Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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--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,

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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'

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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