Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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SOCIAL SCIENCE Examining man in his world --surveying past and present Trouble over Berlin, unrest in the Caribbean, and progress of communism over the world: these are problems which face the world today. Problems similar to these have faced every nation since the beginning of the world. By studying hovv others met their crises we hope to learn hovv to face our own problems. Dr. Clifton L. Ganus. chairman of the Department of Social Science, is also Dean of the School of American Studies. Nlembers of this group study special problems facing the nation. This year in their study of Mlithics in Business they visited bus- inesses in Chicago, toured the industries of Arkan- sas, and heard speeches by authorities in the field from some of the major universities and busines- ses in the country. New members of the faculty in this department are Jane Lord. Instructor in Business. and William Earnhart. a former em- ployee of Shell Oil Co.. Assistant Professor of Eco- nomics and Business. ATTRACTIVE and practical lecture rooms in the American Studies Building aid students in fields of political science and business. -',Srll'5fw:i ,- ' 'ewq-,V ffm' E uni 5 i s 5 2 s . ,Ma l. ' rl 'r M' 5 A -J' Q s, . .4 ,.- ,.,. -... , , K-uawmwlafmfa P 3,-fsss, vs V, ' -. . 1 - ra. . , j X ,?.f,,- . gtk-X Q, n.f'-.,,'w iz, ' ',-,su X, , ' ' ' t ' A , . ., sw., , . . , V get gg. , . . 7 FLYING from its pole in the center of the campus, the flag symbolizes our country and freedoms. In respect to Sam Rayburn, a statesman dedicated to protecting our liberty, the flag was lowered to half mast at his death. 35

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. 1 1 ,v K '?v-f W ., A A- DR. CLIFTON L. GANUS, Dean of the School of American Studies. FERNE GULLEY, a Freshman student, pauses a minute at the entrance of Beaumont Memorial Library to read one of the most important documents in American history, the Declaration of Independence. William E. Eurnharl, MBA James Hedrick, EdD, CPA Irene Johnson, MA Jane Tullis Lord, BA Lonnie E. Pryor, MA Gene Edward Rainey, MA Assistant Professor Professor Assistant Professor Instructor Assoc Professor Emeritus Assistant Professor Economics and Business Accounting History Secretarial Science Social Science Political Science Dallas Roberts, MA Joe P. Spaulding, PhD Ermal H. Tucker, MS Lee C, Underwood, MS Billy D. Verkler, MS Roy Wellborne, PhD Assistant Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Professor Political Science History Secretarial Science Business Administration S0C'Ul SUGDCQ Business Administration 1. lg, 3, ..a ' I x '1 A . it 1 an W S A ,S 1 . 1 yn-ff ' .n ,Q w 3 Q fd... 1f,,,m9l,.X A K I I if li . R fo- 34 ,f ...A ,iifwx rsfq -4... ity id' .ni . sm. it c,f.at'XiQ Q2 use f' ' x .J ' 'Hg' -1 W if r W -,- ' V, 'rf , fi. 1... ge f ...Q y . 5? cr. : , -N . 'LS' ' . f' si l .. Q .. eg,

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