, Jennmgs. J THIRD 'IV -- -, SIB , Pecconh Horns Robclrson, Baler, Scimlva MARRIED STUDENTS Married students excell VET VILLAGE COUNCIL. FIRE? POW Pnuf HUH mnym, Uvnrls's Bryant, Pm funlw SHONE! ROW Chmfes ReddeH, Ruluh Ausmm BACK home from the supermarket after a day of leaching, is Mnr1hu srricr schedule. McKee. Like many student wives she must follow a in demanding dual rol I The marriml sturlontk lift; tliffru's in many waw frum the rypir'al huarrliug- studont's For studyi he may find his hmm- n quivl I'leugo from the bust: ling campus lifo or 110 may fiml his library carre 1 H10 m'lly wally qllivl placr- will: a new baby in h hume. Tho murriml shulvm is tn be commende' hnwm'cr as lu- mmhilms working and studying, in well as is his: u'il't' wlm anI-n rmnhincs 1101' hmlsehol. riulir's with Hlu-lping' hubby lhr'nugzh schnul. The cats gm in uur garhagv last night's '5 need nmro gravol in our drivvway. Our watr- pipe has fmzon. Surh rmnplaints were taken r lhe Vot Villago gmx-rmnvnt which consisted of Mayor and four rnumilmvn. Ifuu'ove-r. many prer- lcms were snlvod whom the marriml students reach Iho 1011;: awailml day of moving: into the new apart numls. The now lumma have many mrlvoniences tha' wore unheard n! in llw Hid Vet Village, In addition tn llm Vvl Villago gavernmont, th; married Slurlonls llavo a snrial Cluhq Theta Alph Gamma. Tho Grrmk namv suitably means Gen. husband. wifo. hvruuso H10 purpose is tn promo Christian folluwsllip among: married students. Th ' fe-Hnwships im'lmit- pullm'k suppors. sung session Wiener roasts. pip suppers and a banquet. BILL and Beverly Eurnhorr know that co-opermion from every member m; the family is necessary in me home where one parem is goEng Io sd'lnr: Asound body recreates 0 sound mind for Truth. ATHLETIC EVENT5 .32: , SWIFT guard CErnld Casey draws Foul from Ouuclmus ngnson dunng Txgers' ?7 m 67 Wcuhng 10: p055 wr9h charncrenshc rn.seri Numb :5 Leon McQueen. wczory over Horrlmg BASKETBALL BALLET or baskevboHD John Brown University play- er would do well '0 mlmwc lngh-smnng Huel Evans. Aroused Bisons excelled opponents, showed unity Harding's mphumnro year in inlm'mllpgiatv mh- letirs was a vast imprrwomont over 1101' initial year of mmpvtiliun with ulhvr srhuuls. A weight training program. mluplml hy Cuach Hugh Grmn'or fur his basketball 10am. was largely rospnnsiblv for tho lop nnk'h rnndilinn nf tho Bisnns and thoir brilliant strvuk Hf 91.x sh'uighl wins in Man lhv Roasnn off right. Uluwing wpm'ts nf Harding's win over .lnlm Bruwu Uniw-I'Hily in Hm soasmfs uponm' hardly mnvinvvtl duhiuus fans lllut 11m Bisnns wore in fur u winning?I Hanlingk SPFUlld straight triumph. whirl! saw HIP Histms salvage a 6866 docisinn l'mm Ark ansas Cnllvg'v lwfnrv a capaciiy Thanksgiving Day n'mul. um: mum t'mwincing. Huol Evans' vlrivws and 1mm Mrqumfs tlvatlly shots from tho comm: SCilSl DH. rmlpkd with Frml iVassvyE aH-m'nund play gave the Bisulls their 83 In .78 mlgv uvor highly muted Ark- ansas 'I'och in Ilw :hircl gunm. andm'son State, Arkansas A X' N1, and Ctlllt'gv of 1110 Ozarks fell lwfnrv tho slampmling lwrrl hvfnro Arkansas College CnuItl pul nu! Hm l'irv in tho I'od-hnt Bismls by a 63 to 57 smre. Shm'lly aflm' Chl'iSHllaS lllP Bisuns svtllvd down fur a six game slump, Bvlhol Cullogv rivalt Harding 1131' first dofmt nl' Hm swim. and five games later the 'I'omlossoe loam hval llw Bimus again. Lon Mc- Quoml. who had hm-n svlvt'h-d tvam mptnin by the squad earlier in HIP svasun. sul'f'm'vd u mislvd knee in 1110 first ITI'L'NlrIlm'rlmnzm game which limith hi5 arlinn fur the HM nf 1hr smsnn. Thal injury to fail? and a John Brown Unm'H lover Ihe bull 5U5pe3P'tdmi m n ' University piuyw, In was a vulunbln riebm ARM oumn grasp. loam A mm; mm The Bison; bem Arhm - ' V ; ?3 H-rdlor wed during Bisons' sux-gnme wmmng 5mm m hum of Pap Club and Checrmodmg squm mrmmr .VIrQur-On Wu: rih-rl by mum' in: H10 rvacnn fur Har- ding'S runlimlml anmp. Sivatly me'x' rnlmluuling ahilhfx' and xhuuting elwnmry untlnuhlmllv was migsod aflr-r llix' inium'. T110 BiRuII-s' rvguillvtl lhvir fnrm and Hilltllrvd llullr murv lilta In win 2: iwrlll in lllt' NAIA plav-nffc at Pim- Bluff. Harding Hzml rpgzulur wasun viL'lnry m'or Hendrix mnw uf'tI-r llw mmulnu'omvm ni' Har- tling'S ut'cvptanrv inln Hn- Arknnsaq Inlm'mvaiate Cnnfvrmu't', Sm-zlvd I'il'lll null lbl t'i ull1 tvam-A Hrmrd- ing' to wumn I't'l'nl'tl'x llu- m'ulwnl liimm nvm'ng'od two oarlim' Imam: tn Unzlvhiln hy Iwutinlhr them 88 1086 in uvor-tinw in Ilw fiI'Hl play UH gennv. In lfw 50mi- finals a sharp Hllnnlinflg ruggml re-hmmrling' Sunlhcm Stalo tvam adxmlrml Tu llu- fimll-z nt Harding's ex- pense. 06 In 7-1- . An omplmsk un 1mmmnrk rlmrartprilcd Ilardingas Choice haskolm'rs. Frmi MaRRt-y aml Hnol Evans scored 018 pninls 1n lmd in lhal tlvpm'tmvnl. averag- ing 17.811an 17.6 points n-spn-r-liu-ly. Le-nn MrQueen and Jim CiHy. wlm UtTllllil'fl puniiinnR Hf impnrtance under thv hanN. rtmmlml Hlil Hm Rlurling five with playmakm' Dwight Smith. vald Casm' mm a DISREGARDING rwo Ozcirls players. Dwughr Smnh Iukey duudly mm m ,-. Wm... gm: nwgm spanked Ihe Elsons Wm. m funny hnil- starting pnsiliml in rvplaring Lmn NICQuecn and hundlmg uml HuMy puswg Hrlrd mg rammed both Mrs wxrh OzLIr'xs added to tho IPEHH VViHl HIP 2111187.ng arcurafv f hia' and Bennett VVnnrl saw tunsirlorahle actinn. along peculiar twnuhand mmrhveid svt slmt. K011 Nicholson with Rayburn Knight and Haran Norwnnd. AVERAGING nearly Twewv prun's pm LELHYHJ In his fmnl season With me Bisons, Fred Massey was wnh A It Ms Sdusmr for wn'rol of the ball. GRAPPLING for the bth bc-fOn- n Ivmm mowcl m Phozies Memorial Field House, me Czhy mmmmds IL! prawmnn vmzpms! lmul OCH; Tigers collabo. rmmg To yM-pve GM; of the 1.1an wen: KT'UJCLH'I 3 up starters for Ihe night RESULTS 7 :n-umL H1IHHlPH1S .Ilrllll Hnm H l'rlix't-t'sily Arkmlmx Cullt'uv AI'LHHNilh Twll Ht-miu-r'wu Slalp AI'LJIHHIN A K' M CUHPQV ul' HIP Hrarks' AI'LEHINEH Cullvuv antlrh Hllzlrllihl I .ltlllll Hmwn Univm'sily He'lhc-I fjnlltyuv Al'knnsna A A NT Fl't'mlrl Llr'rlmnml Suulllmwl Slutt- anclmxun Stulv Br-Iiwl UIHI-g'v Cnllvga- nl' Ihv Ozarks SnnlIH-l'n Sluic- Frvml Hzmlmnnn AI'kmMs Slutv IBPPbM Unarhim Arkmlxus 'I'H'II vah'iV Arkmwls Slaw fBPPbO l NAIA 'Ikmmamont . Olmt'llilu Snullwrn $1qu - iEAM. FIRST ROW PJyhu-n nghT, me Lmy, Bcnmrn Wood, i. '527. Gerald Cmu'f Umqh' Srw'b ; .I '3 7 615 TH MI 60 SH hi : . lEON McQueen contends for n rebound wnrh an A 8. M plow er Casey and Massey stand paused IO cupTUle me Ilproff. Leon Mcqucn, Huel Evans. SECOND ROW: Harold Novwood, Ken Nicholson, SIGNALED on by Coach Olree, setondrbusemun Dailey heads 9or onwher of 15 runs In opening shulour of Arkansas College, PEEBLES picks off on unwary Tiger baseaunner in Bisons' second game. toss to McKee was in Mme To nob The unsuspechng tunner. 5p. lining third base line show their inleres'r in Harding: intercollegim PHIL Furrell shows choracierisfic Harding hustle down firs! base line. Ouachira first-hasernon stretches To put Phil our in Tiger's 10 To 0 victory. BASEBALL I958 Successful season showed hard-hitting playe The 1958 Imsvhull ioum prnvided a bright spot in Harding: capturvd the finale. 3 In 0. Three ga the first your uf Ilarclingk rvtum to intercollvgiatc at Frovdillardmnan noltod Harding two wins, athletics. Tho Bisuns cumpilvd a svasnrfs rornrd of tho toam runrhldccl ils ?lin-ahbrovialod schedul five wins nvm' Arkansas Crdlngo- Cnllogo of the splitling lwn games at Clarksvillo with College of Ozarks and FroodrHardmnan against fnur losses. Ozarks. . Smllhpaw Carroll Timmormnn hurlvd a twwhit 111 quest of anotlwr prizr- vnmparahln t0 uPreach shutout to win lIiO upvncr uvvr Arkansas College Roe, prnfossinnal basvball smuls frequented 15 tn 0. Tho Bismfs high spirits were dampened campus and ast admiring glzmcos at the pow- by u 10 In 0 loss In Oum-hita and an 8 t0 5 dofoat hitting of Allen Armstrong and tho. capable pi at the hands of AIC rhampinns Cullogo 0f the Ozarks nf Garrett 'l immcrman. Outfielder Joe Highto in the first game of a dtmhlo lwmlcr. Larry Povbhy and second baseman Sims Dailey paced the B' Slnwvball prnvvd tn hv an ClTvrlive change of pace as with their consistent hitting. R ,.1:-:' . TEAM. FIRST ROW: CurreH Timmermnn, Dole Fioxbeard. George Treudwuy, Doyle Wood, Jahnny Erycmr, Jcrw Mikhail. Jeriel Summitr, mm Baler. SECOND ROW: Coach Mr E Berryhill, Don Johnsmn, BIH Smfford, Harold McKee' Allen Ithrnsvomj Gnrcakl Casey, Huel Evans, Larry Nightwear, Ben Cump, Assistant Coach Hurry Olree. RESULTS Oppnnvnts Arkansas College 0 Ouarhitn 10 College 0f lho Ozarks 8 Cullvgv of the Ozarks 0 Frth-l Iardmnan 8 Frovtl -E In rdoma n 0 Frm-IH Inrdonlan 1 Cnlh-gv uf lhv Ozarks 5 Cnllogo nf the Ozarks 2 played hrs! season home games on this intramusal field behind I 1., New Numm held was the 3mg of This year's home engagements. TRACK I958 Pioneering Cinder-Men made promising mark; wi'W l ' '3 DETERMINATION wrmen on his face Ed Hzghmwer mes 5V. Bisons Fell In Handnx and Henderson H1 second meet of Conway. Wet weather. a dirt prmtic'o lmvk and lack nit depth hampered the Risnn lrurk squatl's record fm? ihPiI' first 3085011. In 1mm: srm'r's Hauling was ah tn piacv abnvo last in only two nwvls. Individual pc'rf'in'manH-s. quvvvm: were mur- hvltor Than 1119 loam snn'os wmllt'l 500m tn indicaf Dia't'cmco rummr Hngm' Brawn was mwm' rilalle . in HID milv run. alllmugh his limo was nnt too on' standing at 4137. Armlnmluling mun,- than Iminls during tin- spawn. Huhlm Davis sprinted 1007 and 32051111! dnsilt's in 10.171 and 225 seen i respectively. Half-milvr Fwd Massoy and h' and broad jumper Ed Highlnwor were usua available for relays al'lm' c'nmpvling in their sped ties. Edie; host vffm'is wm'v 5. 11 and 2T 3 the jumps. Ronald Lewis dommlslrutml an admirable new i say-dio spirit in his llalililliio anchor lap nf the m7 modloy relay. Froqllmllly r't'rriiring the baton up 20 yards behind his uppmwnts. tho slnw-talk' Arkansan always J'inislmd uhmrl. oven if it m Complete exhaustimi zililvr liw rare. After a pa ulm'ly sirmnmus IUIINLrrtllrliiu'llillfi victory at A3 Coach Grmnvor nbsorx't-d in admiration. uI .. every student at Harding wuld have seen Ron 1959 TRACK TEAM. FIRST ROW: Rayburn Knight, Assismnt Coach, Lewis Walker. Roger Brown, Fred Massey, John Flim, Jim Cihy, Tam Myers, Ed rower. Harold Tandyi SECOND ROW: Wayne Guither, Billy Mac Smith, Charles Van WinklE. Sidney Smith, Rip Vunkalg. Lean Sizemore, Ken Come Wallace, Jack Baldwin. Harold Valentine. RESULTS Score Southwestern 74 Hauling 57 - Hendrix 69 Henderson 5 7 Harding . 58 3-13 Hendrix . . 78 Harding: 4:6 Ouachita 40 ASTC 78 Harding 45 Hendermm , 82 Harding , 46 Arkansas Tech 7813 Harding 44 .z - Ouachita .. 40y2 L TIRING John Vunderpool loses f0 surging ASTC sprinter in SBO-yurd relay. Vunderpool twins participated in hurdles and several field events as well as adding strength to relays. ' MAGNIFICENT Roger Brown once won mile and Mo- mile runs In one meet. Roger never fasted defect in mile. 1;. ! a NK COLD and wet weather at Conway added to Hardings misery in meet wnh Hen . MK. derson and Hendrix. Hex; Harold Tandy strains 19 hold seEond in dAD-yard dash , s ,V x W. 4:! 4.x: . I x E .. q , 1.. . VI , . a 1W!- '1 xxx ,st i .. . A CLUB SPORTS Club competitions maintained traditional rivalries BILL GRADY nwm :w' '13 :m War; on Ken C-pqm .n UV-s H 10 4 wm twn-l :mhny Sub T: be!!! Plomaers To Win Tm- tournnmrm LARRY PEEBLES gurs 'm-w rm -.: LIV brenL :5 .136! Gardner and 'Wanu: 'crlscm Miinw Nana WNS unset Favored Srgma Tans '0 advance :0 hmrls wuh mealtolli-glrre studded Mohlmns. MOHICANS converge on Alphm Mn Kappa bOHmrrler Jerry Miichellw as James chllh um! Romald Kwah lerl unrerferenca APKs beat Mohxcuns thce m brumng grmws IO cwnngc Ccnher 770 V055 To them. Club spurts whivll included snfthallu volleyball and mgilmll in 111v fall. and haskvlball, swimming and tratk and HOIII in llm spring. attracted a great deal of inlm'vsl. Sub T-iti. Champimls of 1958,! shared the various rhmnpiunships With Mtbllicaml Alpha Phi Kappa and. Sigma Tau Sigma. 1 Early in tile full 11n- Sull Ts dvaatod a hard-hittingl NInhiran 1mm 10 mh'mu'v 1n Iho finals with Lhel Pinnom'S. Arrhiv 1mm pilt'hod brilliantly to give The Sub T; a 15 In 3 Yirlnry. Thaw had beaten the! Pimwm's: Cill'liPl' 8 In 0. An ilH-SHIT studded team, inrluding spilu'rs Allvn Arumn'ung. XVaHy Colson,l Jnhn llazolip mid lion Vandm'punl. heat the Suh Ts two straighl uumm In win lllo wallvyball tuumey.: Tlm Alpha Phi liappm: mnw lnu'k ai'lcr a 7 to 61055 to 1119 Nh'lllirunR tn lwnl dr-fmnlinq Champions Sub TS and the lVInhiram in qu m'uvlingr mntvsts. . Tho mming' nl' winlm' furcwl all u1hlotiCs tn take rcfug'o imlnurs, 'I'Iw Mnhit'uns. stavvd Off early tnumamonl elimination nnlil Llwir five mcmbcrs on tho illlanHng'iaHP 10am rmlld finish their season. ED HIGHTOWER hops 20 I To wm brood :ump for second yet:r,5ub T5 won I? hrs: places and scored :1 remrd 74 pomls To walk off wnh Hophy, After rc-cnfurcomcnl. they wont on m boat fawn'ed Sigma Tau Sigma in an cxriting game. Fred Massey. record hnldvr in tho IOO-yard swilm romived valuable assistance from Dwight Smilh and Jim Adkins tn lvad the Mollicans in victory in the dub swimming luunmmvnt. Paired by Ike powerful running of Bubha Davish the Sub T-IG wun 12 out of 11w 15 ovnnls nu track and Fivld Day In I'avk up a record total nf 7'1- points. Davis: won the 100, 220 and 4-10 and placed second in iho broad jump lu win the high pninl. trophy with 191:1 paints. A swift qunrtvl. nf Suh Ts lnworcd tho fMUryard rolay romrd in 4-6.7 seconds. Ed Uightnwor rloarod lhn bar at T 7., t0 caplurv the high jump from Jim Farley and Jack Rhodes. Almost exhausted from his oxm'titms. Bubha Davis held on to boat Rngor Brown and Ed Ilightnwor in tho foauu'od 220. , 7., Harold Vanderpnol won three first. places in the high 9a. shows me 'emn'que he USEd TO mm 1,6 imam and low hurdlvs and discus: tn finish his last vear q 10 um that event for Nphu Wu on Track and Flew Day , . . . ' Wlth 181.4 pnmls. somml lngh In the meet. , SUI T-16. HRST ROW: Arimwml CMf Genus, Weldon Hendrix, Joe Bculdwm Bubbo Davis, Haron Vanderpool, Wayne Arnold. John Vandezpool, Sum KHrhmg Jolzn VrmeHe, Ed Hughvower SECOND ROW Buddy McKee Bill Belue, Jotk Bahziwm Bob Wallace, Joe - Jimmy Garner, G1en Shnver, Wuhan Wmver. Jim Brown, Rayburn Knight THHED ROWr Roy Vondcrpooh Anhee Isom, BIH Stafford. Gaffe - ' Den Johnston, Bob Silvey, Bob Jones, Jerry June; INTRAMURAL SPORTS Participation was high in every intramural event Althnupjh Intramural Sparta Uirvrlnr Evril Bock held armptml Hm mldvrl r'z-Hlmnsihifilit's HIV DOHII nf Mom 110 wag Rlill nlalv In plan amd tlil'm'i mm of the lam! intramural Hlml'ls programs in n'e'vnl wars. It is lar'u'uly rhw In his elilignnl nfllm'la' lllul Harding: is EIIJIO 1n haw nm- nf lluv Hum! inh'nmln'nl allllvtic plunummu in any Amvrimm l'nHPgU. Prcnlmllh' tlw mm1 nltrm hw Imrl nf' 11w intramural KththlP was NH'klP fnullmll. Sllnrtlx' nl'lvr srluml IH'L'HH in tlw full. wmv 73H pinyvrx hvgzm Imininu fnr lhr- Flrur uemw whmlnlw. Hun humx YVI'I'I lmhinnvd llrnm tho plu'x'mx. I,liier'T'rHl.'ll'll CHITV l'l'nrmk ll'd hi4 Uklaliumn Sunnvrx leuugll .m llrlflnfll'nlm'l5089011. .lulm Many'H AJ'LHINH 1mm lmIlIt-d HIV Snmnm's In a U tn 0 Ein in lllv srluml rlmmpinnsllip. lull IM-n'm-lfs 1mm nun ht'cemw M an l'iH'lil'l' 12 In H virhn'v over Ilw Ruiurhat'lw. CHH' Huulriglli lmssml 1n Brute leu'lun fur1lwtlvt'irlirlglnlu'htlnwn iH IlH-liasl'supsnt Hl lhl' W'ml. M 1m 8. H'nil Nt'lrm rtmrltr'd lhe Iiasivrn Cnnfvrvnw 1mm in fllt' AH-Slnr Classic MAVIS Hnwan tum, sr-T 10 make EhC mzHe v.15 Jr-H'v IHIHIIH gunim hm-imnumq Yv-n-m Wnyrnm Epp IQWUIU lum. Hrmlz-M Trannmam- wan mju qumw, Um mmje opponpnrr, H-HH varnvum SELECTED W- ' . W- r-'-1' n: I ' ' i -r u! I III W. 'l-E'I'h r H I H . l 1 L m . , EYES FIXED an 'my rill! MM I-yim Md'r'sy H3: xlwsm-mwly mes TO S'HVLP Hcm'IH er'uh, hm fl-MHM 'yivnps LU! thu-ws m HM lxvs 19.0m- mcno, Emsmm AHS'VS wwn 'LI'; inulswumn Lvnrmzmer. Id to 8. 1-14 y' CHAMPS, OKLAHOMA. HRST ROW. Ken Low M Rhodes, Jack Buldwm, Rmhmd CarIer, Haber? Klssuzn Harold Buwiv's W'vst All-Slam. rwhg'u jenny: nHI BIHV Mu: SmIIh, Duwd NeweH, James Stone, Curry Peacock. SECOND POWI JImmy Donn nf 7 its Jim Atkimnn Mann! 2: gilded rrnwn nn AH, Queen Nolda Rnarh in pre-ganw t'I IMIHICS. A I stars as IJaITV PI-vhlvs VVallaric Cnls: I: ng11nmliridgm T R Imilny and Ii: their talents Inm -'Ihm In makv am nIII H; 31 basketball wamn. Tun ltagum. and Parifir. ngIIvrvcl Ilmir plan'r-H II and ovon Ihrvifgn I'IIIIIHFII'S. Cuplu m:nnl inn 11L Allen 11 Adkins standing Illt' AI- nm must in Larry . 4 set a Inrrirl srnring paw nf 2J0 pninI-a pm me AH Suns l'lrlrnlge McFadden Danme Skipper. gamo In pnvo Ihv Tt'ninns In an undofmtnri smsnn and Ihv Ihwil'lv Imaguo rhumpinnship. In Ilw nIImr rir- ruil Ilw 'IYPILITJIHIIFPII Cmm-ls omorgI-d I'rnm Illv Rtiff rnmvaiIinn with a .772 rvrnrtl In Win. Minor League play saw Harold Tnndv and Milo Hadwin loud the Hawks nvnr Mikr- VVhiIv's Tigers. Tho i:Imngor Avrinlisls lwaI Ihc Junglv Lnagun ranosonlmiw's in HIP AIIWSIar game. 5'3 In H. Climaxing,r Iho ONCilinY season n as 1110 bisnn A117 Slur gumv nn TVIarrh h. Tnm anw. wlm was SFlDFII'd In direct tho Pnrifir Imaguo RInrs. was able EAST HALFBACK ervmqn Epp strains Io puH away From Curry Peacock HUI. Advnnrmg 30 help Epp IJAI. Oulsmndmg Lineman wmncr Ron FIIES IIOJ, and Jrlmea Hemh EIQI I45 MINOR LEAGUE ALL-STARS FWW PHW IN Hulhhww r mmm- 5 . w h' : h nw H: M th Jr-w. IHW-iu-I-F Pmm B'HIQIMH, V- lr- EJ- I l ,l. VI' AJW FTIVV 'Iuir JW-OH'lP N n - Lu 'H- H H NOW 1NHL Mru M 1min .' m WH H ;.,'1., H :, l-r MNWZ o' 1. ans ? In muld Ilis H-rruils inlu u unnntll n'nr'king marllilw uilh wi'f'iriwnl pan-r In Iwal Ijvh- XVm'rH Allmltit Iwagnt' 6.th IyV 1lw um-isidnrl smu'v ul' 85 tn '33. Alllllllluh NH nl- lllU lwvnly pleI-w-H LHII In play a l'IIllHidt'l'EllJlP mtmllrll. V21Hm'1' Culsml nut-pm'fnrmml llIe-nl AH enul nun llw rnu-lml Outstanding Pluyvr mIpIIV ullit'll um mun'rlvd ill HIP vmi uf Hm gnnw. I H. linilnx uml lliL'll M'nring hnuurs fur llw gzmw uilh ll- lmintx. Hr nus lnllmxml ln' Parifir Longm' Elunnmulm .Ilwl Hurdnt'r aml Cnluun Willi 15 and .Nllarllit hulmu'r's 'Wuliun XVt-uu'r mnl .lim Adkins uilll I0 vm'h. 'l'hv upring qmlliuln fnrlmwl ml nut nl' fltmI'S artivi Plzn'inu in lhv thimx nl'lln- intvn'nllvgiulv1vum. Harding; Yt'l'hiull lim. nlu-I'v luw-Imll n-ium-ui m lxitlL'. TALL TOM Enrique and AHen Armwrcmq romnnrl fm rebound Bxson All Smr game n R! nggmbovhmm umf C-omld Ebker bolt on ARMSTRONG URINE howdy m Vypch iorm hnlev HM, Gardner MAD, Vohorw :55! and chhem 1241 wrrrh of the Dodgers pitrhod and halted 1livir way to the Nhlim' Loagno t'lmmpiumship. VVullaco Cnlsull. uf Harding lmslwtlmll Fame. pilvhvd his mates to vic- lnr'y. Hp was aidvrl runsidorahly by the smooth I'ivlrling and sharp llilling nf Loon MrQuoon. Gmrgc Cm and valrl Rznmnm. Playing: nn lho Giant tram. Jnlm Hazvlip mmpilorl a .330 butting: zn'r-rage In win in that dpparlnwnL Minnr Lvnmw play rnsultnd in a Vol KflliHHpiUIlSliilL Pilciu-r Ar'l Vnylou was lwlpml ulnng lhv ir-ail In victory by Gvrald Iihker. Jvrry Juno: nml Hill Dilm. Early in 1110 fall intramural softball lmhl all ntilh-h's' allr-nlinn. Six anms. nul im'luding the irlvlig'ihlo Villagv mul Furully. Imlllml fur ihv rhnnv llinllsllip. Thv ham! hitting Yule. l'q'umn'ing tho slug- 5- - :g- i IMX'N FIRST ROW: Johnny Bryan: ' Irony, Gerald EbLer, H Bridges. Archie Isom. Hr LEAPING Iugh OH H: No! cm In; mm; f: scored 13 poems, second lug lag Player lraphy Ed Hugh 9 i ging nf Allcn AI'Imh-nng. fim'nlrl Caw-V. Dalv Starr and Harold Vzllvnlimu n'un xix uumm Ir: put lhvm imn a plezy-ni'f with Jun Higlimwm'k PMS fur the Hchnnl ChHIHPiHIIHIIiIL 'l'hvx Yule mnvrgml l'rnm tlle c'emtost with a tlm'iuiw 1- ; In 7 x'irtnrv and H10 arhnul rhampinnship. Iim'livr in llw sviwm tlw Vuls upsot firrhhallingr Huh Vh-yI-I's' mad rlu- Hirultx' 11V 11 10109 HIHIT'. 'I'lw All Slur lunnw. uhic'h pim'd tllv host Mayors of immmur'nl lmnm against Hw Hrhtml t'llam- pint! V1115. 11-5111!th in an I I In 3 win 1hr lln- AlliSlarS. Arrhio Isnm Illdh'lll'il hix rluh lnm'fm'manco in the victm'y. Dung; Kmmmly Won lhv Imlling rhmnpinn- ship With 5'30. Volleyball llNIIx plur'v imltmrs whilv 1'H;Hmll was making HIP I'imH xlnml mlldmn'u ln'fnrv n'intvr furrod lho discnminuulinn nf nutrlcmr rvrwutinlL Two lnamws. Cullsiklillg' nf six lnmm mull. u'vn' farmed rrum a largo nnmln-r nl HE'I vnllmuina'ER The Smts Fame run of tho ruguvd M'hthlt' With lln' Imam chimp pinnship intarl. 'Hu- quirk plin' and wvH-aimed Spikvs hf Helx'laul'n Knight. H'ullun XYwu'm'. Phil VVutsnn. Fddiv Cmnplwll and Halo Starr gaw the SOFTBALL ALl-STARS FIRST ROW Buddy MIKeP, mcme mam Sculs tlmir Virtm'v George Ilfrurfwny Do-HP Wood, PhM Summerhn tonwcw Sexson BFKOND ROW Nlun Armsrrong, F? B. Eamon, Geraid Eblxer. Dwigm Thampson GERALD EBKER is caught m awkward posmon by cumera Ebker mnsistemfy mode top lEn m sconng ED HIGHTOWEII mp5 amass the goal for n muchdown In rhe dass championship hH Focul'y won l5 to IE after 7 m 7 He in first gum: MIN gels set :0 swmg 'n a baseball m splmg Fughhght COLSON ind; Io gm The ball over hws 13H oaponem m rw h.gs May survived we! wenlher 10 wm the mrrnmurm chnrmmonshiu came during foH mrrarnural volleyboH seosen, which Fell Io loaded Scots; JOE BOZARTH anemprs IO lnlori Jerrv Flggxns' sho! In Mmor League AIIrSIm game ACHCII League rep- resenmlwes uurscored Jungfe League smrs 55 f0 35 murnalnvnlg in all! of llw majnr Hpm'ls plus: turned uul In In- ruin nltvmpts hy Rflltlf'lllS tn . . the all-armuuL eithlvlimlly inrlirwrl l'kH'ully. H the first inlvr t'luw m'f'm. tln'nml nut lu hp a , y for 1h? Farully. In lln- singlv-vliminalinn went. HID Favnlly. Funding hvhiml lhf' pilrllr :IBob Moyvrs, hm! Hw Suphumnrvs 15 In 5. al-tor - u; aver thv Smlim'u G In 0 on n nnuhiltvr. Hugh . and Cliff Cemm Imrl Iho Faruliv 1mmis T to victnry th-r tho Svniur's and .llltlillTH. Ken . -' Joe Pryur and Cliff Camus numupnii'xml the 'n were respmmihlv IN a Faculty n-pvul in nu' , defeating tlw Svuim's in tlw finals. - ty supromary rm'vivml its higgrwl II'ST in tho 371 tournamm'lt. TEIP IHPH hrvvzm! lu llw finals 1 Seniors. hut lhm't- IIIPV mm Stubborn resist- -m the Junior Class l'nmllmllors. Nviiln-r 1mm to accmnulatml margin nvvr1hvi1-nppnnc-nts 1 meeting. whirh mulwl in a 7 In .7 liv. The Q . champion JlIHiHl'H roll in Hm somncl game. k! Welldimed rag grub by Cliff Calms behind '. u: ' goal1 by 1110 How Store of 15 In H. An fhed record in inlramural play vslzlhlishod .- ty as favnrites in the basketball tnumammnt. WOMEN'S SPORTS Women participate vigorously in athletic Inlrunuu'ul xlmrls l'nr wmwn gm off In a fast slnrt nilll tiw wl'lhall Imlr'namlvrli in Svplvmbm' ill whirl: Cnilt'h valm- Uhih-E lmlm lmlllz'rl Kathy Camp- leE lrulm In a drum Chili Vullm'lmll ru-ignwl auprvnw during Ut-mmhm' and January The- ngc-s. lwl lay Diana H'nncliv :md .Imnnv Hnrle. z-rnnrge-d lr'ilnnpllzml m'm' tllv errlr lllilVillLl' Dvllel Cilia. FJIJIEIIIHWI lay l'mrham Ukllyzm. In llw All Slur gumv. Aug'nxlim- andrix mul Pal liu-Hs playml :m impm'lunl rulv in NW Rnllglll'ilim'h- x'it'hn'y mw-r' lln Cmrlwr'im'ld. 'l'lu' a'uurulimlnn lthGCHJilH tum'nmnvm Wits lulmrllml uitll Hunjwlilinn muting HH- Nlt'tvnrs Stars. ,it'lx'. Hutlmlx'. Unnvta illltl Sutvllilos. TIM,- rlii marlir All Slur rlmh lwlu't'f'n lht- Sputnik. nml 1hr I'Kivlm'vrx mu 1lw Simlniks. ialir'Nl by lhv slulr'lr RACING 90 anory, Ruth Andrrson edges our Kirsten Chrismnsen m 1ha :10 yard dosh wiTh Joanne Hacker! and Janet Pweme foHowing close LORRAINE GEER nrcpan-s ?c rE'TUrI'I the ball during 0 lcnse momenr Jn me hmd-ioughf championship volleyball game berween Oeges and Delta Chrs year shunning tf' Ailvmn Explnrers 37 31 Cnrnislh down Karon Frfs VVilh tlw m-w P. If. ilwtl'nclm: .Inyu Riggs. have mmv unworal new artivilins fur the girls. One of the mhliliuns welt; Hm z'roalinn nl' a i'luh l'ot' P. E. maims nml minnrs fur the Imrlmw ul' tlist'ussing problems Ilw girls might t-nmuntvr in their fulnrv wurk. An- uiIu-r innuvntim'l nus; rag: lag; l'nnllmll designed vspvt'ially for girls. as wle m; rlusws in imrseback riding. Swimming. and tumbling. 'l'l'ut'k and Hold day in Mny. 1938. tlt-vvlnppd into 21 ptil'smlul duvl lmln'vvn Kirslml Cllrisll'nsen and Bull: Amlvmm as Hwy mmpolorl in Hm base run. sul'lhall rliklemm and nrcumry throw. and IIIC 40 and SH yard dashes. Ruth mm-rgml tho virtur by a two- puinL margin to win the lrupII-V'. Land Coroiyn Swear seem h'wnm F1 sm.-Hluu; !1110 dunng AHSWH warm: , Eau-JII'H'rg OEGES' Chief spuker. Knmn Fry wmps high In shim the ball back over the nel as teammate .1 x V, laws on dunng their final game wiIh Delta Chis winch ended m an Oege victory, ncwly-Iormed Physnwl Educmion Hub for P E mn- ALl-STAR CHAMPS, SPUTNIKS. HPST POW Lydlu Gama, Pm Berks: listen as Miss Jowte R-ggs consrruds rmd s-anms. :1 Carolyn Sweet Louellu Wilson SEUOND HOW: Sylvno Johnson, Dmnu A Hug problem winch may arise in hnskerhnH or sohan Woodie, Jeanne HcckeH, Put Ennis, Aileen Cmmsh KENNETH VANDERPOOL domimned Individum mhlehcs, wmmng Sports Skulls 0nd intramural points Trophies, Kenneth went Through Hie Pegboard 3'1: Hmes. set record of 45 Chinrups, and chmbed the 20400! rope in 7.3 seconds. Vanderpool set the phenomenal record of 5,000 siT-ups and emailed In basketball. MINOR SPORTS A variety of stiff competitions was fostered here IN RECOGNITION of his tremendous ovhrenc achievements, Kenneth Tn addlthm tn mp manor sports, there are numerous Vonderpool was awarded 1M5 trophy in Chapel by Cecil Beck CVPHL'S VVthh HFP CUHSIdCFEd to be of IPSSPF Import- am'v, Individual OVf'lllS nr thugs requiring two per- sons. Sllfh as hm'svsllnns. lmmis. handball. swimming, badminton. trampoliningr and archory. are considered minor sports. A Sports Skill vnnfvst. whivh includes an assort- mnnl, of 1'3 minor Sports events. is hold oath year. TIH' persun whn shows the groatvst, proficiency by arrnmulating the must pnints in Spnrts Skill events in prosemcd a trophy in recognitinn of hi: alliaround zltllloiic ability. Last yvarhs winnm'. lion Yamlerpool, excelled in 1110 hUp Contest. winning: chin-ups. pushiups and Sitillps. mm the Pr'grlhfnrd. and showed amazing accuracy in tho haskvtlmll cvoms, which im'lmlos the Baskvlhelll Free Thrnw. Bzmknthall Golf and Basketball $31. In rorngnitium uf Ken's feats. whirh are held in awv by other spm'lqnvn. Ken was prosontvd a trophy by Cecil 1306!: shortly hofnro his graduation at somoslor. Corald Casey sped around 1110 snftlmll bases in a record time of 10.15 somnrls and vmn tho Rom-Jump- ing contest. Cliff Sharp won 1110 grueling Cross Cuuntry Run and Roger Brown caught somnd-place Fred Massey after 1M miles in tho Australian Pur- suit Racch Handball. a new addition to the program. was won by Dave Meadows. . J :7 'VNJR'I'IME shows she Lynn he used c- boo: ' 9 yards Harold aned mlerest m 0H sporr5 FIRST to pass few for Sigma Deho PSI member- slnp, Gerald Casey, shown lunning spouH buses in T0 I5 seconds, mode imemollegiute team In awe sports -. before Ihe Sigma Delta Psw bulletin board are five faculty members who are responssbie for Hardings successful othiehc program. Hugh , jammed two anErCOHCgVJ'C learns, Dr. Genus served GCHVEIY on AIHIEHC Committee; M, E, Berryhull was on Alhlevic Commmee as well us hold ' n of Physmul Edutonon Chmrmcm; Dr Pryar was chairman of Athletic Commmee; and Cecil Beck capably directed lnlramural Arhlehc program. Maturity in Truth evolves from associations. SOCIAL EVENT SOCIAL CLUBS Social life is enjoyed by all, given wise counsel WOMENhS Soc-nf rluh monsors who fu'msh thew Hrrw rind homp; for club funmons unp, FIPST E'OW hr-no Johnson, BPNI Tau rmmmrl Remy Ulwy, WHL' erfn Swmmons OijG Wm SFFOND POW .JCyTP Puggs, LCJS Comprmm'na M-w hnn Turkev OEGE Evelyn lnsmm Karma le CF90 Rhocw: lnini'yr THWD POW Betty Dnvush Pulm Nu Ommy: lounge Gmnus Tr: Knppn W'nmrp BF-cLth Phx DE-lm FOURTH POW Dar geck- Ju Co In oHoen Hnmpron MEA Bessxe Mme Pryor Pqunnr rind Jo Nexrmdcr Them 95: NOT PWTURED. Jecvirle Bnggnw. UNA Sm'ial r'luhx' at Ilamling play an impnrtan! rule in t'elmpm IEI'I'. 'I'Fu-w uz'r- nu! c-xI'ILHivv nr'uarlimlinns fur llw sm'inlly vlih' hvmlw- twm'y 'wllllh'lll has the :Iltpnrtllllily tn hvtnmv a mmnhm' uI n wt'inl l'hlb. Wlany Hf illv rllllw hmv I;H'l'lx numvs. hut Hwy are purnly lnml in nrgmljmliun um! purlmsu These ,urnups arv wmll c-nuugl: l'ul' Nll'll nwmiwr 1n partici- p'dlo in making; plunx lim' various urlix'ilivu. Allllnugh HIP hallqum eiml llw xpring um ins; ill'l' c'umnlnn high- Iights ul' HIP yvnr. rlnhx prnimhh' mako tllr'ir greatest runtribminns in lhv Ibllunship momlwrS have in IIIHI'C iIIfHITHHl um! hm slrm'lm'wl urtix'ilivx 1310ng nka and inilizalimr ln'nvitlv :l lhvstiw time fur iniliatos as well as nwmlww. Club pmjwh vary groatly. lull Oilt'll is a valunhlr' t'nmrihuliun tn the Fullogo. sumo Worthy rnnsv. m' a Ilmol'x'ing individual. In inlm-vlnh ulIIlI-lir e'unlvsis nml spm-vh activities enthusiasm rum high uml u'irlv sImh-nt participation is afforded Uppnrhmilim fur Will rrmtiw ability are pnwidvd in planning fur rhapvl pmgrmm. Club spnnsm's art as zulvimrs tn duh offhimrs. help intorprvl the spirit nl' Harding: lu nI-w mvmlwru. serve as porsnnal cmmsolmw In mmn' ,xlmlhms, and provide hrvaks tn rumpus rnutinv by npmling lhoir lmmns for 1111b mootings. iniliuiimm Inmkin;r purtivs aml other activities tllrmlghunt llu- srhnul yc-nr. MEN'S somal club sponsors who give udvme when needed and weather nllhmghr rough mihuhcns are: FIPST POW- Bull WIIIK'IHWS. Kuvoher Ed Sewefl, Bah Tupron, Bela Pin Kuppr Bull Hampton, Andy Rndue, Frnrer SDdoi-sh SECOND POW; Don Swrne, W K. Summlrf anhdn qumn; Kenneth Dawsh Galaxy: Hurry Olree. Dehn Imn; Jack Wood Sears, Sigma Tau Swgmm IHWD ROW: Cklrk Stevens. John Loscter, Pwoneel; Jun Duvvsh Tn Slgmu Dehcr Charles Pivner, Alpha Ph- Kuppu; Joe Pryor. TNT, rmd James Hedrick, Alpha Epsdon Chi NOT PICTURED nreh Cliff Cunu-L Herb Donn Sub I In. nnri Kennmh Pemnh Mohican. Helen Kay Alley Dorothy Anderson Pansy Beene Juan Berry Mary Elimberh Bolen Marilyn Candle Fay Conley Myra Dasher Bobbie Danor Irma Haney Alice .lnbe lilliun Johnson Inrbara Jones Margie Kinsnlving I Lynn Merrick F GAMMA 'Iau Gammas became the internal im- Pay-for-a-Day Plan by being the first zalinn to purchase a day. The Club :19, the third anniversary of the group. Liar this year. :pledge week and informal initiation. 21 became the highlight of planning. Brh Mfm' the holiday. the members c-mnrml FOf the Christmas season by having a 111;; parties and urrasitmal FFgot-tnu spirits high. h ndstand, blue lights. and the Blues En tho bntrastcd with gnld instrummxls rurrivd FFThe Blues?3 for the Beta Tau hamlur't amary. Entertainment for the affair also 116 jazz and blues music. iiunction Of this Club was lhr' muntth 'Ven by in volunteering mcmbm'. A Johnsorfs house provided the soiling: in fiction affair. II. Pres; Walter, VvPresF; O'Connor, Sec; Dosher, F BIUY, Hist. SPRING; Wilson, Pres; Berry V-Pres; Trees; Merrick. Repu- Anderson, Hm: Alley, Purl. X Iie straight? Three Beta Tau Gcmmus prepare Thermosfrockramortimer to greet vision on open house night. 5 r-o-Doy, book reviews show Beta Tau zeal Kathy O'Connor Norma Powell Virginia Roy Toni Soul Cathy Smith Sue Smith Nelda Jean Wall Kay Wilson DELTA CHI OMEGA Delta Chis Wreck the ice with 0 new precede Scum after rr-lm'ning' I'm- full rlassos. eager I Chis hogan rlnh arliviiivs nilll prvparatinn for turning plnt'lg'o wrmle. whirh inrludod painting waslvhaskom fur l'ulm'v plmlgvs In 1159 as satchels. Nut setlisfit-cl will! nmking pledges lowly. lllt- girls Ilntl 219 Ilw llwmo of their fllllfiitnrl, Illftq'itn'il3' I';irly'f Tho Della Chis iuiliulml a rumparatively N trend fur u'umvn's mriul rlulw. by being the '1'- tllis year in prvwnl a dmpvl prngra1n a oneW play. Hm l'hnlvrmnl Dinnr'r. Talents were i turned to tho inlmnlurul vullm'lmll tournauu Aflvr having slrllgglml lhrnugh eight gamma1 ' mnvrgml as tho l'lllllIPI'Srllll fur tho vhan'ipionsl'lip w Tho thump for tho wring lumquot. rentered ' tho DIIII'EHHT' nl' llw nnwvsl stain in the Union.. Breaking: lho INV'gt'umph'tv with gold nug and an Eskinm uml his: iglnn. Parliripation ' spvcrh tuurnimwnt aml lhv spring outing cappe'cl' yw'81 ftn a 1 115;' rllllL Beverly Bell Cami Bowman Joyce Fluke Barbara Galvan Augustine Hendrix Ardyihe Johnson Bonnie Sue Juhnsnn Peggy King OFFICERS. FALL: Plank. Fms; Bowman, VVPIES; Smlth. Sec; Whlta - Fiend, PQDVHIS: SPF'XNCw i'l:mL Pwsu Snml: VrPre5.; Johnson, Johnson, 3., Trans; Bell, Rep-Hrs? NOT PICTUREO. Powell, FIVE Dorm Hm vnrn-ms dlswcw YyplCCl'l pledge- hlrmwum N0! even Flue duh presuiem Um terroruze lhem mlo sfrmgh? hares Ann Morler Danica Nelson Jeunelle New Nunty Jo Newman Rulh Plank Lynn Plysock Jeanene Read Joyce Reaves Nina Maye Rudx , .- ' Deanna Smilh Patrizia Smith Alice Jean Stewart Nnnty While Beverly Wilson Danna Wise Mulilyn Bilbo Sarah Bums Lois Cobb Aliza Conner Carolyn Davis Judilh Dreher Claude : Duluis Norma Evans Poi Forsee ill rise again nr scp 1110 GATA'S ;when the flagpnlo they had boon ' 8k sprouted a Cunfodorato flag. At eek.I the plodgos provided onlortaiw the plodgomasters as a part 0f Llwir Hm. 6,, 51111'1 everylhing nifp. prnvidod phere for the January 30 GATA all former members were inviu'd. yed the food. peppermint it-v vn-zml. St of candy houses and HID randy '1 .pink castle. After dinner rharatlns ipoakitlg contests on such tnpirs as 2 change nul' monetary syslom from m a candy standard supplivcl on- ; VVilsnn was an hnnnrcd 9310M at s presvnlvd a small gill T110 3 student at the Japanese limraki 135 a Club prnjort lhis year. - Walker. V-Pres : Conner. Sec.: Knore Trams: Hartman. Prasl; Richardson, VPres.. Cobb 59:. Sherry Humplon Linda Hartman Edna Knore Paula Ohmchl Janet Beih Pane Judy Parks Ann Ridmrdson Ciuudiu Shewrnaker Gerry Slam Moxolla Telchik Jayne Van Wey Naomi Wolket GATA innimes try wnh their zMormal and ohen implOmpTu entertaim'ng ctr rough initiation 1o Impress pfedgemuslers Phol lhey are good prospens. land Spice is gala GATA evening recipe 159 Murulyn Bailey Eunice Inker Martha Bennefield Sandro Byrd Gwen Cnmbesl Geneva Combs Gloria Davis Beverly Gatlin June Gennings Linda Goyne Dannie lamb Maxine McGee SUTHEILIN, Rhodes, and Bennefneld welcome in wedges Gor- Im and Byrd offer J'u Go Ju's lormol initiation is over. Josephine Meudows Peggy O'Neul Sundrn Phillips JU GO JU Original themes and activities show imaginatiex: After the induction of nvw members at the fa .. iniliatinn, the group onjnyod a hunking party- VVyldewnmd. Former pledges gracinusly fixed b fast for their ploclgomastm's the next morning. An Oriental 1110mm 523-yunara, $ supplied the ting for tho annual hanqucl held March 14 at A11 sun's RestauranL Th0. dc-ruratilms included '5 srrooncd prngrams dvpic'ling a Japanese girl, -: Mary Redwine Oriental lantm'ns provided almmphoric lighting Roberta Rhodes the diners. A W'ainvd nufT Nnvomln-r wioncr mast compri the third funrtiml. Dvlvrminod nut to let VVc-athcrmzm dumpml tlwir spirits. the Ju Go I Shirley Richardson and dates jnurnoyotl In lhv ngiuu Hut for th e'd om informal party. 'Wilh tho adwnt uf sprinn. thought turned: plans fur tiw May 11 nnting lo Camp Tahkody The May Fotv Chapt-l prngmm, Wk Dream is Elaine Robensorl V'Vish Your Hoarl Mnkvs. and May Day, the chi P 5 59' project. wore IIH- rlimaxns nf' am active year. OFFICERSA FALL: SUTHE'IIH, Pres.; Rhodes. V-Pres.; Bennefieldl Sec-Trau-' Senmngg Sung Leuden RIChGFdEOI'I, Rep; Lomb. Hrst. SPRING: Redwi . Put Sulherlin Pres; Rhodesl V-Ples; Roberfsonl Sechreus; Combast, Song Leader; Boiler Carolyn Weaver Pep; Goyne. HIST. A KAPPA KAPPA Danna Adams Lynn Alexander Elizabeth Cheek Margie CFa-k Gayle Claunzh Mary Ellen Fletcher Carolyn Hull Peachy Higbluwer Joyce Jennings Virginia Jennings Edna Lumberson Joan Lynn Ku'hy Maddox Clare McDougald Elizabelh Michulovar Put Neal Hilda Porter Fem: Sparks Joyce Weslbrouk Mary Jean Wisenbuker Peggy Wisenbaker aKoppas hprove the superiority of the women It's A VVomanV; V'X- ur'ltl'h-lhal was lho Claim of the Tri Kappas in rhapol this year. Surprising results included hAhig-znil Linmln and WVilma Shakespearon These fomininv mlmlm'parts 0f the more famous masculinv lwrmnngm gmw lhnir views nn this World of H'UHIUIL A fmnininv Klirlmr'langolu pl'r'm'mocl her fanmus Sistine Chapel paintings for ali In 8:30. Nine new members onjnycd a gay hunking party after having survived the grueling plmluv n'hok. A while olephant Christmas party added an unusuai luuvh in tho rluh agenda fur lhc' ymr. Pvrhaps Ihe- rosultant gifts were not tun useful. hul thm' wore vortaixlly diffwrem. Bub Jones was olvrivrl tho duh boat: and was pre- smle a loving Cup signifying: this hmmr. Then. hnhu Stew and a hayrido ln 15w Ruck mnnprised a funifillcd evening for tho duh mvmlwrs and their claim al the third function. in spit? of III? Chilly wintor weather. OFFICERS. FALL, Alexander, Pves. Jenmngs. V Pres- Lyonh Sech Gorkh Tre-zls; nghrower, Rap. SPWNG Oaunchl Pres, Sparks, VrPresu Lumber sonh Sec; Cheek, TFeGS.: McDougald Pm: THE chapel audience sow ponrom'me or H: best in 'he per formance of this trio composed of Porlen Sporkmunh and Hall. KAPPA PHI Tbb Tide panorama forms banquet backgrounea Ann Bobo Ki rsten Christen!!! Mary Jane Chrislmas Ruth Cubum Pal Ennis Joan Epp INFORMAL iuzz VOCGIIZIng or the sponsor's house is part of Ihe spon- luneous uchvnly which DKUJFS or club meelings and bunking parlies. 7-: 4 Eleven now vluln mmnlwrs a! llm formal initiating, a! tho homo or Mrs. J. H. LaRntCr on October Ml? mmmcnrml annllwr mrvnlful year fur the Kap Pllis. A wvolg lalvr a lnmking party following ' q. l'urmal initialiun was vnjnyvd by alI ospeCia1ly th; plmigmrvars. Th? prtLCIu'ishllus hanquoi lu'lrl at the Rendezvo' had the thomv Ebb 'I'irlv. inrluding stara stream and slwlls. The Hawaiian mnsiv under the bl munn and 1110 palm trvoq uuvv utmnsphvre t0 candlelight affair. Entr-rluinnmnt included Snphnmure quartol. Titus Chan served as the mast of ceremonies and Dr. Clark Stvvvns was the gu spoaker nf the evening. Other activities during: tlm ymr irlrluded swirl ming parties. m'rasimlzll Inmking parties at the hunt- nf lhe spnnsur. Mrs. Lasnlvr. and a Club project which all members wurkml Ingothor. Yoriko Ofu 7 a new memhm'. troatcd tho group to a Japanese $11 per during the spring somostor. OFFICERS. FALL: Hamm, Pres. Uwrislensen, V-Pres.; Thomas C, Sec; Trees; Ennis, Rep SPRING- Thomas, Pies, Ennls, VAPres; EDP. Huckabee. Trees; Christensen, Rep NOT PICTURED. Humml Wilson. . Durham Holloway Pu! Huckabae Ann Jones Czcile Nix Yoriko Ofusa Curnle Thoma: Norma Thomas Pal Vurdaman Geneva Waller Ailton Cornish Jun. Craven: Sum Jane Cullen Bony Davis Glace Davis Mildred Davis AS MUCH as girls Iike to plan and amend a bonquell if is a moior adven'ure when it is Iime to work up courage m call a boy for a date. a missionary in Africa came 10 life for tho LCS at the M banquet at the Rendezvnus Rvs- ry 10. Vines with roses entwined lattice work of their old southern set in magnolia blossoms provided the festive diners. year with a blinking party and mm- May outing provided a year of IN- for the club. Inlervcs'ning,r arlivil ivs W661: and a third function at tho ' sponsor, Miss Riggs. 7 talents to the realm of entertain- :: ted a chapel program. March 4-. Of dormitory life were amusingly ptive audience. project is to make the senior class . . in the Science Hall. It was dditi'on to this regular project, the ' the financial support of mission- ;Dcwis, G.. V-Pres.-, Fierce. Sec-Yreus.; Davis. N6: Davis, 6., Pres; Cornish, V?Presqr Sillimun, , Rnp..- Cruvens, His! Barbara Harris Fatima Hawk Joann Honey Sarah Honey Palsy Marlin Gail McMusier Edwina Mills Elaine Pierce Janet Pierce Dolores Rinkerl LaWanna Sells Oweilu Sillimun Alyce Smhh Sylvia Thompson Dorothy Walker MU ETA ADELPHIAN Snow gives added zest to MEA western par; The MEA95 display during open house near first of school centered around a typical MEA Fourteen girls were elected to become members Carolyn Ainsworth the club, and after a rough week of pledging :mh B HM were formally initiated in the Emerald Room. urgurel Beouchamp , . new members surprised the older members W1 71 cake decorated with the club emblem. On their third function the MEAS traveled' Marylin Becker Wyldewood for a western-style party. The thus P km for the formal banquet at the Rendezvous was 3 Hi3 Hurolyn Bowden . . ,, ' Pac1f1c. Coached by Lydia Gains and Pat Betts, the J?- used all their club spirit to reach the finals in, Janis Campbell club volleyball tournament. Each member 1 7: h 9'0 ordered a club pin with the emblem of the half Jane Gum: , and star on It. Petit Jean was chosen as the place where the and their dates spent a pleasant day on their on To keep alive all memories of their great yea gether the girls made an activity scrapbook OFFICERS. FALL; Hens, Pres.,- Beauchamp, V-Pres.; Baldwin, Sec; Cm Treas. SPRONG: Beuuchamp. Pres, Baldwin, V-Pres.; Shenudanp , Nelmsl Trees. NOT FICTUIED: Christa! PAT Bans, Margaret Beauchamp. and Lydia Goins are three MEA: planning at 0 dub meeting at the home of a former member, For Young 3i ftpg fl $3511, 1. n' 9.3.5. '9;- WM 15425 ,3: N; lyd'ru Gains Lou Martin Rosemary Mulheny Sue Nance er .. Joy Nalms , Anna Ramsey . I Maggie Jean Shearer Ruih Ann Sharruden Dixie Tessmunn Norma Wide. Faye Woodham Joy Womock Rheba Jo Berryhill Betty Butler Georgie Cfaypooi Claudette Fuulk Karen Fry Lorraine Gear . a Sara Good Jeanne Hucke?! Ruse Jones Jane Lofton Jean Lucas Evelyn Mclaury 45, February thirteentha actually became a i y for the Oeges as they and their dates on- spoo-ky banquet with a witches and super- eme. A broken mirror! 3 witcifs caldmn. 1: cats were used-as decorations to induce 'priate atmosphere. iaris previous activities included a rigorous pledging which was climaxed with a formal . Enthusiasm and characteristic hard work victory and the intramural volleyball rhame . t0 the group. ,.enger Hunt held in Decembereand in tho. misted of fun and frolic for members and tes. A chicken dinner was served at the home - LOtt Tucker, the sponsor. to quench the me , -. tidamp appetites. rpring outing provided the chance to iLget it all and rest for a day. Working and together completed the club solidarity and 'qu year for the active Oeges. - TALL: Tatum, Pres.; HockeH, V-Pres.; Fry, See,- Tuytor, Trens.-, Westbrook. Hist. SPRING: Good, Pres.; Foulk, VrPresa .. EerryhiH. Treas.; Stone, REp-Hist.; Hockett, Part. JUST before banquet time, the girls in social clubs hunt up formuls to be tried on, altered. cleaned, pressed. and finally admired on that night, invenger hunt included among Oege activities June Mitchell Barbara Milt: Marilyn Robinson Brenda Seustrunk Anita Stone Curulyn Sweet Ann Tnlum Barbara Taylor Etta Mae Westbrook Diana Woodie OMEGA PHI Pizza and promotion of scholarship add to ye A pizza supper at tho hn'mo of the popular sponsor. Mrs. Russell Simmnns. mmprisod the I lu-srlmul got7tngotl1or ln start the Omega PhiSn on another successful yearn Climaxing a wee' nany Baker pledging. the club welcomed ten new members. 3'th 30'9 ie' An early Mcmdzw mnrning panrake breakfast devoured while tho cluh made enthusiastic plan; their banquet. Tho fulfillmvm uf these ideaSL' curred March 7 at tlw Rendezvous Restaurant Carolyn Berry Slar-studdod mom was devolnpvd to complete. 1 Bi' d theme Stairway in 1110 Slarsf' An nld-timo favnritv. a mllirking hayride picnic. was the rhnit'v I'm' lhe Clulfs third fun ,, Rnasting wieners and mmpfire entertainment Barbara Caughfie'd plied a fun-fillcd evening. 39' Clu'k Eslilccialfy popular during Hm year were th calendars made fur all the momhers. As its p FaCh year. the club awards a scholarship me be placed on a plaque. to the Club having the 11 Merle Cg'fmu grade point average. Shirley ax OFFICERS. FALL: Crews, Pres.; Baker, V-Presl; MCKuyl Sec; M1: Trees.- Cux, Rep-His! SPRING: Baker, Pres.,- Organ, V-Pres,; . Sec; Fulmer, Treus.; DUIling. Rep-Hm. NOT PICTUIED. Fulmer. Linda Crews Coroldine Dock OMEGA Phi; look lhen' banquet guests up u stairway 10 the smrs and everyone caughr falling slurs for his pockets Barbara Durling Par Guy Gail Hessun Peggy Hinds Salfy Hinds Juanilu Lawrence Harriet McClellan Pa! McKay Ginny Organ Sallie Turner Jucfy Wnlson Beth; Weslarholm ,4ELTA - and lce mokes unique banquet atmosphere banquet. third hmrliml. and Christmas party . a whirlwind ul. uriivilivs l'nr tlw Phi Doltas mt the year. unusual thomv. Fin! and 100. mltlod a difA uch to 1110 annual lmnquvt 119M March 10 at Guylon Bach dczvnus Rvslaumnt. C1 ,lurl'nl rlvrnmlinns Wi'm h'b 'ng the couples atltlml In tho l'vslivily nf Um 11's and datvs tilm'nughly onjnyml thv infnr nsphnro of tho third fundinn. a Wiener mast Jean Flanigun :1 -w00d. Snmchnw. wimwrs mixed with smnke WHY FM dge and roasted nvm' an upon firv made a fur the hungry group, Eagor fur the 1101i, m to arrive- 11w Phi Dvltas planner; 11 Christ ' which cnnsislorl nf an evening nf rnlirking 90 Gohwood 5.1.1 Friadu Harris the spring. a Valentine Daysg party at the Mrs. Beckett. 11m rlnh sprmsnr. aclrIe-d In tho Iings. Complnling an active your was the 091d latC in 1110 Spring. Jacki. Harrison Sue Hutchinson ml: Harrison, Pres; Flym, V-Pres.; Thompson Sec.; Young, Rep. SPRING; Hams, PIe5.: Wesl, VrPres; Gatewond. Sen; Moss, Rep. 1W0 Phi Deltas and their dmes recall a pleusun? evening together at the banquef behare saying goodnighv ro each othev. Ethel Klomm Mary Massey Toni Moss Mufye lou Newman linda Prime 5 Marilyn Imuch Carolyn Savage Carol Smilh Kory Thompson Sharon Unlund Dorothy Wm Aliza Whlll Sue Williams Shirley Ycllun Juno Young REGINA Mardi Gras festivities set Regina banquet met A5 A dub promo PULh year the Pegmos meson! u medal on Ppm Jetm drly to Ihe snamor sludem who best wpuhes mu Hurdmg 5pm! Peggy Barker Carolyn Baden Anne Bixler Gail Childers Regina Clary Cmoiyn Endes Faye England Betty Fluyd Carole Funk Bunnie Goodlich Carol Green . Charlene Harris The Regina Spirit Award presented each the senior host typifying tho Harding spirit1 is annual project uf this club. The person select presented an insn'ihod pluquo and is honored recognizod in 1110 Pvtit Jvem. larties and sup at thv hump of Mrs. Bvssio Mav Pryor initia a eventful year fnllnwod hy blinking parties Ftiavengm' hum as a Ihirrl function. T110 NIardi Urns u! Cah- Rvgina', providedh snnal Olllm'laiumvnl f'ur r'luh nmmbors and dates at 1110 I-Yllnwmtj; ,unln hemquet held at Sun's Rcstaurant in valw, Candlelight and mx'itlging music iltlthd tn thp Frvncl'l atmusph tho mnplos dinwl. In kvvping with the setting girls were adnrnod in rnlurful vyo masks. ' One NInnda-V in early spring. nwmbers and hoadod I'm' an cninyuhlo rlny nf fun and rest a traditional rluh muting. Fur tho Roginas hiking the outdoors oqualml a day nf fun at this final of a fast closing year. OFFICERS. FALL; Thompson, Pres; Clary, V Pres.; Harris, Sec-'1'rl:u.v..; moker, Rep; Barker, Hush; Sism, Purf, SPRING: Clary, Prat; V-Pres,; Smnh, SeoTrens.; Baler, Rep; Borkm, Hist; Fioyd, Purl. Donna Henmun Tommie June King Sully Noel Kay Norman Dorothy Olive: Earlene Shewmukef Shirley Sisco Erma Smith LuVonne Thompson - Phyllis Vanda: Wall Murifyn Davis Williams Marilyn Wrighl A PSI ristmas happiness is shared with crippled child e reception uf lm-lvv nr'w members in quiet, htful rvl'Ivrlinn around the tanrllplighl wro- 7 0f fm'mal lmlurtitm at the home of Mrs. Coril nder worv mmm-nls when hoarls fmmtl jny in cumpaninnshilx II was also a tirm- In rvl'lorl. .i e proviuns wovk ul' varinus duties: 215 plmlgvs. as serving,r tho plorlgvmuslvre a slvak tlinm-r brim .Ibeing taken nut In 1390 Rurk I'm' a Fignl'nlN inr liniliutinn. - :nber 15 markml tlu' lhird annivm'szn'y nf this ely now gruup un t'umpllS Tn t'vlvln'alv. u ay dinnm' wm In-lul m Ilm vavll Hull npurli of tlwir spnnmr. e club wmll Wkly Dunn Snulh fur llwir et 110ch at tho Hmulvzvuus nn January 17, 'l'lw fern Imspilnlily amll lypically Snulhm'n fund the gala t-vmlt n 1111211 affair, Ulhvr nrlivitivs g tho your ilu'hulvd a hunklng pm'ly n1 Hivhlv- a spring; outing. and a wionor must in lllv e Park. . FALL Bunowshy Pres leher, V Puss . Cross. Sec . Lowcier, Looney, RepHI-n SPRXNf- Bunowsky. Pres Vm'hpL V Prea, . 596; lDWdEL hens Louney PEp-Hls'; Buwcom PCIH. Nancy Bonuwsky Doris Barre Glenda Buwtom Toni Bowen lulu Browning Barbara Cnrnish tenora Cross Mary Ann Faust Marion Hanison Rebeca: Hzifinglon IHE spring outing brings Ihm lonqowciled day out of doors that be- gins early, develops into fried chucken o! Iundl and climaxes in sunburn. Willone looney Dnrlen- Lowder Geraldine Masters Sue Vinvhet Linda Winglield Gloria Bohr Sandra Church Carolyn Combi $ : CATHCART kitchen makes prepurahon for an outing more convenEer-n and economical Two Tofths bake a cake for a !unch after an nchve mommg, TOFEBT Tofebts tackle Tin Can Supper at third functimj Anothor year of hard wnrk and fun defines H spirit of tho Tufvbls. Allbougb the ranks of them wm'v tcmpnrarily Ibirmvd by graduation. the num was soon replmlisbod by plong week. Prepba: scrapbooks. dressing: awarding to members, sp-M rations. and displaying a fH-ling 0f m-operation a fow of 1110 roquirommlls: met by pledges this y The annual Tin Can Supper supplied the e taimnont for an owning; 01' fun and satisfaction the club membors. Fulluwingr this event. an info b party at the Legion Hut prm'idcd the clubbs fllllCliUIl for this your. Bunking parties at the ho Melba Cornish of the club Spunsnn Mrs. Grog Rhodes. were 11 3mm G'Wsu throughout the ymr. In the spring: Ibo Tufobts and dates trekked to great nntdnm'a of Camp Tahkndnh for more info a r' fun. Hiking; and SPHHS quite easily supple Wilma Hunniwn slurlivs in the minds uf all ml tbv traditional ou'. Dnnna Seifers dav OFFICERSA FALL: Combs, Pres.; Boyce, V-Prea; Cornish, SebTreaL: ' Repu Seller; Hist; Church. Pnrl, SPRING: Sellers. Pres.; Willburn, V Helen Willbum Combs, Sechreos; Church, Rep,- Hunmcun, Hush; Young, Parl. Halen Young PICTURED. Boyce. Goss, Gwm, 170 . tCDSON-HARDING COMRADES 'rst Harding women's club gives birthday party WHC. the first womenis social t'luh on tho campusq initiated the new year with a birthday dinner held October 12 at the Rendezvnus tn celebrate the armi- versary. Following this celebration, the members enjoyed a hunkinp; party to make preparations for the pledgeshall thirteen of them. Members were soon caught up in the whirl of planning for such activities 215 an muting to Mom- Shirtny Am. M... phist bgnking parties. and participation in the intra- iU'h Buchanan mural speech tournament held in March. Kmhw came' The informal atmosphere prm'ailod at the Country Supper with its fried chivken. apple pie. and frolic. The Legion Hut was tho scone nf unusual activities Jo Covington such as the musical game and a hngrcalling contest. Judy Dishn-r Filled with spring fvvor. the members took to the Bobby awn wide open spaces and Blanchard Springs for the April 27 spring outing. A tea was hold at, tho. close of the year for all former members attending the Gradua- Dorothy Gum tirm ceremonies. Jeane : Harrington June Hickingbonom OFFICERS. FALL: Harrington, Pres.; McElroy, VrPrest; Buchanan, Sec; White, Treas.; Patten, Rep; Stine, Hist-Pmll SPRING: Harrington, PresV; Campbell, VtPres; McElroy, Set,- Patten, Treast; Stine, Rep.; Buchanan, HistrPuri. Lynn Hopper Sylvia Johnson 5, McElroy ms McElroy 9nd Virginia Pollock serve two alumnae m the WHC coffee, an annual event during graduation week at the end of the year. Miriam Mcieynolds I Jeulnnnn Punan ' Virginia Pollock Sandra Rubens Delay Sunny Manta Jo Shupl Pukicicl Slina Darlene Tobey Yvonne White JOHN Mulron and two other AEX members notify Gayle Cluunch rhar she has been chosen club queen for ?he second EDnSEEUHVE year. ALPHA EPSILON CHI Homor Anderwn Howard Claude Ted Cllnu Edwin Crunkshunk Bill Damon A third year included highly worthwhile proiec I72 Earnest Douglas Bill Eumharl Walk: Evans luciun anur Robert Huey David Matoougall John Millon Ynlly wahy Glynn Parker Ruben Reed Kenneth Turner Juvid Wurdrup A relatively now club on campus, the AEX - their year by rehelpcting Miss Gayle Claunch' club queen and Petit Joan queen nominee for second year. To demonstrate its appreciation her support of club functions the group preseu her a sweetheart sweater with the club emblem. it. Throughout the year. the Queen generouslyb cakes for membprs at club meetings. Functions on the Club calendar included stag ' ings at Bee Rock and tho Sponsorss home, acti in the intramural spurts program. and participar in campus dmmtimmls. A pre-Christmas ha and wicncr mast was held at XVyldewood as a ma. function. During the spring the AEX held their third formal ballqtmt at tho Mayfair. uOld England 1 :1 its Arthurian and Robin Hood legends inspired decorations for the March event. As a project' Alpha Epsilon Chis mllortod clothing to send to Orphan? home. OFFICERS, FALL Evens, Pres; Mxhon, VrPres; Dawson, Sen; Mu-L; Treos.; Claude Hm-Rep. SPRING: MocDougcll. Trees. '7, A PHI KAPPA inofboll champs have varied program of activities r initiating sixteen new members at Rod Bluff, 1' activities for tho APKs began with a chicken at Wyldewond, An evening filled with games, pfirc Singing, and generous helpings 0f Chirkon lilly names red with smoke. added up to a very enjoyable J?ms Bewm in? all. Bull Bohemian a project. Ilm rlul; completed the College Park ue pit which has greatly increased the use of utilities of tho park hv tho facultv and tho. stu- Joe nomrm - , Sammy Brooks Richard Carter .tag fnuthall games. the APKS emerged with tho pinnship. BCfUFt' ending the year with an ' spring nuting;r at Potit Jean. an Apple Pie 811117 Jim Ca at the Scarry Ynulh Center was held. The red ZZEWCEZ: WhltD decuratinns Currespnndcd With the Valen- thcme of tho infnrmal banquet. 155 Camlyn Barton, olocted to reign as the club . generously supplied cakes which were on- 505 Hash ' . t t . Jerry Figgins hy all at club matings. J... cm... . Olree, Pres.,- thgins, V-Pres.; Peacock, Sechreos; Bozcmh, Scribe, '. mm. Muyfueld, Meadows, QUEEN of Alpha Phi Kappa, Carolyn Burton was plDUd of their victory in The rog-tug foorbofl contest. Cari Good Juhn Graham James Heath Cline Henry Ronald Kersh Jelry Mikhail Joe Ofree Curry Peacock Glenn Randolph Clifford Sharp David Shawmulmr James Sluna Jack Warren Mike While Ronnie Whitfield Earl Wright BETA PHI KAPPA Valentine Sweetheart banquet honors club Qu T 4.! 'i w '1: Highlighting the social events of the Club cal.- 'h this year was the traditional Valentine SW' banquet held February 14. The invitations; : cards. and decorations used for the affair ' based upon the. seasonal theme and immensely. : the. achievement of the appropriate atmosphere hulmred guest of the evening was Club : anelle Tclchik. In their attempt to aid nlhersa the Beta Phi gave the infirmary a radio as a club project. Roy Adkerson R. B. Burion William Branch I 5M5 Dam the members inscribed the present uPresent . Beta Phi Kappa the school year of 1958-59 ew1 club seal. Ted Fa : Activity in the club spurts program and p. tinn in campus devntionals greatly increased the spirit. The Bela Phis, winners of the 1958 Pi Delta Forensic trophy, eagerly entered the co tinn 0f the intramural speech tournament aga , year. The outing climaxed an eventful ye grossed the club increases in recreation and $015. - John Faules BEIA PHI Koppus, Re 5. Barfon and Bill Brunch present OFFICERS. Brunch, Presr; Reese, VrPresu- Barton, Sec; Ma '-. Mozelle Telchik with a locker lor her Third year as queen. m Faules, Reg; Curler, Repl NOT PICTURED. Carter. Glenn. H Knapp, Phillips. Venus. Don Hollon Tom ladford Jim Martin D. l. McEnlin Clyde Ruse Sidnuy Smith Ian Smolhormun Benny Whalcy 7hr- ' Glen Browning J Mike Canny Mu: Cole: 3 A'LIER Le' Espo'ricn is scene Ting ingolllcr nn prnjorls. partim. mul numm'v g5 cnmpriswl u yoar nf varied mtiviIiI-s l'm' alicrs. lid: of tho llalinn was provided at llu- lhirly- .ual hanqum. This yvar iI was :Iq-vidml In 9 smni-fnrmal affair at tho homo Hf lhr- spun Bill W'illiams. qu-ro Hm mom was ar'ramgvd CHI. an Ili-lliim CHI'P. Mia's Rl'mnu Clary. llu' cen. was: prvsmnwl n Imuqur-t nf mrrmrinns: rJuvo-knuls. go uf pilf'O was intrmlurozl m lin- sun'vsdul nrlinn. le Call! Hspnfiu with ila mlnrful 'dmfuralimls supplanlm! thv llmughiq nl' llu' Latin fund and lmrkg'rnuml musir pnwiclml 'nf life Knuth of Hip Imrdm' fm llw CEIVHHI'H , ir dates. Hing hunks and schnul. thvy tnnk ilu-ir clutvs 'carly spring 0111ng fur a day of rvlulelinn. JD. and fun. Hiking: and expluring was tht- 9- f the day with plonly uf timv out for Hip . nmm meal. 3 FALL: Canny. Pres; STephenscn, V Pres; Browning, Sec Truus; .2 Bridge: Parr. SPRING: Kefafopouloi V-Pres NOT PICTURED. x A GIRL gets special cmemion and privileges when she is sweetheart of a men's social club. These Cavaliers Heat Regina Clary to a Coke In the student center. of Cavalier third function Nick Kefulopoulos David Smar' Roger Stephenson Ben Three? Jae Wilkins N. J. Wilson I75 Ion Bum! lfilld Willie Cox Kelly Eubunk F H Gluman Hughes VIRGINM ORGAN, queen of Delta lom, helps Bobby Scholes. The club presi- denr, posr a notice of the regular club meeting on the cafereriu bulletin board. DELTA IOTA Many accomplishments marked the year's succesii Bill O'Daniel Bobby Schales Gary Sleege Ernest Wear: Jerry Westbrook Ronald WhI'Ie The Delta Inta social vlub began the year wi ... a tough week 01' plndging climaxed by a memorabi candlelight formal initiation of their pledges. November Donald Earnwnud. fnunder 0f the club e: 1944. honored the presont mmnbors with a visit tv the campus. Acmrding in him. Delta Iota is th fourth oldest mm's snrial club 011 the campus. Queenly Virginia Organ was selected to serve -r rlub sweetheart for 11w your. and at the banqu she was presented a beautiful loving: cup to shuw' the rluhRs approriation nf her ropresenting the I. To promnte hotter cu-hnul spirit for HIP Bisons,tl1- club had printed and distrihmml pocket size editio -F nf the '58-50 Bison haskvlball whndule. Stag UlllillgS to VVyIdr-wund nffnrdod plenty off :3 and fellowship for tho mmnhvrs' as there was alwa onuugh food and nr'iivity fur a full evening. Th4 final Club funrtinrl was a day ut' recreation spent with dates at Pmit Ivan Mountain. This was a typic spring outing with thoughts nf svlmnl forgotten f0 our day. OFFICERS. FALL Wesibrook Pres, Weore. V Pres,; ODaniel, SEL-Trem'hi1 SCHEMES, Rep. SPRING: SCHMES. PIES ODamel, V pres.; Whna Sec.vTreun ererfield, Pap NOT PICTURED Moore, Sewell IV: R SODALIS jltitudinous activities provided many highlights - the approaching of pledge week the Frators . new pledge duties at early September slatr R '. After a hilarious 1nf01 mal initiatinn 11f th: pledges, the group enjoyed a year filled with Bob AH dinous activities. J. R. Bailey 83' the Thirteenth and LLOld Black Magii'H Mb smm' d the Spooky highlight of the year for Hm I banquet held at Andersurfs Restaurant in , To achieve tl'w dosirod atmosplwrv. Um Hum? Ben am... 13 on the wall and hmkml mirrm' placv r'al'dx C'Yde Bowers effectively placed around the mum. Urivntai. Rogeramw pine, and African Supersliliuns wore relatod ;part of the program. The rhlh Qur'vn. Miss 33 Iawronrc. was awarded a club sweetheart Jury Burks at as a token of appreciation. ca Chm'ha' 1 1 . . . Ode Clevenger her functions Included an nutmg,r at PPill Joan. on April 11 a Chinvsv supper at Bow chk tn 5-14 a haywagml supplied llw 11 111151101111151111. cial aid tn 3 student of Snutlm osh'rn C h1isli.m Gary Ellion -;e was the pmjmrt 0f the dub. F'm F 3.11 Friley Stephens, Prat; WDNES, V-Pres,; Horsrncm, Secu Woilon, T151051; . Rapi NOT PICTURED. Belo. Hones. Ralph Graham David Hobby Donald Harsmun FRATER Sndohs queen. 3110mm Lawrence, signs c1 pledge book for a species of Me who IS overworked and oveflooked. Marvin Jacobs Roger James Donald Jennermann David Kirk Ken Maddox Tom McRuy Durden Pierce Andy Rilthie lll Ed Ritchie Gary Smilh Gerald Starling Benny Slephens Boo Wain: Jirn Wullon George Yu- GALAXY Golaxys glide gregoriously info theiiGc-ly Ninefi Richard Baughn Jerry Benson Jim Bohannon Kenneth Bradshaw Bobby Bullurcl Man Cadet Marvin Crowson Bab Dalton Jim Farley ond Geniry GALAXIES, Grady, Goyne.ond Stotrs present Petir Jean queen finalist. Claudette DuBois, with u queenis sweater Grover Goyne Warren Gunthcrp fred McCurdy Jimmy Miller Lorry Robinson Ellie Rutherford Robert Tucker Jim Whitfield Activities fur Galaxy began with a stag party'- the home of Kenzmth Davis. .Ir.. the sponsor, and' followed by several liko ovonts. Pledge week 8 an infurmal initiation promdod the formal induc- ceremonies at the end of the week. Then the C mas season set the munrl for the third function canted with appropriate snowfallicomplimentsh the weather man. A return to the iiGay Ninetiesu provided a m orable experience for tho Galaxies and their Gi Girl dates at the Clulfs twelfth annual banq' Miss Claudette DuBnis reigned as club queen u; must appreciative subjects. During the course of the school year, Galax ., couperation with other clubs, sponsored a Negro dent who is attending another Christian instiiu' With spring came the lung-awaited exodus to? country for the traditional club outing, conclu another very active and successful year which bined parties1 bull sessions. and projects. OFFICERS. Ryan, Pres.; Starr, V-Pres -, Genny, Sac; Tucker, Trees; Roblwy; Purli NOT PICTURED. Carpemen Gordon. Bill Grady Tom Myers John Ryan Bill Sheers Lao Shook Dale Starr Andre Slons Ruben Walls . . f BDA SIGMA orsey sef goes over the Pledge Week hurdles ter a work uf rlzlmunulmlingz their prnfir'ivnt'y as Ents and llwir t'apahilitivs ut riding lmrws, bda Sigma plmlgos wore HClCIJHlCd inln llu' rlllh er informal initialicuL Tho pledges I'vrr'ivr'rl Gary Ackers ial altm'liinn dm'inn' tho Urunlintr VV'Pt'L wlIt-n 5 Chm . . h h h . . JumES Cnulson wcro aut'tnmvd 1an ln lwrfnrm dllilDS inr llwn' asers. g Q ti . . . . . . V 'w' ny aNlVIIIOH wmw- hvicl during lfm yvm' mrlml r' ' u. '1 ' . , k A , . . . . Li' . ' ' Stag uululgs and un vw-ntful thu'rl Jlmrlmn. Ilu- D'Ck cow'mk' .4. '9, - Bill Diles - m : ft J 1 7 -p chose Lmrla Ln-uw; us thc- Hull Quonn and gm'v Guam 5m, Ta swr-ator u'illl lIJr- rIuI: omhlmn en; a tukml nl' - iatinn. f a t : , :- prism; and a Irmk imn tho mlknuwu supplied ., .1 .. 1 theme HTlljngs Tn Cnmv fur tlw Iwmlm'l ha-Itl th r'in' a 1; .anuary at Amlorsunl; Hvslam'nnl. Mr. Hill :3: :3: J 1,? ' c. the spvukvr of NW ovmling. clvlivmwl u 7h in arrurdmm- with the l'LtlurigtEr thmnv. - May 11 llw t'lulJ IIH'IIIIIQI'H and llIt-ir rlalm; yOfI tn Pvlit .lmm fur a rululivvly ln'ivl', lull :hlc, vonllln' IU lhv uutdnnri; aml rvlaxnlinn. Z . FALL. Poner, Pres; Becscn ViPmsn Lemon. erzr Hyper. Trans LAMBDA Sigma: wwH really rlppleciufe this choco- l Ebker, Pres.; Ankara. V pres. anenre Sec; Mmplm Trans NOT lute coke baked by men club queen, Linda Crews. . Mam. - i J Muuvice Haynes , 7 . A w Jim Howard vx x', 'i John Lau , - - . Noel Lemon Gary lam: Mike Maple Bill Marlhews Dick Mock William Oliver Bennie Porler Ran Rhodes John Richer! Larry Saunders Leon Sizemore Phil Summerlin Paul anenze Dwigh' Thompson Jerly Thompson Kelso Wafers Jerry anbraugh 1 MOHICAN Musical Mohicans make melody for girls' olorv' From the first stag mutiny; In Memphis to supu' e1 former Club momhor at his ruzlt'hing debut unml the spring muting:r at Hm rluw nl- llw year, the Mo Jimmy Adkins runs were busily Nigugml in rumpus ac'tivities. Laniwm'a initialinn of fifteen nvw mmnlwrs began the 10 Jer Afkinsnn . W HUIIIPS. To add variety In its movlings. Peich month th rluh utjlwdulod swimming for I110 first meeting an MuvisBuldwin scrunzuling the girls' :lurms on 1110 third meeti 23:22:? Diversity of inlm'osts 21nd talr-nls uf members apparent by tho roprmr-nmtinu nl' thn Club in IS A Cappella Chums. ilm Imskvlhull team. the deba lmm. and Hm Student Awuriutiml. Through th Gem ! C55 t-nlhusiaem aml pt-rsmvrnnrv. tho Mullicans C Titus Chan . . . . Jim cmy m rluh l-slurts c-Inm'g'vtl as I'lmnm'SMP m the f- -. mpslag fnnthall runlmz. . Stephen Fnsn'r was spulliglllx-tl hf; 1110 Mohi nu February .37. Tlm ulrl limo fnvurites as wMy Q Bobby Dow Rontucky Hume wr-rn uplly singed 1n the delig David Gauntle . . Milo Hadwin uf lhmr r'hapel aucllonw. OFFICERS, Baldwin, 819 Cmea Voyles, lmle Cluet- cany, Scribe. Ad' Wampum Mon,- Ccrsey, Messenger NOT PICTURED. Finley, Gurgontil; Douglas lles Doyle Kae James Kali! Jack Kline Cornelius Laird Terry Loveland HIGHlIGHTS of the Mohicon bonque? included honoring Club Chuck Lute queen, Judy Purks and antermmmem by the Green 'wms Charles Marlin Fred Massey Garry Peddla Dean Priesl Reggie Reynolds Jack Rhodes Morgan Richardson Dwight Smilh Harold Valentin. Arthur Voylls Don Wuhrs Pete Wiililms John Wilson Benneh Wood David Aden: Eon Camp Doug Cloud Kan CoHrell John Davis Bob Diles Eddie Dunn Jack Esanger Hue! Evans Donald Guaan Norman Hula Marion Hendricksan Sonny Holloway Toshio Mayadu Leon McQuecn Pioneers began the year by taking ten new into the club. A harrying week of pledg- Climaxed by a rough initiation at Camp 4- 'me and Roses? served as the theme of the 1 formal banquet, where the two club sponsors, :- and Mr. Lasater, were the speakers. year the Pioneers were more active in ath- in before, for they placed high in bath the and basketball intercluh contests. Clark was Chosen to represent them as their for Petit Jean Queen. To show their ap- 'n for her being chosen as nne of the finalists, jpresented her with a lovely sweater with blem on it. project the Pioneers were one of three clubs pay a Negro boyk way through Southwestern - College in Terrill, Texas. 'ting brought to a close a very successful year 2-P10neers. fAll: Cloud, Pres.,- Yoakum, V F're5r; Mowery, Sec; Whiteman, , Rap. SPRING: Evans, Pres.,- McQueen. V-Pres.; Dunn, Sec; 37 That; Davis. Rap. NOT PICTURED. Whitemun, Wille. PETI'I' Jean finalist, Betty Clark, and Pioneer; Evans, McQueen, 0nd headway look on the unnouncemnr of her election, methods at Wyldewood W. O. Mowcry Brad Smith George Treadway Rodgar William; Doyle Wood Jimmy Wood Bob Yuakum Dal. Vader SIGMA TAU SIGMA Sigma Tous keep calendar crammed continual! Bob Alvord Allen Armslrong Jack Campbell Wallace Cohan Jim Carley Mack Craft Terry Davis Kenny Dunn Bennie Griffin ' . ' ' ; John Huzelip . I, - Jimmy Hightower r. 54'! f iii. E? t Dee HiHin SALLIE Turner 15 presented wnh n neckloce m the Sigma Tau Sagrna banquet for bemg thew sweetheart f0: her second year Climaxing a week of plvdging. the Sigma Ta hvg'an their ymr wilh tlw initiation of the u10W rmos. Following; lhis. slag muting; helped to m- the new members truly l'tml like active members. lho gmulx ' Fnrenmst n11 11m lisl nf sunrial FVPHTS during '- year was tho annual formal hanqlu't held Febru H at the Rendt'zvnus Rvstmn'imt. The appropn lhvmv used fur tha- V'nlvminv affair was Sweeth of Sigma Tau. Thv mum was decorated in red : whim with the tables shaped in a large heart. Sallie Tumor. duh sxw-vlhvnrl and honored gu was; awarded the gift nl' a gold heart. The gu' speaker of tho cvoning Dr. Bill Williams, pres ' a 591 i0us'. speech nn 1110 great nutsof-doors. Otllm' functions of tho rluh calvnder included. ticipation in tho rluh spurts program and a Nbv her hamburger suppm' at Camp Wyldewood. . capped the year with ilwir spring outing held May at Blanchard Springs. OFFICERS. FALL: Vanderpool, Pres; CnmpbeIL VrPres; Davis! 52$; Hill Treus.; Muck, Rep. SPRING: Campbell, Prcs NOY PICTURED. Human. lorry Hollingswnrlh Gerald Hunnictm Doug Kennedy Al tynds Butch Mclurey Larry Peebles Bill Smith Billy Mac Smith Lawrence Smith Jeriel Summi Harald Tandy Kennelh Vonderpool T-Ib ,b Ts go Bohemian at annual informal banquet Kaijaew Orleans was at her majestic higl'lest whvn lhv Ts visited her during: lhv Mardi Gras Ihis yum: Cliff Genus. their host and guide. tnnk thmn In many of tho highlightg 0f the city. Wayne Arnold e of the largest sut'ial Clubs nn tho campm. HIP Jack Baldwin .Ts were quite. activn in tho inlermluh alhlolir Joe Baldwin Not only did they win the softball rlmm- 'p, but thrry plurvd high in all nihm' ullllvlir is. 02 thelr tlylrdwfunrtmn Itho Sub T 5 ant! lhmr' Don Bewhm ate sloppy luvs aml munyod 2m ovomng of Jim Brown s and spills while rulIm-Hkating. mm c uhemian Chang was tlw theme of tho lrzuiii informal hanqm-l hold at 1110 ngiun Hm. 21ml . -inment was furnishorl by the first-ycm' mom- Bobby ca .of the Club. chrl mrlmlocl plentv ni' Swiss sivztk Don Courcier apple pie ' Wayne Evans lia Beth Slaffurd. their sweetheart ably roprru C1 the club in tho Pvtit Joan queen rmllvst. 'teresting meetings. fI'oquont stag nulillgs, and Wayne Gamm- ' association rounded rm! 3 deligl'ltful yoal'. Jimmy Gum Don Halt - -. Baldwini Skipper; Vanderpool, ls! Mule. Knighl, 2nd Mme: :, Quartevmoster; Wallace, Yeoman, NOT PICTURED. Johnson Weldon Hemirix Ed Higginbolhum Ed Highfower Jae Hightownr Arthie isnm Bob Jones Jerry Jones Sum KHching Rayburn Knight DEUA Beth Stafford chars wirh ?hree Sub T-lbs. Mitchell, Knight, and Vunderpool, who heiped choose her dub queen for a second year Buddy McKu Bobby Miichnll David Nowell Ken Nixholsun , Harold Norwood Bub Silvay J. Roy Vunderpool Rip VunWinkle Luwis Walker Bob Walla:- Walton Weaver Don Wiisun WI Curtis Anderson 1 lh; . 4 : W Ed Anderson - p x Dean Bond 7 SP ' Q: ' l lcuis Boylcin THE spons' bullelin board by 1he library is the proiacr of the TNTs. The brick structure is a focal point for all men's and women's Intramural sporis activities, TNT A cowboy party highlights roundup of activiti' Since :Inly fivo momlwz's nl' tho TNT Club retu vi-L fur the 585.0 St'hunl fw-m'. Prositlf-nt Clayton Ylt'v-Prosidom Skippvr svl In wnrk to rebuild rluh. Enthusiasm fur llw yt'nfs activities and pr ralinn fur the arrival nf f'nurlovn now pledges fnslorml hv tlinnm' mvvlings zit Ilw hnmos 0f the MuxChumberlaIn , f 'i ll . l 1,.- .. 1H t OdisCIuylon 5!:01-15015 1151 a u .m yum. am len a David Fuvnra Lvml Berks. Fur their prniwl. llm 'I'N'h mmlv unnlher pa nu Hm Athlmir Bullvtin Bnm'd whirh was adopt llw rlnh m.fm't lxw x'v'n's mm, 0n Fobruar ' 23, Billy Gluver I l ; l h 3 Hugh Hamey rluh vninyvd a Nlmirun dinyvr ut the Pryors. Jerry Hughes lmglun Hut was llm srmw n! u Masquerade Pa Ull March 16. Two new mvmhvrs u'vrv insinllod during: gluing: smnestvr and llw initialinn nt Boo Rock ' Russell Johnson ' . . , ' . . - .. . ' ' . won Kwh tllmaxeclqhy dll ox'tfinrh tl hufsl fll-l ilght 0n tlilen Len Montgomery Hurth 0f bpal'ry. Hm thlrrl fnnrllnn was a mid- m'vnt and the springs; muting um; an early May 0v nn Pvtit Joan n'mlmluin. Joe Murray PhiIPolIer OFFICERS. FALL: Clayton, PIP: SkippEI, V Pres; Keeth, Sen; Mu -. Neal Sline 'wn'; SPRING: Bryant, V'Plei NOT PICTURED. Bryant, McFadden, SKI Carroll Buson Ronald Caner Rahal? Dunham AI Bullon . MA DELTA the year Off tn a gnnd start the Tri Sigma -ted Pat Sutherlin as ilioir Club quoon and queen nominee. Tn signify their approvi . gr active support of the Club. tho Quovn was ,7 7 ca sweetheart sweater. rthe early winter months and early spring. 'hkodah became the scene of many slay; The Heart Fund gained artivo suplmrlm's as the Club volunteered a day in mHnrl ,r this beneficial drive. ual banquet in February fuund ovorynno Old Man Rivmx The gucsts entered tho ugh life-prcscrvor docked dnnrs nml dn 331 a gangplank to the decorative main t'lvrk. we atmosphere was enhanced by 1110 rancllw a fer, ' function .at Bee Rock and the spring: muting 1 Lake Catherinc in Hot Springs provided ersional activities to C1050 an oxrililm your u ub. J Wielms. 0.. Pres.; Pifrel V-Pxes.; Helms, B., Sec-Trens. NOT kMdges. Epp. Fwd ONE OF vhe privileges of a club queen Tri Sigma Del'ra queen, Pot Sutherlin. is going wnh two Tri 8:95 on an outing. James Gazuwcy Boyce Helms Don Helms Charles Jester Ralph Johnson Lewis Kecldey Heywood luyd Hemon MtHan Bill Moore Jim Norsworlhy R. E. Film Darrell Silkman Martus Spear Dwain Thackur James B. Williams is 90 attend all functions of the club. . Man River lends charm to Tri Sigma repast 185 Basis for Truth is set in youth. HARDING ACADEM Dedication Mrs, V'mldvrpnnl ramp to Harding Aradmny in 10-33 willl hvr suns. Guy. .luhn. Harnltl. and Roy She hus Wurkml diligvntly al till? At'eldvnly su that her mm: Iniglll t'mwivo a gnml Chrisliml mhlrntiun. le rmulls ul' hvr sarrifim arc ovidvnt as um' sw's Guy wurking un his mnslors a! Gmrgv W'nshinglmi Uniu-rsity. .Inlm umi Hamld studying Willl gradual:- COACHING students In the SGHIDI play is an atriv-Iy May Vunderpool has been MRS. Vnnderpool is in a pow charaderisti: of a play ciirmztggl Teaching an actor spontaneou'fl movement in gestures. SM; also encourages expression of TulenT In her speech clussagr ussismrltsllips in Bihlv at AliilI-no Christian Colleg ' and Roy onlm'inp; his svnim' your 21!. Harding. Hen faith and love of Geld 11mm Illiill? her a wuman to be admirvd. Hm' palimu'v in dil'vtling lho senior pla- oath year hag lwon 0110 nf hm' nulstanding traits In Nlay. 1959. 1110 HOlliUr t'lnss dvdiratod its portion- of tho Pctil' Jam lo Mrs. Hallyo Vanderponl. furnmor whh for Ihe inst fwe years As a moihen she must hnd Mme To keep In touzh by Ieuer wivh her Hues sons domg graduate study at orher schools and bake goodies for after class snacks for sun. Roy; WDWS fund a Mend m :he office secretory Genie Beeson. Her gfficiency end emhusmsm me Mr and GppreCicfEd by everyone. A MAN interested in the well being of every sludenr and giving unstim- mgw of his efforts in helping them in any way he can is Supt. Perry 5. Mason, Harding Academy owes much to him for Its continued growahl Administration J VH7 imponun? hnk in the odmmustrolwe chain, Academy Principal J. E THERE is much hme and energy reqmred of Elementary Schoof Principal Iorryhill has unselhshly given most of h:s life to work with young people. Wulr Nelms, who aids nor only srudems bul also parents and teachers. ma Wm . lb A HARDING Amdemv school rfuy zs begun th each smrlem nerwvmg m REQUIRED sublews tUH b? rfull summon :u rhe- Hdwh- l'omh fur! Howl rerSFh'S o SPUdy n! m wrm m educcman Mts. ?hr- Mur uosphls dwiusses g?nmevry pmhh'rmk. wnrw Puhmd Jenkins and J0 H34.- Facul .' ' Buggen Dean EDWARD BAGGETT, MA, is engaged in several musical adivHied -: as: director OF Ihe Academy chorus and lhe school band, and f-- high sdmui music rlcuses. HI:- is a pclrncipnnr in faculry sports incr buskedmll and sofrhoH r . HERB DEAN. BA MA, enjoys Or? do duy m which he helps stutivms 1'0 expre and hnndwcrnfr mmennls 5.5 themselves In paint. - Hnwng beEn In Mexxco for the pus! summers, Ive Inns had opponumhcs lo sludy Mexican ideas in HIT MARSH GOODSON. BA, the head coach loughens 1he boys each yeqr foovboll season and An oddmon, combos :he junior boys' basketbnfl In M; lewsure Mme he hkes to play golf and to read . . . DALE r BA, sgvemh grade reaches m the EFumnzntury School received in H1! 1956 and F957 a Nunonnl Snence Foundohon scholarship. Along. Ins grade sdxooi work. he 0nduUs a high school physkcs class. H u qrem deaf OF pleasure In downg curponte: work . . . ElOISE JO BA plays me role of Lhref hbmr-an from whom lhe students learn . nbour books and mm uselufness She us also the French and Johnson mslrucror and helps m sponsormg The freshman class. A ver un Lusater hobby r5 hersithm of srudymg words . EVELYN LASATEI, BS. fiddi smedule une full mus semasler as she began teaching classes in dll. Lmd hioJogy She 45 espeooHy interested m encouraging her srudqn be urrwe m Smence Fm! work On borh :1 local rmd slcrewide lent. vs fond of traveling and hkes IO cook , . LOIS LAWSON. 55, ha! worklng cm her MA degree rewmly and hopes ?o finish It 1hls 3U A5 0 leather m the Elemenrnry deSronJ shc- fxnds plemy lo do. but -. lme hm: spem m hnndujrof! work . . . MARCELENE LLOYD, BA. along' her grade school veochmg. punsues he: Inlemst of sewing and cooking. SubADPbS, one of the Academy glrls 501ml dubs, know and opp hvr as their Sponsor. Gondson Gould Lawson Llayd I90 SENIORS Senior memories dim in anticipation of graduation Fur four ypars of lmth happy and sad times the seniors have hem: waiting for Illis yr'iu'. Four years fillml with rhm'us trips; banquets. rhapvl programs, funllmll gmnvs. dall-s. plays, Inmking panics. and nrlwr OVPHIH wllirhlwill 110:. he fm'gnm'n. T110 svllinrs haul 52mm many urlliew-ml'uts uml Cllmagos rum? to lllv Armlvmy. Amung llww arv 1110 nvw nlrlain in tho auditorium. lhv snark bar. hip ratings in Clmral zuiivilihg 21ml lhv rlistrirl funtlmll rhmnpiumhip. AH l'roslmwn. wlm umhi ft'n'gu'l H10 plvdging and the newness of i1 all? Hc-aning snpllnmnros. the Hum grou in little mud its prnjm'l has to buy mats for tho :xntmnn-s in NW lmilrling. That yt-ur ovm'ynne mljuymi Illv pal'tic-s at Jimmy 'l'llnmpsmfs house. The iuninr svnim' banquet svn'm us llw rvminfk'l' 10 HIV iuninr yvm: Mr. J. Ii, HE-'I'l' Yl1il1 emtl NIH. Andy Hitr'hio were lhr- flilt-ZS Ngmnrznru fur lhv l'roshmuu. suplmmnrv- and juzliur yours. len. thv svnim' yt-zlr. Mix Eddie Bag- gvll amd Mrs. Ritrllio Wt-t'r' solvrIc-d. Tho tlass ap- pnwiah-tl w-ry mm'lt llu- work illltl llvlp ul. lhcsc dam spunwrx. SENIOR :Mss EHCI'C'J van? m. wt Iwm- anx mid Tmnw l-WOdOS CHOSEN h. nr- m? pmsxdmv S'uril'nh. ?:J wnwmc ir- wsnonmhlh'ws fmli Harv, 'TUV me warm; rH' v aov'wo' Hz: we'r- er'irrw F'hrrirs Vf-ifiuu' h-rl Tale Namy Know acrIt-Trlrv Hm! QAJKUH VQHms, lnmsum: Mrs Andy I HITFhr- -HUI Mr Irirlxr- BrILmz-I' wmx- 2015093 wk. L'I'JSS Shonsors ,. mi. 1.3,: 5 Cuwoud Clark Dndson Fezhl DIOTS AILTON BURKE. rwrwyg mm W a 1 3.3 4 vlcerpms, A smim mow; AH Smu- ti. Lmuv- Iho-u: I I7 1 QU'HIFI A Eehx Club 2-7 .141, Prs's y Club ? 3 4 Vm- V'm 4 Scwrm; Huh I: Foorhnll 7 J -1 Brn'wrbrlH ll; Trad 134 MARION CAWOOD, Hn-Mm Ky Trrwst-r hum Clly Hugh '3 KUEV 4 fir HH' ' 4: Large rmu. .1 .w .1 'iwmi. :5 Hub 4 Sm-uH 0.0m 4 AH , 4 Ben Uni? r1 Pep Hui: A COLLINS, h-lllx' '17-, 'mer Mam thhrvl Wla-L 'hqh Q-lmd A Hump T. :w. 4. Pies 4 Fw-rnwnn WJL .1 lfll'hs- H.CVUS A Pony; CM: 1 M's- 'wr DEE VONNE CLARK, J'JI-lr' m O!cncl-.-vv. H -n- M? ,- r' '.l '. J -Il Chow. - .1 1H ' , Library Hm M: ' 1 '1 : 'J-le : uh ANNEKE 11. I- 1. 44- u- i4 :3 ANNETTE DAVIS, ' .1 .. :a ' v'v ::r-' .! mun , Snng 7 5 v . .. , manna ;- U', A Lbr'w. Nun J. l1? fan-cl'rJ 55:; Cluh . . mm. Hm 7.: fivmm Hm, CHRIS DEAN, Maw, - - , 1 Hr'w am. :- ; 4 Tray, 4 3 ':--lu 'Iw 1 1 93.1 3-H :WH 4 tmm am I . 3 4 T 1 -. A MARTHA , LHHP L AN M-m'h-l hum H :H Hsgh SWOLI GERD FECHY. CH5. II :n.l--e hmn F'u'lwmv Cw ngw School ZKT 4 J Ina Um; .1 Hunm Hm r An A L-Hur- I Crus f1 SCCLt'r 4 DAVID FORE, T! H- ?vr lw m V'HH mm H UV Sumd CAROL CANNA- Twm'dwl hum H'JH Hugh Swoc-I k-H 11 DENI '34 IN: 211' rmm kvmv H H th SJ anl MM. -1 V-Jy ' mi; -1 Drun'lm 5 :WWIJ'EK uplu-e 1 Davis Gifrhel w nL m1 Hm Impsr-ge mey Hu ul'xrhthHg thus of 59 . -:' lOOKlNG sE-Hors Lnaw II-u ?uur yww. mp mum gone .Huwd Ht, hwnhmlm Hm mmur Seniors Yhnrnpson Williams Wullum Wornock VP, IS Thaw; mm wyF-S 'n Lolhsuv Mud work H, n UCMM W um um Urll Hmim Hnrhcock Hawkins lacy Lee Gsbum Owens JACOUIE HATHCOCK, Ftlrkwsle-L VI VII lWng- I Lows 3.4 SexIc1l1 le Rwy AIL MAP 341 51-I1 0r Nnv J Small Chorus 3,4,- JIMMY HAWKINS, Tra'msier from hinlv'w Hugh mm K 'v' A Drclmnhrs Club t'l-xu'whs'uiL-I 3 .l K01, Wth 4 EGSL e'lji1H .1 KAYE HEIM, Li l.- 'r',uk AIL Transfer from 1 mde H gh Sc JUNE HILLHOUSE, I IHIHV ML- Tr'msfef from :J ul'p-yc-n Hng 303 STF-P 4 51mm. :5 Nut, .ML IH anc'ius 34 Long: 3 J F'e ub 4 . :EHQCI TRAVlS JENKINS, Fm' 1mm r'ui .7KT L: sump :n' m wrrns .: I'nnsfer from :9 Hub 4 Drama- Key Club VHWUH 'rort': CEnrvm High - Mb .1. Prnr, .l Sn'mH :5 J'us .1 lrrnr JIM JOHNSON, Kr l:57- f . , ban H-crus A meI my, 3 :l lmH P, Mm 4 DAVID JONES, Hmmm-hmw Tm k h H rw qu'u Sdic-ci Vn- r'gy. T 1.1 Vw..- FHA. 4? NANCY KNOTT, Smw Awomo, Tr. SHIP X f Sm-zH leurus 1,: 3.47 nge: Uiovus ! T's? :1 1' EH'FUL J F4 Jul: 4 w. pm 1. VJmuS J a kfly Hub $4 F00!- Vrcm Houslnn ankc'bull 4L SEC Treos 3,4: E'u-Z-m Club 2,3,4, handy Fm rlmH J :1 Fun Sr'xlm . 3 J SMpTwws d C HZFHSlMp Hub T :L inn frmls 2 Nanny Huh 1,3 Set. I; F?'u Huh 1.234 an Hmnmwuiw Nulsu'x tlub 1, SEC. M lef'h ham l Servo: H'Tll Ji'fo Edam n1 WILDCAT News Edmor x1 Unsg SW: hens LCM, ROGER LACY, WIIHVIMH MyH HKT 12,3 K '2 .1 SmnH l'HUmS 3.4 ant Hmw. L' ' l- ihm 1 M, T Q. Kev Club 33!; huh I L Cpl E'.V$.rHVIH 1' 331- Tmrl, '3 :1 3- VW?- Basiewbcw 1. DAVID LEE, IMLJ Vod- 1-v- '.v mdw firm H:II Hmh rm EDMOND lEIGH l Hl-.' 39H Am TI-J'Tlfli haw H N HUN- ' H K' G J Benn Club ' VF, thh -: EL enre duh GAMMON McMAHEN, Smrnps, Ark Hillhouse Jenkins Mover McMuhen Pmard Rulsrnn QT'WAYEEAmnms me 70x TmnsiPr from Amman; puss Hugh fl! STAR 4. Secxfrens, 4. Smull Chorus 4 Lnrge Lhor'us 4 Band A- BM: 4. REDOI'TEr 4:. V-ce Pres AP mmmm anl-nlhull 4 LA DONNA Monhablon Beach, Call! Transfer ham Mm Fusm KAI .L Umma- 4: Dramallcs Club 4. Pep Hub 4 PEGGY NIEMEYEI, lmle Po:L i-rL from Hull Hugh SCHOOL STA? 4 Dmmn' P'$ Huh 4 imqu- VIPorua .3 ml NOITHCUY, For! Wonk, Yo; Transfer 9mm Polymghaw th I SIAR 3A. VIcEPPres 1 Humrtommq A'rpndtm' 3:: SHMH thu'ur. hyorler 4: Lruge- Chorus 34; 851:; Cmb 3.4 belijvy Club 3 P9,, - 5.4; CheerlendL-I 3P4. SEND! Play 3.4, Wuney 3 wwmm hgaunm . 4;; Class Sec-1rens. 3. BISON Ednor .1 BOB OPCONNOR, E 5: l,igu-a, P 'T-l'nmier from Cohokm L'ommon Fuehjs Sn Hugn Szhoc-I. ZKT A DH:- ' Club 3.4; Large Chums 4; Semov Play 4- Scum J CARROLL . Forren Clry, Ark Transfer hem Forrest ery Hugh Srhool K W 4, Chat: 4; Dmmnhcs Club 4: Small Chow; A; large thaws. A. Bund A- 4: Key Cruh d; Smence Club A. Pres. AP Sen-or Play 4: WHUPM JIM OWENS. Poplar Bquf, Mo l'rrmsfm ham PopFrn . High School; K-O 4P Dmmmlrs Uub 4, Scwnm- Hub 4 JAN 5, Link: Rock, Ark Irnnsfm from Cenlrm High School; ZKT 4: - club 4: Dlamu'lcs Club 4 Band 4, AH 5mm 4P Symphom'Hc 4: db 4; Inlrumum! BusLeVbuH 4 Sorier 4. ROB PITTARD, LHHu Rock, Tmnafer from Cenrml High School; Dromuhcs Club A. PAT RALSTON. -.h AIL Transfer flom Cumrul High Srhool KO 4 Dmmnlxrs Huh I! Chorus 4; nge Chorus 4: Key Club A lmrcmwcsl HugPl-olhull A Johnson Jones Knoll Niemeyer Narlhcul O'Connor Rhodes Tate Thompson 50-:er 11 TIMMY RHODES, Smxlm- LrL K '1 1 .7311 SM -IIF'.IS :3 PPCS , Smrll! 'fJPCW'gJS 1P: 3:? VPP ans Q? l'Ir-u J Lwrtgu: i'l'ovus 1:34- Qwuhd LTEA Bern Huh 1T 34 Fwy .3 Twrrmwaup 1 Mb 1 TBA VCF: 3M : PWS 4 Kf'y Jul? 12' MHM'IUI Cd Hand LE Vie? .3 PHES J mo: pim- 3 Fuvcwe S Swm-m '.- x Miss V'ws l T , 1 Pom I i J . S .1. Mi Dss' BHLUHAJH I If TI :1 If-am 5. Yo Cap? 3 f-H' . I 3 Hmomiwo M- um AH i-q' . r. M P T A SID TATE, LP: Tumsi I Brllr P, n :sw H g?- Q-J Um WU 7- K 0 .4- 4 d Srwjl 4 Lum- P'Povwa n J x a Club Jr Sec. 4- Sbn Firm :7 .: :w-m v H- P : For:-'b:1ll 4 Co- E'hrrH -'1 LMCII E- uth-wH :7 JEAN THOMPSON, OWEN -:I Erwrzicmcs Pr from Linwnl H-Ha KAI J J Wnnu'fs Club SmnH U-cvus A Lang: Hmmg 4 Sr-mu f'lwY 2' .1 mmsmwn' EasnerlmH 5.4 JIMMY THOMPSON, Emmy fu'. SH'OQI V ng 3.4L Set. TPr'm Tuvmshw 9mm Nengvcwr Jr High 9m 1H V Mann; -1 lwuav P hour, 34- chd 2 Krry' P Mb 4, Swans:- Clue 3 ?nmwa .i .: NF DM' 4, NI Smw J BPIsl-Pran 3.1 lmcir 3.4P RUTH ANN WALLACE, mesluowo, f'vIL Tetrnver horn .lOncslmrD Hulliw Schooi: STAR A SmnH Umum :1 Lzmn- thmm A Pym Club -1 STEVE WILLIAMS, BF'IHT'SHU Md .IVIngs m E'lu'd 3,45. Prm 3- 59mm F'hly 3? AP me'huH M1 Tl-hL Q1 mhrmwwrd 5-399!- l'w'Ml 2 DOLORES WORNOCK, LHH-x K'Lcl-P fall EH ocl Sub-Dr-I: 4 Plus. A Dmmrgr :5 Tr malm from Hull HHJIX UNDERCLASSMEN Underclossmen taste of wide variety of activities September was gvliat'quainlvd limc fur the Juniors whvn they all mot fur a XViL-nm' Rnast in Harding Park, Sponsors and students jninml in a game of mes and Cranes uml vurimls mhor artivitios. The gym was thv 51'0th nl. llu- Froshman-Sopho- nmro party in OCIUhH'. Tho undorclussmen par- ticipated in indnm' sul'tlmll. relay races, and other gmmns. Judi Mitrhr-ll was thv winner of the girls' font race. Afterwards owrynno vnjuycd hot dogs; mkos. and cookies. Just before the Chrislmzas lmlirluys tho Snphomoreq gnl tugethcr for a guud timr- in 1110 Training School . auditnriuny A hula-hnnp rnntosl was hold for the buys and after a hard haltlo Larry French was de-1 Clm'ml the winner. Thou refreshments were served. Bnlween basketball and lr'nrk season a boysh baSe kothall tournament was hold among the Freshman; Snpl'mmure. .hmiur, and Soninr classes. In the first game the Sophumurvs dvfmlvd 1h? Smliurs 74 to 16; Next the Freshmen upset the Juniurs by a score of. 59 to 56. In the final game the Sophomores were: Victorious over tho Froshmnm winning the game by a scum nf 50 L0 127. le Suphmnurcs were finally defeated by the faculty '37 L0 47. CLASS oHicers for the wniors were Jon SpmuM-nq. preay; Tommy Bryan! veep 50mm McDougnId, Hem; Nunn .lwm Benymll sc-c Ted Lloyd and Mrs. Vnndorpod were Spomors Fr'Jvormts were Fommy 0nd Noila Joan. SOPHOMORES Chow jnhnny Jones as thew presidenrh lnnny Casey us wcewrcsndenr, Kay Edwards GS secremry-n-ensunev, Linda Rwsmger g5 rapomh nmd romh Marsh F'oodaon und MyMrr PluseH us spunmr The Frwome personnlmes among rhe- sophommes wi-m Inhmy Jnne5 und Lmdu Pismgcl. N THE fwrs? yi-m nf svlmrH WP'J'I'TTH rhnie fur WEI: IFrlsn nH-rm: FUHHI'; War Uwrkm lJI-tm Frunll Acknrs Junior Null: Joan Berryhill Jamar am I pw-nM-wr E lam? Dawn Armor hopl woman,- Judy Bledsne EOpllomorr- . vry W Johnson rmrf Juel Bacon Sophomore Lynn Booker Jumor Mvw f-an Tuvl-r-r won- Curolyn Bnlch SDpMUHwH: Virginia Hvooks Jumol Nwmin: pw-wrk-m Helm: wcmaora Iheu hr Mary Ethel Bales Sophomore Tommy Bryant Jumor BPIH iV-anH vulwrurwu mu m:nun swrumrvhmw .nHIw wur-I ' IHHFi I vaw. mu! lelq. F'hodw, 8a rn 2y Barnhurt Jun xor Rusalee Bulks Marilyn Cullunen Sophomore Sophomore we; I'WT : , a, u: . Don Curler 5m d-rmqm- Phyllis Cox Jun 0! Beny Ely Sum U'uurv Lanny Casey Crm Hw..-Iw,ur Carol Cruse FHHl-Vl Relhadell English lle-mrm Di: iUNDERCLASSMEN Bob Gall SH riHJ-fl an 0 Edward How; in d m :n Erner Jones Jumur Cliff Genus inwlnmn Murgarel Hudge Jumm Johnny Jones 50p? women:- Joe Conley Jumov Bill Cupples Jumor Claudia Eslep Fwoshm-im Aniln Green S:- FHDWOW Dickie Holberl Soplmmo'e Frances King Fa'esiwmzm Barbara Cooper SnuMnnmo Dickie Dean hmhmlm Jack Evans Suphomoru Ed Grimes EON Iomom Cumlyn Houser Jumw Tim lange .lumov Myra Cope Jumor Me-Hu Dunhum Freshman Judy Evans Sophamom Jerry Grimes Freshman Jo Hughes SDphomure Jimmie Lawson Jumor Nancy Cope chy'Awonmw Luiinu Dykes Junior .Iuyne Franklin Soplvmncn' Mn: Huger Sop! mmorr: Richard Jenkins .Jumor Milland lomukemu Freshman Omugene Cowm Fresh man Kay Edwards Sophomore lurry French Sophomore Gail Harris Sophomore Warren Jnhnsun Junior Brenda Manes Junior Don Maud! Sophomore Waymon Moore Freshman Bobbie Pearce Junaor Linda Elsingar Sophomore Joe Spaulding Ju'nior .Iohn Underwood Sophomola Sonia Mchugald JunEOr Jae Nupuliinno Freshman Jim Phillips Sophomore Blenda Roberts JUI'HOI Rosemary Speak Sophomore Dee Van Winkle Freshman Pu! McWilliums Junior Glenda Nevins Freshman Manuel Poseyesua Sophomore Glenda Rubens Sophomore Victor Medina Junmr Jerry Nevins Junior Helen Beih Powell Freshman Barbara Robertson Jumor Mary Cluile Sluplelon James Stovull Junior lnueilen Wu! Freshman Saphomore Dan White Junior Deanna Mills Freshman Fred Norlhedge Sophomore Kay Pullium Junior Wayne Sherrod Sophomore Sara Stuwers JUN IOI' Jean Wilkes Sophomore Sandy Mills Jumm Gaylen Oliver Freshman Sue Ruiney Sophomore Ken Simmons JUnlOf David Thompson Jumor Sharon Wilson Freshman STUDENT LIFE Study, parties, relaxation STUDIES un- -'mri 5H! T-m- Ll Imqmu'n m. Don Cmrren Edmond Lmqh John Womclck Owrl mound Mar f: bPriwmo snntlr. of popcom rmd Cohrs. NIGHTLY um! 13m.- uvuzu-r umwzvs rlw Conduc'e-d m We receplwon woom hymn? Lmhw'rs GHPV-rri 'i' make satisfying season A preview nf' mlIe-g;v lil'v war. in shu'v fur nvor 50 pm tout nl' all Armlr-my slmlmns whu nmv classi- l'ivtl 215' HIP lmtu'tling Thmv Mlldcnts snon lt-amod tn mkr- ndmulnw- uf lllv rluw mmradoship 0f dorm Ufa With lllvil' imlulm'l'zlhlv Imp FHHI parties anrl hull svssiuns. An uplifling uxlwrivntio in the tlurms was Hm nightly x'mlu-r wniu-xx slllIlvrlls. All lhv high erltml rnm'tl. hmu-vvr. xxlwlhor living in I110 durm M m lmmv 1n Sean'ry. i'nnml inrmmvrahle aclivities Cumuwlmi wilh tllv Ac'zlclt-nn: Tho Arad- omy upun lmc'uming thtI-r mqnuinlml nilh Hue anutlwr. chose ifs uffiu'ra. its fux'urilm. and ils .ng' and Misah Harding gh'iulvtny. le m: iuI Hulls. in 1111-11. Clmsv tllr'ir plmlm-x. IIu-ir Immluvl thmnvs. and Ihvir prujw'ls. Religious EH'liVilil'S wvn- mnphusizml with regular rllurch aurjmlanw. lhv l'nll and spring: gospel meet- ings. thc hymn sings: al lhv lily pnml. and the per- snnal associations. Other bigr vvonls wvrv in slnrv Im the Arademy. 111010 was the stair tlmml 21ml siutv hand fostivals, Nlay Day at 111v mllvgp ui1ll Ilw Academy lepre- m-ntod by two Hf ils. girls. and I'vtil Jean Day when many IIOIvMH'urv svt'n-ls wm'o nwvuch. Hme fall minds ure- dIrE-ded Iowurd Hod lhrounh :lw Scrlplurc renchng r'ne singing of Tins leHOwshxp hmds Il'm9 HHIS close rogslllmr m Cnrlszzon have UNI IVHIPFH quh mind on rho n10! raumose of life. '1 :Im felri h; simh-m hozx'y lo mum. uuvv 1' Wlla'lcms game 0 was l'ngh prcwdnw Mp H-mwurmimg Warm; 1'0 Hcmruw-s hp queen we'c- mil pinyin; Ehi'n K'wptnm Txmmy y-es broke th smd of H1: chlmpe re vc-wwl Wm N'ITI lu'm mum de horn NAITA Jenn Burryhxll, who is u IUHIOR wns mason r15 HDmQCOang Ducen. Encrrclmq; hm ws lwv' mynlw. On Hie from OH? Annullu Duw'a and Mary Len Novrhwl um! m Ilu: Lunk me Dec Vonne Clark and Susnn Loll-nr, AH DE Illese- gnls are seniors IHEME, ;. w CHORUS SLJLHII ?UUF UH N Hm 'vcwm 1'le . I 5:4- ml--- .mH L f::H-:.Vrr1 we - lHE'K IN SCH On ?LLH 7.1- v. '1: -v ' I-I'X' n -L. IHL :. Hwy --- MM hu'm w H w H . . ML 41' . WHH w V- ern 'N'; WII Mvuhm Hr Hm MNI: rr-m; h-mml 'M w-r' H11 'm uh vavnvxlilv wn-l wwNw' HHIIH cht'rr'n'cs to Feove on qun Armor, me warml, and Dee full minng the 5mm they will t I i. PILPIJ H tram Jk-iM-zf. ' m. Hurqu Amrirmy, Turnrrw Rhodes. and Mas Hurdmg nmdemy, u no hnvwepn N-tmrgy Know, um! Dee Venue Han. hp... rhosen by the gudem rbndy for rhe qunl-w of helpu'uc; others and far lendershrp ubdn'y Txmmy ws an ou'Sde-ng mrhlem: Nurw tjml Der: er-m-r y-rm -m- Fem Jew and w Iciccu MAY Queen Anendums are Dee V Clank, Kappa Alpha Theta represent and Annerle Davm STAR represenml. These gurls were chosen by me MU body V0 hr.- m We College May neunmc - e. . ., , ,. . w; hours 0; n? l.r i - TV- ! :. - 1 In recm-w 1 ,, rm : h'ullr'rf H-m WM! Iu- liw- rlmru 0f Ms Mglx -m- wwwwvml lm xups IH'; guvvns For r' WDUAHON mvu 4 n. 'M '$ -' J rymw In: schooi yrnm IMF -'. ; ,4... WW nww'ix r-! 2le sns-ulmirrl :lwrc w H in- u mDmPWI DI srwinm quaiuulwm HUM ; ymurix 5 HHPM'D yams .7.- gr. h- ' ' .: c- ' v. W WITH Hi , ml I - ORGANIZATIONS Large participation in group interests odds to year Una: again tlw Arurlcmy Cilizmhhip Club hel In make Elnnlllm' ywn' u surrvsa Ily svtting as main ubjomin- llw ln'umulinu mi 2: lelor relati ship ummlu almlt-nts and tn svrw us a gn-IJetw among the lPilfllt'I'H and tho slnrh'nls. One of. vluh's Eaekg ix' llw rnmmgmm-Hl Hf llm snark a :1 pvriml mrll day. Tho rre-w i'HllsinR uf fuur sonic - Hu'vv iuniurs. lu'n mphmnnn-xp um! mw freshm- Dnur 1H :lmn' and 510W 1:: wtnrv s'nlling of I is 0an nf llw pmim'is 1110 Rwy Club vngaged in lwlp lhrl srhuuL 'l'lw Km' Club is a high .ChH hrnm'h of tlw Kiwanis Club with its gnarl K1thIPiIVA In lump tht- urluml Imilrling in liprtup shape and prumutc sm'vim d any kind in lllv u'ilrml. Ann- pr'niwt was a var umh 1n miw menu'y fur the p as, chasing nf llw imliur huntliull loam vtluipment n full. Thv Bola Hula. which khnuls fur atrllir'vem rharactm'. and lvmlvrship is un lmnur organizati l'nr thnsv wlm maintain a 00H Hr almve aver , fur hm tjunswulivv six-wooks. Twu nf its arm activities arv buying a frame fur llu- senior pi hmm in tlw hall and a breakfast l'm' tho memrI Tho Imnm' shulvnts. Timmy Rhmlm and Mary M NurllIruL arr iu'n nf llw nulslamling Inmllllcrs. CITIZENSHIP CLUB. FHZST POW Tummy Rhodes, prpl: , Tommy Bryam, V-WEE, Nunty Knot: 50:7 HPfIS Lindu Plsfngsr Amman? Drwvs. SECOND ROW- Penv Mason, sponsor, lnnny Cassy, Nrwn Jenn eryhnH. Sandy MM; NOT PICTURED 5m Tuna? KEY CLUB. FIRST ROW: Timmy Rhodes, pres... Carllon Bwke, Vrpresw Swd Tole, sec , Tommy Bryant. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Thompson, Lonny Casey. V Spouldlng, Trams Jenk-ns. THIRD ROW; Johnny Jones, For McWillioms, Edmond Leigh, Jimmy Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Roger Lucy, Don Tho n .. Cormll Osborn, Jerry Nevuns. NOT PICTURED: Chris Dean, Jimmy Hawkins, Richmd Jenkins. Wanen Johnson, Jan Perkins, Pm Rulslon, Ken Sim Juhn Underwood. ?06 K IETA CLUB. HRST POW thon Burke. presw Lanny Casey, v-prcs, Nnnzy Know, 59: 415-05., Dee Vonne Clark, Kay Fdwczrds, meu Dykesl SECOND IOW: Timmy Rhodes Ecsummy Spam, Lmdcr Rismger, Annene Davis Nmm Jvrm Bcvryhill, Pm MCWlIliCII'n3 IHHED ROW; Jimrmc lnwson, Johnny Jones, Sandy Mlils Mary Leo Nonmm, Phull-p Rhodes, Frank Ackers FOURWH ROW: Beny Ely Edmond Leigh, Mary Ethel Bums, Max Huger, Manon Cawood. HONOR Students, Timmy Rhodes and Mary Leo Norlhcw, know that in? yense anrl c:ccurcre pre- prlmhon of assignments is rewarded by sclfrsmis- fathom and superior grades, College Will be their next challenge in Ihei; learning 2 OB DEBATERS. Tho hmm IS er- pOSt-wf of Can Osbum, Nmm Juan Henyth Tmr wr. InnkmsJ r'mcl Ferd Fern 1le mum pmchcpe dunng rimmnmx clnss 10 wmprove HS dvlivmy rievelr DD SOUIW fu'qumtrms rmd lrmm mvvhork of dobuI-ng DRAMATICS CLUE. HRST ROVV Du'mm'm MJR Kay Huh Rmnuur, Edwurrh Drrwn fxmmw, Peggy Ner'- FHCYEI SH'OND FOW chdwpooL sponsor Mrm UM PC'svryr-vw VH'iCr MD WWII Kom'mmy S p v n L, THWD POW Mclx Hr: S'vw: VV-vaw, L'rmoll hum Mary FHg-l Pllwt. lo Huuhas N01 FIVIL'FTD Tmn5 Jean v5 .u'ezs I juilllwlhl, LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW: 3M i iI' i! E-mhmm Prnborsrsn. p'esu l'a'mr: hth yrprm. SECV 1 ENE! POW Cluudwu Ewen M-Hy C 1:: r r p SfrwpleionJ . Ming Friml EtHHS. K'Jy PuHi mlm Dnnmm Mst NOT H! HJPED Howe Johnson, spomu. Uobbwc Penrm SCIENCE CLUB HOST POW Mun H Cwbum Luca Pm M wa um W n. I1; F' ' Hm . BHADNE POW, T-arl m Edmond Fc-m'. funds V:. 5. Mu-rnnm Tht' ilfihi'iPN nl- llll- Dvlmlt- Club HPFU I'nmlnmml mainly nl' inlm uhmul m'lix'ilius. Thr dvlmlv Inpir llndor rumirlvrmiun WM: 'valx'ml: Tllt' Iiclllt'nlimml Syslmn ul' Ihv l'IIitml Slellt-u is Supvrim' tn llw Erha- Calinnal Sx'stl'm cur Husxiu. Hl'mi Britain. uml Frum'v. Tlu- IJI'HIHUIEI'H Klllln is rumpusvrl nl' slllrlr-Iltx who are illll'l'l'hll'll in uc'ling. play pl'nrlmllml. mid slugv craft. Imdvr llw NIIIHIMH'KIJi'I ul' Mrs. Ilullyv Vnmlt-r Iptml. .Hmm-rnl'11warrmnpliallmvntqnf'thisrluhlmu- het'n lhv x'lmh ulnml pamlmnimv. llwprvwnhu1im1 ni' IDiClU'HS. :1 IWH'almm qul. um'l illr- aimly ni' muml lnguvs 'l'hix duh lu'm'idvs llw Hanumnrk i'cn' llw soninr play 1119 Library CIHI; ix 2m lmnm'urfx' nmzmimiinn in xxllirll slurlmns aid Mrs. liluiw ,lulmsnn in Ilu- lump- iILu' nl' tlm library Al'hv almlvnh lmmlly wnrk duringr .kllltly hulls m. hofnrv and al'lnr -.rlnml Al the HUM of 0nd: yvzn'. an award is given In llw IHIM nulstanding Sllldf'llt Iilrrarinn. Tho Srimuw Club is mmpuwd ul' stutlvnls Him nrv imm'uslod in tho stmlix' nf Ilw uemn-v nl' tlwir surround ings. T110 splmsnr. Mr. 'l'vrl Haul. n'lm Imvlms; hiulnuy nnrl CllDIlliFh' V. hm slmwn films Huwvmingx llw snurcv of light. Put MMViHimm. I'idmnnrl Lviuh. Dir'kiv HUHH'I'L zmd Suncly Mills' t'Illl'l'l'iI lmniorfs in lllv annual County Srimlrv l'iuir. SMALL CHORUS HRS! ROW- Eiy, C0955 N, CIan, Knon, anoocL Hughes, Borryhill, Hothnxk, Risinger, Nevins, in SFCOND WOW COHnnen, Hxllhouse, Duws, Ohwr Bnyum. Burke Rhodes T , Speak, MUYBI Nonlwcm. THIRD ROW: Cope, M, Armor, WuHuce, Casey Hmmpson, Gnnus, Spnukhng, RHOdES, Pu Homer, Roberts, Bules FOURIH ROW, Weed. FHhL Newns, ,J,, Usburn, Moore, Warner, Lcmy, Huger, Koonur SEXTET m Hurjni's tnroH-n Homer None Jenn BerrthL Mmzun anood. QUARTET. Tummy Rhodes. Tommy Bryant. Umolf Oibum Cavlron 3Urke. NH Ly Kr'wul' Dec Vr'vnni- Clark The large thorns is 0me In any student in srlmul whn eninys singing and who wnuld like 10 inin tho group. Thr- main gnal is In improve cnngwgatinnal Singing and In propilrv those who mighi ht- planning to obtain mvmlwrship in the small churns, The small l'hIil'llS nwmht'rship is based nn HHIIpOI - itive tryouts us wvll aw. rharar-lm' and svhulauwhip. This ymr lhv tulal Illlnllll'l' nil mmnhors web; in creasod tn fur'ly-vighl with forty nf thvsr' nu-mlwrs participating in lln- annual tour. Farh uu-Ok ap- proximatply lln'vv hnum nf' prar'lir'v arv slwm by this gmup. 'l'llv Hl'rnlltl wovk Hf Marrh hogan Hm annual ivnwlny lmlr. This yvm' tlu' Harding Urllt-gv air-cnndilinnml Inns llmk tlw Chums In Silrvvt-Imrl and Now Urlvnnu. Inuisiuna. Jurksma. Miesixsippi. and Mrmpllis. THIIII'HSPP. 1119 MAIN nml tlnnrlt-l Niko Koparalv trips h: sing for yumh Hll'vlillgH um! lmnqmvts. Thia war Hwy went In Lillll' Burk 11nd ulm In'vwntcd H-x'vral prw grams for tlw kiunnix Club. EDDIE Chorus Brmgntr Arndvmy d-nzcror dlscusws the mire mam fmwm wulh Mrmon En Oshum VTMJSIC wood rmri Email MIGE CHORUS. FIRST POW. KncH, Horns Money Dunhnm Pubmls, CL WEST. Powell, Clorlx, Mulls, Dykes, Hodge Hnehmck Esnep. King, Pysinger, Cape, N , Navinsl Edwards MmJu-H, fzchod SEFOND ROW. Drwis, lesom Ely Stuplemn, Cox, A, Wallace, Balck Burks, Hughes, Cont: M Evcms EnQMSh Cowcm Mayer, Pulhmn, Bmusov 5pmk.1hompscmi THXRD ROW Peurcu H:llhou59, Green Cnllmnen, Armor. Medmu Cnscy Rhodex T , Camus Fechr, OliVEL Collms. EwryhiH Poiwfi B, kox Pu Houser. FOURTH ROW; Johnson. J, Tnte Thompsum, J, Lmy. Newns, J Onbum Spuuldmg Burnhmrr HFTH L'OW- Thompson, D.. Johnson, W., Moore, Koonce, Wood. Warner, Bacon Brynn! Burke, Rhodes, P., Denn, Hmjuv, Luwson hunch, Norrhcui, Bales, Mair, Nlcmeyer, Ramon. Jenkins, MEWxqums 1 KM SENIOR CHEERLEADERS. FIRST VOW. Annm'c DaviS. hnda Rlsmgw SEC- JUN!OR CHEERLEADERS. Sumnwc- Hokler, musrm, Dmne Homm louellan OND POW Nmm 1mm BPHWHH Mary Lnu NorHKuL Rosvmury Speak W'rxsr RethadeH Englxsh, ermcene Sprmlrlmg Arm Herfnck Omngene Cawan. Cbndn Nevins SUFFORI' by fans often makes the differenre xn a Victory or Joss for C1 room. The exuber- ance of the Pep Club and H5 cheerleaders wiil cerluinly be a spark to the Wildcat teams. I 3 ! WIch' thnI II, Dcr VoM-a I'Izrlv wns HP i'mnrinm-f 3 rpwly m-mx'wi n-f-ws';n:jgl sleepIEss Imam :1 lin pmw plus OF Ltroci'm'nq '2 newsntnwr In 'in imm uII-jg- IrmI ropu M- ASSISTANT EC Nor Bwrvhdl rmci Providing IIH- spiriI 11ml mIt'nuragr'rm-nI Ilml rhor'rr'tl liw Hauling Areult-nn' fr'mIImH Ionm Iu Ihv disIrirI .3 I3 rhanlpiunsllip wort? 11w Svlliur Chr-vr lcarlmw. Tlu-w fin- girk nnrkml m1Ilm-2iemirully un doublr- duly In Iammulv srhnul spirit nnI mllx' IH'IIimI tho frmtlaelll 1mm Iml 111m Ilw luwlmlhnll Il'ilnl. Thv six Jllninr CIIM'I'IHHII'M 21nd Ilwir maerI did a Im'rifiv iuh nl' rhm-ring Illl'ir Ivzlm In pliu'v sm'nml irl Ihv Cuunty Im-qu-limll lHIII'Il-HHI'HL Anulht'r grimy ulln link HIIIIH'II ilk; inIerI irl Ilw backing ul' whim! II'EIIIIN ix Ilw PPII Club. Tho l'lllll has IIN'II lwmlml Iw Iwn nlJID prmidwnlk. IJIHIEI Hi singhr illlfl Marv ICIIH'I Hulm. Tlm rluh Ilowmlt-cl lhr' hulls IJUI'III'O HII'II gnnw. Th0 HIM! iww nl' Ilw Arnrh'amy :wnspugwr. lllt' HWh't'rd. WM ln'imml IIIIs war with I119 luvlp HI IIH- Cilizvnship Huh .mrl slu-rinl aid Hum XII , Mmml. Th0 pallwr. I-dilvtl 1w IM'U Vnnno ClarL urn! l1m';u siSIanl Mary Lm Nul'IlItul. remw mu ml UWI-mlwr 15. II vunluim-r! innr Imgc-H with sixIr-I-n c'nlmmlu. VVilh n MEIH nI' uhnnl Ivn. Ihv aradvmy um nhlv In print thrm- issum this x'ven' and plant In urItI In lImI numlwr in HIHIIIIL' Vl'ur'x Tho Armivmv. ullitII Imx iIa lawn sm'liun in NW cnllogv xmrhlmk. I-IH'It-tl Nanrv Knult m vrlilur I'm- '38-'30. mui Nuiiu .II-inl HM'rVJlEII ux uxxixtnnl In Kru' Cowl hm in 30 MI. All wm'lmrs fuuml IlIuI Ilu- H-m' slid hy Inn mpiclh nu Hwy Hurldz-nly Imw-t'l Ilw Iilml dmdlinv. 'I'Iml L1H! um-Ix lu'l'ur'e' IIIU AI'IIIII'HJV I'lmruq trip IVHIIIIIJ lhv nI'E'irv fiHNl Willi inII-Hw unrlwra u iIII quiIn n l'u-w uurr'iml Ilwnmw. As mulclvnly m il mmv. hnwvwr. il um. mum and Iho mmnm'it'c Iae-I'nmn pleasant mam SPORTS Wildcats show typical eagerness plus will to win. 9 . ' 'L J 'J .,..v ,, . 5'35? His. GANG TACKLING. ns :Huwmed m Thm picture. was ?he lechmque used by Harding Academy Wildcofs in rhewr successful foolboll season Here Lanny Casey Ion 1hr: groundj racemes cud from Pete Weeks I42! and Dnvnd Jones In making ?he Tackle. Tim! IS ANSmrer mey Thompson on his knm, RESULTS Harding Opponents 21 chor Springs 7 5 Conway L:13 . 13 '52 De V'alls Bluff . 5 33 Jnneshnm B , ,. 0 0 Bcchc 25 3+ Arkansas Deaf School 7 . 6 7 Bald Knob 20 Wk? Augusta 7 '27 Clinton , 20 7 Nlnuntain Homo 19 6 Brinklpy 6 tOffrmfm'tmco games TIMM1r RHODES Closed DU! '1 anMmr hiqh whom q'LIe-n; :nmeL Here he is gaming yardage m the W'wldcms 42 20 7 rou' o! Augusto Hurdmgs xop rival. Playing a iuugh H lIUd1ll0 XVllilfll invludod fnur Class A srhnnlg. :lw H'iitlrais vamp 1hrnugh in fine fashion with .six n im. four 1055.05. zmtl nm' iio. Thron of tho Cals' J'nur IHHHPH HIIHP a: llm hands nf the A schnnls. Harding At'elclmny mm tho tlislrirl c'hnmpilmship Ior nnly tho sorr-ml litm- in tlmir histnry Thai fva! was armmplishml In' Ih-l'valing Hvlwr Springs 21 tn 7 and Augusta 13 In .7. Thu your muh'tl wilh a G In 61k! with u strung Hrinkloy team. Many hard lmm'a ni' prar'lirv 21ml pvrspiraliun were behind tho Cells film rmme Cum'lws Marsh Goad? sun and 'l'vrl Lloyd. in lllt'ir sornml yt-al' with tho Acadvmy. In'uugin nul llu- hm! in tlu'ir' how. Jimmy Thumpwn um named to a guard pcmitiun Ijm the Class B AlliSlmv lvmn. Four other Vx'ilrkals. Timmy IHIIHIPH. HHLH'F Lam; Pvlt: H'vnks. aml Chris Dean shared AH Dialrirl. lumnrs with 'l humpsnn Nina svninrs. im'lluling Dave Janos. Can'ltml Burke. Stew V'Villiams and Hid 'l'ntv. along willl tho fivo namod almvo, wore um tiw loam. COACH GOODSON dwscusses s'm'egv wnh l-nemon Jim my Thompson Thompson was chosen as ?he dlsrr-cr's Our sinndwnq Lannmnn and named on Guss B AllrSfme ?eam mum TEANL FIPSI POW JJrL Ewms. Dnvwl Janus, Pen; Weelzs, Sieve Wdln:ms, erny Casey, Joe Spnuldmg jwmmy Thompson, Iwmrny Rhodes, Cims Dian. 5nd hie, 370954 Luna Cullwon Bush? Johnny Jones SEELOND ROW; Mulry Phodcs, mgr, Phwhp Rhodes Roy O Conner, DILHe Drum, Lmrnne Lawson. Tld Lloyd. comb, Mmsh Cmudsun, mm ., Larry French. Iommy Brynnr Dee ch anHux John Underwood Jxmmy Johnson, mgrr . . iii? 03:43; cm czmtajcmqim;m1 lifl Ur- 1-8 G KI JV ,- w J! kJ 4' lg 1 Iv qt :7 A TIMMY RHODES qe's LH '1 good lump 5km over El hmm'cl ohpononl nr-uv Hm luu- 'Muw rm-w Lanny L-Lrsey X211 3 poxsed Yo foHow Hw ball JACK EVANS. h 3 cvrvnr quels qczd use of NS ?rmLy farm :0 bring down rnht'mwi F- Pr'nrwl'e-r Frcm L-r'le Rock Ewms gun;- nvcnssrwy hpwjihr. I IaI'rlinq I958-59 SEASON RECORD Opponent Hc't'lu- 41 leu'r Spring. 42 Hrmll'urd 42 Nmun'k 36 let- Hutl 47 .Imlwnin 55 Xlt'Cl'ul'v 27 ivt'hv 32 Quilmml 52 Vilnnin 48 Hvlwr le'illgq 47 ICHHIE: '39 Kmm'll 22 Pnnglmm 47 Punglmrn '35 NIt'Crury $9 Nl'kVuirlx 50 13111:! KIHIII '34 MM lxnuh '31 Swii'lnn 74 KMHMI 59 Jurlmnizl 55 Hr'hm' Springs 80 Mvmplzis At'altlt'my 29 Swil'lnn 65 Yiltmia 58 Angllxlzl 45 Mvmpllis At'eulmm' 55 MvRew 50 vaurk GI 'Cmmu' 'I'mll'nunwnt JUMPING HIGH '0 SUD ? on C'. lily up Twnmy Rhodes led the Harding Arqdemy Wildcurs wwh 'm Cwi'ruiyu 0F wpll eve! vwemy perms per game. Tho Vl'ilrlrnta Kiarhwl thr- ymr nith a string of livo victories. Allrr-r a lugs they tlwn put tngmhm' liw' more wins. Runningr imn lungllm' cnmpotilinn altvr the Cllrislmas lmlitlnys. Hm Cats rnuld mmpilv only nirw Kim M ngninhl nine lusscs. Tho nirwlr'vn wins lul' Elu- Kl-uxirm n'vrv 1110 must that 2111 Aratlt-mf; basketball mam lms' Wm: in lnur year's. Tnurnamrmls again prm'ml lu he the Cats jinx as the somi-linnlu uvrv am far as they Culllfl arlvanrv. In tho Cmn'lly 'l'unr'nammlt tho H'ilrlrals lust in HIV quarter-fhmls tn .luclqnnia. tho oventual rlmmpinns. Timmy letlvs made tlw All-Cmmly team. Thv lECatsL' lost. n lllrillor to Newark in tho first munrl of H1? dislrirl ilflllnl. A new Loam :m the schedule for tho war was: Harding; Ararlmny of Memphis which will probably begin a lung; Frimlrlly rivalry between the sistm' institutiuns. 'l'hv In'nspvrls lnnk very gond fur tlm coming your lwmuso unly lnur uf tho inn playm's are graduating. TllnHP aro Carlton Burke. Jimmy Thompson. Timmy lllitatlos. and Chris Dean THOMPSON ' keeps ball From player guardmg hum. Jack Evans I341 wcms For a pass under H19. basket Olher Wlldes are Jimmie Lawson and Lcmny Casey. SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM. FlRST ROW; Jlmnme Lawson, Jimmy Thompson, Tommy Bryant, Timmy Rhodes, Lonny Casey. SECOND ROW: TEd Lloyd, couchl Larry French Bob Smmlvers, ,Jmk Evans, Covhon Burke, Eilms Dccm, Curvoll Osbuvn, mgr, THE oddmon of the new brand cinder track to Numm Field herped encourage The Academy studems +0 excel in mm sport Chris Deon hopequy toward rhe- next obsrucle us he nemly clears one of the hurdles h . h Roger Lacy grimoces :15 he tries our the new broad iurnph RETAINING some of his rebound- ing skill from basketball, Jock Evans . clears the bar for a good high iump. The Academy faces the rnming track season with ,L-r'h; hopes and a feeling nf optimism. Wildcat r der-men are Innking forward to the chance to run -2: the new college lrark. Hardingk high hopes rest on several returnees Hum last year's squad and Sume now additinns up ,nlm lower classificatinn and from other schnnls. 3f mumy Rhodes. versatile athlete- will peu'lit'ipate in ?f'av- hurdles. 4407yard flash. broad jump and relays. emmy Bryant and Chris Dean will add their talent '2 the hurdles. Miler Huger Lary. who seems; to have tho determi- tn excel in his event. should he a strong c0117 der in any meet. Lanny Casey. after a brilliant Vior high season last year. will receive aid in the 5. es from Johnny .lnnes. Jimmie Lawson and ha y Thompson will strengthen Harding in the iddle distance runs. Jack Evans. tall transfer from 'fre'rttle Rnckq will high jump. Certainly the big meets of the year fur the Wild- ;:.-.--ts are the County and District meets. The Cats are a ost sure to bring: hack several tmphics from those ntests. With a little hit of luck and some dry I -ther. they should gn far. The junior team enjoyed a very good season while 'a; tering eleven wins against eight losses, Three f' these defeats came at the. hands of Newark. who hiker wnn the Class E State Tournament by winning mex- West Point. Mchw. and Rose Bud. They were hater! by Kensett. Philip Rhodes and Dickie Dean Mere selected for the All-Cnunty team. After whip- -' ; Bradford in the first round of the district. they gain came up against and were defeated by Newark. .' IO! BASKETBALL TEAM. FIRST ROW: James Sheer, Lorry Lawson, Harry Risinger, Bobbie Thompson. Dennis Martin. Harding 4? 21 6 4-5 21 33 39 33 24 31 31 342 345 . 3.31 322 38 47 $i53 31 RESULTS Beebe Newark McCrnry Quitman Heber Springs Kensett Pangbum Pangbum McCrory Newark Bald Knnb West. Point McRae Rose Bud Kensctt Memphis Academy Vilonia Bradford Newark Cmmty Tournament MDistrict Tournament Opponents 1 1 39 Q 14 28 4-4- 17 14 . 15 30 30 18 14 27 47 20 . 24 24 72 SECOND ROW: Marvin Robertson, Any Rhodes, Richard HuIF, JerryI Woodward, Ken Mills. THIRD ROW: Marsh Goodson, couch, Edward Hays. D1ckie Deon, Woymon Mccre, Philip Rhodes, 1 land Lomokemo . KAT Blend of air raid and old Italy makes life exciti Aflu'r svvvml day; of Air raid. olvvr'n plvdgos worv mmvr tn uhoy Illnir plodgemastm's anrl sighed happily whvn finally they wero members of lhv RATS bringing: tho Club nmmlwrship 1n tmey-mm. Vtht u lumquvt night the RATS and their mom spvnl in HM Italy at R11: Suhatini's' 1m Fvlmmn' LET YViTII multimlnrmi f'lnwors onlwinvd 111mm llw pnsls. Huwm' runs. snl'l randlolight. and swool musiv. 111v visilm's in Ilah' enjoyed sumo spaghetti and Judy Bledsnc garlir In'vml. Mr. Russvll Simmuns. lhv vaakma Dee Vonne Clark . . . , . . 3 L L oxplnmml lhv lvltnrs u! RAF 1n :1 rharm'tm'lstically urban cup rlm'm' mltl unique fashinn. Kt-ep Aims T1110. .V'lnrinn Cznumd sung snvm'al 51:105. Tho prujm'ls during both semesters included 11 Nancy Cope lamv Imx uf mnm-d gnudx that was givml In a Family omugg'l'e cw? in Dwmnhvr, and u rmllrihutirm that was: prvsmllod mum Dy 6 In Mr. Masun. Ihv supm'inlondvnl- In hvlp pay fur I110 sung;- Imnks used in vhapcl. Another project was the mllortirm of svrvic'mhlo rluthos to send to nnn nf Re'hUde'WWHSh tho r11urrll-summrtwl orphanages. cm Gannaway Jn Hughes OFFICERS. FALL: Cloth Pres; Cape, V-Pres,; Rlsmger, Set-Treom Mills, Knmn m Arms; Speak Scrapbook Keeper. SPRWG; Rismger, Pres.; Speck, V Pres Cope, Sechrecsw Powell, Kmen-m-Arms; Nevms, Scrapbook Sandy Mills Keeper. Judi Mitchell Lu Donna Moir PREPARING r: rycrew hnsLF: far a needy Family wns u wnrv- M lu mama. swansc-rcrl by H-e KAT dub fh-s yen! Gienda Nevins Helen BeOh Powell Linda Risinger Barbara Roberisnn Mary Claire Slaplnon Rosemary Spank Jean Thompson '1' . lnuellen West x Sharon Wilson A teen rmw plmlgvs mmv homo very wvmjv aflvr - night of rnugh initialiun. As Formal iniliu-h came ill'lllllld. though. all were lmgvr In fulfill duties su lhoy muld hvmme l'nll I'lmlgvd nlmw The sound 01' laughter and thv smoll uf lmlr brings hark wmnh-rlhul nu-mnrivs uf lho numy her pariivs that u'vrv holrl u! lhv hnml' uf Antim- wardsun. tho spunsnr. major prnir-cl whirh was mmplotml Imfm'v tho stmas holidays was baking: CUNkiPS lu lakv lu County farm. Vflwn SlH'ng camp. the STARS m'cd tn 50ml munvy tn 1hr urphan's hump a! 'rrl'ltnn In hvlp Huplmrt a little buy or girl. . a climax of HIP yvau' was 1110 hanquol. which h held at tho Rvmlvzvnus. Tim thvmo. hRovm'io. 7 emphasized hy lhv hhw and silver plate rartls .? programs. W'hilo daisies wiih blue t'lofs and made up the cuntwpiot'o for the head table. Eddie Baggell. Chorus Director for tho Acadmny. c on how music tlifft-rod in the minds of people. E's. FALL: Berryhill, Pres; Halhcock, Vrpresu- KnoH, Sechreos. ,1 Collins, Pres.; Davis, V-Pres.; Mayer, Sec.-Tteus,; Berryhill, Rep, Kay Edwards Jacquie Hulhcock June Hillhouse Margaret Hodge Fiances King Nancy Knon Brenda Manes Tootay Mayer Deanna Mills Peggy Niemeyer Mmy Lea Nonhwr Ruth Ann Wallan Dawn Armor NaHu Jean Berryhiil Marilyn Calianen Marion Cuwaud Susan Collins Anneke Cox Phyllis Cox Anne : Davis Me-Ha Dunhum FOR the STAR prolecr, Kay Edwards. Susnn Cons, and PhyHls Cox make cookwes in she home EC Lurchen Yo lake to me oldrlolks home Calalyn Bald! Mary Ethel Boles Virginia Brook: Rosalae Burks Myra Cop. BANGUEYS need u fvw good deos 0nd plemy 09 work To main: Ilwem a sun fFBSS ThF' Sub Dvbs 599m 10 be huwng a good hme nrepormg for Weir banquet SUB-DEB Pop corn, pennies, food, sea horses mark yer? To start the year off with a hang: the Suh-EIQT' and KATE had a cnmhilmd bnnking party at home of Marcie Lloyd Suh-Dob sponsor. Puff and cokes were supplimi by the sponsors for the t0 snack on. Deny Ely Tho pledges. after a week of ;freezing.,, and fzztdgjiw letting pennies wore initiatnd informally at the of Myra Cope. Club prosidont. At the be' the next week. formal initiation was held at sponsor's homo. . 6 k Old but usable tow. were taken bv the Sub Carolyn Hausa! . . . ' . . Bubble Peme durmg the Christmas 'lHIlda-VS to some poor cl'ul 7. - who live near Konsolt. Their other major 11 was taking a hnx of fund 10 a needy family in M; ing Sun. :3:::::::' March 23 was thn day for the Sllb-DEUS a Blenda Roberls banquet. Spa horses, fish. and sea shells p0 their theme Fantasy Beneath the Sea. A m shrimp helped to carry out their theme. Glenda Roberfs 5cm: Siowers Treas. SPRING: Bakes Pres.; Copel V-Pres.; Burks. Sec.; Roberts, Dolores Wornnck OFFICERS. FALL: Cope, Pres; Houser, V-Pr25 ; McDougold, Sec; ird-doga: was an unuvlrmnml cry In 1110 Run'- new K-Q pledges that week. Cnmplt'ting a . Hugh perind nf initialiml. tho plwigos worr- glad fulI-fledged nu-mlwrs of ilw K13 Hurinl club. K-Qs were originally rallod Hm Nim' Knights is the oldest club in tho Academy ter a hard rlav n1 umk and a 1m uf xunn. K- .0 idem Timmv Rhmlm ur-Icnmed mvunno In the al Cowboy banquet ml the ow ening nl Fohmary the HSpring Rmmdwl 7p. The smnthvrvd 519ak. 'u beans. and apple pic with even mnrv 'trirmnings Er'y fit the appmito of tho hungry mwlmys and Is. A highlight Hf H19 banquet was Mr: Bill :ptona speaker nf llw m-ening. wlm delighted I With his hmrmrnus talk about lalns nf the 01d west. later function nf 1110 war was. a dolivinns treat 1the felluws. All of tho rluh memhcrs' mothers . teered to bake a numhm' of pics for tlm buys upie a la modeH party which was hold during Larg'tter part of the spring. Rhodes, Pres.; Burks, V-Presr, Casey. Sec rTreos NOT PICI'UIED: n-r. Koonce. Nyrop. Edmund Leigh Jerry Nevins Carroll Osburn 3 Jim Owens ' Manuel Poseyesua I Pol Rulsiun Philip Rhodes Timmy Rhodes Wayne Sherrod Ken Simmons Bob Smoihars James Siuvull Sid Tale John Underwood Dee Van Winkle i4 II: jrd-dogs toil through long week to become K-9s Tommy Bryan! Carlton Burke Lanny Casey Chris Dean Dickie Dean Jack Evans Cliff Genus Jimmy Hawkins Dickie Holben Johnny Jonas Roger Lucy Jimmie Lawson WESTERN style bunquels me a yemly :uslorn for the K95. Ice neom map a pxece oi homemade cherry ENE rs a treat Barney Burnhun Dun Curler Bill Cupples Larry French Edward Hays Richard Jenkins CLUB queen, Dee Vonne Clark receives a club jacket as on expres- sion of appreciation by Vikings Jim Thompson and Steve Wllliom5 VIKING Hungry Vikings devour hotdogs, cakes, cookie! What an oxriling wovk ' plodgo week'! was f the Vikings this yvar. 'l'lu'y had a t'nmplote inform initiatiun welcoming Ion nvw members to the chi Tho IJlEndfuldod Imvly plmlgvs were led throng fivlda ditchos. and over railrnad tics. But Wham Jimmy Johnson hiindfnldr: wore rmnm'od. timy fmmd themselves in warm Jahnmn 112nm Iwen on campus; all H10 time. Being served t glass of Viking sporiallf. was 1110 highlight of t FVPnlng. i?lntdogs fur ovm'ymm was the try at the exciti David Jon's party of Ihc Vikings hold at the home of Jimm Emerhnes 'l'hnmpsnn before the Chrisnnas l'mlidays. Even though tho women fnlk wore- uutnumbered greatl- Hlut didn't dampen thvir appvlilvs fur hutdogs. D09 Vnnne Clark. wlm was t'Jmsen as the club' queen last year. again rvignml this ymr fur the clubr Hvr delicious cakes and mnkim whirh she presented In the dub ml sovoral mrt'asiuns were widely appre-. tinted by the fellows. On February 20. liw Viking's annual banquet was' hold at tho Rendozvuus Caro. Tim Ilwmv was simply that of uThe Vikings. Tho spoaker was Mr. J. I'L- Nowman. minister of tho gospvl. His suhject was F I'i0r1ds7' which was wry inspiring. Millund Lomukema Wuymon Moore Joe annlilana Jim Philtips Jimmy Thumpson 502v! Williams OFFICERS. leliums, Pres Jones, V Pres; Ihornnson, Sec,-Treus. 224 gone must go thruugh the trials and tribu- ,- 0f plodgv wvok, Sn nl' rmn'sv. Thv ZKT were nu oxmplinn lo 11w rulv, During; eck the plodgv nmstm's :or1ainly mus't Imvv ;- ' 3ucbrigl1tL-sl Sllnl'S cm rampua, As a t'lmngv ledges Worn nssignvd In rlu Wun'l-L for 13011va t instead 01' nnly having; fun. n:nmv gum! be accumplishml mu. Aflr'r 11w rullgll iniiii :iwcntymnr- nt-w mvmlwrs wm'o furnmlly initi- it the hump uf Mr. CV F.. Baggoll. t-iuh spnnsm'. March '2 1110 annual ilanqm'l um: lu'ld nl IIH- uvuus Cafr'. Thn very hvaulil'ul affair wus Wren Huusv ul' 1111' August Mmm. All of , Va oratiuns wvrv in m-ivnial laalv willl Chinvse' Ed mamas is hanging from Hm roiling. le dulvs urprised with llw uniquv favurs of small Buri- fi'n'ages. Tho pmgrmn. lmtll Hm slwnking :Iml - 'tgrtaiz1n1ent. um; prnvirimi by .VIr. Frank li'n- . d. Ho slmwmi slitlvs ul' hi5 tnur ln fnrvign Jerry Grimes and playvd H10 pinmL Joel Bacon Gard Fechl 3 - I Spoulding, Pres; Medina. VPres. Hsger, SeL Imus NOT 2' J Wand, Ham v 5 Max Huger l- A II 0nd Ins dale leave West Dorm for an cnloyoble evening m the Rendez- vous. Banquets can be formal or have 0 Theme whmh calls for costume dress. as. u I ' Travis Jenkins '- Tim Lange 1 Q 1V . . A -x x '. AY Biil Munin ' - . Put McWillinms Victor Medina fred Nurthedge V h Bob O'Connor . Jun Pelkins x. , Don Thompson Joe Spuulding 225 FIRST GRADE. FIRST ROW Tony Swa-n. Kenh Rhode5 Suzette Summers, Paulo Sue Rulafordl PIN Gray Robucco Holden SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pearce, Jun Thompson, ROWVWVY BF'QQEH, JOWWV BONES, MUFCPIIHE LGSU'CF. Tum Sims THWD ROW: STEVE Bowve, Pufry Hclaten Larry Dows, PUUF Rumey, ROC- Formby, Tummy BndeL TRAINING SCHOOL Tots grow to sturdy youth in a Christian setfin Playing: an important role is the ICIvmr-nlury There are daily Bihlv lmsnns whirh contribute in St'luml. 'I'Ilis' younger hrnthor in tho svimnl family building: strung: rhurmlors. A changv tunk place two iltTnlIlIllixlll'H' mmh oarh ln-ar in helping 1n :lm-olnl: yuan: ago whml llu- uplwr llmm nl' 1110 eight grade sllult-ntu fur furtlwr study in many difforonl Elivltls. lm-ols wm't- nrganizml as a Juninr High. SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Lovryl Brown, Shamn Webb, Chris Kuriya, Cnlmlic YGmEH Nlen Could. SECONDT ROW Mrs Lloydl Surnmye Holder, Penny! Croovzrr Bobby Herszen, Johnny Oakes'J Sumh Roberson THIRD ROW: Mmmf BCrryh-Il. Vern Roberts, Mark Bales, Jack POWl-IL Pam Stevens. THIRD GRADE. HPST lROW: Murr gnrr-T Fmrnby r:II'Iuyn LDUHI LInda Emslw'u M ullu: mm Serlrs, SEt-OND PUJV MW i lW30rL ANN?! Slmpmn Krumw: Wm? FEVIJW'P! Momv. THIPD WJW DDlJorcm Gnnum Judy Shun Mom: Lee MQC-n: Jcrl Hams, FOURTH GRADE F1335! POW Puuir-Hr- W iscn, Sharla Burger, Many Thampson Tern: Langston, Mama Hays SECOND ROW: Mrs PoweH, David Lawson Duwd BerryimlL Burimru Cmnnr, Tommy Tengue , FIFTH GRADE, FIRST ROW. Bobby son, Cord Brown, Janene Hart Granvl StrwcH, ,lnme-s Eixler SECOND R Mrs. Pcdmrdson, Molly Mason. D Stevens Mwllo Hednck, Lilo Phe Burbum Balm: THJPD ROW: Llnda WEI. son, Jerry Moore Lorry Murphey, Mnrrm, Debra Semi? SIXTH GRADE. FIRST ROW: Nana Hays. Fame Sue Sears, Shanda West Jacki. Robrkrsonl Kan Siaugmer. SECON, ROW Mrs Rawe. Joe Sims, Ken Capt, chkwe Berrthll, Manin Beckmuni CH- Rubens SEVEN ! GRADE HIIST POW Denms Mnrfin Harry Pusmger, Dane Holdev, Synonc Hubbard, Murry RhodE's Mgrvm Robungon, Ken MM', SECOND ROW; Mr. Dale Gould B'Ilbum Thompson, Lufty Lawson, Jums leson, James Sireell MUTy SuchI, SUE- BIxIe-v, IHWD POW Evelyn Roten, Clcjudm Horyis, Eichard Hull. James Sears, Knnno Bank's, James BuFes. NOT PICTURED Darn Ely Charles Naerr'mmy. EIGHTH GRADE HE'SI POW Sum Brown Francm? chmldng .lrJ'uv P'rlne Arm Hwhwl Bahiye Thcwwmn SH'OND ROW; Mr, Nelms, Jurly Mmrm Muuyur' S'!pp Pu-mb: Bren Jere Woonwmd, CIH TRILMI, Br-Pncicl Ar'hiu THWD HOW: Lee Uniiwwuud, Larry Rxley, Roy Evans, Mmu Badman, Ltw'y Runway, Stephen Huys. THE COLLEGE INN m V k 5:; Periecr for ?hot beiween class. snack, the COL- . Enhda LEGE INN is the gorhering place on campus for faculty and students. Serving c: variety of well- 1 prepared food, ?he INN takes green pleasure in d 1. AL satisfying you. I in,' I .l'av . x - intern : w I 44?; ,l'.llfv .J'A-f Rayburn Knight Manager 455?: Iggtj'th RIALTO THEATER For a perfect evemng cd wholesome entertain ment, toke your dme to a movie 0? the RIALTO THEATER The home of Yarnell's Angel Food ice cream. PARK AVENUE GROCERY Located only one block from the campus! PARK AVENUE GROCERY IS the home of your pantry shelf item. Faculty, students. and staff are invited to shop here and use our convenient delivery service. COTHERN'S MEN'S STORE COTHERNS MENS STORE carries 0 wide selec- tion of top quality men's clofhing of popular price5 We enjoy serving Harding students. BERRYHILL'S SPORTING GOODS You are our friends, and serving you with all types of high quality sports equipment, iockefs, and trophies Is our pleasure: KREBS BROS. SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. CompleTe Equipment for Hotels, Resmurams, Clubs, Hospitals and InsMurions. 413-415 West Capitol Avenue Linle Rock, Ark. Ray Cooper's DELUXE BARBER SHOP All s1udems welcome. J. E. Milton W. E Walls Meaf Prociucfs CAPITAL PRIDE U. S. Governmen+ lnspec+ed 'IH I-Qna'4'4ta a B. J. PIERCE 8: BRADFORD LUMBER COMPANY Mumbmg ii Ehrcfmm Curtain TPed 900 l I nq Healing 8. An Condihonlng Cabinet. Phone 688 Dupom Kohler York Palm TRAWICK'S APPLIANCE STORE Ranges - Refrigerators - Home Freezers , Fiher Flo Washers- Dryers , Small Apphnnces - Tele- viSIon A Radno . 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In addition, we carry a complefe line of cameras, giH candies, and school supplies, CENTRAL BARBER SHOP S'rudenfs aiways enioy the fine bcxrbering service rendered by our shop Locofed on he ecsl side of ?he square, we carry a complete fine of shampoos and tonics, .1! 1 $1111 saw OMAGENE'S GROCERY Located near ?he campus ior your convenience, OMAGENES is the store To shop for all your grocery needs. ::::: :::: ' :-'-' ::::- I I I u I I I n In a- I n b HSupplying every need iror E E E E E E E E E +he Bible Teacher E E E E E - E E E E - HARDING COLLEGE BOOK STORE uuuuu Supplying 1he best in Graded Bibfe School Materials BJbles 7 Religious Books - A Cuppellcr Chorus Records Stahonery g Toilet Accessories Cosmetms Remaf Film Ships for cottage meetings and recucher Training. We apprecia+e mail orders. -mw nmmr, THE SECURITY BANK Let fhe SECURITY BANK solve your banking problems. Prompt, effluent, cou rteou s serwce tuwaifs you cut any time, WOOD-FREEMAN LUMBER COMPANY Jim Wusemmn invi1es smdems, faculty and 5m?! to come m and see the fme display OF buiidmg materials and hardware or the VVOODAFREEMAN LUMBER COMPANY. 400 SouH'I Locus+ Phone 449 MAYFAIR HOTEL A+ par+y +ime - A? all +imes - We welcome The studenk from Harding. Their CITTcunment has been our plcctswe, Then worth has been our delrght. Here's to the class of 1959. Lel us serve you. Miss Phyllis Srmlh James N. Smith BoHled under +he aufhorify of COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF ARKANSAS Always wifhin easy reach. a Coke saHsfies. IN .BOTTLES M179 Alum wags Welcome. . . s t t cf the sign of the Lion! You get top-quah'ty Lion gasolines with Lionite, the exclusive additive that actu- ally supercharges your motor . . . naturally- better Naturalube Heavy Duty Motor Oil . . . Lion Dependable Lubrication . . . and a special kind of courteous, considerate service that assures the best in motoring comfort and safety for you and your family . . , when you stop at the Sign of the Lion! Yes, the top-quality products and good neighborh services offered by friendly Lion Oil dealers help you keep your car running betterhlonger. So, stop regularly at the familiar Lion signiyoutre always welcome! g A Dwamox OF MONSANTO cutmcnl COMPAhn 1t lION Oll COMPANY; lw. EL DORADO, ARKANSAS ?40 BRADLEY'S BARBER SHOP Mr Bradley cmd Mr. Jackson remind you That good groeming is on important factor in your uppearunre. Let Them help you rook your best; SMITH-VAUGHAN MERCANTILE COMPANY Huncllrng lhtJ imesf m home supphes, hardware, and furniture, SMITH-VAUGHAN is on ideal place 10 do your shopping Salufing +he s+uden+s of Harding College THE SEARCY BANK Your bank of friendly service Dr. L. A. Bigqs Odell Pollard Garrison 8: Ducus Op+ome+ris+ AHorney Opfomefris'rs Hawkins Clinic Porter Rodgers HospH'al HospHal The professiond people Dr. J. D. Patterson of Seurcy salute the students Dr. Bruce Robbins Denfisf 0f Harding College. Denfisf Dr. J. T. Hestir Dr. Kenneth Baines Chiroprador Chiropracfor J. E. Liqhtle Lloyd Henry Yinqling 8: Yingling A++orney Law OHices AHorneys 61' Law Gospel Advocate Company NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Publishers of Gospel Advoca'te- Since l885 A lb-poge periodical published each week and devoted to the truth oFGod. 53.00:: year. Gospel Lifera+ure Uniform Bible Lessons in Ten courses from Kindergarten fo Adult of low price v- 10: To 20c for each child, each quarter. Guides for teachers and additional materials available also. Vacation Bible Schooi Materials. The Besf In Books School and religious books - concordances, commentaries, dictionaries, his'rories, debates, Bible study books, gift books, and, in fact, everything in reliable books. Send for catalog. The Besi In Bibles In King James, Revised, and Modern Tronslo1ions. We carry Cambridge, Collins, Harper, Holman, Nelson, Oxford, and World Syndicate Bibles and Testaments of reasonable prices, prepaid. Send for catalog. Church Supplies Communion ware Trays, covers, glasses, fillers, and bread plates; communion bread; contribution plo'res and baskets aluminum and wicker,- hymnboards, Bible school registers, unendance materials, gold and silver pins, and many, many, oiher offrocfive, helpful economical things. Send for catalog. We Can Help You 1n planning church buildings, buying bulletin boards, purchasing seats, and hundreds of other things. Write us. ChrisHan Hymns Number Two 452 songs. The hymnul used most among churches of Christ. High quality cement, paper, and binding. $1.00 c: copy in any quomily. prepaid. Many other song books and hymnols CIT very reasonobie prices. The GA Book Club Send for pa rficulars. ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF SERVICE ,5- wli i'z 'fi' i; EXT W $Misl 5' WW; Harding College Laundry and Cleaners HARDING COLLEGE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS is happy to serve both the siudems of Harding and the people of Secrcy. Your laundry and cl'eoning will be given immediate, efficient cmemion by c competent sfoff. Remember, bring us your dirty work for The besf clean-up fob in town V H -A-- v 19.2 ' - - .. J. ,.:H - ,m w-iu1.jz:15rm mrzwk- EUBANK'S AGENCY Let Mr, Eubanks handle all your insurance prob- L Items For security tomorrow 7 see us Today. LANDIS CAFE Try our famovs No. 1 dinner for c: delightful meal. Our new dining room is ideal for club banquet; We appreciate your business. On the highway in Judsonia EVANS BUTANE COMPANY EAST MARKET GROCERY mm on W 67 COMPANY is ready 10 serve your every fuel Frozen FOOdS' need They also carry top brand stoves for Groceries, Meats heating and cooking. E f, Only one blotk from campus Pickup and delivery service DARDEN'S KEEP-U-NEAT CLEANERS Free sioroge for winter woolens Phone 206 or 53. 201 W. Race St. BEN RED STUDIO 117 W. Third Street Little Rock, Arkansas Portrait e Commercici - Candid Photography May 1h, 1959 Students, Faculty, and Staff Harding College Searcy, Arkansas Dear Friends: I want to express my appreciation for your COOperation when I was taking pictures for your PFTIT JEAN. I wish to congratulate you for being the fine people you are. Let me urre you to order pictures from your proofs at any time, for We keep your nega- tives indefinitely. We want to serve you by supplying the kind of photographic service you desire. when you are in Little Rock and need photo- graphic work done, be sure to call at our studio. We are proud of the record we have made in Arkansas, and we went to continue serving you. Thanks again, and I hope to see you soon. Sincerely, $44,724 Ben Red John Clark CEmml 2-7848 129 NW 3rd Street Oklahoma City, Okiohoma HIGHSCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARBOOKS I29N w THIHDSTHEEY OKLAHOMA CITY I. OKLAHOMA P O eoxuav ELLIOTT ARNHOLT'S STORE Near Harding College Quotity men 5 wenr tor faculty and students Sporting goods Home supplies FROZEN DELITE Take a break from your studies and come out to the FROZEN DELITE for a real treat, We're located on highway 67 east in Semcy. r Sonic. SUPER CONOCO STATION Frtendly, courteous, efficient 7 these words describe the men at the SUPER CONOCO STATION near the campus Before Ieovlng on that important trip home. stop by SUPER CONOCO. EAST END BARBER SHOP Stop by EAST END BARBER SHOP where you can watch television, sit in comfort, be near the campus, and receive quantity barbering. BEL - MAR MOTEL Telephones, televisions, carpets, steam heat. air-conditioning, and a swimming pool are just a few of the conveniences which make the BEL-MAR the perfect spot to spend the night. ANDERSON'S GRILL Located next. to the BEL-MAR Motel. ANDER- SON'S GRILL is an ideal place to take your date for a delicious steak or seafood dinner. They also have facilities to accommodate club banquets. Highways 67 and 64 6+ Beebe ................................. BELMAR? ANDERSD' RESTAURANT . r ROBERSON'S RENDEZVOUS Cool, quieT surroundings . . . friendly, efficient service . . . the tasties? of food . in every way the RENDEZVOUS sets the standard of exceHence in Seurcy. We enioy serving you not only for your formal banquets and parties, but upon oil occasions. Call us concerning bus schedules and fares. ACLIN MOTOR CO. Motor Truck Division Oldsmobile Cars International Trucks James Aclin, Mgr, Roy Stanleyl Soles Mgr. Searcy, Arkansas Phone 362 PIGGLY WIGGLY Wide selection of Top qualify groceries Located on E051 Race Across from White County Mofors MOORE'S ESSO SERVICENTER We enjoy serving Harding students. IZIO E. Race Ave. Phone 930 THE TOT SHOP 306 N. Spring Searcy. Arkansas The finest in beauty care MY FAIR LADY HAIR STYLISTS Specialists in hair styling and permanent waving. CALL 1501 FOR APPOINTMENT COLLEGE FARM DAIRY The dining hall . . the durmi- tories. anywhere . . . anytime, milk is nature's most perfect food. And milk is at its bust when it comes from the COL- LEGE FARM DAIRY. Rober+ Sheet Mgr. x J '3 . ! mocvcliidono mns' wane .coumvvr SROADEASTING cmuuc. KWCB 1000 Watts 1300 KC Seurcy, Arkansas It's KWCB for Iree delivery direct to over 40,000 radio homes. GARNER-MCKENNEY SUPPLY COMPANY Sea rcy. Arkansas gii N 0 m ms 55 HI i5 MAHAN WHITE HOUSE GROCERY TYPEWRITER C0. MAHAN'S hcmrHes oll th' wading brandinome typewriters and OHICE IUCIChIHES in new and excmng rolors, If n s effucxency you need, it's MAHAN 5 you Should we. Located near the campus For your convenience. Member of IDEAL SHOP $$$ng Fr K2969 5?; For the latest jewelry and smart campus 2 0Q: g 8 . 1 ??EQ? fnshmns. shop at the IDEAL SHOP. .J ' . Wm? Loca+ed Across From Penney 5 Arkansas College Publications Association E. F. BRYANT Life and Casualty Insurance Company Box 303 Home Phone 2186 Seurty. Arkansas OVER ONE BILLION DOLLARS OF LIFE INSURANCE IN FORCE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION HARDING COLLEGE BUFORD TUCKER, Executive-Sooretnry A hearty welcome is extended to the class of C39, Keep in Contact with the Alumni Office :1an ho a loyal supporter of your alma mater. Call on us whenever we can be of service to you. DI. Ulley, Alumni Association presidenl, Bulord Tutku, and several seniors discuss plans far the senior parry sponsored by lhe ussocioviom College Index A Ackers, Gary 15142318 25111 Ave., Ouk1ond, 426111., 20, 43, 44, 61, 90, 106,109,110,129,179. Adams, Donna 1F1iBox 372, Willow Springs, Mo., 43, 44, 119, 120, 121, 161. Aday, Gory lSl-Rt. 5, Waxohochie, Tex., 44. Adcox, David lJlF-406 E. Moore, Searcy, Ark., 44, 181. Adkerson, Roy 1514M l, Puragould, Ark, 44, 174. Adkins, Jimmy IJJ-IOB S. Oak. Searcv. Ark. 44, 147. 130- Ainsworrh, Carolyn 15r14963 Woodcresr Rd, Camden, Ark, 32, 164. Alexander, Cecil 1614on 801, Trenton, Mich., 26. Alexander, Lynn 1J14Delilhr, Ark., 44, 126, 161. AHen, Lunier 1F1-R1. 2, Box 963, Bremwood, Calif., 44, 180. A1Iey. Bab 1F14R1. 2, Oak Grove, 1140., 44, 119, 177. Alley, Helen Kay 151-111. 1, Murlinsville, Ind.. 44, 157. Alvcrd, Bob lFl-Rt 1, Box 201, ThayeI, Mo., 44, 51, 132. Anderson, Cunis lFliBox 52, Portageville, M0,, 44 .184. Anderson, Dorothy 1514103 N. Main, Seurcy, Ark, 44, 118, 157. Anderson, Ed 1Jl-124 E. Front 51., Covinu, Calif., 44, 184. Anderson, Homer 151480;: 52, Porragevflle, Mo., 45, 53, 129. 172. Anderson, Lynn 15r14Weyburn, Soskmchewan, Canada., 32. Anthony, Lindal 1F1-R1. 2, Koshkonong, Mo., 45. Armstrong, Allen 15141318 Jefferson 51., Gretna, 10., 45, 139, 146, 147, 148, 182. Armnrong. Avonelle 1F14Plneville, Mo., 45. Arnold, A. J. 1514-806 W. 11111 Aveu Crossefr, Ark, 21, 45. Arnold, Wayne 134604 Pine 57., Pocahontas, Ark, 45, 143, 1133. Afkinson, Jerry 11:142301 N. Delaware, Springfie1d 2, M6., 45, 119, 180. Austin, Ru1ph 15r1-566 Novorese, Memphis, Tenn, 32, 149. B Bach, Goylon 1512221 W. Kruck $1., Fcrresf, 111., 45, 109, 117, 118, 167. Bucherl, Mike 1F14Mcuntain Home, Ark, 45. Bailey. J. R. 1314Gri11i11w111e, Ark 45, 147, 177. Bailey. Muralyn 11214313 N. Parkway Dr., El Dorado, Ark., 45, 109, 119, 160. Baker, Betty 1544526 5. Cypress 51., Vivian, LCL, 33, 75, 83, 110, 112, 115, lbb. Baker, Eunice 1Fl4818 W. Belmont, Okmulgee, 01:16., 45, 120. 160. Baker, Gloria Kuy 1Fl-on 194, Bradford, Ark., 45, I70. Baldwin, Jack ISrIiHardlng College. Seorcy. Ark 14. 33, 140, 145. 183. Baldwin, Joe ISJnHording College, Seorcy, Ark, 45, 143, 133. Ba1dwin, Mavis 1J1-1604 Richardson 51., Nunoku Valley, Anchorage, Alaska, 45. 107, 144, 180. Baldwin, Sarah 151413011 244, Mounmin View, Ark, 45, 112, 126, 164. Banowsky, Nancy 1Sr1H1421 Robinwood Dr., Ff. Warrh 11. Tex.. 33. 169. Barber, W11I'1'ICI 1F17R1. 1, Box 137, Bold Knob, Ark, 45, 167. Burganier. Becky- 1J142016 Oklahoma 51., Montgomery, Alc., 45, 110, 120, 126. 166. Barker, Peggy 151-Box 62, Louise, 1ex., 45, B6, 112, 168. Barnes, Billy 11514505 5. 7111, Hayfi, Mo., 45, 173. Borne , Joan 1F14R3. 3, Box 24, Seurcy, Ark, 45, 117. Barren, Doris 1F14Rt. 3, Jonesboro, Ark... 45, 110, 120, I21, 126, 169. Barton, Carolyn 1J14811 5. 56 51., Birmingham, 13110., 45, 77, 112, 168. Barton, 12. B. 1J14Cenrer Pofnt, Ark, 45, 128, 143, 174. Baucom, Bob 1F14Box 128, Spring Hill, Tenn., 45, 122, 177. Baughn, Richard 15145504 Millersville Rd., Indianapolis, Ind., 45, 121, 146, 178. Buwcom, Glenda 1F1-l42l S. Washington, Basirop, La., 45, 169. Beuuchump, Margaret 1514302 5. Franklin, Flint, Mich. 45, 120, 122. 164. Becker, Moryfin 1F14Box 103, Blockwmer, Mo., 46, 164. Becken, Lee 1J14275 Richlund Ava, Wheeling, W, V0,, 46, 117, 120. Beene, Pansy 151-121. 1, Seutcy. Ark. 46, 157. Beeson, Bill 15161501: 604, Harrisburg, Ark., 33, 12B, 135. Beeson. Carrol! 1Srl4Box 604, Harrisburg, Ark., 33, 128. 185. 6911, Bever1y 1J1-612 Clifton Rd. N.E., Atlanta 7, 60., 46, 122, 158. Bela, Samuel 1J14Murbe1 Koronodul Combmo, Phinpines, 117, 177. Be1ue. Bill 151-Ecr1e, Ark, 143. Bennefield, Martha 1514Box 844, Wichita, Kons., 46, 9B, 160. Benson, Jerry 1F1-Rr. 5, Searcy, Ark., 46, 178. Berry, Carolyn 11514815 N. Arthur, Little Rock, Ark, 46, 166. Berry, Joan 1814Box 234, Mammoth Spring, Ark, 46, 157. Berryhill, Don 1F14910 E. Center 51., Seurcy, Ark, 43, 46, 52, 118, 183. Berryhill, Rheba Jo 15141408 Hatding Dr., Searcy, Ark, 46, 165. Berrs, Pm 1514MCCmry, Ark, 46, 124, 151, 164. Bevons, James 1514117 E. Fordgee 51., England, Ark,, 46, 173. Bilbo, Marilyn $14555 Lindberg, Vidor, Tex., 46, 129, 159. Bixler, Anne 1$141609 E. Mnrkaf, Senrcy, Ark, 46, 119, 120, 168. Bielland. June 1F14Rf. 4, Murshoilmwn, Iowa, 46, 117, 128. 166. Blake, Elaine 1814111. 1, Coffax, Iowa, 46. Blake, Gary 15r14109 S. Turner, Seorcy, Ark, 74, 107. B1ake1y, Grady 1552121, 2, Box 12, Bald Knob, Ark, 46. Boatrighf, Cliff 104102 Drii1ing, Morrihon, Ark., 144. Bobo, Ann 1.114846 N. Dearborn. Indianapolis 1, Ind., 46, 114, 118, 119, 120, 162. Boddy, Charlie 1J1-36 W. Lafayette, Winter Garden, F16., 46, 131. Bohonnon, Bill 151416. 2, Searcy, Ark., 46, 173. Bohannon, Jim tFl-RL 2, Searcy, Ark., 46, I78. Bolan, Mary Elizabeth $141400 E. Crestwood Dr., Memphis 17, 119,120,12!,157. .1 BnJen, Shir1ey Ann 1F1-14620 Division St, Posen, 111., 46, 171,, Baler, KeiTh 1Sr14Momm01h Spring, Ark, 32, 75, 129, 139. Bond, Deon 1F14Box 102, Broken Bow, Okla., 46, 184. Backer, Ben 1F1iBox 128, Spring Hill, Tenn., 46, 177. Bowden, Huro1yn 1F141105 W. Broadway, Clarksville, Tex 46 Bowen, Toni 11:14308 E. Yucca, Hobbs, N. M., 46, 120, 169. Bowers, Clyde 1J141399 Perry, Defroif, Mich, 46, 117, 177. Bowman, Carol 1J14Box 6, Perrysville, 1nd., 47, 119, 153. Boyce, Dottie 151-3186 Scenic Hy., Memphis, Tenn., 170. Boykin, Louis 1F14812 W. 22nd Ave., Pine Bluff, Ark 47, 13:4. Bozarih. Joe 1J1-637 Lynoon 51,, Flinr, Mich, 47, 149. 173. Bradshaw, Kenneth 151-1034 5. Wthay St, Aransas Pass, T Branch, Wiilicm 1544121. 3. E. Ave.. Kennett, M0. .174. Br1dges, Kenneth 151-111. 3, Clinton, Ark., 175. Bridges, Tom 1514Doniphun, Mo., 146, 147, 185. 1 Brooks. Sammy 151-11 Harrow Dr., Lmle Rock. Ark 47, 173.. 1 Brown, Jim 1J1iPcmhomos, Ark, 47, 109, 116, 143. 183. I Brown, Roger 1J14Estonciu, N. M., 47, 7.5, 116, 140, 141,171? Brown, Rosalie 15rJ-Box 426, Sentinel, Okla., 116. Browning, Glen lSr14-Rr. 3, Bemunville, Ark., 122, 128, 175. Browning. Lulu 1F142166 N. Summit, Springfield 2, Mo., 47- 1 Bryant, Charles 1Sr14Rr. 1, Box 9, Portageville, M0,, 33. 127, 1 Bryant, Johnny 1514121. 1, Box 9, Portogeville. 1140., 139, 147 1 , Buchanan, RUTh 151-111. 2, Box 52, DeRidder, LCL, 47, 126, 1 .14 BuHurd, Bobby 15143006 Bethany, Kansas Ciiy 4, Kuns., 47, 6 Bullok, Don 1F1-7369 Arlington Dr., Richmond Hrs. 17, Mo., Burks, Jerry 11517605 Minneolo Rd, Dodge City, Kuns., 47,7 177. Burns, Sarah 1F141214 Greenbriar, Cleburne, Tex., 47, 159. Burton, Bruce 1F14Box 786, Newporl, Ark, 182. Burton, Jane 1F14131O E. TFlden, Roswell, N. W.. 47. Burler, BeHy 113-4601 Pike Ave., North Little Rock, Ark, 47', 1 Butler, Davol 1F14Box 53. Bold Knob. Ark, 47. Butterfieid, Ron 15143154 Belmom, Parsons, Kans., 47, 176. Byrd, Sondra $14106 Kelly Street, Enterprise, Ala. 47, 160. C CaldweH, Marilyn 1Sr1-12754 Robson, Deiroir 27, Mich., 33, 1. ,'H'1 Culvert, Walter 15p1410401 Farris, North Lime Rock, Ark., 26 Camp, Ben 18171841 W. 27 St. N., Wichita, Kans., 47, 113, 1- Comp, Put 1514121. 9, Box 92, Birmingham, Ala., 47. 1 Campbell, Eddie 15r14Box 211, Roaring Springs, Tex,, 33. Campbell, Jock 1J1--210 Marshall Ave., Chattanooga 5, Term.- 117, 182. - Campbell, Janis 1Fl-Busy, Ky., 47, 120, 164. Campbell, Kmhryn 15r14Box 57, Lake Chy, Flu., 33, 151, 17 . Campbell, Koihy 15r1450u1hern Christian Horns, Morrilfon, Ar Cannon, Bill 1F1i505 N. Charles, Seorcv, Ark, 47, 180. Cannon. Jimmy 1514963 3. Willatf, Memphis, Tenn., 47, 183, Cannon, Margie ISII-Saratogu, Ark, 33, 128. Conoy. Mike 1J1419 E. 7 51., Ada, 01:10., 47, 122, I75. Carpenter, Dixie 1F14R1. 3, Butesville, Ark, 178. Curl, Bobby 151-Hector. Ark, 47, 183. Caner, Bob 1J17Rr. 1, Beech Grove, Ark., 124, 174. Caner, Gail 1Sr1-R1. 3, Russellville, Ark., 32, 116. Carter, Mox 1F14Rr. 3, Box 398, Pine Bluff, Ark, 47, 178. Carter, P01 1F1-712 E. 29111 51., Vancouver, Wash., 47, 116, 1 Carter, Richard 15142922 Evangeline $12, Baron Rouge 5, La., 4a Carter, Ronald 1J141241 Ulsier, Denver, C016, 48, 112, 122. . Case. Jack 1544537 N. E. St, Muskogee, Okla, 32. Casey, Gerald 151a912 E. Marker, Searcy, Ark, 48, 109. 134, 153. 180. Casey, Henry lF1-Lebo RL. West Plains, M0,. 48. Cash, J. D. 13r148202 Maxwell, Warren, Mich., 32. Cafes. Max 1F1iRover 117.. West Plains, M0,, 48, 175. Caudle, Marilyn 15146783 Howley 51., Oakland 21, Calif 45. Caughfie1d, Barbara 1F1-1017 Marne Ave., San Antonio, Tax., 487 Chamberlain, Max 1F1431 B E. Page Ave., Malvern, Ark, 48, 184 Chan, Titus 1Sr14FuFth-Love Home, Fanling, Hang Kong. China, 180. Chemham, Carl 1F1HR1. 2, Lincoln, Ark, 48, 120. 177. Cheek, Elfzoberh ISl-Box 64, Atkins, Ark., 48, 112, 129, 161: Chester, Earl 1F1kPocahonras, Ark, 48, 179. Childers, Gail 1F141921 Duuhon Ave., Huntingfon, W. Va., 48, . Christal, Delores 1F1--Box 123, Gtiffifhville, Ark, 48. Christensen, Kirsten 1514Hi1chcock, S. D., 48, 106, 150. 162. Christmas, Mary Jane 1514103 N. Grand Ave., Brownsville, l19,125,123.162. Church, Sandro 1F1-R1. 1, Box 103, Hazel Green, A16., 48, 17 Ciny, Jim 151k1210 S.E. Jucksan, Idabel, Okla, 48, 109, 135,: 140, 180. C16rk, Betty 1Sr1-Box 3B3, Claypool, Ariz., 33, 73, 77, 112; 166, 181. Clark, Margie 151-821 Park Dr., Hope, Ark, 48, 57, 61, 1181 1 161. Clary, Regina 15r14414 E. Kelso, Tucson, Ariz., 33, 77, 106, 106 Claude, Howard 1J1b1mboden, Ark., 48, I16, 118, 120, 122,. ' Gayle 15:1-1521 Shelley Dr., Dnymn 6. Ohio, 33, 36. 77, 106. I 172. , Georgie 1F1-R1. 2. Jerico Springs. Mo.. 48, 106, 109, 117, 120, 165. - John 151-111. 5. Dunwlle. 111., 43. 06115 111-409 S. Dlvmcn, Mmrallqn, Ark, 43, 110, 122. 184. ' Odell 1J1-RI d. Longwew. Tenn, 45, 117. 177. lJ1-Cuve Clly. Ky., 48. 172. 1511-3206 Vomum 51.. M1. Roinrer. Md.. 33. -,1 - 2 1Sr1-l2 Fonrwoy Dr., Toms River, N. J., 33. 123. 181. ' ' 1F1-1910 E. H.911, spnngheld. Mo, 48, 119. 159. . 11 IFI-Omuho, Ark, 45. 1111111 1F1-1215 Palmer A113,, San Pablo, Cufif., 48. 117, 126, 162. 11111110 1F1-30? E 7, Box 339. 01011112. 01:113.. 48. ,- Merle 151-1hld0, Ark. 49, 166. ,alluce 15r1-an 1071. Voldosfa, Ga. 32. 142, 1413, 147, 149, Gwen lFl-Runsom. Kuns., 49, 118. 160. jufoivn 1Sl-Vicle1 H111. Ark. 49. 170. nova 1F1-51? NW. 6111. Be1honv, 01.10., 49, 160. Fay lJ1-1993 Vlnewood, Denali 16. Mich, 49'. 109. 120, 121, 11:: Ann 151-3011 345, Clinlon, Ark, 49, 159. Mary Sue 151-1320 Purver 51., Bolesville, Ark, 49. V n 1F1-R1. 4. Searcy, Ark, 49. 1F1-49T7 E. New York 51.. Indiunapohs, Ind. 46, 49. 119, Bartel 15'1-205'1'1 Grand Ave Secrcy. Ark. 32. llean 151-111. I. Monene, A111,. 49, 112, 151, 163. rbam 1171-214 5. 01110 51. Aurora. 111,, 49, 159. lurene lFl-Rt. 1. Monene, Ark, 49. ,Malba 1J1-?14 S. 01110 51, Aurora. 111., 49, 33. 170. 11:11 lF1-120 Lyndon 1.1., Lyndon. 11,... 49, 140. 145. 146, 131. um 1F1-2445 W. Belmom, Chkuqo 18. Ill,. 49. 179. 00!! 1F1-1241 51. Charles, Oklahoma City 7. 01110., 49, 183. Dick 1F1-7 Glenn Ave, Boskmg Ridge. N. J., 49, 112, 117, 1.79. .10 lF1-331B N, Hardmg. F1. Worth 6. Tex.. 49. 117, 120. 171. 151-111. 1, Dainer. Mo.. 49. 120 Ave. A, Donwlle. 111., 49. 173. 1511-397: 564. Dublln. Ind., 32, 116, 126, 166. 1F1-Fiaher. Ark. 49, 176. at 1.F1-1739 5. Washington. W1ch11n 9. Kans.. 49, 37. 132. a 151-29 Chestnut Dr., Rolling Acres. Clarksvilfe, Tenn. 49. leu 1511-121. 2, Osceola, Ark. 32. 77, 109, 126, 166, 179. Edwin 1J1-leGrand. Iowa, 49, 116, 172. . 151-201 Kelly 51., Enterprise. Ala,, 49, 146. 173. 151-8011 175, Li1bourn, M0,, 49, 120. 121. 169. 15'1-2179 5. 10161210. 1U1$u 14. 01:10., 34, 118. P1110 15f1-17DO W. 8111, Pine Bluff, Ark, 34, 90, 126, 164, -NM 151-801: 443. 3051109. La., 49. 120. 17a. '1 JG ! 1F1-BOX 644. Fuyefleville, Ark. 49, 163. 141-4526 E. E1 Segvodo Blvd, Compton 2. Calif... 50, 114, 116. D tH-Athaua. Ohio, 50. 173. 11: 151-21. 2. Valdosm. 6a.. 50. 53. 112. 129. 157. bob 151-Sconvilla. 111.. 50. 111-806 N. Spring. Seurcy, Ark, 50, 128, 129, 163. ' 151-7122 Homer, Richmond Hrs. 17. Mo.. 50, 113, 122. . . 1. Belle Plaine. Kent. 34. 181. , 1J1-13349 W. Arwoter. Jordan Rd., Livingston. Calif.. 50, 26.121.128. 163. .111$1--n1605 W. Huntsville. Springdale. Ark. 50. 174. 11-Rr. 4, Box 139, Camden. Ark., 34, 182. ,511-811 N. East, Arlington, 191,, 34. I72. - G lfl-Soulhem Chrisiian Home. Morrihon. Ark. 50. 157. '-Williferd. Ark, 26. 128. 179. 1--W111.1ford, Ark, 50, 146. 131. - 151-01913 Idaho Ave. Nashville 9. Tenn., 50. 117, 171. I 151-111. 2. Stockpon, Ohio. 50, 109, 117, 120. 123. 166, . 151-30: 18. Judscnia. Ark. 50. VliF-Nelson. Mo.. 50. 120. 180. 131-110. 2. Box 241, Veneru. 0re.. 50. 172. 1F1-New Airport Rd.. 805mm. Lo.. 50, 159. e 1J1-461 Fielding Ave., Jackson 4, Miss., 50, 66. 70, 120.121.159.173. 1131-749 5. Water, Wichita, Kuns., 50, 135. 13f1-8056 Cadillac. Warren, Mich 116. 117. 181. Han. DeL. Surasom, F1u., 50, 113 .120, 182. 1F1-RL 1, Pack. Kent. 50. 116. 166. 1F1-2'166 S. 14 E. Ave., Tulsa, 01:10., 50. E 111 1El-P1ummerville. Ark. 50. 168. I----17 Hissrith, E. 51., louis, 111., 115, 128, 131. I72. Ebker. GeraId 1Jl-R1. 1. Box 79. Owensville. Mo.. 50, 130, 98. 115, 146, 147, 143. 179. ECRBFbErg. James C. 13r1-4140 Cambridge. Kansas City 3. Kons.. 35. 124. 7. E111cm. Gary 1F1-100 Moss, Searcy, Ark. 50, 9?. 177 Elston. Robert 1F1-2108 NW. 37. Oklahoma City, 01:10., 50. England, Faye lFJ-Deshu 121.. Baresville. Ark., 50. 168. Ennls, Par 151-301: 33. Success, A111... 51. 112. 151. 16?. Epp. Joun lSr1-Perryron. 1211.. 35. I28. 162. Epp, Wuyman 151-111. 3, Perrymn, Tex., 1414, 145. 185. Escue, Jerry 1F1-17 Owen, Brownsville, 1enn., 51, 173. Eshelman, John lF1-Cemerville. Wash. 51. Esslinger. Jock 1511-1000 Lee Highway, Tuscumbia. Ala.. 34, 116, 181. Eubank, Kelly 1J1-RT. 1, 1010100. Team. 51. 120. 176. Evans. Beulah 1511-811 N. Morril. Momllon. Ark, 34. Evans. Huel lSrl-Ookmun. Ala.. 34. 134, 137. 139, 131. Evans. Norma 1F1-511 11111 51., Ca1ro, 111.. 51, 159. Evans, W011Er IJ1-Burn1 Ranch, Cu11f,, 51, 116, 172. Evans, Wayne lSl-Burnr Ranch, Cc11f., 51, 183. Everett Bobby 1H-Sufem, Ark. Si, 171. F Falls, Ted 151-1825 W, College, Lafayene. 10., 51, 174. Farley, Jim 1F1-2705 Grant. Belmui, N. J., 51, 146. 147, 178. Funar, lucian 1F1-Box 366. Conway. Ark., 51, 116, I72. Faules. John 151-121. 5, Box 37. Neosho. Mo.. 1'24. 125, 174. Fculk. Claudette 1F1-1416 N. 34 51.. Birmingham 4. A16. 50. 51. 80. 113.117,120.122,127,129,165. Fuvora. Duwd 1F1-1336 E. Crestwood Dr., Memphis 17, Tenn., 51, 184. Figgins. 30b IF1-1110 Grand Ave., Corurhersvllle. Mo.. .57, I12. 173. Flggins, Jerry 1J1-1110 Grand. Corulhersville, Mo.. 51, 64, 144, 149, 173. Files. Ron 1Fl-102 N. Grand. Searcy, Ark, 145. Finley, Dawd 1F1-5311 T 51. S.E., Washington 27. D.C., 123. 127. 130. Flake. Joyce 1F1-6108 Cantrell Rd., Litrfe Rock, Ark. 51, 158. Flonigan. Jean lF1-R1. 1. Pollard Ark. 51, 167 Flefcher. Mary Ellen 1511-1408 E. Marke1 $1., Seurcy. Ark. 34, 161. Flmr. John 1F1-1199 Mt. Diablo 51.. Concord, Calif, 120, 140. 147. 179. Floyd, BeTty Ann lGl-1010 N. Main 51., Nashville. Ark, 26, 27. 163. Floyd, Keith 151-210 E, 5 51.. Sylacouga. Ala, 43, 51. 56. 106. 179. Flynf, Mur11yn 181-121. 3, Rector, Ark, 51, 167. Ford, 3111 151-R1. 2, Box 252. Tyronzc. Ark. 185. Ford, Jack 1F1-821 Penibone. Flim 7, Mich, 51. Forsee. Par 1J1-413l Eamn. Kansas City 3. Kuns., 51. 83, 109, 110. 120. 122, 123,159. Faust Mary Ann tFl-Sox 52, Chico. Calif, 51, 169. Fox. Ellis 151-24 Piercy 51.. AsheviIIE. N. C.. 51. 177. French. John 15:1-2716 Lewis. 111112 Rock. Ark, 21. Friley, Bill 1F1-4244 W. Water $1., Per! Huron, Mich. 51, 177. Fry, Karen 151-121. 3. Lake Ciry. Ark, 51, 151. 165. Fulmer, Constance 161 33 N. California 51.. Montgomery 7. Ala. 26. 166. Funk. Carole 1F1-406 N. Griffen. Morrnlnon. Ark.. 51. 168. 6 Gaither. Wayne 1F1-6534 Arizona Ave., Hammond, Ind., 52, 118. 140, 183. Galvan. Barbara 15r1-9150 Rockville Rd.. indianupolis, 1nd., 34. 125, 158. Gardner. Joel 15r1-Biggers, Ark. 34, 142, 146. 147. 173. Garner. Ar1 1J1-214 5. 5111, West Helena, Ark, 52. Garner. Jimmy 1J1-609 W. McKay, Carlsbad. N. M., 52. 143. 183. Garner. Marvin lsrl-Rr. 3, Dex1er. Mo.. 35. 116, 127. 129, 131. Gorre11, Dorofhy 1F1-14 S. Addinsell. Phillips, Tex., 52. 171. Garrison, Arlyn 1151-6800 Middlepoim, Dearborn. Mich. 52. Garver, August 1511-51. James. Mo.. 81, 35. 74. 114. Gaskill, Doris 151-111. 2, Huntsw'lle, Ark. 52. 112. 6655. Carol 1J1-402 Booth Rd. Chattanooga 11, Tenn.. 170. Gaston, Al 1F1-5214 W. Mountain 51.. Stone Mounlain, Ga., 52. 185. Gurewood. Darla lSJ-Rf. 1. PoHard. Ark. 52, 167. Gatlin, Beverly 1F1-Ri. 4, Paragould. Ark, 52, 160. Gaunllerr, David 151-8 Worthington Ave.. Cross Roads, Jamaica. British West Indies, 52. 180. Gay, Par 151-1513 W, Hudson, Elmira. N. Y.. 52. 11B. 166. Guzuway, James CSI-Fertyville. 1.5.. 52. 185. Gear, Lorraine 151-2103 Rogers Way, Sama Rosa, Catif., 52. 112. 126, 150, 165. Galley. Carolyn 15r1-607 Lawrence Ave. W.. Toronto, Ontario. Canada, 31. 35.75.110.114. Gennings, June 1331-1410 N, Cemrul Ave., Baresville. Ark, 52, 110. 160. Gentry, Lloyd ISJ-Rt. T. Alhambra. 111.. 52. 122. 178. Gentry, Rex ISr1-917 E. MurkeT. Searcy. Ark, 34. 74. Garter. Ken 1511-1626 Ritcher. Beloit. Wis.. 34. 142. Gibbons. A. C. 1F1-1100 E. River, Searcv. Ark.. 52. Gifford. Gary IFJ-Solem, Ark 5?. 61905011, Barbara 1F1-422 S. 7111 51., Ringling. 01116.. 52, 116, 120, 121, 128. 170. Glover. Billy 1F1-43 Trenwood, Hous1on 22. 11311., 52. 184. Good. Carl 151-111. 4. K1951: Rd. Evansville. Ind.. 52. 173. Goemmer, Ronald lSr1-709 S. Elmhursf Rd., M1. Prospect 111.. 34. Gains. Jane 1J1-Baech Grove. Ark. 52, 83. 164. Goins, lydfu 1F1-Beech Grove, Ark. 52. 151, 164. Golden. Gory 151-121. 1. Soiida, C010 52. 124. Good, Sara 151-2316 Mayo, Commerce, Tex, 52, 59, 109, 117, 165. Goodrich. BOfII'HE 1F1-102 Drilling 51., Morrihon, Ark 52, 163. Gordon, Bill 151-707 Grimm, El Dorado, Ark, 178. Goyne, Glover 151-190 Hawkins Sr, Vacksburg, Miss., 52, 83, 119, 173, GOYI'Ie. Undo 1F1-120 Hawkins, Vicksburg, Miss., 52. 113, 160. Grady. Bill 151-100 N. Ava, Jacksonviile, Ark, 52, 122, 142, 178, Graham. Jenny 151-1174 Ohio 51,, He1ena, Ark, 53. Graham, John 1.11-7236 SE. Henderson, PorHond 6, Ore., 53, 173. Graham, Rafph 15r1-473B Wellman Lsne, Jeddo, Msd'L, 34, 117, 177. Green, Carol 151-719 W. Chambers, Cleburne, Tax, 53, 73. 163. Gteen, Donald ijj-Runsom, Kunm. 53, 117, 181. Greenwuy. Eddie 151-515 W, Hunt 51., Pomgould, Ark, 53. Gregg, Roberf ISrl-Eunice, N. M.. 34, 123, 131. Griffin, Bennie 151-131. 6, Doniphun, Mo., 53, 182. Gtiffin, Charles 151-419 5. Lnkewew, Derby, Kons., 117, 125. Griffnh, Gerufd 151-128 Morgurer, Creve Coeur, 111., 53. Guinn. Ray 151-5870 Oldham, Dearborn, Mich, 1B, 174, Guntharp, Warren 1Sr1-Ravenden Sprinqs, Ark., 34, 178. Gurgunus, George 151-16832 Wood 51,, Hozelcresr, 111., 82, 180. H Hcdwin, Milo 151-322 Washington Ave., Wheeling, W. Va., 53, 116, 146, 180 Hole. Don 1F1-407 W. Arch 51., Sealcy, Ark, 53, 183. Hale, Norman 1F1-1121 Holden Ave, Newport Ark... 53, 116. 181. Hall, Carolyn 1F1-410 McKennon 51,, Clarksville, Ark, 53, 119, 161. Ham, Belty 15r1-1217 Hanover 51., Blrmzngham. Ala. 35. Ham, Robert lsrl-Shlrley, Ark, 35, Hammon, Bill 161-501 318, Harding College, Secrcy, Ark, 123. Hampton, Sherry lFl-Box 67, Loxley, A111. 53. 129. 159, 79. Hand, Lorry 1F1-3217 Birch Ave., S.W., Birmingham 11, Ala., 53, 177, 179. Hones, Olun 161-80711, E. Center Ave., Seurcy, Ark, 177. Haney. frma IFl-RL 1, Wilmer, Ark., 53, 157. Hordawuy, Chfron C, lF1-518 Lowsiano 51,, Camden, Ark. 174. Harrell, Ken! 15r1-1501 Perdlz, Tampa, Flu., 35. Hcmingion. Jeonene 1511-901 W. 20 51., mee Rock, Ark, 22, 35, 83, 110,123,171. Harris, Barbara 15r1-Rr. 4. Conway, Ark, 35, 116, 119, 129, 163. Harris, Charlene 1.11-502 N. Van, Seorcy. Ark.. 53, 1l9, 166. Hams, Frieda 151-Tiplon Horne, Tip1on, Olden, 53, 167. Hams. Lois 1J1-50? N. Van, Searcy, Ark, 53. Hanison, Jackie 111-Box 773, Tipton, 01:10.. 53, 109, 110, 167. Harrison. Marion 1F1-l1'25 Limesmne 51., Florence, Ala, 53, 169. Henley, Hugh IJ1-409 N. Apple 51., Searcv, Atk.. 53 .184, Hartman, Lmdo 111-67 Highview Ava, Bernordsville, N. J., 53, 64, I12. 11B,119,1?0,1?1,159. Hawk, Fulirno IJJ-Rr. 1, Box 34, Seorcv, Ark, 53, 128, 163. Hawken, Dome 1F1-715 First 51., Helena, Ark, 53. Hawkins, Richard 1Sr1-612 E. Jefferson, Hayh, Mo.. 35, 75, 117, 123, 131. Hayes, Marjorie ISI-Quoker City, Ohio, 53. Haynes. Maurice 1.11-19113-61 51., Lubbock. Tex., 53. 179. Hozelip, John 151-80: 367. Pasadena, Tex., 53, 147, 182. Heam, Linda 1F1-Box 386, Judsonia, Ark, 58. Heath, James 1F1-3723 W. Cenuol, Little Rock, Ark, 53, 142, 145, 173. Heffington, Rebecco 151-622 E. Wafnui, Paris, Ark, 54, 86, 112, 169. Helm. Bi11 lJ1-3859 Oak Rd, Memphis, Tenm, 54. Helm, Janiece 15r1-244O 5mm? 51., Ind1unup0115 18, Ind, 35, 126. Helms, Bayce 1Sr1-Rt. 1, Newport, Ark, 36, 185. Helms. Don lSr1-Tuckermun, Ark. 36, 108, 128, 185, Hendrickson, Marlon lJ1-3737 N. Olney, Indianapolis, Ind, 54, 112, 120, 181. Hendrix, Augusrine 151-301: 352. Italy, Tex., 54, 58, 121, 1172, 158. Handnx, Weldon 151-Box 352, Holy, Tex., 54, 143, 183. Henrncm, Donna 1F1-6117 Olive 51.. Kansas City 30, Mo., 54, 122, 168, Henry. Cline lF1-806 E, Elm, Presmn, Ark, 54, 173, Hesson, Gail 1J1-257 5. Walnut 51., Huntington, W. V0,, 54, 119, 120 122, 123, 166, Hickingbmlom, Jone 1F1-Poplcr Grove, Ark, 54, 70, 171. Higginborham. Ed 1J1-307 Elm. New Bosion, Tex., 54, 146, 147, 183, Highmwer. Carolyn 'Peuchy 15r1-R1. 2, Voldostu, 60,, 77, 94, 106, 109, 118.119,1?2,123.161 Hightower, Ed 1Jl-805 Nebraska Ava. Weslaco, Team, 54, 75, 83, 106, 109,110,114,140,143,146,147,148,183. Highlower, Jimmy 151-131. 2, Voldasra, 60;, 54, 182. Highhower, Joe lSr1-805 Nebraska Ave., Weslaco, Ten, 31, 37, 75, 111, 114.129. 139, 143, 148, 183. Hillin. Dee 1Jl-2500 Holhdoy. Wichita Falls, Tex., 54, 182. Hinds, Peggy lFl-RL 1, Wonhingmn, 1nd.. 54, 166. Hinds, Ronny 15r1-407 W, Arch, Apt. 1, Seurcy, Ark 37. Hinds, Sully 1F1-Rf. 1, Wonhingron, Ind., 54, 119, 121, 166. Hobby. David 151-13. 0. Box 2'2, Kaloma, N. Rhodesia, Africa, 54, 116 120, 1771 Hockett, Jeanne 151-817 Main, Cohool, Mo., 54, 150, 151. 165. Hollingsworth. Larry 151-503: 127, Hummun, Okla, 182. Holloway, Burbom lFI-Bragg City. Mo., 54, 162. Holloway, Sonny 151-13021 1423, Middletown, Kv.. 54, 146, 131. Halran, Don 15t1-Ervin Rh, Hugo, Okla., 37, 174. Honey, Joann 1S1-McCrory, Ark, 54, 163. Honey. tula Mae 1F1-Tupe1o, Ark 54. Honey, Sarah 1F1-Rt 1, Mchry, Ark, 54, 163. Hopper, lynn 1F1-1205 51. Charles, Oklahoma City, 7, ' Horsman. Donald ISrI-lmboden, Ark., 37, HS, 127. 171 Howard. Jim 1F1-243 Buena V1510, Memphis 12. 116anu Hubbard, Madeline 15131-1509 E. Moore, Seorcv, Ark Huckabee, Pu: 1511-121. 4, Hope, Ark. 37, 109, I62. Huey, Hoben 1F1-501 Nelson 07., Jefferson City, Mo., 54' Huff, Jeanne 15521-550 N. Tacoma, Tulsa, 01:111.. 131. Huff, Paul 1J1-1721, 41 Ava, Oakland. Cahfu 54. 131 Huffard, Larelu 1511-4507 W. Wnlson, ChiCOQO, 111.. 37 Hughes. Gloman 15r1-2355 Cousms 51., Beaumont, Ten, Hughes, Jerry 1F1-4811 1ndiunup0115 Blvd, E. Chicago, 1. Hu11, Patsy lFl-RT. 3, Box 95, Tracy, Calif., 54. Hunnicun, Gerald 1J1-705 Cemrol S,E.. Albuquerque, N Hunnicun, Wilma 1F1-Box 103, Cabool, Mo., 55, 170. Hutchinson, Sue 1F1-BO1 Horseshoe Dr., Webb City, M0,, Hes, Douglas 1F1-303 McAlphine 51.. Navasm, Tex., 55 150m, Archie 1J1-n465 N. Jefferson, El Dorado, Ark, 55, 183. J Jacobs, Marvin 1J1-Rr. 2, Mussilfon, Ohio, 55. 177. James, Roger 1F1-Rr. 2, Valley Center, Kons., 55, 177. Jennermonn. Donald 1F1-29 E, Dayton 51., Madison. Wis Jennings, Joyce ISr1-R1. 2, Box 156, Clarksville, Atk., 161. Jennangs, Virginia 1F1-Rr. 2, Box 156, Clarkwilla. Ark Jester, Charles 1J1-1107 Mam, Orange. 191., 55, 185. Jabe. Alice 1J1-Rt. 3, Wenusogc Rd., Corinth, Miss.. 55 Johnson, Ardythe ISr1-1920 Scott, Independence, M0,, 3 Johnson, Bonnie Sue 1J1-6116 Drexel, Defroit, Mich.. 551 -- Johnson, Dick 1J1-738 E. Dovam, Memphis. Tenn 183. Johnson, Lillian 1F1-102 Drilling 51., Morrilicn, Ark, 55-, Johnson, Ralph 1F1-RT. 2, Box 172, AYkins, Ark, 55, 135. ' Johnson, Russell 15r1-539 E, McNeil 51., Magnolia, Ark... ' Johnson, Sue 151-3412 E. Admiral CL. Tulsa. 01110., 55 Johnson, Sylvia 111-496 Jacks Creek, Henderson. Tenn- Jones, Ann 151-615 Garland, Wes? Helena, Ark, 55, 162, Jones, Barbara 1F1-Rt 4, Newark, Ohio, 55, 157. Jones. Bob 151-204 w. 13:11., Hutchinson, Kans.. 55, 57 Jones, Charles 151-Elevin5, Ark. 55. 127. Jones, Dons Sue 1511-2506 Sadler, Houston 16, Ten 37,; Jones, Glen E. 1J1-McRue, Ark, 55. Jonas, Jerry 1J1-Box 967, Dorsert Rd, Maryland Hatt. . 118,143,146,1B3. Jones, Kathryn 1J1-Box 33. Yankeelown, Hm. 55. Jones, Martha lJl-Stur RL, Tex.. 55. ,- Jones, Rose 15r1-204 Wes! 13111., Hutchinson, Kant, 23, - 165. Jones, Sarah 1F1-Rt. l, Seorcy, Ark, 55. Jordan, Floyd 151-801: 844, Wichifa. Kons.. 119. K Keckiey, Denzil 1F1-R1. 1, Biffle Rd., Stone Moumoim' Keckley, Lewis 151-121. 1, Biffle Rd,, Stone Mountain. Go... Kee, Doyle 1J1-915 E. Markea, Searcv, Ark., 55. 180. Keath, Walter 151-119 Norfh 17th,, Muskogee, Okfa., 5 Kefalopoulos. Nick 181-72 AksopIEOs $1.. Su1unika, Gram . Kellen Sum 181-127. 3, Rector, Ark, 56, 3 I Kellen, James 151-2225 N. JeHerson, Springfield, Mo.. ,6 KeHey, James 1.11-110 Harris 51., Highlands, Tenn, 56. Kelly. Dennis 1F1-R'r. l, Ludinghun, Mich 56. 117. Kennedy, Doug 1F1-1345 Moore Rd., Adrian. Mich., 5 Kersh, Ronald lF1-Box 124. Charleston, Ark.. 56. 142, Killian, Gram 1F1-509 S. Main 59., Springdale, Ark.. 56.. King, Peggy 151-5413 Tholozun, St. Louis, Ma.. 56, 155. King, Tommie Jane 1F1-Bon 381, Earle, Ark. 56, 168. Kinsolwng. Margie 151-308 Maple 51.. East Prairie, Mo. Kirk, David 1F1-1111 5. High 51., Columbia. Tenn.. 56 - Kissire, Robert 151-209 N. Grand, Searcv, Ark, 56, 145 Kirching, Sam 1Sr1-Box 4, Whilesburg, Ga., 37. 123. 143 Klemm, Ethel 1F1-1601 5. Dayton 51.. Denver 22, Calm, 1 Kline, Jack 1F1-1170 Brandon Rd., Cleveland Hts Ohin.' Knapp, George 1FI-616 W. 9th S! Comma. Cunt, 174.. Knight, Royburn 5miley 15r1-610 Vine 51., Searcy, Aria. 140,143, 183. Knore, Edna lS1-Box 203, Rr, 2, Sciotoville, Ohio, 56, 1 Kruse. Richard ISr1-RL 1, Box 129, Bardstown, Ky., 37, L Laird, Cornelius 151-2403 Lorraine 51., Baton Rouge 5, Ln Lamb, Donnie 151-34153 Decatur Ct. Wayne., Mich. 563' Lombdin. Susan 1F1-21350 Powers. Dearborn. Mich, 561' Lumberson, Edna 151-411 165111 51., Hammond. 1m! 55., Lurgenr, Gayle ISJ-Tuckerman, Ark, 56. Lou, John 1J1-5045 Brownsville Rd., Pittsburg 36, P0,. 56' Lcughery. Ronaid 1F1-Coal Run, Ohio. 56. Juanita lJI-Box 433, Belle Pluine. Kons., 56, 77, 92, H9, 122, Tom lF1-3100 Campbell. Dearborn, Mich., 56, 174. m .l. ISpJ-l Book A Heng-Dong, Seodoe-Moon-Koo, Seoul, Korea. 28. Noel ISrI-Rl. 2, Jane Lew. W. V11. 36, 179. EON 1F1-R1. 2, Pcrogould. Ark, 56, 112, 122, 179. , Carolyn 1F1-12BOO Robson. Darren 27. Mich, 56. '1, Jnycelvn 151-231 Hornpsh-re, San Antonio 10, 1:11., 57, 120, 9. W912! 15r1-Colcord, Okla, 36. Dave 1F1-4429 Schmmwood CL, Sr. Louis 23. Mo., 57, 120. 8, Jerry 1J1-202 Lockesburg $1.. NashviUe, Ark, 57, 146. he 1F1-2915 E. 2nd., North Little Rock, Ark, 57, 165. 'Wiilene 151-1010 Nabumu Ava, Beaumont. Tex., 57, 117, 169. , Tony lSr1-2209 Bounville Ava, Springfield, Mo.. 36. 118. 180. Deanna 1F1-604 N Locus! 51.. Seurcy, Ark, 57. Darlene l51-1003 Franklin Sand Springs, Okla, 57, 169. lbkywood 1J1-Magazine, AIk, 57 135. Quack 151-23 College Dr..1.clurel, Miss., 57. 180. ft 151-506 W. Rock,Mcrr1lron, Ark, 57. 117. 124. 151. 165. 151-121. 2, Box 498, Voldosm, Go., 57, 70, 182. 151-1391 Harberr, Memphu 4, Tenn., 57, 86. 109. 110, 112, M II, David 1J1-797 E1351 214 51., Clevefond 23, Ohio, 57. 172. ; Pahv1f1-Bcl 746 Barton. Earl'e, Alk 57,163. -Karhy 151-24444 Nolre Dame, Deorbam Mich 109, 117, 120, . 161. Km 1F1-74444 Nolre Dame. Deurborn, Mid... 57, 17?. em; 1F1-202 MISSISSlei, Beebe, Ark.. 57, 146. Mike 1J1-Rt. 1. Rage, Kuns., 42, 57, 119, 179. n' 1FI-707 Dallas Rd.. Chattanooga 5. Tenn., 57, 153. oorge ISrI-Box 215. Dewar, 01110., 37. 1'19: 1.11-608 E. WoodruH, Seurcy, Ark, 57, 120. 180. 'mV 111-3206 Violet Dr.. Pine Bluff. Ark., 57, 65, I16, I74. 151-111. .Seurcy, Ark.,51,164. . 1F1-22B?O Shorrow Warren Mich,82,179. rry15r1-1309 Eoerarkef,Searcy,Ark.,37,127. find 1511-80: 889, Hmding Cnllege,5rec1rcy, Ark., 37, 75, 117, 1'37, 140, 130. fy Wanda 1511-2133 George St, Anderson, Ind., 37, 33. 167. y 15r1-Box 889, Harding CoHege. Seurcy, Ark... 37. 131. rnldine 1F1-Sox 118, Bradford, Ark, 57, 117, 169. mammary 15:1-121. 4. am. 79, Crossen 12.1., ausimp, 1a., 37, 164. 8111 1F1-102 Pollus qu Oak Ridge, Tenn., 57, 179. Noah 1F1-706 Palmine Ava, Foilmont, W. Va., 57. 51110 ISr1-739 Nakata, Shizuoka Shi, Japan, 36,117,131. Shoe 111-30: 663, Komundorski Vil1uge.Pieasanton,C6111,73. as 1J1--320 Alabama.Wolnu112idge,Ark.57.128. Harrier 151-333 W.141h 5!, Columbia. Tenn., 57, 37. 110, IJl-AOO Moore Ave.. Searcy, Ark, 57, 144. DWUI'IE 151-Salem. Ark, 58. ' 1F1-Bo1 37. Warm Springs, Ga., 58, 178. Gate 111-509 E. Park Ave., Searcy, Ark, 58. 1'26. 161. 1.11-3105 Fair Park Blvd.. LiHie Rock, Ark. 42, 58, 64, 110, 6.1.. 1511-111. 2, Everton, Ark, 36, 174. drld'ge lsl-Hickory R1dge,Ark,145,1B4. inn 1171-2076 VinTon,Memphis,Tenn,120, 160. 151-51ur 121.2 Lake Village Ark 55:13.185. . 1-1003 E.Washingron,AThens,Ala.,116, 126, 166. 1.11-an 731, Seurcy. Ark 58 133 1339.143, 148, 183. fylFl-bOI McLain 51.. Newport, Ark, 58. er' 151-601 McLain 51.. Newport. Ark., 58. IFF-BOI: 35, Okay. Afk.. 58. 182. yn 151-417 Paloma 51., Corpus Christi Nueces, Tex., 5B, 117. 11 IFI-RL 1, Box 130, Bernardsville, N. 1., 58. 1153. 569-111-402 W. 7111 $1.. Geory, 01110., 58, 134. 135. 137, 181. ,1FIl-111 E. Fream, Holdenville. 01:10.. 58, 81, 177. Miriam 1F1-4537 Woodlawn Dr,, Pon Arthur, Tex.. 58. 119. '51-7656 Bauie. Deorborn, Mich, 513, 120, 173. ' inn 1F1-7656 Barrie, Deurbnrn, Mich, 58. 160. .1J1-3413 W. 10111.. lirile Rock, Ark. 53. 109, 122, 127, I'znbuh 151-15 E. Williston Ave., East WIIIIsIoI-I, N, Y., 53, 151-111. 1, Dardunelle, Ark, 58, 145, I78. 7 513 5. 3rd. St, Paragould, Ark, 58. 151-4161n Dealing, 1.0., 58. 846 N. Belmonl, Wichita 6, Kun5., 58, 128, 163, 3'! 1J1-1106 E. Race. Searcy, Ark. 58. 151-55: 330, Fr. Smirh. Ark., 58. 110, 122, 129. 172. lJl-Rr. 2, Box 134, Holly Springs. Miss, 53. 183. -1432 E. McDanJaL Springfield 4, Mo., 58, 165. 5r1-737 Arizona. Wake Village, Texarkunu, Tex., 36, 76 192-. 173. ISJ-Svmion. Ark. 58. 165. 153-1157 w. Elm, Jonesbmo, Ark, 59, 110, 112. 179. Mock, Sterl 151-19 Imboden, Pocahontas, Ark... 59. Mon1gomery. Leo 11-1-3111 E. 9th 51., Mountain Grove, Mo., 59, 184 Moore, Bill ISrI-Porrageville, Mo., 38, 128. 185. Moore, Marian 1F1-813 Mary 51., Sikeston. Mo 59. Moore, Ronald lFl-Rr. 2, Fuirburg. lll., I76. Morton, Janis 1F1-2043 N. Mitdred, Dearborn, Mich, 59, 122. Moss, Toni tFJ-1321 Drexel, Oklahoma City 7, Okla, 59. 167. Mowery, W. 0. 151-121. 5, Atoka, 01:10., 59, 117, 184. Murphey, Harold 1F1-Rr. I. Seurcv. Ark. 59. Murphey, Kennerh lJJ-RL 1, Searcv, Ark., 59. Murphy, T0111; 1J1-RT. 2, Portugewlle, MCL, .59, 172. Murray. Joe 1F1-1610 Gruybur, Murfreesboro. Tenn., 59, 184. Myers, fem 1J1-R1'. 1. McCrory, Ark, 22, 59, 140. 178. N Nance, Sue 1F1-BO4 Dill St. Newport, Ark, 59, 164. Neal, Pm 1F1-1OO Lancaster Rd., Linle Rock, Ark.. 59. 161. Nefms, Joy 1Fl-1352 Gnodbar, Memphis, Tenn., 59, 164. Nelson, Danice 15r1-8021 Detroit 51., Houston, Tex, 38, 119, 158. New. Jeanette 1F1-R.D. 3, Vincentown, Tabernacle, N. J., 59, 109, 158. Newell, David 1F1-421 Conner. Ft. Worth 5, Tom, 59, 145. 183. Newman, Marya Lou 1Fl-614 First 51., Neptune Beach. Fla., 59, 167. Newman. Nancy Jo 1F1-4931 Seoley Ava. Downers Grove, 111., 59. 117. 174. 158. Nrcholson. Ken 1F1-1034 Schumucher, Flint 7. Mich, 59, 137, 183. Niestodr, John ISrI-Box 899. Harding College, Seurcy, Ark, 88, 131. Nix. Cecile 1F1-522 Catalpc Sl.. Clarksdale. Miss., 59, I62. Nixon, Lorry 151-3646 E. 58111 St, Mavwood. Calif.. 59. Noel, Sully 151-30: 127, 8001, A111. 59. 168. Noland. Jerel 1J1-808 N. Griffin 51., Morrillon, Ark, 59. Norman, Ken 1F1-Box 275. Kenseif, Ark... 59. Norswonhy, Jim lJ1-1142 Farmstead, Wichita. Kons., 59, 112, 185. Northcut. Kay 151-1505 Onkiond, Ft, Worth 3, Tex.. 59, 168. Norwood, Harold 15r1-204 '1; Blakeney, Searcy, Ark, 38, 137, 183. O Obrechf, Paula IFJ-Ri. 2. Claude, 1:11., 59, 159. O1Connor, Kathy 181-4648 Allendole, Detroit 4, Mich., 60, T10, 157 O1Daniel,BiH 1Jl-3030 Lillian. Shreveport, 1.11., 60 176. Ofusu, Yoriko 1Jl-18 Fukide- cho, Shibu. Minqlo- Ku. Tokyo, Japan, 60, 90. 124 162. Ofiver. Dorothy 151-102 Drilling St, Morrilson, Ark., 60, 168. Ol'iver. William 1J1-2007 Edgewood. Berkley, Mich, 60, 179. Olmnead. Betty 1811-1021 S. 15111, Frederick, Okla, 38, BS. Olree, Joe 1JJ-6IB 5. 61h, Hoyti, Mo., 60, 83, 12B, 173. Olree. Joy 15r1-702 E, Woodruff, Searcy. Ark, 38. O'Nea1, Peggy 1F1-407 E. Kirk. Hugo, 01:10.. 60. 80. 118,160. Organ, Ginny 1J1-2836 Merle 51.. Shreveport, La., 60, 77,118,119.1,66 176. Overturf, Sylvester 151-111. 12, Box 336, Oklahoma City. Okla, 60. P Pace. Janet Beth 1F1-3701 Ogemu, Flint 7, Mich. 60, 117, 159. Face, Jerry 1F1-65173 Colkins Rd., Flint 4, Mich, 60. Parker, Gl'ynn 1151-1311 Pcplur 51., Van Buren, Ark, 60, 172. Parks, Judy 1J1-404 Minerva Dr., Murfreesboro, Tenn., 60. 64, 73, 77. 106,110,159,1BO. Purroff, Glenda tFl-Flippin, Ark, 60. Parsiey, Malcolm 15r1-Box 922, Hardlng College, Seurty, Ark, 39, 117. Pate, AnneHe McDouguId 15r1-509 E. Putk Ave., Searcy, Ark, 18, 39, 74, 123, 124. Pate, Don 1511-71l N. College, Stuhgurh Ark, 39. 124. Patten. Jeuronne 151-2408 Chamberlain, Houston 16, Tex., 60, 110. 122 123, 171. Patterson. Par ISI-Oldfield, Mo., 60. Peacock, Curry 151-224 Walnut 51.. Tiptonville, Tenn., 60, 109, 129, 145 173. Peorrow, Bobby 1F1-Box 346. Augusta. Ark. 60. Paddle. Garry 15r1-75 Gaibmifh Ave., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 38, 74, 107.115.117.180. Peebles, lorry IJJ-Sarmoga, Ark. 60. 138. 139, 142, I47, 182. Peugh, Donna 151-5178 Harlan Dr.. Klamarh Falls. Ore.. 60. Phillips. Jimmie 1J1-Hughson, Calif., 60. 124, 174. PhilFips, Myer 15r1-152 25111 St. N.W., Paris, TEL, 35. Phillios, Sondra lSr1-l39 Norwood, Shreveport, Lo., 38, 126, 160. Pierce, Anna Faye IFI-Russell. Ark. 60. Pierce, Durden 1J1-612 E. Park Ave SEUICY, Ark 60. 116, 177. Pierce, Elaine 1F1-612 E. Park Ave., Seulcy, Ark, 60, 116, 163. Pierce, June? 1.11-612 E. Park Ave, Seorcy, Ark... 60, 116, 150, 163. Pirre. R. E. 1J1-2488 Kelvin, Eaton Rouge. Lo., 60, 185. Plank. Ruth 1Jl-1209 Reynolds. Kansas City 2, Kans., 60, 109, 120, ISB. Pal, Tara 1S1-1l4 Rasfa Path, Foovu 2, lnd1c. 60, 90. Poflock, Virginia 1F1-1DO2 Cobb, Janesborc, Aria, 61, 171. Porter, Bennie 111-12?. 1, Colcoard, 014.10., 61, 64, 66, 67, 88, 106, 109. 118. 179. Porter, Freddie 1F1-507 N. West, Morrflron, Ark, 61. Porter, Hilda tFl-Ri. 4, Lawton Circle, Magnolia, Ark. 61. 119, 161. Porterfield. Donald 15r1-804'f; E. Cenfer, Searcv, Ark, 35. Porter, Phil 1F1-Box 117, Newark, Ark., 61, 184. : 1257 PowelJ, Norma 151-111. 1, Box 42. Thuyer. M11. 61. 157. Powell, Sandra 151-7816 E. St. Joseph, lnldionapolus. Ind.. 124. 125. 159. Presley, Martha 15I1-RI. 2, Senoloqu, Miss, 38. Pl'iCE, Sammy 1J1-R1 2, Box 392, Bragg Ciiy, M0., 61, 146. Pnesv, Deon 151-16 H11151de Rd, Rockwood, Tenn, 61, 83, 119, 180. Pmchelr, Linda 1F1-209 Williams 81., Eusr PI'CIiHE, Mo, 61, 72, 109, 121, 172. 167. Prysock, Lynn 1S1-Tkaermun, Ark, 61, 155. Purmon, 0611110 1511-50: 3241. Cullen. Ark, 33. 123. R Rugsdulc, Cordeil 1FI-MummoTh Spring, Ark, 61 Ralaford, Erma 1F1-Texos Petroleum Co., Mala, Am. 267, Caracas, VENE- zuela, Soth America, 61. Ramsey, Anna 1F1-RL 1, Box. 84, Hox1e, Ark, 61, 124, 164. Randolph. Glenn lFl-Rr. 7, Sparta, Tenn, 61, 173. Rnusch, Marinn 15r1-112 5. Spring, La Grange, Ill.. 39. 122, 167. Raymer, Rober? 1511-121. 1, Oran, 11110., 116, 117. Read, Jeanette Ul-RL 3, Comanche, TEX., 61, 109, 118, 121, 158. Renves. Joyce Amro 1F1-531 Ramsey 51., Boresville. Ark, 61. 158. Reddell, Irene 151-121 1, 511113, Stone Mountain, GCL, 61. Redwme. Mary 1J1-B0x 206. Cordell, 01:16.. 61, 74. 83. 107. 110, 116, 119,160,171. Reed Ruben IFJ-RI 1, Glen Allen, Mo., 61, 172. Reese. Clyde lJ1-407 N. Maple, Searcy, Ark, 61, 129, 146, 174. 221352, E110 Moe 151-407 N. Maple, Seorcy, Ark, 61. Reynolds. Judy 1F1-3317 W. College. Shreveport. 10.. 61. 131. Reynolds, Reggie 1Fl-3005 Alabama, Shreveport, Lo.. 19, 61, 131, 180. Rhodes, Jock 131-415 N. Grand, Searcv, Ark, 61, 119, 147. 180. Rhodes, Poberlu lJ1-Box 844, 1501 N. Mehdiun, Wichita 1, Kans., 61, 71, 110,119,160. Rhodes, Ran 1F1-22843 Shurrow, Warren, Mich, 61, 145, 179. Richardson, Ann 61-902 Grand 1, Curuihersvulla, M0,, 61, 110, 122, 129, 159. Rithordson, Jack E lsrl-Oilheld, Mo., 39. Richardson, Morgen 161-3825 Gladys $1.. Bellwood. 111., 118. 119, 121. 130. Ruthordsun, Shirley 151-1020 5. Wewaka, Wewoku, 01-116.. 61, 109, 110, 1 12. 126. Richert, John 151-8444 Weil, Cen1er11ne, Mich., 62, 112, 146, 147, 179. R1cke1r, Dolores ISI-Moody, Mo., 62, 163. Riley, Richard 1$r1w4825 Mayfair, Ft. Worth, Tex., 39. Enchie. Andy 1., I11 1J1-C11H10n, Ark, 62, 177. Ruthie, Anne Knk 151-1111 5. High 51., Columbia, Tenn., 62. R11Chie. Benye 1FI-306 E. Park Ave. Searcy. Ark. 62. 119. Ritchie, Ed 1Sr1-306 E. Park Ave., Seorcy, Ark, 38, 117. Roach, Nelda 111-1 . 1, Springluke, Tex., 62, 73, 160. Poberls. Hugh 156-23 Locust 51.. Erlanger, 101.. 38. Roberts, Sandie 1F1-100 W. Madison 51., Lake CiTy, 1:10., 62. 151, 17 Roberison, Elaine ISrI-Box 683, New Bosiun. Tax 38. 129, 160. Robertson, LllliCln M. 1811-900 E. Race. Searcv. Ark, 38. Robmscn. tarry 151-121. 2. Manila, Ark, 62, 122. 178. Robinson, Morllyn ISrJ-Bux 185, Rutherford, Tenn, 38, 165. Rockwell, Ed 15r1-1OO S. College, Mulvane. Kans.. 38. Eowle , Wilson lF1w-Rr. l, Quirman, Ark., 62. Roy. Vnrglmu 1F1-1426 Cuiherine, Memphis, Tenn., 62, 157. Ruch. Nina Muye 11:1-3070 Lukeland Rd., Decatur, 111., 62, 120, 158. Russell, Myrlo 1G1-Sew211 Hall, Harding College. Searcy, Ark, 26. Rurherford. Elliott lF1-S. Main, Franklin. Ky.. 62, 178. Ryan, John 15r1-510 W. End Ave., Avon, N. J.. 39, 178. 5 Sunny. Delay 1F1-Goodrnon, M0,. 62, 126, 171. Saunders, London 156-201 Kcnuwhu Terrace, Sr. Nbons, W. Va, 39. Sounders. Larry 171-2052 Central Ave., Memphis 4, Tenn, 62, 179. Savage, Carolyn 1F1-Box 183, Taliulu, 111., 62. 167. Schales, Bobby 1J1-2921 Edgewood, Pine Bluff, Ark, 62, 129, 176. Schardr, Arthur 1F1-20 Dalian Piece, Edison, N. J.. 62. Seusrrunk, Brenda 1F1-Rr. 5, Box 58. Hot Springs, Ark... 62, 165. Sellers, Donna 15r1-604 North Cross, Seurcy, Ark, 39, 170. Sellers. Leroy 1Jl-607 M. Cross. Seorcy. Ark. 62. Sells, LuWonno 151-1629 N.E. 47th., Oklahoma City, 01:10., 62, 163. Setzler, Toni 171-106 W. 52nd 51., North Linle Rock, Atk, 62, 157, Sewell. Norman 151-16 Great Oaks. Rollo. Max. 176. Season, Conway 15r1-41D N. Cypen. Searcy, Ark, C19, 145. Sharp. Clifford 151-801: 235, Midway, Ark, 62, 143. 144, 173. Shearer, Maggie Jean lFl-Sidon, Ark, 62, 164. Sheets, Bill 151-Proctorvi112, Ohio, 62, 17B. Sherroden. Ruth Ann IFl-Rf, 1, P199011, Ark., 62, 126, 164. Shewmoker. Eeih 1F1-R1. 1, Beech Grove. Ark., 62. Shewmaker, Claudio IFI-Bux 22, Kolmo, Northern Rhodesia, Africa, 62, 90, 111:. 159. Shewmaker, David 151-Rr. 4, Porogould, A!k., 62, 173. Shewmuker, Earlene 15rJ-Box 177, Hammon, Okla, 39, 168. Shrniaku. Horuyuki 151-158 W. Burton, Chicago 10. 111.. 63. Shook, Leo 1J1-120 E. 20111 St, Anniston, Ala., 63, 178. Shupe, Murvu Jo 1J1-Rt. 1, Point, Tax, 171, Sjikmcn. Darrell lS1-Box 317. Seorcy.Ark..63.185. Sill1man, Oweitu lF1-RT. 4, Box 110,Cumden,Ark.,63,163 Silvey. Bob151-UHSA ELM MAAG, AWPO 794. New York. N. Y.. 60. 63. 106,109,119,127,143.IB3. 258 Simpson, John 151-710 E. Market, SearcV. Ark. 63. SIsco, Shirley 151-2515 R1ngo 53., Little Rock, Ark.,'63, 112, Suzemore, Leon 1.11-1204 Dorchester. Muskogee. Okla.. 63. 11- 1-: Skipper, Dannie 1J1-Rf. 2, Balls, Tenn, 145, 134. Sleege, Gory 11:1-113 May St, Marshallvown, Jowa, 63, l76u Smurf, David IFI-Belle, M0,. 63. 175. I Smith, Alyce 151-112 E. Waterman, Dumas, Ark... 63, 163. 5mi1h. Bill 1J1-366 Rolef Ave.. Locklond 15. Ohio. 63. 182 . Smith, Billy Mac 1F1-1815 Monroe, Little Rock. Ark, 63, 14, 182. Smieh, Brod 1J1-Rr. 3, Box 129. Stafford. Kans., 63. 118. It 1 Smith, Carol 1J1-212 E. 28 51., AnnIsion, Ala, 63, 126, 167: Smith. Cathy 1F1-R1. 1. Broken Arrow. Okla.. 63. 124. 15.7. Smiih, Deanna 151-5011 224, 5001 Sworn Rd., Turner, K 120, 158. 1 Smith, Dorthy 13r1-R1. 4. Box 125, Searcv. Ark, 39. Smith, Dwight 1Sr1-108V; S. Oak, Seorcv, Ark., 39, 136, 173:1 Smith, Erma 1S1-Lewisv1lle. 01110. 63. 88, 165. . Smith, Gory 1F1-121 Artillery Rd., San Antonio. Tex., 63. 177 Smirh, James 1F1-Mummmh Spring, Ark., 63. I Smith. Jerry 1F1-Ciinfon. Ark. 63. Smith, Juana; 151-121. 4, Searcy, Ark, 63. Smith Lawrence 1F1-R1. 1, Peck. Kons.. 63, 1132. Smith, Patricio 156-612 Clifton Rd N..,E Arlunm 7 60., 49 123,128,158. Smith, Sidney 1F1-913 Russwin, Clarksdule, M131, 63, 140. 1' Smith, Sue 151-111. 3, Nashville, Ark, 63, 157. Smotherman, Ron UI-ML Dora, F111. 63, 174. Southern, Afice 1F1-422 W. 10111 51., Portageville, MD., 63. . Sporkmun, Marine lF1-103 Crawford, Ciorksville, Ark, 63, '1 Sparks, Ferra Ul-Honkheod, New Aibuny, Miss, 64, 115, Speer. Marcus 1F1-Box 404. 861d Knob. Ark.. 64. 185. Stafford, Delia Beth 15r1-919 E. Market 51., Seurcy, Ark, 411, .1 119, 133. Starling. Gerald 1J1-1225 Baker 51.. Mount Dora. Fla.. 64, 12 Starr, D019. IJI-Rf. 1, Quaker City, Ohio, 64, 117, 129, 17 Stephens, Benny 15r1-R1. 1. Celina, Tenn., 36, 40, 70, 106;, Stephenson, Roger 1J1-313 W. Adams 51., Enterprise, 11110.. 11 Stewart, Aiice Jean 1J1-1232 26111 St. Huntington 5, W. VI: 5+1ne. NeuJ 1F1-2903 Sullivan 12:11,, Sahusmpol, Calif, 64, 184 Stine. Patricia 15r1-2903 Suflivun Rd., Sebastopol, Calif.. 41 171. Smckmn, Mum 1F1-2457 W. Texas 51., Moses Lake, Wash, . Stone, Anifo 1F1-1109 Frances Ava, Nashville, Tenn., 64, 11 Stone, Gerry 1F1-623 Teogue 3L, Nuvusom, Tax 64, 73, 113,1 Stone. James 151-623 Teague 51.. Nuvciso'ra. Tex..64,145,1 Starts, Andre 151-Box 43. Lepcmi'o, Ark. 64, 178. Street, Pm 14121. 1. Box 59, Searcy, Ark. 43. 64. 115. 160.. Sullins, Bob 15r1-826 Alice. Memphis. Tenn. 118. Summerlin, Phil IFI-Box 3154, 2347 Glenwood DL, Port Arih 118,148,179. Summm, Jeriel 151-Curdwell, Mo., 64, I39, 132. 1 Sutherlin, Put 1J1-106 N. Pecan, Searcy. Ark, 64, 77, 110, 1 .1 Sweet, Carolyn 151-Cabocl, Mo, 64, 117, 151, 165. V Swanson, Lucile 1J1-636 Guy 51.. Longmoni, Colo.. 64. 117, 13 :3 T Tabor, Haro1d 15r1-202 Jefferson Terrace. East Point. 66., 41.: ' Talley, Nancy 181-1501 W. Center, Seurcy, Ark, 64. . Tandy, Harold 151-1238 5. Wafer, Wichita 11. Kans., 64, 11.1 11'. 140,141,146,1B2. Tarence, Paul 1.11-1700 Euclid Ave., Jasper. NCL, 64. 120. 1 Tatum. Ann 1Sr1-1028 Mdgnoh'a, Bowling Green. Ky.. 26.11 117, 155. Taylor, Barbara 151-125 E. Cherokee, Springfield, Mo., 56, M '1 165. Taylor, Bennie 1F1-7680 Twin Oaks Ave.. Cirrus Hts... Calif., Taylor, Jimmy 1F1-7680 Twln Oaks Ave., Cirrus Hfs., Calif Tekhik, Mozelle 15r1-222 Ave. E., Hereford, TEL, 41, 75, 77,, 126. 159. I74. Tessmann, Dixie 1F1-141B Fairchild, Manhattan, Kans., 64, 1171, 124,125,164. Thacker. Dwain 1F1-6106 NW. 49, Oklahoma City. 01:16., Thomas, Carole 1J1-1001 W. 2nd., Coming, Adm, 64, 74, 8 126.162. Thomas,Norm01F1-1001 W. 2nd., Corning. Ark.,64.117.129 Thompson, Dwight151-tuings. Ohio, 65,1133145,179. ' Thompson, Jerry 151-1301 62, Alma 01416., 116,118,179. Thompson. Kafy 181-801: 23. Washington, Miss., 65. 127. 1671 Thompson, LaVonne 1Sr1-Luings, Ohio, 41,. 83, 106, 116, 16 ' 4 Thompson. Sylvia 1F1-215 Virginia. H01 Springs, Ark. 65. 117,1 Thieet, Ben 151-2716 Brazos Ava. Odessa. 11211.. 65, 175. Threewitt, George 1F1-701 W. Center, Searcy, Ark, 65. . Tobey, Darlene 1F1-2504 N. Norwood Place, Tulsa, 01:111., 65,, Todd. Gail 1F1-R1. 7, Tyler, Tex.. 65. Tomlinson, Mitchell 1F1-Holiy Springs. Miss., 65. Treudway. George 1J1-813 Howell $1., Paragould, Ark, 65, 139,. '1' Tucker, Dick 1171-507 W. Mary St, Bucyrus. Ohio, 65, 118, 120, Tucker, Robert 1J1-Box 206. Wuynefown, Ind. 65. T73. 'Tullis. Jane 1F1-607 Fleming Blvd. Rensselaer, Ind., 65. Turner. Gary 1Sr1-41O Cypen, Searcy, Ark. 1!. Kahnmh 151-Box 778, Timon. 01110.. 65. 172. 501110 15:1-5 Park Ave., Charleston 2. W .Vu.. 40, 75, 77. 102, $5,111,166.132. - . Frank 1S1-Underwood Rd., Russellville, Ala. 65, 118, 121. :Shuron 151-6514 Lillian Ave., Jennings 20, M06 65. 167- V Harold 151-1536 51. Charles. Jackson 9. Miss... 65, 109. 140, 153, 180. 2110 Frances 1511-7026, 151', Ave. 5., Birmingham, Mo.. 40, 120. Jack 15r1-2037 Burlington Dr., Muncie, Ind., 40. - Kenneth iSrI-ll NHE 251h 59., Oklahoma City, Okla. 41. - .Roy 1J1-305 Park Ave Searcy. Ark, 65. 143, 183. a th1lis lFl-Box 115, Peck, Kuns., 65, 16B. ayne 15r1-211 Holly 51., Murierm, Ohio, 41, 122, 128. 159 , Charles 1J1-1600 Ozark, R0110, Mo.. 65, 140. John Rip ISrI-Buy, Ark, 41, 140, 143, 183. Pat 151-204 Davis Court, Clarksville. Ark 65. 162. my IFl-Atkins, Ark, 120, 121, 174. Sun 1J1-10420 Gooding, Dallas 29, Tex.. 65. 83, 106. 109, 115, 169. -ur 1Sr1-2251 N. Bemon, Springfield. Mo.. 41, 119, 121, 180. W 6 iwil 1F1-Box 308, Earle, Ark, 43, 65, 140, 133. 131-400 81612, Newport, Ark., 65. 1Sr1-Ringgofd, Ln.. 41, 177. 16 Huger 1F1-R'r. 1, Searcy. Ark. 65. Donald 15r1-2204 Port Cuddo Dr., Marshall, 121., 41, 77. 131. m 15r1-Box 229. Hwy. 69, Savannah, Tenn., 40. My 1F1-ch 146, Spring Hill, Tenn., 65, 116, 126, 163. - 1 151-2602 Essex P1.. NushviHe 12, Tenn., 43, 59. 65, 109, 12. 122, 159. 111-826 W. Cherry, Jonesboro, Ark., 65, 109, 124. 140. 183. we 1F1-301d Knob, Ark., 65, 162. 1 156-506 N. Charles, Searcy, Ark, 40, 178. , Jean 15r1-505 Warwoad Ave., Wheeling, W. Va., 40, 109. 57. 51-111. 4, Box 133, Newport, Ark, 66, 177. Mid 1F1-R1. 2, Box 159, Houston 18, Tan, 66, 172. 113-2720 Caner, Ft. Worth 3. Tex.. 66, I73. IF1-Her1itk 3, 111., 66, 180. 15:1-Bluckstone, Va.. 41. 109. 123. 127, 179. '1 1519-0011. 51., anhviHe, Ark, 41, 123. 1131-9786 Princess, Taylor Cen1er, Mich., 26. Sl-Ri. 1, Lonoka. Ark, 66, 176. Ivn 1F1-1407 Herrin. Clarksdale. Miss 66. 160. 151-111. 1, Lake City, Ark, 66, 143, 147, 183. ,lGl-Rf. 2. Box 165, Heber Springs, Ark, 26. IJI-Box 77B. Tipton, 01:10., 66, 167. Entry 1511-30: 3051, Arsenal, Ark., 32, 41, 74, 123, 17a. 'bece 1F1--Box 3051. Arsenal, Ark, 66, 129, 161. ' Barry 1F1-1801 Lynnhaven,Fr.Wor1h63,Tex., 66. 166. .. ISI-Tipton Home, Timon, 01:16., 174, 1F1-311S.Zunis.Tulsu,Okla.,66,117,120, 125.167. 1-R1. 3, Danville, 111., 42, 66, 80,146,173. 13-4034 Verrue, Fresno 2. Calif., 66, 158. 171-121. 1. Box 253, Pine Bluff, Ark, 66, 176. , 01-3424 Olive, Nonh Lihle Rock, Ark., 66, 171. i 1S1-R?. 1. New Moninsville, W. V11. 66. - lewil 1J1-5-111 Johnson Dr., Mission, Kuns., 66. I119 151-119. 1, Curuvhersville, Mo.. 66, 173. 151-Bla:kwofer, Mo.. 66, 164. 1131-524 Whit larch, Trumann. Ark, 66, 175. 1F1-on 126, Waldo. Ark, 66. 1F1-3512 Margu'm: Dr., F1. Worth 16. Tex 66, 170 I alfield, Minn, 117, 131. In 151-Box 933, Harding College. Searcy, Ark, 66. , L 1131-2149211, Ark, 67. 1,51-300 N. W111en, Memphis 7, Tenn., 67. ', 151-W.C.C.. Weyburn, Saskatchewan. Canada. 67. Davis ISr1-6'14 S. Palmer, Tyler, Tex., 41. 119, 168. , 61! 151-56: 165, Bradford, Ark, 67, 120, 131. 1111-3546 Harding, Dearborn B, Mich., 67, 167. 1511-21. 2, Culdweli, Kans., 117. F1-7I9 5. High, Neosho, Mo.. 67. 124, 158. 13-6611. 091., Pocahontas, Ark, 67, 1113. 521-2316 N. National, Springfield, Mo.. 41, 74, 81. 94 118. 130. M413 8111 S.E., Paris. 1211., 40, 124, 157. 151-2126 Arlingnm Blvd, Florence, A16, 65, 66, 116, 166. Elia Moe 151-30: 234, Lowell, Ohio, 66, 110. 117. 126. 165. 1511-3309, 58111 51,, Sacramento 2D, Co1jf., 41. 118, 120. ' 3. 1J1-Box 933. Hutding College, Searcy, Ark, 66, 185. 1151-3521 Democrat, Memphis, Tenn., 47, 67, 73, 106, 119, Wilson, Louella 1151-501 Brookhcm Dr., hearty, Ark 1:11, 162. Wilson, N. J. 1F1-RL 2, Senmh, Mo.. 67, 175. Wingfield, Linda 1F1-Magazine, Ark... 67, 169. Wingfield, Roben 1.11-Muguzine, Ark, 67. Wingfield, Willa Dean 1J1-Magazine, Ark., 67. Wise, Donna 151-Rf. 4, Springdale, Ark. 67, 126, 158. Wisenboker, Mary Jean 1F1-R1. 2, Valdosta, Ga. ,67, 120, 161. Wisenbaker, Peggy 1F1-Rt. 2, Valdosta, Ga, 67, 120, 161. Wofiord, Tommy ISrI-Rf. 2, Alma, Ark, 122. 123, 183. Womack, Hugh 1F1-Rr. 1, Box 108, Murfreesboro, Ark, 67, 147. Womack. Joe lFi-Box 253, Russell, Ark.. 67. Wood, Bennett 15r1-3711 E. Matkef, Indianapolis, Ind., 40. 12B, 137, 180. Wood. Doyle 150-121. 4, Paragould, Ark, 40, 139. 148, 181. Wood, Jimmy 1F1-Rf. 4, Porcgould, Ark, 67, 181. Woodhurn, Faye 1F1-R1. 2, Cherry Vufley, Ark., 67, 164. Woodie. Diana 151-206 Brook 51.. Wilkesboro, N. C., 67, 128, 151. 16.5. Womack, Joy 1F1-201 N. Jackson, Linie Rock. Ark, 67, 164. Wright, Earl 151-Box 694. Port Isabel, Tex.. 67, 173. Wright, Marilyn 151-1511 E. 86111 sr., Chicago 19, III., 67 168 Y Yang, C1101 Man 1F1-200 Chongru 5 K0, Seoul, Korea, 117. Yorbrough. Jerry lF1-1008 Roosevelt Rd., Broadview, 111., 67, 179. Yelion, Shirley 1F1-933 Lincoln Way E, Mishuwuku, Ind, 67, 116, 117, 167 ,112,119,121, Yoakum, Bob 15r1-922 Bradish 81., Adrian, Mich., 40, 119, 181. Yoder, Dole 1J1-Hopewell. Ohio, 67, 131. Young. Helen 1F1-Rt. 1. Box 24. Swifron. Ark., 67. 170. Young, June 1511-5327 Wilson Ave., Ponsmourh, Ohio, 67, 167. Yue, George 161-6 Tin Hou Temple Rd.. 3rd. Floor, Causeway, Bay, Hong Kong, China, 26, 27, 117, 146, 177. Academy Index Ackers, Frank 1.11-626 W. MacAnhur, Oakland, Calif.. 197, 207, 209. Armor, Dawn 151-Box 1376, Topeka, Kuns., 197, 202. 208. 210, 211, 221. B Bacon, Joel 151-1451 Lake Shore, FT. Wonh. Tex., 197, 211, 225. Belch. Curoiyn 151-Cherokee Court, Newport, Ark 197. 211, 222. Bales. Mary Ethel 151-707 E. Race. Seurcy, Ark, 197, 207, 208, 209, 210, 21 1 , 222. Barnhurf, Barney 111-3244 Downtuin, Wichita, Kuns., 197, 211, 224. Berryhill, Noitu Jean 1J1-910 E. Center, Searcy, Ark, 196, 197, 201, 202, 206, 207, 208, 210, 211, 212, 213, 221. Bledsoe, Judy 151-619 5. Rickem, Sherman, Tax, 197, 211, 220. Booker, Lynn 1J1-906 N. Walnut. Sfeele, Mo.. 197. Breaks, Virginia 1J1-5604 Howihom, Linle Rock, Ark, 197, 222. Btyam, Tommy IJI-Rr. 1, Box 22, Searcy, Ark., 196. 197, 206, 210, 211, 215, 217, 223. Burke, Carlton 15r1-930 E. Camel, Seorcy, Ark, 193, 206, 207, 210, 211, 215, 217. 223. Burks, Romlee 1511-121. 1, Hewing, Tenn, 197, 211, 222. C Ccllunen, Marilyn 181-7221 Blount Rd.. Lirrle Rock, Ark., 197, 210, 211, 221. Ccr'rer, Don 151-Fox 51., Detroit Mich, 198, 200, 224. CusEV. Lonny 151-912 E, Market, Searcy, Ark, 196, 198, 206, 207, 210, 211.214.216.211223 Cawood, Marion 15r1-423 E. Ivy 51., Harlan, Ky., 193, 207. 210, 211. 221. Clark, Dee Vonne 15r1-Box 383, Claypool. Ariz,. 193. 201. 202. 204. 207, 210, 211, 2111, 220. Collins Susan 15r1-4336 Mockingbird, Dallas, Tex 192.193.201.211, 221. Conley, Joa 1.11-2521 Northwest 26111, Oklahoma Cihr, 01:16.. 198. Cooper, Barbara fSI-No 35 .101: Hand Trailer Court McRua Rd., Spenard, A105., 198, 220. Cape, Myra IJI-Rf. 4, Searcy. Aria, 19B, 210, 211, 222. Cope, Nancy 1S1-Ri. 4. Seurcy. Ark. 120, 198, 210, 211. 220. Cowun, Omugene 1F1-1300 E. Market, Searcv, Ark, 198, 211, 220. Cox. Anneke 15r1-1 Patricia Ln.. Linle Rack, Ark, 193. 211. 221. Cax, Phyllis 1.11-313 Hosp., Jacksonville, Ark, 198, 211, 221. Cruse. Carol Sue 1J1-19 Evergreen Rd., Linle Rock, Ark, 198. Cupples. Bill 1J1-332 Ccsillu. Incupuquio, Peru. Scum America, 193. 224. D Davis, Annene 181-614 S. Palmer, Tyler. Tex., 193, 201, 204, 206, 207, 210, 211. 212, 221. Deon, Chris 1Sr1-302 5. Moss, Scurry, Ark, 193, 206, 215, 217, 223. Dean, Dickie 1F1-302 5. Moss, Searcy, Ark 197, 198, 211, 215, 219. 223. Dodson, Martha 1Sr1-5808 W. Markham, Linle Rock, Ark, 193. Dunhcm. Me-Ha 1F1-412 Lu Bouve, Plaquemine, Lu., 198, 211, 221. Dykes, Latina 1J1-714 E. Cenfer, Searcy, Ark, 193, 207, 209, 211, 220. 259 E Edwards. Kay 1519-Nework, Ark, 196, 193. 207. 208, 211 221. Ely, 321W 151-1508 Tulip Aweu Searcy, Ark., 198, 207. 210, 211. 222. English, Rethudell 1F1b-301 S. Blonton, Seurcy, Ark.., 198. 211. 220. E5139, Claudia 1132904 E. Cemer. Seurcy, Ark, 198, 209, 211, 222. Evans. Jack 15121301 5. Perice, Little Rock. Ark., 193, 215. 216. 217. 7223. Evans. Judy 151-309 E. Market, Seorcy, Ark.. 120. 195, 211, 222. F Fechr, Gerd ISrIw-1315 N. Durdue, Oklahoma City, 01110.. 193, 208, 210, 211, 225. Fore, David 15r12515 32nd 51., Vienna. W. Va., 193. Franklin, Jayne 151210 River Oaks. L'm1e Rock, Ark, 193. French, Lorry 151-2304 5. Biakney, Searcy. Ark., 198, 211. 215. 217. 224. G Gull, Bob lSl-AOB Superior, Hot Springs, Ark, 198. Gunnawuy, Carol 13.125117 Hawthome Rd., LiHle Rock, Ark., 193. 220. Gunus, C1i1HF12802 E. Market, Seorcy. Ark, 121, 197. 198. 209. 210. 211, 223. Girchel, Dem lSr12-3920 W. 8111, lirtle Rock, Ark. 193. Gwen, Anna 1512311416111 51., Apr. 15, Whiting, 1nd,, 198. 211. Grimes, Ed IS1HTehochapi, Calif., 198, 225. Grimes. Jerry IF12Tehachap1, Colit. 198. 225. H Huger, Max lSl-R'I. 1, SearCy. Ark, 198, 207, 208, 210, 211. 225. Hum1ey. Stella lJl-MT. Rr. 6, Bax 290 B, Michigan Chy. Ind., 121. Harris, Gail 151-3319 W. 44, lmle Rock. Ark, 198, 211, 222. Huihcock, Jacquie 1Srl2124 E. Livingston 53., Celina, Ohio. 194. 210, 211. 221. Hawkins. Jimmy 15r121301 5. Jackson, Little Rock, Ark, 194. 206, 223. Hays. Edward 112121401 Hillcresr Dr., Seorcy, Ark, 198, 219, 224, Heim. Kaye 1Sr1-211 ?eur1. Little Rock, Ark, 195. Hillhouse, June l5r12Rt, 3. Charleston, Mo.. 195, 210. 211, 224. Hodge. Margaret 1J128704 Geyer Springs Rd.. Little Rock, Ark., 198. 211, 221 Holben. bickie :512323 Brown, Lime Rock, Ark, 198. 223. Houser. Carolyn 1J12102 N. Mess, Seorcy, Ark. 121. 198, 210, 211. 222. Hughes, Jo 1512205 N. Grand. Seurcy, Ark, 190, 193. 208, 210. 211, 220. Jenkins, Richard U1-901 E. Market. Seorcy, Ark., 190, 198, 206. 224. Jenkins, Travis 15r123521 S. 35111, Ft. Smifh, Ark, 195. 202. 206. 208, 211, 225. Johnson, Jammy 1Sr12801 425, Kensetv, Ark., 195, 206, 211. 215. 224. Johnson, Warren 1J12107 S. Turner, Semcy. Ark., 198, 206, 211, 224. Jones, Dowd lSr12Box 447, Channelview, Tex., 195, 214, 215, 224. Jones. Erner lJ1-No. b Indian Trail, LiHle Rock, Ark , 198. 224. Jones, Johnny 151215531 Ave. C, Chonnalview, Tex., 196, 198. 206. 207. 215, 223. K King. Frances 11112909 5. Cenrer, Semcy, Ark, 198. 211, 221. Km , Nancy 15r1u102 Woodcrest Dr., San Antonio. Tex., 192, 195, 206, 207. 210. 211, 213, 221, Koonce, David 15r121824 Pine Valley Rd., Linle Rock, Ark., 210, 211, 223. L Lacy, Roger 182-21232 E. Ave. R, Palmdale. C0111 194, 206, 210, 211. 215, 223. Lange. Tim 1J1-340 N. Ridge Rd,. Linte Rock, Ark, 198. 225. Lawson, Jimmie 1J121509 E. Market, Searcv, Ark. 198. 207, 211. 215, 217. 223. Lee. David 1Sr12302 Beech. Little Rock, Ark.. 194. Leigh. Edmond 1314221 Woodlawn Ave., Linle Rock, Ark, 193, 195, 200. 206, 207. 209. 223. Lomukemu. Milland 1F1w-2nd Mesa, Ariz., 198, 219. 224. M Manes, Brenda 1J12BO7 W. IOVh, Tracy, Calif, 198, 211, 221. Martin. Bill 614216 Palos Verdis Blvd. Redondo Beach. Calif.. 199, 225. Mouth, Dan 151244309 Lenoa. Lonccsfer, Calif, 199. Mayer, Flonces Tootay 15r1-330 S. Sounder. Aromas Puss. Tex l93. 195. 210, 211. 221. McDougald, Sonic IJJ2509 E, Park Ave., Searcy, Ark., 196, 199, 222. McMuhen. Gammon lSrL-Rr. 1, Stamps, Ark, 195. McWilliams, Put 1J1-1915 Shudowlune, Little Rock, Ark., 120. 199. 202. 206, 207. 209, 211, 225. Medina, Vicfor 1J12313 E. B3 51., New York. N. Y., 119. 208. 209, 211, 225. Mills, Deanna 11112-1106 E. Rune, Seurcy, Ark, 199, 208, 209, 211, 221. Mills, Sandy 1J12Kense11, Ark. 199. 206, 207, 220. Mitchell. Judi 151-1004 47 51., Birmingham 8, A15. 211, 220. Mair, Lu Donna 15r1w1606 Voorhees Ave., Manhattan Bench, Colif., 211, 220. Moore, Waymon 11:12202 Cross 53., Searcv, Ark. 120, 210, 211, 219. 224. 2150 N Nopolituno, Joe 1131-82 W. 53 5L, Baionne. N. 3.. I . Nevlns, Glenda 1F1-800 E, Market, Searcy. Ark, 197,. Nevins, Jerry IJJ-iBOO E. Marker, Seafcy, Ark, 121, 1' 223. Niemeyer, Peggy 15r1-2509 Brown, Lirlle Rock, Ark, Nonhcur. Mary Lee 15r121505 Oakland, Fr. Wonk. 1' 210,211, 212,213,221. ... Norrhedge. Fred 1514-7 25 Success Rd., Akron. Ohio. 195; O O1Connor, Bab 1Sr12207 Julian Ave., E. 81. Louis, 1.11.. O'Connor. Roy 1512121. 1 E., Millsmdt. 111., 215, 223. O1iver. Gaylen 111127052 Hupp, Warren. M1:h.. 199. 2 Osburn, Carroll 19121400 N. Wcshingkm. Forrest 2 206. 205. 210, 211. 217, 223, Owen. Torn 1817Longfellow an, LiTHe Rock, Ark, 199. Owens, Jim ISr1-Rf. 2, Box 342. Poplar Bluff, Mo-.. 1'. P Packard, Edirhemily 1J1270 Lokeshure, Little Rock, Ark Pearce, Bobbie 1J1-Ve1 Village. Apr 12, Searcy. Ark, '1 Perkins, Jan ISrJ-rZHO S. Pine 51.. Link: ROCK, Ark. 11 '1' Phillips, Jim 151-209 Woodbury Dr., San Antonio, TIL, 1 Pif'urd, Rob 15117734 3, Monin. Little Rock. Ark, 195. Posevesuu, Manuel 151-5hungopovy. Second Mesa. M1: - 1 Powell, Helen Beth 1F1-21311 E. Market, Searcy, Ark 1 220. Pullium. Kay 1J14-1310 E. Race, Seulcy, Ark. 199. 211.1 R Razney, Sue 151-80: 572. Harding College, Searcy. Ark..1 Rulston, Pm 15r1-143 5. Vaienrine, Unle Rock, Ark 1955. Rhodes, thlip $12503 E. Marker. Searcy. Ark.. 197. 199-- 215, 219, 22:1. Rhodes, Timmy ISrJ 503 E. Marker. Searcy, Ark, 192. 195 210. 211, 214. 215. 216, 217, 223, Risinger, Linda 1512800 N. Oak. Seurcy, Ark. 196, 1199', 210.211.212.220. , 1 Roberts, Blenda 1J1r928 E. Market, Seorcy, Ark., 199. 219,. Roberts. G1endo ISI21OO W. Madison, Luke Cnv. Fla., 1W Roberfmn, Barbara 1Jl2900 E. Race Ava, Searcy, Ark. 111 , S Sherrod, Wayne 151-Box 137. ldelou, Tex.. 199, 223. Simmons, Ken 1Jli1400 Harding Dr.. Searcy. Ark. 199, . Smothers. Bob 11141611, Vidory. Little Rock, Ark. 199, 7 Spoulding, Joe 1J1-80x 541, Harding College. Searcy. AIL, 206, 210, 211, 215, 225. Speck, Rosemary 1512713 E. Market Searcv. Ark.. 199. 211, 212, 220. Stapleton. Mary Claire 1J1-904 E. Center, Searcy, Atk.. f 220. 222. Stovull, James 151-121. 1, Rising 51m, Tex., I99, 223. , Stowers, Sara 1J122114 N. Arthur. Little Rock. Ark, 199, 2. 1;. T .. Tore, Sid 15r1-Rr. 1, Box 630, Gretna. Lu., 192, 195. 200. 215, 221, 223. Thompson, David 1J1-Rr. 1, Box 211, Senarobia, Min 199. 1 Thompson, Don 131-101 W. Grand. Searcy, Ark, 206. 211'. Thompson, Jean 15r12Wigley Manot, Owar, Hunts, England, '1 Thompson, Jimmy ISr1-1bDO E. Market, Searcy, Ark.. 194.. 1 21.4, 215, 217, 224. ' Underwood, John 1512Harding College, Searcy. Ark, 199, 2 V Van Winkle, Dee 11321807 5. Curr, Sedaliu, M0,, 199. 215. W Wallace. Ruth Ann 15r1252b W. Cherry. Jonesboro, Ark 194. .1 221. Warner, Lorry 15r1-Rr. 1, Clemmons, N. C., 210. 211. Weeks, Pete 1Sr1i1209 Olbert Pike, Ft. Smith. Ark, 214, 215.- West, Louellen 1F1i500 E. Moore. Searcy, Ark, 199, 211,22Q; White, Don 1J1-Cusillu 332, lncapiquio, Peru, South America. Wilkes, Jean MRabFn 1512-170 Roberto Dr., Memphis, Tenn., 1. W111ioms. Steve 1314939 Bettiry Ln., Befhesdo l4, Md., 193.. 224. W1lsan, Sharon 11:17508 N. Hussey. Seorcv, Ark, 199. 211. 220,- Womuck, John 1J121614 W. 2151, Links Rock, Ark, 200. Wood, Stephen lSr1u240 Grand Ave., Englewood. N. J.. 210. Wornock, Dolores 15r1i201 N. Jackson. Lirtle Rock, Ark, 194.1 The Petif Jean Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Managing Editor . , . . . , . 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