Harding College - Petit Jean Yearbook (Searcy, AR)

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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

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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