Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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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.

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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

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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