Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

Text from Pages 1 - 284 of the 1963 volume:

HARDING COLLEGE SEARCY. ARKANSAS V O L U M E X X X l X 963 PETIT J E A N ANNA BELLE CLIMER ........................ Edifor TRAVIS STEWART ............ Business Manager DR. JOSEPH E. PRYOR ........ Facul+y Adviser BEAUMONW MEMORIAL LlBRARY HARDING UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION . 14 .'ng ATHLETICS If I speak with the tongues of men and of angels. but have not love, I am becoming sounding brass, or a clanging cymbal. I CORINTHIANS 13:1. 963 FOREWORD W'o arrived 011 the Harding rumpus in Sept- ember from thirtyoighl stallt-s and six fnrpigzn t'nuntrios. Some of us camp frum largo metro- politan renters and sump nf' 11,; rnmv fmm ranrhos and farms. Our cultural hawkm'mmrls and 0111' acadomic interosis wm'v as diverse as the types of rcmummitios frnm which we had mmo. After the exciting artivilivs asmcialod with tho upon- ing of the fall scmoslor. wv hogan lu evaluate the various fartnrs thin wnuld 1101p us in our physical. intellovmal. suriuI zmrl Epirilual de- velopment As the tlnyu passvd by wo hogan tn appreciate mm'o and IIIUI'P tlw epirit of mu alma mater and In understand mm'h clearly how important the prim'iplv uf' lnvn is in nur relation ships with each nthm: As; wo lnm those pages wo 5.00 pictured many events of lho year which roveal in how many ways tho principle of lore affpcls our lives. fwwaTda unR. .. of f. I Love is many things . . . ; DORMITORY liang is conducive 10 becomlng close to others and deepening friendships by Innmate relm'mnships dminmive of friends and roommates. ALl-STAR intramural games characterize fhe enihus'msm and fel- lowship among players who use This means of saIf-developrnenr. their classes. FRIENDLINESS and thoughtfulness ore demonstrofed by the coHege sfudenls as They greet each oTher in the rush between ...;'m;5.ug aa H Balms :4. - armggg, 11 J 1 J H-i l a l 7? ving and playing together one loves, no service seems too hard, , in doing unto others we receive of our reward, i lightens every burden: turns darkness into day: lauds us upward, bids us hope; guards our lives alway. e Carleton Everett Knox wait a. game e a 1 a True love is the highest form of friendship, because it is a pletion of the whole being; the body. the soul and the said George Clemenceau. In the close association on a ';e campus, love for one another is reflected in the con- tion shown to a roommate in the dormitory, or in the i '4 nship displayed in an athletic contest. Through living r playing together during college days, love like that be- i... Jonathan and David frequently develops between stu- ts and this love enriches their lives thereafter. Love is the . a1 principle that enables students to live together har- n 'ously and to find joy and happiness in their associations . each other. ML PLAYING parts in drama productions presents challenge to combine talents and pleasure in co-curricular events. CONSIDERAT'ON of others is stressed as students feel the close companionship from dormitory experiences which provide opportunities toward social maturity. 2' lnterfudes around the lily poo: give colleagues ities to relax and associate during busy school days Worshiping and serving together 0 Love, that wilt not let me go, I rest my weary soul on Thee; Igive Thee back the life I owe, That in Thine ocean depths its flow May richer, fuller be. - George Matheson God is love and man reaches the mountain peaks of human experience when he reflects GodH; love for him in worship to his Creator or in service to his fellnwman. In the daily chapel devotionals students and faculty join together in singing praises to God. In regular Bible classes and in volun- tary study groups. students learn more of God and His will for them. On Sunday afternoon many students bring joy and love to others by visiting the aged and the sick. The inspirational periods of worship at the college Church help students realize something of the grandeur of Gods love for man. These great spiritual experiences help students to radi- ate God's love in their lives during the years that follow. SINGING hymns of praise to God during the devotional periods in chapel refiecfs ?o Him a portion by the Deity as personal cores and study are put aside. of The love given to humanity 44.7.1; REWAIDING experience is gained by Harding women as they hefp keep the children in the nursey during worship services. -Jz G efforts, studems from various mission groups work toward a common goal of serving in the Scotland campaign. USING prayer as o pelsonul link with God, Janice and Paul Touchfon communicate with Him during a silent meditation period. A 1-1-- l... . .-..'. the College Church with reverence and a desire to worship in j. and math, students quietly come 1hrough the glass doors of the building. EXTENSIVE hours of sfudy are spent in the Beaumont library by the average college studen'r in seek- ing knowledge by doing research and through me academic atmosphere which is conducive To learning. CONGENIAL relationships berween faculty and smdenfs motivate the educational experiences which continue after formal class is over. V- W'm Ag. 5 ASSISTANCE and construdive criticism are given fo stu- denfs by interested teachers as they work and Ieam together. tudying and learning together true me the gift of loving! I will claim bother blessing from the Lord of Birth, WM who loves needs no high- sounding name, 91' power nor treasure to proclaim his worth; 15'3'830111! has lit at Life s immortal flame ,, lamp that may illumine all the earth. 1 Elsa Barker Study to 511011 tin self app1 mod unto God is an inspired ex hurration that indicates that love for God omhmces studying and Ibaming togothor. Intellectual curiositv leads students to 'spend 11931131 hours 111 study and research in a foalless investigation of important issues, problems and themes. Love for truth commits Students to tho tmLh u hich thev have learned - to he guided by 5111a principles 1.1111011 can be obtained bv studv, Love fm the beauti- iflll and the harmonious finds expression in manv navs but es; pecially 1n art literature and music. Love is the great principle that undergirds intellectual activity and gives meaning to the academic process. ING fabrics in a clothing lab proves to be cm inrerestmg and enioy- 9-! learning simminn in u siimuTcHng cross where incentive is encouraged. INVESTIGATING the unknown . unfcids many mys'eries and leads to the confwrmahon of previous shades. H DEDICATION 1963 Pefit Jean dedicated to Dr. Jack W. Sears SERVING on ?he Physical Plum Committee of 'he college enables Dr. Sears to apply his botanical knowledge To beautify the campus with ilowers and shrubs Many of us gained a better understanding of the living world in our freshman year through his lectures on biological science. Others gained a Clearer understanding of the Christian life and became more dedicated to Christ and His king- dom in our sophomore year through the in- spiration of his Bible teaching. All of us have profited from his chapel talks that have dealt frankly with same of our problems and faults. A few have been closely associated with him through advancvd Study of biology. To a man wlm has given many years of dedicated. effective service at Hardng College the senior class dedicates the 1963 Petit Jean -- to Dr. Jack Wood Sears. 1 Jack VVnod Sean's was burn in C0rd0ll. Okla- r'homa, August. 12. 1018. 1-111 father. Dr. L. .Sears. served as D01111 11f 11111111111: Cnllcgo 1111' more than 111111111110 '1'0'111'5. His 1111110111511 grand- father. Dr. J. N. Armstrong. was; the first president 1.11 1110 011110110 and his malm'nal 1110111 grandfather. James A. Harding. was an 11111- standing 111'0111'1101' 111111 10arl10r 1111' 111111111 1110 college was namvd. With the 0x1.0ptiun of 11110 1,0111' in 11111110 school he 31101111011 Harding Collerro 110m the first grade tllrnunll 011110110 1'11: achieved an 1111b Standing 1101111011110 111011111. receiving in 19-10 1110 Alpha Honor Society honor graduate award. Following his graduation from Hardinrr 110 received 8 11111111111113 115515111111511111 in zonIorry at the Unnm 911V 111 T011115 H0 completed 1110 P11 MD degree in 191-1- with d major in 9101101101; 111111 cytology 81111 was 01001011 to 11101111101'511ip in Sigma X1. 13 1111111111111 111111111' research mcipty Since 1941 110 11115 110011 meossnr 11f 13101111110111 Science and 01111111111111 111 1110 department 11! Harding. Dr. Sears is a01iv0 111 1:11'10. educatian and scientific activilios. 111,1 is an older in 1110 down- town 011111111 501105 1151 0rlucational 11110'11111 111' this congregalinn 111111 1110110110: 111311110111 111 110 is a fellow in 1110 Ar1101'11'11n Assnriahnn 1111'1110 Advancomont of 80101110. 11 m0mb0r of 1110 Ark- ansas Healing Am Board and 1110 G0110ti1' Society Of Amm'ira and a 111631111101' 01 t110 $11111 DR- JACK WOOd 5W5 E'PS 1WD 01 1.: WWW Sluden's, seniors Ray 0141111 0f the 90H! FI'HIHI'T Flu'is'n'an and Marcus Walker, study condmions 111111 w11l EXPEdITe p'unf growlh. II. SEARS und 1115 wde. nee Monie- Sue Speck, prowde 1:111 11111111 Clwsiion home for their three children - James David. Fame Sue ion 9he righvj and Marlho Ann i who errand the Academy if. A RR '- But thou, 0 man of God, . . . follow after righ.te:,nusness, god- liness, faith. love, patience, meekness. - I TIMOTHY 6:11. ADMINISTRATION Because of their love for truth and their love for young people, the mlministmtinn, faculty and staff at Harding give unselfishly of their timm their knnwlodgo and their wisdom to pro- vide for students both facilities and an environ- ment that will enable them 10 dovolnp intelr lvctually and spiritually. The example set by those men and women has a profound impact on the student body and challenges many students to rise in heights of greatness in their chosen pmfessions and in service to God and their fellow man IELAXING for a game of Scrabble with Mrs. Benson, Dr. Benson tries to decide which word will coum more, Maybe xysrer, or how about zygosis, than one sounds hke iHI be a winner for sure.- ADMINISTRATION Dynamic president works for Christian education DR. GEORGE S. BENSON. President of Har- ding College has dedicated most of his life to Christian education. In addition to his duties at Harding: he serves as Chancellor of Oklahoma Christian College and Chairman of the Board of the proposed Hong Kong Christian College. While a missionary in China he founded the Canton Bible 5611001 and taught at Sun Yat Sen University. Dr. Benson has been president of Harding since the fall uf 1936 and he is largely responsible for the excellent physical plant and the high standards of the institution. Presently he is devoting a large pnrtinn of his time to the two million dollar fund-raising campaign for money to build a mntinuation center and a modern science building,r in Soarcy and a library and student apartments at the Graduate School in Memphis. His hobbies include Camp Tah- kodah- a summer camp for boys. raising horses and horseback riding, EXECUTIVE Secretory Marguerite OBonion works efficiently to arrange Dr. Bensan s oppcimmems, handle his correspondence and keep records in orden DR GEORGE STUART BENSON, lLD, PRESIDENT ADMINISTRATION Devotion to duty characterizes administrators Exrelloncc as a toachon as a preachen as an athleto and as a Christian. is the outstanding Characteristic in U10 lifo of DR. CLIFTON L. GANUS. JR, Vit'u-Prosidvnt of 118111ng College. In addition he is Chairman of lhe Department of History and Social Science Dean of the School of Amorican Studios and chairman of the Gradualo Cmmril. Besides serving in these capacilios he finds time 10 servo the community through membership in the Lions Club. Cham- ber of Cnmmvrco and tho Bnal'd 0f the Quapaw area Cnunril of the Buy Scouts of America. Dr. Ganus still finds tinw for sorial life with stu- dents through his avid intorost in Hardingts athletic pmgrmns. Nutinn-wido speaking en- gagements rm topics of Christianity and Ameri- canism bring wido acclaim 10 this man of varied talents. AMIABLE DL Genus f5 well Inked tor hxs friendly smile and wtllmgness to char With the students. AMERICANISM and the threat of commumsm ore s'vessed by Dr, Camus in histoly classes and in the work Whtch he does wnh ?Fe Amencun Studies Group and the Norionol Education Program hummition -Riqhtfoqointo business 0 OF TRUSTEES. FRONT POW- Dr. Houston T. Kornes, Dr. George S. Benson Dr 1 M Crave; Lemon Johnson, T J McRcynolcls. SECOND ROW. Jim Mclnteer, J. A Thompson Flanoy Alexander R D. FuHer, D F Angumln W O Beemon NOT WCTURED George M Roberts. Multan Peebles. SKILL 0nd busmess acumen mo mhlbned by Busmess Manager Low Tutker as he hundlES the hncmoca! qffmrs of Hmdmg Cottage, The BOARD OF TRFSTEES SPl'VCS XVith dCdi- ITS auxiliary enrerpnses, conswruchon 0nd sVudenr loans and grams ' nn- to direct tlw arlivilios and son'it'es: 0f '-'ng Collngok As businessmen. dnclnrs and. caters they give wise munsel and advice. ch. influr'nrnd hy HlFil' Christian idoals, ' II Utes nnt only material but also Spiritual Supervising tho finanri'di Fysiem Of a $011ch as Harding: mltniIs llw arreplanco of much unsibiliiy. This iuh falls under the capablp ecticm 0f LUTT H. TI'CKER. JR. Hardingk ess Manager. Hr! alqn supon'isos rampus trurtinn pmiprig and tho auxiliary Pntvri - which .inclmlo tho hcmkslnro. laundry. , print shop and Sludont inn. His Chrislian 't is oxomplifiml Hwangh his service. 110! y to the Cnllogo. hut nlsn In tho Cnmmunily. the sumnwr 1110111115: he helps with I110 Sonr'ry e Leagur- pmgrum. Mr. Tucker is a mom- 0f the Soarry Kiwanis Club and i5 Som'otary the Munidpal Planning Commission. T9 ADMlNISTRATION Harding's cleans direct campus life of students DH. ,lOSFPlI Ii. PRYUR. llr'am ml the College. works clnsvly with tho slnrlmlts. advising and helping: illmn plan lllvir mllvgo wnrk. lLDI'. Joe is also vhairmun ui' tho Dvpurtmmlt nf Physiral Srivnrp and u prnl'vsmr uf' nmthvmalit's. He takes an acTivo part in naliunal and regional organiA zatinns aml llulrls llw nflllc't' nl' Sot'rvtaryfllroas- urm' nl Rvgiun ll nf Alpha Chil During the past Vx'oar ho Rm'x't'tl as prwidvnl ml the Arkansas Deansl ARSIK'lilllmL 110 la llnrtling'x faculty 1'07 prosvntalivo tn 11m Arkenlsm lnlm'mllvgiale Allli Iotic Ccmfm'nnra His inlvrvst in Hu- activities of SEurlcan. i9 glluwn by his; s'm'x'ing as; spnnsnr 0f the Arkansas lite! Clulplvr nt' Alpha Chi. cw sponsor of lllD TNT i'luh and as faculty advisor of the Pvfit 1mm staff. HP hogan teaching at Harding in 10H allvr mmplvling Llw doctorate in pllysiml vllmnislry. His ll 0 l1 l3 i e 5 include sports. plmlngruplw 11ml rmrlingg. JOSEPH E Huron, PhD VliGII- H lAWYER.MA V'lllGll. ll, LAVV'YICR has fnuml that his: 50v nml ymr at Harding has boon a lmsy nnc. A5 Umn nil Stlule'nla' ho iS rospnnsihln fur vu-m'diA liming ull sludvnl artix'ities and zulministoring tlw klurlu-nt pvrsunnvl prugram. UP 319: holds llao anirv nl' Dirortur ml Admhsinns and it; re- sponsiblv fur rmTospnmling uitll all prnspm'livo Htullt'lllR nl' llw c'ullvgo. Ilv nlm attends many high erluml rarvm' days tln'mlglmut tlw arva. Dt-zm Lawym' is a former missionary In Japan aml. wllilv in Japan. 110 was the prinvipal Hf llw llnn'aki Christian High Srlmnl fm' five years. All tlw Hllult'nls npprvviatt- lllIH fm- llis sincere inlrlrml in young Imnplv and fur lllR llOlplllll mlvim in the mlntitm ul' lllPlt' prnhlmns. VVIICII nut ullc-mlinu 1n tllr- tlulios nl' lllf' c'nllvgv. Dean l.glwym' nninyx' living with his family and par 1iripe1lir1; in x'm'inus gpnrls. pspm'iully gulf, 20 INEZ PICKENS, Dean nf VVnmmL supervises campus lift- nf tho wnmon Studcnts 0f Har- a;. In addition shv iv. dormitory rlirortnr of rd Cnhb Hall. whm'v sho works Closely with girls. Also. sho is qpnnsnr of the W'omenk H tterclub Cunnril :1an a mvmhpr 0f the Harding usiness Wrnnml Cluh. 'lhhmugh Inaching Fing- s in tho Harding Armivmy sim'r- 101-7. shr- helped many slutlvntn th'Dhnp a gmmino rest in litoratnrv, Mrs. Pirkmls lakes a koon irltm'ost in the m- :g-- 'cular artivitim uf thv mlloge and is a lnynl pporter nf thv BiSOIH and the H'ildrats, Hvr 'ef hnhhivs arc! cnllncling' vups ancl smtrora ding anrl mrrmpmuling with hor gTanrh'hili 11. She rnroivm many lottm's: oarh year fmm lumer students who appr'm'tiato tho mlidanro Qad Counsvl shn gm'v tlwm. VIIGlL Mt IECKETT. BA rst PICKENS, BA VIRCIT, BECIQF'IWI Hartlinuk rnurtnrmc. mp, Hhto Registrar. rvrniw-c zmrl mnm'm : qumlicmu from prr-qportivn qurls'lnt-z r'nm'm'ninu mhniasirm. rvuistmtinn and H'HIHI'I'tIDIK and Hunt mumllprl dwlr'niw ahnnt ul'mluatinn rt'qnir'mnmltu. AR Chairman of lhn Arachlntir Whnltnwhiln mmmm- tvv. he is wmcvrm-rl with zuhninislvring thp atr'arlvmir Imlirim nl' Harding. In unh-r tn lwop uhrmwt nf rlr-whupmvnh in hix iic'hl Mr. Bm'krttt i: a nwmhm' of NW Amm'irml Asmc'intiun nf Cnllvg'iato Rogiutmrg Elllfl Arlmieainm Hl'l'irnrs. smd is Currently H'PlTiHQ' as PI'ththIH of tho Arkamas Association nt' Cnllvgiatt- Rvuiutmrs. When not huij' with his clntitw at tho Cnllvgv. Mr Bot'kmt ltevlaxm 1w n'atrhinu e1 unmn nl' haw'thall. hmthall Ul' haskvthall. u'nl'killg in his: yunl. nr gutting muw fur a fishing trip 21 SEARCHIN 22 W H I'IONS for Chrpshun living are laid rn the classes of ' and religion which are conducted in this modern butlding woodening the concept of TV owledge of spiritual need 'Harding College has as one of its foremost ' Was that of developing in each student a rig and meaningful faith in God. The scho- ip and dedication of the Bible faculty Henges the attention of the students and y of the great truths of the Bible for the first take on real significance. Weekly meetings of the Personal Evangelism , the Timothy Club and the various mission u draw students closer to God and help them realize more fully the true meaning of Christ- y. The 1962 fall Biblical lectureship had as theme hAuthority 0f the Holy Scripture? and Hubled students to hear vital messages from fm hle gospel preachers and educators. W. Joe Hacker. J11, served his first full as chairman of the Bible Department dur- 1952-63 and effectively promoted a program give all students, but especially Bible majors d young men planning to preach. better preu tion for Christian service. Neale Pryor. who ' Jved the B.S.L. degree from the Harding . duate School nf Bible and Religion. joined 1 Bible faculty this year. James R. Allen, MRE Assistant Professor Btble Jumos D, Bales, PhD Professor Chrtstiun Doctrine laslio Burke, MA Professor Greek and Hebrew William J. Hacker, MRE Assistant Professor Religious Educatian Earl Conurd Hays. 30 Associate Professor Bible and Church History Rahart Hulsien, MA Assistant Professor Bibte Neale Thomas Pryor. BSL Assistant Professor Bibie Andy 1'. Rifthie. MA Assvstant Professor Bible MEE1ING students after an inspiring seminar on the work of the preacher is John Banistert He led one of the four seminars on the work of the church. Carl lea Allisan, MT Cecil Murl Beck. MA Winnie Bell, MA M. E. Betryhill. MA Shirley Birdscll, M5 GA W. Bond. EdD Assasmm Professor Asswstum Professor Asmsrnnr lemnon Pro'Essor warorirjn Professor Physical Educohon Physka! Educorion Physwcal EducoHon Educahhn Ronald P. SuHrl'ield' BA Bob J. Gilliam, EdD Hugh M. Groover. MA Bob Knighl, MA Leonard Lewis, EdD Clyde Monigomery. PhD Director Assisrunv Professor AssMrmr Professor Assmom Professor Professor Professor Audio-szucl Center Psychology Physical Educauon Physxcal Education Educanon Education Maude Montgomery, MA Hurry Doyle Olree. EdD Asmmm Professor Professar Educrmon Physwcal Educahon John Clifford Frock, MT Wayne Pucks . EdD Asmslonr Professor Assxsront Professor Physical Educohon Educarion EXHIBITING appropnme wvm In order, ciass. smden's n-m mwmd the buH 5 eye under superv-s;on o? ConcF Alison m one of +9 am-vmes mumps ofiered m me PE program, 24 Indul- A. Ryan, BA Edward G. Sewefl. PhD Insrrucfor Professor mom :1. Summm, PhD Mumy w. Wilson, MA Professor Assttanr Professor Psychology Education LWUCATION AND RESEARCH eoching students in the arts , instruction and guidance Guidance. instmctinn and research form the is of todufs oducatinnal techniques. Many rding students. realizing the importance of paring thomselvos to teach and guide to arrows ymlth. avail themselves of the re- rces of the Department of Education and : cholngy The physital development of individuals is ' major 1111109111 111 1111;- Dcpartment of Physical ucation. which also embraces such areas as 1- p counseling. smuting leadership and physi- health. B1111 Knight is a new instructor the Department of P111 s1cal Education and 11.31.1111 this war cnmincr from George Peabodg 1 llege W111'1 an MA. 119111130. The library and tho audinrvisual center c0111 1'1'bute much in 1110 effectiveness of a11 aca- w'mic programs and provide research facilities 1rley Ann Birdsall editor of the 1954 Petit gear: bmamo 11112111 librarian this voar. Miss airdsall 11111115 1110 M. S degree 111 librarv sciem'n from Louisiana Stair University Where she later fierved as senior librarian in the law 56110011 Physical Educuhon Educmion INVITING Sludents 10 pommpure in Intercollegume 0nd smmmurm nclwmes Th9 Rhodes Memorial Field House SYGHdS 05 a symbol 0F 11'-e thh standards and 90111: 1:11 Harding INTERPRETING his emmnce exam scores 10 BULL f'umwelh D1 Ginnm displays one 01: We vorIEd duhes he performs m ves'mg rhrer'nr of Harding Mildred L. Bell. PhD Professor Home Economms Dean B. Prilsf, M5 Inserucmr Muthemahcs Don England, M5 Assistant Professor Chemxsny Joseph E Pryor, PhD Professor Physicd Smence Henry James, MS Assismm Professor Biology Irene H. Puckett, MS Assvsmm Professor Home Econcmcs Maurice L. Lawson. MS Assismm Professov Physics William F. Rushron, MA Assismm Professor E?ology Bill W. Oldham, BA msfructor Murhemmu Kenneth L Perrin, MA Assismm Professor Mmhemohcs Jack Wood Sears. PhD Elaine C. Thompson, MA DrofesSOr Ewology Asslsronr Professov Home Economics INVESTIGATFONS 0F 4'? mysrenes of He are pursued by We smdems who are enrolled n I3 olcgy Mb Mr PusiHon rmcl th1 Harris worl, rnYF-nHy on the dei-cu'e .IEJ cf dssec'mg o 111ml pm; '3 7 ' ' ,3 l.., IJ : 2m 7 - - i3. E-ip lhlo'lhy Y. Wellbnma. MS Assistant Professor Home Economics Wlllium D. Williams, PhD Associate Professor Chemy MODERN Mbomtory fumlmcs for Ummlsrr'y. biology and physics dnsws :1er mswmh Irlimmtoues tor focuhy mem x ry berg wiu be prowcied m 1hr: rww gupnm iumdlng whxih has been SC'Wdul- i for zc.r1r.lru:'lon :1 the near future NATURAL SCIENCE Preparing for the professions through scientific knowledge In a rapidly t'llanging world whore the 0m? phasis is IJInmrl lHl sx'imlro, imthnnlngy 11nd lhv elimination of 1110 sivknoss and pain whirh have plagued lho mlrlll HiHCU lhv hpginning nf limo. the Divisinn nl. Natural Srionre assunms a posi- tion of impurlunrm wilh courses nfforr'd in bi, ology. physirs. rlmmistry and mathematics. Special prugmnu of :Judy for prP-modiral and preengrinr-vring slmloms offer an oxroIlom background fur mlx'emrvd work in 111930 fields. Henry James. who has mmpleiod 1110 31.5. degree in hinlngy at. Oregon Sta t n I'nivvr- sity. is 110w in liw Binlngy Dpparlmont. Dean Prit-St. a Harding: graduate. has jninnd the faculty as a meltlmmatirs instructor al'lm' completing: H10 MS. dc-grvo at 1110 University of Mississippi. The mew Evunumics Department works: Closely with thv srioncn dnparlmonlc tn train womon fur x'umlinnnl hump ocmmmiru. tliolNit-q. horn? dmnnmtmliun and similar pl'ui'ossitms. An impnl'lml'r purl nl' Hlvir pl'ugram is; general in- nsmovmc g -; D: ;; .-. 5rd: Mcw .. . mm mm Svyjer menu structinn in running a wvll nrganizml 1101110. ? 11 $ CW 0? 'b 3L 5 !' ' ' H M3 '- ' 11' WC W9 - 27 gas; Ew' if Wundsun Armstrong, BA Jame; l.. AHeberry, PhD George E. Buggon, MA Rebon 5. Brown, MEd Neii 8 Copn, M51 Kenneth Davis, in, MA EMA?! m Professo! Assoocre ?rofessov Assrsvnnr Professor ASSISTOFH Professor Professor Asmslclnf Prowlessor Speech English Musr: English Journalism Music Ben J. Holland, MA Pearl lurham, MA Eliacboih 3. Mason. MA Erle T, Moore, EdD Mono 5. Moore, BA Charles Pinman, MA Assusmm Professor Assiswonr Professor Professor Professor Instrucmr Assusmm Professor Speech Engiuh AH Musxc Music English Donald Robinson. BA lnsTmCIcr Ar! John H. Ryan, Jr., MA Assisiant Professor Speech Lloyd Ciine Sears, PhD Prufessor Enghsh Arm Richmond Sewell. MM Instructor Music Ruby L. Siuplel'on. MA Associate Professor English Evan Ulrey, PhD Professor Speeth ENTRANCE r0 Hm NIH 05 music Gp-V-s We door to hows oi Dmchre m VIM Shades 7cm pruc'e 41W! gmmD wnsfruchon 28 ch- Vagl, MA Richard W. Wulklr, PhD Assisvonr Professor Associate Professor Languages Speech Doyle Glenn Word, MA Delano Way. MAT Assismm Professor Assistant Professor RECORDING c'qmpmcm m rhe speezh lab makes mrirmmg speeches 0nd rlnciiyzing Speech English defects more Eiiimenr i0! students Jon Farris Lind Lmdu t-iufl rind inSHUL'DI Ben Holiund, HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS Learning to understand and appreciate cultural heritage In a nation which is M1011 accused of having no interest in cultural activities the departments of humanilivs and film arts play a vital role in preparing: t'arh shirion! to take his place in so- ciety. Classm are provided in English. mush . art and spom-h for this purpose. Special intrwost in thoso fields are encouraged by organizations in thv doparlments. A litnrary club. dohato mam and rlramatics Club Challenge students to participate in thnso fioldg. An art club is avaiiuhlo hn' students Whose talents are in that area. Thv Chorale. A Cappella. Belles and Beaux and Band uth'arl from all departments Students who hzwn an illiFI'PSi in music Dnn Robinson is a now instrurtor in the Art. Deparlmvm. this yvar. He has been doing madw ate study at. Colorado State Teachers College the past two summvrs. In the English Department Charles Pittman when rnmploted tho NLA. doA green at anphis Stuto Iinivm'sity. joined the faculty this ymnx THROWING a vase on u pairevs wiveei absorbs Hm full oHenhon of Tom Wurson as he shapes H skellfuiiy and Ciireiuiiy into 'iVe iorm he desires. 29 wdfmm- mm pmpmnhon fol WP fuiure ACCOUNTING ME; thwm c'xpov'unihea hr 2 ns Dr Hudl U 'm-i a'ulrm'x wu'nhd'h: chw nnd ph'n'hrr' WAX 'i Fnrw WHOM 30 A750 in a selhng of large oak trees, the American Studies ing furnishes attractive rooms for the study of social science, 'CIAL SCIENCE Qcoming improved citizens creases our responsibilities To understand the world 5 present prohlems ' u as the Cuban crisis and the invasion of 'a. one must be acquainted with the problems Ihe past. Courses in history are offered to ac- . t Students with the past and Courses in Mnomics political scienre and business to pre- M the problems facincr the world today. Dr Wellbome is Chairman of the Division of ial Science and D1. Clifton L. Ganus, Jr.. Dean of the School of American Studies Join- the division this year as instructors are 1 me Barnes and Geneva Combs. Students in School of American Studies had for their 1 dy topic this year hThe Art of Management 'wd Leadership. In the fall1 they made a trip 151;. Louis where they studied some of the large rations. This year a new major in American dies was added to the curriculum and the or in social science was expanded to a broad : major. Jerome M. Barnes. MAI Instructor Sociai Science Geneva Combs, BA Instructor Secrerariol Science William E. Earnhurl, MBA Assistant Professor Economics and Business Administration Ciifhn L. Genus, Jr., PhD Professor History James A. Hodri:k. EdD. Irene Johnson. MA CPA Assistant Professor Professor History Accountinq Dallas Roberts. MA Assistant Professor Political Science Jae P. Spuulding, PhD Associate Professor History Lu C. Underwood. M5 Assistant Professor Economics and Business Administration Billy D. Verklor, MS Assistant Professor Social Science Lannie E. Pryor, MA Assucmre Professor Emeritus Social Science Ermul H. Fucker, M5 Assistant Professor Business Education Roy Wallbome. PhD Professor Business Administration Mary Alexander, Bnokkeepen Business Office Everelt Anderson, Developmen? OHice Adelle AsMard. Secremryl Developmem Office John Berfyhi , JL, Director, Ens! Hull Omar Binlar, BA, FieFd Representative Joan Bruster, Clerk, Business Oche Corinne Burke, BA. Library Assisrum Regina Clary, MA, Assistant Durecfor, Public Relations Johnnie Faye Claude, Secretary, Development Office Nina Cornyn, Direcror, Kendall Hal? Gertrudl Dykes, Manager, College Book Smre John Lee Dykes, MS. Director. Student Center Delia Ely, Secretory, Dean of Studenrs Eva Esrep, Accountant, Busmess OfflCE Jo Ann Fallen, Secretory, Registrar Judy Fore, Secretory, Business Manager Mario Frazier. lPN , lnfirmavy Mabel French. RN, Director, Health Cenrer Opal French, Posr thce, Font Mwsvress Raymond French, Monnrenunce Department Corinne Hurt, College Dietitian. Manager of Cofe'reriu Lloyd Henson, BSA, Siudem Work Supervisor Madeline Hubbard. Direnor, thccm Hal! Ruby Jo Hnghu, Executive Secretary, Deveropment offing Jean Kelly, Secretory, Aiumn: Offme lnu Lawyer, Post thce Early Loshar, Secretary, Bible Departmenr Dixie McCorlxle. Manager, College Inn Mildred McCoy, Secremry, Placement Office Harvey Nevins, Storeroom Oerk Edwina Pace. Sacremry, Vice-Presidenf W. T. Pearson. Construcnon Superintendent STAFF Aiding in better operation of various campus facilities A vital part of the efficient upvratinn of Harding College is played by the many staff workers. Among: the first peuplo we meet when we arrive in 1110 fall are 1110 dnrmiu tory directors. Smm aflvnx'ard wo hmrumc ac- quainted with the ladies in the Post Office as they distribute mail In tho eagerly wailing: stu- dents. A cure for arhos and pains is suught in the infirmary. The Publir Relations nh'iro works hard to make the Hlury 0f Harding: knnwn 10 pBOpIe in nu:- hnmo lmvns and other places 'where there are 111050 interested in allondiug College here. The Maintenance Departmnnt sons :that the campus is kept neat and that the heat and air conditioning: arc in order. Sandro Powell, Secrefary CIImIoM Prock. Posr Offrce Hub ? Pulley. Campus Mixzmencnce Cloniu Rluves, Secretory. Hmciung CoHege Press July Ilynolds, BA. Secremry, Dean of Ihe College Gus Ihodts. Munogerl Laundry Horny Risinger, anlenance Depcrwmem Vol Iowlen, BS, Office Mungger Busmess Office Ehanor Supp, Seaemry, Depcarrmenr of Educonon III!!! Simmuns, Director, Pubhc REIOHOHS William Smith, BA, Dureclon Wesl Dormnory Palm Spurlock, Mumtenance, Eauxpmem Operotor 195m 5mm, Manager. CoHege Farm Deny IHMI Suilins, Secretary, Fublm Relonons .61'.!'!. Thompson, Secretory, Devemprnem OHtCB flufurd Tutker, Execurive Secrerory, Alumni Assocmnun libel! Yunnan, Enganeer Phyllh Warner. Secrelory, Library Iloman West, Manager, Harding College Press '01 Young. BA. Cashier, Business Oche REGINA CLARY and Russell Srmmons members of rhe Publnc Remnons gruff and corednou of all me college buHIL-YIHS selecr p.1furgs for r: fume nubhcohon 7., a ' Let no man despise thy youth; but be than an en- sqmple to them that believe, in word, in manner of life, in love, in faith, in purity. 7 I TIMOTHY 4:12. CLASSES Students assmnhlo at Harding Cnllogp from many states and sovvml l'urvigu rnumrim m nhtain a Collego odm'alinn. Ahlmugh thm'o arc many oducatinnal nhjortivvs whirh students IIEH'P. tho mmmnn uhim'livo is In nhluin a Chris- tian oducatit'm in preparation fur a lifc nf 9.912 viro. In fnur short ymrs parkvd with a multiturlo uf variml vxporinncm. tho grm'n hut Niger fresh man hommos a humble yvt t-nlightvnr'rl graduat ing senior wlm has: n luu- fur imth and a low for God and his follow man WITTY ohservmlons by Senior Presr CarroH Osburn ndd spmkie to class plans. Other officers are ViceiPres, Rodnpy Rickard, Sethreus. Chariot Roof and sponsors Bill Rushmn and Carl AHisoax SENIORS Class leaders aim for effective, weII-plonned year 36 REGINA SPIRIT AWARD STEVE SMITH Exemplifying 1110 real Spirit of Harding C01- 1cgc in every farot nf his busy life. Steve Smith has been selected by his classmates to receive the Regina Spirit Award. Throughout the state he is recngnimd in 1111'00 majnr sports as an out- standing athlete who always exhibits the highest type sportsmanship and gives maximum effort at all times. He is rovngnizod by the faculty as an excellent student who has achieved a super- ior academic record while completing a double major in chemistry and mathematics. Among the students he is romgnizod as a leader. His sterling Christian rharactor. friendly personal- ity. exemplaw Conduct and outstanding record have been an inspiration to the students at Har- ding. Regardless of huw heavy his responsibilities have been. he. has always had time for Bible study and worship and for helping fellow stu- dents with their problems. He is the epitomy of Christian manhood. m Bison 2,3,4: SNEA 4-, ,---II 3.4. - , Wm Plains, Mo.; Bible - , 2,3,4. ,,,' Players 1.2.3.4. College; SNEA 4. ' Baseball 3 m5. Keane . M04 Accounting and Business; Alpha Phi Kappa 3.4- Pll 3,4, Vice-Pres, 4,- intramural Spons 1,2,3,4: AIIASICH Basketball Icy, Ark: Physical Education; l,2; TNT 3,4, 2,3,4: Lambda Sigma - Mil, Hahn Springs, Ark,- English; MEA 1,2, Docrylology Club .. Club 2; Chorafe 2.3; B-msu 3; SNEA 4: Grace Wells 3,4, stt 3, 7-- ANNA IACH, Forrlsh Ill.; Journalism; Phi Delft: 1,2,3,4, Yreas. 2. : 3; May Court 1; May Queen Norm'nee 3: Exson T,2,3,4, Society Chullalion Mgr. 4,- Norrhem nghts Club 1; Bug Sisrem 2,3, Chairman lid 1; Press Club 3,4, Pres, 4, Bison Boosfers 2 3 1 L. Mounfain Home. Ark: Business Admvnistrohon WNN MEIER, Bald Knob, Ark; Home Economics Phi Delta T,2,3,4; ,Y IARDEN, Pocahontas, Ark; M 4; H-Club 3,9,3: 3150f! Boosters mural Spam 3,231; AMSTm Foorbml 4, Basketball 3, Volley- 1,2,3,4. ?mercoHegmte Baseball H. MINES, Huyti. Mm; Business Education; Alpha Phi Kappa 1,2; 3,4; Bison Boosters 3; Northern Lights Club 3; SNEA 4,- PR Gamma , Amrlcun Studies 4; Intramurm Sports 2,3,4 HIGH. IAUCOM. Spring Hill. hnm; Arr, Pmneer 3,4, Sec, 4; Alpha -a Award 3: Bison 4, Few Jean 2,3,4, Bmlsu 2,3,4; - IE, Toxarkunn, Tu; Eiememury Educahan, Transfer from Freed- Transfer A, SNEA 3,4; CLIFTON BENNETT. Muyfiald, Ky..- --Hurdemun College,- Sngrnu Tau 5kgrnu 3,4, Pres Mumbef at Large of ASNEA A Bison Boosters 3 erumurol Sports 3,4; Secondary Educahon, JERRY BENSON. Slurcy, Ark,- Accounhng and ausuness, Galaxy 1,2,13,11,- Bond 1. P. Gamma Ps: 1.23.4 Trees 3, Intramural Sports 1 2,3,4 SHAION BERRY, LitHo Rock, Ark,- Psychology-Sodolcgy, Omega Phi I,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3,4, Pam Jean Queen Nominee 4, May Queen Nominee 3; Home, coming Class Anendom 4. CAROL BISSETT. Okmulgee. Okla; Phymcol Education, Transfer from Oklahoma Christian Coilege Kappa Phl 3,4, Vme-Pres. 3, Pres, d,- thecon 3, SNEA 4,- Bison 4; infrumurol Sports 3,4; Trophy and Jacket 3. GLENDA BLACK, French Camp, Miss.; English; Transfer from Freed-Hardernan CoHege; SNEA 4, TOM BLAKE, Cllvnland, Ark; Soon! Scxence TROY JAMES BLUCKER. Norrh Little Rock. Ark; Mathematics, Lambda SIgmu 3.4, Sec. 3, Mvromurol Spam 1.2 3,4 37 WILFORD BONNELl. Doniphun. Mo.: Busmess Education; Lambda Sigma 1,? 3 4. Vice-Pres. 3- SNEA 3: Pl Comma P5: 3 Inlrumuroi Sports 1,231.1 IOUIS V. BOYKIN, Pine Bluff, Ark.;Journuf1sm, Komonin 123,4. DOYNE BRANCH. Seurcy, Ark; Accounting 0nd Business,- TAG 12,311: Pi Gamma Psi 12,311, TOMMY JOE BRIDGES. Doniphan, Mm; PhysucaF Education; Alpha Phi Kappa 4,- SNEA 4; Sc1ence Out: I.- PEMM 4; Inrrcmurnl Sports 1,2331; Allrsror BaskerboH 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 2,3,4, CAROLE ANN BRODERICK, Wardell, Mo.; Elememury Education; Transfer from FreedrHurder-non CoMege, SNEA 4 DON GLENN BROWN, Pnnhnndie, Tax.; Genercf Stuence and B-ology. HAIMON CAIN. BROWN, Gmnd Blunt, Mich - Mathemutics; Beta Phi Kappa 123,4, Vice-Pres 2, Pres, 3; Who's Who A; S A Pres, :1: P1 Kappa Delm 2,3,4, Purl. 2, Pres. 3,- Science Club 2,3,Pres. ?,3. SARAH ELIZABETH BROWN, McNab, Ark: E1ememury Education,- Kappa Kappa Kappa 1,2,3, Vim-Pres, 2, Pres, 3, Pem Jenrr'Queen Nominee 3; May Queen Nominee :3; BJson 3-, Pem Jean l: Chom1 1; Colhemn 1,- SNEA 4,- Bison Boosters 1,2,3, Vice-Pres 3.- 1nlromurnl Sports 1,2,3 ' JAMES BRUSTER, Arunsus Pass, Tam,- B1b1e, GnFuxy 1,2; TAG 3,4; 1nrromuru1 Spor's 1,2,3. JENETTE BUCHANAN. Springfield. Mm.- Home Economncs; Tofebr l,2.3,4, Rep 2. Pres. 3: SA. Cabinet 4; Pem Jenn 1,2,14,- Colhecon 4,- SNEA 4 ROLAND lAMAR BUFFINGTON, Searcy, Ark,- Accounling and Business, TERRY F. BURTON, Seurcy, Ark; Mmhemnms, Transfer from Freed-Hardeman Cnllege; Sub-T 3,4, Quarrermcsrer d, 1nrercollegiore FoorboH 3, Baseball 3,4; Imrdmural Spom 3,4. JERRV BUTLER, little Rod: Ark; Speezh Transfer from Freed Hurdemun CoHege. EDNA DORRIS BUTTERFIELD, Searcy, Ark; Elemenlory Education, OEGE 1,2,3. 1190:, ?, Vnceeres, .3, Pres 3; B1san 1,2,- 519 Srsters 3: SNEA 2,3,4, Rep 3; lnrramurul Sporls 1 WELDON DEAN CALLOWAY, Plainview, Tex.; Transfel from Lubbock Chlisliun CoHege; Mohiccm 3.4; Docrylology 3: SNEA 3,4; American Studies 4; Bison Boosters 3,4, 1nrromuml Sports 3,4. KIRSTEN CANDY, Hitchcock, 5. 0.; Home Economics; Knppu P111 1,2,3, Pres. 3; May Queen 3, Colhecon 4, MARTHA ANNICE CARDEN, Flomutnn, Ala.; Elementary EducaHon; Transfer from Alabama Christian College: Theta Psi 3,4: Alpha Chi 11: SNEA 3,4 JAMES DALE CARTER, Walron, Mich: Bible; Transfer Irom Freed-Hardemcn CoHege 38 1'ch HENRY CASEY. Wes! Plains, Mo.; dele Transfer 4mm FreedrHardemun tollege thlA ANN CHEATHAM, Lincoln, Ark; MUSH: Educahon Them P5: l 3 A Cbppello 3: Chorale L7 4 KIWIYN BISHOP CHESTER, Lewisville, 0.; Elementary Edumhonr Tranafer M Ohio Universwly; Tofebw 2 3. mremlub Counml 3 Few Jenn Queen Nominee 3,4 Pehl Jenn :7 3; SNEA 3 4 Bncn Boos'ers 3 WT WAVNE CHICK. Metropolis. III,; Bnle Transfw from Freed Hardemcr allege; lnirrjmurm Spur's 3 Li MNNY CHISHOLM. Plains, Tex; Bbl-Lul Languages, TVGIWSHN horn Lubbcd mrisrian College Lumhdn Swgmn 3 4 European Gui: 34 T-moHny Club 3,4 ICODDEIICI 3,-5 rn'rnmumi Sperm 311 IVIA ANN CITYY. Idabel. Okla; Speak Ju Go Ju l 734 Cheerleader I.2.3.4; Pew Jenn Queen chH m 3 Homecoming Cour! J MNA BELLE CUMER. Rogelsvilie, Mu; Phymcm Educnllcm- OECE M?.BA Trans 2, Pres. CL lnrerclub Found 34 f'hmrman 4 Who s Who 4, May Cour? 3 Pam Jean LPJA, Assxsv Ednlor 3 Ednor 4 CoH'uewn 1,7; Chorale ? SNEA 7.2.3.4; PEMM 3J- Wlmmurm Spot's T 3 a AFI Srur BusLe'lmH E IOIHT DEE COLVEIT. Alamo, Ferny; Mmhemoiwcs Lambda Sumo 1.23.4. PIES. 3-, Whos Who 4 BISDh Q A Cuppelm 1,? Band ' 13!- Pros 3 Scwerwe Club le, VIEE-prS d STANLEY W. COMES, Newport, Ark; Bmlogy Frorer Sodahs 1.? 3.4 Norrhern lights Club 3.41 Tmov'ny Flub l ? 3 4 Thovole 17 Sc-ence Crub 3 Mwnmurm Sports 1,2,3 H. E. GENE CONNER, Seurcy, Ark; Enghsh; Transfer from Howard Pnyne College; 8.50:1 SA, Press Club 3.4. Pres A Campus Players 34 SNEA 3A aiscn Boosters 3,4 Rep Hm 4 mi DUPEEE COOK, Florence, AluA; Blbhe CHAIRS EDWARD CROSBY, Enterprise, Max; Busmess Admmralrration Alpha Phi Kappa 113,4 SENIORS EVEN EWIUUK wmm'; er- :nm cur Ham Ihrw mum; VA Iawe wme fun FchH TyFI-I wrlrlws 0M ro refurn U 'WW l'mll .n 4 Wm mmug nl pmu Dorm Many recreational activities diversify student life SENIORS EXHAUSTED seniors pause between rwo sesswons of the Oroducne Record Emmunmons m dvswss some 0; The quesr-cns wr-m crrurmd ow we 195's 40 MYRNA LOU CRUMB. Wichita. Kom; Elementary Education; Omega Phi 1,2,3. Pr55 3. Rep. 2 SNEA 4, KATIE DARLING, Nashville, Ark; Elemenicry Educahon: Omega Phi 1.2; KO JO Koi 3,4, Presr 31 VicerPres. 3; May Queen Nominee 3- Class Sec.-Treos. 3; Penr Jean 1 2 Big Sisters 2' Colhecon 1; SNEA 1,24, KAREN JANET DARNELL, Muhshoe, roan; Secondary Educarion; Transfer from Lubbock Chnsrian College: Tofeh? 3A, Pres. 4. SNEA l 2,3,4; Bison Boosters 3; eramuml Sports 3,41 BILL DAVIS! Searcy, ArlL; Social Sclence; Transfer from Arkansas State College; TAG 4; CHRIS DEAN, Sealty, Ark; Journalism; SUb-T 1.2114; Bison Photographer 3,4 Sporrs Ediror 3,4; Press Club 3. RAY DEAN DEARIN, St. Louis, Mo.; Speech; Pioneer 1,2,3,4, Rep. 21 Sec. 3, Vwe-Pres 4 Brion Boosters ?,3: Intramural Spons $13.4. WILLIAM BRYANT DHORITEY, Judsonia, Ark; Enghsh DONALD E. DUGGER. Bradford, Ark; Generai Science; TAG 1,2,- Alphu Psi Omega 3,4; Campus Players 2,3; SNEA 2.3-, Science Club 2,3,4, MARY ANN EMANUEL. Highland Horne. Alum Elementary Education: Transfer from Alabama Christian College, Theta Psi 4 JOHN ESHELMAN. Brewster. Wash; Busmea Adminisrrmion; Circle K 2,3,4, n Vlcepresr z Presr 3: American Sruduas 23.4 BOBBY lOU EVERETT, Salem. Ark: Busaness Education; WHC 12.3.4, Hist. 3; SNEA 4 Buson Boosters 4. WILLIAM S. FARRISI JR., Wail lafuyenl, Inti; Business Administration; Alpha Phi Kappa 123,4; A Coppello 2. Quarrel 2; Chorale l; Bison Boosters 3; Intramural Spons 123,4; AIl-Srar Football 2,3,11 Baseball 2,3,4. ALBERY JOHN FERREll, Chicago 1Il.; Mnlmenwwrs Komonv; I 2 3,41 lnlmmurgl Sports 1.2.3.4. THOMAS G. FINLEY, Plymaulh, Mich; Luounrmg Pxoneer 12.3.4, Sec. 1:. Bison Boasfers 1.2 3.4: lnrramurol Snow 1 2.3.4 AEMP'E z:l the Year 3 JACK FORD, Hint, Mink; Journalgm Dem: mm ljjd Buscm 23.4 A57 socime Ediror 4; Intramural Sports i.?.3 4. DAVID FORE, Vienna, W. Va.; Eiobgy and Chemistry: TAG 2.3.4 Mframuml Sports 1.2.3.4 BILL GENE FRILEY, Par? Huron. Mich; B-ble; Transfer from FreedrHardemon CoHoge- Frmer ScduHs 3' African Hull 34; Dcurlymfoqy GUI; 341 Timothy Hub 3.4 A Cuppella .J- rm-omumw 5mm 3 KAREN LYNN FRY, Lake City. Ark; Physwccl EdUCOhOnI OEGE 1 2 3.4 PEMM 3.4: intramural Spons 1.2.3.4; Ali-Smr anbmhnll 1 T 3 J L WGIT, ll, Jefferson Cily, Mm: Accouming: Frmer Sodohs 1.2, Rep.l . Gamma Psi 2,11 m 9.. 6 Xv .W; q 9 GAMES, Indianapolis, Ind.; Busmess Admlmsvranon; Transfer from iunu Cemral College; Sigma Tau Sigma 1,3,4, Rep 3; mvmmurm Sporvs 1. l5 WAYNE GAITHER, Hammond, lnd.; Business Adminisfmtion, Sub-T 323,4; ?NercoHegxme Trmk 1,2,3, Baseball 3,4; Intramurm Sports 1.2.3.4 ' IYNN GARDNER, Salinas, Culif.; Biology Lambda Sigma 1.23.4; African . 1,2; Chorale 3. 508055 Club 1.2.3.4. VwcerPres. 2.3; Bwson Boosfers 1.2.3: 'Med Club 3.1. VnCE-Pres 3 Pres. d WTON, Slone Mountain, Gu.; Physmol Education and Secondary Educa- ; Koinoniu 1,2,3. TAG A, SNEA 4- Curde K ?- Mnamural Sporrs 1.2.3.4; 5101' Baseball L? 3 4 GOODMAN, Podugeville, Mu.; Elementary Education; Transfer from Hardeman College, MEA 3.11, VuerPres. 3, Trans 4. Pehr Jean 4; SNEA 4; Intramural Spons 3,4. 5051. llpunfn, Ark; Socwologyrpsychobgy: Frorer Sodohs 3.4; Norrlwem 9! Club :1. 1 FOIIEST GRADY, Jacksonville, Ark; Business Education; Gmoxy 1.2.3.4, 3, Vice-Pres. 4; Band 1,?, Comuus Players, LQ- SNEA 3.4 GRAFF, Huntsville. Ala; English; Kappa Phl l2. Regmo 3,4; Who's 3.5; Svudem Assocwahon 41. Bison 1 2.3.4, Pem Jean l,2: Alpha Ps- 462.331, Pres 3, Campus Players l.3.3,d. Tress 3, Sec. 4; SNEA 3.4, . 4; Ganus Scholarshu; Award 7 Best Supporting Amess 2,3 :ICM ANN GREEN, Duniphun. Ma.; Busmess Educorion; MEA 1,2,3; SNEA AmeJicon Studwcs 9,3,4 9M FAY! GREEN, New Orleans. La.; Elementary Educahon; Della Chi --a 1.13.4, SEC. ?, me-Pres. 3. Pres 3, Reerisr. 4; May Court 1; May --n Nominee 4; SNEA 2,34 9: s:- ; f-4h -. HY GRIFFIN. Greenwood, Ark; General Seance Npho Phi Kappa 1.13.4 ce-Ples. 3. Pres r1 SNEA 4 H Q Mb 2 3 4. ston Booyers 3 Xmmmmm Sports F.2,3,4; All-Smr anle'mH 1.7.3. VoHeyboH 1.2.3 WILLIAM FRANKUN GULLICK, Deurborn, Mith.; Sourzl Science: Transfer from Freed-Hnrdemcn College IORETTA J. HALTOM, Camden, Ark; Busmess Education Ko Jo Km 3,4, Pres, 4-, Bison Boosters 3 JUNE HAMBY, Rockwood. Tenn,- Elemenfory Eduumon; Transfer from Freed- Hzardnmrm College: MEA 3.11. Pres 3, lmerdub Councvl 4 SNEA 3.4: FnTrumwul Spcrrs 3,-1 AH-Sfur Baskelhull 3 4 WENDELL DEAN HARRISON, Harrisburg. Ark; Elementary Education; Amha Phx Kappa 1,234; Intercollegiate FamhuH l, Tmck 7,3,4: Inframumf Sports ! I 2,3,4; AH-Smr Basketball 3, MARY lOU HART. Bethany, Oklu.; Homo Economwcs; Zevo Rho l,2,3,4, HisT. 3; Colhecon 123,4, SNEA 4; Onenml Flub l ?,3, PPp, 3 LAVON HARTER, Buchanan, Mi:h.; Ehamemwy Edumncn, SNEA 2; Daclylnlagy Clul: P THOMAS HAWKINS, Mason Cin. Iu.; Ammummg and BUSMESS; Transfer from L Mason City Junior CoHege AEX 34 Scr 3 Trans 4 p, Gamma Psi 34, Trans 4, American Studies 3 4 CAROLYN HENDERSHOT, Purkersburg, W. Va.; Eiernenmry Educalion; Transfer I from Freed Hurdemun CoHegH; SNEA 4, hllvzlmurcM Spcms 3,4 SANDRA HERNDON, Memphis, Tenn; Sperxh and English, Tofebt l,?,3,4; In- leri'lub Councwr Q; Who's Who 11 Hugs Sut' Trrm: 7 S A, Rep, 3, Sec, 4; Bison 4; Dent Jean .7, Blg Slsmu 3, Chomh- 11 lclhm'on 1,7 Px Koppm Delm 3.4. VJCE'VPFES 4 Campus Plnyma 3 SNEA l 7,3, Debate 3 HARRIET SUE HERRINGTON, Flint, Mich; EIv-menrury Education,- Transfer From Flux? Jumor CCHege: T-ATA 2.5.41 the PrL-s 3 Set 2- Inferdub Counml 3: Pew Jean Queen NOITIEHE'E 3,47 Nlny Cam! 2; Pctil Jean 2,3,4; Bimsu 3,4; SNEA ?, Bison Boosrers 3 lnrrornum' 5:30 ; 2,3,4 MARGARET ANN HICKS, Tuckermnn, Ark; FIPmenmry Educgrian; Lns Comr r'nonercas F, SNEA 12,34 LOLETA MEREDITH HIGGINBOTHAM, Hazelhursl, Miss.; Home Economics; RE' gum 12,311, Pres 2; May Queen 3; Hommmwng Haas Nfondam 17 Conecun 1,7,13,4 SNEA 2,3, ChceHecder T: Immmuml 51.10er 1,7.3 CAROLYN WElCH HLADKY, Germantown, Tenn.; Hemenvmy Edumhon, Kappa Kappa Kappa l ?,34, Sec 2. lmetclub Counml 3 5 f. Uthc' .7, Bwson 1.: Freshman Eduor 1 Few Jean 23,4; Eng Smers '2, A Cumpeliu '13, Choyale ! SNEA 4, lmromuru! Sporls L? 341 PHlll. HOBBS, Oklahoma City, Okla.; Socclogy Psydofcgy Frutw Sodzalzs 1,2. PEGGY LOUISE HODGE, Wilson, Ark; Eusmess Education. Twabl M?3.4, Bison 7 Pen! Jenn A Bwson Hoover; 2 ln'rnmuml Sports I 2.3 BARBARA HOLLIS. Columbiar Lu.; Home Economwcs; Kappa Knppo Knppn IQ, Sec. '2, Rep 7, K0 Jo Km 3,4, 55-: 3: Eng SJSTUIS ?,- Conron 1,1311; SNEA 1,2,4. JOSEPHINE HOLT, Newport Ark; Husuness Educnhon; Bem You Gamma 1.2.3, Vice-Pres 2 Trees ?, Pep, I May Queen Nommee 3, SNEA 4: Blson Boost er; 2.3 MARILYN CAROL HORVATH, Flinl, Mich: Joumqhsm, Kappa FIN I 2 3, Who: Who 4, Bash va5 Edna! 3 Eddor 4 Press Club 311, Set 3 Treny 4, 42 SENIORS TRYING on qmr'lummn lobes 20 gm :m mleu of how they wa Ieel when the hyg day romcs on? Donna Knapp, thdrl Johvorl rmd Harmon Brown Long awaited commencement day finally nears PAUL HUBER. Afluns, Ala; Chemxsrry, AEX 1; intramural Sports l2,3,4 IOGER JERRY HUGHES, Easl Chicago, Fnd.; Busmess Admimslrnhon, Pi Gamma Psi 3. JANE HULETT, Graanway, Ark.; Speech; K0 Jo Kai 3,4, His?. 3,- Who's Who At: Peril Jeun Guam Nommee 3, 5, A Cabinet 3, Bison 1,2; Petir Jean 1.2; Big Sisters 2; Alpha Psx Omega 3,4: Campus Prayers 113,4; SNEA 2,4 IIttY H. HULSEY, Bald Knnb, Ark; Bwslogy JUDITH GRACE HUMPHREYS, Memphis, Tenn.; Psychology-Socrology; Pem Jean Queen Nommeo :1 Dunwology I, Chorale l,3.4; Grace Wells 34, Pres 3, IOBERT L HUYCHERSON, Walnut Ridge, Ark; Busmess Adminisrrchon, Transfer from Unxvarsity of Arkansns AEX 3,4- Imromurcl Sporfs 3 RICHARD DUKE JENNINGS, Tuliu, Tex.; Generm Science; Transfer from Lub- ock Chrishcm CoHege; Mchmrm 3,4 mromuml Sporrs 3,4, AllrStar Basket. ball 3, Busebalf 3. llNDA LEE JOHNSON, Walnut Ridge, Ark; Hemenrory Education; Ko Jo Kan 3,4, Vnze Pres 3, Rkp 4 Omega PM IQ, Secre'ary Z May Queen Nommee 4 Pam Jean 1,2, Bug 599535 T. SNEA 2-1 WANDA JO JOHNSON, Shrevepon, Lug Busmess Educa: on MEA M214, hens 3, Sec, :3; Pew. Jean 2,3, Chorals- 9 Bond 1,2, SEC Trees 2- SNEA 4-, Amerxcon Slucfies 3,4 JOE KEITH JONES, Maynard, Ark; Chemistry; Transfer from Unwersny 0? Arkansas, lnwamuml Spons 2,3, AH-Sfor Basketball 3, Baseball 9, DENIM. E. KECKLEY. JL, Shane Mountain, 60.; Secondary Educorion; Koinoniq 2,3,4,- Bond 1.2; SNEA 4,- orcle K 2,3, MARIE KEE, Snnrry, Ark; Biology; Transfer from Nonheostem Jnsmwe of Chri- Iinn Educulion; Lus Componems MBA, Sec, 3; European Club 1,3,4: Northern Lights Cub 1,3,4, Intramural Sperm 1,3, SENIORS DECISIONS obow where v0 nppw For Lobs she: graduahon cm! dlSCUSSEd m Yocray Mayer, Qhorro! Roor and DI Weilbome c9412 PlacemeM OH-ce. 44 ROBERT J. KELIY. Duniphan, Mo.; Busmess Education; SNEA 3 SIN HO KIM. Seoul. Keven; General Smence Transfer from Magic VaHey Chma HUI College; Pioneev 3,41, Onean Club 3, Vme-Pres 3, 1Hth Chi 4; Timothy Club 3: Science Gui? 3,4. JACK W. KINNINGHAM, Shawnee, 0Hu,; Biology; TNT 4; SA 2.3: Brson Busmess Manager 3, British Columbus Group 3,4 Bison Boosters ?, ViceAPresr 2: inrercoliegaore Basebalr 2; lmrcxmurol Sports 12 3,4; Pre-Med Club 23.4 Pres 3 Vice-Pres A DONNA KNAPP, Lakeland, Fla; Murhemuflcs and Chemistry; GATA 7.2.311, Sec. 1?; Alpha Chi 3,4, Pres, 4; Who's Who 4; May Queen Nominee 3; Pen! Jenn 2,3,4. LARRY WILSON LAMBERY, Oklahoma ery, Okla; Physxcul Educorion; Alpha WM Kappa 12,34, Class Frworile 2- Class Pres 3 SNFA 4, American Srudies 12,3, FEMM 4; HClub 1234, Se: 2, Bwson Booswrs 2,3 JmercoHeg'me zowbal! 1.273 4- Track 3,3,3 4 Intramural Smons Q 3 4 BILLY CLAYTON LAWRENCE, Paducah. KY7; Bibie Transfer from Freed-Hardeman College, FRED I.. lEMMON, Cassville Mo.; onlcgy, Frmer Sod-nlns L214; Austrofiun Group 2 3,4, Pres. 3 4 P1 Kappa Dem: 12,311, Sec 3 Debate Team 1,7, Pre- Med Club 4, IMOGENE LEONARD, Darnasws, Arkl; Elementary Educmlon; Phi Delta 1,? GLENDA SUE lOVE. Searcy, Ark: Physmal Educahon; Transfer From Arkansas State Touchers CoHege; Zem Phi Zara 2,3,4, Pres. 4; SNEA 4- PEMM 3,4; In- ?romuml SDoWs 2,3,4 AL LYNDS, Valdosra, 6a.; Busmess Adminmrmion; Alpha Phi Kappa 4; Chorale 1,? C-rcle K I- Px Gamma p5! 2,3; Bison Boosters 3.4- Immmurol Spam 4, CLIFFORD l. lYONS, Neosho. Mo.; Eddie: Transfer from FreedrHordemon College,- Txmothy Club 3.4 PAT MzGEE, Wichi'a, Kan; Bible Transfer horn Freed-Hurdemon CoHege, LARRY JUDD McKEAN, Burlington, Penn: Busuness Administration; Transfer from Freed-Hurdemon COIFE-ge; Komomo 3 4, Wmmurm Sports 3,4 Marshall P SCOT? Award 3. SHIRLEY McNEW. Speedwe . Tann,; Business Educonon Transfer from Freed- Hurdemun CoHege, SNEA 3,4; Amenmn S'udles 4 PATRICIA McNUTT, Conway, Ark; Emmenmry Erimm-cn, Transfer from Al'nuv 505 Store Teachers College; Delve Chi 3,4- SNEA 3 4, Bmon Boosrers 3 KATHY MADDOX. Dearborn, Mich; Englush; Kappa Knppc: Kappa 12.3.4, Sec. 2; Bison 1,2, Pem Jean l,2; Nothern nghts Club 2; A CuppeHc: 3,4, Ensemble 3,- Chorcle 1.2; Belle: and Beaux 3; SNEA 3,4; Olaemcl Club 1,2394, Fencing Club 2, BECKY MARTIN, Corpus Christi. Team English; Transfer from Lubbock Chr15rion College; chebt 3,4, Sec-Treos. 3; PEN Jean Queen Nominee 4; May Queen Nommee 3-, May Queen Fmorwsr 3; S, A Rep 4, Bison Booshers 3 SHERRA MARTIN, Corinth. Miss.; An, Transfer from FreedAHurdemcn College; MEA 3, Tress, 3, Alpha Chj 4; May Queen Nominee 3 Chorale 3; Biiitsu 3,4, Pres, 4 MYINA VIRGINIA MASSEY, Wheeling, W. Vd.; Sociology-Psychology; Kappa Phi 1.13.4, Sec 3, Trans. 4; May Queen Nominee 4,- Austrulmn Club 12.3.4, Soc, 8; Northern Lighrs Club 1.2-, Bag Sisters 2, HIILIP AVERY MAYBERRY, Wnynesboro, Tenn,- Social Science; Transfer from PnedHardm-nun College; Sigma Tau Sigma 3,4; SNEA 3,4; American Studies NANCE! EMELIE MAYER, Arnnsus Pass, Tam; Phystcul EdUEO'lOH; Regina 1.2.3.4; Pam Jean 4; A Coppellcl 1,2,3,4; Ensemble 3,4; Belles and Beaux 3,4; Band 'I; PEMM 3,4, Sec 3,4; Intramural Sports 123,4; AII-Srcr Basketball 21 Intramural Jacket 2, WE EDDIE MAYO, JR., Soarcy, Art,- Business Admmisvahon; Galaxy 12.3.4; Intramural Sports 113,4, WALTER MAYS, Wells'on, Mm; Physics? Education; Sub-T l,2,3,4; Who's Who 4; PEMM 3,4, Pres. 3.4-, H-Club T,2,3,4; Sigma Delta Psi 4,- Infer- collegiata Football l,2,3,4, Copr, 3; Intramural Spons 1,2,3, WE MEIS. Inilvilll. 50.; Elementary Education,- Trcnsfer from Alabama Chrierm College; Theta P5: 3,4; Alpha Chi 4; SNEA 3,4. DON I.. MEIEDITH, Iallivilll. Mili.; Biblical Languages; Delm 10m 1,2,3,4, Pas. Ii, Vice-Pres. 3. Sec. 2. Trees. 2, Rep. 1; Intramural Sporrs 1.2.341; All, Saar Football 3. MMUE MMO. Singapore, Malaya; Bible; Transfer from Freed-Hcrdemun Calluge; Frarer Sodalws 4; OrienroF Club 4, Pres 4; Timothy Club 4; A Cappell'a l ALICE MILLS. Morris'own, Term; Elementary Education; WHC 1,214, Pres, 3. Hist. 2; May Queen Nominee 3,6; Bison 3,4; Australian Club 2.- A Ccppellu 2; Chamle l,2; Conecon 2.4; SNEA 1,4, MITHA MITCHELL, Minor Hill, Tenm; Social Science; Tronsfet from Freed- Hurdeman College; WHC 3; SNEA 2,3,4; American Srudies 4,- Phi Alpha Theta 3,4, Sec. 3,- lnlromurol Sports 3, MIIAIA MITTS. Swifion, Ark; Home Economics; OEGE 1,2,3; SNEA 3,4; Bison 800mm 3; Colhecon 2,3,4. GLENDA MOORE, Suurzy. Ark; Elemenrcry Education; Phi Delta 1,2,3, Rep. Hist. 3. WAYNE ELTON MOORE, Corpus Chris'i, Tex; Physlcul Educatron, Transfer from Lubbcmk Christian College, MoMcun 3,4: lmromural Sporfs 3 4. w OWEN B, MOSELEY, Radar, Ark; Actounhng and Business; Transfer from FreedrHardemon CalleQE: Ploneer 2,3,4, VicePres 3; Chorale 2,- Intramural SpoHs 3,4: AFLSrar Basketball 2 BETTY lYNN SOWELI. MOTE. Saurcy, Ark.; Secretarinr Science; Transfer fmm Arkansas Srme College: Zero PHI Zola 2,3,4, Sec 3, Trees, 3. VicevPres, 4,- Bwson Boosrers 3.4. JERRY DWAIN MOTE, Gainesville, Tenn; Phymcal Educalion; Alpha Plhl Kappa 12,331; PEMM 3,4; Bison Boosters 3,4, Intercollegiate Football I,2,3,4, Capt. 2,3,4,- Trock 2,3,4; Intramural Sporrs 123,4,- AJlrSmr Basketball L234 PATRICIA NAYLDR, West Memphis, Ark; Elementary Educahon, Transfer from Freedeordemun College,- Delra Chi Omega 3,4, Trans 3; SNEA 3,4, Pres. 4,- 0055 CoASec, 4; Northern lighrs Club 3,4, Sec 4. EVELYN CDlE NELSON, Memphis, Tenn; Suemlr Transfer from Memphis S'cre Ul1iversny, Kappa Dem: 24. Sec rTrcns T Choruie 1,2; Bxson Boosrers 2,- SNEA 4, 4 CARROLL DUANE OSBURN, Fortes! Cily, Ark; Bvbhcul Languages and Bnble; 1 Lambda Slgmr 1.2.14, Pres 4; Whos Who 4, Class Pres 4, Afnmn Club 4 4; Oriental Club 2,3, Pres, 3- A Carmella L114, Qumfm I,4, Band 1,3,3, szfe K 2,3,4, Vwce-Pres. 3. Pres. 4, hucrcollcgmxe Trurk 3 4 4 CHARLES PARKER, Kennett, Mo.: Accounnng and Busmess; Alpha Phi Kappa 3,4, Pi Gamma Psi 2,3,4, Pre; 4,- Immmuml Spurls 1,213.4, JOSEPH LOIL PATE, Aliceville, Ah..- General Scncnce; Transfer from Freed- Hurdemnn College; Sub-T 2.3 4, Snence cm; 3,4,- H Club 2,3,4, Bison Boosrers 3; Fnrercollegmfe Footan 2 Intramural Spot's 2,3,4; AILSmr FootboH 4. KIM B. FATE, Samson, Afc.; Physnml EdUCU'IOU; Transfer from Troy Srore Col- lcge, Kcmonfs 2,3,4: TNT 134 PEMM 3,4, Hflub 3,4; IntercoHegiGre Football 4, BasebaH 3.4: ln'ramurol Sports 2,3 4 All-Smr Sohbnll 3. REGINA ANN PAYTON, Heber Springs, Ark; Home Economzcs: Them Psi 1,234: SNEA 3,4, Colhecon 3,4: Intramural Sports 1,933.4 RUBY VIOLET PETERSEN, Sanford, Mich; Psyrkology: Transfer from Freed- Hurdemnn Collagen WHC 3,4. Pres 44 Alpha Chi 4, Dactylology 4; Northeni nghrs Club 3,4, Sec. 3,4; ng Sisters 4,- Chomle d; SNEA 3,4; British Columbia Mission Group 3,4 HElMUT R. FRITZ PETRICH, New York, N. Y.,- Music Educcmon; Trunsier from Buffnha Stale- Umversny Pioneer 3,4, Trees. 4; Brson A, Tumo'hy Club 3,- A Coppellz: 3,4 BeHc-s ranri Benux 3, SNEA 4; lnvramural Sporrs 3,4, DENNIS ONE PEUGH, Klumafh Fails, Ora: Amouang and Busmess; Transfer from Magic Vany Chv-snun College TAG 3,4, Pi Gamma Psi 4, ROBERT G. PONDER, East Detroit, Mink; Elementary Education JAMES PRATT, Sealcy, Ark; Physical EdUCmion; Suva 12.3.4; Who! Who 4; SNEA 4; PEMM 3,4,- Srgmo Dem: Psi 3,4, Infercollegmre Basketbaif W, Track 1.2.3.4- Immmurrd Sporls 123,4: AH-Smr Basketan 2,3,4, NORMAN C. PRESTON, Shullowuier, Tex.; Physical Edumnon; Transfer from lubbock Chrlsmn College: Mohicun 3,4; SNEA 3,4, PEMM 4; Bison Boos'ys 4- lnfert-oflr-qwme BraskcwbmH 3, Infrnmurar SpoHs 3,4, All-Slar Sohan 4. w R '1 :u . . f : x UNDA JOYCE PIIYCHETT. East Prairie, Ma: Eiememury Education; Phl Delta ...--- - 2,7,3 4 46 'IUANITA PROCTOR. Houghvon lakE. Mich: Sonial Edence MIN ELIZABETH PURSLEY. Miami. Okla; Business Education,- Transfer from Northeasmn Oklahoma AGLM; Kappa P111 9,3,4, Sec, 2, V4ceAPres. 3, Rap. 4, 533m 4,- SNEA 3,4 4.1.YNN RHODES. Canyon, Tam.- Bihle and Chemisfry, Mohican 1,2,3, Trans. 3,- Who's Who 4; 5, A. Cnbmer 4; Tmolhy Club 4, A Cappelln 1 P1 Kappa Della 2.3: Jamaican Group 3,4. MNEY LANE RICKARD, Dehoil, Mich; Poluical Science,- Lambda Sigmo 1.23.4, Inns. 3; Class V1c9-Pw5 4 th? K 3 4, VlcerPres 4- SBUdy Group for Con- itil'urionol CON 1; B1son Boosters 3 4 1mmmural Sporls 1,7,3 4 HAIWN CA lfCKETT. Moody. Mo.; B1ble Transfer from FreDd-Hdrdemon CoHege, Sigma Tau Srgmn 1,?4, 520;: 2'; European Club 4,- Northern Lrglvrs 4- Timoehy Club 2,4; lmrumuvnl Spor's 1,131 lm.A JOYCE RILEY. Texas Cily, 1'21..- EJEmemOrv Educcmcn, Lu; Compnvwm; 123,4, H15? 2, Rep 2, SNEA 123,11 151E! 1.. IISNER. 5L Lam's, Mm; Busmess Admlmstruhon; Honeer 1,2,3,4, Trans 4,- anon Boos'urs 1,?.J.d mmmuml Sports 13.7.3.1 AH-Smr Basketball 2.3. Baseball 4 :CHAil-OT MAURINE ROOT, Diui, Culif.; Elemenrmy Educq'on Transfer from Fmed-Hnrdemim LoHegr: E191?! 1.1m Omega; 3,5 H151 -Re:.. 3 C1135 Soc '11'L'US 4 Biji'w 4-, SNEA 3,4- Puw Jenn A MUIA ROSS, 1yler, Tex; Elnmomayy Educm-on; Transfev from Ty1er Junior College: Delta CIu Omega 34, Sec 3 Twas 4- Band 3:1 SNEA 3,4, rnr namurol Spurn 4 JAMES C. RUBLE, Clinlon. Ark; Arcounfmg cmd Busmess, AEX 1 2,3,1 V152. Pres. 3; P4 Gamma P5: 3,11 lmerroflugmm Truck 23. 1nlrcmur01 Spurn I,?,3,4 AII-Slar Football ?,3. Basketball .1 CLARENCE SANDERS. Fair Lawn, N, J.,- 81131.;- Trunshar from Fmed-Hordemon C011ege; lambda Slgmm 1,7,1: Nurlhcm Lng Club 1,2,4; Txrnomy C1ub 1,2,4; Science Club 1- Sludy nrcup 1m C'onshlmmnm COVI 1,2,4, Camera Club 1.?. WALTER C, SANDERSON, Searcy, Ark: Fleenrmy Educmxon TAG 1,2134: Timomy Hub 1,? Q :1 $N1A 1 :3 5,4- lnfrumurnl Spor's 1 I' 3, Math 01 Muruud Studen's 3. SENIORS ORDERS 101 rgrndutmon Invnmmns nrn Yriin-P'! by Knmc Dnrlmg C15 David Smwmn rind Dukp Janmngs dEUde 1-0w mruw Huw would Ike '10 have Achievement is announced through invitations DONALD JEAN SCHAFER, Pumps. 1am; Fol'nimi Sdence; Sigma Tau Sigma 1.2.3.4.- 1mramurul Sports 1.23.4. AH Smr Foorboll 3. Volleyball 3, SHARON ROSE SCOTT. Eugene. Mm; Elemenmry Educorion; Tofebr 1.2.3.4; Big Sisters 2; SNEA 2,3,4; Grace Weils 3.4; Phi Alpha There 3,4. lARRY SCROGGS, Newporl, Ark; Journalism and 50::an Science; Pioneer 1.2.3.4. Trees. 2,3. Sec. 2, Pres, 3; Bison 3.4, Business Manager 4; Press C1ub 3,4, VICE-Pres, 3; Impala Ouanw 3. Intercollngme BusebaH 3; Intramural Sports 1.2.3,4. BETTY SHACKLEFORD. Rio Oso. Calih Home Economics; Transfer from Oklahoma Chrisriun CoHege; Regma 3.4, Trees. 3,- Muy Queen Nominee 4; British Co!- Umbia Club 3.4: Chorale 3; Colhecon 3,4; SNEA 3,4. HELON KAREN SHAPPLEY, Memphis, Tenn.; Home Economics; WHC 1.2.3.4, Trees. 1, Por1. 2, Vice-Pres, 3, Bmish Columbia Missxon Group 3.4. Sec. 4: Chamie 1,2,3. Rep-Hisf. ?; Co1hacon 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3 SNEA 3,4. Treos. 4. CHARLES RAY SHEUMAKER, Sulphur, La.; Mmhemuvics and Secondary Educa- tion; Transfer from McNeese Srcro COHege; Komonio 2,3.4, Sechreus. 2,3,4.- SNEA 3.4. Pres. 4: P111 Alpha Theta 3,4,- Inimmuml Sporfs 3.4. DAVID SIMPSON, E! Dnrudo, Auk,- Physicol Education; Sub-T 1.2.3.4. 151 More A, C1055 Favorite 3. Class Vice-Pres, 3; Chorale 1: PEMM 3.4,- H-Club I,2.3.4; Bison Boosters 2.3.4.- lnrercolleglcte Basketball 1.2.3.4, Track 1.2; lnlrumurol Sports 1.2.3.4: AllrSmr SohbuH 3,4. JAMES M. SMELSER, Wayne, Mich; Bible; Transfer from FreedrHardeman Col- lege; Deh'o Iota l,2,4. Pres. 4. Vice Pres 2?. Sealreos. 2-, Northern Lights Club 3.4; Intramural Sports l,2.3,A; AHrsm Football 3,4. ANNE SMH'H. Kormh, Tenn.- Elementary Edumhon; Transfer from Lubbock Christian College.- Zeta Rho 3.4. VicerPres 3. Pres 4; May Court 3; May Queen Nommee 3.4; Bison 3; Pam Jean 3; European Club 3, Sec. 3.- Brmsh Columbia Mission Group 4,- SNEA 3,4, Bwson Boosiers 4, GARY 1!. SMITH. N. LiHII Rock. Ark; POIIliCGI Science STEVE SMITH, anpori, Ark,- Mathematics and Chemistry; Suva 1.2.3.4, Rap. 1,2. Quuder Musrer 3. Skipper 4; Who: Who 3.4; Class Favorite 1; Class Pres. 1.- Besr All Round 3, Honor Sludenl 1; S, A. Rep. 3; H-Club 1,251.4; intercollegiate Football 2.3.4. Bcskerboll 1.2.3.4, Baseball 1.23.4; Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. THOMAS GALE SMITH, Shirley. Ark; Mathematics; Alpha Phi Kappa 1.2.3,4, Vice-Pres, 3, Pres. 4; Chorale 3. Intramural Sports 1.23.4; All-Stor Buskef- $3011 3. SoftbcxH 3, Baseball 3. Education principles applied in directed teaching SENIORS EMPHASIZING correct play, 51uden1 muzher Carol B15512 gives instructions m the rules of baskevbuH before punid- pohon m class begins for her srudenfs a X MILTON CARROLL SMOTHERMAN, For! Worth, Tel; Bib1e, AEX 123,4, 1n- 1romurc1l Sports 1.2.3.4. JOE SPAUlDING. Searcy, Ark; Somal SCIENCE' Lambda Sigma 123,4; Amen- mn Studies 3,4; H7CIub 12.3.4, Intercolregioee Baseball 1.2.14, lnrramuro! Sports 1.2.3.4 KEN SPILLMAN. Paragould, Ark; Accounting Transfer from Freed-Hnrdemnn College; P1 Gummu Psi 3,4; imercolleg1me Baseball 3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4; AII-Star FOOTbOH 3.4 SUZANNE H. STANFORD, Columbia, Tenn; Home Eccnomks; Omega Phi 1,133.4. VICE Pres. 13, Pres. 4; Alpha Chi 4; Who's Who 4- Big Susrers 2; Colhecon 2. 3,4; SNEA 11. BETYY JANE STEWART, Memphis. Tenn; Elemcnrory Educnnon; OEGE 1,2,3, Sec 2; Pew Jenn Queen Nominee 3; Homecoming Awendanr 9; Class Favorite 2; Bug Sisters 2; A Cappello 1,2,3, Sec 3: Ensemble ?,3; Belles and Becux 3; SNEA 2 3.4: Oriental Club 1. TRAVIS RAY STEWART, Reagan Wells, 1cm: Business Admmlsrmnon, Transfer from Abilene Chrisfian CoHege Slng Tau 519mg 2,3,4, Pres, 23, Few Jeon Business Manager 4,- SNEA 1,2,3, Circle K 2. VrCE-Pres. ?- Intercollegiate Focfbufl 1.2. Track 1; Inrromural Sports 1 2 5m TATE, Gram, La.; General Soence; SubiT 1,2,3,4,. c1055 Vice-Pres, 2; :5. A. Rep. 1, Cobmet 4; H1C1ub 1,2,3: BISOH Boosters 1; Intercollegiate FootboH l.2.3; Inlromuro15porf5 l,?,3,4, AII-Smr Buskerboll 2.3, SofrboH 4 ' YAN D. THOMLEY, Nawfcn, Ala; Busmess Admimslrmion; Transfer from Alabama Chrisrinn CcHege; Sigma Tau Sigma 3,4. CRIMES L. THOMPSON, Mt. Pleasant, Tex - Bible: Frmer Sodolls 2.3.4. Twas. :13: 5A. Cabinet 3; European Club 2.3,- Norfhem Lights Club 2,3,4, Pres. 3,- 3Tfmothy Club 2,3; Chom1e ?; Bison Boosters 3; Fn'rrumural Sporfs 1.2.3.4; AH- FSfar Softball 3. FombuH t1. JEAN E. THOMPSON. Murray Hill. N, J.; Brology: Tofebt 1.2.3.4, ln1erclub 7mm 2; SNEA 2.- B-son Boosters 1,2, intramural Sporfs T,?.3,4; Ali-Smr .Snftboll 3. Baskerball '2; Intramural Jacket Award 1, 1'ch KAY KNOTT THOMPSON. San Antonio, Tex; Business Adminislrmwon; Regina1,2,3.4. A Cuppelln ?.3 LION EM - THOMPSON. Lubbock, TEL; Chemistry; Transfer from Lubbock Chns 3071 College; Mohimn 3,4; Bond 3- lnrromurol Sports 3.4.- AlLSfor Baseball :3,Sofrb01l 3. Baskeiball 3. ?SANDIA TILL, Dezalur, III.; Secondary Education; Transfer from SoufheasflMis- V'suuri State College; Delta Chi Omega 2, TAG 4; Pew Jean Queen Nominee 4; 1;Dudylology 9: Band 1; SNEA 4,- lnrrqmurul Sports 4. 1 'AUL Ellls TOUCHTON, Jucksunville, Flu; Physicai Educanon; Transfer from 'York Collage; SubrT 3,4, A Cappeilo 3; PEMM 4; 1marcollegwme Basketball 3. Basebali 3,4,- Intramural Snorvs 3,4; AHVSrm Foorbull 4 M TUMUNSON. JR, Richland. Wash; B1ble; Transfer from Columbia Chris- tiara College; Timothy Club 2,3,4 alIOTT TYLER, Decatur. Mm; Mathematics; Transfer from Oklahoma Chrnsmon Collage; Lambda Sigma 3.4; Intramural Sports 3.4; All-Sror Basketball 3,4. Softball 3,4, GLENN ClIFTON UTHE, Cloveland, 0.; Business Adminisrrmion; AEX 1,2,3, Trans. 3: TAG 4: LnTrornuruJ Sporis 2. GLENN VAIENTINE, Duflus, Tex; Business Admimslrchon; TNT 2,3; Pi Gamma Psi 3.4; Intramural Spor's 1.2.14 SENIORS GIVING I113 ww'n szw n hs1pmg hand wwlh Hm dshm, Uxurk Wad1ey 15 oml of rwmy shmors findmg hme 'n men SLPGHIJI-gs For dunes of a Home 50 FRANK VISER, Mt. Pleasant, Tex; Bxblo leel Sodulls 12,311. CHUCK WADLEY, Port Aransas, 191.; Physmul Educmion; Transfer from Cnsco Jr, Col1ege; Mohiccn 2,3,4,- SNEA A; PEMM 3,4; .81ng D2113 Psi 4, Vwce-Pres, A lmermllegime Track 23.3.1? lnnnmuml Span: 2,3,4, AHVSfar Schboll 47 VIRGfoA BALLARD WADLEY, Auburn Hockessin. Del..- Elementary Educuhon: Transfer from and lipswmb CoHegc CHARLES R. WALKER, Joplin, Mo.; Busmess Admhistrmion, Lambda Sigma 1,2,3,4; C1rcle K 3,4, Trens. 4; P1Gnvnmn P51 3.4,Sec 4. lEONA A. WALKER, Searcy, Ark; E1emenlary Education; Zem Rho 2; Ausrmliun C1ub 123,4; Chom1e l. MARCUS R. WALKER, Wellslon, MCL; Emlogy; SubrT 1,234, Hist. 2; 31mm 3,4, Pres, 3; Alpha P51 Omega 1d; Campus Players 1,2,3, Intercollegiate FOOL ball 1; Intramural Sports 1,2. REBA SUANNE WALKER, Coming, Ark; Home Economms; Kappa Phi 1,2,3,4, Trens ?, V1cerPreS, 3; Alpha Ch: :1; Whos Who A; Big Sister 2,- A Cnppellu 1,134, Ensemb1e 3; Choro1e 1, Belles and Beam: 3; Collwecon 123,4, State VicePres 4; SNEA 12,34. JAMES THOMAS WATSON, Columbia. Mo.; Art, Transfer from Missouri Um- VHSJTV; Mohiccm 2,3,4, E1iirsu 2,3,4; I11121c011egime FooVball 2,3, BaskerbuH 2,3,4. KATHY WEST, Hauma, La.; Bioiogy; OIEGE 1,?,3,4, VICErPres. 3, stf. 2,- A Cnppella 3,4; Chorale 1,7: Buson Boosaer's 3; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4; AH- S'Gl anLebeH 1,2,3, Pve-Med Club 311, MERLE EDDY WESTBROOK, lowell. 07; Atcoummg; Sigma Tau Sigma 1,214, VwceVPres, 4, Treos 3: Psi Gamma P51 3,4, Intramural Sports l,2,3,4. HARRY WESTERHOLM, For! Wnrih, Tex.; B;ology, Pmneer 1,214, Rep, 3, Bison Boomers 1,3,4, 1nvromur01 Sporrs 12,14 JOHNNY H. WESTERHOLM, Furl Worth, TEL; Po1mm1 Science,- P1oneer 12,14, Pres. 3: Bison BoosIers 3,- 1nrrumuml Spam, l,?,3,4 IN MEMORY John Paul Hobby impressed his fellnw stu- dents with his serious purpose in life and his friendly attitude tnward others for the three years that he was a student at Harding. He had achieved a good academic Forum in a pre- engineering prugram and had lung range plans to return to Northern Rhodesia. Africa. where his parents have served effectively as mission- aries for many years. after cnmpleting his 01L gineering degree at the University of Arkansas. While attending a speech clinic in northern Nlichigan during the summer of 1062 in help overcome a speech defect. he became criticaily ill and died on August 10. 1.062, He apparently had an attack of acule infectinus mononucleosis with complications. Paul was born in Livingston. Northern Rhodesia. on June 8. 1.041. His vlemontary and secondary educatinn was obtained in Africa and he enmlled at Harding in the fall of 1959. His , father. muther and alder brother. David. are graduates of Harding. and a younger brother. George. and his sister. Anita Joyce. are enrolled at Harding this yr-ar. BEN WHITE. Dunville, Ill.; Bioiogy; Alpha Phi Kappa 112,314; SNEA 23.4. Intramural Sports 1,23,4i ELLIS DENNIS WILLIAMS, Cleveiund, Oi; Elemenmw Educcmon; AEX 2,3,4. ViCE-Pres 3, Presi 3: Sigma Tau Sigma 1, SNEA 2.3.4, Vice-Presi 3; Intramural Spom T2 JAMES l. WILLIAMS, Seurcy, Ark,- Busmess Admin-srrohon; TAG l; Koinonio 1,- imramuml Spams 1. JOE GARNER WILLIAMS. Summerville. Gm; Secondary Educorion; Transfer from Freed-Hardemnn Collegc- Sigma Tau Sigma 3,4; SNEA 3,4; Immmuroi Sports 3,4 SONDRA LEE TUCKER WILLIAMS, Clarksduie, Missi; Sotiul Scxance; Toiebf 1; Zen: Phi Zero 2,3,1? SE: 3, Pres, 4i Inhomurol Sports ?,1 Bison Boosrers 2,3. JAMES C. WILLISJ Ripley, Miss.; Accounlmg; Transfer flom FreedrHordemun College; Galaxy 3,4, Trecsi 4: Pi Gamma Psi 4; inirumumi Sports 34: AH- Smr SpoGH 4 JAMES OTIS WOOD, Paragould, Ark; BUSWneSS Admims'rohon. JERE YATES, Memphis, Tunn.: Bwbie; Mohucon l,2,3,4; Alpha Ch: Ar Who 5 Who 4,- A Coppeila l,2,3,4, Quartet L214; Belles and Beuux 2,3,4; Timmhy Club 3,4; 5. A. ViceiPres 4: Hunor Srudenr 3; Intramural Span: !,2,3. MABLE JUNE YOUNG, Porismoufh, 0.; Eiememury EdUCGhOn; Phi DeHa 12, Treus. Q; SNEA 2,4. -zl ! U. I I g LR . f- r 'v '4 $53 CLASS proiecfs were dwscussed or a meering of H18 iumor officers. They are sponsor Bob Gilhom, SEC. Trans. JUNIORS Vernon Rogers, Vice-Pres. Louise Tucker and sponsor Jack Ryan Officers anticipate a full year of achievements 52 Frank E. Ackors Joe H. Adams Sylvia A. Aday . Carmen Alexander Joel E. Anderson, Shnrry Ashby Raymu Bailey Ann Baird Poggio Baker . Barbara Barnes James Earl Barnes Ran L. Buucom . Beverley Baard Anna Bachdnldf Anna Bonllay , James H. Builoy. Jr. Robert H. Bull . . Ook Rldge, Tenn. Oakland ,Colif. Ft Lauderdale, Fla. , Waxohqchie, Tex. Seorcy, Ark. Sleon, Ark. . Sr. Louis. Mo. Glen Rock, Penn. Hobart, Ind. Hardy, Ark. Pongbum, Ark. . Searcy, Ark. Cookevulle. Tenn. . Spring HHI, Tenn. G. Bernard Baylias 7 , , Shreveport, Lu. Carthage, Tex. . Searcy, Ark. Gainesville, Flu. w Ilnklcy Clemmons, N C w Bull! Lumed, KOFL K H L Bowman Newport, Ark. Wu M. Bowman Lecchwlle, Ark. w IMO! . Memplns, Tenn. ll ll. Inch Cullmcn, Ale. 2 Max Brown . 7 Denver, Cofo. Mm Lu Blown . Wichita, Kan. Urn Jo. Burlason Bernie, Mo. E1 Dorodo, Ark, Athens, Greece .Mde Ann Caraway Wu -- mm Comm: 1W Icy Camuh Tulsa, Tex, W Howard Cnmr Anson, Tex. . uol F. Cuny Ash Hm, Ark il', - CIVIC Chumpnuy LoGronge, HL ,. -. Alan Chum Buy, Ark. Hy Chlldon Memphisl Tenn 1. - bu Chlinm Temperance Mich, BrownsviHe, Tenn. My Christmas W'I Clark Shelter lslcmd, N Y. Mid Clark Tuscumbm. Ala. 4. - S. Cohmun Searcy, Ark. Ann comm Omaha, Ark. L Flaunt. Combs Searcy, Ark, . L. Coop Griffnhvilie, Ark. 5 E Capo Seorcy, Ark, '4' , l. Cup. Fan Worth, Tex. I. Conn Atlanta, Ga, Ann Crawford Woldron, Ark, Jamal Crisp. Cuyum, N Y. $ I '7 A Juhn Cunningham Mary Ann Dabbs Doris Jenn Dalton John F. Daniel Freddie Don Dnullon Billy G. Davenport RBblCCE Dnnninglnn Charles W. DaVore Sharon Kay Dunn Diane Dyer Latina Dykes Ann Eckerbarg Sharon R. English Sonia English Judy Estes June R. Eubunks Paul Forrar Jon Farris Beedeville, , Senrcy, PFESCOH', Quench, YellviHe, Leww sviHe, Beebe, Biggers, Lawton, Seorcy, Chmmnoogc, Tenn Ark. Ark. Ark Tex Ark Ark, Ark, Ark. Okla. Ark Kansas CulyJ Kan Lynn, Menu, Huzkleburg, Furngomd, Fen Smnhl West Lafayette, Ark Ark Ala. Ark Ark, Ind. Iris Jean Johnson Roger Lee Johnson James Hurberf Jonas Larry Jones Rulh Ellen Jones Piggy Joslin N Murilynn Kay Names James Kee'h Samuel Keizhline Thomas Robert Kelley loner. Dal: Kerby David Ray Kornodle Florence Klnmm Jack Edward Kline Jury L. LuFevars Paula Sue Lumbar? Jimmin D. Lawson Richard Lawyer 54 Kewl, Ky, Shreveporr, La. Conneaur, O. Baresville, Ark. Dallas, Tex. Wynne. Ark. Denver, Colo Short Hills, N J Searcy, Ark. Idobell Okla Searcy, Ark Snowy, AIL: Searcy, Ark, Steens, Miss, Brooksville, Fin Oevemnd, Tenn Urbcnu, HI, Lmle Rock; Ark. -.. Sandra Fields Crossville, Tenn, Jennie A. Flassner Moses Lake, Wash. Neva Dawn Gaither . Bedford, Ind. Anna Maria Garret! Winchester, Ky Martin June Geisler Bridgeport Conn. Erna H. Gibson . Tampa, Fla. Gwen Green Miami, Okla Myrna Joyce Green New Orleans, La. Gerald L. Gwin , , ,, Seorcy, Ark. Bob Hull . Henderson, Tenn. Freda Marie Hull Henderson, Tenn. Billy Conn Hamlel! Kennett, Mo Kerry Hardcasfle Pongburn, Ark, Philiip K7 Harris Corumbio, Tenn. Sherinn K. Harvester Pocahonras. Ari, Cyn'hiu J. Hassell Judsonic, Ark. Laurel Heidi Haiti Sirasburg, 0. Tom Heinselmun LrMe Hocking, 0 Ellen Kuy Henry Greenbrier, Ark. Sandra Henry Dierks, Ark. BeHy Carolyn Hollis Prlnceron, Lu. Alton Thumas Haulen Fort Worfh, Tex Hazel Virginia Hovurier WcHch Ark. David M. Huddlesfan , NoshviHe, Tenn. Barbara Sue Hoff Derrcm, Mich. Carole Humphreys Memphk. Tenn. James C. Hyde Valparaiso, Flu. Charles Eddie lsum Burmwnghom, Ala. Brynn KA Jutobs Jocksoane, Flu Mary Lee Jones . Reach Ark. Ala. um. :T H. Loudomlllk II McCchhr-n McCurley I: McNdll .11 Moguls: MImhanl . .... . Lou Martin H. Media . Manon . ' l.- Mlyon Miller .. Mm - Ann Mikhail -f Moulsomcry .l. Moenoy . 7 Innis . 'an -- - Nlllon - A Ousfay . 'I. hlhlr ' - mum .. 7:. Kay Mllls . . -l Murry Carroll Myers Harrisburg, liL Nashville, Tenn. Puragouid. Ark. . Searcy, Ark. , Seorcyl Ark. , Huzen. Ark. . Quincy, III. Conroe, Tex. Memphis, Tenn. Happy, Tex. Botesville, Ark. . Raga Kan . Secrcy, Ark Wayne, Mrch . Obion, Tean , Morrillon, Ark Bradford, Ark. , Biggers, Ark. . . Alexandnn, Lu Little Rock, Ark. Kenserr, Ark. Cullmun. Ala. Cabool, Mo. Jonesboro, Ark Alfcio, Ark. Harriesburg, Miss Duncan, Okla. ,,,,, Kenseh, Ark. . Manchester, Ga. Forth SmiII-n, Ark. 1' .. 4 3 at? I: eligious instruction is vital part of daily living gm Mag!!! i JUNIORS PRACTICAL expenence In working wnh young people IS gamed by THESE studems as May presem n lesson ro members of Vheir wnior Bwble class 55 JUNIORS ORGANIZING Hm pxeuurchons for THE wmur :anor bnnqun? H;mmnlee ci'wumcm MM: FHmkgu dxuusses f' w' JVNi ! S'qffsrrl 'md Beny W'grl: lndusfrious committee plans for annual banquet 56 Alindu Purhum Karen Parsons Ernie Punon Bobbie Pearce Bill Pearcy Bob Pearcy Ken Dk Phillips Mary Ann Phillips For! PKHDW, Tennl BorHesviHe, Okla. . Pinsfield, III. Searcy, Ark. Gainesville, Tex. , Guineswlle, Tex. DeQueen, Ark. Sulphur Sprungs, Tex. Ray Phillips Memphis, Tenn. Sharon Phillips Camden, Ark. Bab Pifnar Ripley, Miss. Mary Ann Recms Lihfefield, Tex. George Lynn Reeves Mmden, Lo. Evelyn Ricken Moody, Mo. Mary Dawn Robinson Bastropl LO, Vernon R. Rogers Jeffrey Anna Rare: Berry Ruble Larry lee Rucimun Chester G. Russell Janine Sanders Milton Sewell Donna Shipmun William Shnrf Barbara Siler Ken Simmons Anim Smith Barbara 5n: Smith Robert Smith Deanna Snowdln Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Palatine, Ill. Wnlnuf Rndge, Ark. H Peso, Tex, N Lmle Rock, Ark. Detroit. Mich. Florence, Ala. Memphis, Tenn. 87 Rhodesia, Africa Pleusom Plums, Ark. Secrcy, Ark. West Memphis, Ark. Booneville, Ark. Searcy, Ark. independence, Mov II'IIIHII Sue Taylor hm Dun Taylor Memphis, Tenn Jatqu-llm 'lhuyer York, NEb Fndlrlck Thomas Hurrisoane, M0. M E. Thnmpsun Searcy, Ark. My June flplon Heber Springs, Ark. Juno: W. Yullarson LoGrnnge 60, MN Toll. chslwane Ark. Iyun Iouchlun JuCksoane Fm Human G. Tubb Benton, Ark. Jamn- Tucllr Lmle Rock, Ark, hull. Tudur Waynelown, Ind. law Turntr meom Park, chh May Turner Boll, Lo Ml Turney Qultmun, Ark. Karin Van Rhunon PnragouFd, Ark. Won Waters Nnchuu, Hui hay Wuhan Hunt Mich Jhl Watson West Monroe, La. M Walton Pocohonmsl Ark. Ann Whifum Columbia, 3. C. Mar Williams Pluinview, Tex. mil Willinghum Doddswlle, Miss. Ha Guii Waui Jasper, Ala, Mela Woodruff Aloku, Tenn. My Work Trenton, Mkh. WI Wrigh? ShaHowmer, Tex. M Wriahl Temple City, Cahf Jun. Wyn El Dorado, Ark. Hilly lou Yurbrough Memphws, Tenn, Beach Grove, Atk Janice Snyder Anita Soulhnrd James PL Springe! Gene Springer Linda Lee Stafford Jo Stanley David starling Muilcnd Stevens Marlyn Shwarl Jay Dene Stone Rita S'cner Harrier Storey Philip 51mm Jerry Sullins John Suma'erlclm:t Sandro Tanner Tamara Tanner . William B; Tale Memphis! Tenn Melhnurne, Ark. Clomiew HL Morganfueid, Ky Gronby, Mo. Sun Valley, Calif. Plymouth, Ha. Summit, Miss. Warrington, F30. For? Worfh, Tex. KenseH, Ark, Senoth, Mo. Vwenna, W. Va. Secrcy, Ark. Carthage, MO. Housaonl Tex, Houston, Tex. Tamrlmno Ark. 57 INFORMAL dmcmsion of plans The sophomore claws inc: For Roberrs SOPHOMORES rho year is enloyed by Pres. Freddie Fmdca Ferguson me Eri lelmms :1an Sponsors Mr and Mrs Lawws Ely Class officers demonstrate leadership abilities 58 Nancy L. Able: El Dorcdc, Ark. Jerry Allison , . Memphis. Tenn James E. Arnuli Nashville, Ark; Fred Willis Akhisun 7 Purcgoufd, Ark. Charlotte Atkins Mammorh Springs, Ark. Marsha Bailey El Dorado. Ark. Priscilla Baker Arhngrom V0. Mary Ethel Balls . Searcy, Ark. Nancy Carolyn Same: . Seagovxlle. Tex. BoNy A. Bums . Peckj Kan. Mary E. Barren . Springfield, Mo. Clarita D. Burtley 7 7 Rogers. Ark. Mary Ellen Buskin r. STHweII, Okla. Dwight Bawcom Oklahoma City, Okla. For A. Beurdan , . .. Texarkanu. Ark. Mary M. Beckett . , , Sherman, Tex Howard Fx Donna , Jr. . Muyfield, Ky. lindu GaIl Bennett PrescoH, Ark, Vlilllum Edgar Ilnnen Secrcy, Ark. John E. Berryhill Searcy, Ark. Mil M. Ilutk 7 Berkeley, Calif, Ihlon Both Blacker N Lmla Rock, Ark. Inn- A. Blue . Jonesboro, Ark, lab. H. Ion: Seorcy, Ark. leghl F. Boga: ..... Hozen, Ark. Norman A. Bracken . Ruston, Lu. JO! I. Brudbum New Iberia, Lu. Win31. Brudfmd r thdey, Ark, Ind: Dnyln Bradsher Rector, Ark. H. Holly Brannon Roswell, Ga. Vlvlaa Iranuum Moumoin View, Ark 3!!! anington Texarkano, Tex Hdlnlul Bridgos FergusonJ Mo, M l. Irotk Sprungheld, Mo. J. Alvis Imwn Evening Shade, Ark, JlrnIl C. Brown Seurcyl Ark. buy A. Brown . Memphis. Tenn. 5! Wayne Bumpuss Athens, 0. Md lurks, Truih or Consequences, NM. Mam Ann Bun . Monroe, Lo. Mill Holding Burton Bells. Tenn. Dull Ann Bush Lomsvillel Ky Mm lni; Suthrliald. . SVquorY, Ark Mu Jo lyrd . Ozarks, Mo Mari Cur! Camp Muleshoe, Tex Hugh Earl Campbell ,. McAlester, 0qu Malina Campbell Melbourne, Ark Camun Cumparnll Nbuquerque, N M John 5V Canrwoll .. Charles Duane Cnrtlr Polly Anne Curler Lanny Casey Donna Chambers Charoleue V. Chmy Robert Neil Clarion Patricia C. Chmenr David Narsnn Clinger Linda Cogdell Jack D. Calvin , , Gcw W. Connolly . Barbara A. Cooper ..... Shirley Conper Nunty Jill Cope Flora B. Corum .. Florence A. Corum .. , Sulun E. Craig E05! Proirwe, Mo. . Pine Bluff, Ark. Kmser Ark. Seurcy, Ark. Crambndqe O. . Houma. Lo. Boreswlle, Ark Covmgion, Term Farr Worth, Tex. Lofoyenei La. , Vivian. L11 Corumbm Tenn. BaresviHe, Ark, Baresvae, Ark. Searcy Ark Greenfield, Mo. Greenfield Mo, Godfrey. IH 59 1,. Q l -, p a s. 4;; ' .- ' M Am A Judith Kayo Fruxior Seorcy, Ark. Sheila Gwynne Frazier Savannah, Ga Ronald L. French Liberal, Kan. Martha lynn Gardner Biggers, Ark. Paul M. Gardner Mary Hula Garner Vienna, WA V0, Col-co Rock, Ark. Buffy L. Gurnfson Verna Mae Garret! Tom Goskins, Jr. Leah A. Genlry Alhambra, iH, Lonnia James Gilbrnh Hoxie, Azk. Phyllis Gilsrmp Indmnopohs, Ind. Shreveport La, Winchester, Ky; Fulmdaie, Flo, Justina Gish . Ft. Smith Ark. Leland E. Goutlay Berkeley, Mov David L. Gains Beech Gravel Ark, Linda Gordon Seorcy, Ark. Jill Graddy Tulsa, Okla Marilyn lo- Gruff Huntsville, Ala. 60 Bonnie Dell Cruse M , Cherry Valley, Ark. Edward Franklin Dalton Overbndl Mo. Judiih D. Daniel , ,, .A Dallas, Texv Peggy Jana Darling , Nusthe, Ark. Karen H. Daugherty Gromve City, IIIA Carol Juan Davis Bronson, Mo. Fayerfeville, Tenn. Pocahontas Ark. E. Berry Davis Mary lnu Davis David L Day , Rmiey, MISS. Ollie May Dillard San Antonio, Tex. Martha R. Diller A Dallas, Tex, Barty Lnu Dodd Scllwsaw. Okla, Roger Ray Dozier Forrest, IHA James A. Duke MngDIIO, Ark. Moniciu Ann Dunn Nashville, Tenn Patrick H. Dykes Seurcy, Ark, Darlene R. Ends , Bill Gordon Earl Indianapolis, Ind, Houston, Tex Marianna Ark. Batesville, Ark. ,, Searcy, Ark. Seorcy, Ark. JocksonviHe, Ark. Mormron, Ark. Dalton Eddleman Linda Kay Edwards Judith Lynn EllioH Betty Ely Edgar A. Eslas Judy Lao Evanl Jerry T. Fuules Freda Ferguson Marilyn R. Finley David W. Fnuss Phyflis Ann Fowler Maurice R. Frank: . , NeeshoA Mo. N, LmIe Rock, Ark. Plymouth, Mich. New Mcromoms, 0. Ash Flat, Ark. Searcy, Ark. SOPHOMORES SIGNING up for hws chapel seat at vhe beginning of the registrmion Ime, Jerry Hollis requests that he be as- signed a semi next r0 me ShuH, ired smiles betray aching feet of registration arse: d x Elf Allin! Lau Gram Chesienon, Ind. 'Mllld Green . Doniphan, Mo. Julia Ann Griffin Pme arm, Ark. i-h-n Ansel Grinum WiIHsvon, Flu. .lllmy J. Buhing . . Granger, Mo. Way Hack. Walled Lake. chhA .gQKHQ him Ann Hndlty Houston, Tex; M Hall . . Mt Pleasant, Mich. M Hawks Jacksoane, Ark. IM Horne; San Leandro, Calif. lily D. Hays . . .. Tulsa. Okla. Ml Juan Honry Hcyri, Ma lay Herd , . Logansporr, Ind; M HI! Hicks 7 Tuckermun, Ark ' I. Hollis Columbial Lo. , -yn Hnuvur Gainesville, Flo. .h Mllhn Hombucklo Searcy, Ark. m 1'. Homer Wmhirm Kan I. chd Hun! Sedgewxckville, Mo. , lluglla Semcy, Ark. , - T. Hugh's San Angelo, Tex. 'MH Ln Hull . Boron. Calif. lumen Hunhr Seorcy, Ark, :3!!! Hunter . Fon Smith, Ark Marc Johnson Detroit, Mich. Mend Johnson . Pine Bluff, Ark, May Johnson , Walnut Ridge, Ark QMII E. Johnson Sreens, Miss M P. Joni: Chunnelw'ew, Tea: 1 me- lou Jones Perryville. Ark Benlamin G. Kail N Little Rock. Ark. Barbara A, Ken . Searcy, Ark. Brute Glenn Kenton , Independence, Mo; Demon lee Kernadle Wynne. Ark. Esther V. Kile Albion, Ida. Tobias Kim Hong Kong Carolyn Kay Kinord El Dorado, Alk. Jackie Sun King Lubbock, Tex. Harold W Knippln Seurcy, Ark. Billie LoFerney cnmhmue, Ark. Bill E. Laird Newpon, Ark. I Kenneth Dwain Laird Baton ROUQE, L0. Gaylon W. Lamb Delight Ark. lobed C. lune Wynne, Ark, Kim Lee Hong Kong Doris Ellen Lemmuns Searcy, Ark. Amugia Lenn. Pomgould, Ark. Eula Lemux Horrissonr, Mo, Donald Warren Lewis Newport. Ark. Judith Limburg Tonawandal N. Y. Shirley Jenn Lynxwiler Doniphon, Mo, David A. McCorItle Seurcy, Ark. Michael Doyle McCubbin Mane , Mo, Dianne McCullough Formmgron, Mich. Glenda McElruy For! Worthi TEX. - '- Murilyn' McElray Royal Oak, Mich ' . . Charlene McGee Memphis, Tenn. . ' I , ' Roy Ellis McGee Boonevilie. Miss I x 19': , - Nancy McHnn Lake leoge, Ark. xx x ' Clair Bryon McKnun Dorimgron, Penn, Elections whet the competitive spirit of students SOPHOMORES CAMPAIGN powers and personal conrocts were used effeuwew by an Ed Willmms and Fteddw? Robe ; To urge thew EIUSSH'IOYES m EIEU them 62 Chalmnoogc, Tenn human McNoiil M MchckIr M McWhoner Big Sandy. Tex. Mm Moynar Pine Huff, Ark My In Moore Fort Deposit Am, Inn. Amalia Morgan hdl Ann Mnrrls WCHnut Rndge Ark; Clevebnd, Miss. West Monroe, Lcr Riel! Conrad Newton Wli'llllm David Nicholas Him Oulluw Ens? Lansing, Mich BaldwunsviHe N. Y. a Richard Pueblos NEWporh Ark Sue Pcnix Tuckermon, Ark Brenda Penn Lynn, Ark Edlih Anna Peugh Ponsmowh, 0 Dale Philbrick Norm Hampton, N. H Sandra Sue Phillips Cullrncnn Alo Hmofd PiMs TeneH, Tex. Charlie Whaeler Pounds Cordoua, Ala, mamas Alon Pralhor Cimcogo. HI. Charles IL Priddy Cleveland, Term J-rome D. Prince Moblemnl Go, Rife J. Rachel Eussellville, Ark Porter Rugsdaln Atlanta, 00 Roy Allan Rauves Maiden, Mu Nancy Rector Haber Sprmgs. Ark. Gary Dean Redinger Agrcl Kan. Milton A. Road Searcy, Ark. Thomas D. Rappnn Newcomersrown, O. 63 Curul A. Roynolds Ray Richie Linda Jo Riiinger Freddie Roberts Ronnie Rnb-mon Brenda Rodgers Tulsal Okla, AMONG, Ga. Searcy, Ark. N. LiTHE Rock Ark. Lirtle Rock, Ark. Romance, Ark. Peggy Paulette Rowden .. Oxford Ark Ernest G. Roy Phyllis Y. Samar Charles Ray Savall . . .. Ruih Ann Selby Jerry J. Salvidga Cami Senson Winnie Ju Sherrad Plymuu'rh, Mich. Midwesf Ciry, Okla. Pearland, Tex. Clarksville, Ark. , Corvert, Mich. Lee s Summit, Mo. , lubbock, Tex. Sharon June Shipmun . Stoutlond, Mo R. Sharon Shlvar Patricia Louise Shul leiam M. Simmons Barffesville, 01:10. I Buffalo, Mo, Beaumont, Tex Barbara Evelyn SmHh Ashdown, Ark Beverly Karen Smith , ,, Palsy Karen Smith Ronny D. Smith Terry Smith Martin R Sorenson Emma Juan Snulhurd Koran Spain Shannan E. Spears Brenda Kay Spear Jim E. Stanley Carol Ann Slarr Thuyer, M01 . Walnut Ridge, Ark. Newport, Ark. Clorksdale. Miss. DeKalb, Ill. Melbourne. Alk. Monrgomery. AIGA Freeporf, Tex. , 7 Camden, Ark. Sun Valley, Calif. Knobel, Ark. Karl William S'auffor . . . Neosho, Mo. loui! W. Stapler N Lirrle Rock, Ark. Llliiun ?. Slower! Worringfon, Fla. John E; Sfinnel! Seurcy, Ark. John M. Shana Aflunlu, Ga. Monty K. sums Quaker City, 0 Judy Anne Struck. Shirley Strador Brando Jenn SuHan Donald Swnynl David H. Taylor Randall R. Torry Sandra loo roofer! Irlnda C. Thomas Ronald L. Thomas Byron E. Thompson Claudlnl Thompion . Donnlo Kelly Thompson Searcy, Ark. 64 Sprmgfield, Mo. Lake Village, Ark, Birmingham. Ala. Yellville. Ark. Memphis, Tenn. FcyeHevilla. Ark. Valparaisol Ind. Beedeville, Ark. Carthage, Ma; Stephens, Ark. Ho? Springs, Ark. SOPHOMORES ABSORBED m m. notes, Gary Cow neHy rakes advantage of me awe:- news cf llwa Iwbxmy I0 catch up or! iu-s usygnmen's rind ou'sude repcrfs Library studying increases with each new year Julia! B.fll Tlpfon . Visuliu, Calif. Manila Ann Took. , N , Rayville, La. John I. Tunic. Salinas, Calif Illly ?mylol Ausrell, Go. John Gill Undlrwood . Searcy, Ark. 1m: l.. Vunnaman . Sammie. Mo. IIHm Wan . .. Hong Kong Menu Wan . , . Hong Kong Sandra K. Ward . . .. . Mcplewood; La. John Mike Wuhn Alachuu, Fla, John I. Waar , ,. Canyon, Tex. 60mg. Anthony Wubh Seurcy. Ark. Junk. Ruth Webb Strathmore. Calif, HIHI Ann. Whiddon .. Jacksonville, Fla, lobar: A. WHO. , , . Pine Bluff, Ark. Sandra Juno Whilu Ruleville, Miss. Maul WllIiams . . Hole Center, Tex. Jam E. Williams Moberly, Mo. Juli. Ellcn William: Pumgould, Ark. Shanon M. Wilson Seorcy, Ark. Ionuld K. Will San Diego, Calif. Arnold Wlnl-r Ruleville, Miss. Com Ellluhalh Wis Belleville, Mich. Helm Womuck Russell, Ark. .Ioo Womack , Russell, Ark. Lutlin Wong ....... . . Hong Kong Ilymond H. Wnodurd . Cullmon, Ala. Jamal Wonham . Anmsmn, Ala. William D. Young San Antonio, Tex. Dhammlf Yongvunichiit Thailand 65 LEADERS of the freshman class Sandy Cclcore, Iook forward to a busy year. They are che-PrES, Ronnie McFarland and sponsors Ju-nmy Allen and Neale Pryor. FRESHMEN is piloted by sponsors and officers Class spirit I ':-: 4mm :IK grhn kj Dornlhy Mu. Abba Berkeley. Mo. Richard A. Abshin Delight, Ark. Wuynu L. Adams , Homesfeud, Flu. Junic- Akin . Leavenworth, Kan. Sammy Alexandu DeVulls Bluff, Ark Wynn R. Algu, Jr. , Tvpfonville, Tenn. Joun Phylis Allison Pocahontas, Ark Walla 0. Allison Birmingham, Ala. Lynda Swan Alm-yor Savannah, Ga. Hoyt:- H-nry Amen Newport Ark. Carolyn Arthur .. DeWiTt, Ark. James Ashburry N Liffle Rock, Ark, Phyliu Marion Akhlcy , Flint, MEch Bomls Hay lullny . Enolo, Ari. Chullu Donlon Bolrd Williford, Ari. Deanna Marie Bulrd Hardy. Ark. Fonda Lou Dakar . Bradford, Ark. Jerry Van Bak-r Arling'on, Va. Murlbarh Ballard Hunstville, Ala. Robhy T. Borbur Clarendonl Ark. Ronafd Ghn Burn HoylL Mn. Avoyd Ann Burr. Derby, Kan. Tommy Bournun . . Quifmun, Ark. Glenda K. Bully Flfnr, Mich. Freepori, Tex Memphis, Tenn. Hickory Ridge. Ark. Mch II; Ark. Mm Iray I New Orleans, La. Ironln Memphis, Tenn 31. ml! Chompuign, Ill - lynn- Iucy I . Rector, ArkI Illnon Iullol: ., . Chicago, Ill, ' IIliold . Lake Village, Ark. WI M Iumu'f Talihino. Okla. V. IIII'I . I .I .. N. Lirrle Rock, Ark. .. h IuM-ld Shmgart, Ark. i II Irrd Searcy, Ark. I . Ann Calmlo I. E! Dorado, Ark. ' ,, bl Cdklnl WInsted, Conn. Seurcy, Ark Stigier. OkloI East Prairiel MoI III laugh HousIon, Tex. II Memphis, Tenn. . . t: L i331 mulllllu'lloy. Memphis, Tenn. Huron Fairview, Okla. 5n IluclI . Spring Hiil, Tenn. - Carol Ilatluhnr I Hoxie. ArkI Iloclwull Sand Springs, Okla. . 0. Iludlr N. Little Rock, Ark. I. Iodiford I Memphis, Tenn. t. loll: I Newport. Arki II. lawman Itasca. Tex. P. N. Snllisuw, Okla, Inn Imdlly Tuckermun, Ark, Greenville, Tex, . Rogers, Ark. LID Calloman Madison, Tenn. Pmrlcla Kay Chum Pocahomus, Ark. Dovld W. Chin Kuufo Lumperl Malaya Cilff D. Clark Shelter Island, N. Y. J. M. Clark I Paragould, Ark. lobar! T. Clark Norman, Okla. Suzanna Cfuwson Shreveport, Lo. Eddi- Charla: CIo-r Springdale. Ark. Marllyn J. Cobb . Springfieldl Moi Charla . Ann Collier Cluie, Texi Paul: N. Columbus Grand Prairie, TexI Sarah Ellen Colvin Vivian, La, Harold Dian Combs . El Dorado, Ark. Charles V. Copcland I Lake Park, Ga. Tomi. Sharon Courfnly .. Bostrop, lu. Omugon- V. Cowon . Searcy, Ark. Berni! Cox JacksonVIHe, Ark. Judllh Ann Crunfard I El Dorado, Ark. Jenni. Lynn Crawford Memphis, Tenn. 67 Cynthia Arm Enron A. Douglou Fairloy Osceola, Ark JIrIniI D. Fonlcy PhDEhIX, Anz. Badd- Fllldl Maloirie, La. Mary F. Fllppin Rayno, Ark. James Milton Foru- Douglus 8 Fouss Valda M. Fox Margaret W. Frank; Chicago, Ill. Larry W, French Searcy. Ark, Anvhnny Gudb-rry N, Lzrrle Rock, Ark. Konny E. Guhr Wynne, Ark, Melvin B. Gumball Carol 5 Gunur Clmnn Loyd Genus III Jami: W. Golda Piggy Jan. Gurfmnn Anna Mu- GaIHII Collinsville, HI Salinas, 68 L-Irle Rock, Ark Kansas City, KOFL New Motomorus. O Mmerol VJEIIS W, Va. Anchorage, Ala. Searcy, Ark. CCIIH Lmle Rock, Ark. Huntsville, Ark Avflifhd v - t 9 wu- . at g. a ' . :.1 51:; ' - :1 H ifntn .3 r3. $ ,3 v t . ,2: v: ,. .. ' - v . 1.1! 7.5;. 4ft P 1,. -.:- m1 . ufi- '.l a 4:4 Ina Kay N. Crawford Randall B. Crider Belly Ann Crook Woldron, Ark West Helena, Ark. Sherry Sue Cross Dallas, Tex. Danny Elmo Crow Ahheimer Ark. Roger Cunningham Ripley,Mfss. Jnxqualine Fiance: Daniel Dallas, Tex. Regina Kay Donor Atkins, Ark Eull D. Davidson Larry R. Davis Lylo Davis Wulav Jon Davis Montgomery, Ala. Sprx'ngdale. Ark. Bronson, Mo. Medford, Ore. Richard T. Dean Nancy Jean Deason Mary Jo DeBocud Barbara S. Dedmnn Paul H. DeFonr Brnndu Kay Dalony Searcy, Ark. Rngers, Ark. Secmle, Wash Milan, Tenn. Morrihon, Ark. Hope. Ark. Bettie Ann Dickerson Anita June Dickson Jacob Dian James Edward Dockory Ronald H. Duran William B. Dye Clarendon, Ark. Wichila, Kan. Hong Kong Springdale, Ark. Wheeling, W. Va. Beman, Ark. Tilman Eugene Eddins on: H. Edge, Jr. Avis W. Eisenhour David Neil Elkins Memphis, Tenn. Camden, Ark. Galena Park, Tex. Pocahontas, Ark. Evelyn Louise Ellis Fayette, Ala Morris Ray Ellis Monem MOV Elma Jean Elmura Kokomo, Ind. Robert England Alvm, Tex. Larry Lu Eof! Bcsfrop, La. Pulziziu Ann Epps Shreveport, La, Claudia J. Eshp Seorcy, Ark. Thomas Vanrl Evans Alcmol Tenn, Memphws. 1'2an - IM v FRESHMEN CLASS President Ronnie McFarEond supervises the lasf mmufe touch-ups on Ihe class flow m The fairgrounds before :he homecammg parade begins. .,oats present opportunity for work, ingenuity .9 ,5: a Q M101 Olympta, Wash. a- A .5 f , N COM Guhwood Campbell, Mo I ,z-.. . I. My! Warerlom Ind. ,$ . 1... II. Golllhor EF Doradu, Ark. V; L Goadln Carlisla, Ark. ; A 12 i f. Goodman Jonesboro, Ark. I mummy. Scrumon, Ark, , ,. 61mm. Mammoth Springs, Ark. ' 7, Ian- Halnu New Orleans, Lo. '1 Halo Donville, Ark. Ill Hal Balesville. Ark. hy- D. Hall lake ery, Ark, 7 hr deom Camden, Ark. O'HIIU Hamaklr Dumas, Ark. Ill: Hancodl Springfield, Ill. Lynn- Huniy Jacksonville, HI. I Hunk Memphis, Tenn. I HIIIII'I'I Sizllisclwi Okla. Hawkin- Jncksonville, N C. i 1. nd Searcy. Ark, ' 0Iny Hunlh Plymouth, Mich. - 7' w. Musing Springfield, Ill. Fai .. q. Hemline Judsoniu, Ark. 4 r 18.!v :-,1Kv ' L , m Moumoin Home, ArkA , ' 1 W ' vx 1rrr'.! q; Hf . lill- . Fort Smith, Ark. g A f. x 'Dii x -- .. Al.h f h At. Humor Hollis Spearsville, La. 7 ' ' Mom Clinton, Ark. v w. Holloway Clinton, Ark. l! ll. Hamlin Springdale, Ark . 5., 7 Sin luckier! . Corning, Ark. I j Jul Jccquu Okolona, Ark ' I J-IIIHm Rogers, Ark ff ,. i: I. Haul: Birmingham, Ala ,3 I In San Jose, Calif. w!!! Juunm Spring Hi1l. Tenn FRESHMEN EXPRESSING rheir opimons through The ballot box, mes:- freshmen take time our from a busy schedule to vore For the candldmes which Ihey believe are best. Lengthy roster of candidates Fpuzzling to voters 70 Allen Clark Johnson Kennolh L. Johnson Daniel Howard Jonas Wilbom T. Jones Suxun O. Kaulhloy Kcmm Kay Kelton Clan: Man Kerr Kmhryn King . David H. Klinehrial Geraldine M. Kur: Bilry Joe Lcdd Mollie Patricia LaFevor E. Marin luird Ronald Bruce lumber? Shiu OI law David F. Lawyer James Mike leFors Luvonne H. Larou: Jack Fred Lewis Karrie Sue Lyle: Roger D. lynxwiilr Noshwlle, Tenn; Kansas City, Kan. deore, Ark. Memphis, Tenn. Jocksonviilel Ark. Paris. Ark, Hozen, Ark. Dimmitn Tex. Wayne, Mich. . Poplar Bluff, Mo. Reyna, Ark. NashviHa Tenn. Grubbs. Ark. Sikesion. Mo. Hong Kong Huff, AIJK. Springfiefd, Mo. Fiorissnm, Mo. Memphis, Tenn. Little Rock, Ark. Doniphun, Mo Andraa McAllisMr Willow Springs Mn. Jerry Don McCughren Ralph M. MtCIugguga . lager L. McCown Tuna Kay McDonald Korean McElroy Quincy, III. Derbyl Kan, Ariington, Tex. Idolou, Tex. Oscodo. Mich. Larry DA McFadden Hickory Ridge, Atk. Ronnie MtFnrlund Curtis C. McKnighl Bobbie Dean Mobry Jackie Muhun Jayce Alma Marun Judy Coral Martin Rana Martin W. Faye Muster: James W. Malhonoy . . Don Muihi: Janin Ann. Manual! Eileun F. Muzuwn Hurry Dcnuld Medley . . Mary Charlem Molten Cullmun, Ala. Olympia, Wash. Wayne, Mich. Batesville, Miss. Wayne, Mich. , Seorcy. Ark. Seurcy, Ark. Bradford ArkA Morrilton, Ark. Augusta, III. , Memphis, Tenn. . Sharon, Penn. Memphis. Tenn. Helena, Ark. m. Mun , - Jon Miller I, mum Burberron, 07 Greenville, Penn. Linle Rock, Ark. - lulu mu. Searcy, Ark, haul. mum Memphis, Tenn. Mcbloy Little Rock, Ark, Inglewood, Calif, Boyfe, Miss. Rector. Ark. Brookfield, Muss. .. Gainesville, Tex. Cedar Grove. N. J. Texarkunu, Ark N. Little Rock, Ark Redlands, Callf Memphis, Tenn. LirHe Rock, Ark. Finsburgh, Penn. Springfield, Mo. D. Odlli Camden. Ark. O'DIII . Hope, Ark. O'Kull'y Austelf, Go. In Daley Organ Liberal, Kan. Shreveport, La. MI. ' . Forks hulk! Rochesrer, N. Y Scramon, Ark. Noshvklle, Tenn. Phoenix. Ariz, Abilene, Tex. Tiplunvnlle, Tenn, HUNISOH, Ark. Saratoga, Ark. Dennard, Ark. Dallas. Tex. Henderson, Ark, Shmgcm, Ark ,2 Earl Dean Powell Searcy, Ark. William Dole Powull Hardy. Ark Trevo Lou Pryor Fuhon, Ky Harry Wayne Pui'mun Calion. Ark Robert E. ladar Yorldown, Ind. John D Iainu Senath, Mo, Jam's T1 Randalf BusVrop, Lu, Richard Rhoinhnl! Searcy, Ark. Carole L Rhine Wichita, Kan Pulricia A. Richards Gainesvilla Ha. Luster A. Richmond Woldron, Ark. John D. Ritko Moody. Mo Lniriciu Sun Hickman Alma, Ark. lawrance Ricks Lmre Rock, Ark, Dickie Ray Riding; Gideon Mn. Jum-s Dwight Robb Flint, Mich. Howard Randall Robina . Benton, Ark, Linda E. Robinson Manila, Ark 71 Donald L Shun: .. Hatfield, Penn. lilo J. Stowe ! Winfield, Kan. Sandy Sun Stone , Nuvosora, Tex. Show On Sean. . Bunc. Tex. Inymond D. Stout . Hamaville, Ark. lannlo Slmwhncku Kingman, Kan. llndu Studebak-r Jefferson City. Mo Garry L Taylor . Texarkana, Tex. Linda Kay Thoma: Newport, Ark. Mary loulu Thomas Searcy, Ark. John Hudson Tlnlr Pocahonfas. Ark. Kenna . D. Tlpfon . Heber Springs, Ark. Edgar D. Todd. Jr. Shreveport, LaA WHllurn H. Tnzhr , Tuscaloosat Ala. lobar! Mllllldn Twyford . Newport, Ark. Lu Carlton Underwood , , Searcy, Ark. Kowloon ValonNno Dallas, Tex. Dwayne Van lhoonon Parogould, Ark. 72 Ki- 1?. Carl A. Rodgnn Romance. Ark. Palriclu Sue Romero . New Orleans, La. Dana Lynn lowland . Piymouth, Mich. Marian Halon Russell . Piggon, Ark. Don Samunil , Fort Worth, Tex. Kannalh Sanders Huntsvilfe, Ala. Jumu Ervln Sandlin . . Lake City. Fla. Ronald Phillp Saw Rangoon, Burma Donna L. Sch .. Granite CW, Ill. Eleanor Elufnl Stun 7 Wesrchesmr. III. Shlron Jo Sum .. Dallas, Tax. T-rry A. Soumnn , Bakersfield, Cam. lindu 51 Seawel .. Rockford, Ill. Madha Ann Sonhmy , Weiner, Ark. Ronald Shelby Culumbia, Tenn. ll. Frank Shanon Memphis, Tenn. Sylvia Ann Shollnn . New Boston. Tex. Barbara Shuphmd West Plains, Ma. 5am Shewmaklr . Kufomo, N. Rhadesta Jun. K. Simpson , Ransom, Kan. Robocca E. Simpson .. ., . Rector, Ark. Rodnay Gill Sklppnr . Memphis, Tenn. William c. SIun-ry .. MiarnI. Fla. Sandra L. 5mm. , . Cleveland, 0. Sara Both Smlfh . Corning, Ark. Wayne Smilh Corpus Chrisfi. Texy Kyl- Smock .. . Molina, III. David A. Soulhurd . ,, , Anesiu, N. M. Danna Frunnno Spuuldlng .. Searcy, Ark. llnde Diana Spears Culfman. Ala. Mlln Floyd Stags: . Homer, La. Sharon L Siahly , Augusta, Ark. Joan M. Sluhr ., , York. Nob. lmndu Stunloy . Baid Knob, Ark. Carl D. Slurk .................... Searcy, Ni. Sharon E. Sloplor N, Little Rock, Ark. FRESHMEN EFFECYIVE cammunicurion 1hraugh speech is learned by practice such as this demonsrrohon on poplar moche buds g rven by Mary Doug Weeks 'eneral knowledge gained in fine arts study Patricia Vawhr . . A Norman, Okla; Men, No Wagner .......... Spiro, Okla. Harman Wulnwrlghl , Woke Villagel Texv Glenna Walluco ........... Perryville, Ark. Foggy Lynn. Walton Newport Ark. Dwighl Wan Oklahoma Ciry, Okla. Patricia Wuhan . Campbell. M0. Phillip Wlar . . Fon Smivh, Ark; Rita Jo Wobb . .. . . .. Lynn. Ari: Mary Walt; Germantown, Tenn. louullcn Wu! . . Searcy. Ark. Jamal. Wuhrholm Fort Worth. Tex Donald Whnllr ......... Conneaul, 0 Snow White , ,. , ,,,,,, Luxoru, Ark. Willlum Ralph Whih Memphis, Tenn. Jury W. Whlr-h-nd ., . Wamuce, Tenn. Barbara Wlmflold Carufhersville, Mo. India Whitman . Palos Verdes Esmfes, C. Duvld O. Wilcox . .. Judsonia, Ark. Jam Wilkerson r. . East St. Louis, IIL Gary Wilkins , Trumann. Ark. Richard J. Wllllom: Decatur, III. Floyd Wayn- Willlummn . . Dierks, Ark. lobar! Wllllnghum Doddsville, Miss. Jomn erMn Wilson Springfield. Mo Ronald M. Wilson Murfreesboro, Tenn. Della Cowl. Wlmhlrlcy Radar, Ark. 19 Ann Wood .. . .. Delaware, Ark. Iodnoy Allon Wnodruff Grace. Miss Mary L. Woolurd . Success, Ark. Churlu lull. Wrigh! . Kennett, Mo. Joann. F. Wright . Northlake, III. E. Edward Yarbzovnh Memphis, Tenn. Glnndu Fay Yah- ., Fort Smith. Ark. Ion Young . . . Kingman, Kanv lorry M. Yunha Shreveport, La. 73 Jeane : Ballard Cullmon, Alul Nalru Joan Berryhill . Searcy, Ark. B-ny F. Bassan! MII'IEFOI Wells. W. Va. Lundy Pat Btnck Lakeiand, Fla, Barbara Ann Blackwell 7 St. Louis, Mo. Barbara Ann Copdand . Decatur, Ark. Jimmy Lao Cossey . Clinton, Ark Judy Dow . Nelson, Ma. Dunn Sue Ends: Kennett, Mo. Mona Judy Epperson . Haleyville, Ala. Cloud 6. Eshp . Seorcy, Ark. David Louis Golden Nederland, Tex. Kenneth Man Goodwin Lafayette, La Neii Minhnll Huverly . Perry Township, 0. Rogar Hladky Germonmwn, Tenn. George Alvin Hubby . Texarkunu, Ark; Carolyn Es'ello Hugs . Strawberry, Ark. Leora Sharon Hughes . Salinas, Calif. Jun Lyn Johnson Lofayerfe. Lo. Tom Johnson . WesTerly, R. I. JoAnn Kelly . Farr Worth, Tex. Howard A Killuugh Pine Bluff, Ark, Danny Eugene Klnggley Spearmon, Tex Jacqunlinl Juan Knlpplo . Derby, Kan. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENTS 1125 students register for the second semester EXAMINING an umbrella in the College Bookstorel Barbara Copeland finds that the rainy season at Harding caught her unprepared for tho changeable weather. 74 TRYING to decide what classes to en- roll :nl new sludenr Twm Reeves defer- minedly studies The spring schedule provided in the Srudenr Personnef Office. Juan Land Conan Pium. Ark. ulumumn Newport Beach Culif Mayor . . idobel, Okla. Mayo . DuHcs, Tex. Don Mnrrlmun Detroit, Mich. Martin MIMI! Seorcy, Ark. v Hahn Men'm . Seorcy. Ark. Mlll-r Lime Rock, Ark. Allll Mod! Springfield, Mo, , Ilfh Monro Woodsboro, Tex. '- him Memplus, Tenn. ', m Polo Cedro, Cohf, 1' -- Inn. Inns Pufo Cedzo, Calif. l. Illchoy . .. Rails, Tex. 'Oflgor Inblnson , . El Dorado, Ark. P. Schmudlndl Madison, Wis. WI . Magnolia, Ark. 4- Shula Dayton, 0. ' Icy Shlny Magnolia, Ark. C. Simpson . Senrcy, Ark , ll. Shphons . Shrevepon, LIL j' M Sioul Seorcy, Ark. Sunderlund . Canhogel Mo. ' l.. Yunnan Elmhursr, III. . 5L Peiersburg, Flo. Winstonsalem, N. C. M WOIHICMP , Delupluine' Ark. l. Wildlnun Moro, III. I. Wllnnmmn 7 Newport, Ark. luv Vulgar BJue Spring, Mo. 75 GEORGE BESSENT VENITA BRIDGER MIKE CANOY DONNA GASTON Wyandoife, Mich. Springfiuld, Mo. Ada, Okla. Springdale, Ark. BA, General Science ESE. Hisrory BA, Psychology BA, Horne Emnomics JAMES LANDERS JAMES MILLS BOB MITCHELL REGGIE REYNOLDS Linle Rock, Ark. Seurcy, Ark. Holly Springs, Miss. Shrevepod, Lu. BS, Business Atimlnlstrnrmn BA, English BA, Social Science SA Social Science GRADUATE COUNCIL. FRONT ROW L C. Sears, CIiHon LA Gnnus, Joseph E. Pryor, SECOND ROW: G. W Bondl W. K. Summm, Roy WeHbome, Leonard Lewws. 76 RADUATE SCHOOL ' chievement offered Graduate vmrk leading to the Master of Arts '11- Teaching degiee is offe1ed 0n the college pus in Searcy This program has as its active the preparation of superior elementary 1 . secondary teachers and is accredited by '-.: North Central Association of Colleges and L- 1 ndary Schools. The graduate curriculum . emphasis upon strengthening the stu- 1.31:5 background in his teaching field and ' w'ding capstone professional knowledge need- for effective teaching The three teaching ds in which graduate work is 0ffe1od aie '1cr11511 and humanities, social science and na- : science. During the first five weeks of each jwmer session an American Studies workshop : 131d for qualified graduate students. Three years of graduate study are nffered at Graduate School of Bible and Religion in this Tennessee The following degrees may btained: Master of Arts Master of Religious ation and Bachelor of Sacred Literature Dr .3. West Jr.. 15 Dean of this school which was -- 011 the Searcy campus in 1955 and moved Memphis in 1958. This program has as its objectives the education of effective gospel chers, capable educational directors and -: 'fied Bible Chair directors. through graduate work IDENTIFYING The various ways in which plays are staged, Dean Sears points our differences to graduate smdems Bill Smith and Venim Bridger. 77 ALPHA CHI Organization encourages superior scholarship Superior scholarship among Harding students is promoted and recognized by the Arkansas Eta Chapter of Alpha Chi. a national honor scholar- ship society. Membership in Alpha Chi is limited to jun- iors and seniors who have attended Harding Cole lege for at least one year prior to election to membership. Juniors must have achieved not less than a 3.70 scholarship average on at least 80 semester hours and seniors not less than a 3.50 average on at least 104 semester hours. During the 1935-36 school year the Alpha Honor Society was organized on the Harding campus as a local honor society. In the fall of 1956 the Alpha Honor Society petitioned the National Council of Alpha Chi for membership and the Arkansas Eta Chapter was installed on March 1. 195 7, by Dr. Paul C. Witt. Representatives of the chapter attended the na- tional meeting of Alpha Chi held on the campus of Midwestern University, Wichita Falls, Texas, March 29-30. 1963. Dean Joseph E. Pryor, spon- ser 0f the chapter. serves as Secretary-Treasurer of Region II and Associate Editor of The Recor- den journal of the Society. Each spring at mmmencement the chapter presents a key to the graduating member who LIGHTING her candle of learning, initiate Linda Grcff accepts membership has echleved the highest cumulatlve grade aver- into Alpha Chi and pledges to uphold the high standards of the honor society. 3E0 111 college- Frank Adm: Psych ol ogy Joel Anderson Polhicol Science Harmon Brown Mathematics Edna Inmrfi-ld Elementary Education Marlin: Cordon Efemenrary Education Teddy Clmlh Bible Jon Furril Engl ish-Speech Donna Knapp Cl'lemisfry-Mufhemufics Diana Mars Elementary Education Marl E. SranI, Jr. Speech Linda Graff English Jimmie Lawwn Mathematics Ruby Peterson Psychology Suzanne Stanford Home Economics Pulrlciu Green Business Education Paul Learned Bible Sharon Scan Elements ry Education Suanne Smith Walker Home Economics Sin Ho Kim General Science Sham: Marlin Arr David Smurf Chemistry-Mumemorics Jon Yuk: Bible F or the whole Law is fulfilled in one word, even in this: Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thysel . e GALATIANS 5:14. STUDENT LIFE Although great principles can be learned in the classroom and real inspiration to live un- selfishly can be gained from association with the faculty, the crucible of campus life provides the daily test as to how well the eternal princi- ple of love has been mastered. The hgive-and- take of dormitory life, the fellowship of other students in a social club, the hard works ex- pended in some activity and the integrity dis- played in meeting all responsibilities are only some of the facets of campus life which make a lasting imprint on students. t STOIC partence is needed as students He through the long registration line which begins The year. Sighs 0F rattef come as they near the student typist, an mdicott'on that the tiring wait is almost over, BEFORE obtaining a health card at the beginning of school, Anne Whiddon has her blood pressure checked by able stu- dent medical assistant, Martha Nelson. CAPTURING a greased ptg proves a slippery task for CarroH Osbum at the uil-school watermelon party; BALANClNG himsetf, Ralph McCluggage hopefully hangs many campaign posters in ms brd for president of the Freshman class. WING proves a problem as conflicts in Time occur. bur Hy helps Joanne anm, musnc mm'or, wnh the semester Ii.V .INNING OF SCHOOL Pleasant and unpleasant activities of the initial school week are always unique experi- mm for students, especially the new ones. Mov- h h- into dormitory moms and standing in re- tration lines are some of the more unpleasant 'vities. Watermelon parties getracquaintcd rmzls and nightly church services are among n - pleasantly momnrahle events. Rain, rain ,Q'n awayq became the school 1.. an in September. 1062! as precipitation seemv id endless. Got-arquaintod programs did not , . to be hampered, however. by tho inclement weather. .. A highlight of the watermelon party in Her- aing Park came when a grvascd pig was released hbe captured. Other events of the evening were I watermelnn-eating nmtest between faculty w- students, music by the Travelairs and an -schnol devotional. Ovor-abundanco nf melon n7 ted the nocossitv Of a sale of whole melons. The week quickly came to a close as the last. tram fi'ied through the library. prepared th schedules for tho semester. Erle Moore schedule. GREETING new studems at the SA sponsored mixers, Harmon Brown becomes acquainted with John O'DeH. September brings flurry of excitement to campus RUSTIC kettles are the center of anrcuien or me uH-school chili suph per held at the college park where studems gcihered for the fall event 83 AMUSED spectators watd-t us lowly Regina pledges attend to the difficult business of watering the fiagpole with a spoon. Any spiJIed water is the cue for them to begin once more at the lily pool. PLEDGE WEEK Initiates have mixed emotions during pledge week a ' h midi! lhh-x 1 NEW acquaintances are made C15 prospective club members exchange signatures and experiences as they gather for dates and sign pledge books in the Colfege Inn. 84 A trend toward a more dignified pledge week swept the campus this year as Only four days were spent in unusual activities for new stu- dents. Some cluhs mncontratod on giving pledges instructions which led to more studying; even though the chief aim nf all social clubs was to promote getracquainted activities for their ini- tiates. The club season of social functions be- gins with this period. the seventh week of the school year. The cafeteria became exceedingly popular at breakfast time because pledges were assigned to go and plodgcmastors were fo'l'ced to attend to check-up on their charges. Dates were easily accessible for everyone, as not only the males but the females were pledged to ask for dates. This memorable week came to an end with infm'mal initiations at various out- ofktho-way locations and candlelight ceremonies at which cluh vows were recited. Once again pledges and pledgemasters became equal as club brothers and sisters. Thus began a year of work and play designated to create and deepen new friendships and to bring about good deeds. UNIDENTIFIED pledge goes Through me ngors characteristic of mformol initia- Hon cs. pfedgemusmr Jirn leHoms unsympmhehmlly covers him wnh a sack PLEDGING club uilegmnce to the 09995, Susie Romero kneels before president Ruth Ann Coilins. G 5' DiCWTE' Lech GEWW DUVS fhnul SIGNING wine pledge book Wm belongs ?o Sylvm SheHon, Buck ConfweH uses her back 0 '3 1995 Rho 905'9' WMCh W03 hung n5 :1 wvihng surface. Lwnda Robmson wmches :15 he srruqnles m Fill in me desired bhcmks :lhplcy for women srudems preceding pledgmg HOMECOMING Fun, beauty, victory mark s OVERCOME wifh loy is Queen Sheila Mitchell us she holds her bronze mums and 05 maids Marcia Geisher and Dorothy Chrisrmcs congrmulafe herh YAKING the honor of first place in The Hamecoming parade, HHickory Dickory Dock Hoar oprimis'rically predicts a victory for the Bisons which became a reality. 86 festive Homecoming : Hickory. dickury. duck. the Tigers ran up the clock; the dork struck one; the Bisons won, hickory dicknry. duck', displayed Pioneer. LC, Omega Phi and Tnfobt ingenuity in float-making to capture the first place trophy in the 1962 Homecoming: parade. Mother Goose. construct- ed by the sophrmmro Class. led the parade which was centered around 1110 theme. LWIother Goose Rides Again. Dr. Bcnsnn was Grand Marshall. A radiant Shoila R1itcholl reigned for the October 27 activitins after being crowned queen by Cnrcaptains Jerry Whale and Steve Smith in a pre-gamo cermnnny. Dorothy Christmas and Marcia Geislor worv hm' attendants. Class re- presentatives VVDI'O Sharon BNTY. senior; Carmen Alexander, junior; and Jannic Crawford, fresh- man. Judy Daniel and Karen Spain were elected sophomore cowoprosontativos. Tho Bisons Completed 11 porfch day by walk- ing over the Livingston Slate Tigers 17 t0 7. ORGANIZING the Homecommg parade, Bob Brewer hurriedly checks his clipboard to see rhm the various Hoots are present and in order before rheir iourney rhrough the streets of Searcy. 57 ' digit: B The crowd is The homecoming court including Jennie Crawford, ireshmun represemarive; Karen SPGin, - a co-representurive; Judy DunieL sophomore co-represenfmive; Marcia Geisler, anendanf; Sheila M?VChB . 5 Dormhy Christmas, attendant; Sharon Berry, senior represenfmive; Cormon Alexander, iunior representative. Y ringing the college victory bell, cheerleader Sylvia llemplifies the spirit of rhe crowd afrer the Homecoming win. PART of an opvicul illusion, bewddered John O'Dell makes Icsr minute flour udiusvments before the parade 87 CONGREGATIONAL smgmg ws the topic of discussion 05 L. O. Sanderson makes suggestions for c: more meaningful worship STIESSING a point, M. Nowel Young, president of George Pepperdine College, exproins The importance of Presenting the Bible to a NonABelieving World. ATTENTIVE audiences IIEYBI'I us omsmnding men of the gospel gwe Inspuvuhonol addresses m Harding's onnum fall lacrurashwp serwes. ENJOYING The annual Thanksgiving holds his plate as studenrs cheerfully feast and fellowship, Dr. Benson serve him on a beautiful fall day. workers from The various social clubs on campus tackle the iob of serving hundreds heaping plums cf barbecue meat and pororo salad as guests and students file through the II'ne. TURESHIP Towds gather to hear inspirational messages . . . ATTENDING the Harding lectureship from vcmous sections of the country. . ,I u . 1118 Authorlty 0f the H013 SCFlpL'LlI'OS 333 mdwiduals enioy making new fnends and renewing former ucquoinmnces. interesting. inspiratitmal and educational 'ect for the 39111 annual Harding lectureship. , those present. there could be no doubt as to evidence about the inspiration of tho scrip- .Among the evening lecturers were Batscll Bar- ' Baxter, H. A. Dixon, Gus Nichols and I Pack. Dr. George S. Benson and Clean were the main speakers on Thanksgiving ily classes included instruction in congrega- singing, teaching: methods. preaching mc- and studies in varinus Biblical hooks. Bhapel speeches dealt with the topics of V?m- .-'-'-g: the Bible to a NnnABelieving VVnrldT wI'he Authority of the Holy Scriptures as sad in the Christian Life 11 Don Gardner. 1' ent of Ohio Vallov College and M. Nun 01 - .. president of George Pepperdino prtu these Speorllcs. Other activities of tlw ' included lumhenns. musical presenlations college groups, a Thanksgiving barbecue for one present and the season basketball at for tho Bisnns against Little Rock Univor INSPIRATIONAL hymn sings me more than a tradition at Hardingh Sfudenfs ore uplifted by the fellowship which gives a sense of inward peace and sincere dedicmion of Their lives in service. RELIGIOUS LIFE Life obiectives structured on spiritual foundation m i P Religion should come to be the motivating force in a person's life. Harding purposes to center itself around spiritual ideals and Chris- tian principles. Christian teachers and Christian students develop a wholesome atmosphere which tends to encourage the right spirit. Daily Chapel devntionals, dormitory vespers and spontaneous hymnusings around the lily p001 deepens fellowship of brethren in Christ. An extensive program at the College Church in- duces participation from the students. Bible seminars. held quarterly at the college, give willing persons the opportunity to gain from the experience of well-known evangelists and Bible teachers. Religious culture and knowledge a- bound on campus. Campus traveling groups are bid Wishes of God-speed by the students as songs and prayers are raised to the Heavenly Father for their safety and success. ENDEAVORING to promote greater inferest in the Bible school program among s'rudents, J. L. Dykes supervises a comminee publication, the Ieflodor. THIN IIIIHLLLLII-llu ; BIDDING the 'Belles and Beaux' farewell as they leave on their Eurapeon Tour, fellow swdems iom together '0 sing The Lord Bless You and Keen You to the travelers. FINAL udiusl'rnenfs are made by Art Williams and Teddy Curruth on We TING o depvh of Chriann spirih Charles map mode by 1he Timothy Club to show preaching areas of Harding men, war prearhes 01 1he Sepfember meeting. SINGLENESS of mind and purpose thoracier-ze Rees Bryan? in Ms faith- fulled presentations ?0 the college congregmion Hurough Hue school year 91 HARDING SPECIALS itufe Harding profile Trodi ion and honor const STANDING us a backdrop, a beautiful srovue in-Wonsburg, Germany, sets the scene for Belles and Beoux us they take Time out to view mognifwcem and impressive places on their European USO Ioun 92 BOUNDING for c: basket, faculty member Jerome Barnes rises from the Moor in on onempr to score. Faculty mums participate regularly in intramural activities wiih srudems, 1'. m9! direct movements of Cumlyn Hendershol and Travis Stewart 05 pomay the student athleiic activities for The story of Harding filmed on campus, Every school year has a new set of events 1-1: ch almost evenmm retains in his memory 1 e characteristics are carried over from year . year to become traditinns. Connotations 0f the 2-63 year included the Belles and Beaux Eum- trip. the filming of the Harding story a ' ty active in intramuial sports and Dr. 1; u. n s gesture for chapel dismissal Eight weeks in Germany and France to en- '-u 'n at U. S. military bases under the sponsor- Lr -'p of the USO and the Defense Department was ihighlight for twenty college performers. Jerry Fairbank's Hollywood movie company g'w-at two weeks on campus taking shots to be a piled into a school film with Herb Philbrick 1 narrator. .1 Faculty participation in intramural sports is :nming traditional. The participants strength- a friendships while competing in such contests .' tag football and basketball. 'The characteristic wave by Dr. Benson sets in a chain reaction in chapel daily. At this cue idents file from the auditorium and rush for msmssmc The smdm body mm Iimpel wnh hi5 familiar wove, ' boxes or slowly amlmlate t0 their classes. Dr Benson smiles as sears are ieh vuccm: 1n the college auditorium. 93 CAMPUS LIFE Pleasure found in working and playing together 'Carnlmsolng'y is a phrase coined to express an idea Lu rnllogv HlllllmllF. Other Khan the usual mmmlalinns which t'UIlnPt'I the word with dat- ing; it carries mmuurios 01 sittingr in the swingsq conversing in thP stlnlont ronhm attending 1y- coums. joining dormitory Lkhull sessions and, of course. studying. School spiril mnnifosls ilsr-If in various ways; pep rallies and bonfires are among these. Stu- dents who yell at galmvs until hoarse are typical of those with the real Harding: spirit. Freshmen stn've each your tn mmlu the previous class with a bigger and holler hnnfirc, Spnris. in Whirh almusl ox'm'ymw participates. play an impnrtant I'ulv. Ping: pong. tennis. soft- ball and track and fivld events are popular as a stimulant fur a whnlvsnnw spirit of competi- tion. VVintor is an oxciting limp, Those students from warmer plan's rovol in their initial ex- perience with tho nnvohy of snow and ice. Participation in activitiva as such. is campus life. RELAXING from dunes are Galaxy pledges, Ron Lambert and Bill Wil- Fingham, as They are served Yheur noonday salads by Harriet Herr'mgrom CO-CAPTAIN JERRY MOTE miks t0 studems who turned out ?o particih pane in vhe Homecoming game pep rDHy around the freshman Class bonh're 94 TYPICAL of sfudems us they swgn m the infirmury is Regina Hadley os Mrs Frazier pulls her health cord. m IHINE exemplihes enthusiusric spectators which are $ha porridpont mlmm of The intramuwl and infercollegiare sporfs m Harding College. RETURNING a fast serve, Duke Jenn-ngs enloys a game of ping pong us he fmds hme away from studies For recreation in ihe gym 95 ENTERTAINMENT Talented personalities featured throughout year 6 V L'a A' .0450 ' ILUSTERING Horace Vandergelder. Floyd Lord. rises In outrage of ?he insinuatian mode by HM: scheming matchmaker, Cathy Pofellul that he has become incapable of managing th own affairs. 96 '1 ' I encores and smnding ovahor1 Hrering's 'thonks' To organ, I- Richard Eilsusser for a wonderful evening of music emermlnmem. WAYING Ihe devoted queen, Jim Pebwonh stands by the Hug, Don Stillinger, who holds hls sceprer during The Farm Quest THIEATENING his servonr, Jacque, wuh torture, the Miser Employs every method of exacting clues to his missing money. trau- o n , g kg : vmymd p, ' I m;- 5353; -' : EL lNM'ING u separalion of several months, the Cavaliers, The former Freed- :9-m1quorrer, mm or Hurdmg and pelformed for fine chopeT uud'wence. 97 AMONG the many oursranding guests featured on Salute fa Hor- ding Day was five-lime Governor of Arkansas, qul Foubus. INTERPRETING music as n Howing and smooth language, Dr John F MVmemsirl foun -r cf the Wesrmmsrer Chow College, stresses the nu! of m! l smgmg 05 ha works with choruses on mmpus. SALUTING Hardlng, semor Senumr John L. McClellan, chairman of the Senate lnvesrigming Committee, speaks to the capacity crowd. BOBBY MORROW. guest speaker at graduation exercises, regisrets wnh secretory Jean Kelly for the ulumnw luncheon honoring seniors. L 5 PEOPLE benefit from efforts of famous visitors ' -'-; Hg. graduates of 1960 were honored by ' ' ence of Bobby IVIDI'mW. Olympic Cham- fc'br their commencement address. Mnrmw, dilate of Abilene Christian College. won 1 gold medals as a member of the 1956 US ic track team. mg the distinguished guests from Arkan- campus for the uSalute to Harding day vemofOrval E. Fauhus. Senator Jnlm an and Congressman Wilbur D. NIills. interest on Campus was increased by me of Dr. John Finley Williamson for during the spring: semester. Ho foundvd estminster Choir College and was dirvn ' its famed choir for 37 years. George Lynn. a contemporary composer. day here with the Arkansas Intercollegi- .. :1 Association. He has dedicated scvoral works, including a Choral symphony. tn -- -rd1ng Chorus. IV composer George Lynn conducted a musical fes- , mu! for the Arkansas lmercoHegiote Choral Association CONGRESSMAN Wilbur D. Mills, Chmrmon of the- House Ways and Means Committee, was one of the featured guests on Harding Day. 99 EEAUTY and cumhrt are tempororHy forgoi- sen as the girls run through the paces of The early o'clock prucrice six sessions. KNEEUNG grccicusly, Iova-Ty Lolefo Higginborhom is crowned Queen of the May by Dean of Stu- dents. Virgil Lawyer, as other club represenfatives view the momemous event with much admiration. UNDERTAKING final prepnrmions for May Day festivities are Carolyn Jones and Mary Lee Jones as they arrange The musical tapes for rhe intricate winding of rhe May Pole. HAPPINESS radiates through a warm smite as Loletu Higginbolham reigns over the day's events. NOMINEES. FRONT ROW: Bobbie Willinghom, Alice Mills, Linda Lee. Eveiyn Ricken, Pa: Bowman, Heidi Heid, Aunda Parham, Jeff Rorex. ROW: Enher Kile, Myrna Masseyl Beny Reeves, Linda Johnson, Sonia English, Dee McCarley, Paulo Lambert, Sandy Green, Virginia Hovarrer, - Tucker, Anna Smith. DAY mpus beauties on parade in May Day pageant IERMINATING the day: activities, Queen Lolem Higginboihom sur- veys her lovely court as she is escorted by APK Ray Griffin. .' showers end and May flowers appear Day dawns. Harding students tradih honor Mayhs yearly debut with the tion of the May Court and the winding ypole. ' queen candidates eagerly await the t when one will be crowned queen for -- May Day. Her court. comprised of hi club representatives and escorts from '5 Clubs surround her throne on the front to watch the brilliantly clad pole windr wt the multi-colored streamers in and out, h and forth, and around until the pole is .vcovered with a colorful pattern. Spring 113115 the air as hundreds of students and ' ther to witness the program. . forgotten are all the early meming prac- - all the headaches of planning. Plan - -'ce, converted into perfornrnance1 have ' h- something lovely. wcv' bl? h '--'meh m-NTW-JW T , w. 4p. PETIT JEAN QUEEN NOMINEES. FRONT ROW: Carmen Alexander, Behy Ruble, Kathy Chesrer, Pm Bowman, Janie Miller SECOND POW: Sandra Tilll Sondra Tanner, Harrie! Heningron, Shank: Mitchell, Judy Humphreys, Dorothy Chrisfmus. Becky Martin, Marcia Gewslcr, Jomre Snndcrsl Sharon Berryh PETIT JEAN DAY Veil of mystery lifted, Pefit Jean secrets revealed Lydia Gains and Beverly Gurlin. FASCINATED by The viewing audience are urtendams Sylvia Civfy seared around the 1962 Pet Jean Queen, Revelation of yearbook secrets h its Style. iis Color: its personalities and the recipient of its dedication h is lrmhtinnally an event for which thorv is keen antir'ipation. The annual staff finally ronlizm tho fruition of long hours of hard work. Susponso. inrrnasod by periods of waiting. is diminished rumplotely. The final product is in hand. An whim: a business mana- ger. a photographer. a staff and an adviser finally receivn duo, mmmondatirm. After the dedication program. a mad rush takes place for tho disermting tablos and stu- dents, armed with sark hmrhvs prepared for the occasion. pens and Pcfft 1:70:15. scatter across the campus to thnmughly nxamino their copies to find familiar sronns and fares and to have friends write words: in thoir books about memor- able events nf a wnndvrful yvmx N6 War book 10 the students is Bumm, Ed'wor of me 1962 Pam Joanl GRACIOUSLY her mqiesty Beverly Gollin accepts the Crown which modems her Peri? Jean Queen 03 SA Presndenl Don Berryhlll places it on her head dunng rhe Pam Jenn presemonon EXPLORING faces, sock Funches and on infmile number of gulhermg: of 0rd and new friends are fypimI studen? uchviries on the unnum Fem Jenn Duy m Harding College 6 lhe dedkolian of We T?62 Pelit from Doris Barrett 1: Dr James D. Boles GRADUATION Dreams become reality for graduating seniors College lifm a n'nmhinnliun nf study and fun. is rulminalml nflor lxmn' vom's by graduation mrmnnnins. A diplnnm and a rcpnrloirc nf plow Sam mvmurim: are part Inf tho Tangible and in; tangible honof'ils of Pdumliml. 0n Nlay 26. 106.3. Dr. Jack P. Lewis of tho Gradllah1 Srhnnl nf Hihlo and Hvliginn in NIPm- phis added In lho plvzmml momurios of school and graduatinn with a TiIm-ly hurralam'vaw ML dI'CSN Contorrwl nrulmd em 0M Tvslament 1110mm Ulympir lreu'k Rtnr Hubby Murrow also gave an inqpirinu mlrlrma tn graduaiing seniors at the 1962 sprinu mmmmu'mnom cxorrisos m1 :VIaV 20. Thotln'ill Hf.11111111p1ishing n gn31 walking across a slago in rap and guwn t0 I'Pcoivo a diploma brings: iuy and lnnrs. Tears sonm to emphasize 1110 iny. ym urn perhaps a realization of the unarhiovml :10th and tho lmrm'tainty of life Which is In rnmu Graduation activities end as graduatns hrw'umv alumni and attend a lunch- onn givml in lhoir hunm- 11y Hm Alumni Associa- tum. BEING awarded with a Handbook of Chemistry and PhysTCS, Jimmie Lawson is congrufulmed by his father M. L, Lawson as top physics student. OUALITIES lor suctess In Me is The genwd theme of me gradua- hon address m May made by OXymch track champion Bobby Murrow. 104 ASPIRING ?owmd Even hrgher 9-3015 :n W? fuTurP. Don Bcvwlnll receives his dxplomd and n hand shuI-e From Dr Benson as Pegwsvrclr VH'KJII Beckett mremly watches. NE on Did Testament fheme ?o Ihe lives :05 of the gradumes, Professor Jock Lesz lo a most utTenrive Bclcc-alaureme audience. I KAPPA president, Harmon Brown, re- 10.. annual Omega Phi sclmlasfi: award pralanied by Heidi HEid on Honors Day. GRADUATES WDiY wirh dwergnfwed expressmns for the procession whiih marks rhe ending of one phase in Me and 1he beginning of another for anxious seniors, And if I have the gift of prophecy, and know all mysteries and all knowledge; and if I have all faith, so as to remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. - I CORINTHIANS 13:2. Among his peers a student is able to find those who excell in various desirable personal qualities - beauty, friendliness. intelligence, versatility. There are students who possess one or more of these qualities to such a degree that they stand out and are readily discernible. Such students are honored by their fellow students not so much to give personal glory to the indivi- dual as to recognize the fine quality which he possesses. True greatness is achieved through love for and service to others. 19m? jam Queen 414 Attmdmts Each merfs social club rhnnsos a girl as its queen for the year. In the fall the Pytit Jean sponsors a pageant in which those girls are pre- sented as Candidates for Pvtil 10ml queen. The student body lhon rvviows the candidates and Chooses threo finalists From those a queen is elected. VVhon tlm Peri! Juan is presented near the 0nd of lho your lhc- Pctif 1mm queen is re- vealed to tho students and i5 crowned by the President of tho Sludonl Association. She is at- tended hy the hut finalists. Marcia 66.91a- nominee ALPHA PHI KAPPA Marcia Geislor. a junior history major from Blarkrock. Cnnnecticut, has a sparkling person- ality and winning smile. She is active in the Bison Boosters and the American Studies pro- gram. This fall she served as an attendant to the Homecoming Queen. Marcia maintains a high academic average. 57mm Mitchell nominee SUB-T l6 Sheila Mitchell. a junior elementary educa- tion major from Cullman, Alabama.- exemplifies the beauty and charm of a true southern belle. She takes an active interest in dramatics and is serving her second year as a cheerleader. Sheila is a Regina and participates in the womenk in- tramural athletic program. 108 earthen Alexander nominee TNT il' ' 'te Carmen Alexander. a transfer from Lit- Rock University. was chosen Junior class -. ntative t0 the Humecoming Court. Plan- to become a medical missionary, Carmon ,.; Vpre-medical technology major and a mem- of the Pre-Mcd Club. Her vivacious smile - -lcnown and appreciated by all around Ler. HO Pat Bowmm nominee KAPPA DELTA Pat Bowman. .3 juniur 01mmontary education major from Leachvillv. Arkansas. has a Charmd ing personality and enthusiastic spirit which enabled 1101' to ho a capable cheerleader for two years. Since her marriago last summon she has made practical application of hnr home oconw mics minor. Last. ymr Pat was sophomore Class favorite. May Queen m4 . Attendmxzts In tho fall mrli wnmmik social Cillh rlmmm the girl Which it warm h. represent it in tho Mew Few. Thvsv girlx' m'v prmmimd t0 the sludoms in a special Elast'mhly. and votes an: vast fur tho three favnrilr-x Hum tiw three finalisis thus -chosen.tho QUN'II uli May is Clortod. Sh? is the none who roigns nn-r Ilw .Viav Fote and who is attendvd hy lhv ntlim' hm finalists and by a ?court cumpnsorl of all tho candidates, each osr'or'li :ed by reprosmilmiws from tho ITIOIISS surial Clubs. May l'mlt- wintlr'rs from the women's Piuim perform fur Llwm. jeffrcy Kora: nominee ZETA PHI ZETA Jeffrey Rorex. a juninr who u-ansferrvd from the University of Illinois last year, is from Pala- tine. Illinois. Hm major is homo omnomics. Jeffis extracurricular intorvsts include the Bison Boosters and intramural Sparta Her sweet dis- position is praised by those who know her well. 1mm: Cuckcr n om i nee GATA Louise Tucker. a junior olomonlary education major from VVaynotnwn. Indiana. is a versatile person With a special interest in music. She sings soprano in the A Cappolla Chorus and the wumcfs ensemble and was an alternate in the Belles and Boaux. She is sorretmjyitroasurer of the junior class. 111 900M511! ffamecommy Koyalty Niembers nf 1110 football tmlm solvct three girls as candidatoq fur Ilnmcrnming Queen. These are vnlod upnn by the stnrlmlts. This year L'NTmhm' Gunso Rides; Again was the thome 0f the parade in Which lho qnoml was first re- vealed. In a cormnnny immediately preceding the homecoming gamru tho Muss representatives and finalists: which make up tho court are pre- sented; then 1110 quvvn is rmwnvd and is pre- sented a bouquet, rzf chrvsimthomums by the comaptains of tho l'nnthnll loam. The finalists this year woro Martin Goislor. a histnrv major from Bridgvpnrn Cnnnorticut. and Dorothy Christmas. a biology majnr fmm Bmwnsville, Tennessee. DOROTHY CHRISTMAS MARCIA GEISLER CLASS ATTENDANTS Judy Daniel lbonom IBM, Sophumore represemmive, Dorms, Tex Janie Crawford lbonom nglwrj Freshman represemo'ive, Memphis, Tenn, Cannon Alumna hop lefTL Junior represenmhve, little Rock, Ark. Kurnn Spain Hop centerl, Sophomore representative. Montgomery, Ala Sharon lorry Hap riglm Senior FEDFESEDYDHVE, LrHIe Rock, Ark 112 - j Queen Sheila Mitchell Sheilia Milrlwll. a juninr vlememary odnra- tion major. from Cullman. Alabama. was ChOSPIl by the students In rc-ign m llmnetfoming Qur-orl. She is an urlivv mvmhm' ul' the Regina sm'ial club and serws lhv school as cheerleader far 1110 Bison sports vvonts. Shoiliafs charm and friend liness mirmr an inward beauty which reflects to those around I101: H3 1365! All Ammo! Steve Smith I'Jt'wmiun ln flulx and maximum Pfflll'l haw mmhlml Shwv Smith In lw lhv irlvall St llnlm'- nllllvlrx FFINIIHHHI f'lElHF- l1H Nit l'llL , . skippm' Hf Suhi'l' rlllh , t-lt-rH-d tn i'lJJrFx HWU. . . ramp rnmw-lm' in NW Hummmt . . l'nlu'iyvnr lcltm'nliln in huskvllmll mul Imwhall. . . lln't-rhymr lvav mum in funihulL . . vxrvlld'nl ilt'iNIl'Illil' rwm'd. . . dnuhlo mainr in vhvmieh'v um! nmtllmnalim. yam Miller t'Ihom'fuhu'm nml mnx'idvmliun nl nlhI-I'R t'lmr- avtr-rizo .Ianiv Millvr. a ll'ulx xmxnlilv and and arhnlau'lx' shulvnl. anIn-r nl' llw n mmiella rlmrm. imlim' rlnsx rr-prvwmnlivv tn 1hr Shult-nt Cmmvil. . . Ruginu Club . . lmnrsr stuA tIt-ut l'nl' 1061763. . . le'Iml h: H'hrfx H'Im. . . uttin- in inlmmuml slmrls. . . ramp munsolor in 1119 sunnm-r. . .a Irinlngy nmnir' ffomr 531516wa Karen Parsons Wmmic iawsan 615155 FRESHMAN Mary ?ltppiu Kamic McSWland lEADING his c4055 05 presxdem, Ronnxe Mdnrlnnd is nctwe and well- liked by 0H. Shormg honors wmh Mm as luvoure is oHruche Mary Flippin whose sweet disposnion wins hiends of all lhOse who know her. SOPHOMORE Karen Spain Kalmy Swill! CHEERFUL Knren Spam spreads school spim 'hrough her work as pTESIdEn1 of Bison Boosters and 05 cheer- leader. Runny Smnh is apprenoled by smdems for his sunny disposition and pnmcipuhon In the Harding band 116 ' .Vorites SENIOR Janie! ka'ugfon David Simpson .. IMents Harrier Herrsngron and Dowd Sumpson are welllknown many campus odiwhes Homer is nctwe as c: SECTION edwmr on 7' hurl staff and David is admired for his parHcipohon in spams. JUNIOR Deanna Smwdm Hob Brewer M UNTIRING eHOH chumcfenzes Bob Brews! um: Deanna Snuwden 05 rhey work m to-cumgqu mnv-hes Bab ns noted for ins performance m dmmn Oenwne friend- Ilness and devohon Io chorus makes Demwu r: favonte H7 WHO'S WHO Twenfy-two students chosen for national honor Twmtlyhx'n eludvnlu. viglmwn :r'ninrs and four innim'q. wvrv rlm-wn lhl' ilif 1llSit1l1 in H'lm's H'lm this yoar. 'l'lls- namm ul' Hump sludvms will appear in tho 100.3 iH mlilinn n1! U'lm's U'lm Among Srurh'nix iu .rlmn'frrm I'nii'm'xr'fie'x rmn' Follvgvs. Io hu- lanlnlichml during Hm Kummm', Thvy unrv Clmwn l'm' 1M5 lumnr l'mm n lis't nf fnrly-Six studr-nls whirl: was lm-Hmllml in 1119 faculty by llw Sllultm: 4AvRRHt'iE1litlll.SPIPFHUHXYEIS lmsml cm srlmlnrxlrip. pelrtirilmiiun in Mira- Furrirulm' au'livilim. riiiyt'nship aml :mwiro tn the Cullr'go nml pmmisv nf llnturw nsofnlnms. Iiarh studmn rr'rvix'm 2'1 rm'lifirntv nf rm'ngnilinn frnm tho nrgzlnimiiun. Iwnr-llit nf' its Student Placement Sc-rvirn nml llw privilogv uf wearing th emblem signifying nwmlu-r'ship in the group. Included zlmnnu llw muiomc. solprlml for Hlis recognition urn nnlslzlmling rlvhnters. star athletes. lomlirw army's. lu-y nwmhnrs of the band and Chorus. Nlilm's of sludont publications. HARMON BROWN Swdem Ammhon mew, Mm Tom Students Assncinlinn nH'it'r'rs. loaders in mission PI Kupprl Dew: President Bem Phi Koppnl Suenco Flub Pvemdem study HTHUPS and avndomir hDHOF students. DEE COlVE-TT Lambda qumo President. SANDRA HERNDON , . Campus Players JIM PRATT . Sub-T M5, SNEA, Sigma A Cnppelm Band, Suence Gub President. Studen' Assocmhon Secretmy. Pw Kappa Delta Delta Pm. PEMM. Trad. AILSmr Baskewbulj'. ITB VMDERSON PIcswdenr F: K1133? ANNA BELLE CLIMER OEUE W'erdub BOB BREWER Lummls Navels Nphn H1; Della Info, Debmn lwrlm Esor 5m Coumgl le-'l:rFHHH PIN ,JFPm Ermox 77me Pm Ommm Prwsuh-m Mohn'rm Egon Staff TIMI! . . . Belles rand Be'wx Horor SID TATE Slucle-m Assnrl'llmn Cubmer CARROLL OSBURN Lambda 5mm?! A ',,:' Studenl Assemmmn VmP-Pres-dem H HUI; qul 16 AH Smr Sufmm' ankefboH ng-upc-Hm Sq-vhm IEKS F'P's'JVN AM'WJF C'Ub H9 ; LINDA GRAFF Reqinm Bison, Campus DONNA KNAPP Alpha Chi President, SUZANNE STANFORD . , Conecon, Big Playwn Sz-rn-Hn'y. Npho 1sz Omega. SNEA GIITA, Pe'h Jenn Sinff, May Queen Nominee. Swslers, Omega Phi Frag Alpha Gm. SNEA. Who's Who MARILYN HORVATH . . Bisan Eduton Press Gui: Treasurer Kappa Phi, . STUDENTS 5?. WALTER MAYS Sub! 1'1 PEMM, ngmu De-HCI P55 FOOEbOH. TEDDY CARRUTH EH : Hm chpd rAhW'VI C'w Y mDWy Club, 120 - '! LAWSON Sub-T 16, Chemistry. JANIE MILLER . . A frnppeHn, Science JANE HULETT . fnmpus Vlnyws SIUdPnf mlics, and Physwrs Awards Track Team Club Bellns und Borlux Dwgmu, Big Sisters Assocwcmon CobmF-v Alulm Fy Omega SNEA. J, lYNN RHODES , Mamcnn FM Known Delta .Jcmmwcun Grcup. SMITH , . Sub-T 16 Skipper, Best AH-Raund, Srudem iotion Represemuhve. FootboH. EosebuH cmd Baskeabalr Teams H WALKER BeHes cmd Benux A CCJDDEHQ SNEIK I . . i beseech you to walk worthily of the calling wherewith you were called, with all lowliness and meekness, with longsuf- faring, forbearing one another in love. a EPHESIANS 4:1.2. ORGANIZATIONS A wide variety of academic interests charac- terize the Harding student bndy; likewise. a wide variety of avocatinn nr rnvr'urr'icular an tivities are needed tn fulfill the nmds 0f stun dents. These special interest nrganizatinns pm- vido fur some a laboratnn fur apphinnr princii ples learned in tho classmnm for uthcrs an op- portunity to explurr- professional interests and for others a medium for cultural brnadoning 01' creative expression. The high level of perform- ance achieved in those nmanizatinns roflects a spirit of dedication. cnnpvration and service. STUDENT ASSOCIATION Leadership and achievement are ambitions of SA CAPABLY servmg r13 head of The Studcn' Assochu'wcn. Presidcnr Harmon Brown sols the: pace- for many sTudenl-ucriviries and campus Me improvements. STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Tubbh Gallium Isponsod. Ya'es, Herndonh 324 The Student Association. composed of four Clertotl uffimrs and Inn wprosvnlatives from each classA ads as; a mnnmrlinp; link between the Stuclmlt burly. favnlly nnrl mlminisn'atirm. This year. during thv npvning week of school. the SA ushered in :1 prnmising ymr on tho Har- ding rampus with a swim 0f pariios and other activities which kindlml vnlhusiasm and friendu liness among smdvms. hmh 01d and now. Throughout, tho yvm' tho 8A st'hodulod movies. talent shows. nll-m'hnul parties and ether func- HDHS. Emphasizingr Progress Thrcmgrh SGI'YiCP.-E SA members worked with tho Arkansas legislature tn pmmuto inlvn-sl in ubmining voting: machines for Arkansas; vlvrtinns. Plans were SIudiPd for improvement nf' IIIP rafolvrial moal tirket Situa- tion. In DOrmnhc-r. the annual pantry shelf pm- jnct was jll'unmlm'l and tho tmdithmal aIl-schonl Christmas party wm: spunsm'ml. A student lec- turoship was mnrhwle'rl in rhapvl the week pro- ceding: lhe annual rullvgr' lvrim'oship 21w ' MEMSERS. FRONT POW Mrmle Bales Peppm! Dunn. BH-lww SEL 0ND ROW USING the new SA buHehn board, Tom Reppuri posts n. Oshurn, Rhodes minutes and notices To keep Vhe sruden! body informed. ,4' - ASSOCIATION REPRESENTATIVES: Tore, Mnanl Gelrys, Jacques, Rogmg, MIHPV Arnold, Jane; RARELY funding hmr- Io IL'iUli Bison Editor Marilyn Howcnh cliwrlm Mme nmong DEMONSTRATING rm rimmbln porscnminy needed Io sell ads, gmhnring compilrng rind cdiring rumpus news m publish n first class paper. Business Manager Larry chogqs commas pnlrons of The Bisnn. BISON Student volunteers donate talents to newspaper ASSISTING the alsou mi; on spew; pmbiems, mum odwso, Neil Cope Students vnlnrnvvrtid Mimi luurnallstic talents draws from his past experience in iournolisric efforts to provide information. TU PITltillFP lilP HZHIIIIIQ RHHH. u'OPi-ily student ,. M1 nmvspapor. umlor Hm mpzihlo loadership 0f ' T5 Eclilur Marilyn Hurvulll and Business Manager Larry St'mggs. Compiling 111v six-pngn tnhluid is a never- cnding lmk lwgimiing nnar 1110 011d M oach week when assigmnnnls m'o pustml ml tho Bison office door. Nlnmlay morning Hui Bisnn office llums wiih arlivily as students mvrriw their abilities to gather and report 1110 rwws. Finrmnrist in their minds arc 11m juurnnlistir Irudv-murks nf sim- plicitv. arrilrmjv and nhjm'livily. Last April in Hut Sprinuc at the Arkansas Cnllr'gv Publirnlinns Awwialinn's annual spring mnoling. 11m Bison was au-rlaimvtl tho outstand- inf': nmx'spapm' among lIu- rnllvgvs in Arkansas for lhv 1Wilili'3 srhrmi war and was awarded the Gmim'ai EMT'HOHFI' Auzml nf Hm Association. Anxictins. dimppninllm-nls and achievements of tlw yven' mm'gmi inln u wm'thwhilv experience a1 1110 Pimp nl' 1110 X'mr Wllon rlosowinq inuma- lis'Ts won: IT'I'UfJHiIPd nl tiu- annual Bison ban- quvt fur thoir t'nHiFiiDlHiHHS tn mnege journa- lism. I r u- 4- x x l HOTDGIAPHER: DH 3 Cu: 1! SPORIS EDITOR: En: awwm fnhwww, $.32 FEAIURE sorrow: Mm ,, mm:- NEWS EDITOR: L; .. ,L. ASS'STANT EDIYOR: W 3W ASSISTANT ausmzss MANAGER: rx- u, if STAFF. FROM: FWL'W'V MrCrlrEev Anw-I 'HWL- .'n:r'x.'ctrll sm-HI-H Lou. Hr-msigp a 13' . I ma Va .. Q73 MM PETIT JEAN Staff works hard for another superior yearbook A11 cagm' staff of forty students began work 011 the 1965 Pdil Jam early in the fall. For the past tln'oo yours lhn Prn'! Jam has received All- Amorican rmwngniliun and the staff labored diligently to uphold Ihe high slandards achieved in previous years. Editor Anna Belle Climer, aidod by assistant 0d i to r Sandy Childers, organized 1110 Staff intn a smnuthlyvfunctioning unit. made specific assignmonts and worked hard to meet prnrlulilinn schedules. BUSiIlOSS Nlanagm' Travis Stewart. aided by assistant business nmnagor Leighton VYaters, planned the budget. and dirortod the business staff in srxlling advertisements to businesses in tho Soarry area. After a frenzied cffnrl, to meet the final dead- line. HIP last page?- wm'v sent to the publisher by the middle of March. Roy Qlaff members went to Oklahoma Ciiy 10 mako a final FhCCk 0n the copy. Many 11mm: of hard work were richly ENJOYING looking through another All-Amechan PETIT JEAN, Dr. Joe Pryor, I'GVVQI'de H'ilh H19 dOdiCiltiUH and presentation ndwsor, l'- c1 calming infiuence and encouragemem to the yearbook staff. Uf books on Potit .1081! Day. PERSONAL initimfve combmed with :1 persuasive saw? is pomoyed by Alma Belle Climer as she cums Iowcrd a Fourth Alerr-nericnn yearbook. REACHING 0n Outstandrng gocxl in advertisements, Business Manager Travis Slewor? ably coordmmed seHing ads and balancing the budget 4L JEAN STAFF. F .Jn- ' ,Sexnun Yum ASSISTANT EDITOR: 3 WM. Vi wl'iPri ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER- !- mm .. 22' :' w: I MHI RmL . PHOTOGRAPHER: , ION EDITORS, IL IL: : w. .,l 1.1M er 1U. - '7 IND ROW Tuhl, n . :5 m . : bL... ,1 AFRICAN CLUB. -. : Garrett, Hobby, Page AUSTRALIAN CLUB. Bartlev, SEC 0 POW', , .. d, V arreTT, MC ee, FYOW'. Browm Comm THIF' HJVM Shewmmken Osburn. FOURTH F'OVV Bunker, Shell, M ggnge, Smilh, DACTYLOLOGY CLUB. F ; 'w Mumn Lemur. chmporeH, Kmmes, Pcmrson , JD PCT Swwull tsponsorl, Kremm. Dunief, Hawkins. NORTHERN LIGHTS. FPF'J THWD F'CIW: HEITnbUELiJB BLMP', Puunn, PHUHEN'J, SEJOND 'OWV EUROPEAN CLUB, FRONT ROW. Jennenc'g Thnyen Sherrod Haynes. Ellws. Johnson Huff Schmudiuch THWD ROW. muke. Harmer, Hydel Hacken, Bentley. , aulesunL , isponscrl. PP NT - lu'JSSEV-f Hul ur-r, Srmciu-r -. SECOND ROW; Cogdell, SmITh. NT F'n'W- Frown Isponamh PPYPM Dyer. WLCRSCN. SECOND . Mrh u: lsponsorL Dennington. Work, 9T1-Iiiif; Ill 1-7 CWI. FRONT ROW: M1001 Learned, GeHys, Seaman, Pryor lsponsorl, Hacker lsponsorl, 30:12. Coivm SECOND Rowe Smith, Grissome D. Mcr , Kingsley. Hiie. Hootenh Cloer, Hughes, Young. THIRD ROW: Carrurh, Yates. MCCEUggoge, Sclnders, Springer Vrm Rheenon, Pound; Hays .1 l, J. MtCaghren. i GIOUS GROUPS 1: - ching the Gospel .I-J every vocation in every area of the wmld here at home there are opportunities for 115 to serve and teach others The varA religious groups on campus proxide occas- 'for students to learn of the mission work ; out the world. They provide many op- 7- - 'ties for spiritual growth. LU'rs mission clubs gave a combined chapel 11:, u with the members dressing in clothing : of the countries to which thev plan to The program emphasized the need for 1x011: to go to some mission field with the gospel Fu-ubEl'S of the Dactvlnlngy Club taught 'E-y Bible classes on Sunday at the Nerrm 9: a for the Deaf 111 Little Rock. 1e discussions by ministers and ministers, -wene a part of the Timothy Ch1h,s acti- As one of their projects. the Club can- 2, a u the lighted map that is located in the ' of the Bible building. This map riosignates ngregatinns where students and members . faculty preach. is aim of mission groups ORIENTAL CLUB. FRONT ROW: Maddox, Chambers Page, Cooke SECOND ROW- Mioo, Kim, Byrd, Hacker Esponsorl. THIRD ROW1 Holloway, Bnkw, Coqdelih Cooke FOURTH ROW; Srauffer, MrCIuggoge, Sfurml Dciwdson. 131 MUSIC GROUPS Musical personalities are PLEASANI memones of teacherrsfudem remhunshlp c1! Wesrmxmsrer College 77m? shared by m:- renowned J F. WHII-Jmson cmd ex-Huden' Kennerh Davis A CAPPELLA QUARTET. Earl Davidson Jere Yams, DGVId Young Bob Hal! 132 aid to year's success Highlighting: the activities of the year for members nf the A Cnppolla Chums was the privilege nf working: fur a week under Dr. John Finley VViHiamsun. fmmdor and director for 38 years of tho famous VVostminstpr Choir. The Arkansas Intm'mlloginto Choral Association festi- val gave opportunity for study under a great contemporary mmpnsvr. Dr, George Lynn. who has dodimtod snvoml choral Compositions to Director Konnmh Davis. Jr.. and tho ChOITlS. During: tho fall Iwhlrmhip. the A Cappclla Chorus prosvntod 11m Wife of Christ. :1 $9160 tion of hymns: and wading; under the direction of Dr. Erlp T. Mnurv. Uilmr ariivitins included a trip in KifuIItgnnwliv. Alabama. tn sing: for the Alabama Christian CnHogo Loriuroship. a Spring tom to tho mid-wvsl. weekly romrding nf the hhallymns From HardingH program and participav timl in tho spring npom. LhMm'thaf. Tho BFHPS and Rmux spout nine weeks in Europe under tho spnnsm'ship of the U30 and the United States Dofmlso Dcpartmont present- ing programs to svrvirv men and civilian audipnros. Tho 20-momhm' group returned home on Christmas day. mill. FRONT ROW: Boles, Simon, Berryhill, Ely, Smith, Borden, Cobb, 5 Davis. Bolen, C. Yares. SECOND ROW: Burton, Conhvell. ard, K. Davis tdirecmrl, J. Yures, Chester, Stillx'nger, Suilins, Lawyer . H n ,-nes THJFJD ! ROW: J. Tiplon, Paine, Burt, leler Dunn Er , . -. , ' . l Stephens, Flippen, Moore, S+eprer, Sn: , , . FOURTH ROW: Kumoclle, Jerry Ailison, Seaman K-rL, Smo h- ' v BJhngShey FIFTH CHORALE. FFONT POW- CHIN Eswp, Page, Chumbem, C Morgan, J, King Green, Wiser, Parham, White, Peremon, Camry, Joan Alhsonj Jacques, Spauld- inr; SF ONL, WUVV. I Mncn, FHIineJ Bun, UiHer, Dunn, Eclerhurq, Thomas, Checnhrrm, Near, Romero, MnxwuN MCNIMH SPCIWCI, BenHey, Haynes. THIRD ROW: K Knm, Sln-ans, Fhrzpen, Moore Smph-r Smnh Crwpen, 51mm. Rachel, Ward. Mchrley, Tmyfor, Gmddy, Cone. Humphreys, Ables, FOURTH ROW: PEWFI, K IIPIOH KwrnnrHc, Jirrry Nhscn Seaman, Kwrk SmcHhc-m'mn Crlriberry, J. Morgan Huddleston, ForsEeJ Woodard White, Shelby, BilHngsIey, FEFrH POW- Ssmcvck Ora'pm, Btuloy, Orcy Pounds McFarland. Foirtev. Wilson, McCMggoge. Dorcm Scurhmd. Lawyer, Munor Simmons BISON BAND. FRONT KOW' Hmnbucme, Erudc'rr'hcv, Damn, prn, Euler, Spawning SECOND ROW' Schcr Tooke, K, Smith MECEQ, McClaren, Corl- raeu f'cl .-e Izmmbers, Clinger, Bndger, FCIH THHID ROW: Cmden, Mchaven Chr'ymas, Bell, BensJ Scrvmjge, C-unua Kurt, Mcyrgcm McClugguge. J'WKv-rr. Puam-H 0ch$11 Wrwghr FOUNH POW 5:19:11 ? frlueworj Dockery Bulls, N'M Smith, McViCker 134 SIC GROUPS usical accomplishments result in much pride Chorale membership gives students an op- 'm ity to sing with an organized 1group and give their voices further training. iiTwas the V , t Before ChristmasH was the theme of their Vuual Christmas Chapel program. G. E. Baggett ' the director of this chorus which is the lar- campus musical organization. Plans to develop tho Bison Band into an out- vr-r -'ng marching band will be expedited by '3 new uniforms for which members of 1110 fa . are working. Some of the objectives of the X... are to create and sustain school spirit. to vide a musical nutlot for those talented in ILLr an instmmont and to represent the ege. G. E. Baggeu is also director of the hand. Bison Band memhprs were selected as bers of the Arkansas Intercollegiate Band- 3:: participated in 1he state band Clinic at Cnnv The Travelairs have been singing throughout V state for various high school activities, in- n'ng senior and career days. This quartet If... ;. Europe as part of the Belles and Bcaux M has also provided background music. for Dnl ' as she appeared rogIdarly 0n the Little . . u ' V n -! telewsmn program. Eye on Arkansas. TRAVELING hundreds of mlles each week. me Trcweldirs favorably publicize Hm toHE-ge i0 arospective studems m high schoois and soda! function; UNWAVERING alrenhon I5 captured by congenial Chomie direcior Gecrge BaggeH US he condUCTS his musicmckers Through Their pores. T w Pl KAIWA DELTA, FF SPEECH GROUPS Debate and drama clubs develop self-expression PAINSTAKING mum LI dmwuw f'r'u'lfdl unrl mvmumhon broughT rewards to . . . ' JM . . . .... J .I MW, . ' . L2 .. ramp: - v ..,-. m n... : M ,Im- m WHOM Dramnhr nhlhlv among: Hardmg students 15 rm'ng'nizvd nnd slimnlalorl hy Campus Players. em UI'Q'aIIianinn rlmignmi Tn qimulmo interest in dranmlir uvtix'ilins and an approriatinn 0f lllv host in drama. NTnmhm'q uf this grnup pm- rlurm! right mw-ar't play: during tho year and mppliml must nf Hm taloni fur tlw thrce-act Men's prmvnlml by tho Dopartnwm of Speech. Wlajnr mmlnrlinns this x'vnr wprr' Mnlim'ch The .1er'r. VViltlt-r'u Thy ?llatchnmln'r and Snphocles' Or'rlipus fln' King. Momhmxhip in Alpha Psi Onmgxn. .1 national hnnm'mjv drama fmtomity it; rmm'vml for those student: whn haw domanslmtvd nnlslzmding ability in rlmmntirs. qunironn-nls fur momhor- ship inrlurln lnynlly in hark-slngo wnrk and dirm'ting :1 plan' :15: wvH us dmnmmlr'atod acting nlniliiy, This r'lnh stimulnlm em intr-rr'st in dra- matic at'tix'ilim on tho Harding rampus. Pi Kappa Dvha. a nalimlnl lmnnmrx' forensic fruivrnily. Hlltli'i'Tnl-IPS m slinmlnlr' intorost and prnurnes in inlrlrmllvginto worth nrtivilios. The rlnh rlmw tlm lnpir fur tlw illll'zlmural spnorh trnn'mmwnl and lnwsontod a rhnpvl program of winnin;T nralium nml qgwm'hvs givvn hv mem- hvrs at various inlanIlogiatn tournaments in tin- mull: anrl mid-west. 136 a j 4;: g! M PS. OMEGA. FPON1 WW r1'WIHM1 ' I7 'y-FW ' '11 ' 'Jl' HUFMI'EI'CIF : 'rP I-EH 5. - :1 .: 3f VC'N? F n.. kW CH ' KVVU'I E .'- H : W 1 y! ' 'H: n, Ryan 15,60an HISTORY GROUPS Current events provide topics for study groups CANDIDATE Jnmmy Jones :5 formally iniriored inro Ilwe ncmonn! honorary history somefy us 8er Smwlh cmd Sharon Scott describe the dub emblem, T110 Svhnnl hf Amorimn Slwlivs prvparos stu- dents fur lwulvrrxhip mum's in businoss. oducer tinn and pulalic' lil'v am! 0 m pha $17.05 an undorslanding of Elm Amrvrimn way of life. Sludy lrips In 81. Ilnuis in tho fall and t0 Cinnrinali in tlw Spring: WL-rv highlights of the yUEIF-S aclivitiws. 'l'lu' tlu'mv around wllirh special gruup tlimlssiuns' xwro ronlvrml was iho art of managmnmll nml lmdm-ship. Several outstand- in;r Visiting: spl-akvm mldrmsml 1110 American Studies group. Tho Organizatinn fur Cullwrx'utivv Academic and Pnliiiral Anion rnzulc- its appvamnce ml the Harding rampus fur tlw first limo this year. Organized Iu vnmuragv llw ar'quiringz of in- formatiun vnnwming llw pulitiml. ormmmic and Rutial sitnulinns in HIP Unilnrl States; and tho wnrld. 71 C.A.P.A. strvssvd individual study among: ils mvmiwrs. Phi Alpha TIn-la. n animml Honorary His- tm'y Sncivly. atlmnlnls In givv students of history e111 nmmrlunily fur indtmvndr'nl study and mu ln'ossinn. Tho rlnh sulN'rilmd this year to the nffirial publirminn. The Historian. for the cnllogn library. Th0 Harding rhaptor hosted the district mpoting on April 20, PH! ALPHA THETA. FRONT ROW Bloke, Swt', MncheH, Johnson lsponsod, Lcerer IsponsoH. SECOND POW C'visch Smnh, Spuultlmg lsponsorL Jones, Grmus lsponsorl 138 .4. A 1K Y ' I, I N STUDIES. FRONT ROW Hnys Goafer, S TnnneL T Tanner. Caraway Bemo, meurg, McNew M-tchnll, Dykes Johnson lspmsor' SECOND ESMFEY. Bailey, Andermn, Bowman L Wv.ners Hughes, Hnwkms M Wrmm, Spnuldmg w'smonscrl Gama; Csponsom THHUD POW Blngi Wlhse u. Mayberry. Sturm. Peeves. Smnh Roynmds, lscm. FRONT ROW: szuzdmuni Whnmore, Moore. Gardner. SECOND ROW Bullok, Kurr HOMECOMING c:chvmes for School of American , Franks. THIRD ROW lsom Gmsluns Holloway FOURTH POW Block, Roder, Bales Sfudies oiumni mcluded 0 em for students in 1he way of a speech by Texas businessman, Billy Cox 139 DEPARTMENTAL Common interests give stimulus to organizations BIJITSU CLUB. FPONI FOUL Henmg-on Bush, Mason lsponsor; mun, WrII'M-U Hagar, WMSUL Purkmt Sutherland. BuucorrL Tlm Bijitsu Club exists to pmmnte the ap- pt'vriatinn and enjoyment of beauty especially in the visual aria A program designed to carry out the idea uf Hm rluh's name. a Japanese word mmning ;1 thing 0f beauty. was among: tho manv enjoyed by the Club during: tho year in its offnrt tn studv what has been done by others and to help each member express the beautiful in some Creative work. HCII'dCOSHH, Upton, Mamn, HnriIeyJ Kerljy SECOND ROVJ ?nbmson Esponsorl, Wild- Colhomm. doriwd from rnlloge home eco- nomics. prosonta In mam Harding: women an emphasis on bcttvr living: in a changing world. Composed primarily of hnme ecunnmics majors and minors. the Club captures the interest of its members with mrivd. in formative and color- ful monthly prnurams. For its annual project, tho club furnished tuition to a woman student at Ibaraki Christian Cnllvgc in Japan. COLHECON, FRONT ROW, Green, McElroy, Marfin, Magness, Selby, Muyner, Neal, Stunfurd, DEnningToH. SECOND ROW: Bough, Gilstrop. Barber, Shuppley. Shuckelfnrd, Wood. Sourhord, Srone, Henry. Humphreys. THiRD ROW: Thompson IsponSOFL erd, Baker Luwm Bradford, McNalll, Penn, Payton, Binkley. Jinan. Clark THIRD POW- Touclurcn Lmnher? W'ulson, Pmn. Mvtys Established tn rrvatc and stimulate ininrosl in health. physical education and recrvaiitm among; Harding sturlvms. lho PEMM Club is composed :of physical education majors and milmrs. It 3150 serves tn increase the professional knnw- lledge of its mmnbm's and to dovolnp 9;me Solidarity: The club this year has worked un Hm design of a uniform that will he required in physical Pduraliun rorroatinn Classes. m Cull. FRONT ROW ancra Love J Swmusom Suler, Sman Mayor, Dow, Cllmer Stone D. Sxmpson H GAMMA PSI. FRONT EOW Mosdey M Wmers, Hnwkhls, Brunch, Penrcy, L WIID ROW: Burks, Reeves, Reeves, Hedrick l5ponsorl, Montgomery, Parker, Peugh SECOND PORN Ofmev m.gmm furr- Wn-riley NMIe' Law: A noteworthy arrmnplishmnnt of Pi Gamma PQi this year was the 12111111119.ng of a plaque to honor Harding: alumni whn hm'o passed their C. P. A. vxaminnlium Unsigned to 1101p rroatc am artiv9 inlorml in Ilu- nrrnuming.r pmfessinn among Harding: students. tilv c'hlh makes annual trips tn u'ahxorvv tho arruuniing' business in action in various CitiOF. Water's. SECOND ROW, Swuffer, RubIP, leey, Lynds, Women Fugit w a e . I J. . l . , !' . 1w: PRE-MED CLUB, FRONT FIOW Saw, BIUCLBI, Recror, Nefscn Pr,1ge,Frnnrh Hponscw Hobby SECOND ROW- Nhnclor'r Nvumn'cr, Holloway Mazuron, Reynolds. Joslm, Benn??? THFPD POW: Rwdmgs, Hcmlzmciul: waIL HubenG-Jrriner Edgen Baker Ame-r E u ' . 1 Pro-mod was organized this year under the sponsorship nf' Mrs. Nlabel French, Cullogn Nurse. l'm' tho purpose of intensifying iIlICI'CSt. promoting; Study and porfnnning; sorvicvs rm campus in the realm of modiral srimcc. For those interested in journalism the Press Thmughmlt tho year various films were shown Club offers opportunities to explore all fields of and spoakors wore prosontod tn the Club In in- journalism and stimulate interost in good form members of things of interest in 11w f'iold journalism. The group had various people to of mcdicino. Visits were also made to the Univer- speak at their momings concerning things of in- sity of Arkansas School of IV'Iodicinp in Little tel'est t0 the member's. Russell Simmons. their Rock. sponsor. Have a domrmstmlinn nf lettering. Other speakers inrluriod Neil Capo. Tnm Laney and Perrin Jones of the Smrrv Citizen. CAREFUL anenhon r3 gwen r0 medicof respon- sibilny by Pre-Med Club member and registered PRESS CLUB FRONT 20W Tooke. Horvmh Emma SF'OND POW Bmh Summons fsponsorL nurse Chris Holloway m the coHege infirmary. SchmucHach. THIRD ROW Suoggs Smrm, l'onnm ARTMENTAL ; Calvert, J. Lawson. Akers, Amen Drugs of the Old Testament was tho topic ssed by Dr. W. A. Strickland er professor pharmacy at the University of Arkansas. at Science Club banquvl hold in the fall at tho dezvous. This group. sponsored by Prnfogsnr 'ce Lawsona made field trips to the Uni- 'ty of Arkansas Medical Center and tho astinghnuse plant. in Little Rock. AIsn among ' activities was 1110 sending of several mem- to a statewide mnforc-nro on nuclear held in Russvllville at Arkansas Tech. . 'roups indicate students -' ClUB. FRONT ROW; Brown, Km, Muler. 5.2mm Mason. M. , Bush, Baird. MENU , Kerhy, DiHord, MiHs, Kornes, Phillips. longing for knowledge Lawson Sponsorl. SECOND ROW: Dclron, Teufen, Stavens, MiHs. Fcnrrcxr THIRD Being the largest SNEA Chapter in the state, and having Cliff Bmmoli serving as state college memborratilargo W'CI'U two of the important ac- mmplishments of the Florence Calhcarl Chapter of the Student Natilmal qucatinn Assnrialinn. The enthusiasm of the members was shown in lhoir participation in a rhapol program dvpict- ing the three levels of education. Other activities nf the chapter included an annual banquet. a visit to the Children's Culcmy at Cnnway and participation in tho SNEA state mnvcntinn in Little Rock. FRONT ROW: 5:0 , Maddox, Surron. Bond, Penix, Suler, Peums, Hicks, Strucke, Meers, Walker, McNeMLHnynes, Monlgomcry lsponsorj SECOND : Fouss, Gentry. Sxmpson, Osburn, Magness, Tumey, Baker, Peterson, Bentley, Curden. Shwpmcn, Theyer, Gordon. Spnulmnq IHXRD ROW: Miiler, Murry. B. SmiTh, TOHEIT, Estes, Yurbrough, erlmmsr FOURTH ROW: Chmer. rs, A. Smirh. Root, Dyer, Selby. Snyder, Wood, Fields, B. Taylor, Cogdell, Van Rheenan, Emanuel, ShuH, Pearce HFTH ROW: Nelson Sanderson, , L Taylor. Moyberry. Conner, Farrnr, Sewell, Heinselmnn, Simmons, Day, Clark, Kirk, Wyatt Darnell. SERVICE CLUBS Leadership through serving is desire of groups J . BIG SISTERS. vlrw: L HH INT .55. f-ry MW h . r ,f; A Hip; Siqlm' nu tho Harding mmpux; IIiH an nhliuzniml lo Rhuw gunninv intm'vst in m-w s'lui rlvnlu. 1011011011:le 21nd ingot alunp; With mlwrsa In nmlw a unlul nmrlmnir roam! and. in gmwml. tn lm a L'umi vlemlblv Hll Hm mullmi. During 1110 mmmm'. Hn- girls wlvrtvd fur Big Sialmw xn'itv lr-Hvr: In girlu who plan In 0mm Harding in 1110 full. trying lu nmwm' tlwir qumtimh nlmlll rullvuv lilvv Ht Harding. In SPIHPIIIIN'I' Hlv Big Sixtm's m'riw cm rnmpm lwfm'v llw upmling nf HIP full smnvulvr tn nt-lmnm 1110 HOW Qirh nnrl tn 1101p llmm adjust to college life. GRACE WELLS CLUB - r- Ki NJ.- '- H' Mm I ..;. :. ' Hm rI Igngr -,1rT-., Liv- I MLNH - H vH-n, FR -. hr, .,; - - mm mm ,r JWM, McCCMm Finanrinl nxuixlmnv from Mimi Gt'm'f' H'Dlls has mmhlr-tl qm-s-I'u! mmwn H1 Harding In con- timw 1l1vir mhtmlliun. In gliltillirlv fur 1101' as- 5iuianw, jhm' ful'mml HIP VVUHR Club. Him XVr'ilu. an alumna nl' Hulluu'ay Cnllogo. is nmv i1 n'tirml lvnrlwr in Cnlil'cn'nin. Cumpiling a srmplnmk mnlainin; u pirinrinl hingraphy of 31m Wt-lls and an zlulnhinurupin' of mr'h mom- hm'hm brwn n pmirwl nl' lhix rlllh. Urum- WELCOMING Ih'r. nus; ch': X ' --r. nf 'X--- H l 3 .1 - T. H, gmdmra I! th- one cf 'he n'ms Sileuh H q Mug Fromm hE-lps H..- mm. .- r : V. H. . m. ..Ho Iwr new laws, CIICLE K FRONT POW WJJV-r-r Behaw SECQNE WW? Stauffer, Doder y Jml :ns Biud E'! Circle K is a svrvirv rlub established by 1110 Kiwanis Clubs of Amorira. During 111C year the Harding FhEIPtOI' slmmnrod it Get Out the Vnteu campaign tn mnplmsizo 1110 need fur partit'ipw IEliot! in schnul oIt-rtinns. Other projects included tompiling a list of hlnnd donors for the infirmary and displaying a wrorkod car on campus tn 'stl'ess safety during the spring: holidays. INTEICLUB COUNCIL. mom POW SeLby mm s. Neal,Thoma:on Oslwurn Entry Muny Emnnam Bnggelr,1HlPDROW M PmHups, B Smnh f'thws .Cruwford Rabunon DIHHDLI A 5me Goodman, Hnmby, rrunus P:r.J-.t-ms, '7 JrrI in --r Phillzps, Bndey, Wanmx Bomd. Mooney. McETrcV Uzi u erCVY'T-hW Mm'w. E'r'r m1 T110. Intercluh lem'il, mndv up Hf an d010- qanos from each wummfs snrial club. the span- zmd tho Dmm 0f VVnmr'm functions illrunghnut the year in Hmrdinato H10 attivities fur wnmmfs ,QTnup-t. lelging. npt'n house and hunqlwls aro critm'ia for mlmcil discussions to dorirlb policy. A 110w prnroduro. sponsored by the council. involvvd using pastors to replace the usual open hnusr ln introduce the snrinl clubs to the women. SUIT. SECOND POW MCVicker, FOURTH POW: Thomas. Peynolrls HE-mi TOOki M:Cp+1 Barnes fomhs Lhmer Love suffereth long, and is kind: love envieth not; love vaunt- eth not itself, is not puffed up. - I CORINTHIANS 13:4. SOCIAL CLUBS No individual is an island untn himself in the complex civilization of the twentieth century and the social clubs provide excollcnt upper, tunity for students 10 devolnp sm'ially and to learn how to work with nthorsl Each student at Harding has the nppnrtunity tn hhmmc a mem- ber nf some social club. Althnngzh the social clubs have spirited mmpotitinn with oath other in intramural sports. haw social functions such as banquets and outings. present chapel programs and participate in nthor activities. the interac- tion of members within a Club provides a won- derful opportunity for Club members to ex? vmplify the true spirit of love. i BETA TAU GAMMA Valentine's Day brings a sweet surprise for beau K I 1 BETA TAU GAMMA. TOP POW: Reynolds Isponsorl, Borey, Block, Clowson, Clemem. SECOND ROW Collven Crcng, Deluny, chkscn, GIbSOrL THIRD ROW: HoHowny, Hovorrer, E Leroux, L. Leroux, Mchker. FOURTH ROW: Martin, anurcm, Smurh, Strawhocker, Studebaker, FIFTH ROW: Whitmore. CONCERNED pfoycrs and Bem Tau club beau Lee Gamley gorher around in- iured Linda McWonrier as filsr aid is adminisrered on the court by Marge Ryan. A formal inilintiml fur aww nwmhers at the. home of their sptmsnr usllm'ml in a new and active your fur the Bvla Tim Gamma's. Dog- patrh. U.S.A.. was tho sitv Hf their third func- timL whorp 11w muplos tlngagorl in tile tradi- tional fake mmTingv rvrmnnnim; A club suppm' was vnjuyod 011 Valentineys Day when Loo Guntlvy. tllv Rom Tau Gamma Club beau. was suprisvd with a Valentine cake. Tho Club mvmlu'rs tihnsv In rnniribllio t0 the band uniform fund for lhvir annual project. A spring banquet and muting mmpletcd the year of avtivitios fur the Brita Tau Gamma's. OFFICERS. FALL: Mchcker, Pres,; Craig, Vice-Pres; Horvurter, Sec.- Treas, SPRING McVIcker, Pres; Leroux, VicerPresu- Craig. SGCnTFECIS.; Judy Reynolds, Sponsor. Lee Gnuiley, Club Beau P Will MIIHI'I, CIUb Beau PARTICIPATING m The tradnionnl early mormng indication service. lwo Dehn CHI pledges knee? GS They promke Their byahy to The high ideals of HM?! dub. .IA CHI OMEGA issionary in New Zealand aided by Delta Chi's DELTA CH! OMEGA. TOP ROW: Davis lspnnsorlj A, erd, D. Baird, Bollard. Brannon. SECOND ROW: Bucy, Chisom. Daugherty, Eisenhouv, M. Green. THIRD ROW: 3. Green, Grenwelge. Hoirom, Joslin, KJemm. FOURTH ROW: Limburg, McNu , Neal, Roof, Russ. FIFTH ROW; Selby. Srrader, Sutton, Wary son, Wimberly. . Russell Simmons. sponsor for the first 1'. held several meetings at her home. . g a refreshment party after infurmal 1 tlon and a club birthday party in Novem- Later the same month. a weiner mast was 'at Wyldewond. At the- end of the first 1 - , money was contributed to Gerald Starr 1missionary to W'ollingmn. New Zealand. Kenneth Davis. club sponsor. held a get, inted tea at her home oarly in tho SDCOIld 7 er for the Delta Cllfs and their Club beau. ' 1guests enjoyed sooing some of the items ht from Eumpr' nflm' tho tmlr 0f the B01105 ., Beaux. The- girls also discussed their March : quet. which was at. the Rendezvous with eme11Three Cuins in a Fountainf FALL: Selby, Pres.; Build, Vice-Pres.; Daugherfy. Sec; Mum; Mrylle Shnmons. Sponsor. SPRING: Daugherty, Pres.; Sur- 11 1MPI'BIH- Joslin, Sec; Neal, Treus.; Betty Davis, Sponsor. 149 Norman Tubb, C'Vub Beau HOPING f0! cs lump bull and perhaps possession of the prized gbba Kay Herd struggles to 5mm! the baH as feHow team member Marcia Sorenson watches GATA Pledges host Epoga'ro' supper for members GATA. TOP ROW Bugger? lsponsorl, Ables, Burrel'r, Booz, Calcofe. SECOND ROW Courtney, A Crawford K, Crawford, Cruse, Frazier THIRD ROW: Hadley Herd, Herringrun Mock, Nelson, FOURTH ROW: Paine, Robinson, Sorenson, Stafford Strocke. FIFTH ROW: Tucker, Westerholm. J. Wood, R, Wood, Work, 1 h The industrious Gala plvdgcs prepared an appeasing spag21ta suppvr fur their mistresses to celebrate 1.110 lungod for 0an of pledge week. In 1119 lalor fall the Galas mnvrod into the Thanksgiving festivities with a N n v e mber weiner mast at mlm'ful Camp H'yldmvond The memurahle ovpning was brought In a close with a devothmal m'nund tho dying: Dmhcrs of a rampfiro. whm'n llu' Gains: and their dates had enjoyed group singing. As their annual prnjr-vl tho Gums rtmtributed to the hand uniform fund. Nurman Tuhh. the Gata duh Imam. was an Imnnrod guost at their banquet in Nielrvh with thv llwmc lLWonder Land By Night. A spring nuling Climaxed a busy Gata year. OFFICERS. FALL: Robinson, PrES.; Crawford, Vice-Pres ; Frazier, Sam. Srdfford, Treos. SPRWG: Crawford, Pres.; Work, Vice-Pr55 : Calm . Sec,- Stafford, Trees: Jeannette Boggen, Sponsor. ' GO JU oonlight Serenade' presents queen nominees I 9 beautiful Mav Foto held each spring is annual projocl 0f the J11 Go In sncial l'llllI girls supervise 6: 00 a m p010 xwindino 1'0- 15 and aflr'rnnun 11111 through activities in ., ation for tho pagoantl December 1 banquet. Twelve Days of tmas, highlighted tho club's fall somestmx Gilliam was 1hr- spoakor fur the ovum hold 3.611395 aan Synotto Hubbard provided the cal entertainment. E irteen new girls were Officially and for- y initiated into the club after a vigorous .1 of pledging. Tho hnmc of Mrs. L. C. Soars the scene nf the initiation ceremony. - FALL: Martin. Pres.; Davis, VicewPres; Junes, Sec; Bailey, 5-, SPRING: Jones, Pres; Carrelson, ViceAPresE; Peacock Sec; 7' 5 That; Joy Olreel Sponsor 1U GO ID. TOP ROW: Olree lspansori, Bmley. Ciny. Crook Dorter. SECOND ROW: Davis, Dedmon, Dodd, Elliott, Fields THIRD ROW. Gorretsonl June; Jones, Lambert, Lylesr FOURTH ROW: McEfvoy, Manm, Peacock Richards Shiver FIFTH ROW; Smith, Spuuldmg Smnley, Yates formufs Eor rha May Fare ocrivmes, Ju Go Jus Pnum Peacock, McElrny and Marsha Bolley plan and pregame for ?he evcnrfm day. BIII and Bob Penny, Huh Benux 13...D '3'; ME 1; ??Eg a riE::If d jg, g3 6 VI! ginsb KAPPA DELTA Traditional Luau odds color to KD club functions KAPPA DELTA. YOP POW: Gilliam Esponsorl, Bailey. Bowman. Campbell. Frazier SECOND ROW: Gurrrnun, Henry, Morgan, D, Morris, 3 Morris. THfRD ROW Nelson, Nichols. Perm Redor, Rowden, FOURTH ROW: Ruble, RusseH, 5miYh. Southard. L. Sreworr. FIFTH ROW: M. Stewart, Storeyj Whiddon, COLORFUL muu-muus and matching shirts are made by Sue Morris and Patsy Smith for themselves and dates to give- u Polynesian atmosphere $0 rheir Luau. A blinking party Climaxvd informal initiation activities fnr 11m Kappa Doltzfs. Formal iniliation for the six new momht-rs was hold at the home nf their spnnsnr. NIH; Dnl Gilliam. A spaghetti supper in lhr' fan was also held at the Gilliams, when Mrs. Doris Lommuns was hnnnred as their guest. The club momhvrs and their boaux enjoy- 0d a Christmas party in December. Their banquet ml Fobruary 4. held at Kelley's. had an appropriate Valpnlinc theme. The Kappa Doltals traditional Hawaiian Luau1 Complete with mun 1111.11.15. bright flowered shirts and leis. was held in the spring as was their Club outing. OFFICERS. FALL: Storey, Pres; Soufhord, VicerPreer Smith, Sec; Campbelll Trees, SPRWG: Somhord, Pres; .5. Moms, Vice-Pres.; D. Morris, Sec; Henry. Trees; Dormhy Gililom, SponSOr Steve Smiih, Club EEOU - MndI-y, Club Beau ENJOYING the gulf? Informrn :nrnospm-rr: in the EmpI'e Room the TnIKmmct 5 meet for 0 med and for cm mFQrmml planmng scsmon concerning Their taming banquet PPA KAPPA KAPPA touch of the classic sets stage for banquet KAPPA KAPPA KAPPA. TOP ROW: Gonus tsponsorl, Bean, Blutker. Bodiford. Broww SECOND ROW: Chdders, Diller, Dyer Cnffm Henry THIRD ROW. Hlndky; Hollus. Lufevor, Lee FOURTH ROWv Maddox, MohanI Mnchell, PInIIIos, Smith FIFTH ROWI Weeks, Wiser, Woodruff, Yorbrough The IanhrIr Girls woro introduced tn ilwir e masters at a mIlvatquainlcd party 211 the us humv. Fur l'm'mal initiation at tluI 9nd of go wooka lhrI nlrl and new members wore :1 guests of tlu ir sponsor A Christmas paHy uiih rramps and c.lmls de the third fumtinn a festive Uathnrinn. A ue callod W takviamay pnwided rInlorlainI and gifts fur all. SIN touch of tho Classir was viewed at lhr- ham, ' et held in Mnrrh at tho Rendezvous. Grvvian rumns and statues sot the stone for tho ovmr Robert Helsfnn wa: speaker fur the vvnnl by DH! BN k mndudod tho entvrlainmvul After a chapvl program and the annual spl ing mag, the Tri Kappa . had their final mowing; ' election uf llffiCPFS at Camp nyltltwvond. FALL: Childers, Pres.; Phillips, VIze-Pres.; Smith, Sec,- Trlcs. SPRING: Phillips, Pres.; Henry, ViceiPresI; Blucker. Sec; III. Trouu louisu Genus, Sponsor 153 Bill Shad, Club Beau lEAVING for the Kappa Phi Sweetheart banquet, Dee Culvert pauses us he ossisrs Marthe Tooke into a car as they anticipate an evening of emoyrnenr. KAPPA PHI Beau welcomed by Kappa Phi as new tradition KAPPA PH TOP POW: Ferrin lspunsorl, Ennen, Beard, Bunerheld. Cannon SECOND ROW CoqdeW Ely, Flessner, Fowler, Gusk-II. THIRD ROW- Gnrely. Jacksori. Kerr. Massey. MoMey. FOURTH ROWr Pursley, Srnzrh, Sturr' Tooke. Vowrc-I FIFYH POVV W'JHrEr, Woolard Fourteen potential members advanced through a week nf pledging tn lwmmn Kappa ths after an informal iIlilizltiun in Harding; Park. and after taking Club vnws in an imprmrzivo Coremnny at the hnmo nf slnnnsm'. Mrs. lilimlwlh Pprrin. By mmhining fun Hlld spirituality, Kappa Phi's and their dalvs vnjnyml a u'oincr mast and devotional atop Boo Ruck fur their third function. Bill Shnrt was 1110 first rluh lwau as Kappa Phi is changed frm'n living: a traditional Hnn beau club. February gave Yalenlinok Day for a hLHearts in Tuna hanquot at Kvilvy's. Synotto Hubbard added atmnsplu'ro as sho sang and accompanied herself on her guiiur. Tho Club used its project money 10 help svnc'l a Noam girl tn college. OFFICERS. FALL: Fowler. Pres , Pursley, Vice-Presl; Starr, 526.; Massey, Treos. SPRING: Taoke, Pres; Massey, VlCE-PfES.; Jackson, Sec: Bdrrerr, Trees; Ehzabem Fermi Sponsor 154 J O KAI ed blazers inaugurated as K0 Jo Kai tradition 51 f: Brilliant rod Kn Ju Kai blazers made their -es easily rvrugnizahln nn campus during . Itiation wookk Tho blazers. which have hommo f- tradition. aidvd tho Kuiios tn have a more 7' ified pledge porind. The traditional full hnnquot. centered arumlrl travel theme. took thv title of LLAround tho orld with Kn Jn Kaiw fur tho enjoyment of jies and lhvir tlatvs. Tlm ImpressioniSts madv eit' debut with $011,135 from fr'n'eign countries. J' the spring, a Cnunty Fail took place at tho 'arcy Community Center. preceding an all- youting. Club beau D01 Brock was surprisvd with a ,.alentine cake and nihm' rmnombranrva Bisun .uthall was supportml strongly by thr- Kojins he sent telegrams. signed by the members In fr t-of-town games and put up pastors to help 'I u st team pride and spirit. KO JO KAI. TOP ROW: Tucker lsponsori, Barnett Boskin, Jacqueline Daniel, .. Judy Daniel SECOND ROW: K. Darling, P. Darling, Ferguson, Gils'rrap, Hal- '15. FALL: Baskin. Pres..- P Darlrng, Vice-Pres.; Philbrick, Sec.- torn. THIRD ROW: Hardy, Henley. Hollis. L. Johnson, 5, Johnson. FOURTH 5. SPRING: Philbrick, Pres; Johnson, Vice-Pre5,; Williams, Sec.; ROW: Karnes, F. Masters. J. Masters. Miller. Pafellu. FIFTH ROW: PhilerCk, ' Id, Traus.; Ermol Tucker, Sponsor, Spear, Sruhr, William; IIIAGEMENT is given to the fDOYbOH team by rhe Koiies as Dole Philbrick, , lo Darling and Mary Ellen Baskin hang c1 colorful poster m the smdenr tamer. Del Brock, ClUb Beau 155 LAS COMPANERAS Eleven new members complete LC rosterforl963 EIvan now mnmhors wore welcomed into the LC Club af'Tm' an informal initialinn at camp VVyldowund and a momm'uhlv formal initiation at Iho lmmv n! the Club sponsor. Mrs. Earnhart. LCas wow tired. but happy homuse 0f the work they had dune :m 1110 winningr float for the annual Homecoming pamdo. 0n Doromhnr 7. couples drossorl as Children for a Christmas party as their third function at the Legion Hut. A banquet and em muting were both hold in the spring. This year. as in past years. the LCS sorvire pruim-ts included making a seninr Class composite picnu'r- tn ho displayed in tho Scionco Building and assisting the Lean Clymnrvs. missirmaries tn Afrira. OFFICSISA FALL: Thomas, Pres; chen, Vice-Pres,; Murphy, Sec; Bentley, Treos SPRING: Murphy, Pres.; Ricken, Vwce-Prem Sherrod. Sec; Haynes, Treas.; Beverly Eurnhurr, Sponsor, LAS COMPANEIAS. TOP ROW: Earnhurf lsponsorL Atchleyl Bentley, Burnan, Chambers. SECOND ROW: Dubbs. Esfep, Haley, Ham's, Haynes THIRD ROW: 3. K99. M. Kee, Kinard, McElroy, Maxwell. FOURTH ROW: Moore, Murphy, Rickefr, Riley, Rowland FIFTH ROW: Sherrod, B, Thomas, L Thomas IEFIESHMENTS followmg a formal ceremony concluded The event for the newly iniwiored LC members after a week of fulfilling the requesfs of pledgemcsfers WheelerPounds, Club Beau MLClub Beau FOLLOWING a candlalnghr cel'enmny certificates of membership are presented ?0 each pledge by histoncm Margie Lenrz as The oHicers wofch the proceedings ETA ADELPHIAN Towboys and Indians appear at MEA function MU ETA ADELPHIAN. TOP ROW: Ryan lsponsorl, Aduyl Brudiay, Bufferfield, Calkins. SECOND ROW: DeBoardl Dow, Engfish, Eubank; Fields, THIRD ROW: Goodman. Humby. Henry. Johnson, Loferney. FOURTH ROW; Av Lemz, M. Lenu. Lynxwiler. Many. McCullough FIFTH ROW: Pederson, Hickman, Turney, Valentine. 7A hectic week of pledging for the ten somev uat bewildered and hodraggled now MEA s : climaxed by an infnrmal initiation at yldewood and a fnrmal candlelight reromnny -'the home of Mrs. Ryan club sponsor Enthusiastic support was shown by the MEANS year in tho intramural sports program. u e was good club participation in all spans. On January 7. ' 'anboys and Indians took I the Legion Hut for an evening of fun. A hlight was the paradc 0f fashions dresses ed and made out of newspapers for tho ,, '5 by their dalos. A formal banquet and ' g outing rnunded out the MEA social cal, .- dar for the year. :5 FALL: Henry, Pres.; Turner, Vice-Presr; Johnson, Sec: - , Tram. SPRING: Goodman, Presv; M. Lentz, Vice.Pres.; - . Sum; Humby, Treu:.: Moiorie Ryan, Sponsor, David Simpson, Club Beau FILLING their plates, the Oeges and their dates choose their favorite foods as they slowly move with deliberation along the smorgasbord table prepared at KeHy's. OEGE New sponsor enhances pleasure of active year OEGE. TOP ROW: Barnes tsponsmj, Ashby, Cnmperell, CFimer, Collinst SEC- OND ROW: Epps, Fry, Garner, Hnmcker. Hurdcastle. THIRD ROW: Jacques, Kelton, McCorFey. Mellont Romero. FOURTH ROW: Simpson. Stone, WuHcce. Webb, West, FiFTH ROWt White, 158 The highlight :if 00,5399 fum'tinns this year was their hSwvolhven'tn hanquet which was a smorgasbord hold at Kolloyis Grill on February 16. D01 Bock onior'tnim-d the group. Club beau David Simpson was prvsontvd with a gift in appreciatinn fur his nfhirts in guiding the Club's competitive sports. An in In r m a1 pie supper was the basis for the third func- tion at the Pumping: Station. Apple and cherry pie and ice cream wore sowed. and games were played. The Uege momhvrs wore pmud of Mrs. Jerome Barnes. their new spnnsur. who frequently in- vited tho girls and tho rluh bean to her home. The Oege's divided their project money this ycar. givingr hnth tn tho fund for the womerfs intramural bulletin hoard and t0 the fund for Monica Stoiniger, missionary in Africa. OFFICERS. FALL: Collins, Pres.; Ashby, Vice-Pres.; Webb, Sect; Mc- Curiey. Trees. SPRING: Hurdcasrle, Prest; McCarley. ViceAPresd Garner. Sec. Romero, Trenst; Barbara Bornest Sponsor. .'. --A PHI 'Jlubs vie for Omega Phi scholarship award ' Mardi Gras msmmo party found muplns ;.: :- in a variety of atlirv. Tho Pumping Sta- was the site of this third function rm Nm'v l'- 30. Rofreshnwms wore sandwirlws and . The setting was vimngod for tho lmnqlwt. 1: Evening in Pmmv. This ovonl war. hold 9 at Kelloyla. Ixuivitjes earlier in Ihv Year im'lmlml initiai jof six pledges at tho Attoherry human and ce 0n the winning Ilmnmmning Hum, n'club project again was llw prosonlmirm nf H'olarship award fur tho social club with Eighest grade point avvragv. '- 'nVa1entine cake was prvscntod tn Vernon ' , club beau. fnllmx'otl with a party in Hm nt Center. A spring: mutingr complolod Hm h FALL: Smnford, Pres.,- Berry. Vice-Pres.; McGee, SEC, '7 Comm. Treas. SPRING; Berry, Pres., McGee, Vice-Pres.: T him 5. Tonnen Treuw Ru'h AHeberrv, Sponsor OMEGA PHI, TOP ROW: Anabeny lsponsoq. Amen, sonray erden, Berry SECOND ROW- Flora Comm, Florence Corum, Crumb, Fmiey Huys THIRD ROWv Hewd, Hobby, King, McGeel McWharter FOURTH ROW Rnrhel Reyr nolds, Sexson, Stanford, S. Tanner FlFTH ROW T Tanner, Taylor TcHen Whl'e pmaming a cake to club beau Vernon Rogers seveml Omega PW memr x-mif us he carefully helps with me sewmg of H19 cake in The Ccllege Mn. Vernon Rogers. Club Beuu PHI DELTA Hobos and dates invade Wyldewood in the fall PHI DElJA. TOP ROW: Spuulding EsoonsorL Abbott Atkins, Bach, Bakery SECOND ROW; Barnes, Colvin, Cranford, Dickerson Gordon THIRD ROW: Hall, Huff. Kerby. ng. Marlin. FOURTH ROW: Osburnl Porhoml Pearce. PrH'cheN, thpmcm FIFTH ROW: Stepfer, Wyatt. SETTING their dishes in place, Phi Delta's prepare To ear in rhs Empire Room, where many clubs enfoy talk and discussion while combining business and food. Eleven 'Rals wow informally initiated at a chili supper and lnlnking.r party at the home of their slammnr. Mrs. .lup Spaulding. Formal initialitm lunk platv in Kmldall ITallV The girls were taught tho rlulr mntlu, Ulhm's bofm'o Our- solves. Camp Hix'idowuud. a pupular sum! for informal functions. was 1110 sit? fur a hnhn party on November 33. Tho f'nrmul banquet took place at Kelley-s ml April 20 with tho them? l'Dinner at Tiffa11y's.u The Phi Doltzfs clw'itlnd In mrm'ibute money to two diffm'mll pmivrls. A mmributinn was made to Munit'a Stvinigvr. whn is planning to set up a hospital in Africa. Alsn. tho Phi Delta's helped pay the oxponsns 0f Alma Turner at Southwest Christian Cullogn OFFICERS: Osburn. Pres.; Parham. Vice-Pres.; Baker. Sec,- Shipmon. Treos.: Donna Spoulding, Sponsor Carroll Osborn, Club Beau a- i: n; REACHING hagh for u vmmry Two Regwms wmp to push rhe lmll over The net 05 anxious club members stand by ready for Uny ncllon :oran m Weir diremon - lo Thompson, Oub Beau :GINA a'South of the border' is theme of Regina banquet REGINA. TOP ROW; Prycl' isponsorl Baker, Boles Bevryi'nH, Byrd SECOND POW- Dykesl Fluppm, L Groff M. GrofF nggmborhum. THIRD ROW Hughes, Martin, Mayer, Miller, Mulls FOURTH ROW- MucheH, Page. Rhme Risinger. Shackleford. FIFTH ROW' Smhh, Hmmpson lehums Jan Wright, Jeanna Wright 9 At the clnso nf oath sclmnl year a soninr chosen deserving by his Classmates is promnlod the v'na Spirit Award as; Hm pmjort ml thv Club. e recipient is solerlml hvrmlso nl' Tiw manner .Which his life typifiw; llu- mm Harding: spirit. The Reginas and tlmir dates pninyvd 11m rhab's ' ual hobo pany hold at tho Lvuiml Hut in nary. T110 traditional mmm included sloppy and smm s. The sits fur their infurmal initiation was H10 ' ve yard and formal rc-I'vnmnios wm'o 110M al home of Bessie Mew Pryor. Club spunsnr. Six --5 were takt'n intn lllf' club. 7 nViva la Fioslau was tho tlwmo fur illoir EVIexiA :: n banquet at the El Charm in March, A May gwmmd up the yclar'q nclivitios, : . j 'w 4,? M ! -. FALL Williams, Pres, ?mlnger Vice Pres Byrd SEC. , .ni, Trees. SPRING. Rusmger, Pres, Wright VmerPresn Dykes. ,; Milk, Treat; Benn: Mae Pwor, Sponsor. 161 Terry Smith, Club Bmlu HEADING for the basket, Marm- Laird wastes no time as she quickly dribble: past her opponents when they orrempr to prevent her from making two more poinfs. THETA PSI iSiIver Bells' and Down South' head club calendar THETA PSI. TOP POWi Frock EsponsorL Ahmeyer, Beers, Bush, Cordeni SECOND ROW: Cope, Denmngron. Eckerberg, Ellis. Emanuel. THIRD ROW: G!mddyl Loud, Meers, Mullet, Mooney. FOURTH ROW; Murry, Payton, Peney, Scher, Shepherd FIFTH ROW: Shipmani Smith S'anleyl Ward jar, Silver bolls rhimmi fur 'I'hola Psi's and their dates at their Christmas hanquot at which Terry Smith. the rlnh limit. was; prosontod a silver key chain. Dr. G. W. Bnml filled the memorable evening with humur and lhnughl with an en- tertaining speech. aftm' whirh Synotlr- Hubbard gave her gala nlmiml mnlrihutinn, TVchicn was orhnmi in their third function where hot rhili and Spanish music created a dnwnsnuthr alnmsphm'n to tho midiwinter fes- Iivity A spring outing: rlimaxml the year of activity for tho Thom Psi's. Tho three functions were interspersed with n sorir-s of basketball and v01- leyball Victories. Tho rluh ChUSP to contribute to the hand uniform fund as: their annual project. OFFICERS: Mooney, Fresh; Gruddy, Vice-Pres; Wurd, SEC: Smnley, TIEGS.; Choriene Frock, Sponsor. 162 ledge week climaxed by first place float honors After rough initiatinn at Vtryldewond the 7 en pledges to Tnfoht had a more solemn and us formal initiation. This was held at the ' of Miss Geneva Combs. and the girls wern t m nished t0 rcmombor the Club slogan. tth Father Ever Be True. Tofebt members w several other Clubs build the winning IeCOIning float. and thus the parade and ' , std made a climax fur the busy pledge week. W food, a long hike and much fun were ' 1 ed at a weincr roast at Camp Wyldewood December 1. Kelleyts was the setting of the .' tal garden for the March 2 banquet. Jo , - sang appropriate songs and Robert Helsten ' the speaker. For a service project the club donated money I , the school expenses of Alma Turner. a Negro - t at Southwest Christian College. '- - FALL: Darnell, Pres.; Phillips, VicerPresJ Willinghum, Sec.- 9RING: Wilfingham. Fres.; Thompson, Vice-Prest; Stone, Sec; TOFEBY; TOP ROW: Combs 3' , Tum; Geneva Combs. Sponsor. lsponsorl, Beckett Buchanan, Darnell, Fox. SECOND ROW: Gonsner, Hicks, Hodge, Kurz, Myers. THIRD ROW; Payne. Phillips, E. Scott, 5. Scott, Seawel, FOURTH ROW: Suler, Sronel Thompson, Van Rheenon, Wagner. FIFTH ROW: Whtre. Wnllmghamt t r for Their formal banquet, a committee of Tofebt members hotd a work fur mating and odiusring decorations to carry out the Oriental theme. Billy Willingham, Club Beau WHC Former members return for WHC birthday party Several former VVHC'S joined with the re- turning members tn celebrate the Cluifs birth- day on October 7. The ladies told entertaining stories of past events. Later in October. the pledges joined the group to accomplish the many duties of pledge week. The week ended with the pledges serving dinner fur infm-mal initiation. A candlelight cornmlmy at thv Ulrey home was held when the girls wore formally initiated. The Club wont hOriomal for the December 6 banquet at Kellyhs. On February 16 the tra- ditional country supper was enjoyed at the Pumping Station. Highlight of the year was a Chapel program produced With tho Fralor Sndalis Club. Stage settings and costumes set the atmosphere for the snngs of Stephen Foster. WOODSON-HARDING COMRADES. TOP ROW: Ulreyl lsponsorj, Akin, Binkley, ChiH-y, DiHard, SECOND ROW: Ends. A Green. G, Green, Hawks, McDonald OFFICERSh FALL: Pererson, Pres.; Hawks. Vice-Pres.; Moyner. Trees. THIRD ROW: Mayner. A. Mills, D. Mills, Pererson, Robinson FOURTH ROW: SPRING: Tucker, Presh; Binkley, Vice-Pres.; Chiw. Sec; Diliurd, Treas.; Server, Shnppley, Shehon, Shane, Tuckerh FIFI'H ROW: Wuhan. Wilson. Berry Ulrey, Sponsor. FLIRTING on the front porch of a colonial mansion, WHC members combine their talents ww'rh Fraters us They sing songs composed by Slephen Foster. RogerJohnson. Club Beau AIMING for onorher score, Sandro Phwrlwps is pcxsed whwle her :eammales ple- rh'ly MON. Club Beau vent the TAG guards from mkmg 'he bull durmg 0 game In rhe ciub murnnmcm Elm PHI ZETA f. rid autographs annual task of Zeta Phi pledges ZETA PHI ZETA. TOP ROWv Allison lsponsori, Amhur, Bennett Burchfiefd, M. Bun. SECOND ROW: N, Burr, Chumpney, Coiumbus, Crawford, Dunn; THIRD ROW: Edwards, Everen, Gish, HunTer, Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Love, McHon, More, Phillips, Rorex. FIFTH ROW: Spain, Spears, Whirfield, Williams Traditionally. the Zeta Phi Zeta pledgos wnro :nquired during plodgn week to obtain the auto graphs of the football buys. At the 9nd of tho :fun-filled week. 1ho club initiated nine now imembers at a bunking party at VVyldewnnd. fol- khwed by formal inductinn in the Emerald Runm next evening. The third function was a November ovont .31 the Pumping Station. hSloppy jnes were tho h thl' of refreshments and games provided r'n- hgertainment. 1 A Christmas party was given in sponsor Bar- h : Allison's homo at which the members ox- wrnged gifts. The spring: banquet was held at .: udEfSOIfS in April with a theme of uRainbow lady and the annual outing was planned for early May. ' 'nn FALL: Love. Pres.; McHun, Vice-Pres.; Champney, Sec,- , Tum. SPRING: Mchn. Fret; RorEX, VICE-Pres.; Burt. Sea: 3 pl, Treat,- Barbara Allison, Sponsor. Duke Jennings. Club Bcuu SUCCESSFUL guarding by Countess McNeiH and her veummcres leads to a wcrory us the Zero Rho's anempv to caprure the girls imerclub basketan mic ZETA RHO Clubs cooperate in presentation of Snow White' ZETA RHO, TOP POW Lawyer Ispensorl, Blue, Christmas, Cobb. M Cope, SECOND ROW: N Cope, Dunn, ESTES, Evans, Cordner, TMRD ROW Gentry, Hart, Humphreys, MCAHister. CormHe McNeMI. FOURTH ROW. Coumcss Mc- Neill, Nye, Rnnrns, Shull. Simpson FLFTH ROW; Smith, Snyder, Twpmn, Williamson. Wright Zeta Rho mgsA unrinuhtmlly tho lowest of pledges. impmvvrl immmlsoiy during;r one week to find their plvdg'u mish'vssos nut only Willing but. happy 1r: arrr-pl llwm as dub sisters. The Kangaroo Court. mmhinorl with an impressive initiation ceremony. soru-d to welcome the new sisters into the Club. The traditional third function took a new turn as the Zola Rhn's worked with their club brothers. the TNT'H tn hm'o a woslem affair at tho Searcy Community Contm'. A spring hanquvt at Andorsmfs in Beebe featured the entvrtainmmn Hf Martha Reeder and her ukulele. Again. tlw ZN'JS worked and planned with tho TNTS to present a chapel program based on an adaptation of Snow White and tho Sovon Dwarfsx OFFICERS. FALL: Smirh, Presr; Shull, Vice-Pres.; Countess McNeiH, Sec; Gardner, Trecss SPRING: Gemw, Pres,; Countess McNeHI. Vice- Pres.,- M. Copel Sen: Humpreys, Treus.; Lou Lawyer, Sponsor. ALPHA EPSILON CHI Various awards highlight AEX's winter banquet lillihlllimllf. Informal gatherings and suppers at tho I'Ied- - 1. - ' 'C J H ck and Earnhnrl lmmvs llolpod makv tho AEX l 'C l. A. ll. year an active and vnjuyahlo one. At Kiwanis : k the ten plvdgvs t-mlcd a week of obeying C ' mm mders by humming: rvgulnr members. -. . 9 .. C 0n Nuwrwnbv 30 tllr' ASEX- and mail dates C fjuumeyod in Camp andmxnud to enjoy their ?thlrd fumlicm in thv fall scenery. hTho Last Annual AIZX Awards Banquef was hold. at '- Andersnn's Ct'li I in Bl'llw un Fobr'uzuv 12 Tum ' a P- HaWklnS. 10519? Ill IWICIIIUDIOS. plcsontorl VHF- 10115 awards In HIP rluh IIM'TIIhCFSC w In the sprinn. lhv AI'CX'S enjoyed several stag: i'. m :-!J :. .eutings and slmwbvrry parties. Other activities I Lihcluded parliripuliun in lmck and fiold day and 33m all day outing. , x C 'H- FALL: GWIn. Pres,; Forrar, Vice-Pres; Keerh, Sec; Smuh, . SPRING: Hawkins, Pres, Prince, VicerPres; Fmrch Sec.; 5;, n ll. Treasu- Bill Eurnhcm. James Hedrlck, Sponsors. ALPHA EPSILON CHI. TOP ROW: Earnhrm Esponsori, Hedmk isponsork Daniel, Forrar, Gurewood SECOND ROW: Gwm, HFIWLIDSC HIIE, Huber, Hueren THIRD ROWC Hutcherson Jones, Mdmghr Marchcm, Murphy FOURTH ROW: OdeHC Penrad, Prmce, anes. Ruble FXFTH ROW: Smorhermcn, Traylor, Wear, Wleams, N LLY waiting to have pictures made before leaving for the AEX banquet, Mn and their dove: laugh and talk in the reception room of Kendall HaIL 39W Mays Ruble, Club Queen C l a Mcvcia Geisler. 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TA PHI KAPPA ueen honored at Beta Phi's Valentine banquet 17.11. m thin The Beta Phi Kappa's chose Kiwanis Park as site for the infurnml initiation nf thpir 1011 ??.u -e5 a5 a climax of their memorable pledge November will ho rmnomhorod by the Club '7'! the third function they enjoyed at Camp .yldewood. The late fall r-voning was made gay w warm around lhv rampl'ire wlwro hambur- and hot rings sileml invitingly. - At their Valentino banquet in Fohx'uary. 1' --,na Shipman. tho Bola Phi Kappa Flllh quvon. 2'5 the special swvotllmrt. Bub Holstml was the '7 5t speaker fur the vvml whirh was hold at Zefs Grill. An invigorating Spring- muting . the last maim' vnlry in 1110 Beta Phi Kappa ' ' I c I - t ; . of activities for tho your. 1': '3' q 9-1:; Currufh. Pres; Reeves th9 Pres Surherlandl Sec -Trens; ' M 5m . II. P BETA PHI KAPPA. TOP ROW lemm Xsynonsork Ahahrr: Emwn BurLs Cumrsos SFCOND ROW Carrulm tolwm Dolaw anslm HCVHHVK'IV THIDD ROW' Hoo'vn KHH. K?Nev Luml; MPIrE-H FOIJQTH DOW me Peeves SOVPIL Selwdge SDu'hard HFTH POW SVE-men 'Wl '-:,-i'e 1-E V- JS? um V'UFChO I t DISPLAYING 4mm combined efforrs, Bern PM Kappa, Hem Tau nnd WHC -- mean. CIUb Queen members pull Iom Tom, rhe Pwper's Son durmg the Homecomvng iesrwmei Sharon Barry, Club Queen PARTICIPANTS In the club speech meet look for ideas and information in Hue seminar room of fhe library as They prepare their enrries for compefifion. DELTA IOTA Silent movies entertain at Delta Iota banquet DELTA IOTA. TOP ROW: ButterHeld ISPOI'ISOU. Alexander, Bumposs, Ellis, Grissom. SECOND ROW: Khnebriel, McCubbin, Martin, Meredilh, Reed. THIRD ROW: Rickeft, Seaman, SheFron, Simmons. Smart, FOURTH ROW: Smelser, Springer, Stewart, Wheeler, Wilcox. 170 Delta Iota, with its ranks reinforced by eleven freshmen began an active year with a uget acquaintewa outing at Bee Rock. The overnight outing at the club hut appeased the rugged out- door nature of all who went. The annual banquet, held at Kellfs Grill, had a seasonal theme1 uMarch Winds. Old time silent movies brought out laughter in everyone. Sharon Berry, club queen1 was represented at club meetings by her cookies. cupcakes and pies. OFFICERS: Bumpass, Pres.; Grissom, Vice Pres.; Alexander. Sac.- Treas.; Ron Bu1redield. Sponsor. FRATER SODALIS Songs of Stephen Foster' feature talented Fro'rers Frater Sedalis artivilos hogan this year with the election of Sandra Tanner as cluh qnonn. Nine new members were inducted into the club through the informal iniliation at VVyldowund followed by the formal initiation in the Emorald Room. The Fraters and their dates anuved a hilarinus evening at the Pumping Station fnr ihoir third functinn. Entertainment was supplied by Jerry Selvidge. Bill Laird and Stan Combs. With the WHC wnmmfs social Club, the Fra- ters presented a chapvl program featuring: songs by Stephen Foster, Thv program was so sun A cessful that the Fmtor Sodalis and tho VVHC u...- clubs were asked 10 present it to the Harding Academy chapel assembly. tx- hi it. f. f; OFFICERS: Short, Pres,; Laird, che-Pres.; Selvidge, Sec; Kernodle, Treos.; Andy Ritchie, Sponsor. FRATER SODALIS. TOP POW: Rifchwe lsponsorl, Bornesj Bolfs, Brown, Combs. SECOND ROW; Gosa, Hobby, Homer, Kernodle, luirdh 1HIRD ROW; Lone, Lemmon, LL-zwis, McCoghren, McCluggage, FOURTH ROWh McCown, Mioo, Selvidge, Shewmoker, Short. FIFTH ROW: Staggs, Starling. Terry, Thompson, Turnerh COLORFUL cosmmes and southern rradflions surround Stun Combs singing in tile WHC 0nd Frurer SoduHs chapel program, The Songs :35 S?Ephen Foster. Sandra Tanner, Club Queen T71 Janine Sanders, CM: Queen PATIENTLY waving for the second half, Galaxy members are ready for a victory. GALAXY The Davis hr.an 0n the outskirts of Searcy, was the locale for initiation of seventeen new Galaxys. Tho plodgvs accomplished much in a week. including helping lho other members win the softball champinnship. An Evoning on 8 Tropical Isle was the December 8 banquet at lho Rendezvous. Many of the couples completed the evening by attend' ing the Lyceum in 1110 Cullogo auditorium. The Pumping Statiun was transformed into a mmm- tain site for a HHillhilly illird function on Niarch 16. In addition to an outing. other spring activities were the speech mvet and track and field day. The boys enmmmgvd varh other in these com- petiiive cvonts. Quoon Janice Sanders supported the club's activities and represented the group in the Petit, Jean Queen nominee program. OFFICERS: Gardner, Pres; Grady, Vrce-Pres.: GOQTIEy, Set; Willis. Treus.; Ken Dovws, Jack Ryan, RusseH Simmons, Sponsors. Contrasting settings used for Galaxy functions GALAXY. TOP ROW: Davis isponsorj, Ryan hponsorl, Simmons lsponsorl, Bailey. Benson. SECOND ROW: Boggs, Bradsher, Bray. Burieson, Curran Day, DeFoor, Duke, Dye, Estes, THIRD ROW: Foirley, Gardner, Gradyl Heinselman, Hurnbuckie, Johnson, Lambert, Losher. Loudermilk. FOURTH ROW:Mason, Mayo, Pounds, Radar, Sewell, Stevens, Storrs, Wainwright, Willinghnm, WwHis. Him A :3 n r: 423ti $$$$$- a RIF q , w .H-- '1 KOINONIA Formal spring banquet hos Twilight Zone' theme Koinonia Club won! any out for its formal banquet, Twilight Zone? Entertainment was provided by Dnt Bock. Richard VValkor. tho club's sponsor, gave an after dinner Speech. The event was held March '2 at the Rendezvous. Koinnniak third function was enjoyed by everyone. The informal function. held at tho Pumping Station. was a rook party and hambur- ger supper. Mrs. Pat Bowman served as Kninoniefs cap- able club quevn OFFICERS. FALL: Bowman, Pres.; Adams, Vice-Pres.; Sheumaker, $Ic.-Treus. SPRING: Peebles, Pres; C. McKeon, Vice-Pres ; Prulh9r, SlenTraas; Richard Women Sponsor. DECORATIONS on the tame portray The theme 'Twwlighr Zone KOINONIA. TOP ROW; Walker lsponsod, Adams, Bowman, Boykin, Elkins. SECOND ROW: Ferrell, Hughes, Keckley, C. McKean, L, McKeon, THIRD ROW: Peebies, Powell, Prather, Sheurnuker, lekins, FOURTH ROW. Woodruff. m Koinonia's hrrnal March '2 banquet, as members enjoy food. discussion and entertainment. Pu! Bowman, Club Queen HWELCOME! ng'PIS students who pass lhrough the chapel doors held by pled- ges, An1'r1ony Godberry and Don Getty: Lambda Sigma's began an active year by in- formally initiating twonty-fivc boys at Dr. Spaulding's farm. Other fall arlivities included stag outings. vamping trips and serenading at the girls' dorms. On January 12 the third func- tion7 uEmoning 0n the Watcrfrnntf, was held at the Legion Hut mmpleto with costumes. In April the Club enjoyed a banquet and an outing, their two major social functions of the year. Becky Mani , Club Queen OFFICERS. FALL- Osburn, Pres.; Johnson, V1ce-Pres.; Blucker, Sac; Rickard Treus SPRING: Horris Pres- Kernodle, Vice-Pres: Huddle:- LAMBDA SIGMA ton, SetCu- Srr1i1h. Trees; Carl, Allis-c'1r11 William Rushfon, Sponsors. 'Evening on the WaterfronP enioyed by Lambdo's LAMBDA SIGMA; TOP ROW: Allison bponsorl, Rushmn lsponsorl. Ackers, Arno1d1 Bowcom, Biock, Blucker, BanneH, Brewingrnn SECOND ROW; Curden, Chtsholm, ColveH, Connelly, Davis, Dockery, Eddhemun, Edge. Evans, French. THXRD ROW; Gadberry, F. Gardner, J Gardner, Genys, Goqdman, Harris, Hormng, Hudwesron, Hughesl 1:91 FOURTH ROW: Jenkins, R. Johnson, 5. Johnson Keaton, Kernodle, Maple, Mathis, Morgan, Murdock, Murray, FIFTH ROW; Needhum, Osburn, Oreyl Ferkms, Reppcm. Rhemboif, R1ckard, Robinerre, Russell, Sanders. SIXTH ROW: Smith, Spaulding, Tote, Tuylorl TyEer, WUHtEI', Wafers. WIIIiOmS. W1Ison, Young, .1 5CD $131 r1 ,1. 6?. x:- mm m m a n 20-7-11 '10.:311'135 mt-gm nil A:Alih 41A .1. mm m IFS C: Q1 C: 51.5 P? Q1rv .1. 1: Q amtnmmnm ah 11.413535: 174 m MOHICAN Varied activities, proiects keep Mohicons busy WORKING hand In hand to finish The Ham before parade hmr: me Molnmn members Tom Brown and MILe Eklndge The Mohicans iniliatcd their brave pledges informally at cmwnniont and appropriate Ben Rock. Guided by a capable Indian council, th fclub chose to mntrihuto tn the upkeep of the 'campus by Cleaning: the lily pond as one of their projects. The Mnhican princess. Dorothy Christmas. was presentml with 21 club blazer early in the year, and was later an humorod guest at tho clulfs January hanquvt whore Robert. Holsten was the entertaining: speaker A third function and a spring nutincr mncluded a fun- filled year Du o'h Ch ' ' O b Q Y ns mus, for the Mohicans. u ueen OFFICERS: Tubb. Big Chief; Hdrwdge, LiHFe Chief: Waters, Scribe; Ruckmon, Wampum Man; Ken Perrin. John Prock, Sponsors MOHICAN. TOP POW Perrin lsponsom, Prock :Sponsovl,A1hsan SECOND POW Amer Brewer, Brown, CnHoway CM-nL, Dcmllon, Davis, England, Fame, French THTRD POW Homes, HOH. Hours, Jennings. McGee. Moore, Oanw, Pcmlm, BJI Peorcy, Bob FearCy. FOUPTH ROW Preston Packs, Rabenson, Euckman, Surname. SheHyy, Snwh D Tuyion L. Tower, Thompson FIFTH ROW: Todd lubb Van Rheennn, L Waters M Waters Wear WINE, Wihae, Wimors, Yates ff: 3A 591 II Junie Miller, Club Queen Pl IEER Aflor a nr-le nl' lnlvllging and an informal initiation at Ihrv upper dam. mirtoon neophytes were transfm'nml iuln Mlil'rlodgod Pioneers. CAUIf-iHT 'rlr'mw W'i'hjgmw ?v't'gfe'hiob ThP third I'lmrtinn prm'od m he one of the ?j-m :hf'ngwm lhlr'EIIIVL:EWItfuwy, Of;1c-LCEkrf highlights of tho yvur. Dr, A. R. Brown's farm was rlmsvn as llw silv f'ln' a1 woinor mast 0n Nnvmuhm' 0. .lmlir' Millm: r1121: queen- was presentc'd with a iarkvt in upprnciatinn for the dolirinns Uriah 91w wrvml I110 vluh HSouthorn Plillllillihll wnq tho theme of the anm'ial lmnquvl hvlti n! Amlm'snn's Grill on Fvlnuary 3. Dr. Gilliam was speaker for the evening. NTueairal t'nlm'minnwnt was provided by lhe Travolaiw. OFFICERS. FALL. Bmke, Pres; Denrm, Vice-Presr; Fmrey, Sec,- Risnar, Trees, SPRING: RISHEF, Pres.; Cottrell, VICe-Pres.: Crispell, Sect; Roy. Treas.; Robert Helsren, Sponsor. PIONEERS Building winning float is project of Pioneers B'IUI'DPYI SFK'OND POW Burma , BtElington EJcaLr qum I'oHrMI frmeH Dohan. Dearin. FQUDTH POW Rsner, Roy, Scruggs. PFONEERV 10F ?QW H-h nan wsucnsorV Bnrher, E'Irnns FAM-A; A twth THH-T J P'J W Huckem HE'iHF Hewsmngm, mimscn K.m Lynwilev. MdVngixrenQ Mcseley ParI-sQ quf'h Sunrlu-lrmal Tlcmjs, TOIHLPQ Vnnnamnn Webb H ANesrcH'wolm J VIJLESFENWOIFIL 3 A..- $ mm; Kli'hlhl Q Q Q Q Q 3' tin?- 43A Am Mn IFA I76 IIIUNG fates of members and dates are evidences of cm entoyobte evening Hurrial Harringlon, Club Queen of the annual Sjgmo Tau Sigma Third function held or the Searcy Leg'won Hut. SIGMA TAU SIGMA Queen cheers Sigma Tou's on to championship Sigma Tau Sigmafs activities began with the informal initiation at Gum Springs of their eight new members. On November 23. the club enjoyed a delightful evening at the Legion Hut. The occasion was the third function, with the theme ttCountry and Western Music. Entertain- ment consisted of music by Tom Gaines at the piano and Sam Keichline playing the guitar. In March the club and their dates were found at the Rendezvous for a ttBlack Magictt banquet. Jon Billingslcy faseinated the group with a magic show. In sports this year, Sigma Tau won the volley- ball championship in the small clubs bracket. Cheering for the team was club queen Harriet Herring'ton. OFFICERS: Bennett. Pres.; Westbrook, Vice-Pres.; Stanley, Sec; Kelch- lino, Trans; Jozk Wood Sears, Sponsort SIGMA TAU SPGMA. TOP ROW: Sears lsponsorll, Allison, Butemun. SECOND ROW: Bennett, Biilingsleyl Bradburn, B. Contwell. J. Cantwell, THIRD ROW: B. Clark, C. CIork, Dozier, Eddins, Gaines. FOURTH ROW: L Jones, W. Jones, Keichllne, Muyberry, Priddy, FtFTH ROW: Rlckett, Schoter, Slultery, Stanley Stewart SIXTH ROW: Thomley, Watson, Westbrook, Wilfioms, Yorbrough. SUB-T Western attire becomes stylish of SUb-T banquet RECEIVING u beler from me Sub-T members sponsor Chff Genus gladly oc- ceprs the honor and iocmr with pn'de. saga? Suh-T nwmln-ru prvlmrod and hoartily cun- sumwl uquirrvl x'lmx' nn :mr' of several Hf their rlnh'k s'tug mutiny In Camp H'yldewuml. Earlier in llw ymr Illil'ly'riix plvdgm wore informally initinthrl a6 nvw mmnlwrs m Hm Suh-T Fallin. Quovn. Hhvilzi .Vlilrlwll mudv llw year morn enjnyahln n'illl uiftu nf rakm and mukins. In Rlut'ch SuhiT'x' and Ilwir dalvs nninyvd a winter hmltluvt. u'vxh'r'n alylo. 'I'hv spring: outing: at Bhlm'hm'd Springk H'EIH rumplt'tv With traditional launrhing' uf tlwil' nvw skippm: OFFICERS: S Snmh, Skwpper; Simpson, Flrsr Mme: Burton, Trans; Sheila MHCI'IE . Club QUEEN lsom, Yeoman; CHron Gunus, Ed Higgmbmnm, Summers SUB T. TOP ROW C-cmus Esponsori, Hnginbmhum lsponsorl, Ngae, BrMEy Borden, Brock, Burton, Ccmwplm-JI, bmor, L Casey, SECOND ROW: 5 Casey, C f'lcarln. F! Chriv, Criden C Dean. D Dean, EON. Gmrlmn Gnnus Hll Hmwk-ns THWD POW lsom, Jucoivg, Janez, Lawson, anyer, Marfin, Mays, Medley lelur, Pme FOUQYH ROW: Patton Penmxlt Perihlvg Plumps, Prcm, Robb, Rogers, Sampson, P SWW S Smith FIFTH POW Spillmcn, Tofe. Thomnson, P Toucmon, P Touchron, ?uder, Underwood, WnHer anrson. Woodard. r's 178 1 5 ' M Alexander, Club Queen SERIOUS expressvons characrehze TNT members as they rehearse for their Lhu- pel program. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfsf' produced with Ze'a Rho'51 owboys 0nd pirates dominate TNT's functions TNT. TOP ROW; Lawyer Isponsorl, Pryor lsponsorlA SECOND ROW: Angel, Archison, Baker, Belew, Biucker. TH1RD ROW: Brock, Dclwdson, Davis, David Fouss, Doug Fnuss. FOURTH ROW: Goskins, Hollisl Kimwirughomi luird, LeFors. FIFTH ROW: McFarlandl Muller, Moorer, Muir, Nefson, SIXTH ROW: Nye, Ousley, Roberts, Smock, Tipton. s' I .Q 21. Q 7: MI : llltfl m. Q Q A, Q j! The TNT social t'luh hold its informal initia- lion at Bee Burk. This year fmnicen pledges l . QI.Qi-J a Were inducted into the club. I CowbnyA was the thomo 0f TNTRS third 9 :8 F hmction. It was a joint function with iht- Zeta 4rd 3110 womenis social club. The event was held at 1112 Searcy Cnmmunitv Center. V Plans for the spring: semester included a i. t :3. Pirate banquet 119M at Kvllv's. Eddie Mlllm' was master of Ceremonies fur the banquet. Also m L 2: r : -0 fi ! . . . g. , - 1. - gdanned for tho sprmg was an outmgz at Pom - J. Jan. The intramural hullotin board was again the A: :. AAD Ai 'm blub project for the year. 5 1 Miss Carmnn Aloxandm sen ed as TNT-s Club 4 J-een. She represented them w ell as a nominee ., ?Q 3 Q. Q '501' Petit Jean Queen. j ; ' CH5. FALL: Miller, Pre5.; Ousley, VicerPrESQ; Jones, Sec.: Afchi- m mdli 1;. dm !l. IEUI'I. TVNL SPiiNG: LeFors, Sec; VIFQII Lawyer, Joe Pryor, Sponsors ; 179 THETA ALPHA GAMMA Married students shore fun of masquerade party PLACING second m the Homecoming parade TAG Hum, 'Percr, Perer,PumD Ln Eweh proved to b:- Lisen :omnc-mwn Enrmn'ngvrl by a gn-zll nnmhvr of new mom- hcrs. TAU onjnyml a busy yt-ar of varied urtivitim. Wurk un llw t'IlllJ Hunt was mm of the first big prujocls. 8mm nflor humomming. the memlwrs and thvir rhildron disguisml themselves for a rullivking Hnme'Oon party. Tllrnughuut 111v yvar Gm'm'ul Ilinnm's and get 10 smthms u'me In-lrl Ilwsc lwlpnd in dex 010p a fooling; oi dusonoss in 1110 01mm. Ruth Hm W'OA men and the 111011 pur'litipalml in vluh spulls t't'mlpvfilinn NIL and Mrs. leo Pryor. nr-w lo Harding this war, wore TAG slmnsora, NIH, Sandra Till reprosm'ltvrl the Hub as nnminvo fur Peiil Jhan QuomL Mrs. Esthm' Iiilp was 11th May Court rPI'Jrcsz-nlalivo frum 1hr duh. OFFICERS: D Young, Pres.; B, Bell, VICB-PF95.; J. Bruster, Sec.-Treos.; Trevo and Neck? Pryor, Sponsors, Sandra TiIL Club Queen THETA ALPHA GAMMA. TOP POW: Neale Pryor lsponscrIl 1revn Pryor hpcnsorl, Bell, 8 Beswnr, C- Bessem, Bracken, SECOND ROW; D Branch M, Brunch J Brawn L Brown. James Brusmr, Jonn Bruster, J. Carter, P Cmfen Davis, D Fore. THHQD ROW: J Fare, A, Gusts , D. Gaston. B. Half, F. Hull, KHB, Klein. Jerry LoFevers, Joyce LoFevers. Lnnders FOURTH ROW F Lord, J. lord, G Moore, W Moore, A. Peugh, D. Peugh, El. Ponder. J. Pondet. E. PoweH. 5 Powell. FtFTH ROW. 0. Reeves, R. Reeves. W. Snnderson, Springer, F Till, 5. TIM, D Urhe, G. UlheJ D Young, J. Yaung. T80 HHDIlNG excmng views and good food are fne highlights of club REMEMBERING good aha nmesf' women student: and club sponsors en- smm'ng: held at various parks 4n The Arkansas area as UN day events, 10y informal fun m bunl-rmg purhes where relaxed cnmosFMC-res pervade. SOCIAL CLUBS Clubs promote close fellowship among students . . . . 3? J l club. Each has three mam lunrtlnns m whlrh 13 z: r'dates arc invitcd-a fnrmal banquet. an all day $4.: ; ; Spring outing and am informal party nr mnk- w V735 V r1 out. In additiun. muih vluh has numerous sup- 2' 39,-; i; '7 ' jpers. meetings. blinking: parties and wurk $057 a ' . 'sions. . J. Club spirit and mmpomlinn is raised by rnmr .3: ., ' ' r petition in variuus spurts thrnughmlt 1hr- yonr. 3 Paimaxod hy trnrk and fivld day. Clubs mmpotn ' '7 a :for trnphips and rm'ng'nitiun in the Speovh mom ,. Eheld in the spring. and llw Club with tho highvsi g -7 ' f grade point, avoragv is nwardvd a scholarship i hnphy. Almnsl nvt-ry club has a runstmrtivv . project of making improvements on campus m . ' ' . mi donating mnnoy m a cause such as missinn . -. , work. - .. 3: 5; ' . ,A All clubs nwo much tn the sponsors who vulun- . J s .- f1? leer time, fond. adviro and spaco fur mpetings , I ' , . I :and partim'. Varied ar'tivilim arc uffm'od by every social , ., 11 ll 9 4' ' - :JI'H FORMAL club banquets, held or vcrlous resmuran's around Rs- Seurcy. prowdr: c1 glamor0us much to the year's activmes. And every man that striveth in the games exerciseth self-mntrol'. in all things. I CORINTHIANS 9:25. ATHLETICS Physical fitness receives emphasis at Harding College in order that Students may develop strong bodies to moot tho responsibilities of the future. Harding is a mvmlwr of the Arkansas Intermwllegiate Athletir Cnnfvronvo and fields teams in football. basketball. baseball. track and howling. An excellent program nf intramural sports for both men and wumon is pnwidod to meet the varying hoods and interests of students. In an those activilips strong emphasis is placed upon developing real sportsmanship along with skill in the given sport. FOOTBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW; Cox, Chandler, Crider, Pitner, Ronnie Griffin, Honey, Bill Pearcy, Hendrix, J. Mote. Bob Pearcy, Prince, Campbell, Carter, Gain, Odom. SECOND ROW: G. Mote, Algae, Deon. Tucker. Allison, Crawford. Hesselrode, Outlaw, Smith. McGee, Tubb, Wilson. Brock. Lawyer, Peacock. THtPD ROW: Jones, Mays, K. Phillipsl Sumanfe. Lambert, Richie, Thompson, Ragsdale, Cumpl R. Phillps, Ruckmun, Bowman, Furror, Roy Griffin, Para. FOOTBALL Bisons record best season in intercollegiate ball COACHES Groover, Prock and Allison look over some of the resufts of the yearts events. Allison is baseball and footboii coach while Prock and Groover mach truck and basketball, respechvely, and assist with football. Enjoying; their best season since the resump- tion of intm'anogiuto fnathall at Harding in the fall of 1.060a tho Bisnns pnstod six wins against. three losses. Luthor Hmwy. Wall Mays and Ray Griffin were named to tho cnachcsa AII-AIC teams with Stove Smith rocoiving honorable mention. An Arkansas Dmnncmt All-AIC selec- tion listed Jerry Mote on tho nffensive team, Luther Hurley ml tho dofmtsive team and Tom- my Carter and Ray Griffin as honorable men- tions. The Bisons travnlod tn Jarksnn. Mississippi. for their first game. against Millsaps College. and returned homo with a 13-0 victory. Next they met. the conference champions. Arkansas Tech, and dropped the clnso-fnught game 7-0. The next two gamos prnvitlod the Offense with plenty of playing time as the Bisons beat South- ern State 20-7 and Duathita 30719 The next game was exactly the opposite. however, as the State Teachers Bears humbled the Bisons 26-0. 184 SHOWING the Tenseness of the game, Hendrix, Pearcy, Tucker, Gahr and Brock dosdy observe 1hr? action on the ficid during the Bison's Horne- coming victory ogainsr Livingston State: Tigers STOPPED Offer 0 shorr gain, qubcck Norman Tubb slrerches across a pxie of Harding and AtEM line- men during the close-fuught game in which both teams were srowed down because of a soggy field. 185 . 4.37 D?SPITE an on-chnrging Bear lmemun. BISOH quarter- back Tommy Caner 5'le montages IO Throw dur- mg 0 tense momenr of the EmonrASTC game. CUTHNG back imo rhe- Mne. Bison Tommy CaHer meers iweodron inh severm Wonder Boys. The Bisons dropped a thriller To Tech 7 ?o O FOOTBALL Bisons prove powerful adversaries on the gridiron QUARTERBACK HUGO CnmpbeH mes d-zspermciy Yo free himseN from lhree Tige: lmemen during Bison's Homecoming against L'whgsron Stcfe. six puims 1;qu in 11w umm'. A mmhix' :l'umv u'itll Arkansas AK' M saw the Bimns hrvelk fur n quirk worn EHHI oxlm puint and thou lmM 51 dvlm'minml Aggin tmm tn only A happy llnnu't'nmint:l rrnml saw llm Bisons smro l7 puimw in tilv firsi quarlm' alml hold on in boat IIH- Livinuktnn 51a1lv rIViLt'PI'S 17-7. The Rimrl': llrmwl hm rmu'll I'ln' I'l'lnl'k: Hlid a 20-0 virtm'y H'EN MHENI fur Harding: Tlu- laxt game. against 11w Ilu-mh-rwu letlivx. wa; Plusp all the Hay. hut llw leclit'a lillilx Ihv Imcl Ii 0 Cwmplnin Jnrrx' Univ. .1 mlinr. was the UL fPHRiVP lmdhr i'nr llu- Himma elm! Lnthor Hunvy. a iuninr. u'nc tlw dwh-uuivv lvnrlm' I'nr 1110 third Hir'uigh'r ynmi annjrlnin Slvw Smilh. a SOIIim'. iau' duly lmill e124 fulllmrk and Tim-harkm' al- Ultmgh 1w nus luunpm'ml I33' 3 ImHnrl muscle during Illngl nf tiw wa-um. Smliuru Rav Griffin. AIC lwulim: pas: rvrrivvr villi 21 roroptiuns for 372 yards. Im-Lln Im'rv Lumlu-rl and guard W'alt Mays wow slalnm'ls in tiw Bi-um fnrward wall. :th IRVING desperately To block the field gaul, Livingston State watches Bison Kenny Guhr toe the ball directly rhrough the uprfghrs. The Bison: struck quickly m hand the Tigers 0 17V? defeat CO-CAPTAINS Sieve Smith and Jerry More lead The charge as rhe Bison: Yoke rhe Held prior to their encounter wmh arch-rivai Arkansas Tech. Feeling was high for thrs game because the Wonder Boys were conference favorites RESULTS Harding Opponents 13 Millsaps College 0 0 Arkansas Tech 7 20 Snutlwm State 7 30 Ouachita 19 0 Arkansas State Teachers 26 7 Arkansas A $ M 6 17 Livingston State 7 20 College Hf 1110 Ozarks 0 0 Henderson State Teachers 6 187 BASKETBALL Early victories indicate promising cage season -. WEU J K VIII? 9,3131 . , $33.1. . 9525' v 13 , s 3 4'4 I . BASKETBALL TEAM: Sf'eflf': lrx-wzmzxger! anon Jacobs, Casey. Crow, Rogers, Medley A'chiscn, W-vson Touchaon Smpson Robb Smith, Johnson, Eradiher. LEAPING high amid Ozark competition, forward Lorry Brokefield eyes the basket for an easy iump shot adding another Two peinfs to the Biscns' victory. Getting: off tn a grand start? the Harding bas- ketball tmm dvfmtod Drum Cnllogo in the nponing game. Thnn tho Bisnns wt'ro narrowly beaten by Little Rmk I'nivorsily hofnro a large Lecturr'ship rjmwd ml Thanksgiving: Day. For a while it lrmkod as though Harding might have its host haskmhall seamm in romnt wars. The mgmze won six of 1110ir firs! Ploven staffs: and were slaying: right with the league lvadcrs. XVith an nutslanding porfrn'nmnrc tho Bisons upset Arkansas Torh who Tatvr won 11w AIC tourna- mmn. Out of tho lnnt twnlvv gamos. however, Harding won only twn. Throughout the soason Harding Slayed within winning distance in 3L most every game. 1m! was unable to keep up sustained scoring: drives. This war only four mom arv being lost by graduation. Sim'o only one of thoso was a mn- sistom smrlor. prnspvrls 100k ,9;th for next year. JUMPING high in an effort to $Core gnorhef goal for The Bwons. Vaman Rogers defies two Scots f0, a graceful 'Dy-UP shor. SCHMILING for the EIUSIVB bulk Erme Potion and several Tlgers find Ir hard to handfe m We Bisons home againsr Ouachiro DESPITE 1M: eHoMs of two LRU playels, Tum Wurscn, senior moat man, 9095 up for unolher ?wo-poinfer during :m; Buonx WmN-sgwmg Dray garre 189 LEAPING high off the Hour, Bison Tom Watson prE-pures to sink another fwo-pointer as several Arkansas AhM p10yers try to stop him; The Aggies tripped Harding 71-63. BASKETBALL TWO Mountaineers move in to stop ium'or Ryan Touchton during one of the Bison's fast breaks down the court. Bisons iniecf spirit and enthusiasm into games SENIOR guard Sieve Smnh HS m the middle of c: wdd scramble for a rebound durinq she Hmrdmg-Arknnsos College game. The w'siting Scots were deadly From 'he ou'sxde and went on Io defeat the Bisons in a close One, Captain Vnmnn Rngors. loading scorer this year for the Bisons. oarnod a berth 0n the All-AIC second team. The 615' junior from Fort Lauder- dale, Florida. hit 47 per cent from the field and 77.5 per cont from the frooulhmw line for a total of 411 points. 0n the backboard ho collected 166 rebounds. Ernie Patton received honorable mention on tho All-ATC team. A '57 11n junior transfer from York Cnllogo in Nebraska, Ernie was the sccond-place scorer far the Bisons. Pat- ton. whose homo is Pittsfiohl. Illinois. collected 42 per cent. from the field and 625 per cent from the frce-thmw line for a total of 378 points. Rogers averagod 17.8 points per game. second highest in recent Bison history. and Patton averaged 11.8. Tom Watson and Larry Brakefield grabbed a large share of rebounds in addition to pumping the basket with points for the Bisons. Steve Smith. who has been a favorite with the Har- ding audience for four years. provided hustle and spark all through the season. LEAPING toward Hm gonk Emu: Pmmn prs m nnmher bucket :15 me Busons hem Ozmks f0: their SEVENH win. IISON guard Steve Smith hwis mmself on the from dnbbhng us lwo nsmnishod Ozark players look on Harrimq s oifunsc rcm smoolhry all night as Hmy owclossed the visitors. Harding 70 56 66 70 73 84 64 87 58 85 91 53 63 82 52 R ESULTS Drury Littlv Rm-k ITnivorsity Chrisiian Brother: Onarhilu andr'ix Ht'ndc-r'qnn Ozarks Chriqtian Bmlhor-q Arkansas Cnllvgo Snulllt'rn Slurp Arkamm Tprh ASTC Arkamm A K' M Uuurllim I 10ml I'ix Hnnrlm'sml Ozarks Arkansas 0:11ng Little Rock University Snuthom .9th Arkansas Twh ASTC Arkansas A 8; M Oppn. 56 57 80 86 72 5 7 '51 02 88 60 RH .7 5 71 00 an 80 68 68 68 52 73 67 R3 STRUGGLING for The rebound, Hnmm'm chen Rogers and Emma Ponor hgh? to rake 'he boH owov Frcm bg D016 Sewnvd 5F Aannsns Coi'ege 191 j b .tfli J'x r', it 41 ll 1' . 1962 TRACK TEAM. FRONT ROW: D. Brock, Peacock, Lawson, Loncello. Casey, Nelson, Prince, Smith. SECOND ROW: Covulinsky lmunugerL G. Brock. Lambert, DHbeck, Walker. Simpson, Ruble, Miller, Harrison. Jones. TRACK Emphasis on effort produces efficient track team STIAINING every ounce of muscle within his command, brood-iumper Jim Fran blasts into the air. He combines timing and efforr in pursuit of a record. 192 Individual performances were the highlights of the 1962 track season because of a lack 0ft0ta1 team depth. Lewis Walker and Wendell Harri- son provided most of the outstanding showings as they excelled, respectively, in the hurdles and the distance events. Walker was consistentIy a winner in the high hurdles and almost always won a place in the lows. Harrison gave his best performances when running the 880-yard run - 1962 saw him set a new school record in this event. A highlight in every yeafs program is the Harding Invitational to which ten colleges and twenty-three high schools came in 1962. Hen- derson edged out AnQM to win the meet by a score of 47-46. Stan Millen Jerome Princr- and James Ruble handled most of the sprinting Chores for the Bisoas while Wendell Harrison lent a helping hand from time to time in the relays. The season was characterized by outstanding individual accomplishments but because of the lack of depth little team achievement was re- gistered. Place of meet Searcy Russellvillc Searcy Sea rcy R ES U LTS Teams Harding Arkansas State Hendrix Arkansas Tech Harding Henderson Harding Hendrix Harding Searcy Hianling Invitationah Searcy Henderson Arkansas A 8: M Okla. Christian College I'Iarding Arkansas State OCU Freshmen John Brown Univ. Arkansas Tech Harding Ozarks Scores 81 54 721,1: 69 231,!2 76 47 92 35 47- 46 41 18V2 11 10 215 BOUNCING info the air in his follDw-thmugh, shor-purter Eugene Dilbeck re- 68 54 17 lenses a mighty heave in AWC competition as viewers observe with inferesr. SINGLENESS of mind and body characterize Wendell Harrison as he- necrs the finish line of unoiher of his many successful races Wendell's adherence to rigorous conditioning 79d To many victories. DESIRE a leg lniuw, Lewxs Walker performs in champion style clearing the first 10w hurdle with barely an inch separming him and his OCC opponent STRAINING for 1hose ulI-important inches. Harding's 5an Miller surges forward to win In the 100 yard dash over his Henderson opponent. Sran was the outstanding sprinfer of 1ha year. WITH head up, eyes alert and highly toned muscles under command.Wendelf Harrison takes the second snide of the grueling 880 yard run in which he consistently excelled. BREAKING the string, Stanley Miller piles up five more firs? place polars for the Bisons as he takes first place in the 220 in a dual mee1 wirh The Arkansas State College Indians. 194 TRACK MHING through a puddle of waver, freshman Jerome Prince TAKING 1he baton from James Rubia, Wendell Harrison starts on his leg 19mm wilh dererminunon toward the tape in the ?20 yard dash. of the mile medley in she Bisons' dual meet with Henderson Reddles. WONSTIATING hTs characteristic smooth form, Jay Lun- itllb begins The first of the gruelling Founlop mile run GLIDING gracefully over the high hurdles, Bison 'rcckman, Lewis kaer finishes in fron? of the field to give Harding 6 wcmry in this exciting event at Aiumni FiEld. 195 BASEBALL Sluggers show spirit in perennial American sport 19th BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Sprllmon, Estes, Burden, Gaither, Murphy. Pare, Yeurgatn, Spaulding, More, Parker. SECOND ROW: Priddy, Watson, Smith, Scroggs, Burton; McClelland. Jenkinsl Nicholson, Green, Fallen, Wilson, Thompson, anmh, Touchron, Couch AIItSOH. Employing the steal as a major offensive wea- pon the Harding baseballers tallied a season con- sisting of eleven wins. fourteen losses and one tie. The base-stealing strategy adopted by Coach Allison was necessary to make up for the lack of pitching and hitting strength on the 1962 team. The season was begun with absolutely no pitching experience although a couple of good hm'lers developed later in the season. Richard Green. a freshman. posted a 4-1 record and Kim Pate registered a 4-3 season record. Steve Smith led the team in hitting with a .343 batting avvrage and was selected to a first team berth ml the All-AIC team. Jerry Mote, hustling outfielder fur the Bisnnst was selected for a second team spot on the All-AIC squad. N. J. Wilson, 3150 an outfielder. provided many STEPHNG M, the pmh' Herman Jenkins, Bison pmher, 10m 0 high fly exciting moments with his one-handed catches ball that drops for a triple tn front of the hedge in deep right field. and his spirited base running. on? il called by The umpire as determined catcher EH1 prepares To throw a man out as he steals to second. -0PP- 8 H 10 QO$$UJUJCROH SNAPPING off a curve, Kim Pate. one of she Bison's leading muundsmen. chalk: up unmher one of his many srrikeouts. RESULTS Harding-Opp. ASTC 5 2 ASTC Arkansas Tech Henderson Arkansas Tech Arkansas A 8: M Southern State LJlCJ'jFk Ouachita Arkansas Tech Arkansas A 8: M Henderson ASTC Ouachita IOUIOINIOWUIMQ ,... O mm;mao+wm i0 ...- --;.-. SAFE at home is The call us Sieve Smith sfides across the plane :0 score another of his many runs, Pitcher Joe Spuulding watches the action. 197 MEN'S INTRAMURALS High participation indicates value of intramurals STRETCHING to reach the rope, George Hobby of Frarer Sodalis finishes first in the 380 with Johnny Toms of Sigma Tau Sigma close cm H: heelst Jh ,4 mm POISED in readiness to plunge into water. Torn Finley illus- trates the form that helped him become champion intramural swimmer. WINNER of the baseball base run, Stanley Miller rounds second base on the fly as he sprints to victory in record time. With one of the highest student-participation percentages in the nation. the intramural sports program is a bright spot in the Harding picture. Cecil Beck, the intramural director; is constantly striving to keep the sports program active and interesting at all times throughout the school year. To keep the interest in intramural sports at a high level. jackets are given in the spring of each year to the fifteen men who have earned the highest number of points in the various events during the schnol year. In addition to the letter jackets. three special awards are made. These go to the Intramural Athlete of tho. Year1 the Sports Skill Champion and the Best Sportsman. In 1962a these awards went to Tom Finley. Lanny Casey and Jack Orr. respectively. AmongI tho. numerous sports events offered during the school year are softball, softball dis- tance throw, rag tag football. football distance kick and throw. extra point kick. rope climb, cross country run. horseshoes. volleyball, has- ketball. bowling. rope jump and track and field. WBTING through the tape, Wendell Harrison outlus'rs all competi- lbrs to capfure another firs? mace for APK on track and field day. lEADING the puck offer the first Lap of The miie run. Demon Kernodla of Frurer Sodulis sets a fast pace in 1his grueling race on truck and fmld day. MHAR compemor Norman Preston has in mind the successfuf mplatian of lhis shot for another score and a Big Ten victory. MAJOR League moundsman .Iim Keefh f-res another pirch as The inframurof baseball season swings ink: qu wew wnh vhe advent of boimy sprmg weather. 199 J . INTRAMURAL mhlere of me year Tom leey octepfs 'HS trophy from AEX sprinter Jerome Prime dusplays dcmrmined eFforr wh1ch helped Hmolzl Ncnwood rlurmg ILL- T962 annual Fhvmmurm Awards DEW program his club to place :hwrd in By Ciub compemion despne its small size. MEN'S INTRAMURALS Keen competition characterizes intramural sports PlvonNG inrD posmon ?or his hook shur AIt-Smr player Jerry Wurson Tho inirmnural WWW prnuratm hvuan With goes for me points as the Big Ten makes an effort to conmin the Somhwesy Mass SqumH in u'llirll llw Juninr VIEWS wml the rhampiunship. In rlllh mikllmH Sula T-HS lnnk tlw Nalinnal I.WILLHU wllih- Galaxy innk the Amm'irml Imlgrmn 'l'lw l'arnlly an the Class rumlwtitiun in 111;: tin: fmllmll Wllilv APK an'd TAG mm tlw animml Imlulw and Amnrimn Loagnn t'llHlHliinHRllillR. rvspewlivvh: in this fall qml't. XVith thr' mlx'vm nl' n'intm' mad c'lnh basket- ball. APR lnrnk nw'r iluiiin null u'un the Na- linnal Ipaulu' whih' TNT nun tho Amm'ican Loaguv. 'I'lw wninw mnmlgvrl m mpturo tho l'lasu rllamlrimwhip in vullvylmll niunu with APK in lho Nalinnai lmmnv um! Sigma Tau Sigma in tiw Ams-t'it'nn lmmuv. The annual lmrL amtl Hl'lli :lm' ruumis nut tho voar 0f :pnrls mm'wliliun. In llw spring; of 1062. Sub T-IG wun Illv Nmiunul Ilr-elgm- Hark mm- pvlilinn and Freall-r Smlnlis' mm llw American Imaguv. A l'nruily lyiryrlv raw niH an interesting addition In th:- Irmk uml HPM crlwduln Tnm Inum' wnn with vnw leilv Ur. Bull Gilliam added t'nnlmlf; 11y riding a .30 im'll hit'yrlv. Morgan Curlew 2311:! ME rESf 0F ATTEMPTING m Hock. Owen Moseley; Wm? shot, James Ruble m n m urwnr Hm! was one of goes high in the Southwest versus Big Ten Bison AH-Smr game GGLING Under the i- r-LIx I19 Ihfs Freshmur' Sor WOMEN'S INTRAMURALS Competition vitalizes women's intramural sports The wunmnk inlmtmu'ul pmfg'rnm this year, under the mpnhlv tlil't'rliun Hf Mrs. Jack Ryan, was strnngly suppnrlmll KH'II mmpmilinn and CXCOHOIIL slmrlsmzmship was twhihilorl through- out H10 yr'ar. Thr' thl'h'n'nl snrial rhlhs en- thusiasiimlly par1iripnlml in lhv volleyball and the haSkPHmH lUlII'IHlIIIPHIS. Uqu won the V01; loyhall rlmmpirnmhip wilh Thr-la Psi coming in C1080 fur sonmltl plurv. Individual Imrliripzllinn mu dixphuycd in the table tennis. lmdminhun. upe-mlhnll and Stlfihall Inurnamvnts. Rely flvnl nun Iho tahlo tmmis Singles. and .IilIH' IClIlmnkx and Carul Bissett took the dnuhlm luut'namvnl. The highlight Hf thik' x'mn : wnmf'n's intra- mural program. hmitlm lhv annual Hark and field day, was tlw Imxkvihull nH-utar' ganw. con- sisting of mhml h'um mrh vluh. Tllist yom' fm'the first time u lmplly mu; prrwvnlvrl to tho hnost valuable lllilyt'lIH 'Iylw phlym' st'hwlvd hy the rommiHm'a fur llw lrupln' um Mario Laird. OVERCOME wmh Icy watching The proceedings of c: womenhs intramural boskerbull game June Homby takes fime out 10 rest beMeen games. CLOSE guarding by TAG's Esrher Kile prohibits GOING m for a myrup sho! for Beta Tau Gamma, Luvone Leroux i5 effecrively guard- Sundy PhiHips, Zero Phi, from scoring for her team. ed by m Kgppn's Ann Griffin whit:- vigorously baHling for the social club championship. INTENSELY waTCHing Th9 procowlings of H115 fostmoving uchon, these clubs' beaux make mental notes of helpful hinls and coaching advice To offer the girls beTween games CROSSING the hnEsh hne with u fmnl burs? 0F speed, Margie Lem: wins ?n We women's dimsion of the 220. WALKING on air and puHing wnh r510 torso 6 $9 5?er cmpmyed by Regina Hodiey f0 23k? mp honors in :he women's brood fump SEKING on openimg in the qrrwwcsving motions of defender Karen Darnell, forward Mane lmrd mmmms o throw across cc-grf to cm awaiting teammate 203 km:,.-.tyw-.E4' $57.; BISON BOOSTERS. FRONT ROW- Dmvisl M. Bowley, Burr, Ferguson. Atchley, Comer, JenneHe, Lawyer fsponsorl, Pounds SECOND ROW: Srofford, Delony, 5. MilcheIIJ Feared. Dyen V. Mitchell, Weeks. Risner, Conner. THiRD ROW Smith, R. Bailey, Barren, Rhine, Whinia-Id, Johnson, Spears, Whiddon, LeFors. VARSITY CLUB. FRONT ROW: J. P013, BwH Pearcy, Ourluw, Spillmun, Crider, Bob Peorcy, Burden. Gohh SECOND ROW: Tubb. K. Pate. SmiTh, Simpson, Rogers, Thompson, Ruckmon, WHson. G. Mote, Peacock 204 CHEERLEADER. FRONY ROW: Jonnie Crawford; Wanda Henry, Karen Spain. SECOND ROW: Sheila Mnchen, Syiwq Cinv, Mary Ellen BrISLin. BISON BOOSTERS Teams receive strong support throughout the year Support is snmothing for which the Harding Bisons soldnm lurkvd. mainly because uf tho efforts of two organizations: 1110 Cheerleaders x and the Bison Bunslurs. The cheerleaders Rep! lho A school spirit. hunyod up by pep rallies and lively yells which were 1110 results of 1011;: hours of personal practico. Special gifts wow given to each player by tho Bison Bnnstors to encourage him to do his best. These included tuy planes to dust the VVeevils and toy knives In nskin tho Bear's.H The Boosters wore similar rlmhing and always sat in tho same section so that they could be most rfrov- tive in their yells. Ovor one hundred Bison B0057 ter members made loading yells an easy task for the six cl'mm'lmulors. Tho Varsity Cluh. exclusive in that only var- sity lettormen are eligible for membership. helps to promote inlcrmllogiato athletics hy encourag- ing still higher standards among its members. STRAINING '0 see rhe offichralhs Signet Dr. Joe fulfills anorI-vm Iesponmbwlny as score board operator at Mumni Fueldh And this I pray, that your love may abound yet more and more in knowledge and all discernment. h PHILIPPIANS 1:9. ACADEMY Realizing that the Child is father to the man and that the lessons learned in childhood and adolescence form the basis for adult life, the Board of Trustees of Harding College maintain an elementary school and high school in conneo tion with the College. The Harding Academy provides a full program of activities and the cur- riculum and instruction are oriented to give stuv dents a good preparation for college The empha- sis given to Christian principles enables the students to develop a gououine love for God and their fellnwman as they advance in stature. knowledge and wisdom. DEDICATION Seniors dedicate 1963 book to Mr. Berryhill, principal We know ynu m an mulslnnding administrator a challenging: lmt'hvr. em muivrslanrling counsel- lur and an mulmsiaslir sportsman. You are re- spoctnd and lnvml fur yum' rhm'ming persrmality and VVUndOFflll svnsn uf 1111mm: SP we . . . the Senior Class nf 1053 . . . In show 0111' apprecia- tion for ynur unwll'isl: spirit. your desire to better 1119 srhnul. ymu' intornst in each student and hi5rm.1hlmns.yunr sinrvrily and especially your fine Christian nxamplo riwlirate our por tion of tho Pvtit Ivan In yuu - NII', J. E. Berry- hill. TVIr. Bm'ryhill. who is from Knox City. Texas, has been teaching at lhv Harding Academy since 1933 and hat: howl principal for the last Dino years. HO and his luvvly wife. Joanne. have three Children. .Inhmn'. RhebaJn and Jimmy. Johnny and leba .100 gmdualed from the Academy and mo now marrivdq and Jimmy is in tho olomoniary srlmnl. Tho an'yhills have fivv gTandrhildrml. In addition In tho plvasurn ho finds in his work. he onjuys all types of spnrls. ospocially 1- Ev Berrvhill, MA football and arrlmnn It is: a familiar sight for Academy 51111101qu In 500 Mr. Bcrryhill in the concessim'l stand selling: pniu'm'n and randy at all the fuothall and imakvthall games. TEACHING bus srudenls The Importance of s'udymg Gods Word daRly INTERESTEIJ in each sludenf and hm problems, Principal, Mp Befry. us We goof Mr Berryth cums for in his Old Testament survey dass hML spends much of his Mme counseling and encouraging anyone. 208 ADMINISTRATION Our capable administration encourages maturity in us PERRY S. MASON. MAM Superintendent of the Harding Academy has developed the Acad- emy into an outstaimliryc,r college preparatory school accredited by the North Central Associa- tion. He is sponsor of the Key Club and H10 Citizenship Club. Mr. Mason is active in civic affairs and prearhos regularly for the church in Plummervillo. His counsel is frequently sought on high school administration and he receives many requests tn speak on Americanism. J. E. BERRYHILL. MA. is principal of the Academy and has direct supervision of gradvs seven through twelve. He is a stimulating social science teacher and an understanding counselor. A versatile athlete in colleges he is a staunch supporter of the Wildcats. MAUDE MONTGOMERY. MA, is supervisor of the Harding Elementary School. In this capa- city she coordinates the activities of the first six grades and supervises the observation ex- periences of all college students in the teacher education program. .I. E. Ilrryhlll, MA, Academy Principm Perry S. Mason, MA. Academy Superimendenr Maude Montgomery, MA, Elemenfory School Principm .3- 7m-n-w-F-i- m.twaomme 00000000000 00000000000 690060000099 :3 m a 0: m ' Q N H! : ' Qmi' ' id PE. CHARACTERIZING Ihe many fucels of academic dechopmem on c: high school Teve! is Hus same from one 0f sts Walslcn s business education classes. 210 Hum hum. MA Sally H. Benson, BA Bible and Music Lmin Kym haland. Is Home Economics I'd Lloyd. BA Em. Bible, Coach Mildred Bixlor, BA Elemenmry School Dali Gould, BA Science Mildred Grower. BA Jumor High Schoo! Helmul Palrith Junior High Music Inn Pickam. BA English ACULTY .f'jeachers assist all students 1-. develop on understanding The Academy faculty has grown considerably year with the addition of several new teach- Added tn the English Department was Pat - tre. who taught both English and speech 5. Margaret Bmmell taught junior and L.-:s-mr high school physical education Classes. '31, Pitre and Margaret Bonnell reorganized tho '7 hate Club this year and Pat Pitre also startod .e Thespian Club. Mattie Sue Sears taught the. .- nd grade in the elementary schuol. Other new teachers in the Academy this year wcrv Helmut Petrichq Who taught junior high school gnusic, Robert Cnlvctt1 who taught algebra. ponald Robinson, who taught art1 and FaITell ;h 111, who taught French. With the aid of these WW faculty.members, Harding Academy has again this year strived to maintain the standards of- better education set up by the North Central IAssoci'iticvrl of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Margaret Donnell, BA Physxcal Educmion Ruth Browning, MAT Jumor High School Mary Helsien, BA Elementary School Ed Higginbofhum. BA Physical Education Pu! Pifro, BA Speech and Enghsh Juno Ponder Secretory Kafhryn Rikhie, BA Donald Robinson, BA Mathematics Arr Mania Sue Sears, BA Elemenrary Schod Farrell Till, BA French Robert Colven Algebra Lois lawson, MAT Elememury School Florence Powell, MA Elementary Schooi Myrtle Rowe, SA Elementary School Martha Walston, BA Business 2H RECOGNIZING Furure oppormm'ries in srore for them are Sponsor Lynn England, Pres. Jere Wood- wmd, Scc. Susan Ne1son, Vice-Pres, Roy Evans. Trans. Faye Bush and Sponsor Ed Higginborimm. SENIORS Whirl of exciting activities surrounds '63 seniors -... V w. 1'7 212 I --. i g ja n- N .- 1 x l TW: 1 MIKE ANDERSON, Sunny, Ark;- Trnnsfer from North Little Rock Senior High. North Lime Rock, Ark. KENNA JEAN BAINES, Searcy, Ark; Suereb 1,2,4, Rep. 2. Debrm-orms 4; Class Rep. 1. Sec. 2; A Cuppellu 2,4, Large Chorus 2.4; Pep C1ub 1,2,4; FHA 2,4; Science C1ub 1,2, Sec. 1,2; Dromolics Club 2; Fem Jean Staff 3; Wdecof Sfaff 1,4; Thespians 4, Clerk 4,- Debate Club 4. Sec.-Treos. 4-, Gir1s' ln- Trumurof Spam 1.2.4.- Schocl Play 2,4. PATSY BALL, Columbia, Tenn.; Transfer from Central High, Co1umb1u, Tenn.; Suereb 4; Large Chorus 4; Pep CEub 4, FHA 4 Huespwons 4, MIKE BECKMAN, McRae, Ark; Vdmgs 12,34 Inrrumurol Sporis 1. BRENDA BEENE, Searzy. Ark.; Sub-Deb 12,14, Debratiurms 3; A CoppeHa 4; Large Chorus 2,3,4; Pep Club 1.23.4; FHA 3.4; Dromaiics Club 3,- Library Club 1,2; Girls' Inrrcmuml Sports 1.23.4 RUTH ANNE BROWN, Searcy, Ark; STAR 1.2.3.4, Pres. 2,3,4. Vice-Pres. 3,- Homecoming Aftendont 3.4; May Court Represenmrive 3; Friendliesr 3; Most Courfeous 2; Nominee Friender '2; Nommee Class Fovonre 1,4; Nominee Miss Harding Academy 4; Class Trans. 1.2, Sec, 3, Rep. 4; A Cuppelln 12,14, Librarian 3,4; Large Chorus 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 3.4, ViceiPres. '3, Sec, 4,- CheeHeadcr 1: Bern Club 1.2.3.4, SECrTreGS. 3.4; Cihzenshlp C1ub 123.4, Sec, 3,4; Pam Jenn Staff 3,4, A5515? Editor 3. Editor 4; Wildm? Smff 3- Gyrls1 1n1rqmuml Sports 2,3,4, ,4IIISH. Jtmnonvilla, Ky.; Transfer from Butler High, Louisville, Ky.,- .. 3.4, Hist. 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; May Court Arrendonr 4; Class A Cuppallu 3,4; Large Chorus 3,4; Sextet 4; Pep Club 3.4: FHA 4: nos 3,4; Honor Srudenr 3,- demr Sroff 3,4, Asysr, Edimr 3, Ednor 4 Cub 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Curls Lnrrumuru! Sports 3,4, I; EVANS, Soarcy, Ark..- K-9 12.3.4, Trees. 4; Nominee Mr, Harding 4; C105: VicaPres. 4; Large Chorus 1; Key Club 2,3,4. Sec. 4,- Citizen- W b 4; Drumafics Club 3; Petir Jenn Stuff 3,4; Wildcat Smff 3,4; Thes- 4; FootbaH 1, School Play 2,3 :' IUTH GIBBONS, Saarcy, Ark; STAR 1,2,4, Hist. 4; Large Chorus 4'7 Club 1.2.4: FHA 2,4: Library Club 1; Peri? Jean Sfcff 4, quICK, Seany, Ark; KAT l,?,3,4, Kihen-Ghnrms 3,4, Rep 4; Class 1 4,- A qupeliu I,?.3.4; Large Chorus l,2,3,4; Sextet 4; Pep Club 1 FHA 3,4; Cheerleader 1,4, Captain 4: Dromorics Club 4,- Library Club Ml Jean Stuff 3,4; ledmr Snuff 2; Gwrls' intramural Sporfs 1.23.4, HllllS. 50am. Ark; Vdmngs l,2,3.4, Sec. 2. Sec,-Treos. 4,- Lorge Chorus Band 1; 3810 Club 1,234, ScwE-nce Club 2; Library Club 4; Wildcat Stuff y Sports' Ediior for rhe Searcy Citizen 4, Imramuroi Sporfs 2,3,4, Y HILTON, Winnflald, La.,- Transfer from Wmnfield High, WmnfieXd, L0,; JFSergeanr-aburms 4: May Court Peoresenmtive 4, OLLOWAY, Clulksdule Miss.; Transfer from Bobo High, Clarksdale, Miss,, ,1 Large Chorus 4; Pep Hub 4; Debate Club 4, : HUBBARD, Sunny, Ark.- STAR 1,2,4, Stor-ut-mms I, Trans, 2, Rep, Cour? Airendum 4: A Cappefln 1,24, Large Chorus 1,2,4; Sexrex 1,2,4, 1 Pep Club 1,2,4,- Belu Club 1,2, Science Club 1,- Drcmofics Club 9.4: Club 1,2; Wildcat SIQH 4; Thesmons 4, Pres. 4: Girls' Intramural Sports nl PM I. MCKNIGHT. Duvnr, N. J.; Transfer from Dover High, Dover, N J,; STAR Hamecoming Alrendanr 4; Large Chorus 2,3,- Pep Club 3,4, Cheerleader 4, in 4; Ben: Club 3,4; Dromohcs Club 3,4, Debate Club 4; Girls4 In ,- Spam 2,3,4, School Play 3, C 'Q ,- 4- 1 .4? I. I5 JEANNE MALCIK, Richardson, 191.; Transfer from chhnrriscn High Richardson, X Tex, Sub Deb 4, pep Club 4; FHA 4, LINDA SHARON MEURER, SI. Louis, Mo.; Transfer from Rnenour Samar High. Sr, Louis, M0,,- KAT 4,- A CappeHu 4 Large Chews 4, Pep Club a KEN MILLS, Searcy, Ark: K79 1,2,4,- A Coppella 3,?15; Large Chorus 1,2,4,- KEY Club 2,4, Peri? Jean Smff l,2,4; Wildcm Staff 4 Fuorbnll 2 Baskerbuil I; Track I, SUSAN NELSON, Sennlobiu, Miss.: Tmnsfer from Sencrobxa Cf'y High,- Sennmbm, Miss ,- STAP ?,3.4, stt 2, VIEE'prS 3,4, Pres 3 Homecommg Queen 4, Ariendum 3; sts Harding Academy 4,- Clnss Rep, 3, Sec 44 A CappeHn 2,3,4, Sec. 4, Librarian 3: Large Chorus 2,3,4, Sexler 3,4, Mewrones 2; Band 2,3,4. Mainrehe 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3,4, Vuce Pres. 4; FHA 3,4, Rep. 4. Federa- tion Song Leader 4, Beta Club 2,3,4; Dromofics Club 2,3, Pres. 3; Library Club 2-, Perl? Jean Stuff 4,- erdcur STOH 2,3,4: Debate Club 4, Pres. 4; Girls' Intramural Sporfs 2,3,4 ,. CLIFF PULLIAM, Seulcy, Ark,- Viktngs 1,234- Large Chorus 34, Club 3; Football 1; Truck 1; Intramural Sporis 3 DVUmOIICS ,a KAREN QUIETT, Bartlesville, Okla.; Transfer from floHuge High ' Okla; Sub Deb 3.4: Pep Club 3,4; FHA 3,4 BurHeswlle. 213 JOAN RITCHIE, Searty, Ark; KAT 1,214, KiHenrolrmms l, Pres. 2,3,4,- Home- coming Queen 3; May Court Represenvanve A; Class Favorite 1; Class Pres. 3, Trees, 3; A Cuppellu 113,4, Sec. 3, Lubmncn A: Large Chorus l,2,3,d; Sexref I,Q,A;Girls' Quartet 2,- Band I,- Pep Club l,?,3,4; Bela Club 2,3,4,- Citizenship Cmb 3.4; Peri? Jean Srulf 3,4, WHdCCH Smf! 3,4, OMS Intramural Spams 1,2,14,- SchooX Ploy 4, MARGARET SAPP, Searcy, Ark; Sub-Deb 12,14, Hist. 2,3, Pres, 4,- Large Chorus I; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; FHA 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Cheerleader 4,- Bero Club 2,3,- Librury Gui: l2; Pem Jenn SIUH 4; Girls' Intramural Sports 1,2,31,4' GLENN SMITH, Searcy, Ark; Vikh1gs 1,?,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Intramural Sporfs 1,3,4. SUE ANN SMOCK. Malina, ill.; Transfer from MOIIHB Senior High, Molina, Ill. STAR 2,4, A CappeHo 2,4; Large Chorus 2,3; FHA 4, Gals Imrumural Sports 2,4, BOBBY THOMPSON. Searty, Ark; Viking 123,4, Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; May Court Represenrotive 4; Class VwceAPres, 2; A Cuppello 3,4, Large Chorus 1.2315; Key Club 2,3,4; SCIENCE Club 2: Perir Jean Sfoff 3,- WincoT Slaff 4: FoofboH 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; mvamural Sports 1,2,3; Szhool Play 2. JERE WOODWARD, Linxoln. Nah; K-9 12,14, Pres. 4; Mr. Harding Academy 4,- Class FavoriTe 1.4: Class VicerPres. I, Pres. 2,3,4; A Coppella 1.2.3.4. Pres. 4: Large Chorus l,2,3,4; Quarter 3,4; Key Cmb 2,3,4, VEceAPres. 3, Pres. 4; Beta Club 3,4, Pres. 4; erizenship Club 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. AI; FoofbuH 1,2331; Track 2,3,4; School Ploy 2,3. WILLIAM M. WYATI. Escondido, Calif; Transfer from Escondrdo Union High; Escondxdo, Calm- ZKT 3,4, Sergeanr-or-mms 3, Vice-Pres, 4-, May Court Rewa- senranve 3; A CappeHo 3,4, Large Chorus 3,4; Key Oub 3,4,- Science Club 3,4, Pres. 4; Drnmcmcs Oub 4,- Lrbrury Ctub 3,4; Fem Jean Staff 4-, Wildcat Sioff 4; Thespmns d; Intramural Sports 3,11, FAMISHING SGHIOYS and rheir sponsors enioy feasting on H?een large pizzas, which the industrious senior girls -- ' spew most of rhe uhemoon prepcmng, at them fwrsr senior class pony rhls year, m1 MM 214 j' Nloas WV ................. Searcy, Ark. DOIlon . Seurcy, Ark. H7 Seorcy, Ark. Glam , . . Searcy, Ark. Manley ............ Seatcy, Ark. Holder . .. Saorcy, Ark. KOINH Jeddah, Saudi Arabia kin. Romulus, Mich Mn '. . Searcy, Ark. hwy . . Searcy. Ark u Mn Searcy, Ari: ' - Monk . . Seurcy, Ark. Pllnl Searcy, Ark, Illlnaur , Searcy, Ark. Duld Sun . .. Searcy. Ark. Ann Sum . Seurcy. 9'er - 1 fray SmMI Searcy, Ark. '- 5mm . Seorcy, Ark. Allcl Smith ........ Richardson, Tex. ., mas , . Seorcy, Ark. L5 . Elm? Searcy. Ark. :7 - Thmplon Searcy. Ark. f, - Wilson Kan! Smhh, DICE in a brighr M?Ule x5 shown by Sponsor Harry vanger. Vicelpres ,purkling enthusiasm is reflective of iunior year Ark. Ark. Ark . Seorcy, Seurcy. . Searcy. Searcy, Ari: . Seorcyd Ark. . Seurcy. Ark. San Francisco, Cuiif Seovcy. Ark. Barbara Thompson. Dmnne Holder and Sponsor Kathryn Rachie CAREFUL plans are made by Sponsor Ted Lloyd, Treus. Dickie Berryhnll, Pres SOPHOMORES Danny Wmnen, Rep, Poms Sue Sears, Bruce Henson 0nd Spnnscr Martha Walston. Optimistic sophomores prepare for future years Darwin Andaman Ronda Barren Derby, Kan. Roger Ball . Seurcy, Ark. nanni. Bell . ................ Seurcy, Ark. Dickie Berryhill . .. Seorcy. Ark. Nancy Black ............ . Roswell. N. M.- Pal Bridger N Searcy, Ark. Steve Clybum ...... San Francisco, Calif. Ken Cope AAAAAA Searcy, Ark. Carol Dupuy , Pniund, O. Nona Hays . Searcy, Ark. Bruce Henson Searcy. Ark. Lor-nu Lcsley Searcy, Ark. Marian McClure n , . Seqrcy, Ark. Sara Ruder Searcy, Ark. Clifton Rubens . .. Seurcy. Ark, Danny Supp 7 ,. Searcy. Ark. Pcmlo Soars , , Seurqr, Ark. Shirlny Shlford . Scurry. Ark. Danny Whnel! Longview, Tux. . Be-a-l-l- Buckle, Tenn. u ' ESHMEN Young students accept new challenges to excel - lulu ....... . . ., ., Searcy, Ark. Ilnyhlll Secrcy, Ark. lel-r ......... Searcy, Ark. Inwn Seorcy, Ark, - Iomnghn ............... Searcy, Ark. Cannon . Seurcv, Ark. Iloglor ...... . Walnut Ridge, Ark. . Hall , ,. . . Searcy, Ark Iliddd: . Seurcy, Ark. Hugh ...... Seorcy, Ark. .. . Mercer, Penn. Kin. , ,. Searcy, Ark. lam . Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Imldy ................ Marsha , Tex. Mcbouguld Searcy. Ark. Merlin A Senrcy, Ark. W Mason .7 , 7 Seorcy, Ark. h Moor- .... Seorcy, Ark. Mp Mlov . .. . Searcy, Ark. M Sundonon . . Seurcy. Ark. Mill. Sow. .. Secrcy, Ark. 3. Mn V, ,, .7 7 7 Taluru, Peru w, Willa! . .. Searcy, Ark. m Wilson .. . .. Searcy. Ark. Hon Yul . . Searcy, Ark. MICIPAHNG yams to tame are Rep. Bcrboro Boles, Pres Jerry Moore. Sec. Janene Hem, Tram. Carol Brawn VicerPres Charm BHdgeman and Sponsors Mmgorer Bonnelr and Pat Pme, 37mm!!! Kayalty Sham: Mckm'yhl Mary Aim Sewell Queen 5115M Nelson 615155 Keprcsmtatim Barbara 3710111115011 JUNIOR 314;: 141151! SENIOR 64ml Dupuy SOPHOMORE km: Aim: Brown S E NI 0 R 5mm ffthtlrd STA R 57am Euslt suwes MY COURT REPRESENTATIVES. FRONT ROW: Thompsonj SubiDeb; Rrichie, KAT: Loinel STAR SECOND ROW: Hilton, ZKY Sears, K79. Thompson Viking, SOPHOMORE Sam kecdcr David Pm: Wyhl, SENIQDR Aim fkdrick yew Woodward 61m ?amrifcs km! 51mm Dianne Holder JUNIOR Kharlcs Kridgmau 6am! Brawn FRESHMAN 1N ij: Mr. amt M 1'55 ft'ardiny Academy PARTICIPATING in one of The social club banquets, K35 and Iheir dares emoy a real western supper. Evevy year each dub looks forward Io planning Iheir own banquet theme and decorations. STUDENT LIFE Social life reflects a genuine desire to excel CLASSES rWe cw! bu? HHS Is no? We end of lhe day for many smdenk 05 OH ?Ook Forward lo Hue varied exfrocurrEcuhr ochvmes of ihe mflernoon. Life at Harding Academy is inspirational as well as educational. Each day is started by study- ing God,s word in Bible classes and worshipping Him in daily chapel services. Each student can enter into the numerous activities hecause all organizations are designed with Christian principles in mind. Musical groups play an important part of tho Academy15 life. Organizations. meeting twice a week, offer a variety of oppnrumiiics for development in different fields as science. scholarship. citizen- ship. school spirit and service. Social life is providod by the different clubs as well as sports activities. Social clubs hold banquets and a picnic or muting each year. Be- fore the new students can enjoy the experiences that social Clubs nffen they are run through the mill during Pledge Week. Education in all phases of life is provided at Harding. Pledge week homecoming, chorus trips. ball games1 banquets and class parties are all a part of the Acadomfs way of life. H119 to show Thyself approved unto God, a workmen rhor neederh nor to be ushum- YUM-M-M W! W220 5 de'WiOUS! F009b5 .m-GYE'S Gnd . rightly diVudlng the word of truth' THrs x5 The goal of daily Bible classes fans ENOV 0 9'120 90 W offer the homecoming game. Ammo m the knowledge of muswc they have gained. A CcppeHa mbers sing under the dnredron of world famous Dr. J, F, Wdlicmson. m5 and cheers of whats the good word, let's wm and vi:- iory fill fhe atmosphere or one of the Academy football pep rallies. INSPIRATIONAL hymn singing in chapel gives every Academy 5m dem a good beginning for the rest of the day's many uchvv'iesA 223 ORGANIZATIONS Various activities develop leadership abilities 4k Nam: glitzy: jolly Mum's ifwmr Studmts BETA ClUB. FRONT ROW: Hmder, McKnight, Nefson, Brown, Reader, Hays, Stafford. SECOND ROW: Thompson Ciyburn, Hlllis, Risinger, Morris, J. Ruchue, Mrs Ritchie, THIRD ROW: Bush, Boles, lowson, Woodward, Berryhill, Sewell 1+ U 224 CITIIENSHW CLUB: FRONT ROWi Risinger, C. Brown R, Brown, Ritthie, Smith SECOND ROW: Cope, Bruins Mr Musom Buwyhill WoorimeL Evans THESPIANS. FRONT ROW Lame, Sears SECOND ROW; Hays, Hubbard, Holder THIRD ROWL Boines Mfg Pure 30H FOURTH ?OW- Evans Wyatt The Beta Club is an organization encouraging scholarship among the students. Membership for a student is obtained by a ninety or above average for twu successive six weeks. Their annual project is to present. the school with a framed picture of the senior class. The chili planned a breakfast in the spring when they elected officers for the following year. The purpose of the Citizenship Club is in help bring the administration and the students closer together. The members of the club wnrk With Mr. Mason, their sponsor. to enforce school rules and suggest new lines. They sponsor the school paper each year. There are ten members in the club every year. a new member frum each class being added each year. The Thespian Cluhi in its first year at Harding Academy. is a hramh nf the National Thespian Society. The aim of this society is to establish and advance standards nf excellence in all phases of dramatic arts. They held an initiation each semester to install new members meeting the qualifications of the rlub. MUSIC GROUPS Academy a coppella chorus sings with purpose Membership in the Academy A Cappella Chorus is determined by vncal tryouts1 but a desire to sing is very important. Members of the Chorus are picked also on their Character and scholastic standing. Every person in the chorus must have a real zeal for singing because of the hard practicing that goes into the chorus work. Their efforts are rewarded each year by a spring tour. The tour this year took the chorus through Louisana to New Orleans and then into Southeastern Texas. Besides receiving valuable training in music. the chnnls members are in- spired daily by the life of their director, Brother Eddie Baggett. The association and knowledge each student receives from chorus work is well worth the time and effort he puts into it each year. The sextet and quartet are Chosen by com- petitive tryouts. They give a variety of programs and attend the All-Stato Chorus each year. The Large Chorus is a musical organization. meeting once a week, that is designed to help anyone Who enjoys singing. ENTHUSIASTIC A t'nppeiln members recerve valuable muswtnl trmmng in reheurscllg undm the able ducctton of then tonductorh Brother Eddu? Bugger! A CAPPELLA. FRONT ROW: Neison, Mason, Barbara Thompson, Holder, 510995, R. Brown, Smith, Reader. Hays, Ritchie. SECOND ROW: 5. Bixler, Paine, loine, Meurer, Brody, C, Brown, Puckett, Beene, B, Bales, Hedrick. THIRD ROW; Hubbard, Smock, Wright, Sanderson, G. Sewell, Jt Binder, MCUGFEYI. Buines, Bush. FOURTH ROW; Anaberry, Glenn. Hughes. Bobby Thompson, Eiy, Woodward, Risinger, Henson. Mills, Mt Sewell. FiFTH ROW: Henley, MCKENZIE, Wyatt. Lawson. Lawyer. D. Bales. Cope, Berryhtll. Street, Moore, Roberts. SIXTH. FRONT ROW- Nelson Bidet SECOND ROW- erchie, HeddakHubbard. QUARTET. Bales Eh: Woodward SeweH THIRD ROW: Bush maE CHORUS. FRONT ROW anhv BFrgslronw Lune: Nelson. Mason, POH'IE'. Brady. Slnggs R Brown Wzlson. N Hays P Spurs, M Huvs erus SECOND ROW- Bull, Lump, Hubbard S, Bxxler, Hr1r', Judy Slreef McDouguld, C Mumm, Duwd Berryth, J BMPL M Smwrly Bmimm Tlvonmgon C avown, PUCkeH, Frock, Reader THHED ROWr Cnnnom, HOHOWUYJ Coffey, Beene, Meurer', Henley, Glenn, Cu. Suwf'lL Snnrimson Hugh's, li'mhw Hvdmk, Smiford. 3 BOIBSI Supp FOUPY'H ROW- Armberryl Smod- Holdm Bobhy Thomnxon, fl Mnrhn, James Siloim Woodward, Rws-nger. Hnnson, Mnmr- MIME Rubens. McKenzie. Mr SEWCH, Brlnws. Mchren FIFTH ROW Chbbons Wyor' J Ser1r5 Lawson Hy Eopzr J 8mm B Srm'l Dchw H-irryw'l 8. Among, K Smw'h, F Arrclm, Pullmm Bush 41 - II at w l'av T-u 'H -w e'41 .w H! W JJ; V H' WM $ $ f9: V . 1 PEP CLUB, FM LNI ?OW iullun Hujmguscm Sinl'w, Hmhuh NMKvn-yhl Romrhw N Huys SELOND WOW M H-Ws Hmrww lewt Nvlwrm, Lune, Sluggs, V xm- WWI : F-hwrannmm VanT THWD ROW' MFISOD Huhhmri lmnr- 3'1:th HOId- w ngim HOHOW'W F-r'mm WJHHH .L'UW M12 B-mm-H MereL Muhck Win, H-M Hw'vl fnHvHC'ml Wu'mv BHH FIFTH PD'N V-wbhonl; fulwijngr'vy Sc-er, MrWnri-ln RHtWIU, AHI'M'I - Winn! li-WnL Bx'pnr Emlwl Bush SENIOR CHEERLEADERS. Dalm1 T? cmason. Sapp. Hodv r. M.;Kw. gm 2-7645- HMS JUNIOR CHEERLEADERSV Hays MrJI-w. Hams. Pusn'on Prock West ORGANIZATIONS Character and school spirit reflect in activities Amusing school spirit for the team is the goal of the Pep Club. The enthusiastic members help to attain this gnal hy decorating the halls in the schoul building. supervising homecoming activities, planning all-schnol parties and sup- porting the team at all the games. Under the export leadership of sponsor Dale Gould, the Academy Science Club students made their plans fur the Regional Science Fair. which was held in March. The Harding Academy Key Club is a service club dedicated tn helping school and community. The club conducted several projects this year including a fruit cake sale. a candy sale and a car wash. The money which the club earned was used to obtain facilitios to benefit the school. Mr; Perry Masnm Superintendent of the Academy. sponsors this service club. SCIENCE CLUB. Cope thAs Mr quri leson Wy.,n' aniw 229 1, 11, s 'I 1.1., nyaqmww' 1 ' ' HUT ; 1 FHA. ELWJNI FTIW eron, Srrnh Nelson, Brown Shaggy Brady Huvs WMscm SECOND ROW- Thompson Reedevr Bnll1Holdnr1denck Svofford Cofiey THWD VHW '--'I-hvr.. N-rnnH Bwvws MyHuwn 5mm vam- C'JLHWI. BMW ORGANIZATIONS Large participation in group interests odd to year DEBATE CEUB F?'W? LOW W: U : h N' 11' ummw W5 T110 lkllllll't' HHIHMIIEIkPI'H n1. Amorirn this: year 1111-11, E1111, 1 . F441, r ' i I i M, M ' ' :HWD had 21 nwmhvnllip nf nppr'nximealt'ly hVPmy-fivo ' girls in minim tun Iln'nuuh lwvlvv. Al Chriatmas limo. will: 11w aid nl' mw ul' lllvir c.'llzlptm' mnth- m's. Mrs. Hnlclm: thv girls Innk gil'lx' and a tur- Lvy tn lwn fumilihs hm'v in Hvul'rv lhat deserved wlml liltlv Hwy multl cln fur than 'l lmirannui11 hanquntwas110M in lin- spring; willl A 'I'mpical Islamiu as tho Ilu-msn 'l'lw qmmul yvur for the FHA in Ilu- Armlmny hm prm'mi wry hmwfirial fur tlw mmnhvrs. Tim Dvlmtt- Club was nm- nf iu'n 130w viubs nmanim-d Ihis war. Uuiclvrl ln' slnmmrs Mar- garet Bmmnll and l'nl Pitr'v. tho nwmhprs wore intnrvstml in lmn'ning llw 1m'hrliquvs nf debating and roarhingz lngic'nl nmrlusinns. A wally gnarl nvuspapm' wag Hm reward ro- roivod hf; tlw H'ildrul stuff l'cn' llwir hard wm'k and pvrmwmmn'v. ITmll-r Ihv mpzlhlv oditnrsllip uf Fnyo Bush. Hu- H'iln'rui hue: lwon a snurcc of pride In tho mHirv Hrhuul. Much lime and of- 1,011 was spvnl hy Iidilnr Ruth Anm- Bl'nwn. a5- sislanl mlilm' Mary Ann Smwll. and 1110 staff uf tllo Prtit .h'rm llliR VHH' in nrgunizing 1h? ycar- hunk. um um STAFF. FRONT ROW: Nelsen, Reader, Hays, Sears, SECOND ROW: Holder, MICE, Riichie. Stafford. THIRD ROW; Supp, Boles, Arfeberry, McClaren, Buines. .Thompuon. FOURTH ROW: Mxlls, Evans, Clyburn, Wyatt, Gibbons. WIRING the school paper x5 work combmed wifh fun for Wlllka! Editor Faye Bush and Ass-smnf Edi'OfDronne Holder. WORKING hard '0 Complmc 'hn annual, Fem Jean edviors, Ruth Anne Brown and Maw Ann Scwell look over loycuts. WILDCAT STAFF. SEATED: Bush FRONT ROW STANDWG; Hliiis, Wilson. Nelson, Holder, Barbara Thompson, Mst. SECOND ROW: Bobby Thompson. Ritchie, Arteberry, Boines, Evans. -tur-mr Mauvnlw l 3606800699 :2 00000000000 000 KAT Attitude of KAT pledges adds brightness to year Before pledge week. the KAT social club mem- bers had several work parties and two bunking parties to prepare for tho pledging and initiatu ing of thirteen new club members. Informal ini- tiation was held at Juan Ritchiek house and formal initiation at. the home of sponsor, Pat Pitre. The next event on lho calendar for the KATE was their banquet. The girls and their dates enjoyed an oxntic owning rm A South Sea Is- ' land. The prqjovt for this year Was helping with the expenses of Bruthpr Ritchieh trip to the Holy Lands next fall. KAT. TOP ROW; Pitre lsponsorl, Boles, Barren, Bixler, Buffing?on,$ECOND ROW: Cannon. CI burn, Du u, Hed' k, H llo a. THIRD ROW: Lon , L I , , Meurer Rircyhie i. Willzo: FOUI;':':I Roe v: YWI e as 9y OFFICERS FALL: Ritchie, Presr; Bixier, Vice-me; Clyburn. Sec.-Treo:.; ' W: '50 Hedrick, Rep, Kirrerrcrr-mms SPRING Bixler, Pres.; Black, VinMJ Dupuy, SeC.-Treos.; Boles, Rep; Lone, Kinen-ov-arms; Rild'llo. Meurer, HISL; Par Pine, Sponsor ENJOYING a buffet dinner in a South Sea Island setting, KAT's and +heir dates ponder over fhe selection of :empting dishes. For them it was the reward for many hours spent in Ers preparation. wmumnnmlllllllllw 232 .VAI'ING In one of the social club banquets, K-9 s and Their dates enjoy a real wesfern Every year each club looks forward :0 pionning their own banquet theme and decormfons. Ifdnted dead or alive is K-9's western theme K-9. TOP ROW: Higginborhum lsponsorl. SECOND ROW: Amen, Bolesl Roger Bell, Ronnie Bell. Berryhill. THIRD ROW: Bixien Clyburn, Cope. Ely, Evans. FOURTH ROW: Glenn, Hartley, Hedrick, Henson, Lawson. FIFTH ROW; Lawyer, McDouguld, Martin, Mulls, Risinger. SIXTH ROW- Supp, Sears. Sfreef. Win- nen, Woodward. emy the K-9,s had a swimming party in the age pool, where they played a friendly game Eater polo. '51 e pledgemasters. under the supervision of nor Ed Higginbotham. initiated their nine pledges into the club by feeding them 'al little deIiCacieS , at their informal initia- e theme for the annual western banquet :s: Wanted Dead or Alive? The traditional , ered steak and beans filled the cowboys -. cowgirls. Dr. J. D. Bales spoke on F00ds the World and the Travelairs sang several tern songs for entertainment. . . : Woodward, Pres.; Risinger, Vice-Pres.; Arnerr, Rep; Evans, ' 25 15d Higginborham, Sponsorl RHAPSODY in Blue' theme was carried out in decorations with a shower of blue streamers, us 1he STARS. their dates and guests enioyed o dafithul evening of good food and enferfufnmenr, STA R Candlelight initiation inspires STAR pledges STAR. ?OP ROW: Browning lsponsorL C, Brown, R Brown SECOND ROW: Coffey, Dalton. Gibbons, Hort, Hays. THtRD ROW: Hubbard, Kosveff, Loine, ' McKnight, Nelson. FOURTH ROW; Paine, Reader, Smock, Stafford, Sroggs. The climax of the STAR social cluHs info in initiation came when the eight blindfol pledges fed each other chocolate coated ma mallows. This initiation was held at a b party at Mary Ruth Gibbods house and formal initiation was a candelight ceremony the home of Nena Hays. Rhapsndy in Blue was the theme for a m enjoyable banquet at Rnhersmfs Rendezvous. this time the senior girls presented their spun v 3 Ruth Browning. with a corsage 0f white C I: I tions. OFFICERS. FALL- Brown, Pres.; Neron, Vice-Pres.,- Hays, Sec; SM- ford, Treus.; Hubbard, Rep; Smock, Star m-urms; Smggs, Gib Hist SPRING: Stofford, Pres.; Lainel Vice-Pres.; Brownl Sec; Stu Treas.; Hubbard, iepq Smock, Smr-w-arms; Paine, Reader. HI Ruth Browning. Sponsor. H'UiWH 1 Viking initialion was a day of shining: -- ' . icarrying hunks and picking up papor fnr H as. At. tho 0nd uf the dav- after a final ; .:. .' ll 1worthincss which included eating several prepared by tho plodgomastm's. tho svvnn 9 O f. ' '21 were mado offlrlal club members. ' ' - Februarv 75.!119 V ikinUs had a pizza pal Ix sident 80gb; Thnmpsons houstx Each Mr had a pari in the preparation of tho and as a result the feast startod well before - - , .. VIKING. TOP ROW- Llo d is onsorll, Beckmon. lews Mumn Nmore SE7 rty offlmall hon m. y p 3- N COND now PuHey,PuHuc1m Smizh Thompson . Vikings held thvit' annual banqupl at 7 'Grill on March 18. The 1hmne was planned ' ion ection with St. Patrick's day. . SPRSNG: Thompson, Pres,- Smirh, Vnce-Presl HMst, Secr- All: Thompson Pres Smiwh ViCe-Pres.; Pace. Sec Treus tastes good like pizza should is The smeemenr mode by a group of hungry boys m a Viking After the pizza was gone the Vikings decided to fry vhetr skill or the game 0F shuffleboard. DURING Pledge Week Sub-Deb piedgemczslers enLoy leochmg Their new pledges the correct way To propose to a tree. Their hoods prevemed them from recogmzxng the originator of the Tree's voice SUB-DEB Energetic members participate in varied activities SUB-DEB TOP ROW BonneH lsponsorl, Arreberry. SECOND ROW: Bames, Bull, Beene, Evmdy Bush. THIRD ROW: Holder, McCluren, Mclcik. Mason, QweH. FOURTH ROW Supp, Sears. SeweH. Smnh, Thompson The main event at 1110 SubwDeb informal initiation was the plodgo-f pmlmsing to a tree with a mysterious voirv. The formal initiation was a flower roronmny :11 Mary Ann Sewell's house. Just before 1110 Christmas holidays Hie Sub- Debs wont carnling and thou enjoyed hot choco- late at the home Inf thoir sponsor. Margaret Bnnncll A gala evening war: Pniuyed by all at the annual banqunt. Tho 11101110 was the Roaring Twenties. Picture: of tho Suerebs and their dates were taken hositlo a Hmodel Aw car. The Deb-0f-Hnnm' fur Ihis year was presented a corsagc 0f whilo mums. OFFICERS. FALL: Supp, Pres.; Thompson, ch-Ples.; Holder, Sec.-Treas.; Baines. Rep, Bush, st'r; Aireberry, Deb-atVArms. SPRING: Thompson. Fres.; Supp, Vice-Pres,, Holder, Set -Treus.; Boines, Ran; Bush, Hist: Arreberry, Debch-Arms; Margaret Bonnell. Sponsor. hoperafion of old and new ZKT's is rewarding an, 32 m :3 7- 1th an informal initiation of pledges at L-I' Eddie Baggetfs home. new members added to the ZKT social Club. The Club net, held at Robersones Rendezvous. was en- by the members and their dates. Enter- ent included songs by Dot Beck and a . by John Prock. His subject was :.In what- you do, be the best? Several other club get- ers were held including stag parties at eey's Grill in Bald Knob Where a eesmorgas- ie was enjoyed by members and sponsor. owship, laughs and many wonderful times : : had by the ZKTS. 563 ,. h 9 J 1.1m v. m iv. :a 3g 0 a N- t 4H FALL: Morris, Pal: WVDH' Vice'preM Wflson, See; Berry- ZKT. TOP ROW: Baggetr Esponsotl, Anderson, Berryhiil, Bridger, Hagler. .- Lundy Rep. SPRING: Morris Pres.- Wyon Vice-Pres,- ' ' ' ' ' ' SECOND ROW: H h , J , L d . M , R b 9. THIRD ROW: W ff. Secu- Berryhill, Treus; Hilton, Rep; Eddie Buggen, Sponsor. ug es ones un Y urns 0 er S yo I. club bunqum held or the Rendezvous pmwdes cu chmorous touch to the Veofs activities as le's. their claws and guesrs enjoyed a delightful evening of good food and entertainment FOOTBALL Wildcats display eagerness and a desire to win FOOTBALL TEAM FRONI ROW: Street Sears. Ponder, Ely, Hartley, Glenn, Lawson, Clyburn. SECOND ROW; K. Smith, Thompson, Woodward. Ronnie Bell. Leol, Supp, Wmnerr, Amen, Berryhill, F7 Arrotto. FHIRD ROW: Coach lloyd, Pull'ey lmunogerl, B. Arrmlu, Martin, Henson. Rismger, Roger Bell. Roberts. 8. Smnh, Mst manageri, Coach Hgginbmhcm. HEADING imo o Mdirory Jaguar, Hurry Risinger Ihe Wildcat hnlf- RESULTS bad, rmemprs lo slop a touchdown drive in the homecoming game. Harding Opponents 14 Des Arc 20 Harding of Memphis 12 0 Beebe 20 18 Ft. Worth Christian 14- 19 Poca huntas 39 0 Heber Springs 18 28 Clinton 19 0 Augusta 27 I3 Wynne B 0 13 MCCrnry 7 The Wildcats. dcponding 0n sophomores and juniors for power with only two seniors on the team, pushed ahead and ended the season with a 6-4 record. Although hampered by injuries, the Cats proved they had plenty of strength. The captains of the team were Kent Smith, Bobby Thompson and Jere Woodward. The team lost the two district games this year. but two Wildcats worked hard enough to reserve a 5ch 0n the All-District QB team. They were Bubby Thnmpsun and Dale Ely. Honorable mention All-State end was Dale Ely. MING for every yard he can gain Mike Amen, one of mg- LAST mRnufe insrrumions are given to End James Sheer as expert u-tl' leading rushers. heads for :1 lcmg gamer :Igcnnst McCrary. CDOCh Ted Lroyd prepares to send hm an the field for the neat play. I'm over The goal line for the '3 rung toudwdcwn agamsv McCrovy Is fullback Bobby Thompson. 3' over six hundred yards io hi5 :redm Thorvuson ijS H : Ic-udmg rusher for the Wildcats, SENIOR BASKETBALL ?EAM. Coach Lloyd, Lawyer. B. Smith BASKETBALL , Lawson, Berryhlil. Ely, Beili Street. K. Smith, Martin, Risinger, Henson, Pulley tmanogerl. Sportsmanship, teamwork typify Wildcat team HITTING a high pertentoge of his shot; was one 2? the factors which helped piece forward Dick Berryhill on the Alerounty team. 240 The Wildcats with a 14-9 record showed much impi'm'vmont over last year Under the excellent leadm'ship nf Cnarh Tod Lloyd. the cats won the first game of the county touma- ment from Griffithville only to lose to Judsonia by two points. Sophnmnro Dickio Borryhill. who scored 43 points in the tournament. was named to tho All-Cmmty 10mm. The team won the County Sportsnmnship Award for the first time The Cats go! to tho quarterfinals in the dis- trict tournamom by winning over Pleasant Plains in the first game. The second game with South Side of Batesvillo wont into three over- times with the Cats finally winning by one point In the third game Hebcr Spring over- powered the Cats ending their hopes for a dis- trict championship. Losing no one by graduation. the VViIdcats are looking forward In an excellent season next year and should he competitors in both the county and district tournaments. RFSI 'LTS Harding: Oppnnmlts 29 Griffitlwillo 32 34 Beebe 6! 53 Central 1 7 42 Boobo 30 57 Central $2 53 MPCmr-V '3 I 39 me'ark 26 57 thor Spring 63 51 Angmm 48 25 Konsvll 4'3 36 Brmdm'illc- 4-3 56 Nmmrk 3'5 53 Crnwlvyk Ririgo Aradomy 38 '53 Griffilhvillv 4-0 W51 Judsnniu IH 48 Augusta '37 47 Ca hot 1-6 32 Swiftcm '1-0 68 Cabot 1-3 53 lem Hm v 32 Snmhsiclv nll Batmvillo 51 40 Hehm' Springs: 61 it; ri Tn u'n'mwm CUUth Tournamtnl D at 1 I t I HUSTLING Cms go Up for IR: ball as they press hurd Toward C1 wmory. 5,porrsmcns3'up was a gram favor In me WMdmra' fine season, AIMING straight, shooting properly and making the basket is the anal forward Dale EFy works rowqrrl every lime he goes Up to shoot. 241 TRACK Cindermen enioy much honor and satisfaction HURDLER Bill Smiih realizes how impnrmm those hard daily prac- hce semen: are when the reef compemion comes or truck meets. Under leadership of Coach Ted Lloyd the Academy track loam, fielding: the largest team in several years. viewed the coming season with great determination and a dosire to win. The returning letennon were Jere Woodward and Kent Smith who ran the sprints and relays; Bill Smith. who ran thc hurdles; James Street, who UIFCVV tho discus; Harry Risinger. whn ran the mile; Dale Ely. wim ran the 880; James Sears. who put 1he shut; and Mike Arnett, who ran the sprints. The performances of these let- ter'mcn made the season sucrosshll. During the 1062 season the Cats won the County and District mocls scoring 10511 points in the County and 8795 pnints in the District. They broke five relay records in both meets. TRACK TEAMh FRONT ROW; Leal, F. Arroha, Morris, Supp, Martin, B, Arrona, Winnett Glenn. SECOND ROW: Berryhill, Thompson, Copg, Roger Bell, Framer, Lawson, Ronny Belll Clyburn, Henley, Lawyer. THIRD ROW: Couch lloyd, K Smith, Woodward, B. Smnh, Amen, Sears, Ely, Street, Risinger, Pulley lmuncgeri. JUNIOI BASKETBALL TEAM. Couch Higgmboiham ng, Thompson, Moore, Horns Martin Hughes, Berrylnll, Sanderson Sicfford. ercrh lawson, Reeder, McDougaldi Bomen. JUNIOR BASKETBALL Wildcats' iunior cage team was small but fast The junior baskvthall mam ondnd their soa- Son with a 14-6 record. Cnarh Ed Higginhmham led the VVildcais to this good seasu.an. The team was knnrkod out of the first rounds of the White County Tournament. but wont to the semi-finals of lho District Tournament. There they lost In Oil Trough. Jerry Moore was nnmml to tho AIl-Cmmty team and Marty Thompson was placed on the AlI-Dislrict. team. The Wildcats will hm'o to work next year to beat this soamnfs romrd since four of the starters will be lnsl to the senior team. ACCURAIE aiming in shooting and excellent bqbnce is dis played by The wnwor 'eorn's AH DJS'HC? player, Murry Thompson. EIGHTH GRADE, FRONT POW Nuke Bridges, David Lawson, Joyce Ashford, Murcia Hays, Paulette thson, Roger Burnem Don Reader. SECOND POW My Vlcmld Mnr'y Tlxomnson, Tommy Supp Ramh Mwller. Eddie Stafford, Mk9 James, David BerryhilJ Dnvad Rhembolt. SEVENTH GRADE: FRONT POW- me AHebEHy, Monn We Moore, Cotherine Gould, Anita Stmpson. KIIS WEST, Margaret Furmby Laurie Lawyer. Becky Moms. Johnny Supp. SEHJND ROW sts Brownmg, John Cone, Kathy Jones, Martina Prod, Tresu Rushl-an, Judy Sweel, Becky Andmsom JOB, Hnms NOT FM TUPED Dehbwe Genus. Ahce JONES Elementary school SIXTH GRADE, FRONT DOW Mark Pcrersom Muv-hn Queriev I'ynriuu Bndgemom L0 Donna Monm, Lorry Brown, AHr-n Gould, Sommye Holder. Sharon Webb SECOND ROW Mrs, Rowe Jenny Dams, 8le Pewd Marthcmna Yomr, Jimmy Berryhull. Bobby HeXsren, Maniac; Anne Sear: Jauk Powell. THIPD 90W Pnnny Cranmer, Howard Lemrvons Nhke Moynrl Stanley Sanderson, Elome Ashford Sherry KeH Mari: Bahas M II! ?WW? .- a . , w , . . I$N 1 4. : :. i. :i 1 V ' av ' ; . lJ 4f : ' 1 '. FIFTH GRADE: FRONT ROW: Lwndc Moore, Rosemary Boggerr, Janet Thompscm Rachm Formby, Shawn Frms. Dnrieen Jones Kexfh Rhodes. SECOND ROW Johnny Bcnnes' Charles PomeJ Timmy Butler Emmy Hacker, Sreve Hunt, Larry Daws,J R Thomas,Mrs Helsren : f I I l I r i V.- 5 n l: H W FOURTH GRADE. FRONI ROW; Mrsl Pawelr, Mona Prock, Beverly Jo Pryor. Knlhleen Shappurd. Pomelia Mwlmn. JnneH Sumpson Joyce Frms, Sarah Hays Dana Groover SECOND ROW: Pom Helsren, Frank Wellbome Michael Webb BK. Morris, erk SeweHl Gary Berk, Stephen TuCkc'r, Frances Anderson, 'I'HIID GRADE. FRONT ROW: Stevie Moms, Joanna Webb, Curio Allison Ann Uhey, Carolyn Brown, Donna WIISOH. Stove ans, SECOND ROW: KyFe Secrcy, Omn chrdmsHe, Mike Mihon Svephen Kellm, Warfa- Ely, Larry PUTIerEGn Jerry Hum tfhmlec rinnua Mrs lawson Elementary school SECOND GRADE. FRONT ROW; PrrsoHrJ Gwllmm Charlene Lofhn, Marrhn A'w Hart, Chonne Hednd Slam J09 Brvum Andee Lcrwyer LPM' Fcrrrb; Bonnie Ulrey, Kim Keliar, chmne Eurnhart Adm: James, Debra Beck, Dmnrm Deon, SECOND ROW Mrs Seals, Jonathan Bales John Reader Hol Ccpps, Bobby Raid kae KrIFrM, Jerry lDFevBrs Bl WCHbcrne Mark B-Hler, Elnwd Tucker RObeH Bagger' 5'54?th WwHiams HIST GRADE. FRONT POW- Joe Byron Plyor, Dwk Alhsom Karla Burken Demse Hutker, Steven Fuller Dowd Ozoun K'mm Dam SECOND EOWV Mrs Eiller, Nethe Homhudly, 3:01! Rushmn, Slonley Brown, Bernilvd Baylxss Doughs chhm Bethany Davis i IN V 4 f, 1 . I 1 ' uThis is my commandment, thaf ye love 071.5 mln- other, even as I have loved you. i JOHN 13:12. BUYEIES9 GUIDE Although it is proverbial fur a big gulf to exist between the ugown and town. a close re- lationship exists between Harding: Cnllogo and the city of Searcy. The faculty and students of the college contribute much In tho omnomic status of the city and assist with many civic prov jects. The business and professional men of Searcy express their intorost in the college in many ways and their zldvm'tising in the Petit Jean is one significant participation in student activities. Students shnuld express their apprecia- tion to those whn advorliso horoin by patronizing their places of business. 1k GMC Vk Pontiac BOLTONS f Frigidaire wk Cadillac Phone CH 5-354! SEARCY, ARKANSAS ALLENS BAKERY We specialize in decora1ing cakes and pOSTriES. Home Of Good Things To Eat Phone CH 5-2875 Sfudenfs always enioy The fine borbering service of the CENTRAL BARBER SHOP of 310 North Spring Street 1;: Cothernk Mews Store COTHERN'S MEN'S STORE is Searcyk feuding store for the college shopper who knows good Clothes. YOU wiil always find a wide varxe'ry To choose from in a price range to svi'r your budget. 248 mm :::: JAMES AND JACK SPAULDING Owners Local and Long Distance Moving Highway 67 East Phone CH 5-4243 Smith - Vaughan MERCANTILE CO. 113- E. RACE AVE. SEARCY, ARKANSAS TELEPHONE CH 5-4611 'H'TMH l IHNLJ . BERRYHILL'S SPORTING GOODS is ready to Serve you with The finest in sporfs equipment and club iockefsV Let the EUBANKS AGENCY handle all your insurance THE 'I'O'I' SHOP problems. 'For securiry tomorrow - see Eubcmks today. We hove everything you need for infants 1hrough reens. Three doors west of lhe Rialio Theater. SAVE BY STOPPING AT THE TOT SHOP CHUCK'S TOP SHOP Auto Furniture Upholstering 201 W. Pleasure Phone CH 5-2916 Searcy Fabric 8x Carpet Center We specialize in oH types of frobics and carpets, floor coverings and custom.mode draperies. Free esfimofes. 100 N. Spring CH 5-4415 Need 0 Typewriter or adding machine? You can renf 221 WEST MARKET AVE. Phone CH 5-3516 one from The HAYES TYPEWRITER CO. Phone CH 5-4189 SEARCY. ARKANSAS F 8: F CONCRETE Phone CH 5-4852 SEARCY, ARKANSAS SCOTT and SON Furniture Exchange 112 E. RACE STEWA RT'S Ladies' Shop It's always a pleasure in serve our Harding pulrons. 106 Spring Street The IDEAL SHOP has the finest in women's fashions and smart accessories To highlight every wardrobe. Headlee's Drug Stores For friendly and efficienf service in meeting all your cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and sundry needs shop of HEADLEE'S DRUG STORES, located on the Square. r M . THESEARCYBANK Your bank of ftiendly service 200 W. Race IECDMMENDED nv 35mm 1 IN ADVENTUIES IN GOOD EATING mu KELLEY'S GRILL SMORGASBORD Each Tuesday Evening 4 DINING ROOMS PARTIES WELCOME AIR CONDITIONED Bald Knob PA 4-3298 Phone CH 5-2461 Newport Pocahontas To keep weII-informed about news of Iocoi cmd world- wjde interest read the SEARCY DAILY CITIZEN daily. lit ' FROSTY TREAT Take a study break -- go to the FROSTY TREAT and treat yourself lo a thick mall and a juicy hamburger. The Security Bank Prompi, efficienf. courteous service awaits yen at any iime. Lei ihe SECURITY BANK solve your banking problems. 254 HEUER'S SHOE STORE THE SHOE BOX Florsheim, Wesboro YoUng Men's Shoes, Ci1y Club, famous Velvet Step, and Trios can be seen at HEUER'S SHOE STORE on the west side of the square in Seorcy. Many married students Take advantage of the low priced prime beef halves offered by Seurcy Frozen Foods. Compliments of DANIEL FUNERAL HOME WOOD-FREEMAN LUMBER COMPANY 0 Johns-Mansville Products 0 Coleman Heating 3 Benjamin Moore Poinfs Phone CH 5'3591 400 Soulh Locus! KWCB Sfottk Drug Store For information and relaxation, get your listening pleo- FEATURING: sure from KWCB, Seorcy, Arkansas, 1300 on your dial. MarceHe Cosmehcs Revlon Coty DoroThy Perkms For all your Drug Needs see Stuns Drug SOUTH SIDE OF COURT SQUARE WHITE HOUSE GROCERY Located near the campus for your convenience. FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN w 403 West Arch Phone CH 5-2436 256 i i V l quLIL IIIVIHG COtlEGE AND CDMMUNITYW IEKN Elli, HARDING COLLEGE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS is happy to serve both the students and fcuculry of Harding uncl the peopw of Senrcy Your laundry and dry cleamng wnH be given The immediate attention of our compe'rem staff. GREG RHODES, Manager Gospel Advocate Company 1113 Eighth Avenue. South NASHVILLE. 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HASSELL 8: HUNT Better Used Cars Highway 67 East Phone CH 5-5544 Comphmcms of Robertson's Drug Store 101 West Arch Phone CH 5-4691 East Market Grocery Frozen Foods, Groceries, Mews Only one block from campus PHONE CH 5-3943 Located near the ccxmpug OMAGENE'S GROCERY is a convenient place to shop for your grocery needs; JOBS SUPER-MARKET Best place in town to Trade Compliments of MOYE 81 YOUNG Mercantile Company 120 N1 Spruce Phone CH 5-2196 262 PRINTING Inquiries are invited regarding the production of any of your printing needs. Prices quoted without obligation. Our plan! has both Iefferpress and lithographic equipment to give you the best of service on all your requirements. Also elecfronic photo engraving to give you ecou nomicul picture reproduction on any type of printing. Booklets Catalogs Folders Brochures Letterheads Envelopes Receipt Books Invoices Statements Invitations Announcements Certificates Hundbills Sales Books HARDING COLLEGE Press HERMAN WEST. PRINTER Box 585, Station A SEARCY, ARKANSAS l2l3 E. CENTER STREET Telephone CH 5-4431 J ukuaf ml lalh Supplying The best in Graded Bible School Materials . . . Religious Books . . . A Coppello Records . . . Remal FHm S1r1ps for corrcage meefings A . A HARDING COLLEGE BOOKSTORE . . . Order by Mail Harding College Bookstore Robersonk Rendezvous Pleascm atmosphere . . . friend- ly, efficient service . . . The Tas'r- iesr of food The RENDEZVOUS se'rs the standard of excellence in Searcy. We enioy serving you, not only for your formal bun- quets and panies, but on all occasions 264 Compliments Of NATIONAL BANK Good Food 0f Eastern Arkansas Good Rooms KAN A for a . . . Good School BRONNIE'S BEAUTY SALON 'WInycIIIrCl Hotel Where Every Patron Must Be Satisfied c ff S h 611 E. Center Phone CH 5-2184 0 e e O p r The professional people ' of Searcy salute the students D . L. A. B' Searcy Clinic 0' Harding College. r 395 Opfomefrisf Dr. J. T. Hesfir Yingling. Henry 8x BayeH Porfer Rodgers Chiropractor Afforneys of Law Hospital Dr. J. D. PaHerson Drs. Garrison 8: Flippin Dr. Bruce Robbins Dentist Optometrists Dentist Odell Pollard Dr. Frank I. Gosnell Dr. Rober+ J. Dacus Affornev Dentist Optometrist 265 VISr the. fIiI IIcHy EAST END BARBER SHOP where m Iejublt bCIIbeI: urn rL-culy Io mrl you in Fookmg your very best. CAZOM$MUZD 266 PARRISH JEWELRY Bonded Lovebright Diamonds Sterlmgl Chmo IK Crysfcl THE PLACE TO GO FOR BRANDS YOU KNOW Court Square Seurcy, Arkansas KROH'S LADIES APPAREL 102-104 N. Spring Phone CH 5-4914 II 'BEI-M AR Emu BEL - MAR MOTEL Telephones, 1elevisions, carpets, sTeom heat, oir-con- ditioning, and 0 swimming pool are just a few of the conveniences which make the BEL-MAR the per- fed spot to spend the night. ANDERSON'S GRILL Located next to The BEL-MAR Motel, ANDERSON'S GRILL is cm ideal place 10 Take your dcne for a de- I'icious steak or seafood dinner. They also have facili- ties to accommodate club banquets; Spauldiitg Atklctic goods Incorporated All Nationally Advertised Lines 1113 Center Sheet Phone FRunklin 2-2218 Little Rock, Arkansas BILL S. BROWN Representative Herff- Jones Company 1205 Tony Drive Jonesboro, Arkansas For the most comfortable indoor Ilv'ng throughom fhe entire yearl depend on ZERO GAS C0. m Secarcy 'zmn GASNQOF SEARCY , HFCT CONGRATULATIONS to this year's graduates Wu wnh lor you 0 mmis- Iry that Will be long and ever lruilhd Please coum on us Yo serve you in every way 0! our command as you sowc Chriss. True - Io -ll1e - Bible literature since 1866 f STANDARD PUBLISHING - ' Cincinnati 31, Ohio 267 HART AUTO SERVICE Arnold Brooks, Leon Bolentine, Red Fairfield, and Allwyn Harr ore ail expert mechanics specializing in automatic transmissions, Dynalflo-Fordomotic. PHONE N CH-S REAR AUTO SERVICE 322' REMINGTON RAND Radio and TV Servicenter SEARCY PLANT Factory branch soles For adding machines, cash registers, colcvfcnors, and The Radio and TV Servicenfer provides competent, friendly service for Seurcy and Ihe students of Hardmg College; typewriters To fit all needs. 324040 8 TV 268 Organization Directory h a Chorus 132 Frater Sodalis ,,,,,, 171 Phi Delta 7 4 Club .............. 4. , 130 Galaxy .. 172 Pi Gamma Psi Chi Honor Society . 78 Gata 7 150 Pi Kappa Delta Epsilon Chi 7 7 167 Grace Wells 111111 144 Pioneer Phi Kappa 7 . 168 Interclub Council 145 Pre-Med Club Psi Omega ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 137 In Go In 151 Press Club an Studies Group 139 Kappa Delta . . 152 Quartet an Club ............. 130 Kappa Kappa Kappa . 153 Regina ................... 134 Kappa Phi 154 Science Club . and Beaux 133 Koinonia , 173 Sigma Tau Sigma 1 Kappa , 169 K0 Jo Kai 1. 155 Student Association an Gamma . 148 Lambda Sigma . . 174 SNEA , 144- Las Companeras , 156 Sub-T .......... 140 Mohican . . 175 Theta Alpha Gamma ,, 126 Mu Eta Adelphian 157 Theta Psi - Players 137 Northern Lights 130 Timothy Club leaders . 204- OCAPA 139 TNT e ...... 134 Oege , 158 Tofebt GK 145 Omega Phi , 159 Travelairs econ 1 .. . 140 Oriental Club . 7 131 Varsity Club ology .............. 130 PEMM Club . 141 ths Who Chi Omega 149 Pep Club , 205 WHC . Iota ..... 170 PETIT JEAN . 128 Zeta Phi Zeta pean Club . 130 Phi Alpha Theta 138 Zeta Rho . We express our appreciation to . . . . . . Dr. Joe Pryor for his advice and encouragement . . . Bob Brewer, Shannon Spears and Anne Bentley for helping write last minute captions . . . Judy Reynolds for assistance in many ways . . . Russell Simmons! Regina Clary and the Publications staff for additional pictures . . . Herman West and tho Harding Press staff for their co-operation . . . Roger and Ben Red for printing pictures, the class portraits and the color photo . . . William Walker Studio for the portrait of Dr. Benson . . . John Clark of American Yearbooks for his guidance and services in producing this book . . . and the many people who performed essential tasks at crucial moments. ANNA BELLE CLIMER TRAVIS STEWART 160 145 136 176 142 142 , 132 161 . 143 177 124 143 178 180 162 131 179 163 4 135 4 205 H 118 . 164 165 . 166 269 College directory A Abba . Dorothy Mae 1Fr1 8036 Biueberry lone, Berekelv 34, Mo., 66, 160 Ables, Nancy L 151 1220 Mr, Holly, El Dorado, Ark, 53, 134, 150 Abshlre, Richard A. 1Fr1 Delight, Ark, 66, 169 Ackcrs, Frank E. 1Jr1 2318 25111 AVE, Oanmd, Calif., 52, 78, 174 Adams. Joe H lJrl 1308 N. W 151Ave., Ft Lauderdale, Fla., 52. 173 Adams. Wayne L. 1Fr1 Box 4, Homestead, 1:10,. 66 Aday.$y1via A. 1Jr1 R1. 5, Woxuhcchie. Tax, 52, 157 Aims, Bobby D. 1Sr1 205 L1nden Circle, Kennett Mo., 37. 143. 168 Akin, Janice 1Fr1 Rt. 3, Box 314, Leuvenwor1h, Kan, 66, 164 Alexander, Carmen 1Jr1 Rt. 1, Benton, Ark, 52, 109 Alexander, Sammy 1Fr1 R1. 1, Box 16, De V6115 Bluff, Ark, 66, 130, 142, 170 Algae, Wynn R. 1Fr1 636 Foster, Tiptonville, Tenn, 66. 178, 184 Aihson. Jerry 151 1948 Carr Ave., Memph1s 4. Tenn, 53. 134. 177 All1son. Joan Phyliss 1Fr1 R1. 1, Pocahonms, Ark., 66, 134, 159 Allison, Wallace 0. 1Fr1 1221 Wales Ava, Birmingham 113, Ala., 175, 184 Alvmeyer, lyndo Susan 1Fr1 1650 E. Duffy SL, Savannah, G11. 66. 162 Anderson, Jae1 E..Jr. 1Jr1 111. 1, Swifron, Ark, 52, 7B, 119, 125, 136, 139 Angel..11m1511 R1. 1, Buy, Ark, 37, 127, 179 Amhany, Lindel 15r1 R1. 2, Koshkonong. Mo., 37 Amen, Boyce Henry 1Fr1 1307 Congress 51., Newport, Ark, 66, 142, 143, 175 Arnold. James E. 151 515 N. 2nd. Nashville. Ark. 58. 125. 136. 139. 147 Arlhur, Carolyn 1Fr1 315 N. Madison, DeWiH, Ark, 66. 165 Ashherty. James Ray 1Fr1 3801 Cedar 51., North little Rock, Ark, 66 Ashby, Sherry 1Jr1 1284 Morron,81. Louis 33, M0,. 52, 158 Atchlscn, Freci Willrs 151 900 Wir1, Purcgould, Ark, 55, 179. 183 Archlev. Phyliss Marion 1Fr1 935 Ossington. Flint. Mich. 66. 156, 205 Atkms, ChurloHe 151 Mammoth Spr'lng, Ark, 53, 160 Babb, L. Char1ene 15r1 Heber Springs. Ark... 37, 144 Bach, Guylnn Hanna 1Sr1 221 W, Krack $1., Forrest, III., 37, 142, 160 Bocherl, kae 15:1 Mountain Home, Ark. 37 Bmley, Berni: Hayes 1Fr1 Box 143, Enola, Ark, 66, 134, 178 Bailey, James H., Jr. 1Jr1 R1. 3, Glen Rock, Penn, 52, 139, 143, 172 Bailey, Marsha 151 313 N. Parkway, E1 Domdo, Ark 58, 133, 144 151. 205 Bailey, Puyma 1Jr1 325 Virginia 51.. Hobart Ind., 52. 144-. 145. 152. 205 Baird. Ann 1Jr1 R1. 1, Hardy. Ark, 52, 140. 143. 149 Baird, Charles Demon 1Fr1 R1. 1. Box 1, W111iford, Ark, 66 Baird, Deanna Marie 1Fr1 Box 11, Hardy, Ark, 66, 143, 149 Baker, Fonda Lou 1Fr1 Box 194, Bradford, Ark, 66 Baker, Jerry Van 1Fr1 N Powhatan SL, Arling1on 5, Va., 66, 130, 131 142, 179 Baker, Peggie 1Jr1 Box 221. Pnngburn, Ark, 52, 127. 143, 160 Baker, Priscilla 151 1316 N, Powhatan 51., Arlington 5, 116., 58, 144, 140. 161 Bales, Mary Ethel 151 707 E051 Race 51., Searcy, Ark, 58, 125, 129. 133, 144, 161 Ballard. JeaneHe 151 Bax 660. Cu11man, Ala., 74 Ballard, Maribeth 1Fr1 6520 Marsh Ava, Huntsville, Ala. 66, 149 Barber, Robley T. 1Fr1 Clarendon, A!k., 66. 176 Barber, Wulmo Lynn ISrl Rt, 1, Box 137, Bold Knob, Ark, 37, 140 Burden, B111y Ray 15r1 705 Schoonover 51., Pocahontas, Ark., 37. 17B, 196, 205 Sumes, Barbara 1Jr1 Box 677, Sm. A, Seurcy, Ark. 52. 1115 Barnes, James Earl 1J11 Rt 4, Cookeville, Tenn, 52 Barnes. Nancy Carolyn 151 2103 Coin, Seogoville. Tex., 58. 160 Barnes, Ronald G1en 1Fr1 505 S. 7111, Hayfi, Mo., 66, 171 Barnes, WullEarn H. l$r1 505 57111. Hayri, Mo., 37 Burnett, Belly A. 151 Peck, Kon., 58. 155 Barre , Avnyd Ann 1Fr1 R1. 2, Derby, Kan., 66, 154, 205 Barren. Mary E. 151 924 E, Turner, Springfield 2. Mo., 58. 150 Eamey. Clarita D. 151 R1, 1, Rogers, Ark 53, 130. 159 Baskin. Mary E11en 151 Slur Route. Stilwell, 01:10.. 58, 155, 204 Bmemcn, Tommy 1Fr1 Rt, 2, Quitmun, Ark. 66, 177 Burey, Glenda K. 1Fr1 6101 501151 Court, Flint 5. Mich. 66, 14B Baucom, Robert Virgil 15r1 Box 128, Spring Hill, Tenn,, 37, 140, 176 Bnucom, Ron L. 1Jr1 Box 128, Spr'mg Hill, Tenn., 52 Baugh, Nancy Sue 1Fr1 803 Lamonte. Houston 13. Tax. 67, 140 anmm, Dwighr151 2613 N. W. 33rd 81., Oklahoma City 12, Okla, 58, 137. 17a BuyIiss, G. Bernard 1Jr1 3619 Portland, Shreveporr, Lo., 52 89011, Linda Faye 1Fr1 3633 Dumas 51., Memphis 7, Tenn, 67, 153 Beard, Beverley 1Jr1 521 Beverly Drive, Corlhage, Tex., 52. 129, 139, 145, 154 Beurden, Put A. 151 212 Blakeney, Searcy, Ark, 58, 144, 159 Bechdoldr, Anne 1Jr1 307 V, N. Cross, Searcy, Ark. 52 Bethe . Mary M. 151 606 E. McClain Dr., Sherman, Tex, 58, 163 3315, Potty Mane 1Fr1 15?4 Ave F, Freeparf, Tex., 67, 162 Belew. Joseph 1Fr1 4171 Millbmnch. Memph1s, Tenn. 67. 129. 145, 179 Bell. Ruben H. 1Jr1 1636 N. W. 6rh Ava, Gainesville, Flu., 52, 134 Belon1e,Ann 1Srl 1610 W. 17111, Texarkuno. Ten. 37 270 Bennett, Howard F. J!. 151 Rr. 6, Muyfie1d. Kv.. 58. 168 Bennett. Linda Gail 151 R7. 1, Box 49. Fresco , Ark, 58. 165 Bennett, William Cliflon 1Sr1 R1. 6, Muvheld, Kv,, 37, 177 Bennen, William Edward 151 921 E, Market. Seurcy, Ark. 59. 142. 176 Benson. Jerry lSr1 Rt, 5, Searcy, Ark , 37, 172 Bentley, Anne 1Jr1 8305 5. Burchfield Dr., Oak Ridge, Tenn. 52, 130,. 143. 156 Barry, Sharon 15r1 815 N. Arthur, Little Rock, Ark, 37, 145, 159 Berryhill, John E. 151 510. A, Box 737, Searcy, Ark. 59. 133 Berryhill, Nairo Jean 1Jr1 5 Harding Dr., Seorcy, Ark, 74, 132, 161 Bessent, Behy Delores 15r1 Mineral Wells, W. Va.. 74 BESsenv, George tumor 1P. Grud1 4485 17th, Wyandotte. Mich, 76 Bens, Kmhy 1Fr1 R1. 1, Hickory erge, Ark., 67, 134 BeHs, Norman W. 1Fr1 RT. 1, McCrory. Ark., 67 Bilbo, Joel Kenney 1Fr1 505 N. Cross ,Seorcv, Ark. 67 Billingsley, Jun Jamison 1Fr1 541 N. Highland, Memph1s 12, Tenn.. 67.. 134, 177 Billingmn, Bill F. 1m 403 N. 1111: Fairview. 01:10.. 67. 176 Binkiey, Lydia 1Jr1 Rt. 1, Box 199, Clemmons. N. C.. 53. 140. 164 Bissen, Carol 1Sr1 1213 N. GrBHin, Okmu1qee, 01:10., 37, 141 Block, Barrie Sue 1Fr1 Box 128. Spring H111, Tenn., 67. 148 Block. Glenda 15r1 French Camp. Miss., 37 Black, Hollis M. 181 1429 Hawthorne Ter., Berkeley 3, C0116. 59, 139, , Block, Lundy Pm 151 129 Beacon, Lakeland, Flu., 74 Blackshear, Leveda Carol 1Fr1 R1, 1. 80: 141A, Hoxie, Ark, 67 BlockweN. Arthur Coy 1Fr1 1055 Cedar, Sand Springs, Okla. 67 Blackwell. Barbara Ann 151 6422 Wellsmur, St. Louis 33, Mo., 74 Blake, Tom 1er Box 44, 12:. 1, Cleveland. Ark, 37, 130, 135, 135. 176 Blucker, Hrilen Beth 151 701 E. Mnrkei, Seurcy, Ark.. 59 , , Blucker, Thomas 0. 1Fr1 2320 W. 16th 51., North Linle Rock, Adm, 67- 145. 179 Blucker, Troy James 15r1 2320 W. 16th St, Norfh Li1t1e Rock, Ark. 37, 153, 174 Blue, Anne A. 151 1123 Olive 51., Jonesboro, Ark 59, 166 3002, Barbara 1Jr1 223 W. 10111 St. Lorned. Kan, 53. 129. 150 8062, Robert H. 151 E504 E. Center, Seurcy, Ark. 59, 131 Bodiford, Regina M. 1Fr1 1859 Lausanne, Memphis 17. Tenn.. 67. 153' 50995. Dwight F. 151 Box 215. Huzen, Ark., 59. 172 Bolls, Jerry L 1Fr1 1400 Holden Ave., Newporr, Ark, 67, 134, 171 Bonne11, Charles Wilford 15r1 Rt. 7, Don1phun, Mo., 38. 174 Bowman, Donald 1.. 1Jr1 Rt. 3, Newport, Ark, 53, 139. 173 Bowman, Johnny M. 1Fr1 Rt. 1, Box 38, lTosco, Tex., 67, 168, 134 Bowman, Patricia M. 1.111 Leochviile, Ark., 53, 110. 152 Boykin, Louis V. 13r1 812 22nd Ave., Pine Bluff, Ark., 38, 173 Bracken, Peary P. 1Fr1 Box 344. Samsuw. Okla 67 Bracken, Norman A. 151 114 5. Formervilfe. Rushrnn, 16., 59 Bradbum, Joe E. 151707 N Lewis, New Iberia. 1.6., 59, 177 Bradford. Winnie 1Fr1 Rt. 1. Box 55.5hir1ey, Ark, 140 Bradley. Georgia Ann 1Fr1 Rr. 1. Box 261, Tuckermon, Ark, 67, 157 Brodsher, Bu1c1-n Doy1e 151 Pine St, Redor, Ark. 59, 172. 188 BrukefieId. Larry ISr1 109 E. Pine, Basvrop. La. Brunch, Doyne 1511 R1. 2, Box 148, Greenbriur, A1k., 38. 141 Brannon, M. Holly 151 647 Mimosa Blvd. RosweIl. 60.. 59, 149 Brunscum, Vivian 151 Mt. View, Ark. 59 - .. Bray, Vernon Hoyr 1Fr1 2461 Man AWL, New Orleans 14, 1.0., 67., 17 1 Brewer, Roben 1Jr1 6729 Macon 12d., Memphts B, Tenn, 53, 117, 11; 137. 175 Brewington, James 151 3 Holiday Lone, Texavkana. Tex.. 59, 174 Bridger, Ven1ro lGrl 2619 E, Stanford, Springfield. Mo., 76 Bridges. Nicholas 131 715 Carson 9d,. Ferguson 35, Mo., 59, 133 Bridges, Tommy Joe 1Sr1 R1. 6. Doniphon. Mo., 38. 166 Brock. Del M. 1Jr1 Box 660, Cullmun. Ala, 53, 132, 178, 184, 192 Brock, Gary L 151 3039 N. Howard, Springfield, Mo., 59. 179, 192 Broderrick. Carole Ann 15r1 R1. 1. Wurdell, Mo., 38 Brooks, Eatl Russell 1Fr1 323:1 Woodrow, Memphis 7, Tenn., 67 Brown, J. Alvis 151 Rt. 1, Evening Shade. Ark. 59 Brown, Don Glenn 15r1 Box 1401, Panhandle, Tex.. 38 Brown, Fred T. 1Fr1 9 Hedge Courf, Champaign. 111., 67 Broom, Harmon Caril 15r1 1121 Hanna, Grand Bfonc, Mich. 33. 129,136,143169 Brown, James C. 151 409 W. Main, Stanford, Kv.. 59 Brown, Larry A. 181 1506 Welsh, Memphis, Tenn, 59, 130, 171 Brown, Larry Max 1Jr1 84 S. Sherman, Denver, C010., 53 Brown, Sarah EIizobeTh 15r1 McNab, Ark. 38, 153 Brown, Thomas Lee 1Jr1 1047 N. Sheridan,Wichi1u 3, Kan. 53, 175 Bruster, James 1511 341 S. Houston. Aronsos Poss. Tex.. 38 Buchanan, Janene lSr1 Rt. 11, Box 135, Springfield, Mo., 38. 163 Bury, Andrea Lynne 1Fr1 Redor, Ark. 67 Buffingmn, Roland Lamar 15r1 Box 352. Grove H111, A111, 38 Bullnk, Karen Lenore 1Fr1 10428 S. Eberhart, Chicago 28, 111., 67. 139 Bumpass, Peter Wayne 151 360 Richland, Apr. 2, Athens, 0.. 59. 133! ,1- Burchfield, Sandra 1Fr1 R1. 1. Box 37. Luke Vi11oqa. Ark, 67. 155 Burks, Dode 151 500 W. 3rd 51,. Trurh or Consequences. N. Mex 141, 169 Burleson, Randal Joe 1Jr1 R1. 1, Bernie, Mo., 53 Burnett Danna Sue 1Fr1 Rt. 2, Tal1hinu. 01110,. 67. 156 Burr, Margaret Ann 181 403 Loop Rd, Monroe, La., 59, 165 Burt, Nancy V, 1Fr1 307 Wes? 7111, Nor1h 1.111112 Rock, Ark, 67, 134, 11 Bunon. Dan1el Harding 151 Bo: 297, Bells. Tenn, 59. 132, 133 Burton. Terry F. 15r1 607 5. 3rd 51., Puragculd, Ark. 38. 178, 196 Bush, Doris Ann 151 Box 115, TO1ihing, 01:10.. 59. 140. 143. 162 Bu1ler. Jerry 151'1 2900 W. 25rh 51.. Little Rock, Ark. 38 Edna Dorris 15r1 Box 15, Potts Camp, M155., 38, 7B Hmhwn Lois 151 1404 S. Lowe, Stuttgart, Ark., 59, 157 Jean 1Fr1 1404 S. Lowe, SfuhgarT.,Ark., 67, 154 2'10 1Fr1 Box 414, Searcy, Ark, 67 1.1101518011 72,016rks, Mo., $9,131,133.161 C . Ann M 315 E7111 51., El Dorado, Ark, 67, 141, 150 . 1191111 25 Glendale Ave., Winsted, Conn, 67, 157 don Dean 15r1 208 S. E, 51h, Plainview, 1311., 33. 175 Carter151 1537 W. Ave. 3., Muleshoe, Tex., 59, 168, 184 -h Earl 151 818 N. Third 51., McAlesrer, Okla, 59, 178, 184 Madeline 151 Me1baurne, Ark, 59, 144, 152 Emmet! 151 10212 Santa Paula N. 13,, Albuquerque, N. Mex., 59, E' 158 1115 Jo 1Fr1 505 N. Charles 51., Searcy, Ark., 67, 154 .15r1 Hitchcock, 5. D., 38 16md1419 E7111 51., Ada, 0111a,, 75 .. 11a 5. 1Fr1 R1. 2, SHgler, Okla, 67 fck 1Fr1 312 Williams. E651 Prairie, Mo., 177 Jahn 5. 151312 Williams, E651 Prc11rie, N16,, 59, 133, 177 Mich Ann 1Jr1 512 Wesson, El Dorado, Ark., 53, 127, 138 '1 16 Ray 1Fr1 7119 S. Wesley, Greenville, 19:1,, 67, 134, 174 M11!!! Annica 15r1 R1. 1, Box 195, Flomufon 3, Ala., 38, 78, 143, cosmmlncs Spero: 1Jr1 Muleo 6, Agros Georg1os Aihens, Greece, 9 dy Ray lJrl Box 44,Tulio,Tex.,53,120,131,169 Dian 1Fr1 Rt. 1, Rogers, Ark, 67 r13: Duane 151 R1. 3, Box 398, Pine B1uff, Ark., 59, 172 cruel Dale 15r1 22630 Hill, Warren, Mich., 38 ' Tommy Howard lJrl Rt. 2, Anson, Tex., 53, 17B, 184 11y Ann 151 Box 96, Kaiser Ark., 59 ny 151 912 E. Market, Searcy, Ark, 59, 178, 192 ck Henry 15r1 Lebo 121., Wesr Plains. Mo., 39 Kiel F. 1Jr1Ash F101, Ark., 53, 178, 188 , Rbna1d Lee 1Fr1 707 Ronnie Rd., Mad1son, Tenn., 67 ,Donno 151 111. 5, Cambridge, 0., 59, 127, 131, 134, 156 ' , Greta Gayle 1Jrl 123 N. Madison, La Grange, Ill., 53, 133, 165 '1 Winston lFr1 5504 Baseline, Linle Rock, Ark, 137, 184 m, Patricia Ann 15r1 R1. 2, Lincoln, Ark., 39, 134 James Alan 1Jr1 Rr. 1, Boy, Ark., 53, 1:33 Mwn Bishop 15r1 Lew1sv111e, 0.. 39 I; Patricia Kay 1Frl Pocahontas, Ark, 67 hharf Wayne 15r1 R1. 1, Metropolis, III., 39 ,Sandra1Jr13878Lyfle Circle, Memph1s 22, Tenn, 53, 129, 133 145, 153 1d 1Fr1 Adelaide House, So1ak 500111 New Village, KuaFo Lumpur, o, 67 Linda Lou lJrl 1178 Borg Ave., Temperance, Mich, 53 , John 1511 Box 583, Plu1ns,1ex., 39, 132, 174 0101'0181'1'8 V. 151 34-24 W. Pork, Houmo, Lo., 59, 133, 164 1 s,Darorhy1Jr1 103 N. Grand Ave., Brown5ville, Tenn., 53, 112, 1184. 166 ' Evin Ann 1511 1210 S. E. Jackson, ldabel, Okla., 39, 151, 204 1Jr1 Box Y. S. Ferry Rd., Shelter lsfand, N. Y., 53, 177 , fford D. 1Fr1 51 Ferry Rd, Shelter Is1und, N. Y., 67, 177 mrnld Watson 1.1r1 172B Woodmen? DL, Tuscumbia, A15, 53, 141, 43. 178 Jeff M. 1m 121.4, Puragould, Ark 67, 175 Robert T. lFrJ 1519 Holliday, Norman, Okla 67, 178 , Suzanne 1Fr1 251 Bruce, Shreveport, Lu., 67, 148 ', Robert Neil 151 R1. 1, Bakesville, Ark, 59 ,1; Patricia C. 151 715 S. Maple, Covington. Tenn., 59. 148 Anna Be1le 1Sr1 121. 2, Rogersville, Mo., 39, 119, 128, 141, 143, . 1 DaVid Ne1son 151 6701 Vic10riu Ave., FT. Warfh 18, Tex,, 59, 134, . .15 I Eddie Chur1es 1Fr1 Box 177, R1. 5, SprIngdu1e, Ark.. 67, 131 Marityn J. 1Fr1 1910 E. High, Springfield, Mo., 67, 133. 166 1,Lindc1 151 410 S. Buchanan, Lofayerre, 16., 59, 127, 130, 131. 1 3, 154 , .n, Oscar 5. 1Jr1 1110 W. P1eusure, Secrcv, Ark., 53 yr. Charlotte Ann 1Fr1 101 Collier Dr., Clule. Tex.. 67, 148, 205 1113, Ruth Ann lJr1 Omaha, Ark, 53, 158 mbus, P6010 N. 1Fr1 918 Austr1an, Grand Prairie, Tex., 67. 165 , Roberr Dee 15r1 Alamo, Tenn.,39,118,134,143,174 , Jack D.151 Box 906, V1viun,Lo., 59, 131, 133, 169 in, Sarah Ellen 1Fr1 Box 906, Vivian. La.. 67, 160 -l, Berry Budley lJr1 R1. 1, Rogers, Ark, 53, 145 -1,Harold Dean lFrl 809 E. 10111 51., El Dorado. Ark., 67 5, Stanley W. 15r1 Rt. 2, Newport, Ark., 39, 171 .lly, Gary W. 151 503 Conam, Columbia, Tenn., 59, 174 er, Gene 15r1 210 W. Academy Ave., Searcy, Ark, 39. 127. 134. 137, 142, 143, 205 ,, Gene Dupree 15r1 Rr. 4, Box 75, Florence. Ala., 39, 131 r, Barbara A. 151 1302 Power, Batesville, Ark., 59 nper, LFoyd L. 1Jr1 Rf. 1, Box 177, Griffithville, Ark, 53 ,er. Shirley 151 1302 Power, Batesville. Ark., 59 ., , Myra E. 1Jr1 Rt. 4, Searcy, Ark., 53, 134, 166 1 ' , Nancy J111 151 R1. 4. Seorcy, Ark, 59, 166 Cape, Sandra R. 1Jr1 3609 N. Harding, Fort Worrh, Tex., 53, 162 Copeland, Barbara Ann 1Fr1 Box 56, Decmur, Ark, 74 Copeland, Charles V. 1Fr1 Box 28, R1. 2, Lake Park, G6,, 67, 168 Comm, PICK: 8. 151 R1. 1, Box 89, Greenfie1c1, Mo., 59., 130, 159 Corum, Florence A. 151 R1, 1. Box 89, Greenfield. Mo., 59, 159 Cossey, Jimmy Lee 1Fr1 R1. 1, Climon, Ark., 74 Corrrell, Philip R. 1Jr1 2016 Beecher 13121., S. W., Aflanfo 11, 60., 53, 1715 Courtney. Tomie Sharon 1Fr1 1200 Cullen Dr., Bastrop, L6,, 67, 150 Cowan, Omugene V. 1Fr1 1300 E, Market, Seurcy, Ark 67 Cox, Bern1e Lynn 1Fr1 313 Hospital, Jacksonville. Ark, 67, 184 Craig, Susan E. 151 16 Frontenac Place, Godfrey, 111,, 59, 148 Cranford, Judith Ann 1H1 620 Harrell, El Dorado, Ark., 67, 127, 133, 160 Crawford, EJTzubeth Ann 1Jr1 Box 162, Waldron, Ark, 53, 132, 145, 150 Crawford, Jann1e Lynn 1Fr1 4617 leatherwcod, Memphis 17, Tenn, 67, 165, 204 Cruw1ard, Kay N. 1Fr1 Box 162, Woldron, Ark, 68, 150 Crawford, Vernon Bruce lFr1 1104 S. W. Hwy. 62, M1. Home, Ark, 184 Crider, RondaH B. 1Fr1 5335 Quince R6,, MemphIs 17, Tenn 68, 178, 184, 205 Crippen, Margaret Grace151 635 N. Merrill Ave., Park Ridge, 111., 134. 139 CrispeH, Richard James 1Jr1 R1. 1, Cuyura, N. Y., 53, 138, 176 Crook, Betty Ann 1Fr1 604 St. Regis Dr., West Helena, Ark, 68, 151 Crosby, Charles Edward 15r1 201 Keily, Emerprise, A111, 39, 168 Cross, Sherry Sue1Fr1 121.7, Box 545, Dallas, Tex., 68 Crow, Donny E. 1Fr1 Rt. 2, Box 111, Altheimer, Ark 68, 168. 185 Crumb, Myrna Lou 15r1 1925 5. Santa Fe,W1:hifc 11, Ken. 40, 159 Cruse, Bonnie Dell 151 Box 63, Cherry Valley, Ark 60, 150 Cunningham, John 1Jr1 6813 Robin Dr,, ChuHanoogu 11, Tenn., 53 Cunningham, Roger 1Fr1 102 Nance, Ripley, M155, 68 Cunningham, Sandra 1Fr1 401 W. Pleasure, Seorcy, Ark. Dabbs, Mary Ann 1Jr1 Box 1, Beedew'He, Ark, 53, 156 Dalton, Doris Jean lJr1 1201 E. Market 51., Seurcy. Ark., 53 Dalton, Frank 151 2005 Wismer, Overland, Mo., 58, 143, 176 Daniel, Jacqueline Frances lFr1 2215 Idaho, DO11GS, Tex., 6B, 130, 155 Dan1el, John F. 1Jr1 Rt, 2, Prescott Ark, 53, 167 Dan1el, Judirh D. 151 2215 Idaho, Da11as, Tex,, 60, 155 Darling, Katie 15r1 R1. 5, Noshvil1e,Ark.,40. 155 Dar1ing, Peggy June 151 R1, 5, Nashville, Ark, 60, 155 DarneH, Karen Janet 15r1 Box E, Muleshoe, Tex., 40, 143, 145, 163 Durter, Regfna Kay lFrl 303 E. Mom, Atkins, Ark, 68, 151 Daugherty, Karen 151 2641 Iowa, Granite City, 111,, 60, 144 Dauhon, Freddie Don 1Jr1 309 E051611'1 51., Quanoh, Tex., 53, 175 Davenport Billy G. 1,111 R1. A, Yeilwlle, Ark, 53 Davidson, Earl D. 1Fr1 1471 56. Perry 51,, MonrgOmery 4, Ala., 68, 131, 133, 179 Davis, Ccro1Jeon 151 209 McFar1und, Bronson, Mo., 60 Davis, E. Berry 181 Srh Ave., Fayetteville, Tenn, 60, 133, 142, 175 Davis, Larry R. 1Fr1 1705 Ross, Springdale, Ark, 68, 145, 174 Davis, Lyle 1Fr1 209 McFarland, Bronson, Mo., 68 Dav1s, Mary Lou 151 R1. 2, Pocahontas, Ark , 60, 151, 205 DGV1S, Wes1ey Joe 1F11 2850 E1li011 Ava, Medford, Ora, 68, 179 Davis, William 15r1 205 W. Academy, Searcy, Ark., 40 Day, David L. 131 R1, 1, Ripley, Miss., 60, 143, 172 Dean, Chris 181 209 W11110m5 Ave., Searcy, Ark, 40, 127, 178 Dean, Richard T, 1Fr1 209 Williams Ava, Searcv, Ark, 68, 178, 184 Deerin, Roy Deon 15r1 1282a Morton, 51. Lou1s, Mo., 40. 176 Deoson, Nancy Jean 1Fr1 Rt. 4, Rogers. Ark, 68 DeBourd, Mary Jo 1Fr1 5040 Civil Eng. Group, OFF 8655, Seattle, Wash, 68, 157 Dedmon, Barbara S. 1Fr1 121.4,M11on, Tenn, 68. 151 Danor, Paul H, 1Fr1 100 W951 Harding, Mor1110n, Ark, 68. 172 Delony. Brenda Kay 1Fr1 217 5. Laurel, Hope, Ark, 68, 148, 205 Denningmn, Rebecca 1Jr1 Box 91, Lewisv111e, Ark, 53, 130, 140. 162 DePriesr, Billy 1Jr1 Star Route. 111991115011, Ark., DeVore, Charles W. 1Jr1 206 5, Holly, Beebe, Ark, 53 Dhomey, W11116-m Bryant 15r1 Box 2, Judsonio, Ark, 40 Dickerson, Bertie Ann 1Fr1 Clarenden, Ark, 68, 160 Dickson, Anim June 1Fr1 9900 Kenny Lane,Wich1m, Kansas., 68. 148 D1en, Jacob 14095111 1Fr1 16 Minden Ava, 2nd FL, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 68 D111Gl'd, 01116 May 151 1622 Semiinger Rd., San Antonio, 151., 60, 143, 164 Diller, Monhn R. 1Midge1 151 4096 Pr'ddue, Dallas, Tex., 60, 134, 153 Deckery, James Edward 1Fr1 1023 Young. Springdale, Ark, 68, 130, 134, 145, 174 Dodd, Berry Lou 151 810 East Chickasaw, Sollisow, 01:16., 60, 151 Dapon, Ronofd 1Fr1 152 15111 81., Wheeling, W, Va. Daron, Ronald H. 1Fr1 152 15111 51., Whee11ng, W. V0,, 68, 134, 169 Dory, Judy 151 Ne1son, Mo., 74, 141, 157 Douglas, Homer 1Fr1 Green Forest, Ark. Dozier, Rodger Ray 151 Box 452, Forrest, 111,, 60. 177 Bugger, Donald E1511 4208 W. Vi11ord, Milwaukee, Wisc., 40 Duke, James A. 151 314 Ouk1cnd, Magnolm, Ark, 60. 172 Dunn, Monicic Ann 151 6212 Bresslvn Rd., Nashville. Tenn., 60, 165 Dunn, Sharon Kay 1Jr1 Box 144, B1ggers, Ark, 53, 125, 129, 134, 166 Durham, Ronald Dufe 1Fr1 Box 284, Harrisburg, Ark. Dye, W111idm B. lFr1 804 S. Main, Benton, Ark, 68, 172 Dyer, Diane 1Jr1 1631 N. 25111 51., Lawtun, Okla, 53, 129, 130, 143, 153. 205 Dykes, Lmina 1Jr1 714 East Center, Secrcy, Ark., 53, 139, 161 Dykes, Pafrick H. 151 710 E, Center, Seorcy, Ark, 60 271 Ends, Darlene R. 151 6917 N. Tacoma, Indianapolis, Ind., 60, 164 Eades, Dunc: Sue 1Fr1 500 LeLia Dr., Kennett, Mo., 74 Earl, B111 Gordon 151 435 Westminismr, Houston 24. Ten, 60 Eckerberg, Ann 1Jr1 4140 Cambridge, Kansas City, Kan., 53, 134, 162 Eddins, Tifman Eugene 1Fr1 603 Eastern Dr., Memphis, Tenn.. 68, 177 Eddlaman. Dalton 151 R1. 1, Box 155, Marianna, Ark, 60. 137, I74 Edge. Otis H.. Jr. 1Fr1 2602 Williams Ave., Camden, Ark, 68, 142, 174 Edwards. Linda Kay 151 1837 College. BatesviJle, Ark, 60, 165 Eisenhour, Avis W. 1Fr1 1700 10111 St, Galena Park. Tex.. 68 Eldridge, Michael 1Jr1 1609 S. W. 52nd, Oklahoma City. Okla. Elkins, Dovfd Neil 1Fr1 Rf. 2, Pocahontas, Ark., 68. 173 E10011. Judith Lynn 151 200 S. Blantun, Searcy, Ark, 60, 151 E1115, Evelyn Louise 1Fr1 480 Aylerre, Fayette, Ala., 68, 130, 137, 162 E1115, Morris Ray 1Fr1 Rr. 1, Monew, Mo., 68, 170 Elmore, Elmo Jean 1Fr1 2017 E. Vaile Ava, Kokomo, Ind, 68 By, Elizabeth Cfoir 151 1508 Tulip Ava, Searcy, Ark., 60, 132, 133, 159 Emunue1, Mary Ann 1Sr1 R1. 1, Happy Hill Farm, Highland Horne, Ala., 40, 143, 162 Engfand, Robert 1Fr1 119 S. Whitman 51., Alvin, Tex., 68, 175 English, Sharon R. 1Jr1 Lynn, Ark, 53 Eng1ish, Sonia 1Jr1 1410 Hamilton, Menu, Ark., 53, 133, 157 Eoff, Lorry Lee 1Fr1 P. O. Box 5613, Eustrop, La.. 68, 178 Epperson, Mona Judy 1Jr1 2307 10111 Ave. N., Halevville, Ala, 74 Epps, Patricia Ann 1Fr1 2816 Bolch, Shreveporr, 10., 68, 158 Esheiman, John 15r1 Brewster. Wash, 40 Esfep, C1aud G. 1Fr1 Box 1213, Searcy, Ark, 74 Esrep, Claudia J. 1Fr1 Secrty, Ark, 68. 134. 156 Estes, Edgar A. 151 Box 213. Jacksonville, Ark, 60, 172, 196 Estes, Judy 1Jr1 Rr. 2, Huckleburg, A10 133, 143, 166 Eubanks, Jane R. 1111 Rt. 7, Box 12, Paragcu1d, Ark, 53. 157 Evans, Donald Roy 1Jr1 4151 Northwest, Miami, Okla. Evans, Judy Lee 181 811 N. Morrfl, Morrihon, Ark, 60, 127, 129, 133, 142, 144, 166 Evans, Thomas Vann 1Fr1 Rt. 1, Alamo, Tenn.. 68, 174 Everett, Bobby Lou, 15r1 Salem, Ark., 40 Everett, Cnfhia Ann 1Fr1 41 Sunnydule, Little Rock, Ark.. 68. 165 F Fairlev. Douglas A. 1Fr1 424 W. Quinn, Osceola, Ark.. 68, 134, 172 Farrar, Paul 1Jr1 901 N. 56 51,, F1. Smith, Ark., 53, 143, 167, 184 Farris, Jon 11r1 912 N. Salisbury, W. Lafuyefre, Ind, 53, 79, 137, 138 Farris, William 5., Jr. 18r1 912 N, Salisbury, W. Lafayette, Ind., 40, 168 Fuulas, Jerry T. 151 111. 5, Box 32, Neosho, Mo., 60, 169 Fen1ey, Jennie 1Fr1 7136 S. 7111 PL, Phoenix 40, Ariz., 68, Ferguson, Freda 151 112 Formere Circle, N. L1111e Rock, Ark, 60, 144, 155, 205 Fer!elI,A1ber1 John 15r1 11058 Wing Ave., Chicago 17, 111., 41, 173 Fields, Mary Rebeca: 1Fr1 5913 Boufall, Metairie, La., 68 Fields, Sandra 1Jr1 R1. 6, Box 135, Crossville, Tenn.. 54, 143. 151 , 157 Finley, Marilyn R. 151 4121 1 Wilcox, P1ymourl1, Mich, 60, 159 Finley, Thomas G. lSr1 4121 1 Wilcox, P1yrnouH-n, Mich., 41, 141, 176 Flessner. Jennie A. 11:11 2300 W. Marina Dr., Moses Lake, Wash, 54, 154 Flippin, Mary F. 1Fr1 Box 165, Reyna, Ark, 68, 116, 134, 161 Ford, Jack 15r1 821 Pehibone, Flint, Mich, 41 Fore, David 15rl 515 32nd St, Vienna. W. Va., 41 Forsee, James Milton 1Fr1 4131 Eaton Ave., Kansas Cify, Kan., 68, 134, 175 Fouss, David W. 151 604 2nd 51.. New Matamcrus, 0., 60, 143, 179 Fouss, Douglass, 1Fr1 604 2nd St, New Matamoras, 0., 68, 179 Fowler, PhyHis Ann 151 Ash Flar, Ark. 60, 154 Fox, Velda M. 1Fr1 MFnamI Wells, W. Va., 68. 163 Franks, Margaret W. 1Fr1 3900 Lake Shore Dr., Chicago, 111., 68 Franks, Maurice R. 151 R1. 1. 01d Kensefr Rd., Searcy, Ark, 60, 139 Frazer, James Hall 151 704 Randall Dr., Seurcy, Ark. Frazier, Judith Kaye 151 Box 1205, 516. A, Seurcv, Ark., 60. 152 Frazier. Sheila Gwynne 151 1939 Greenwood, Savannah, GEL, 60, 144. 150 French, Larry W. 1Fr1 807 E. Park Ava, Searcy, Ark, 613, 175 French, Ronald 1.. 151 14 S. Roosevelt, Libera1, Kan., 60. 174 Friley, 3111 Gene 15r1 2394 Michigan Rd,, Port Huron, Mich, 41 Fry, Karen Lynn 1511 Rt 3, Lake City, Ark, 41, 153 Fugft. C. L. 15r1 1417 St Marys, Jefferson City, Mo., 41, 141 G Gaciberry, Anthony 1Fr1 421 Coilege Pk. Dr., N. Little Rock, Ark., 68, 134. 145. 174 Guhr, Kenny E. 1Fr1 1104 N. Horreil, Wynne, Ark., 68, 168. 184, 205 Guinea, Tom 15r1 2115 Woodcresf. Indianapolis 27, 1nd., 41, 177 Gaifher, Curtis Wayne 15r1 6534 Ar1zonu Ave.. Hammond, 1nd.. 41, 178, 196 Gaifher, Neva Dawn 1Jr1 1510 N. 31., Bedford, Ind., 54 Gambrell. Melvin B. 1Fr1 21-511 H Lemon 51., APO 942, Anchorage, A165., 68, 176 Gansner, Coral 1Fr1 1702 N. Keeb1er $1., Collonsville, 111., 6B, 163 Ganus, Clifton Lloyd 111 1Fr1 208 5. Cross, Searcy, Ark. 133, 134. 178 Gardner, FrEd Lynn 15:1 1242 Adams, Salinas, Calif., 41, 142, 174 Gardner. James W. 1Fr1 1242 Adams, Salinas, Calif.. 68, 174 Gardner, Martha Lynn 151 Box 82, Biggers, Ark, 60, 166 Gardner, Paul M. 151 903 34th 51., Vienna, W. V11. 60. 172 272 Garner, Mary Haie 151 Box 235. Calico Rock,Ar1:., 60. 158 Gurrefson, Betty l. 151 2111 Corbin St, Shreveport, La., 60, 132, 137, 151 Garrett. Anna Marie 1Jr1 399 College 81.. Winchester, Ky., 54, 130 Gurreft, John 1Jr1 3415 Reed Lane, Fort Smilh. Ark. Garrett, Verna Male 151 12 Kaw Drive, Highland, Salisburv,50ufhem Rhodesia. 60. 130 Gorfrncn, Peggy Jane 1Fr1 9414 Colonel Glenn Rd, Little Rock, Ark, 68, 152 Goskill. Anna Mae 1Fr1 Rt. 2. Huntsville, Ark, 68. 154 Guskins, Tom Jr. 151 Palmdale, Fla.. 60. 127, 139, 179 Gaston. A1 15r1 5214 W. Mountain 51.. Stone Moumain. 60., 41 Gaston, Donna 1Pos: Gr.1 59 N. Whee1ing, Tulsa 10. 01:16., 76 Gafeley, Sue W. 1Fr1 Rf. 1, Box 116, Olympia, Wash, 69, 133, 137, 159 Gafewood, Robert Gene 1Fr1 R1. 2, Campbell, Mo., 69, 167 Geisler, Marcia Jane 1Jr1 37 Hadden, Bridgeporf 5, Conn, 54, 108, 112, 139 Gentry, Leah A; 151 R2. 1 Alhambra, 111,, 60, 134, 143. 144 Geffys, Dan 12. 1Fr1 Box 179, Waterloo, Ind., 69. 125, 130, 131, 133, 174 Gibson, Erna H. 1Jr1 521 Herchel Dr., Tampa, Fla., 54, 148 Gilbert Gary 151 1102 Edgedale Dr., 51. Marys, W. Va, Gilbrefh, Lonnie James 151 R1. 1, Box 216, Hoxie. Ark., 60 6115mm, Phyllis 151 5832 Rosslyn Ava, Indianapolis 20, Ind.. 60, 140. 155 Gish, Juane 181 517 N. 44th 51., Ft. Smirh. Ark., 60, 165 Goafley, Leland E. 151 8041 Paterson. Berkeley 34, Mo., 60 Godby, Larry 1Fr1 27 Oxford Ava, Doy1on. O. Gains, David L. 151 Rt. 1, Beech Grove, Ark., 60. 168 Golden, David Louis 1Fr1 3507 Ave. L, Nederland. Tex., 74 Golleher, James H. 1Fr1 405 Georgia, E1 Darudo, Ark, 69 Gooden, Benny L. 1Fr1 Box 367, Corlisie, Ark, 69, 133, 134 Goodman, Carey F. 1Fr1 Hwy. 39 5.. Jonesboro, Ark. 69, 139, 145, 174 Goodman, Jewel 15r1 121. 3, Box 2, Ponage'ville, Mo., 41. 129. 145. 157 Goodwin, Kennerh Alan 1Fr1 104 Sidney, Lafayette. Lo.. 74 Gordon, Linda Lou 151 1201 E. Market, Searcy, Ark., 60, 143, 160 G056, Bill 15r1 Box 128, Leponto, Ark, 41, 171 Grady. James Forresr15r1 100 N. Ava, Jacksonville, Ark., 41, 172 Gruddy, Jill 151 1908 W. 4151 51.,Tu13a, Ok1a., 60, 129. 134, 137 Groff, Linda 1Sr1 2020 Laverne, N. W., Hunfsvllle. Ala., 41, 79, 120, 137, 1 61 Graft Marilyn Lee 151 2020 Laverne Dr., Hunfsville, Ala, 60, 134, 137, 161' Grant. Quem Carl 15r1 904 W. Race, Seurcv, Ark. Green, Anna Lou 151 1735 Indian Boundary 111:1, Chesterton, 1nd., 61, 129, 132,140,143,164 Green. Gwen 1Jr1 430 Blockworth, Miami, 01:10., 54, 134, 164 Green, Myrna Joyce Ur! 4921 DodT Ave., New Orleans 26, 1.3., 54 Green, Parricia Ann 15r1 Rt. 6, Doniphun, Mo., 41 , 79 Green, Richard 151 R1. 6, Daniphan. Mo., 61, 168. 196 Green, Sondra Faye 15:1 4921 Dodt Ave., New Orleans 26, La., 41 Grenwelge, Martha 1Fr1 Rr. 1, Scranton, Ark, 69 Griffin, Amelia Ann 151 R9. 11, Box 607, Pine Bluff, Ark, 61, 153 Griffin. F. Ray 15r1 Rt. 1, Greenwood, Ark, 41, 16B. 184 Griffith, Thomas 1Fr1 Box 229, Mammoth Spring, Ark., 69 Grissom, Ruben Ansel 151 Rt. 2, Box 48, Willinon. Fla., 61, 131. 170 Guflick, William F. Sr! 7525 Horger. Deorborn, Mich., 42 Guning, Sidney J. 151 Granger, M0,, 61 Gwin, Gerald L. 1Jr1 501 N. Moss, Searcy, Ark, 54, 167 H Hockeft, Berkeley 181 7559 Jewell, Walled Lake, Mich.. 61. 130. 176 Hadley, Regina Ann 151 5917 Ariel, Hous'ron 36, Ten, 61, 140, 144, 150 Huger, Max 151 203 5. Charles, Searcy. Ark.. 140 Haines, Rewey Lance 1Fr1 555 Coral Dr., New Orleans, Lu., 69, 145, 175 Hule, Bryon Allen 1Fr1 Rr.'1, Danville, Ark, 69 Haley, Berry Ann 1Fr1 R1. 2. Box 30. Batesville, Ark., 69, 156 Hall. Bob 1Jr1 531 Hill Ave., Henderson, Tenn.. 54, 133 Hall, Freda Marie 1Jr1 20 W. 2nd 51.. Hohenwald, Tenn.. 54, 133 H611, George 151 507 S. Main, Mt. Pleasant, M1ch., 61, 175 H011, Philip 15r1 Rt. 1. Muyfield, Ky. Hull, Wyzonn Faye D. 1Fr1 Lake Cify, Ark, 69, 160 Hal'rom, Lorem J. 18r1 1214 Mary 51., Camden. Ark, 42. 137, 155 Halrorn, Peggy Joy 1Fr1 1214 Mary 51.. Camden. Ark, 69 Hamuker, June? O'Hara 1Fr1 118 E. Burnett, Dumas. Ark.. 69, 150 Hamby, June 1Sr1 613 E. Nelson St, Rockwood, Tenn.. 42, 145, 157 Hernia , Billy Conn 1Jr1 412 W. 5f11 51., Kennett Mo., 54. 160 Hancock, Robert Kim 1Fr1 Rt. 7, Box 52, Springfield, 111., 69 Hardcasrle, Kerry 1Jr1 Rf. 1. Pongburn, Ark.. 54, 140, 158 Hardy, Karen Lynne 1Fr1 729 N. Main, Jacksonville, 111., 69, 155 Harris. Cora Sue 1Fr1 4014 Alpine Ave., Memphis 8, Tenn.. 69, 156 Harris, Phillip K. 1Jr1 Rt. 6, Columbia, Tenn.. 54, 174 Harrison, Wendell Dean 1Sr1 Harrisburg, Ark, 42, 163. 192 Horf. Mary Lou 15r1 7609 N. W. 32nd 51., Oklahoma Cify, Okla, 42, 166 Harrer, Fioru Lavon tsrl 407 N. Portoqe 51.. Buchanan, Mich, 42 Harvester, Sherion Kay 1Jr1 R1. 1, Pocahontas, Ark... 54 Hesse , Cynthia J. 1Jr1 Box 1513, Judsonia, Ark.. 54 Hastings, Charles D. 1Fr1 414 Poplar, Sal1fsaw, 01:16.. 69 Huverly, Neil M. 1Fr1 Clark Rd., Perry TownshEp, 0., 74 Hawkins, Raymond 1Fr1 409 Brentwood Ave., Jacksonville. N. C., 69. 129,- 137, 178 Hawkins, Thomas 15r1 954 61h Place 5. 5., Mason C11y, 16., 42, 139, 141, 167 Hawks, Sarah 151 169 Roosevelt Rd.. Jacksonville, Ark., 61 , 164 Hawrhorne, Diane 151 120 E. Beverly, Lafayette, La. Hawthorne, Donald M. 151 120 E. Beverly Dr., lufuyaffe, La. S1 1231 5. Indianapolis. Tulsa 12, 01:10.. 61, 139, 159 F. 1Fr1 Lashley House, E. Park, Seurcy, Ark, 69 Gerry 1Fr1 1075 Palmer, Plymouth, mm, 69, 176 Curl 1Jr1 Box 96,Malre11c1,$ C.,137 Hlidi 1J111463rd51.N.W.,51msburg, 0-.54.144.159 Tom 1Jr1 1.11119 Hocking, 0., 54, 143, 172 06191! W. 1Fr1 R1. 7, Springfiel'd, 111., 69, 176 my Sue 1Fr1 R1. 2, Judsonlu, Ark 69 ,Cnlen15r1901 46th 51., Vienna, W. Va., 42 51611951512925 Callege, SpringField, Mo., 184 1111 1.011 1Fr1 620 E 4111 51.,Moun1cuin Horne, Ark, 69, 155 Key 1M 31. 3, Greenbrier, Ark., 54. 140, 157 . - 1Jr1 Box 125, Dierks, Ark, 54, 152 .. Jean 151 R1. 2, Box 956, Hcyri, Mo., 61, 153, 204 $1111. 1,logonspor1, Ind, 61, 133, 145. 150 Sandra 1511 3108 Rainer 51., Memphis 7, Tenn., 42, 118, 124, 7136. 137 Harrie? Sue 1Sr1 2113 E. Brisrol Rd., F11n17, Mich, 42, 117, 129 150 1136mm lGrad1 Bradford, Ark. am Ann 1511 Box 524. Tuckerman, Ark, 42 Beth 15130: 524, Tuckerman, Ark.. 61. 143. 145. 163 an, 1.01616 Meredhh 1811 Box 576, Hazelhursr, Miss., 42, 161 W.1Fr1 1109 Carfhage, Forf Smith, Ark, 69, 131, 167 3 Larry 1Fr1 106 N.Chc1rles,5earw Ark. law J.1Fr1622 Balfour Rd., W. Memphis. Tenn. Curl? Welch 15r1 2344 Johnson Rd.. Gerrnumown, Tenn.. 42, 5 . Rogar1Jrl429 W. 2nd, Flainfield, N. J., 74 317111 fSr1 2708 N. W. 13111 St, Oklahoma City, Okla., 42 .Mifa Joyce 1Fr1 1121 E. 18111 51., Texarkunu, Ark, 69, 130, 142 Gauge Alvin 151 1121 E. 18111 51., Texarkana, Ark., 74, 171 Peggy Lnuisa 1511 R1. 1, Box 201, Wilson, A111,, 42, 163 Barbara ISrI Box 307, Columbia, 16.. 42, 155 Bum Carolyn 1Jr1 R1. 1. Princeton, 1.0., 54, 153 Howard Warner 1Fr1 R1. 2, Spearwllle, Lu., 69 Jerry B. 151 Box 307, Columbia, L0,, 61, 179 ,.Chrlsrina 1Fr1 R1. 2, Clinton, Ark., 69, 131, 142, 148 , Raban W. 1Fr1 R1. 2. Clin1on, Ark., 69, 139. 169 hine 15r1 1500 Green, Newport, Ark, 42 1.111119: 1Jr1 R1. 3, Newport. Ark., 134 A110 Thomas 1Jr1 5621 Hadley. Ft Worth, Tex., 54, 131, 169 , Carolyn Rosumary 151 1247 N. W. 3151 Ave., Gainsville, Flu., 61 , Eevariy Annl Fr1 Box 153, Kense11, Ark. 4 10, Jan Milton 151 109 S. Turner, Searcy, Ark., 61, 130, 134, 172 mes Thomas 151 1120 N. 01d Manor, Wichila 8, Kan, 61, 130, 171 O , Fred M. 1Fr1 121.3,Springdole, Ark., 69, 145, I74 . Marilyn Carol 15r1 1005 Durand, Him 3, Mich, 42, 120, 126, 7, 142 , Hazel Virglnia 1Jr1 Box 204, Waldo, Ark., 54, 148 Edward Eugene 1Fr1 1205 S. 58111 51., Birmingham, Ala., 69, 175 ' Paul 1511916 E, Washington, Athens, Ala., 43, 142, 167 1011, David M. 1Jr1 1100 Cliffun Lane, Nashville 4, Tenn, 54, 133, 34. 137, 174 . Edward 151 R1. 1, Sedgewickville, Mo., 61, 167 Barbara Sue 1Jr1 2544 Fairview Ave., Detroit 14, Mich, 54, 130, 160 Carolyn 15316er 151 51rawberry, Ark, 74 30151205 N Grand, Searcy, Ark. 61, 161 . Leora Shuran 151 62 Myrtle, Salinas, Calif. 74 1 Richard T. 151 2656 W. Ave. N., San Angelo, Tax 61, 131, 133, 9, 174 .7696! Jerry 15r1 810 W. 1481b 51., East Chicago, Ind., 43, 173 . June15r1 R1. 1, Greenwuy, Ark, 43, 121 Donald Lee 151 26875 Nichols 51., Boron, Cul1f.. 61 . Bllly H. 15r1 Bald Knob, Ark, 43 rays, Carole 1Jr1 3295 Gufewood Dr., Memphis 8, Tenn., 54, 140, 166 rays, Judlth Grace 1Sr1 3295 Gatewood Dr., Memphis 8, Tenn, 43, 34,. 144 -Glorganne 151 1206 W. Center, Seorcy, Ark, 61, 165 Jerry 151 903 N. 48111 51., F1. Smith, Ark. . , Roberf L. 15r1 115 Wufnuf, Wulnur Ridge, Ark... 43, 167 ' James C. 1Jr1 386 Edge Ava, Vciparaisa, Fla., 54, 130 ry E. 1Fr1 124 Broakside Ave., San Jose, Calif., 69, 174 ,Charles Eddie Lid 1648 27 Sr. N., Birmingham, Ala, 54, 139, 173 J , Carolyn Sue 1Fr1 R1. 2, Box 15, Corning, Ark, 69, 154 . 7,Jucklyn Burn 1Sr1 1505 E. Moore, Seurcy. Ark. -., Bryan Kenneth 1Jr1 5181 Admiral Dr., Jacksonville, Fla., 54, 175, BB .'-, Margie Lou 1Fr1 Box 22, Okofona, Ark, 69. 125. 133. 134, 158 , Mary Lee 1Jr1 815 W, 6111 $1., Rector, Ark, 54, 151 ' , Joey E. 1Fr1 522 N. 2nd 5., Rogers, Ark, 69. 145,174 '15! 2390 W. 133rd Ave, San leondro, Colit, 61, 130, 134, 3 156 Jenkins, Richard 151 305 California Ave Camden, A111. Jennema, Sharon Sue 1Fr1 Box 128, Spring Hlll, Tenn., 69. 130, 205 Jennings, Richard Duke1Sr1 Box 171 Tulin. 1'01. 43, 175 Johnson, Allen Clark 1Fr1 1135 Limb Dr., Nashville. Team, 127 Johnson, Barbara 151 8075 Whifmmb, Dotroit, Mld1., 61. 165. 205 Johnson, Jan Lyn 1Jr1 421 Oakluwn, Luftwaffe, Lu., 74 Johnson, Iris Jean 1Jr1 405 Candlelight Lone. Port Landon, Tom. 54 Johnson, Kenne'lh L. 1Fr1 4705 Richmond, Kansas City, Kan., 70, 176 Johnson, Linda Lee 151-1 508 W. Main, Walnut Ridge. Ark 43. 155 Johnson, Raymond 151 1843 Laurel, Pine Bluff, Ark, 61, 172 Johnson, Roger Lee 1Jr1 R1. 1, Sfeens, Miss 54, 174, 188 Johnson, Shirfey 151 508 W. Main. Wolnuf Ridge. Ark. 61, 133. 155 Johnson, S'rennis E. 151 R1. 1, S1eens, Miss., 61, 174 Johnson, Thomas 1F1'1 3 Fairfie1d Dr., Westerly. R. I.. 74 Johnson, Wanda Jo 15r1 2837 Merle, Shrevepon, La., 43, 157 Jones, Daniel Howard 1Fr1 Box 75, Gilmore, Ark., 70, 167, 184 Jones, James E. 151 Box 660. Cullman, Ala. Jones, James Herbert 1Jr1 508 Whifeway, Brooksville, F1a., 54, 138 Jones, Joe Kei1h 15r1 Maynutd. Ark, 43 Jones, John P, 131 Box 417, Channelview, 1211., 61, 17B, 192 Jones, Lorry 1Jr1 470 Centenary Ave., Cleveland, Tenn., 54, 177 Jones, Rurh Ellen 1.111 202 E. Washington, Urbano, 111., 54 Jones, Tommie Cantrell 1Jr1 708 W: Academy, Searcy, Ark. Jones, Tommie Lou 181 Box 295, Parryville, Ark., 61, 125, 137, 151 Jones, Wilborn T. 1Fr1 975 Whi1e 51:1. Rd., MemphIs, Tenn, 70, 177 Joslin, Peggy PouleHe 1Jr1 323 W. 201'11 51., Norrh Line Rock, Ark, 54, 142 K Koil, Beniumin G. 151 1907 Augusta, Norrh Li1rle Rock, Ark., 62, 169 Kumes, Marilyn Kay 1Jr1 Box 12, R1. 3, Kevil, Ky., 54, 130, 143, 155 Keo'rhley, Suzun O. 1Fr1 810 Vine. Jacksonville. Ark.. 70 Keckley, 09an! E., Jr. 1$r1 R1. 1, Stone Mounwin, 60., 43, 173 Kee, Barbara A. 151 407 N. Hussey, Searcy, Ark, 62, 156 Kee. Doris Marie 151-1 407 N. Hussey, Searcy, Ark, 43, 156 Keeth, James 1Jr1 3802 Claiborne, Shreveport, La., 54, 16B Keaton. Bruce Glenn 151 1831 Northern, Independence, Mo., 62, 174 Keichline, Samuel 1Jr1 817 Main, Conneaut, 0., 54, 177 Kelley, Thomas Rober? 1Jr1 R1, 4, Bofesville, Ark, 54, 169 Kelly, B, JoAnn 1Fr1 6421 Brentwood 01., Fort Wonh 12, Tex., 74 Kelly, Ruben J. 15r1 302 Jackson, Doniphan, Mo., 44 Kelfon, Karen Kay 1Fr1 1104 Full'er, Paris. Ark. 70. 153 Kerby. Lenore Dale 1Jr1 1915 Sedona Lane, 00110: 32, Tex, 54, 140, 143, 160 Kemodle. David Ray 1Jr1 506 Washington, Wynne, Ark., 54, 174 Kernodla, Demon Lee 151 506 Washingron, Wynne, Ark, 62, 134, 171 Kerr, Cfara Mae 1Fr1 R1. 1, Hazan, Ark., 70. 154 Kile, Hugh EGrud1 Albion, Ida. Kile, Esther V. 181 Albion, Mo., 62 Killough, Howard A. 1Fr1 4708 Main, Pine Bluff, Ark., 74 Kim, Lee 151 PHQ Sfubbs Rd., 151 Floor, Kowloon, Hong Kong. 62 Kim, Sin Ho 15r1 M1. 4, Naing Chun Dong, W951 Gate Ward, Seou1, Korea, 44,79,131,143, 176 Kim, Tob1as 151 19 Ashley 2d,, 37F, Kowloon, Hong Kong, 62 Kinard, Carolyn Kay 151 521 S. Parkway Dr., El Dorado, Ark., 62, 156 Kinder, Dayle 1Jr1 Salem, Ark. King, Jackie 5013151 Rt. 4, 221, Lubbock, Tex., 62, 134, '159 King. Kathryn 1Fr1 Box 566, Dimmin, Tex., 70, 134, 160 Kingsley, Danny Eugene 151 Box 825, Specrrnun, Tex., 74, 131 Kinninghom, Jack W. 15r1 Box 1228. Shawnee, Okla, 44, 179 Kirk, Tom 1er 1111 S. Tigh, Columbia, Tenm, 133, 134, 143 Klein, Ronald 1Jr1 1120 Ridge Row, Scranton, Pa. Klemm. F10rer1ce 1Jr1 1601 5. Dayton. Denver, Colo.. 54, 1217. 130 Kline, Jack Edward 1Jr1 439 Longhili Dr., Short Hills, N. J., 54 Kfinebriel', David H. 1Fr1 5872 Crown, Wayne, Mich., 70, 170 Knapp, Donna 15r1 549 W. Belmur, Lakeland, Fla., 44, 79, 120 Knipple, Harold W. 151 R1. 3. Coldwarer, Miss., 6'2 Knipple, JucqueHna .1. 151 950 N. Derby, Derby, Kun., 74 Kurz, Geraldine M. 1Fr1 R1. 2, Box 109, Poplar Bluff, Mo., 70, 139, 163 L Ludd, Billy Joe 1Fr1 Box 33. Reyna, Ark.. 70 LeFerney, Billie 151 Griffifhville, Ark., 62, 157 LoFevers, Jerry, L. 1Jr1 Viola, Ark, 54 LeFevor, Mollie 1Fr1 1405 Shelton Ave., Nashville, Tenn., 70, 153 Laird, B111 E. 151 Rf. 2, Box 275, Newport Ark, 62, 171 Laird, E. Marie 1Fr1 Rf. 2, Box 275 Newport Ark, 70, 127, 129, 162 Laird, Kenne1h Dwain 151 2403 Lorraine, Baton Rouge, Lo.. 62, 179 Lamb, Guonn W, 151 Delight, Ark, 62, 169 lumberf, Larry WiISon 151'! 1916 Rickey Rd, Oklahoma City 11, 01:10., 44, 141,160,184,192 Lambert, Paula Sue 1Jr1 300 S. E. Ave.. ldabel, Okla., 54, 151 Lambert, RonaId B. 1Fr1 R1. 2. Box 309, Sikesfon, Mo., 70, 172 Land, Gloria Jean 1511 Box 115. Cotton Plant, Ark., 75 lenders, Jim lGrudJ 1321 W. 161h 51., N. LEM: Rock, Ark, 76 Lane, Robert C. 151 Box 467, Wynne, Ark, 62, 171 Lawrence, Billy CIuyfnn 15r1 R1. 6, Paducah, Ky 44 Law, Shiu Oi 1Fr1 17 L011 Kwai Fong, 2nd Floor, Hong Kong, 70 Lawson. Jimmie D. 1.111 1509 E. Market, Seam. A1k.. 54. 79. 115. 121. 143. 178, 192 273 Lawyer, David F. 1Fr1 Camp Tuhkodah, Huff, Ark.. 70. 134, 178, 184 Lawyer, Richard 1Jr1 Camp Tuhkoduh, Huff, Ark., 54, 133 Leumed. Paul 1Jr1 Rt. 1, Dorris Heights, Harrisburg, 111., 55, 79, 131 lee, Linda A. 1.1r1 21313 Windemere Dr., Nu,shvi11e 14, Tenn., 55, 137, 144, 153 LeFors, James Mike 1Fr1 12?. 11, Bax 2430, Springfield, Mo.. 70. 179. 205 Lemmon. Fred L. 1$r1 Sroney Point, Cussvilla, Mo., 44, 171 Lemmons, Doris Ellen 151 19 Cfoverdale Blvd Searcy, Ark, 62 Lemz, Amogiu 151 R1. 2, Puragould. Ark., 62, 157 Lenrz, Margie 1Jr1 R1. 2, Puragould, Ark, 55, 141. 157 Leonard, Charles 1Jr1 1200 Holden Ave., Newport, Ark. Leonard, Imogene 15r1 Damascus, Ark., 44 Lorenrzen, D1ane 1Fr1 1521 Rufh, Newporr Beach, Calif., 75 Leroux, Eula 151 5415 N. Hwy. 140, Florissunr. M0,. 62. 130, 148 Leroux, Lavonne H. 1Fr1 5415 N. Hwy. 140, Florissam, Mo., 70. 137. 148 Lewis. Donald W. 151 424 Wishon, Newport Ark, 62 LewIs, Jack Fred 1Fr1 3106 Redford, Memphis 11. Tenn., 70 129, 171 Limburg, Judith 151 1732 Parker Blvd.. Tonawandu, N. Y., 62, 139 Under, Wanda Ilene 15:1 1065 W. 2nd St, Weiser. Ida. Lindsay, Jimmy D01e 1Fr1 507 Randall Dr., Seorcv, Ark, Li'dleiohn, John 1Fr1 5212 S. 24 51., Ft. Smith, Ark. Lord, Floyd 1M 2101 Oradell, Boise, 11510.. 55, 137 Lasher, Ron R. 1Jr1 509 51. Joseph, Bristol, Ind., 55. 172 Loudermilk. Dun H, 1Jrl Box 284, Hazen. Ark. 55. 172 Love, GFenda Sue 15r1 308 Woodruf-f Ave, Searcy, Ark, 44. 141, 165 Lyles, Kerrie Sue 1Fr1 1800 Fair Park Blvd., Little Rock, Ark, 70. 151 Lynds, A1 15r1 R1. 2, Valdosta, 60., 44, 141 . 163 Lynxwiler, Roger D. 1Fr1 R1. 7. Doniphcm, Mo.. 70, 176 lynxwiler, Shirley Jean 151 R1. 7. Doniphan. Mo., 62, 157 Lyons, Clifford L. Ed Rt. 4, Box 265, Neosho. M0,, 44 McAHisfei, Andrea 1Fr1 R1. 2, Wiflow Springs, Mo., 70, 166 McCaghren. Dannie Dr! 1320 S. 161h,Quincy, Ill., 55, 131, 171 McCaghren, Jerry Don 1Fr1 1320 S. 16rh, Quincy, 111.,70, 131, 176 McCurley, Dee 1Jr1 1714 N. Thompson, Conroe. Tenn, 55, 127, 129. 134, 144, 158 McClain, Gail 1Jr1 3389 Coving'on Pike, Memphis 8, Tenn, 55 McClugguge. Ralph M. 1Fr1 216 E. Market Derby, Kun., 70, 130, 131. 134. 171 MCCorkle. David A. 151 109 S. Turner, Searcy, Ark, 62 McCown, Roger L. 1Fr1 2215 Harrierr, Apr. 6, Arlingfon, Tax, 70, 171 McCubbin, Michael Doyle 151 503 Benton, Mane , Mo., 62, 170 McCullaugh, Dianna 151 31581 Trestain Ava, Farmington, Mich., 62, 157 McDonafd, Tana Kay 1Fr1 Rt. 1, Box 82, ldulcu, Tex., 70, 130, 169 McElroy. Glenda 1Jr1 5212 Shackleford, Fort Worth 19. Ten, 62. 140 McEiroy, Koreen 1Fr1 6126 Loud Dr., Oscodu, Mich, 151 McEfroy, Marilyn 151 621 S. Stephenson. Royal Oak. Mich., 62, 137, 145, 156 McFadden. Larry D. 1Fr1 R.F.D. 1, Hickory Ridge. Ark, 70 McFarland, Ronnie lFll Box 660, Cullman. Ala. 70, 116, 134, 179 McGee, Charlene 151 2076 Vimon Ave., Memphis 4, Tenn, 62. 130, 134. 145. 159 McGee. John Patrick 18r1 208 5. Handfey, Wichita, Kart, 44 McGee, Roy E1lis 151 Booneville. Miss. 62. 175. 184 Mchn, Nancy 151 Star Rt. 2, Lake Village, Ark, 62, 165 McKeon, Clcu'r Byron 151 RT, 2, Darlingion, P6,, 62, 173 McKean, Larry Judd 15r1 RT. 2, Box 445-A, Darlington, Penn., 45, I33, 134, 173 McKenzie, Joyce 151 6 Sheridan Rd., Chattanooga l1, Tenn, 63 McKnight, Curtis C. 1Fr1 420 S. Lybarger, Olympia. Wash 70, 167 McMurray, Eugene 1Fr1 1456 Myrtle Ave., Columbus 11. O. McNeill, CamHle 1Jr1 Rt. 1, Happy, Tex., 55, 140, 166 McNeill, Coun'ress 131 R1. 1, Happy, Tax, 63, 143, 144, 166 McNew. Shirley ISr1 RT. 1, Box 126, Speedwell, Tenn., 45, 139 McNuff, Ponicia 15r1 Rt. 3, Box 69, Conway, Ark. 45, 143 McVicker, Kathy 151 Homer, L0,. 63, 134, 145, 143 McWhorter, Linda 151 R1. 1, Big Sandy, Tex., 63. 134, 159 Mabry, Bobbie Dean 1Fr1 4618 Walker. Wayne, Mich., 70. 157 Maddox, Kathy ISrI 24444 Neh'e Dame, Deurbom. Mich..45, 131, 133, 143, 153 Magness, Gwen Uri Rt. 3, Ecrestlle, Ark, 55, 140. 143 MuHon. Jackie 1Fr1 236 Broad St, Batesville, Miss... 70, 153 Muhun, One 151 503 W. Woodru , Searcv. Ark, 63 Manor. Kirk 151 121 WriHier CL, Exeter, Calif.. 63, 134 Maple, Ted 1Jr1 Raga, Kam. 55, I25, 174 Mnrchanh Joe Ur1 913 5. 19th, Ft. Smith, Ark. 55, 167 Martin, Becky 15r1 Lichesrein, Apt. 5, Corpus Christi, Tax 45, 125 Martin, Henie Lou 1Jr1 506 E. Center, Searcy, Ark, 55, 151 Martin, Joyce Alma 1Fr1 33947 Harroun, Wayne. Mich. 70, 130 Mom'n, Cynihiu Ann 151 R1. 2, Bonifuy, Flo., 63, 160 Munin, Judy Carol 1Fr1 707 Sandull Dr., Searcy, Ark., 70 Mum'n, Rem: 1Fr1 600 E. Center, Seorcy, Ark, 70, 161 Martin, Sherru 15:1 R1. 1, COrinfh, Miss., 45, 79. 140 Martin, Thomas H. 1Jr1 35832 Farragut, Wayne, Mich., 55, 170 Muffin, Wihon 1Jr1 Box 83, Obion, Tenn.. 55. 175 Mason, Kennerh 1Jr1 102 W. Harding, Morrilron, Ark, 55, 143, 172 Massey. Myrna Virginia 15:1 519 Main 51., Wheeling, W, Va., 45, 130, 154 Masters. Joan 1Jr1 RI. 2, Bradford, Ark. 55, 137. 155 Masters. W. Faye 1Fr1 Rt. 2, Bradford. Ark., 70, 137. 155 274 Murheney,.10mes Wayland 1Fr1 Southern Chrisiion Home, Morrilfon, 1 .. Mathis, Don 1Fr1 Augusto. 111.. 70. 174 Maxwell, Janice Ann 1Fr1 31 I2 Madeline Cir., Memphis 7, Tenn, 70. 3? Moyberry, Philip Avery 15r1 RI. 3, Waynesboro, Tenn. 45. 139. 143.11.; Mayer, Charles 151 503 N. E. Ave. B, Idubel, 01110., 75 , Mayer, Frances Emelie 15r1 330 S, Saunders, Aransos Poss, Tex., 45, 14 133, 141, 161 Mayner, Sharon 151 Rt. 1. Box 252, Ozark, Ark, 63, 140. 164 Mayo, Claude Eddie, Jr. 1Sr1 704 E. Market. Searcv. Ark.. 45, 172 Mayo, Ruben 151 31642 Ashridge Dr., Dallas, Tex., 75 . Mays. Walter 15r1 6449 Chafhan, Wellsron, M0,, 45, 120, 141, 178, ' Muzuron. Eileen F, 1Fr1 686 Chrisry Rd., Sharon, Penn, 70, 142. 148 Medley. Harry Donald 1Fr1 895 Per Ave., Memphis, Tatum, 70, 178 Meers, Diane 1Srl 1109 McFarland Aveu Rossville, 66., 45, 79, 143, Meifon, Mary Charlene 1Fr1 RT. 2, Box 5OB-F, Helena, Ark, 70. 158 Meredith, Don L. 15r1 201 Nonh $1., Batesville, Miss..45, 170 Merrall, Philip H, 1F11 1335 Lockwood Rd., Burbenon, 0., 71, 169 Merriman, Mary Don 1Fr1 17937 Chandler Park Dr., Derr61124, Mich. Merrirr, John Roy M. 1Fr1 1301 E. Marker, Searcy, Ark., 75 Merrirr, Rosfond Heien 1Fr1 1301 E. Market, Searcy, Ark, 75 Miayers, Jerry Lee 1Jr1 Biggers, Ark., 55 .. 1 Mine, Samuel 1Sr1 97 Bronksome Rd, Singapore, Malaya, 45, 131, 1 :1. Miiler,Ben 1Jr1 R1. 3, Box 212. Minden, La. Mi1ler, Carole Jean 1Fr1 40 Edgewood Dr., Greenville, Penn., 71. 162 Mi1ler. Eddie 1Jr1 614 Anne St, Alexandria, La.. 55, 141. 143, 179 Miller, Junie 1Jr1 5600 Browning Rd, titfle Rock, Ark, 55, 114,121.- 143. 144, 161 Miller, Jimmy R. 1Fr1 5600 Browning Rd, Little Rock, Ark, 71, 178 Miller. Mickye 151 2806 Edgewood, Pine Bluff. Ark., 63, 155 Miller, Ralph Leroy 151 2409 E. 2nd 51., North Lihle Rock. Ark.. 75 Mills, Nice 1$r1 404 Choctaw. Morristown, Tenn., 45, 143, 164 Mills, Deanna Beth 1Fr1 45 Harding Dr., Searcy, Ark, 71, 164 Mills, James 1Gmd1 45 Harding Dr., Saorcy, Ark. 76 Mills, Sandy Kay1Jr1 Kensen, Ark, 55, 129, 143, 161 Mitchell, Bobby lGrudJ Holly Springs, Min... 76 Mitchell, Gale Victoria 1Fr1 3280 Fraysar School St. 1, Memphis, T 153, 205 Mitchell, Murfha lSr1 Minor H111, Tenn, 45, 138, 139 Mitchell, Sheila Ann 1Jr1 404 5111 Ave. E., Cullmnn, Ala., 55, 105,115,. 204, 205 M1115, Barbara 15r1 Swifron, Ark., 45 Mobiey, Kaye R. 1Fr1 6515 Greenwood Rd,, Lirfle Rock, Ark, 71, 154 Mock, Karen Ann 1Jr1 851 N. Glensfone, Springfield, Mo., 75, 150 Mock, Wendell 1Fr1 10900 Cranshaw, Apt. 2, Inglewood, CU1I-f,, 71 Montgomery. Johnny Leo 1Jr1 402 N. Moss 51.. Seurcy, Ark., 55, 141, . Mooney, Anna J. 1Jr1 401 Highland Dr., Jonesboro, Ark., 55, 145. Moore, Glenda 1Sr1 100 W. Madison, Lake City, Fla., 45, 134 Moore, Hattie Frank 1Fr1 Box 263, Boyle, Miss., 71. 139, 156 Moore, Kurolyn Beth 1Fr1 300 Johnson, Woodsborc, Tax, 75 Moore, Wayman 1Fr1 Kenseff. Ark. , Moore, Wayne Elton 15r1 3238 Ebony 5L. Corpus Christi, Tex.. 46, 17 Moorer, Rex lJrl R1, 1, Box 212. Fr. Deposit, A113,, 63, 179 Moreland. Carroll Lynn 1Sr1 Rt 1, Heber Springs, Ark. Morgan, Clara Amalia 151 Southern Chrisfian Home, Morrilron, 152 Morgan, Jerry M. 1Fr1 R.F.D. 3, Redor, Ark., 71, 134. 174 Morris, Doris Ann 151 R1, 1, Box 20, Bay, Ark, 63. 152 Morris, Sue 1Jr1 R1. 1. Alicia. Ark, 55, 152 ' Morrison, Jerry 151 443 S. 17111, Clinfon, Okla, 63 Morse, David Conrad 1Fr1 Long Hill Rd, Brookfield, Mass., 71 Mosley, Owen B. ISr1 605 W. 6111, Recm, Ark, 46. 141. 176 More, Berry Lynn Sowell 1Sr1 Box 391, Searcy, Ark, 46, 165 .. More, Gail E. 1Fr1 602 N. Denron, Gainesville, Tex... 71, 168, 184. 263 More, Jerry Dwain 15r1 602 N. Danton. Gcinesville, Team. 46, 16B. , Muir, Kenneth Robert 1Fr1 115 Winding Way, Cedar Grove, N. J., 71.31 Murdock. Johnny 1Fr1 3201 Pecan. Texarkana, Ark., 71, 142, 174 Murphy, Glenn 151 R1. 3. Walnut Ridge, Ark, 63, 167, 196 Murphy, Linda :5: RT. 5. Cadiz, Ky., 63, 156 Mu1'l16y, Raymond King 1Fr1 RT. 1, Box 107. Nonh LiHle Rock. Ark... 7-1 145. 174 - Murry. LoNell 1Jr1 109 Park Ave., Haniesburg, Miss.. 55. 129, 143. ' 162 Myers, Marilyn F, 1Fr1 61 E. Crescent, Redfunds, Colit, 71 Myers. Nancy Carrol 1Jr1 206 North 3, Duncan, Okla, 55, 163 Nash, Michael A. 1Fr1 174B DuPoin? Ave., Memphis 7, Tenn., 71 Naylor, Patricia 15:1 607 Highland, West Memphis, Ark, 46 Neal, Denna 151 203 Some: Dr., Cleveland, Miss.. 63. 134, 140, 1451' Needhum, Roger W. 1Fr1 5505 Western Lone, LiHIe Rock, Ark, 71, 1 3 Nelson, Charles Lynn ISI 158 Wulfoce. Kingman. Kan, 63, 179. 19 Nelson, Evelyn Cole 15r1 949 N. Holmes, Memphis, Tenn., 46, 137. Nelson, Lynn lJrJ 112 N. 51., Kensen, Ark., 55 Nelson, Jerrry 1Fr1 206 Conella 51., W. Monroe, La., 63 Nelson, Morfhc 151 419 Ramsey P1,, 5611mm, Tenn., 63, 137. 142.1 - Newfon, Cecil Conrad 151 216 9th Ave., Port Arthur, Tex.. 63 Nicholas, WillIarn David 1Fr1 Rt. 1, Box 74, A, Smmps, Ark, 63 Nichols, Martha 1Fr1 498 Williams 51., PMsburg 29, Penn. 71, 152 Norris, Paul 151 411 E. Woodruff Ave., Seurcv, Ark. Nye, Lorry 151 3159 N. Howard, Springfield, Mo., 63, 179 Nye, Linda 1Fr1 3159 N. Howard. Springfield. Mo.. 71. 166 O J. 1Fr1 625 Elm 51.. Camden, Ark., 71, 167 10. 1F11 815 E. Division, Hope, Ark, 71, 168 $1.66 1H1 111. 2, Wilhifrnenio Dr., Ausfell, Ga., 71 Fad 1Jr1 102 W. Harding $1., Morrilron, Ark. 151 100 W. Harding 51., Morrilton, Ark, 63 Gayle 1Fr1 1323 W. Haven, Liberal, Kan, 71 M. 1FI'12536 Merle. Shreveport, La., 71, 127, 133, 134, 169 1 Duane 15r1 1400 N. Washingron, Forrest 51y. Ark., 46. 119, ,133,145,174 .. 151 1400 N. Washington, Forrest City, Ark., 63, 145. 143, 8621 122. Yale. Okla, 63, 134. 174 11rd 1Jr1Warm Spring: Rd,, Manchesfer, 66., 55, 179 . 11151 8011 361,Aluchuu, F1c1., 63, 175, 184, 205 P 1511 134 WesNiaw Tern, Rochester, N. Y., 71, 130, 131, 134, 151900 N. Sunnyhilf 31.. Searcy, Ark., 63, 134, 150 - 1Jr1 Fan Pillow, Tenn, 56, 134, 160 151'! 329 E. Linden Cr.. Kennett, Mo., 46. 141, 168 M. 1Fr1 Scmnlon, Ark, 71, 176 1Jr1 1222 Shawnee, Banlesville, 01116., 56, 115 11p 15d R1. 1, Box 6 B, Aliceville, Ala., 46, 178, 205 .151'1 Box 97, Samson, A111, 46, 141, 184, 196, 205 no 1Fr1 2214 Belmont Blvd, Nusthle, Tenn, 71, 155 Barnes? 111'1 528 W. Fayehe St. Piffsfield. 111., 56. 178, 188 Howard 151 1643 Parkvale. E. Lansing, Mich,, 63. 130, 175 W. 1Fr1 6010 S. 2nd Ave., Phoenix, Ariz., 71 - 'Lao1Fr13133 5. 22nd 51., Abilene, Ten, 71, 163 111: Ann 1Sr1 Tyler 111., Box 69, Heber Springs, Ark, 46, 162, 140 . 151 Box 184, Tipfonviil'e, Tenn., 63, 178, 184, 192, 205 a 1711 224 Walnut 51., Tiptonv111e. Tenn.. 71, 151. 205 1Jr1 1203 E. Marker, Seorcv, Ark, 56, 243, 160 1.111 1120 Wifherspocn, Guinsvilie, Tax, 56, 141, 175, 184, 205 ' 1 1120 W11herspoon,Guinsville, Tex., 56, 175, 184, 205 ' 1Jr1 9809 Sidewinder, El Paso, Tax., 133 111916119 1Fr1 3942 Commander. Columbus. Go. 7 H.181 22 Seneca, Baldwinsville, N. Y., 63 M. 1Fr1 308 5. Cherry 51., Harrison, Ark, 71 , 157 d M. 1Fr1 56161090. Ark., 71, 173 16 151 Newport Airbase, Newport, Ark., 63, 178 If. 1. Bo: 271,1uckerman, Ark. 63. 143 151 Lynn, Ark, 53, 140,152 1Fr1 Dennard, Ark, 71, 167 ' F11 1103 Canterbury 51., Dallas, Tex., 71, 174 1Fr1 Honderson, Ark, 71 . 1Frl 5641 Normandy Rd., Memphis 17. Team. 75 VIOIIQ 1Sr1 R1. 1, Sanford, Mich 46, 79, 130. 134. I43, F1112 15r1 531 E. 81 512, New York 23, N. Y., 46, 176 500 1511 905 S. Maple, Smhgarf, Ark, 71 1515719 WIIaon Ava. Por'rsmouth. O., 63, 155 011- 1511 5178 Harlan Dr., K161116111 F6115. Ore., 46, 141 151 010p!1 Rd.. North Hammon, N. H., 63 Rt. 1,8611 59, DeQueen, Ark, 56, 178, 184 1.111 602 Church 51.. Sulphur Springs. Tex., 56, 129, 143, 4304 Rhodes. Memphis. Tenn. 56. 16B, 184 , . 151 Childhaven, Box 660, CuHman. Mo., 63, 145. 165 11 111'. 2, 801131, Camden,Ark.,56,163 11M 511: R1. 8, Seorcy, Ark. 1.111 312 W. Pine 51., Ripley, Miss... 56, 163, 154 1123 Marvell. Terrell. 1911., 63 Q, 511 16880 May, E, Detroit, Mich 46 1111199191151 R1. 2 w., Cordova, A111, 63, 130, 131, 134, : 11:11 1304 E. Market, Searcy, Ark, 71 19111011111 Spring 51.. Hardy. Ark., 71, 173 6815 116mm Dr., Houston, Tex. Alan 151 8934 5. Commercial Ave., Chicago 17, 111., 63, 173 M 111.1. Rosa Bud, Ark, 46,113,141.17E 1- C. 15r1 Box 6, 5ha1lowafer, Tex., 46, 175 R. 151 950 Ocoee 51. N. W., C1eveland, Tenn, 63, 177, 196 D. 151 200 00111991 Rd., Mablefon, Gen, 63, 167, 184, 192 Joye. 1511 209 Williams, E. Prairie, Mo., 46, 160 -.15r1 8011 203, Houghton Lake, Mich, 47 ' Anna 1Fr1 102 Kenneth Ave., Salinas, Calif. ' 1Fr1 1 Hardlng Dr., Searcy. Ark, 71 928 E. Market, Seurcv. Ark., 140 1:116:16 15r1 R1. :3, Miami, Okla, 47, 154 Wynne 1Fr1 Box 324. Calion,Ark., 71 1,51 Rt. 1, Box 73, Russellville, Ark., 63, 134, 159 5.11111 311 Smifh, Yorktown, Ind.. 71, 139, 172 3151 1227 Lorenzo Dr. S. W., Atlanta, Ga., 63. 168, 134 Raines. John D. 1Fr1 Box 92, Senuth, Mo., 71, 167 Randall, James T. 1Fr1 1405 Cherry Ridge Rd., Basrrop, L6,, 71, 168 Reoms, Mary Ann 1Jr1 1321 Dillon, R1. 1, Lifflefield, Team, 56. 143. 166 Reeves, Ray Allen 151 RY. 2, Malden, Mo., 63, 141 Rector, Nancy 151 511 Quifmon, Heber Springs, Ark., 63. I42, 152 Redinger, Gary Dean 151 Agra, Kan, 63 Read, Milton A. 151 306 5. Cotton, Searcy, Ark, 63. 134,,170 Reeves, George lynn 1Jr1 805 chon. Minden. La., 56. 139, 141. 169 Reeves, Thomas Zone 1311 Box 89, P610 Cedro, Calif., 75 Reeves, Tim 151 Box 89, P010 Cedro, Calif,, 75 Rapport, Thomas D. 151 326 McKinley Ave., Newcomershawn, 0., 63, 125, 137, 174 Reynolds. Carol A. 151 133 E. 26 Place, Tulsa, Okla., 64, 142, 145, 159 Reynolds, Reggie 1Grod1 3005 AFubamuAve., Shreveport La., 76, 139 Rheinbol'r, Richard Merwin IFIJ Rt. 2, M1, Gilead, 0., 71, 127, 174 Rhine, Carole L. 1Fr1 2668 N. Estelle, Wichita, Kan., 71, 161, 205 Rhodes, J. Lynn 15r1 2414 911-1 Ava, Canyon, Tex., 47, 121, 125 Rich, 11611-111 Wayne, 1Fr1 862B Woodcusfle, Dallas. Tax. Richards, Parriciu A. 1Fr1 210 N. W. 43rd Ave.. Galnesville, F111, 71. 151 Richie, Ray 151 1914 Sandrown Rd., Atlanta, 66., 64, 168, 184 Richmond, Lesfer Anderson 1Fr1 R1. 2, Wuldron, Ark. 71 Rickard, Rodney Lone 15r1 10050 Vaughan, Detroit, Mich, 47, 174 Ricketf, Evelyn 1Jr1 Moody, Mo., 56, 136, 156 Ricken, John D. 1Fr1 Moody, Mo., 71, 170 Rickerr, Marvin C. 15r1 Moody, Mo., 47, 177 Rickman, Latricia Sue 1Fr1 Rf 3, Alma, Ark, 71, 157 Ricks, Lawrence Edwin F11 5906 Humsell Rd., Little Rock, Ark, 71, 175 Ridings, Dickie Ray 1Fr1 Rt. 1, Gideon Mo., 71 , 142 Riley, Linda Joyce 15r1 27-12111 Ave. North, TexusCity, Tex., 47, 156 Risinger, LinduJo 151 800 N. 0:111. Searcy, Ark, 64. 127, 129, 133, 161 Risner, Les1er L. 15r1 6143:: Wagner Ave., St. Louis, Mo., 47, 176, 205 Ritchey, Robert 1.. 1Fr1 Rt. 1, Rolls, Team, 75, 130 Robb. James Dwight 1Fr1 2098 E. Whiftemore, Flint, Mich, 71, 178 Roberts, Freddie Eugene 151 2222 Moss, Nonh LiHle Rock, Ark, 64, 132, 179 Robertson, Ronnie 151 6501 Greenwood. Lihle Rock, Ark, 64, 133, 175 Robinerte, Howard Randal! 1Fr1 R1. 4, Box 786, Benton. Ark, 71. 174 Robinson, Befry Lou 151-1 E1 Dorado, Ark., 75 Robinson, Linda E. 1Fr1 Rt. 2, Manila, Ark, 71, 164 Robinson, Mary Dawn 1.111 1704 McCreighf, Bostrop, La., 56, 145, 150 Rodgers. Brenda Alice 151 Romance, Ark., 64 Rodgers, Carl A. 1Fr1 Romance, A1k., 72 Rogers, Vernon R. 1Jr1 405 5. W, 12111 Ave., F1. Lauderdale, Fla, 56, 125, 170. 188, 205 Romero. Patricia Sue 1F11 19 Davis Blvd, Naw Or1ec1ns, La., 72, 134, 158 Rock, Charla! Maurine 15rl Rr. 1, Box 178, 0161. Calif., 47, 143 Rorex, Jeffrey Anne 1Jr1 163 S, Plum Grove, Palatine, III., 56, 111, 165 Ross,Lnuru 15:1 131 S. Palmer, Tyler, Tenn, 47 Rowden, Peggy PaUIeH'e 151 Oxford, Ark., 64, 152 Rowland, Dana Lynn 1Fr1 16325 Homer, Plymouth, Mich, 72. 156 Roy, Ernest G. 151 41185 Wilcox Rd., Plymouth, Mich, 64, 176 Ruble, Berry Mays 1Jr1 320 Alabama 51., Walnut Ridge, Ark, 56, 152 Ruble, James C. 1Sr1 Clinfon, Ark, 47, 141, 167. 192 Ruckman. Larry tee 1Jr1 5045 Churlann W., El Pam, Tex., 56, 175, 184, 205 Rummel, Georgia 151 729 N. W. 89, Oklahoma Cify, Okfa. Russell. Chester Gail 1Jr1 3504 Olive, Nonh Linle Rock, Ark, 56, 132, 174 Russell. Marian Helen 1Fr1 390 N. 4111, Piggorf, Ark., 72, 134, 152 S Samanie, Don 1Fr1 2909 Yams, Ft. Worth, Tex., 72, 175, 184 Sanders, lru C1mence 15r1 26-11 Kipp 51,, Fair Lawn, N. J., 47, 130, 131, 174 Sanders, Janice 1Jr1 15787 Hanwell. Detroir 27. Mich, 56 Sanders, Kenneth Larry 1Fr1 1100 3111911211! Ave. S. E., Huntsville. Ala 72 Sanders, Larry 1Grad1 2052 Central Ave., Memphis 4, Term. Sanderson, Walrer C. 1Sr1 BOO Spiro Ava, Yubo City, Calif., 47, 143 Sondlin. Jamesfrvin 1Fr1 909 E. Buya Ave., Lake City. Fla., 72, 168 Survey, Phyllis W. 151 929 Crabtree Cove, Midwesf City, Okla, 64, 164 Savell, Charles Ray 151 Box 295, Pearland, 1211., 64. 169 Saw. Ronald Philip 1Fr1Apt28, 52nd 51., Rangoon, Burma .72, I42 Schufer, Donald Jean 1$r1 Box 924, Pumpu, 1211., 48, 177 Scher, Donna L. 1Fr1 2517 Madison Ave., Granite City, 111.. 72, 134, 162 SCHmudluch, Wilma P. 1Jr1 1200 E. Broadway, Madison 14, Wis., 75, 130, 142 Scott, Efeunor Elaine 1Fr1 928 Arisrol Ave., Westchesrar, 111., 72, 163 Sccm, Sharon Rose 18r1 R1. 1, Box 1558, Eugene, Mo., 48, 79, 138, 143, 144, 163 Scott. Shirley Jo 1Fr1 8410 Nisqually. Dallas 17, Tex, 72 Scruggs, Larry 15r1 1410 0111 51., Newport, Ark, 48, 126, 127, 142, 176, 196 Scruggs, Ray 151 Box 297, Magnoiiu, Ark, 75, 132 Seaman, Terry A. 1Fr1 117 5. Myrtle, Bakersfield, Calif, 72, 131, 134, 170 Secwel, Linda A. 1Fr1 3219 Arline Ave., Rockford, 11L, 72, 134, 163 Sefby, Ruth Ann 151 R1. 2, Clarksville, Ark.. 64, 140, 143, 145 Selvidge, Floyd lGrodl R1. 1, Box 278. Covert, M1:1'1., 77. 169 Selvidge, Jerry J. 151 RT. 1, Coven, Mich, 64, 133, 134, 171 Semeney, Martha Ann 1Fr1 Box 266, Weiner, Ark, 72 Sewell, Milton 1Jr1 R1. 6, Box 287, Florence, Mo., 56. 143, 172 Sexson. Carol 151 106 N. Main. 1.291s Summil. Mo., 64, 129, 159 Shackelford, Betty ISr1 R1. 1, Box 209, R10 056. Calif., 48. 140, 161 275 Shoppley, Halon Karen 15r1 1706 Robin Hood Lane, Memphis 11, Tenn, 48, 140, 164 Sheets, Lucretia 1Jr1 2732 Kennedy, Dayton 20, 0., 75 Shelby, Ronald Dennis 1Fr1 Rt. 5, Columbia, Tenn, 72, 134. 175 Shelton, R. Frank 1Fr1 715 Kern, Memphis 11, Tenn, 72. 170 Shelton, Sylvia Ann 1Fr1 Rt. 2, Box 16, New Boston, Tax, 72, 164 Shepherd, Barbara Jean 1Fr1 121. 1. Box 58 A, West Plains, Mo., 72, 162 Sherrod, Berry 151 209 lincoln. Seurcy, Ark, 130 Sherrod, Winn1e Jo 151 3323 19111 51,, Lubbock, Tex., 64, 156 Sheumaker, Charles Ray 15rl R1. 1. Box 608, Suphur, La., 48, 173 Shewmaker, Sam 1Fr1 Box 22, Kalomo, N. Rhodesia, Ahim, 72, 130. 171 Shipmun, Denna 1Jr1 3676 Wayne 51,, Memphis 12, Tenn., 56, 133, 162 Shipmon. Sharon June 151 Star Route, Qtouflond, Mo.. 64, 143, 160 Shirev, Judy Fay 151 I522 LaCori, Magnolia, Ark, 75 Shiver. R. Sharon 151 1672 S. Oak, Banlesvflle, Okla, 64, 137, 151 $1100. William EM 8 Bamboo Rd., Be-fmont, Bulawayo, S. Rhodesia, Africa, 56, 130, 171 Shull, Pcfricia Louise 151 Box 321, Buffcb. Mo., 64. 129, 143, 166 Siler, Barbara 1.1:1 Pleasanf Plains, Ark, 56, 141, 143, 163 Simmons, Ken 1Jr1 1400 Harding Dr., Seurcy, Ark, 56 Simmons, Susan Kay 151 105 W. Church St, Woodsfield, 0. Simmons, William M, 151 735 cholla, Beaumonr,1'ex., 64, 134, 143, 170 Simpson, Sandro C. 1Fr1 23 Ridgeway, Lusaka. N. Rhodesia, 75 Simpson, Dcv'wd 1Sr1 814 Goodwin, El Dorado, Ark, 48, 117, I41, 178, 183, 192, 205 Simpson, Jane D. 1Fr1 Ransom. Kan., 72. 141. 158 Simpson, Rebecca E. 1Fr1 Rt. 2, Recmr, Ark 72, 143, 166 Skipper, Rodney Gill 1Fr1 3486 Heckle Ave., Memphis 11, Tenn., 72 Slotfery, William C. 1Fr1 3150 N. W, 25 Ave., Miami 42, Fla., 72, 177 Smurf, David 16rud1 Llnn, MD,, 77, 79, 170 Smelser. James M. 15r1 33479 Forrest, Wayne, Mich, 48, 170 Smith, Anira 1Jr1 1909 McAuley Dr., 5., W, Memphis, Ark., 56, 132, 133, 161 Smith, Anne 15r1 Star Route, Kermit, Tenn, 43, 130, 143, 145, 166 Smith, Barbara Evelyn 151 Box 515, Ashdown, Ark, 64, 144, 145, 162 Smith. Barbara Sue 1Jr1 323 Wes? 3rd St, Boonevilfe, Ark, 56. 143 Smith, Beverly Karen 15! 322 Beofrice. Thover. Mo.,64. 134. 153 Smith, Gary R. 15r1 221 Parkdale Rd., Sylvan Hills. N. Lifrle Rock, Ark,, 48. 168 Smith, Jerry 1Sr1 506 E. Cenfer, Seorcv, Ark. 51111111. Mary Sue 1Fr1 802 N, Sowell, Searcv, Ark, 134 Smith, Parsy Karen 151 523 S. W. 3rd, WaInut Ridge. Ark.. 64. 133. 152 vah, Ruben Edward 1Jr1 Box 956, Sta. A, Seurcy, Ark, 56, 79, 137, 174, 192 Smith, Ronny D. 151 301 Prospect Newport Ark, 64, 116, 178 Smhh. Sandra Louereh'a 1Fr1 15022 Merimeude Dr., Cleveland 11, 0., 72, 151 Smifh. Sam 39111 1Fr1 816 Pine ISL, Corning, Ark, 72, 154 Smifh, Steve 1Sr1 301 Prospecf, Newport, Ark., 48, 114, 121, 178, 184, 188, 196, 205 Smifh. Terry 151 913 Russwin, Clarksdole, Miss., 64, 131, 175, 205 Smifh, Thomas Gale 15r1 Shir1ey, Ark. 43 Smith. Toney Lee 1Fr1 102 1.110: 51., Texarkana, Tex. Smith, Wayne 1Fr1 5825 Kimbrough Dr., Corpus Christi, Ten, 72, 168 Smock, Ky1e1Fr1 1133 25th St, Mo11ne, 111,, 72, 134, 137, 179 Smotherman, Milton Carroll 15r1 317 Sheri Lune, Hurst, Tex., 49, 134, 167 Snowdan, Deanna 1Jr1 2823 Northern Blvd.. Independence, Mo., 56, 117, 133 Snyder, Janice 1Jr1 4430 Term Dr., Memphis 3. Tenn, 57, 143, 166 Sorenson, Martin F. 151 130 S. 11111 51,, DeKaIb, 111., 64, 150 Southard, Anna 1Jr1 Box 96. Melbourne, Ark., 57, 140 Sourhard, David A. 1Fr1 Rr. 1, Box 260. Artesiu. N. Mex.. 72, 134, 169 Souvhard, Emma Jean 151 Box 96, Mefboume, Ark, 64. 152 Spain, Karen 151 3554 Berkeley Dr., Montgomery, A15, 64, I16, 165, 204 Snuulding, Donna Francene 1Fr1 Rf. 4. Searcy, Ark, 72, 134, 151 Spaulding, Joe 1Jr1 Rt. 4, Searcy, Ark, 143, 174, 196 Spears. Linda Diane 1Fr1 Childhaven. Cu11man, Ala.. 72. 165, 205 Spears, Shannon E. 151 609 Nonh G, Freeporf, Ten, 64, 127, 168, 138 Spear, Brenda Kay 151 702 Sharp Ava, Camden, Ark, 64, 155 Spi11rnun, Ken 151-1 615 E. Emerson, Paragould, Ark, 49, I78, 196, 205 Springer, Eugene 1Jr1 316 E. Manning, Morgunfield, Ky., 57, 131 Springer, James 1Jr1 432 Ferndale Rd.. Gleaview, 111., 57, 170 Stafford, Linda Lee 1Jr1 Rr. 2, Grundy, M0,. 57, 137, 150. 205 51099:, Mike Floyd 1Fr1 723 McCusland 51,, Homer, La., 72, I71 Sfuhly, Sharon L, 1Fr1 Augusfa, Ark., 72 Stuhr. Jean M. 1Fr1 R,F.D. 2, York, Neb., 72, 155 Stanford, Suzanne H. 1Sr1 R1. 8, Columbia. Tenm. 49. 79, 120. 140. 159 Stanley, Brenda 1Fr1 Box 156, Bald Knob, Ark., 72, 151 Stanley, Jim E. 151 10816 Crockett 51., Sun Valley. Calif,, 64, 132, 177 Stanley, Jo Ann 1Jr1 10816 Crockett Sun Valley, Cufif., 57, 141, 162 Stark. Carl D. 1Fr1 903 Randall Dr., Searcv, Ark., 72 Sfarling, David 1Jr1 Box 317, Plymouth, Fla., 57. 171 Smrr, Carol Ann 151 Box 496, Knobel, Ark, 64, 154 Stumm, Tommy 151 415 5. 9111 SL, Gadsden, Ala. Stuuffer, Karl William 151714 Pork 51., Neosho, Mo., 64, 130, 131. 141. 145 Stephens, Bobby Lee 1Fr1 53513 Prinh'ss. Shreveport Lu., 75 Steprer, Louis W. 151 3311 Loch Lona, N. Lime Rock, Ark, 64, 169 Srep'rer, Sharon E. 1Fr1 3811 Loch Lune, N. Lirfle Rock, Ark, 72, 134, 160 Stevens, Donald L. 1Fr1 155 E. Union St, Huffield, Penn.. 72, 172 Stevens, Mailand 1Jr1 R1. 3, Box 14, Summirr, Miss., 57. 134, 143 Stewart Ben 1Jr1 3830 Universify Blvd. Houston 5, Tem, 137. 170 276 Stewart Betty Jane 15r1 31 17 Sourhem, Memphis 1 1. Term 49 . Srewurr, Lillian P. 151 1 10 W. Jackson Ava, Worrington, 1:16., 64-, ' Stewart Marlyn 1Jr1 1 10 W, Jackson Ave., Warrington, Ha., 57, Stewart Rim .1. 1Fr1 603 E. 11111, Winfield, Ken, 72 Stewarr, Travis Ray 15r1 Reagan Wells, Tex.. 49, 128, 177 Siinnetf, John E. 151 60811: E. WoodruH', Seam, Ark 64 Stone, Jay Dene 1.1r1 5321 Bonnie Wayne, Ft. Wonh 17, Tax 57, Stone, John M. 151 2167 Essex Ave., S. W., Atlanta, 60., 64, 14 . I Stone, Sandra 1Fr1 623 Teague St, Navasofu, Ten, 72, 134, I40. Srone. Sherry Dee lFr1 Box 185, Bunu, Tax 72, 163 ' Stoner, Rita 1Jr1 Box 47, Kensarf, Ark, 57 Storey, Harriet 1Jr1 Senarh, Mo., 57, 133, 139, 152 510115, Monfy K. 151 R1. 1, Quaker Cify, 0., 64, 172 Stout, Joe David 1FrJ Box 1347, Searcy, Ark, 75 Stout, Raymond Douglas 1Fr1 Huttieville, Ark, 72 , . Strucke, Judy Annel 51 2212 W. Olive. Springfield, Mo., 64. 143'; Stmder, Shirley 151 Star Rt. 2, lake Village, Ark, 64 Sfruwhucker, Bonnie 1Fr1 R1. 4, Kingmon, Kan, 72, 14B Stroud, BaHy 1Fr1 402 Pickwick Lane. N, LMIe Rock, Ark. Studebaker, Linda 1Fr1 1501 E. Miller 51:, Jefferson City, Ma, 72, 51mm, P1111116 1Jr1 409-59111 5t, Vienna. W. Va., 57, 127, 131F ., 142 ' Sullins, Burl 1Fr1 4292 Frederick, Memphis, Tenn, Sullins, Jerry 1Jr1 326 Alice. Memphis, Tenn., 57, 133 Sunderland. Carolyn 1Fr1 Rt, 2, Carthage, Mo., 75 Sunderfund. John 1Jr1 R1. 4. Carthage, Mo., 57, 176 Sunderland, Den 1Sr1 Camp, Ark, 140 I Surlon, Brenda Jean 151 1312 Pinson 51,, Birmingham, Alm, 64. 1-' ' Swayne, Darold Lee 151 R1. A, Box 60, Yeilville, Ark, 64 T Tanner, Sandro 1Jr1 4421 Polk. Houston 23, Ten, 57, 139, 159 Tanner. Tamara 1Jr1 4421 Polk, Housion 23, Team, 57, 139, 159 Tate, Sid 15r1 532 Virgii, Gretna, L0,, 49, 119, 125, 178 Tofu, William B. 1Jr1 1416 Locust Texarkana, Ark, 57, 174 Taylor, Brenda Sue lJrl Rt. 1. Beech Grove, Ark., 57, 134,143,,1 , Taylor, David H. 131 5383 Quince Rd, Memphis 17, Tenn., 64. 1761 Taylor, Gerry 1.. 1Fr1 3307 Rohinhood Lane, Texarkunu, Tex, 72 Taylor, Lorry Don 1Jr1 5383 Quince Rd., Memphis 17, Tenn, 57,1' , Taylor, Robert 1Fr1 121. 2, Wafer Valley, Ky, Tayfor, William E. 1Fr1 B 175. Kenserr. Ark. Tennyson, Alfred L. 181 215 5. Grace Ave, Elmhum. 111., 75 Terry, Randall R. 131 317 W. Rock, Fayenevifle. Ark., 64, 171 Teuferf, Sandra Lee 151 RT. 6, Valparaiso, Ind., 64, 143 Thuyer, Jacqueline 1Jr1 York ColIege, York, Nah, 57, 130, 132, 1' Thomas, Brenda C. 151 Box 176. Beedeville. Ark, 64. 134. 145. Thomas, Frederick J, 1Jr1 603 W. Mechanic, Harrisonville, Mo., 57, Thomas, Linda Kay 1Fr1 309 Forresr Dr., Newport, Ark, 72, 156 Thomas, Mary L. 1Fr1 R1. 1, Searcy, Ark, 72 Thomas, Ronald L. 131 R1. 4, Carthage, Mo. Thomley. Btyan D. 1Sr1 RI. 2, Newton, A10., 49. 177 Thompson, Buel E. 1Jr1 Bax 105, Gravelly, Ark, 57 Thompson, Bryon E. 151 Box 141, Stephens, Ark, 64 Thompson, Charles l. lSr1 Rt. 1, MT. Pleasant, Tex., 49, 171 Thompson. CluudeHe 151 R1. 7, Box 375, Hot Springs, Ark, 64 Thompson, Donnie Kelly 151 3 Harding Dr., Seqrcy. Ark. 64, 178,, - Thompson. Jean E. 151'! 26 Salem Rd., Murray H111. N. J., 49. 1633 Thompson, Nancy Kay Knot? 1Sr1 102 Woodcres'r Dr., San Anmm -, 145, 151 Thompson, Ron Earl 1Sr1 4819 3511a 51.. lubbock. Tex., 49, 175 Throgmorfnn, Efdon Dole 1591 Rt. 2, Coming, Ark. Till, Farrell lGrad1 Wardell, Mo.. 77 Till, Sandra 1Sr1 360 N. Glendale, Decatur, 111., 49 Tiner, John Hudson 1Fr1 813 Bems, Pocahontas, Ark, 72 Tiprcn, Berry Jane 1Jr1 607 W, Pine, Heber Springs, Ark., 57, 14' ' Tipfon, Jessica Bath 151 3127 E. College, Visuliu, Calif., 65, 134 Tipfanv, Kennefh D. 1Fr1 607 W. Pine, Heber Springs, Ark, 72, 1 Todd. Edgar 0., Jr. 1Fr1 3232 De Soto, Shreveport La., 72, 175 I Tollerson, James W. 1Jr1 R1, 2, Whiresville Rd., La Grange, 00., 57 ToHeft, Saundra 1Jr1 608 S. Front, Nashville, Ark, 57, 143, 144, '1 Toms. John G. 1Jr1 6350 40 Ave. N., SI. Parersburg, F111, 75 Tooke, Manho Ann 151 308 Glenda, Rawille, La., 65, 127, 134,: II, 145. 154 Torrice, John R. 151 73 S. Filice, Salinas, 03115., 65, 176 I I Touchron, Herbert Ryan 1Jr1 3463 F1991, Jacksonville 7, Flu,, 57. 'l - Toudnron, Poul E1115 1511 3463 Fleet, Jacksonville 7, Flu., 49, 141,. ' Traylor, Billy Allen 151 13 Brooks Dr., Austen, Ga., 65, 167 Tubb, Norman 6. 1Jr1 424 W. South. Benton. Ark 57. 124. 129, 175, 184, 205 Tucker, Annette 1Jr1 4419 W. 24th St, Littfe Rock, Ark, 57, 164 Tucker, Louise Url Box 206, Waynerown, 1:111, 57, 111, 133, 150 Tucker, Wiiiiam H. 1Fr1 2800 81h $1., Tuscaloosa, Mm, 72, 17B, Tumlinson, Sam. Jr. 15r1 1724 Howell, Richland. Wash 49 Turner, Larry 1Jr1 2923 Bailey, Llncoln Park, Mich, 57, 171 Turner, Peggy 1Jr1 Box 131, 3011, Lu., 57 Turnay, Freedu Url Gunman, Ark. 57, 143, 157 Twyford, Robert Millikin 1Fr1 R1. 2, Box 69, Nawport, Ark, 72 Tyler, Elliot? 15r1 1404 1Hh Ave. 5. E., Decatur, Ala., 174 Tyler, Nadine 1Sr1 Maynard Rt, Pocahontas, Ark 49 .- 1 51on 584, Stu. A, Searcy, Ark., 65, 173 Fri 30: 584. Sta. A, Secrcv, Ark, 72 36895 Pambone Rd., Solon :19, 0., 49 V 773-3 Hillard DL. Dallas 17, Tex., 49 1H17733 Hillard Dr., Dallas 17, Tax 72, 127, 157 151111. 1, Sarcoxie. Mo., 65, 176 91Fr1 21.4, Pumgould, Ark, 72, 131, 175 Uri Rf. 4. Paragould, Ark, 57, 143, 163 m 407 N. 16111 51., Nashvilie, Tenn, 136 - 11506 Eisenhower Rd., Norman, 01116,, 73, 154 ,1, M1, Pleasant, Tex., 50 W 361: 26, Port Aransas, Tex.. 50. 141 04116111! 15r1 Auburn 5L, Hockessin, DEL. 50 Ith If. 2, Box 104, Spiro, 01:16., 73. 163 . Flrsf Floor, 26 College Rd.. Hong Kong M 908 Guam, Wake Vitlage, Tax., 73, 172 1511410 Gray Ave..Jop1$n. Mo., 50. 141, 145. 174 1 115 Burger Dr., Woxahochie, Tex., 50 16426 Derby, 51. Louis 33, Mo., 50 .1 1 191806 Pine, Corning, Ark, 50, 79, 121, 143, 154 H 111. 1, Perrvville, Ark, 73, 158 Who lFrl Rt. 4. Box 133. Newport Ark, 73, 164 uNgau Chi Wan Village, 151 F1., Kowloon, Hong Kong, 65 B Nguu Chi Wan Village, 15! Fl., Kowloon, Hong Kong, - 924 Garden, Maplewood, 10.. 65, 134, 162 1111'. 1. Clummons. N. C., 75 16de Box 89, Herrick, 111., 77, 174 2749 Loncas'rer, Oklahoma Ci1y, 01:10., 73, 168 R9. 2. Box 30A, Alachuu, Flu., 65, 141 1,111. 2. Box 30A, Alachuu, Flow 57, 120, 139, 11-935 McQueen, Flinr,M1ch., 57, 177 l 3200 N. 3111 51., W. Monroe, 10,, 57, 17B, 196 -. 52510 8111 Ave.. Canyon. Tex., 65, 175 15115710 Collins Lane, For1 Smith, Ark, 73, 167 My 151 Freeport Rd, North East, Penn., 65, 176 151 18457 Rd. 200, Simrhmore, Calif., 158 'kynn, Ark, 73 - 40111517281 McVay, Germomown, Tenn 73, 129, 153, 1 Ray 151 RI. 1, Delupluine, Ark, 75 11.1I1 Box 128, Spring Hill, Tenn. 502 Holly Grove, Houmu, L0,, 50, 133. 158 500 E. Moore. Searcy. Ark, 73 bEddy 15r1 318 5111 51., lowell, 0.. 50. 177 .1Ff1 1801 Lynnhoven Rd, F1. Wor1h 3, Text, 73, 150 115d 1801 Lynnhuven Rd., F1. Wonh 3, Team, 50, I76 1 1 15r1 1301 Lynnhoven Rd, Fr, Wonh 3, Tex 50, 127, Maynard R1,, Pocahomus. Ark, 57 1Fr1 859 W. Main REL, Conneam, 0., 73, 170 Anna 151 1113 Willow Branch, Jacksonville 4, F101. 65, n' l. 1111 3946 Wabb 51., Columbia. 5. C., 57 1- A.151 RI. 1. Box 243, Pine Bluff, Ark, 65. 134, 159 15.1 m. 3,Dcuwil1e. 111.. 51 151 306 Jacksonville Hwy., N. Little Rock, Ark. 1Jcno151 222 5.1m . Rulevme. 1111155.. as, 153 M 111. 1. Bax 228, Luxora, Ark, 73, 158 Ralph 1Fr1 3418 Bowen Ava, Memphis 12, Tenn, 73, I34, Jerry W. 1Fr1 R1. 2, Womace, Tenn., 73, 169 1511mm lGradl Rt. 1, New Martinsville. W. Va., 73' Sarbaru 1Fr1 Rt. 1, Carufhersville, Mo., 73, 165, 205 India 1Fr1 1709 Via Zuriru, Poles Verdes Esfures, Calif. 73, 1648 9,915r1 1214 E. Crestwood, Memphis, Tenn 71d 0. 1Fr1 Star Route, Judsonia. Ark, 73. 170 ,Lunny G. 1Jr1 Box 606, R1. 1, Marc, ll!., 75, 140 ,Juna1Fr1 809 Upper Cahokm, E. 51. Louis, 111., 73 Gury 11:11 524 Wh111c11ch, Trumonn, Ark., 73, 173 Armor lJfJ 120 5. E. 10111, Plainview, Tex., 57 1th!!! 151 407 Ave. 5., Hole Cemar, Ten, 65. 155 gar D. 1Fr1 4111 11nd Seorcv, Kense1-1, Ark. 311i Dennis 15r1 13608 Blenhein, Cleveland, 0., 51, 167 James E. 151 441 E. Nollins, Moberly, M0,, 65, 132, 174 JO! Garnor1$r1 Rt. 2. Summerville, 66.. 51. 143, 177 11.1110 Ellen 181 652 N. 6th 51., Paragwld, Arie... 65. 129, 133, I45, 161 Wiifiums, Richard J. 1Frl 2112 N. Wafer, Decatur, 111,, 73 Williams, Sondra Lee Tucker 15r1 827 Pecan, Clarksdule, Miss., 51, 165 Williamson, Floyd Wayne lFr1 Box 261, Dierks, Ark, 73 Williamson, Linda M, 151 601 Holden, Newport, Ark, 75, 166 Willingham, Bobbie 1Jr1 R1. 1, Doddsville, Miss., 57, 163 Willingham, Robert 1Fr1 Rt. 1, Box 290, Doddsville, Miss., 73, 172 WkIlis, James C. 15r1 R1. 3, Ripley, Miss., 51, 172 Wilson, James W. 1Fr1 2316 N. National. Springfield, Mo., 73, 132, 134 174 Wilson, N. J. 1Grod1 RI. 2. Senafh, Mo., 77, 196 Wilson, Ronald M. 1Fr1 Yeorwood Ava, Murfreesboro, Tenn, 73, 141, 16B, 134, 205 Wilsan, Sharon M. 151 509 N. Hussev, Searcy, Ark, 65, 164 Wilfse, Ronald K, 151 2164 Rosecrans 51., San Diego 6. Calif.. 65. 136. 139, 175 W1mber1ey, Dona Carole 1Fr1 R1. 3, Rector, Ark, 73 Win1er, Arnold 151 115 N. Lynx Ave, Rulev11le, M151... 65, 175 Wiser, Cora ElizabeTh 151 41525 Tyler Rd., Belleville, Mich., 65, 134, 153 Womack, Helen 151 Box 253, Russell, Ark.. 65 Womack, Joe 151 Box 253, Russell, Ark. 65 Wang, Lucien 151 14 T61 Po Rd, 2nd FI., Kuwloon, Hong Kong, 65 Wood, James Offs 15r1 Rt. 4, Paragould, Ark, 51 Wood, Jo Ann 1Fr1 Delaware, Adm, 73, 140, 150 Wood, Reba Gail 1Jr1 Rt. 3, Bax 215. Jusoar, Ala., 57, 133, 143, 150 Woodard, Raymond H. 151 Box 660. Cul1mcn, Ala., 65, 134, 178 Woodruff. PGNiCiU lJrl RT. 2. Box 294, Aroka, Tenn., 57, 129, 153 Woodruff, Rodney Allen 1Fr1 Box 120, Grace, Miss., 73, 173 Woo1c1rd, Mary L. 1Fr1 Rt. 1, Success, Ark, 73, 154 Work, BeHy Ur1 1583 Grange, Trenton, Mich, 57, 130, 150 Worshom. James 181 1209 Highland Ave., Anniston, Alc., 65, 169 Wright, Charles Leslie 1F11 502 N. Walnut, Kennett, M0,, 73, 168 Wright, Gail lJrl Box 10, Sholluwnver, TEL, 57, 166 Wright Jan lJrl 5752 N. Encinim Ava, Tempfe Cify, Cc1if., 57, 132, 144, 161 Wright Joanne F. lFr1 402 Morse De., Nor1hlak8. 111.. 73. 133. 134. 161 Wyatt, June 1Jr1 2500 Murilynn, El Dorado, Ark 57, 143, 160 Y Yorbrough, Ernesf Edward 1Fr1 1356 Weymourh. Memphis 8, 12mm, 73, 177 Yarbrough, Mary Lou 1Jr1 1356 Weymou'h, Memphis 8. Tenn., 57. 129. 143, 153 Yates, G1endo Fay 1Fr1 4125 N, 32nd 51., For15mifh, Ark, 73, 151 Yates, Jere 15r1 1069 N. Belvedere, Memnim's, Tenn., 51, 79, 119, 124, 131, 133 Yeager, Merlin Ross 18! 111 N. 16111 51., Blue Spring, Mo., 75 Yongvunichiit, Dhunamt 1Jr1 197 Janiarad Rd., Bangkok, Thailand, 65 Young, Frank 151 Hong Kong Young, Mable June 15r1 5327 Wilson Ave., Podsmoufh, O, 51 Young, Ron 1Fr1 700 Spruce, Kingman, Kan, 73, 174 Young, William David 151 610 SuHon Dr., San Antonio, Text 65, 131 Young, William John 15r1 3587 Dallas, Warren, Mich. Yurcho, Larry M. 1Fr1 3533 Cfoiborne, Shreveport Lu., 73. 169 Academy direbtory A Anderson, Darwin 151 2304 Kelly Lynn, Longview, Tex., 216, 237 Anderson, Mike 15r1 709 N. Spruce, Seurcy, Ark, 212 Arneff. Mike 1Jr1 R1. 4. Searcy, Ark, 215. 233, 233, 242 Anaberry. JanJlJrI 1503 E. Market 5earcy., 215, 226, 227, 228, 231, 236 Buines, Kenna Jean ISr1 708 E. Center, Sentry, Adm, 212, 225, 226, 227, 230, 231, 236 Bolas, Barbara 1Fr1 707 E. Race, Seurcy, Ark, 217, 226, 227, 228, 231, 232 Boles. James 1Jr1 707 E. Race, Searcy., 215, 224, 225, 226, 227. 229, 233 Ball, Patsy 15:1 506 N. Cross, Searcy, Ark. 212, 225, 227, 229, 230, 236 Barrett, Rondo 151 RI. 2, Derby, Kan, 216, 229. 232 Beckman, Mike 15r1 Rr. 1, McRae, Ark., 212, 225 Beene, Brenda 15r1 Rf. 1. Seurcy, Ark, 212, 226, 227, 228, 230. 236 5e11, Roger 151 811 Race Ava, Searcy, Ark, 216, 233, 238, 242 3e11, Ronny 151 811 Race Ave., Searcy, Ark, 216, 233. 238, 240, 242 Berryhill, Dick 151 1410 E. Market, Searcy, Ark 216, 224, 225. 226. 227. 229, 233, 238, 240, 242 Berryhlil, Excell 1Jr1 1208 E. Market, Searcy, Ark, 215, 237 Berrthl, Jimmie 1Fr1 1208 E. Marker, Searcy, Ark, 217 Bixler. Sue 1Jr1 1609 E. Market, Searcy, Ark, 215, 226, 227. 228, 232 Bixler, James 1Fr1 1609 E. Market Searcy. Ark 217. 226. 227. 233. 243 Slack, Nancy 151 2001 W. Juniper, Roswell, N. M., 216. 228 Brady, Sueanne 1Jr1 203 S. Turner, Searcy, Ark, 215, 226, 227, 228, 230, 236 Bridgemun, Charles 1Fr1 908 Cedar Drive, Searcy, Ark 217, 220 277 Bridger, Pat 151 206 Biakeney, Seorcv. Ark., 216, 237 Brown. Carol Ann 1Fr1 905 Cedar Drive. Seorcy. Ark., 217, 225. 226. 227. 223, 234 Brown, Ruth Anne 15r1 805 Cedar Drive, Seurcy, Ark., 212. 213, 224, 225. 226. 227, 230, 231, 234 Buffington. Sonia 1Fr1 802 E. Market, Searcy, Ark., 217. 232 Bush. Faye 15r1 Box 105. Williston, S. C., 213. 218, 219, 224. 226. 227, 228, 230. 231. 236 C Cannon, Undo 1Fr1 505 N. Charles, Searcy, Ark 217, 232 Ciyburn, Lee 1Jr1 USA L D Cambodia APO 153, clo Posl'rnasfer, San Francisco, Cafif., 216, 224, 223. 230. 232 Clybum, Sfeve 151 San Francisco, Calif. 216, 231, 233. 238, 240 Coffey. Kynes 1Jr1 910 E. Center, Secrcy, Ark., 215, 223. 230, 234 Cope, Ken 151 R1. 4, Searcy, Ark., 216, 225. 226. 227, 229, 233. 242 Dahon, Judy 1Jr1 505 N. Fir 51., Seorcy, Ark.. 215, 228, 230, 234 Dupuy, Carol 151 219 Indian Trail, Poland, 0., 216. 218. 228. 232 E Ely, Dale 1Jr1 1503 Tulip Ava, Searcy, Ark., 215, 226. 227, 229, 233, 238, 240, 242 Evans, Roy 15:1 811 N. Morril, Morrilton. Ark., 213. 225, 229, 231, 233 G Gibbons, Mary Rufh 15d 1101 E. River, Searcy, Ark., 213, 227, 228, 230, 231, 234 Glenn, Philip 1Jr1 1503 Tulip Ave., Searcy, Ark., 215, 226, 227. 233, 233, 242 HogJer, Lou 1F11 R1. 2, Cherry Valley, Hickory Ridge, Ark., 217. 237 Hart Janene 1Fr1 1201 E. Moore, Searcy, Ark., 217, 227, 223, 234 Hartley, Mickey 1.111 507 N, Cross, Seurcy, Ark., 215, 226, 227, 229, 233, 233. 242 Hays,Nenu 131 502 N. Hussey. Seurcy. Ark., 216. 224, 225, 226, 227, 228. 230, 231, 234 Hedrick, Ann ISrJ 7 Harding DL, Searcy, Ark., 213, 220. 226. 227. 228, 230, 281, 232 Hedrick. Mike lFrl 7 Harding Dr., Searcy, Ark., 217, 233 Henson, Bruce 151 23 Mohawk Dn. Searcy. Ark., 216, 226. 227, 233. 240 Hillis, Larry 1311 160 N, Charles 51., Seurcy, Ark., 213, 224, 231, 238 Hilton, Tommy 151-1 403 N, Pineviile, Winnfieid, La., 213, 219 Holder, Dianne Mr! 916 E. Race Ave., Searcy, Ark., 215, 220, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 230, 231, 236 Holloway, Judy 1Sr1 530 Desota Ava, Clarksdale, Miss., 213, 227, 228, 230, 232 Hubbard. Synene 1Sr1 Harding College, Searcy, Ark., 213, 219, 225, 226, 227, 228, 234 Hughes, Phil 1Fr1 205 N. Grand, Searcy, Ark., 217, 226, 227, 237. 243 J Jones, Marry 1Fr1 R1. 4, Mercer. Pa.. 217, 237 King. Freddie 1Fr1 R1. 1, Searcy, Ark., 217. 243 Kosteff, Donna 1Jr1 Box 167 Jeddah, Saudi, Arabia, 215, 234 l. Laine. Bonnie 1Jr1 36897 Pormr 51,, Romu1us, Mich, 215, 219, 225, 226. 227. 228. 234 1.0119. COHEEH 151 Box 167 Jeddah. Saudi, Arubl, 217, 227, 228, 232 Lusley, torena 181 RT. 1, Searcy. Ark., 216. 232 Lawson, Lorry llrl 1509 E. Marker. Searcy, Ark., 215, 224, 226, 227, 229. 233. 238, 240, 242 Lawyer, Mike 1Jr1 920 E. Center, Searcy. Ark., 215, 226, 227, 233. 240, 242 Leal, Cesar 151 13 6111 Ava, P10. Bonios, Izabel, 238. 242 Lundy, Ronnie 1Fr1 R1. 4 Box 133, Marshall, Tex., 217. 237 McClaren, Marian 151 503 E. Market Ave., Searcy, Ark., 216, 226, 227. 228, 230, 231, 236 McDougal, Oscar lFr1 509 E. Park, Searcy, Ark., 217, 233, 243 McKenzie. Bill 1Jr1 6 Sheridan Rd., Chattanooga, Tenn.. 226, 227 McKnight, Sharon 15r1 Byron Ave., Dcver. N. J,. 213, 218, 224, 228. 230, 234 278 Malcik, Jeanne 15r1 513 Pimnun, Richardson, Tex., 213, 22B, 236 .. . Martin. Dennis Ur! R1, 3, Searcy. Ark., 215, 227, 229, 233, 238, 240,-- Morfin, Gary 1Fr1 707 RandaH DL, Seclcy, Ark., 217, 227, 235, 243 Mason. Molly 1Fr1 1309 E, Market Searcy, Ark., 217, 226, 227, 223, Meurer, Linda 15r1 2510 E. Milvon, St. Louis, Mo., 213, 226, 227. 228 Mills, Ken 15r1 45 Harding Dr., Seurry, Ark, 213, 226, 227, 22?, 233, 233 Moore, Jerry 1Fr1 Kenseh, Ark., 217, 226, 227. 235. 243 Marris, John 1Jr1 Box 216, Kenseff, Ark., 215, 242 Nelson, Susan 15r1 111. 1, Senafobiu, Milt. 213, 213, 221, 226, 2273,- 230, 231, 234 P Pace, David 131 711 N. Oak, Searcy. Ark., 220 : Paine, Susan 1Jr1 900 Sunnyhill 51., Seurcy, Ark., 215. 226, 227, 223-, -' Ponder. James 1Jr1 7645 Gerald 51.. Warren. Mich. 215. 238 Puckett, Kinena 1Fr1 928 E. Market, Seorcy, Ark., 226, 227, 223 Pulley, Philip 1H1 512 N. Vun, Seurcy, Ark., 217, 235, 233. 240. 242 PulJiam, Cliff 15r1 706 E. Pleasure, Seorcy, Ark., 213, 227, 235 0 Quien, Karen 15r1 2055 5. Osage, Banfasville, 01th.. 213, 230. 236 Reader, Sara 181 105 S. Turner, Searcy, Ark., 216, 220, 224, 226, 3,. 230, 231, 234 . Risinger. Harry Dr! 800 N. Oak, Searcy, Ark., 215, 224, 225, 2 1;- 229, 233, 233, 240. 242 R11chie, Joan 15r1 701 Park Ave.. Ssarcv, Ark., 214, 219, 224, 2 f - 227, 228, 231, 232 Roberts, Clifton 151 300 Mass 51., Searcy, Ark., 216, 226, 228. 229, 233 S Sanderson. Steve 1Fr1 Box 1034, Harding Collage, Searcy, Ark., 217, 227, 243 Supp. Danny 151 1207 E. Marker, Seam, Ark., 216. 233, 233, 242 .. Supp, Margaret 1511 1207 E. Market, Scurry, Ark, 214, 228, 230, 2 , Sears, James 1Jr1 916 E. Center, Searcy, Ark., 215, 219, 229, 233, Sears. Pattie 151 916 E, Center, Searcy, Ark., 216, 225, 227. 230. 2 Sewe , Granville 1Fr1 1505 E. Market, Searcy, Ark., 217, 226, 227 1 Sewell. Mary Ann 1.111 1505 E. Marke'. Searcv, Ark., 215. 218. 2 227, 228, 230, 231. 236 Shelton, Sum 1F11 Tulura, Peru, 217, 243 Smith, 8111 1Jr1 506 E. Center, Searcy. Ark., 215, 227, 238, 240, 242 Smith, Glenn 13:1 1516 E. Market, Searcy, Ark., 214. 285 Smith. Kent, lJrl 506 E. Cenfer. Searcy. Ark., 215. 220. 225. 227. 240, 242 . Smiih. Mary Nice 1Jr1 420 Apollo Rd., Rlchardson, Tax, 215, 226, Smock, Sue Ann 1Sr1 1133 25111 51,, Molina, 111., 214, 226, 227. 23,4 ., Stafford, ShirIey 151 612 E. Park, Searcy. Ark., 216. 224. 227. 2 231, 234 516995, Norma 1Jr1 918 E. Market, Searcy, Ark., 215, 226, 227, 2 234 Srree1,Jarnes 1er Box 59 12+. 1, Seorcy, Ark., 215, 226, 227, 233, ' 242 '1' Thompson, Barbara Md 3 Harding Dr., Searcy, Ark., 215, 218. 2 '1 226, 227, 228, 230, 231, 236 - Thompson, Bobby 15r1 1600 E. Market, Searcv, Ark., 214, 219, .51; 231, 235, 238, 242 W Wilson, Bobby 1Fr1 3 Cloverdale Bend, Searcy, Ark., 217 wn'son, Janice 1m 503 N. Hussey. Searcy. Ark., 215, 227. 228 231. 232 Wilson, Linda 1Fr1 306 5. Cotton 51., Seurcy, Ark., 217, 232 Winneff, Dem 151 Box 92, Bell Buckfe, Tann., 216. 233, 238, 242 Woodward, Jere, 150 4201 5. 27th 51., Lincoln, Neb., 214, 220- 225, 226, 227, 229. 233. 238. 242 Wright, Barbara 1Jr1 317 Hesse, Apr. 416, Scorr Air Force Baler, 226, 227, 228, 229, 230 .. Wyatt, Marty 15r1 727 W. 6111, Escondido, Callf. 214, 225, 226,731. 37 : Y Yarer, Moss 1Fr1 5 Harding Dr., Searcy, Ark., 217, 243 The Petit Jean Staff 9o $ Faculty Advisor 1 . .. .. .. . Dr. Joseph E. Pryor EDITORIAL ....................................................................... 1 1 Anna Belle Climer 1- istantEditor.1 11 . . ..... 1 1 . . Sandy Childers .1 and Copy Editor 1. 11 1 Donna Knapp 1 c 1 . . judy Evans, LaNEIl Murry, Mary Doug Weeks, . Marie Laird Linda Risingeii Lanny Wildman Jimmy Jones '11.... ation Editor. . . . .. .. Julie Williams Editor . 1 ..... 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Mary Lou Yarbrough Pat Woodruff 1- m Editor ...................................... 1 1 Bob Baucom BUSINESS iness Manager 1 ...................................... . . . .. . . Travis Stewart Assistant Business Manager .......... . . 1. Leighton Waters ' 1 ...................... . ........... .. .Diane DyEr Kay Moberlyq Louise Tucker . Ron French Jim Stanley, Gaylon Lamb Lynn Reeves1 Joe Belew, Demon Kemodle, Terry Smith, Dick Ousley But now abideth faith, hope, love, these three and the greatest of these is love. - I CORINTHIANS 13:13. Within a few days the 1962433 school year will be conrludod and we shall return 10 0111' homes in many states. We are not the same peo- ple who enrolled in September because our lives have been changed by the things we have learn- ed and the associations we have enjoyed. Our knowledge has increased, our goals have been sharpened and our souls have been challenged and stimulated. 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