Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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- u I tn boys come ?0 pack up then dams, are large and ulfruchve. on show nighrs. church nwghrs and other PATTIE Cobb Hall and thcorr Hall ore the two mulor women s residences. The college pro- vides housmg for 429 women on campus Each dorm hos recephon rooms wrrh televnsion seTs. .idofmnanes, localed on 'he ecsi corner of rhe campus are Groduove Hall and Armstrong Hail, Bmlr on the suite plcm they house 395 men,

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r 1 g,- M- Ii A-IlI-IHEi nil! MEAL lines mm H frxmilwr sight, especioHy Io smdems who Iwn on campus The dmmg hall, where student workers help prepare and serve lhe meals dam, xs located m lhe basement of Pattie Cobb Hall Conversohon never lugs 05 fnends discuss Me ochvmos of Thu day and occasmnoHy The food. I10 uniquv and distinctive feature of Harding is; its; mnphasis upon Bible teaching. Christian rhnrm'lvr. and spiritual development. Daily cllapol with iis rivvntiunal period and fre- quent talks on varinus 1110mm; helps mold the Harding: spirit. Each wook thoro are meetings on the campus for studmlts inlermtorl in personal evangclism. prneu'hing. and dning mission work in various gmm'aplliral areas. NIany students conclude the day will: a vespor service. VV'nrds altmo rammt oxprvss what Harding College is, In nrrlor In knnw tho real spirit of Harding: nno must vxporionro life on the cam- pus. 0n tht- pugm nf this hunk are prvsonted scenes that will lwlp stmlvnls relive the school year IQGQJiU and will flvlp nlhm's catch a glimpse of life UH campus, THIS IS HARDING! THREE apartmem Iauwldmgs m: mmnerl student: ham: oc-er romyhz'ec' m 'MA I---.r VCIJI Fm,- W9 rqu-r'mwmn I -:v-:- cm:- be-J'roc-n war! mgh' lrl.0 two lwrhrorm

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1875 Flounco Camcnn I960 In Memoriam During the '56 years she spent on tho Harding campus Mrs. Florence M. Cathcart touched the lives of thousands of students. The motto of Christian Standards found expression in all walks of her life. It was an inspiration to know her- if only by sight. for her very person radiated Charm, checrfulness, and sincere love for God and man. In 1924- shc came from Harper, Kansas, as a student to Harding College in Morrilton. Soon she was serving the college as primary teacher in its elementary training school. This position she held until 1947. She served as dean of women from 1.939 until 1947; then she became dean emeritus of wo- men. During,r this period she was also instructor of elementary education. Tlu' rnllege recugnizml lwr' lilo and service in 1951 by naming its newest wumonls dormito - nCathcart Hall. Vv'lwn a rhaplor of tho Futur Teachers nl- America was established at Harding. the Organization was namvd Wllhv Flm'onre Cathca 1 Chapter and she was made l'lmmrary Sponsor. Hor low1 for Harding is expressed through the words of tho r'Alma Materll which SlIO wrote in 1924; A living example of all the things for which Hari ding stands she will remain in Line hearts of each of us as a monument to true Christian womanhood.